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3 f The Weather. Fair tonight and Tuesday; slightly warmer Tuesday. J. M. SHEUIEK. . Observer. Temperature At 7 a. m. o l ; at 3:30 p. in., 71. CITY CHAT. Zazaro. Dolly Bros, sale. Dolly Pros", shoe sale. Ref riperators at Wileher's. For insurance, K. J. Burns. Buy a home of Jleidy Bros. Dolly Bros, remodeling sale. Howes for sale. A. Hush &. Co. Tri-City Towel Supply company. Miss Byrnes will not be undersold. $5,000 to loan on real estate. Beidy Bros. v Summer school at fieneseo begins June 23. For real estate and insurance, E. J. Burns. Plenty of fancy strawberries at Hess Bros Street hats at 23 cents and up, at Miss Byrnes. Dr. David It. llawes, dentist, Illinois theatre building-. Jf you want your property sold list it with Iteidy Bros. Nice big1 four-ball croquet set, 40 cents,, at Brookman's. Dr. H. D. Wilson, physician and sur geon, 1127 Third avenue. Good style in trimmed hats from $1.00 up, at Miss Byrnes. You can find the best bargains in millinery at Miss Byrnes. flood, strong, well-made screen door, CO cents, at Brookman's. Miss Byrnes success lies in selling tint millinery at low prices. A. II. Frazier has been called to Peoria by the death of a relative. flood ice cream freezer, with book of instructions, $1.00, at Brookman's. Just received, a' large supily of lawn furniture at Clemann & iialz mann's. Prices will do the business. Great est slaughter ever happened. Tlie Liondon. Just received, a large supply of lawn furniture at Clemann & Salz ruann's. Westland & Sunilerstrom, painters, paper hangers and decorators, 3010 Fifth avenue. Local C17, 15. of II. T., held a special meeting yesterday, initiating a num ber of new members. A class of IS, six girls and 12 boys, received tirst communion at St. Mary's church yesterday. The ridiculously low prices tell the tale on that big lot of new millinery just received at McCabe's. A big slash in bran new millinery. McCales offer was accepted anil the prices quoted tell their own story. Bound to unload everything. You never had such a snap in your life this means you. You know us. The London. Just received, a large supply T lawn furniture at Clemann & Salz mann's. William Samuelson and Miss Emma Meyer, both of this city, were mar ried Saturday afternoon by Judge Adams. Invitations are out for the wed ding of William .1. Sweeney and Miss Bessie C. Cleaveland, which is to take place June 2j. You had letter take out a tornado jMliey before the storm. For low rates, see miscellaneous want ad. tt C. II. Chamberlin. Cast your eyes over the grand list of special offerings at McCabe's for this week, and you'll want to be there with the rest. Slaughter sale, unloading sale, nothing like it ever happened before. 0H-n at 8:30 Wednesday morning. Then for business. The London. Attend the sociable Thursday night, June 10, given by the lady Mueealees, corner of Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue. Ice cream and cake, 10 cents. If you wish to buy one or more mortgages, $1,000 up, nearly five years to run, see Eastman, Mitchell & Lynde building, basement, Seven teenth street. Miss Lela Johnson has again estab lished an independent insurance agency with headquarters at the Union office, where she may be con sulted hereafter by those desiring safe and reliable insurance. Children's day evercises were held at the Broadway Presbyterian church yesterday. There were songs and rec itations by the little folks and a spe cial sermon by Kev. J. M. Bangh. Don't buy until you see us; ready for business Wednesday at 8:30. No abing A wonderful powder of rare . merit and unrivaled strength. such sale ever before in Rock Island We must unload. Every article in the store sacrificed. Don't come too late. You know tis. The London. Tuesday and Friday evening con certs at the Watch Tower commence this week. Full brass cincert every Tuesday evening and orchestra string concert every Friday evening. The old postoffice is our present quarters, and we will make this the busiest corner in town. We need the room. We need the money. Every thing goes. Don t want the goods; they're yours. You know us. Th London. About six hundred feet of the Twenty-second street ' pavement south of Twelfth avenue was washed out by the recent rains. The admin istration ought' (o look to repairing the tlamage lefore itgrows more serious. We will le ready to sell you all you want at 8:30 Wednesday morning at greatly reduced prices. We must un load every dollar's worth of goods. at the old postoflice, " Mitchell fc Lynde building. Prices talk. The liu)on. Two handsomely painted trailers were placed on the Fourth avenue line Saturday night. A general vote of thanks is due to Manager Lardner. If he will now see that the equiji ment department replaces some of the excuses for motor cars, we will make it unanimous. We will Ih ready for you Wednes day morning at 8:30. Everything goes, nothing reserved. You will miss it if you don't take advantage of this great sale. This is a forced sale. Old postoffice building. The lndon. A ribbon sale specials in hosiery. shoes. ,wash suits, parasols, extra linen values, ladies muslin anil knit under-garments and 40 other lines specially priced for fast and furious selling this week at McCabe's. Bead ad, page 4. We are forced to sell not enough room. Will you help us unload? You will be sorrv if vou don't. You know us. Think of it, all nice, new cloth ing and furnishing goods at the height of the season. Come. The London. The regular band concerts at the Watch Tower commence Tuesday, June 17, and will continue Tuesday and Friday evenings during the sum mer, and Sunday afternoons. r ull brass concert by military band Tues day evenings and orchestra string concert Friday evenings. Come and take a drink with us plenty of artesian water in front of the store. It's free. Little cheaper than our clothing-, but not. much. Here's to you. Come and see ns. You know us. The London. The Woman's Christian Temperance I'niou will give a reception tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 at the resi lience of Mrs. J. W. Stewart, SO. Nineteenth street. A god musical program will be given at 4 o'clock. All ladies are urged to encourage temjwrance workers by their pres ence. 1 rice or rel resnmenis, ij cents. The examination into the mental condition of David Fitzgerald, of Black Hawk, which was undertaken with a view of appointing a conserva tor to manage his affairs, resulted in a verdict on the part of the jury be fore which the case was brought, that the old gentleman was callable of managing his own business. The application for the appointment of a conservator was made by M. Huber, and Weld fc Olmsted represented the state, while McCaskrin & McCaskrin appeared for the defendant. A large force of men was jwit at work after the close of business hours Saturday evening removing the stock of the London Clothing company from the stand on Second avenue to the old postottice . in the Mitchell & Lynde building on Seventeenth street, where it will be kept till the new home of the com pany is erected upon the site of the old one. This morning the firm was ready for business in the leinporary quarters, and a force of men was tearing the old building down. COUNTY TKMPLi; Transfer. 13. Guy L. McKinnie to P. I. Mc Kinnie, w-24 feet lot 3, block 25, Old Town of Mobne. part lots 1 to 5, block 2j, McKinnie sulxliv., lot 4, block 2".. Old Town of Moline. Henry W. Plambeck to E. Stanley Skinner, lot 1. bhck 2, A. Friberg's add., Moline, $3,075. Albert C. Dart, Jr.. to Barbara Bauscher, lot 1, block 47, Lower add.. Bock Island, $250. Henry .Ashdown to George Rpaid. tract by metes and bounds, t ne sw 20. 10, 2e, $250. J. W. Simonson to John Neuffer, lot 2. ne ne'j ne 1. 19. 2e; lot h, sw se4 30, 20, 2e, $2,000. . For OverSlxtr Twn Mra. Winslow's Soothing Hyrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wina cone,-ana is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle. Warn lor If "you have kidney or bladder trouble and do not Use Foley's Kid ney Cure, you will have only yourself to blame for results, as it positively cures all forms of kidney .and bladder diseases. All druggists. Don't le persuaded into taking something said to be "jtist as good as Madison Medicine Company's Bocky Mountain Tea.' There Is notlu ing like it. 35c. No more, no less. T. II. Thomas pharmacy. o r o ' .-y- . o SHOE BARGAINS We liave inaujurated a "Bargain Department" and to emphasize the fact we shall place on sale O for Satufday, a hif? lot of Special Shoe Bargains. VISIT OUR BARGAIN TABLES. $ All odds and ends of Women's Boys' and Misses shoes which we wish to close out are on one table, and in cases, to go at one uniform price Si.ooo One lot ot Misses shoes, in big baskets, find your size , 7C Bed and blue babv shoes, in. 2i I bC sizes 2 to 5....'. 4"9C J? One lot of Misses' and Child's in big liaskets, C( find your size OUC o OBovs' shoes, all solid, 13 to 5, Saturday ft only I.UU 0 - o 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 G. A. PRICE. Proprietor. Bed strap sandals, sizes 5 to 8 lied strap sandals, sizes 8 J to 1 1 . . . 65cf 75c f 0 Special li'O pair child's lace shoes, sizes 5 to 8, patent tip, worth 7.re. anywhere, go tomor- r- r- row at ; DOC THE BOSTON, 1721 Second Avenue. Phone 4682. 0 Quickmeal stVsa Leonard CleaLrvrcvble 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 e ves 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-rto nothing else. The Largest Stock and Lowest Prices at DAVID DON'S 'Phone 1045. 1615-1617 Second Avenue. Your Health Neighbor. Is least in danger during the sul try summer, if you indulge only in health-preserving drinks. Wa ter, especially in summer, is teeming with t he death-dealing germ of fyphoid ' and malaria. To "boil the water" makes it in sipid, and to freeze it does no good. What shall you do? Why drink SI MMKK DKINKS. and "dog days' will lose their ter ror, and your stomach be at rest. There are many kinds of refresh ing summer drinks that may be prepared at home no need -to go to a soda fountain. Here are some of the best, and all are to be found at our store. s KO-TOX. C11ERRV KLIXIR. CHERRY PHOSPHATE. C11EKUY, SHEKBEKT. GRAPE JUICE. ROOT BEER. GINGER BEER. JUN1PER-ADE. GINGER ALE. GRANGE CIDER. BIRCH P.EER. LEMON SOUR. SODA WATKR. HESS BROS., Phone 1031. itt Second Avenue. IF YOU BUY IT AT HAMPER'S IT'S ALL RIGHT. Graduation Presents WATCHES, . RINGS, LOCKETS. We are showing an ex ceptional large and beautiful line of gold and gold plated ami silver lockets, also the new necklace, suitable for graduation presents. Price alwavs ri;ht. J. RAMSER, . Manufacturing Jeweler and Scientific. Optician. 41 1 , iL i r tvbrflT A WARM BABY Isn't always a. comfortable one, any more than a man is in warm weather with his cuff 9 ahd collars wilting, when they are not pro perly laundered. When your shirts, collars and cuffs are laun dered hero you can sally forth under a broiling July sun'happy In the knowledge that your linen will not "tucker out" before the day is over. Try a sample of our Summer laundrying. American Steam Laundry 5 5 r . . . . . IJ ilfv 0 a O a o a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0" 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 -- 0 0 0 0 ? T t) T7 li O Is the old adage among most people, but with the, M. 6c K. it is Never Too Late With Good Beritedns A little earlier and a little better at a little less price than customers anticipate has been the means of makings this store Rock Island's favorite clothing store. During this not weather we are, luckily, in a position to offer some hot bargains. Among them are- 50c values in neckwear at 25c. $1.25 mercerized silkunderwear at 75c. 35c values in underwear at 25c. 50c values in underwear at 39c. $1 values in stock ties at 50c. $1.50 values in men's pants at 99c. $2.50 values in men's pants at $1.95. $3.50 values in men's pants at $2.95. $10 values in men's suits at $7.95. $12.50 values in men's suits at $9.95. Bargains in men's flannel outing suits. Bargains in boys' and children's suits. Bargains in shirts. Bargains in hats. Great Values in Men's and Boys' Canvas Shoes at 50c. MEET ME AT THE M BARGAIN COUNTERS A'i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ? 0 0 0' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x0 0 0 it 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 & . 0 0 0. i