Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-04

10, Mitchell q Lynde building Iele-
phone 1904.
The Douglas SHOES are rnion made
and every pair guaranteed from s. to |
81. The Leader. sole agent, opposite
Harper house.
Charles Bothari, aged years, fell
into the basement in front Of the Gem
Laundry this afternoon and fractured |
his right arm.
The Emanon club gave the first ball |
Inn last evening. 1t proved a most |
delightful affair.
j. B. Zimmer's line of spring suit
ings is complete. Style, fit and work
manship on every suit is the finest.
Prices guaranteed.
The medical and surgical staff of
st. Anthony's hospital held it's month
ly business meeting at the Harper
house last evening.
Remember. you will cut down your
ice bill one-half if you get an Auto
matte refrigerator. Clemann & Salz-
mann. sole agents.
A we'll dressed man has his suit
made to order. Have William Emig
make your suit and you will have the
proper style aud tit.
The fountain of youth has at last
been discovered and is located at the
Palace cigar store. where soda water
of all kinds can be had.
Have you seen that array of rings
at Brookman's? Rings of all kinds,
all sizes and all prices can be found.
Call and examine the line.
This afternoon the Rock Island and
Davenport high schools are contestipg
in dual field meet at the old fair
grounds on Ninth street.
Just received a new line of side
boards and dining room furniture at
Clemann & Salzmann's. Call and
see them before purchasing.
The new bowling alleys at 407
Brady street. Davenport. are the finest
this side of Chicago, now open for
business. Ladies free any morning.
The second performance of the
IoPera, The Pirates of Penzance, ="
was given at Harper's theatre last
might before an appreciative audience.
Those delicious Sundaes with the
pure crushed fruits that bring back
the vigor Of youth can be had at the
soda fountain in the Palace Cigar
store.
Prof P. j. Pitts is moving his gym
Inasium from the Carse block to Tur-
liner hall, where his second class will
hold its first meeting next Monday
Ievening.
Mrs. Yau, of 316 LIE Claire street.
Davenport, is locking for her two
daughters, who left home Wednesday
night and have since been seen in a
saloon in this city.
| Call and see our line of spring
goods and fine workmanship and you
will be sure and have your measure
taken for a suit, William Filter &
Co., 32S Twentieth street.
Some Of the kindling wood wagons
have been run tandem on the streets
lately without signs or other appara.
tus to deter reckless youngsters from
stealing rides on the tongue.
An order was entered by Judge
Adams in the county court this after
noon vesting the control of Carl, Will
: liam, Clara, Jessie and Frances Wait
( in the Union Mission They have
been kept at the Institution for some
time.
All friends are invited to attend a
bazaar and flower sale given by the
Ladies' society of the German Evange
lical church, Thursday May 8, after.
noon and evening at the church. COT
fee will be served at Is cents.
John Spilger, tho furniture and car,
pet dealer in the Tremann block, is al
IeXpert cabinetmaker, and will attend
to all kinds of repairing with neatnes:
and dispatch. He also does picture
framing. 1702.17O4 Third avenue.
: Contractor w. H. Edwards force:
have resumed the grading of Twenty
second street in the vicinity of Eigh
} teenth avenue preparatory to the begin
ming of the paving of the thorough
fare from Tenth avenue south to the
city limits.
, Mrs. Mary Pinkney, of Davenport
died last night of blood poisoning al
the home of her sister, Mrs. c. w
, Skinner, in Moline. Mrs. Pink aey
ran a needle into her finger last San
day. She was a sister Of James Mir
; field. of this city.
1t is understood there will be al
least two vacancies in the corps o.
high school teachers to fill before the
fall term opens. One of the present
incumbents is said to be contempla
ing matrimony and another is consid
ering other offers.
/ Nothing succeeds like success
e The Phoenix Dry Powder Fire extin
, guisher, because of its efficiency
economy and simplicity is an unqual
e flied success. 1t is always ready fol
instant use and can be operated by
man, woman or child. These should
and viii be placed in every house ant
, every place of business. j. s. Rob
! ertson, general agent, 11e3 Wes
Third street, Davenport, Iowa.
The sexton of a Davenport cemetery
would probably have dropped So, COO