Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-30


The broom trust need not longer be a
terror.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Young have wei
coined a little son to their home on
| Eleventh street
Roger Bros goods in tableware and
teaspoons going at cost at Summers
closing out sale.
! The condition of Dr. c. c. Carter.
who is down with pneumonia, remains
unchanged today.
Until after Easter Simon Lewis viii
give 75-cent bottle of fine California
wine for 81 cents.
\ 5O-cent cap free with every boys
knee pants suit. worth from $3.50 up,
at GustafsOn & Hayes
The ladies of Trinity church will
postpone their cake sale which was 10
be held the End of April.
| Just think. a fine 5O-cent silk lined
cap with each boys knee pants suit
free at GustafsOn & Hayes.
Those looking for Easter novelties
will find a complete stock at Maths.
Read ad on page seven today.
With every boys knee pants suit
from $3.50 up they will give a 5O-cent
silk lined cap free at GustafsOn &
Hayes.
Take advantage of Simon Lewis of
fer Of a 75-cent bottle of fine Califor-
MIA wine for 81 cents. Sale continues
until Easter.
Mrs. Then Holdorf will continue the
sale of her Rock river channel ice at
the same prices as last year. Phone
| 943 suburban.
Not n 25-cent cap. but 5O-cent silk
lined cap. free with every boys knee
pants suit. worth from $3.50 up, at
Gustafson q Hayes.
DIR. p F. Purdue, 1867 Second ave-
nue.. Old phone at office, both phones
at residence. Hours, 0 to ~ a. m, and
2 TO 5 and Z to p. III.
Try steam-dried fertilizer for lawns,
gardens. truck gardens and farms. In
1OO-pound and ton lots. Twin-City
Rendering company, phone west 1903.
The Ladies' Aid society of Broad
way Presbyterian church is to meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. +. +. Raumbach, 1l01 Twentieth
street.
DIR. 5. =. y. Lindahl. editor of Au-
gustana. will go to Rockford tomor-
row to deliver an address at the
Swedish Lutheran church in that city
in the evening.
The steamers City of Winona and
Rutledge were inspected yesterday by
Government Inspectors Knapp and
Carey, of Dubuque. Both were pro-
nounced seawOrthy.
The Helen Blair arrived in the city
at 1890 this morning from her first
trip to burlington, with large num-
Der of passengers and a heavy con-
signment of freight.
y meeting is to be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Rock Island Nation
al bank for the purpose of organizing
q baseball team composed of the bank
attaches of the city.
None but the brave deserve the
best, and that's why those who dare
the bad weather and worse roads to
attend the McCabe Easter sale are
getting the very best there is.
The great Easter sale at McCabe's
swings right along with a steady flow.
regardless of the bad weather and
bottomless roads. Never were better
values displayed and never were visi-
tors and buyers better pleased.
Easter suits, Easter millinery, Eas-
tier gloves. Easter hosiery. shoes. UNI
brellas. etc. are having a showing this
year at McCabe's, which is setting Il
high mark for future undertakings.
All are cordially invited TO this SPLEEN
did exhibit
All kinds of carpentering, jobbing
and repair work done on short notice.
from sidewalks TO inside repairs. All
work guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Call or drop a card to 1927 Second av-
enue. or sol Eighth street. Schroe-
der d Davis.
The Ladies' Aid society of Memorial
Christian church will give an egg So
cial at the church Friday afternoon
and evening. April 1. There will be
several booths. from which refresh
ments will be served for 10 cents. y
supper will also he served from to
for - cents.
Benjamin W. Merryman. of Canoe
Creek. against whom suit for di-
vorce has been commenced. is priS-
oner at the county jail in default of
bond of $1,000. in which he is held
to the grand jury on Il charge of an
assault with attempt 10 murder his
wife. Merryman waived examination
before the justice of the peace at
Canoe Creek.
The viii of Peter O'Farrell. of this
city. was admitted to probate in the
Tcounty court today. The property.
real and personal. is left To the wild
ow. Mary O'Farrell. to be divided ut
her death equally among the three
children. John. Patrick and Mary
O'Farrell. Mary O'Farren is appoint
ed eXecutrix of the will. which was
drawn March Is. 1900.
An air Shaft. one of the precautions