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THE ARGUS, FIUDAYVMAY 5, 18JK5. ft! '4 ' . . tr ClTYXHAi. Shmvt t'iler at Hess Bros. Strawberries t Hess Bros". JBcnmuta onions at Hess Bros'. Strawberries at W. A. Ehleb's. Granite ware sale at the Columbia. Efuvn dollar suits for $.J'J. the Jovvour granite ware now at the GHoxnbia. "See the tine display of new shoes at Bros". Granite ware sale begins today at lib Columbia. a lino f fresh vegetables at TK A. Ehleb's. All kinds of t're.-h vegetables at 4&rr.uer & t'o.'s SSifaivherries. orantres. bananas and aunties at Lima's. Hoim' for rent. Inouire at Dollv 3Srw hoe .-tore. A full assortment of treli vejre- ttilJes at Lon;"s. Choice iifh dauv and ereamerv inutttr at Loiijj's. Tneapples. o ran ires and bananas a browner v Co. s Call and see our line of Maekin- Sa-hes, the lmdon. csh dairv and ereamerv butter at ltuncher's grocer v. Jtihn hoonov. of Ottawa, was in 1hc city today on business. Kifht dollars ami imietv-nwie ecfc f or a 1 5 suit, the London. Xvrr i:is sTamte ware sold so capln fore as at the Columbia. Lrttuev. radishes, onions, spillage id pie plant at Buneher's grocery. 3iipe tomatoes, cucumbers, wax IwLaiis and peas at Buneher's grocery. Strawberries, pine apples, eran Iwries and apples at Buneher's gre et tt. Mrs. James MeXamara. of Fulton. in the city visiting with relatives x&d frieuvls. Voilov the crowd ami trade at the lmlon. ?15 fur .0:'. .50i suits to sU-cl from. Openiti!; lunch tomm row night at Traiik Vgel's. Third avenue and 3-ourth treet . Nothing but new g.-iod to seleet rSrom. Miit f.r .!'.. the I.on du.m. big store. Frail health iiolicates weakness. J0fnriH''s tonic will cure you. Mar shall & Fiher'-. Save l by going to lollv f.r a pair 3f atcnt leather orllusett calf .-htU's. 'act-U worth ." for J. The big store, the London, are lo LsiiZ the biiMiiess because we do as we adVrttse. l-" suits for IV omen h sutler and feel weak aSjould take Monroe's tonic: it will care you. Marshall & Fisher'. H'r are the only Iioum' in the city ymho svll as advertised. Come and get at 15 suit for s.'.'lt the London. Tor sale cheap To ho removed. "2"he house -outh of my residence on Twenty-third treet. A. M. B'akes y. Yon c;t n avi' monewby bu vingyour amiture a::d carpets at Cieniaiin V Salzir.ainr. They guarantee prices "She lowe-t. Kipi tomatoes. pinaeh. a-paragu. atw iH-a-. bi-au-. turnips, eiieimi--rs. li-et-. leltu.-e and radishes at Hess UroV. (nur.'c Mcltouald. of Omaha. i in the tilv. having been summoned on ibe sad mis-ion f attending his lather's funeral. You can ,ave money by buying Twir furniture and carpets at Ck-ni-uin & Salzmann's. They guarantee -jnic the lowest. Yon can save money by buying rpur furniture and carpets at C'lem aan A Salzmann's. They guarantee prices the lowest. L,o.t A pair of steel-bowed specta cles near Eleventh street and First atM-i.ue. Return tolonf; First avenue aauS receive reward. Ltct A pair of gold rimmed spec-tjixK-s with eh.iin attached. Finder Till l-e- liberally rewarded for their rturn to this office. Yon can save money by buying -i-t furniture and carpets at Clem aarn and Salzmann's. They guaran ty prices the lowest. ?inaeh. lettuce, encumbers, rad-is-iii-s. wax beans, string beans, peas, XEiatoes. parsley, carrots and Ber Zdi onions at Ehleb's. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Marshall, f Texas, en route to the World's jFair. are visiting at the residence of iiitir uncle. J. V. Bailey. Wonder what inducement a bag of -jranuts or a stick of candy would be ftp Charlie Bladel at this' critical jsaagr of the municipal deadlock? You know us the largest store in ZZock Island three times as many joods to select from. $15 suits for .9tJ- The London blue front. IV. I. S. Lee, late of Chicago, has LreaW-d here permanently and has his txffice at 13'9 Second avenue. Dr. Lee is a graduate of some of the best schools of medicine, and is a pleasant and affreeable gentleman. The High school pupils" picnic that was to have occurred at the Watch Tower today was postponed on ac count of the disagreeable weather. Are the republican otlice holders who seem determined to hold their jobs so utterly unfit for anything else that the city must always sup port them? Otto Speckman and Miss Lizzie Arnold,-of Davenport, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Jus tice David Ilawcs, at his otlice yes terday afternoon. Prof. Otto has completed arrange ments to give a scries of band con certs at Ilincher's garden again this season ami will be around' with hi subscription papor in : few days. Officer Etzel this morning arrested a tramp at the City hotel, the cool stranger having simply entered the house and gone to hod. whore he hail the best night's sloop he had enjoyed for an age. Miss Lizzie Williams died at the home of Theodore' Holdorf. fl'fS Twelfth street, at 1 o'clock yester day afternoon, of consumption, aged SS vears. The funeral occurs from the" Holdorf residence at lOo'clock on Saturday morning. Mayor Mcdill was obliged to follow an unfortunate and unreasonable pre cedent in not taking his seat at the semi-monthly meeting in April, when the new council should have taken hold. The .relies of the republican administration have been tolerated three weeks longer than they should. A barber who had been working for Aid. Chas. Evans disappeared yester day afternoon, ami so did some of the razors belonging to Mr. Evans. The latter discovered his loss later, and after going in search of his proporty fotind one of his razors whore the fellow had sold it. The artist has not been seen since. Constable Eckhart yesterday lev ied on the stock held by Col. George F. Robonson in the Rook Maud Lu bricator works. The levy was made by virtue of an attachment in favor of H. W. Haislip. Sender & Sons and J. I'. Rasmusseii. '1 he colonel, who i out of town, left with the under standing that he would return short ly, but as yet lias failed to do so. J. F. Everett, formerly superin tendent of schools of Rock Island, now of- Oskaloosa. Iowa, has been ap pointed a member of the advisory council of the World's Congress aux iliary on farm culture and cereal in dustry, and a member of the World's Agricultural congress to convene in Chicago Oct. . i'.;. honors which his friends will be pleased to know ho he has received. Could there bo anything more dis gusting than the way some (if the McConochie hirelings are attempting to force themselves on Mayor Mcdill whose election they desperately oj posod. Those republican office holders should take their medieineliko men and instead of seeking to make trouble and influence republican al dermen in their behalf, should tender Mayor Mcdill their resignations and thus save him the painful duty of operating the guillotine, which ho seems destined sooner or later to be forced t do. BOSTON STORE. i:ivT Kiplet-. The Verne Swain came down, and the Helen Mar. Daisy. Weyerhauser and Verne Swain passed up. The stage af water at Rock Island bridge at noon to-day was ll.OOand the temperature U. Travel across Rock Island bridge yesterday was as follows: Foot, north file, south 53. total 1.103: teams, north 55. south 51. total l.iei). Criticism of Cymbeline." At one of the performances of 'Cym beline" by Modjeska's company one of the audience heard a man behind him say to another, "What is this piece and where did she get it?" "Oil," answered his companion, "something she picked np, I suppose." All this seems less rep rehensible when Dr. Johnson's criticism of "Cyrnlelme" is recalled. To him it Bounded like the creation of a lunatic without a single lucid interval. Chicago Herald. Time is Money in It for ioa There is sure protit in North Gal veston: if you live, you make it: if you die. your heirs make it without cost to tfiem or to you. Rooster K: Martin. 115 Second avenue, want to talk with you regarding it. Notiete to Water ionnmer. The semi-annual water rents are now due, -and payable at the office of the city clerk, "if not paid by the 31st inst., the water will be turned off, in accordance with the ordinance. A. D. Hlesixg. Citv Clerk. We Are Going To have a cape sale tomorrow. Will you be there? Capes worth $6.50 for "jl.75. J- J- Dimiam, Brady. St., Davenport. iakin Ponder: Fw Four Honrs and for All Way Saturday. FKOM 8 TO 12 O'CLOCK. ' 'Calico" The best calico made for 5c a yard. Corsets" A summer corset, value a half more, at 29e each. Umbrellas" For rain or shine, 26 and 28 inch, value up to $1.39. for 95e each. Alarm Clocks" For four hours at 63c each. "A Noiseless Clock" For four hours at 79e each. Windsor Ties" Fine silk, light shades, value 25o, for 12Jc each. Scrim" A fairly good curtain scrim at 2Je a yard. Underwear" Ladies' Jersey vests 25c quality at 17c each. KOi: ALL 1AV AM KVKNlNCi. "Hosiery" - Boys' ribbed hose, seamless fast black. .10c a pair. Hosiery" Tor girls or boys, worth tip to 33c and all sizes, at lDe a pair. Hosiery" For ladies, the best 33e hose for 23c a pair. Gloves" Eight button length hook Suede Mosq. gloves in 15 popu ular shades, value $1.75. litted at $1.25 a pair. Forteries" Silk stripped, plain chenille, and with dado, worth up to $6, for the dav only at $8. i!) per pair. Cloaks" "Any cloak for $12 that formerly sold for $15, $17.50, $20 and $25. Other ami eheapvr garments will go in the same ratio. Hemstitched Linen Sets" With 1 dozen napkins to match, reduced from 7.S7 to $5.70. from $9.37 to $7.98, from $10.75 to 7.50, (double drawn border), from $8.58 to $5.95 colored border and tinted sets, with 1 dozen napkins to match, reduced from to $3.33. from $7.50 to $5.75. from $5.98 to $3.50 (cloths only.) 1Iaknei, FritsEL & Von Mai k. Our Special Cape Salt Is Saturday. Don't miss it. Cut prices $1.75. $2.75. $" anil $6.50. J. J. DlMIAM, Brady St.. Davenjxirt. Tliey all Testify 1 fl 1 11 WW v To the EFiccey of t.o World-Renowred Swiff's fi Specific Th old tlmo s!mr;i romedyfnim theC F"-nmis a:i.l IitMs 1:- pone f r;h to i:-.o a:itipoJ s. astonlskluc the skeptical or. .1 eonfoimJiug tho theories rt those who depend o!ely on :!:c physician's ekUL There Is co hhtoA talnf which- It does not immediate!; eradicate. Poisons outwardly absorbed or tho result of vilo diseases from within alt yield to thi-. patent but elniplo remedy. It 13 an unequ.-.lc I tonic, builds upthe old and feeble, cures all disease: itrislnR from Impure Wood or weakened vitality. Send for a treatise. Examine the proof. Books on Blood and Skin Diseases " mailed free, Irvjrjista Sell It. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga. .A. rn g hi c ra t is. urtis Opera House, DAVENPORT. SUVDAY, MAY 7th- The Kinirs of Fun. FITZ and WKBSTKK. And thtir Coini; AsoiiaUe iu A Breezy Time. A Cyclone of .Merriment ! Clouds of Pretty (lirls! Prices 51 00, 75, 50 ami 25 cents. Seat sale at Fluke's. This reprf sents the Best Washing Machine ON THE MARKTCT. Jt has more nibbing suiface than ary oth-r. works very eaey and with it ih- washing of a large family can be turned out bright ann e'ean in two houa. Call and examine the Queen of washers. Sold only by DAVID DON, BOWLBY Has moved his AND Headquarters to 1S15 Second Ave. In the Koester & Martin Building. -Base Ball Headquarters.- & n 8 RTTTD I? S-"h hj -, U i 2 Special Bargains in EMBBOIDKHIKS for this week. Lot 1 Embroideries work 1 inch to 3 inches wide, IOC. pattern choice anil deelrahle. Lot 2 Emliroiderie c work 1 iiu li to 3 incite! wide, 12Ae. Either tif the above loi are usually stM for o0i to 40c more. DI5KSS COODS Lot 1 Illuminated wool fiittins for lh!s fait J.lc. Lot 2 Henrietta?, 4t5 inch, t.llk finish, co'or-, 17c. a rare bargain. Lot 3 Dresc r lannel;". douole fold. For this ealii only : bit, one dresa pattern to a customer. SPECIAL VALUES in Strgee, wide Fliiitul, Twills. Mixtures. etc. . Look -Bargains. mentioned h. ,uv i,.r ,i they 1:1M: Ladies' l.eli-. 'hnllics, j if. i : v ; miriiani-. - Pin- 'hildron-, ;,:,. , . And ln-t t. i ,.n. -. CHKMLLi: ( Tim aix. Hiio :iro iu.. - i olifiiii;.- ; 1 1 i ... . ' L..! 1- l'rin-.- . .: dado t - av shaie. for ihi. . .;. .' -- I'll! p.r;:. Lot iFrin-e f.,, :t(,. . ... ., dado t..p and ,-.::;. ., . ." you ;nv oft -n :!-.;,,.( n.. , for tin-; a;.. o,: si.7... Save liionov hv luu!;; .,; irii.it- . ; ft ..'. . . . r . ' dry jroods in al! .;,r: mi.-i '' 1: McINTIRE BROS.. The Columbia ; THE ARCADE. Cigar Store and Billiard Parlor. Always on hand the nneet brands of domestic and imported cigars. All brands of tobacco. The score of all toe ball games wi'l be received daily. L. QLOCKHOFP, Prop., 1S0S Second Avenue, Watch Tli is Space i'ov a Crash in Granite Ware. THE COLUMBIA, F J. YOUNG, Proprietor. 1728 Second Av. Fifth Avenue Pharmacy. HORST VON KOECKRITZ, Analytic and Dispensing Pharmacist Is row located in his new building at the corner of FiP.k avtuue and Twenty-third street. J. M CHRISTY, K1SQFICTDBEB OF CRACKERS 113 i'llH Ask Tonr Grocer for Them. Steam Cracker Bakery, I'ECILTIES: The Christy "Otsteb" ar..i Ctr.s y "Vitzm- ROC K I?LAND Elegance of Style AND PERFECTION OF FIT-- That's what you get when you buy your Spring outfit at the ti y TJ s The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder, Xo Ammonia; No Alum. -Died in Millions of Homes 40 -1 ears , the Standard." No such lines of Novelties were ever shown in Rock Island, our stock of Nobby styles in Boys and Children's Novelties has no comparison in this vicinity. Everything New. No Old Stock. It is safe as well as profitable to trade at the reliable M . & K Largest Clothing and Shoe stores in Rock Island County. Clothing 8r.ore 1739 8econd Avenue, 116 to 122 Eighteenth Street The Old Stand. Shoe Store 1804 Seeond Avenue, Second door from Stewart & M ontgomery's Hardware store.