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TIIE AR&US, THURSDAY, jtJIiY 3, 1902. 8 The Weather. Partly cloudy, with .show ers; probably thunderstorms tonight and Friday. J. II. SHERIEK, Observer. Temperature At 7 a.m. cy; at 3:30 p. m.. Si). CITY CHAT. Zazaro. Ice rrram at Trcfz fc Co.'s. For insurance, K. J. Burns. Uujr a boin of Iicidy Bros. IMuuk cartridges at Wilcher'a. Homes for sale. A. Hush fc Co. I'.nv your fireworks at llroi.kinan's I Iny your picnic supplies at ISrook- man's. Ojn this evening. Yoimy & Mc Combs. 'l'rvf. 6c Co. will be oen all !ay to morrow. For real estate and Insurance, K- 7. Burns. I'lentv of lircworks at Hess Brow." tomorrow. (i to Miss r.rrncs" for bargains in fine millinery. If you want your property sold list It with Iieidy Bros. 0M'n all day tomorrow ami in tlie evening. Iirookma n. All fireworks must be sold regard less of cost. ISrooknian. I!uy your fireworks at Trcf k Co.'s t)en all day tomorrow. Free dancinir Julv 4 at the Watch Tower. Both pavilions. fall at IJeinan's for ice cream fr your Fourth of duly dinner. Secial cut prices on all fireworks at Vounjf A: McConilis this ciciiiiig. See tlie moin battle pictures at the Watch Tower duly 4 free to all. Wholesale and retail ice cream at !'. innu's Milk depot, I51i eeiith av en lie. Fresh catti-h. rier salmon, buffalo an I perch at Iless Bros. tomorrow morning. Take your families to I'rosH'ct park duly 4, for a pleasant day. All attractions free. ikkhI chance to Imv an ice cream freezer or hammock at a cry mod crate price at IJrookinan's. Strawberries, red and black rasp lx-rrics. cherries and currants at Mess llros." tomorrow inoriiinir. Choice of any child's hat in the store for cents, dust around the corner. You know us. The London. The hi; celebration July 4 will oc cur at the Watch Tower. Head the list of attractions. l-'vcry tiling free. BiV display of day and niht tire works at the Watch Tower duly 4. Also many other attractions. All free. Celebrate the glorious Fourth by attending the annual picnic of the Columbia club at Joseph llulx-r's gar den. Keep your eye on the sky on the Fourth of July for floating figures from the day lircworks at the Watch Tower. Celebrate the Fourth and iret a bot tle of fine California wine free with every dollar purchase at Simon J.ewis retail lUpior store. tin to Iroseet park July 4 for a pood time. Free dancing all day ami evening. Fireworks ami other at tractions free. Iirlge Adams Tuesday evening uni ted in marriage I.. L. ISichards and Miss Marie Kli.alwt h Wilson, a Mus catine couple. Ojen this eenln. Hargaius red hot. Come around and fall in just around the corner. The Iuidon. II. M. McCaskrin is to c I liver the "ration at a picnic to lie given under the auspices of the Modern Woodmen at Illinois City tomorrow. A bottle of California wine f ree with every dollar purchase at Simon Lewis. Can you afford to miss it? Itememlier the place, on Market Kpiare. A little out of the way just around the corner. Money in your ckct. Saving of L'n to 5) per cent on each and every purchase. Worth saving? (iiit'Ks yes. The London. If you wish to buy one or more mortgages, $1,000 up. nearly five years to run, kcc Eastman, Mitchell & Lynde building, basement, Seven teenth street. Ojen this evening. Conic around the corner to the oil post office and save enough to have a good, glorious JForoverSO year ft Dr. RICHTCR'S World-Kenowaed "Anchor" Pain Expeller has pc.ren to be th Brt then t for Rbeumaiism, a Prtotmti Pnm-ntatnte 25c and 50c. at all dresgtets or through F, 'J Bichf er & Co, V F, A. Bichf er & Co. 215 Pearl Street, J jfrs . .New Fourth. Kvery thing reduced from 2 to 5 per cent. You know us. Tlie London. II. 1. (ireenough will sell his resi dence, lo: Twenty-first street. Se (joldsmith & McKee. ' F. I). Taylor has leased his ' resi dence at 713 Twenty-third street to 11. F. Snyder, of the Union Electric telephone v Telegraph company whose family will occupy it. A fine, fox terrier belonging to W, S. Yerburv was run over by a street ear on fourth uvenue near twenty first street this morning and injured so that Officer McCarthy was called upon to put it out of its misery. You will have money to burn if you buy your suits and furnishing goods of us. You can have a great time tomorrow on what vou save at this unloading sale. Everything reduced from 'JO to 50 jicr cent. Open tonight vou know us. The Imilin. The hearing on the attachment proceedings involving the ownership of the household effects left bv J. F arrico, the barler who departed suddenly a week ago, has been post poued by Magistrate Johnson till Inly is. Xo jockeying" with pYices her everything on the spiare no false discounts. Everything ositivclv re- luced from "' to " IH-r cent. Just around the corner the busiest cor ner in town. I'.uv vmir suit of us and save enough for a row. The londoii. good time toinor Basebacll July 4th Rock Island vs. Davenport Championship Game Twelfth Street Perk 5 5 5 GAME CALLED AT 10 A. M. Our most expert trimmer has put in a display of an article that has proven to be the delight of all housekeepers who have ever given it a trial. We know we have a good thing and have therefore secured the sole agency for the justly famed SLEEPY-EYE FLOUR Milled .it Sleepy Eye, Minncso- ... .....I .-..r j'lol rn i r?i ii t.eiH I to le absolutely pure and un- J adulterated. VVc also handle SLKKl'Y-KYK OKA1IAM WHOLE WHEAT FLOUi: SLKEI'Y-KYK l'ANKAKt ) COLDKX IIAKVKST HUEAK- FAST FOOD F AKIN A ? HESS BROS. ! SPECIAL FOE SATURDAY At Young & Mrt'omlM'. One lot fancy black satin stripe wash gox!s, also plain batiste, your choice, per yard, inc. 1,1 mm) yards cotton toweling, for Saturday, per yard. i.v. One lot turkey red table damask. new goods, short lengths, ier yard. 11c. :: dozen mens cx4ra fine e-lford cord negligee shirts. design selected, ix-arl tuitions. attached, special for Saturday. Men's K. Ar W. ami Fellows .v oIds ami ends. sjecial or Sat- ply linen collars mostly Il'j anl 1j unlaw each, le. Men's grenadine bat-wing shield ow tit's, ''.c kind. Saturday. 2'.v. Ladies white pique skirts, wide flounce, two rows insertion, regular price f..u, sale price. $1.1'. One line ladies wash waists, fancy ncked front and backs, new style sleeves, .regular price $1."5, sale price i'Je. I'erfuiiies. Jockey Club, Violet. Li lac, etc., bring voiir btittle, per ounce KK-. Queen of the South jerf nines, per ot tie. 4c. , Packer's tar soap. 15c. Dr. Craddock's medicated blue soap is no eiial as a skin soap, 7c. (lenuine Dalmatian insect jxivvder. guaranteed, He. I-iuiImtCs listerine, mt Imttle, 10c. Standard household ammonia, in quart bottles, fc. , Violet perfumed ammonia, for the oilet and bath, pint size, I'.ie. W'ris ley's carnation pink soap. 5e. Millinery All ready-to-wear hats. one half price means your dollar for nlv 50c. Commencing at H o'clock anl until 10 p. m. you can see the lest silk sold or the least money in the tri-cities. Come and see that what we adver- ise is so. It 1 We have a few odds and ends left from our big silk sale that we bought "0c and U."e on the dollar from the Ely & Walker Co. (waist and skirt lengths only) we will sell hile they last at '-iOc a yard. Satur day only. I,ot 2 In this lot you will find a few corded wash silks and also some twilled silk foulards. These silks are extremely cheap, at 35c a yard. Sat- rdav. Lot 3 There are about 6)0 yards odd lengths of taffeta, satins. hinas and fancy silks, all will be sold for less than 50c on the dollar. ome and see for yourself the best silks ever sold for the price in the tri-cities. Come early and take your choice. A little life may be sacrificed to an iour8 tlelay. Cholera infantum, dys entery, diarrhoea come suddenly. Only safe p!n is to have Dr. Fowl er's Extract of Wild Strawberry al ways on hand. COAL DEALERS ASK TIME x OF THE CA R ASSOCIATION The coal dealers of the tri-cities have jK'titioned the Illinois Car Ser vice association for an extension in Lie time allowed for the unloading of cars of soft coal. The contention made is that the second handling that, will be necessary under the present rule will be a wastage through the breaking of the coal that will seriously cut down the profits. Is is asked that the time be extended to one week. A Well Known Albany Man Kwommendi CbKmbertitln'a folic Cholera and Diarrhoea It-mKtT. About eighteen months ago W. S. Manning, of Albany. X. Y., widely known in trade circles as the repre sentative of the Albany t hemical company, was suffering from a pro tracted attack of diarrhoea. "I tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Keinedv, he says. and obtained immediate ridief. I cheerfully recommend this medicine to those similarly afflicted." For sale bv all druggists. Saloon Notice Chicken lunch all day the Fourth at Police de Leon, opposite post office. Diphtheria relieved in -0 minutes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. At any drug store. J?' Priscilla Ghats. "Where DID I et tliose swell shoes? 1 wonder how many people have askeO me that question, and I don't blame them. If they knew they were just as i comfortable as they are stylish, they wouldn't be lonjf in. ettiii a pair. When I tried them on they felt just as smooth as velvet, and I wouldn't be without them for worlds. Who's- make? Why, John Kelly's, of course, and they only cost $U. Let us try a pair on you DOLLY BR.OS., Foot Fitters. 307 Twentieth Street Quickmeal Gasoline Stoves a.nd Leonard Clea.rvak.ble 3 The above is the "Quick Meal" Trade Mark. If you want to see the little "Quick Meal" chick get a quick meal, put it close to your eyes and your nose on the cross () Look at it that way steadily for a minute and you will see the chick make a "Quick Meal" of the bug. People who use a "Quick Meal" know how to cook a meal quick and eat it in comfort. "Quick Meal" Stoves look well, cook well, bake well and last well. They could not be made better at any price. Their immense sale is due to their merits to nothing else. The Largest Stock and LoAvest Prices at DAVID DON'S 'Phone 1045. 1615-1617 Second Avenue. l I H"H"M 1 1 I I 1 1 l I I' M NOTICE OUR utmnMir .1. z 1C20 Seeond Ave. Thone 1031. ( o.'s We Are Opening up some new thinjjs in Shirts Mohair, Silk and Linen. Just the tiling for this hot weather. Come and Bee us vVll le glad and say Lloyds IS THE I'LACK UAICl'EU IIOUSC 1.1 LOCK. Ye.x, wc make Shirts. i Svirprise and Pleasure o o Arc invariably expressed hy those who patronie the Ameri- CI ean Steam laundry. Whether they tlre.ss for style or comfort, -O or both, the hiph ipiality of S onr work leaves nothing to be -P desired in the perfect eleanli- 2 ness and Ruperb finish piven to -y & ull linen entrusted to our care 3 8 8 Twelfth St-, ruth Ave. Fhon 1330 J American Steam Laundry 5 3 r YO READY I PF 3 zm Mv F o o o o o o o O This is the day of excursions, outings and picnics. Are you 3 fittingly prepared to celebrate o this patriotic day? We are do o ing our share toward helping 0 are offering you to enjoy the holiday. We Light Cool Summer Clothing, Breezy Shirts, Thin Underwear, Straw Hats and everything that will add to your Fourth of July appear ance and comfort at prices S? that will enable you to have plenty money left to burn. ! - .c We want to call especial atten tion to our Pantaloon Depart ment. If you are looking for trouser goodness at a little price, go way back and take a seat in one of our dressing rooms while the salesman brings you a pair of trouser comfort to try on. We are selling men's pants from $1 upwards, but are showing an exceptional line of all-wool pants at L95 2.95 3.95 These are pants that are worth from $1 to $2 a pair more than we are asking. Perfection of fit, style and price guaranteed. I..1 -- . 0 2 ?t a o -- 0 MEET ME AT THE 2JL lo TROUSER DEPARTMENT 4