Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-06

ehue ana Fifteenth street, opposite
court house.
X. X. Cable and family are now do.
meciled in their handsomely ap.
pointed new residence on Tenth
street.
Wax beans, spinach, new potatoes
and st. Berrin tomatoes. and a full
line of home grown vegetables at
Horizons.
Free with each cash purchase of g.
or over sterling silver plated souvenir
spoon of battleship Maine. Sommers
& La Velle.
Another carload of chamber sets
and side boards just received, and
they are beauties and prices right.
II. +. Cordes.
Tomorrow is the last day in which
you can have your choice of any pair
OF mems shoes in the Peaslee shoe
store for $3.50.
What is left of the special hat sale
last Saturday all 90 at 80 cents; there
are about IS hats in this lot. Stiff hats
worth up to So Saturday only. The
London.
The boxing tournament arranged
by Prof. Harry Mccoy occurs tonight
at Turner hall. Several interesting
bouts are promised. The affair be-
gins at $50.
Didn't Dewey dew 'em up.
though? Dewey's the hero of this
war-M. 4 X. are the king of the
clothiers-special for tomorrow that'l
dew 'em all up.
A bird shoot, in which L. p. Latin.
of this city. and Hon. Tom Marshall
of Keithsburg, are participants, is
being pulled off at the old fair
grounds this afternoon.
The Rock Band Concert cOmpany
gives one of its famous concerts at
the Central Presbyterian church this
evening at o'clock. Admission %
cents; children ID cents.
Additional saloon licenses have been
issued to j. W. Dresser. II. Strive.
G. {. Kroeger. Mic Nissen. John Sex
ton, p. P. Pfaff, II. Holdorf, Henry
Hancq, Meyer Levy, John Dietz.
Christina Wieland, Joe Huber. H.
Schmacht, James McElrov.
Mrs. G. P. Frysinger and family
left over the Rock Island last night
for Pasadena, Cal. where Mr.. Fry-
singer and son, Edward. have ar
ranged for future residence. Misses
Ann and Lucy Frysinger will spend
the summer in Rock Island.
Sutcliffe does not want Won to take
his word for it. but it is a fact. never
less, that his stock is the best, the
selections the largest and the prices
the lowest. You will be convinced
by one visit to his big exclusive wall
paper house on Second avenue, oppo-
site the court house.
Hon. Ben L. Cable arrived this
morning from the east and is spend
ing the day in the city. He goes to
st. Louis tonight and tomorrow night
returns to New York. Nav Is he
sails on the British steamer Majestic
for Europe. He expects to accompany
his family home in August.
Hanning Lawson, of Moline, has a
valuable relic in the form of an old
letter bearing a Moline postmark of
Dec. u. 1850. The letter was writ
ten by William A. Nourse of that city
to Charles A. Savage, a land agent at
Quincy. 1t bears one of the original
5-cent stamps. cancelled by means of
a pen-cross over the picture of Ben
iamin Franklin appearing on the face
of the stamp.
A branch of the Fraternal Tribunes
has been formed in Port Byron. 1t
has been christened Port Byron Home
Tribunal No. 81. The officers are:
John Schafer. Jr., chief tribune: Mrs.
c. c. Coyne, vice chief tribune; w. S.
Block. Jr., secretary; Miss Allie
Schall, treasurer: julius Linke, SER
geant-at-arms; Mrs. A. Ellis, guard :;
Miss N. Sullivan. sentinel; c. G.
COyne. past chief tribune.
Geneseo News: Fred Lipke. of
Wethersfeld. hung himself because
his wife would not stop drinking. He
was drinking man. but for every
drink that he took, his wife would
swill dozen, more or less. usually
more. She could not cook her hus-
bands meals, nor make the beds. nor
sweep. So, when housekeeping time
came on, Fred grew respondent, and
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