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r unwiy westner lonini how era Thunidy. Today Mmpcrmture M i M. Sbibiik, Otwerrer. Th IVaatacr W May Hsr probably CITY CHAT. Bummers & Co. Cauliflower at Long's. Open tonight. Dolly Bros. Smoke Kinship 5-cent cigar. Summers & Co. store stores. Choice strawberries at Long's. Summers & Co. for stove repairs. Lee's Little Gem is the best broom. Walter KosenfleM is in Springfield. Low prices tomorrow at Beeeher's. Summers & Co. for gasoline stoves. Summers & Co. for Blue Flame oil stoves. Summers & Co. for cook stoves and ranges. Money to loan in anv amount. lUldy Bros. Wall paper cleaner 15 cents at Young & McCombs'. Wall paper t cent a roll and up at foung & McCombs'. btrhart's music house headquar ters for sheet music. Fint strawberries, three boxes for a quarter, at Wheclan's. Summers & Co. repair gasoline toves, 322 Twentieth street. Summers & Co. for wickless oil toves, Z22 Twentieth street. Try a sack of None Such (lour. OnIyL75 a sack at Beeeher's. John Opendlkc, of Joslin, spent Sunday with Rock Island friends. Silk gloria umbrella, worth 11.35. ale price 98 cents, at Young & Mc Combs'. E. I). Fisher is attending the 40th annual Presbyterian convention at Galesburg. Fresh bread, three loaves for 10 cents. Fresh butter only 15 cents a pound at Beeeher's. Itciliert MurdiH'k returned to Kan fas City this morning, after attending the funeral of his mother. Oscar Swanson, William Butler and Tady Kelly have been employed to drive the three city garbage wagons. The Northwestern hospital for the Insane at Watertown will lm ocn to f isitors Saturday, providing it is a pleasant day. A barn on the premises of F. C. Hoffman, in Molinc, was destroyed by fire this morning. Four horses per ished. The total loss is $ 1,500. Company B, of Davenport, U-longs to the 2d regiment. Iowa National Guard, which has been ordered to move to New Orleans next Sunday. . Ira Lutz, night ticket agent at the C, M. & St. Paul, is spending a few days athis home at Thompson. James Price is selling tiekets in his place. Kev. Thomas, accompanied by Miss Faner, left for Kockford to attend the district conference and Sunday school convention as delegates from the A. U. K. church. At the Swedish Lutheran parsonage last evening occurred the marriage of Arthur O. Lim ke ami Miss Caroline Arronson, both of this city. Kev. C. . Slatt performed the ceremony. Hampton had a war concert last night. It was given under the aus pices of theChristian Kndeavorsocietv. Tber were patriotic songs ami music ml an address by Hon. E. W. Hurst, of this city. Mrs. C. A. Whitridge and daughter, Miss EvalinoDarl. left Tasadena, Cal., today for Rock Island. They will ar rive Sunday and remain through the sn miner as guests at the home of Hon. William Jackson. A banquet was given by the senior class of August ana college at the Har per house last evening. There were toasts by Sherman Nelson and Charles Hallberg and a program of recitations nd musical numliers. Attend the Up-to-Datc" social at the First Methodist church Thursday evening. May 12, and see what it is. The young ladies of the Home Mission circle give the entertainment and it promises to be a delightful affair. The grand lodge of the Degree of Honor, the ladies' auxiliary of the A. O. U. W.. will hold its next meeting In Kock Islaml in conjunction with the grand lodge of the Workmen in May. 1899. The experiment of holding Wednes day evening prayer meetings and bi ble studv at the Christian Mission chapel. Seventh avenue and Twenty ninth street, having proven satisfac tory, it has heen decided kt make ttabllahcd 187$, SS Years Experience. Dr. Con-Naughton, 403 Brady St, Davenport, Iowa. chronicTdis eases men and women MtDICAL JOURNAL FKKE. How to ret wen. How to keep vaU. CooMiltailoo tnra t o'clock m. to o'clock p. m. Sunday from I i. n. to 1;. a Telephone So. 0Q. THE ABGUS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 111898. them permanent. The meeting this evening will be led by Mrs. H. Col burn. John Wilson, a holm, with a lot of bicycle tools in his possession, wis arrested this afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Hull. ' Henry Milliken, of Boston, Mass.. and his sister. Mrs. F. E. Learned, of Chicago, are visiting H. D. Mack and family. Mr. Milliken is so well pleased with Rook Island that he is seriously contemplating making it his future home. Hon. William McEniry has a notice from Gov. Tanner, asking him to at tend a conference at Springfield to morrow, called for the purpose of or ganizing an association to care for soldiers and sailors and their families during the present war. . A woman residing in the west end of the city left home in a lit of anger last week, and nothing has been heard or seen of her since, it is said she gave no hint as to her destination to her husband or friends. She told a relative that she might be heard from sometime and probably never. Rock Island lodge No. 18. I. O. (). F., at its last regular meeting adopted a resolution agreeing to pay all dues and assessments of mem Iters enlisting in the army, and keep them in good standing during their service on the battlefield. Several of the members of Rock Island lodge are with Com pany A at Springfield. An excellent program will be (riven at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium Thurs day evening by Mrs. Cropper and daughter, assisted by Florence Geral dine Trnmlell, concert pianist, of Chicago. Tickets on sale at Marshall & Fisher's, Thomas' and Hartz & Ulleniever's drug stores; also at the Y. M. C. A. Tickets 25 cents. One of the advance agents for the Wallace shows took it upon himself to disfi gure the entire front of the scale house pavilion on Market square with signs advertising the coming event. When Mayor Medill's eye caught the spectacle this morning he tore the signs down, and gave orders that city propertv was not to lie so used here after. Doubtless had the inavor not taken the stand he did the lions and the statues in Spencer square would have been put to similar uses soon. BOSTON STORE BARGAINS. Kll Glove Kale, Thnmday, Friday and Saturday. These three days will witness some phenomenal kid glove selling. Be cause of the extraordinary values that we offer. Come early. 25 dozen 5-hook gUicc kid gloves in tans, modes, states, blues, reds, greens, blacks, all sizes, every pair fresh and in jierfect condition. In fact a $1.25 glove for 77c. 75 pair IYrrin's,. $ 1.69 - La Mur," 3-clasp kid Hove in all sizes, black and colors, best shades. nnlv$1.47a pair, every pair warranted and lilted. o dozen 4-button Suede kid "loves, sizes 5J, 6, 6J, stylish colors for 97c a pair. 6 doxen f 2 Tcffonse Suede kid gloves for $1.25 a pair. 4 dozen lace and button black irlaoe kill gloves, 75c and $1 grades for 3.V a pair; sizes. 51, 5 and 6. w pair misses tan kid gloves, 75c grade, a little soiled, all will go for 25c a pair. Our big liver in dress goods. fiilO pattern suits for $2.3'.. 250 dress patterns in plain colors ami fancy weaves, regular price $1, $.". and $6, choice these three davs for 2..'!'J. Black patterng included. If vou don't come soon you will miss those $5 mackintoshes for $2,118. The greatest mackintosh sale ever wit nessed. Buy at the Boston Store and always get the best for the least money. H.1KXKD & Von Mai k. ODD GIFTS FOR SIGSBEE. Waahlorton Society Sent Him RnaheU of Piocuhlona, Sachet Bars and Slipper. Captain Sigsbeo's house looks like a church fair. Ho baa received several bushels of pincushions, slippers, picture frames, sachet bags, towel racks, shav ing cases, wall pockets and other trib utes of handiwork from patriotio wom en who take that method of expressing their appreciation of a level headed man and a patient hero. If be should live to be 100 years old, bo wonld not be able to wear ont the slippers that bave been sent him, and if be takes all bis gifts to sea the captain's cabin on the St Paul will look like a showroom of a woman's exchange. Sigsbee is a man of plain tastes and lives the frugal life of a sailor. His daughter is an tyfift and a musician. She sings in one" of the Washington church choirs, and is a regular attendant of the Art Students' league. Mrs. Pigs bee is a woman of practical ideal and a typical sailor's wife. Between them tbey have a good deal of fan with the captain over the dainty bits of embroid ery bo has received from his admirers. William E. Curtis in Chicago Record. Her A (Trice. There were two women saying good by at the corner. One was round and plump and healthy, the other was thin and apparently ilk It was evident that the one who was not ia health had been telling her trouble to the one, who had probably never been in any other state, and she was receiving sympathy and advice so cheerfully given that no pass er ootid fail to overhear it. "There, goodby," said the well one, "and don't take any medicine. Ton are perfectly well, yon know, and God is love." Boston Budget Treaary Paring Oat Gold. Washington. May 11. The United States treasury yesterday beean paying out told over the counter In lieu of cur rency. This will be continued Indef initely. . WeC4f -A Tat :; : 1 3 a-v --' -V;iiihv TEN REASONS WHY THE Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators 1st. 2.1. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th. EXCEL ALL OTHERS. They discharge cold air into the ice box. The Hues are removable for cleanin". The locks are air-tight. The ice racks are metallic. The shelves are metallic. There are eight walls to preserve the ice. They do not sweat. The traps will not fall out of the waste pipe. They are made of hard wood, elegantly carved and ornamented. ttaici jioiii acci.ientai leakage is returned tnwastPtiiiK.rtt.it insures their durability FOR SALE BY DAVID DON'S, 1615 Second Avenue- In War Times Or times of peace there is one reliable store whore you may de pend that your pur chases will include every cent of money that you give in return for them. It's our store, and we invite your inspection. Bead the list: Summer Squash. Home Crown Spinach, Onions, Green Beans, Wax Beans. Pie Plant. Cucum bers. Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Hadishes, Ejtg Plant. New Hects, New Peas, Turnips. FRUITS. Strawberries, Bananas, Katintr Apples, Oranges, Pineapples. POULTRY. Dressed Chiekensi HESS BROS. 1620 Steal art. Ztltyhott 1031. ECKHART'S FREE! FREE! A lx-aiitiful triple-plated souvenir spoon of Battleship Maine -or Battle ship Ivwa given free with every pur chase of $1 all this week. Now is the time to buy screens lie fore the Hies come. (iood Screen Door 45c. Fancy Doors 97c. Window Screens, adjustable. 25c. Wire Screens, adjustable. 25c. Wire Cloth, Hinges, etc. Ice Cream Freezers, Etc. White Mountain and Artie, the liest made, at the lowest prices. Iirge assortment of Hammocks. Croiuct Sets, Fishing Tackle, etc. Flower Department. Now is the time to plant vour flowers. Pansy Plants, jwr doen. 2."c. Verliena Plants, per dozen. 3oc. .cranium Plants, per dozen. 45c. Large variety of other kinds at low est prices. ECKHART'S Phone 4 174. Twcntiel h Street. The Height h Of Fashion In handsome headgear mav 1 seen at Mrs. LaFrenz's Millinery store. Experienced Trimmers Are employed, and an assort ment at price- that please is always show n. Mrs. La Frenz, 1324 Third Ave Just Received a nice new line of Sailor Hats. SECOND-HAND BICYCLES We have a few more Second Hand Wheels than we want and so will make prices that will sell them. 1 TELEGRAM 1 CRAWFORD 1 CRAWFORD 1 LADIES' SMALLEV 1 INDIES'- WINCHESTER . . . . 1 LADIES' CRESCENT 1 CHARM, nkw, 1 AJAX $10 $10 $15 $20 $15 $10 $20 $10 These wheels are all in good tin-to-date condil ion and will not hist long at the prices quoted. HYNES." S34 Twentieth St., Bock Island. 803 West Third St., Davenport. TELEPHONE 1353. Feet Talk YOU are stuck on yonr feet ami you know it and vou hope to Jiefor a longtime vt-t. So hy not take good t are of them? Incase them in Shoes made of good leather; Shoe rightly put to-, gcther not forgetting the style and all the little iHiiuts; for in- staur T HOSE $3.00 Blacks and Tans. Hand t Sewed. Nobby Styles, will do the K I a a i - r- r Business ha 10 c We close at 6:30 except Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Ride a Stearns and be Content 1897 Models, $37.50 1898 Models $50 Tandems $100 Ask for the Patee Crest, The best wheel in the world for $35. We are Agents for Chase Tires and fix the punctures frcs. We carry the largest stock of Sundries In the city at prl. es that arj right REPAIRING WE CAN FIX ANYTHING FROM A NUTMEG TO A CLAP OP THUNDER. S 1F IS D IE S 202 EIGHTEENTH STREET. The Costliest but the Best Vsw The" Best Men" Shoe made in this country, therefore, the best in the world. Deal ers In other cities rhaiyc you tanri7 for these Shoes, while e have placed them at $5.oo a pair If you want satisfaction, if you want comfort, if you want tbc Best Shoe for the money, try the J. and M. Make. Wc carry a real line of 13 and SbiKi :il so. Jfe, THE cr.UUNTKKH SELI-- Eli OF SHOES. r.Ktii 1 ir..M 11 m iihhi AMI SE X XI A VEXI'K. V ADAMS Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings. NEW STYLES Bicycle Suits! Bicycle Trousers! Bicycle Sweaters! BICYCLE HOSE! BICYCLE CAPS! A complete New Stock of svell plaids and checks; neat, plain mixtures, made wjth the ciff and strap bottoms. Golf Trousers with caps to match. Sweaters with hose to match Largest and finest stock in the city. All new, not a last season's style. Satis fying goods at sati fying prices. TWO LARGEST AND BEST STORES : : hi BOCK ISLAND A5D DAVENPORT : : W Wwwwwwwwwwwwwww WW 'WW