Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19

Sidney Root, so frightfully bitten by
| a vicious dog at Omaha, cannot sur
vive the injuries.
Capt. Koehler and daughter leave
this evening for Los Angeles, Cal,
| where they will remain some time.
Cucumbers, spinach, wax beans
string beans, tomatoes, radishes.
beets. carrots and parsley at Hess
Bros.
a neat attractive line of rattan
goods, just the thing for these warm
days, ut Huckstaedt's. Easy pay
ments.
We are the leaders of low prices
and our competitors know it; to be
convinced of this see our $500 suits,
worth SO. the London.
This week we are showing the
largest line of fine extension tables
ever shown ut one time in this city.
Gail and see them. Huckstaedt.
Head lettuce. radishes, cucumbers,
onions. spinach, asparagus, carrots,
peas. string beans, pie plant. at
Buncher's Twentieth street grocery.
Our line of 81 L. X b. suits for
children are better than other houses
sell for SO and Il pair OF base ball
mitts and gloves thrown in. the Lon
don.
You can get at Longs tomorrow
green peas, string beans, cucum bers,
lettuce, radishes, onions, tomatoes,
pie PLANT. asparagus, soup punches
and spinach.
George W. Aster and wife enter
tanned a large party of friends of the
family at their pleasant home on
Seventeenth street last evening.
supper was served and an evening of
pleasant sociability spent.
Bert Cunningham, the Moline ball
tosser of last years Twin-City team,
has received an offer for his services
from Kansas City, and will probably
accept and join the team that that
city has put into the Western league.
The entertainment given by Miss
Trips dancing class al the rooms of
che Standard club last evening. was
well attended and was very delight
full affair. the young people spending
several hours i'm tcrpsichorean
pa>times.
The Davenport * Rock Island
Street Railway company have bought
outright the toboggan slide at the
Tower, heretofore owned by John p.
Newburger. and viii operate il here
after a one Of the pleasant features
OF that delightful resort.
Mrs. Charles Frehse died at her
home. 922 Eighth avenue. ut , O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in her 36th year.
of malarial fever complicated with
other ailments. She leaves to anourn
her loss 4 husband and thr& chill
dren. The funeral viii be held from
the German Lutheran church at
o'clock sunday afternoon.
The track OF the street railway com
pany along Second avenue through
the business part of the city i be-
coming in a more wretchcd condition
daily. Cars Jolt over ii a if running
on the ties At places and the consc-
quence i not only heap OF discom-
fort to passengers. but it must
entail loss of time and damage to
the cars. That track ought to be re-
paired-and that soon.
Z. II. Van Pattcn and family left
last night for Kasio. British Column
bia.. where Mr.. Van Pattcn has min
III iAittt NNlN vi ' III! at tli
brought home glowing accounts of
the rapid growth,o kasio. and the
case with which a person may be
come rich there owing to the rich
ness OF the mines in the vicinity. He
i likely to be followed by other Dav-
Importers. for we all want to get rich.
Davenport Tribune.
The fact that the new postage
stamps are backed with Il mucilage
that is a health producing article is
not generally known. 1t is claimed
by eX-Postmaster General John Wan
amaker that constant use of
these stamps will cure bronchit-
is, consumption. liver complaint,
neuralgia. toothache. improving toe
nails. a swollen head, and any and all
classes of domestic troubles. Any
thing in the nature of an ailment can
he easily and quickly settled by
liberal use of these stamps. The
next thing we Will hear will be that
the former head of the postal service
is at the head of trust for the man
ufacture of this patent mucilage.
The Philadelphia millionaire was al
ways an adept in the art of advertis-
ing.