Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-12

Paper companv's. Wide shades made
to order.
Don't forget that for parlor suites,
easy airs, couchcs. fancy rockers,
or anything for the parior-Huck.
staedt's is headquarters.
Refrigerators are a necessity, no,
q luxury. They are money savers il
You buy them right, and you can al
Huckstaedt's.
Too many tan shoes-M. & K. are
going too unload now-see the beau.
ties. boys, that M. d X. are going to
sell at sacrifice.
Chief Of Police M. H. Sexton re-
turned this morning from St. Louis,
where he attended the national con.
vention of police chiefs.
Remember when you want the best
gasoline stoves-you can get them at
G. q. Huckstaedt's. A comparison
with others will convince you Of that
fact.
Just half price, that's all. McIn-
tyre-Reck Co. will ask you for rem.
nants tonight - all kinds = dress
goods. wash goods. satines, muslins,
shooting. etc.
Rajah cost the Lemen Bros. over
$4,000. He is the biggest feature in
the show world. He is on exhibition
at all times in the big tent. No ex-
ira charge to see him.
Special rally service at the B. Y. p.
L. meeting at the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening at 1880 p.
m. Special program. Singing by
the Eherhart quartet.
Supt. Kemble's report of school at
tendance for the month ending May
IL, shows the yearly enrolment to
have been 1928. average attendance
2,267, cases Of hardness IS.
Summer Wood, the small pox pa
tient ut the pest house, has fully re-
covered, but it is necessary to retain
him there couple of weeks in order
to prevent spread Of the disease.
F. A. Peterson, an employee at
Dimock L. Gould's saw mill fell of
the carriage used for carrying logs.
last evening. and was crushed to such
an extent that fatal results may en-
sue.
The Adams Wall Paper company are
making things move in the wall
paper line. They are receiving new
shipments almost every day, and are
selling at the lowest priccs<n the
city.
Some great bargains will be Of
fered next week in second hand up
right pianos. including such makes
as Estey. Hallet & Davis. new scale
kimball and Bowlby. Call and see
them at Bowlby's new store.
The young people of the Chris.
Christian church will give q
supper from 6 to 8 O'Clock
Thursday evening, May II, which
will be followed by program.
The Young Peoples union of the
Central Presbyterian church will
give a Gypsy festival in the basement
Of the church on Tuesday, MAY Is
A musical program will be rendered,
and ice cream and cake served.
John A. Smith, of Moline, dice
yesterday afternoon, aged 46 years
The deceased formerly lived in Rock
Island, and is survived by a wife ant
six children. The funeral occur.
from st. Mary's church at 2 p. m. to
morrow,
Gov. Altgeld has issued requisi
ton to the governor of Iowa for TIN
return of Elizabeth Susan Davis
wanted at Cambridge for performin:
n criminal operation upon Miss Cor;
Davis, from which death resulted
The fugitive is under arrest in Mus
catine.
F. F. Harrigan, q well known an,
popular molder at the Rock Islam,
Stove works. has gone to Dewagiac
Mich, where he will wed Miss Ann
Harder. a much admired young lad,
Of that place. and after a visit t
his old home ut Cleveland, will re
turn to Rock Island with his bride
and this city will be their home.
A fine line of new scale Kimbal
pianos Just received. and will b
offered ut prices lower than ever be
fore quoted on strictly frs, class in
struments. DO not be talked int
purchasing cheap grade piano at
big price. when you can get the hes
and latest improved instruments at
moderate price and easy terms, b.
co 1Iiun NJ Row1hy.s