Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-01

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matte refrigerators now in at Gle
mann e. Salznann's. See them before
buying elsewhere.
Don't fail to see our line of car
pets, mattings and rugs. Greatest
line ever shown in the tri-cities. Gle
mann & Salzmann.
| Four lots on Fourteenth-and-a- half
street can be bought at big bargain
if sold within the next 10 days. See
Goldsmith & Mckee.
Ladies, you are not in it if you
haven't the 'Alexandria pompodour."
Call at Miss TolIver's hair dressing
parlors, 1913 Second aven1e.
Gasoline stoves, filters, refrigera-
tors, ice cream freezers and lawn
mowers as good as you can find on
the market at Il. q. Summers.
Easter kid gloves. Allthe new col
Orings are now in. You can be fitted
at our counter with correct styles for
81 and up. Young & McCombs'.
The modish dresser will find Just
the hat she is looking for at the spe-
cial millinery display tomorrow at
the Brandenburg millinery store.
tern draperies, black, with deep Dor
ders and also colors, can be found at
the opening at Young & MeCombs'.
Yes, you have been waiting for that
new spring hat and it is now ready,
awaiting your approval for less than
You expected, at Young & McCombs'.
Our special $3.50 hat, solid tucked
chiffon, varying in styles and shapes;
try and match it for So; special offer
ing for the opening. Young Me
Combs.
Clemann & Salzmann not only save
you from 10 to 20 per cent on furni-
ture, carpets, rugs, etc, but also give
you the largest and most complete
line to select from.
so inch fancy ginghanrs- strictly
fast colors, fancy and staple styles,
checks, stripes and chambray coiors,
opening sale price 1919 cents a yard
at Young q Met ombs'.
James Peterson, II years old. was
caught between the gangplank of the
Winona and the warehouse at Gin
ton last night, receiving injuries from
which he died early this morning.
Orville II. Marin. of Muscatine, and
Miss Louise Wittstock, of Dubuque.
Iowa, were married at, the parsonage
of the German Evangelical church
Monday. Rev j. F. c. 'Trefzer ofiicia-
| ting.
Conductor \. f. Barber. of this
city. was in charge of the Burlington
train on which Deputy Sheriff p. b.
| Campbell, of McDonough county. was
stabbed and killed near Chapinell last
night.
| Ladies' tailor-made costumes and
dress skirts, new goods received with
in the past few days, serges, eta
| spring opening, so and up. Young &
McCombs.
Foreign wash goods, so inches wide,
mercerized oXfords, cheviOts. pique,
canvas, basket weaves. Bedford cords
and vestings. IS cent values. opening
sale. choice, per yard, % cents. Young
& McCombs.
The grandest offer ever made to
the sick. A so days treatment of Pru-
rita for % cents. 1t is the worlds
best blood. kidney and liver cure.
Get it at the Pru-ri-ta store. 1913 Sec
pnd avenue.
The business part of the city re-
ceived its first visit from the street
sprinkler this afternoon. The horse
apparatus was used, conditions hard
Iy warranting bringing out the cleo
tric sprinkler.
Spring millinery opening, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. You are cordially invited to
call at Davenport's popular exclusive
millinery emporium. Ottesen, 222
West Second street.
| Millions of glass bottles-made by
the proprietors themselves-are need
ed to contain the annual output of
the Anchor Pain Expeller, remedy
for rheumatic and nervous pains. This
fact speaks for itself. 25c and soc.
At meeting of the town board at
the office of City Clerk Schaffer yes
terday afternoon Assessor j. L. Free
man announced the appointment of
Phil Miller, George f. Scott, William
RamskilI and S. ]. Freeman as his
deputies.
Rumors of the defaIcation of a
| Woodmen employee to the amount of
$4,000 which have found their way
into print are not denied at the head
office, but it is stated that the order
has lost nothing and an explanation
will be made in due time.
The Brandenburg millinery store
has been crowded all day by an APP
preciative crowd of ladies. whose en-
thusiasm over the exhibit of the
spring styles is the best testimony to
the fact that the hats are right. The
special display continues tomorrow.
Yesterday afternoon the assessors
of the county met at the Office of
County Treasurer Lyons and received
their assessment books and instruc-
tions for the beginning of work. The
lassessment of the property through
out the county will begin forthwith.
Uriah Hammond has filed suit for a