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THE ABGUS, TCJ.ESDAY, JTJNB 7, 1904. 5C 1 T5he CKocolate Our cfeue!ulafe ice ereaifi soda 5? has it. A BSaootb, rich, creamy dream. It's worth coming hcec to know how good chocolate can be made. HARPER HOUSE PHAHMACy H. O. ROLFS, Dispensing Chemist. Phones: 107L 6071 Genuine Panamas $7.50 to $15.00 Swellest Line Right Style Old Panama Ha.ts Blocked and Cleaned Lloyd J5he Hatter. HAJtTER HOUSE BLOCK. roO0CX:CXXX5OOC000O0O0000000 Go to the Watch Tot&er and enjoy a.n outing. Dinner Scr-Vcd. CXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOu oooooooooooooooooooooooooo iiuw Delicious. EVERYBODY thai nana Math's Ice Cream to erve at their party or reception, is al ways perfectly satisfied, be cause we use the best materials, and have bad the experience in turning it out. so that it can't disappoint yon. We atwayi bare the latest stvy in IMH VIW.M.S and FANCY ICE BE VMS. Give use your order. Our prices arc alwayi right. Math's Fancy Confectionery and Bakery. Try our Strawberry Ice and lee ("ream while it la made from the fresh fruit. Pensions, Age 62, 6; :ire CS, ; ae 68, $10; ape 70. $12. M A J . H. C. CONNELLY, I71SH Second Ave . Rock Island. I1L Call or write At oace. LOSE THE OPENER Weigand Has Rock Island at His Mercy at Decatur Yes terday. HITS ARE BUNCHED 09 LAKAFF Home Team Winning In the Fifth Around the Cir cuit. p. Cedar Rapids P,4 Springfield Deeaffer :yi Dnbuqnc Btoomington :;i Davenport 34 Rockford :!"' Boek Island M w. 24 M 1 13 1 ." i - L. 10 it 16 M M n r.t is Pet. .71X5 ..-.71 .5::i SIS . ! 1 .441 .lull Result YMterrfar Decatur Rock Island 1. Bloomingti ii 7. Springfield 2 Cedar Raptda 5, Rockford (. Dubuque .". Davenport 4. Games Tomorrow. Rock Islam! at Decatur. Springfield at Bloomhagton. Dnbuqnc at Davenport. Cedar Rapids at Rockford. Decatur, June 7. -Weigand hud the v isitora at hi- mere.) throughout the game ami tliev were easily defeated in a li-t!e game. Score: ROCK ISLAND. 1 hornton, cf Donahue, e Lally, i f Lister, Hi Vandihe, 3b Miller. 2b Uebhart, If Lundfn, s Lakaff, p R. H. P. A. K. 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 ) I i i) i) 0 I 13 ii ii (iliii ii (i 8 4 U 0 ii 1 ii ii ii 1 2 3 W ii 0 i) 2 o 1 5 84 in :: R. H. P. A. K. I loot II 0 1 II 0 ii i o ii o II 114 1 (i (i 2 ". ( ii I 19 ii 0 II 1 1 II o 1 1 :: 3 I 0 o . 0 :: 8 27 H' l Tola!.- OKA Alt i:. Nichot, el . . . . ; rueboer, s . . McFarland, rf Swadna, Sb . . R Walters. K i ill ii. Jii . 1 1 . Waiters, K rebs, c . . Weigand, p If Totals . Score lv in ii i lit:.-: I eeat ur ... IJnek Island Summary : Double pla.v 0000 3 o ii ii I ii ii ii ii ii o no i Three-base hit Krehs. Miller-Lister. Struck out bj Weigand 2, by Lakaff :;. Time 1:30. Umpire Lobeek. BJ IBSHS 7. Sp r I us II. Ill B. MiMimhnirton, June 7. The home team ea-i'.v defeated S pri n ! lield Smith'.- stick work was the feature MetJrcev) retired at the end ol i he six th ami Smith relieved him. Score: Bloomington 0500O1 1 R -7 12 - Springfield 100002000-3 12 E Batteries McOreevy, Smith and Donovan; Hedges and Latimer. ftcilar nsalrta t UiH'kfunl u. Rockford, dune 7. A pitchers'1 bal tie ended in Rockford's defeat, pool base running contributing to th i ii fall. Sei re: Rockford 000000000-0 .", 4 Cedar Rapids 010010000-2 6 l Batteries Jaeger and Messier; Moore and Ludw iir. Twelve IihiIgit at Davenport. Davenport, June 7. The locals lost :i 12-ianing game by Buelow's to bagger, a groander, and a single. The Davenport 02 0 001 l 0 ' 0 0-4 1 1 I Dubuque 00O2O 1 01 0 0 i -5 13 :.' Batteries Wallace and Williams;, Cook and Mulcahy. In Kls; tVaaiewsa. chieimo. .1 mto 7. Fallowing arc the base hull ieirvis: League: At Brooklyn -Chicago . Brooklyn at New Vork -Pittsburg '. New York 15; at Boston t'inein aati 'J. Boston 7 - ten innings: at Philadelphia - St. Louis ',. I'lnlad. 1 phla 14. American: At St. Iui- Wash injrton ::. St. I.ouis at Cleveland Mew York I. Cleveland at Chicago Philadelphia '. Chicago at De troit ' ostoii :. I letrnii 0. Associatkai: At Colambna Min nea polls Cotnmbns at Indlanapo in Kanssw 'itv 4. ladaaaapolfai :': (ae I'd game) Kansas I'ity ludi acspolis 0; at IxmlsvIHe St. l'aul Innlsvtne 2: :it TeJedo- Mlrwankce 0 ToU I I s W estern City ,1. st springs - - At St Joseph Slows .li-s.-ph S; at ("oloradb Des Moines :;. Colorado Springs : at Denver Omaha 2, Den vcr a. DUST FROM THE DIAMOND Worcester. Mill., June 7. .lames K. McOarr, formerly a well-known ball I player of the National league, died in the Vorccster msanc hospital Pais, agctl 41 vears. P31"" j New York. June 7. Warrant- were strength by enabling the stomach and issued by Supreme Court Justice .av 1 !iirctiv - organs to dige-t. asshnflate nor. of r.rooklvn. for the arrest "f j ami appropriate to the blood and ti--I'rank Dillon and Kdward Poole, of aes all of the fo-l nutrinieut. Tom I the Drookl vn e!un. lor piav in- on BUD- day. McDooough, a catcher, nd ROhert- son. a shortstop, vvno nave rccn piav- . . , , . i Pale. Tf jg iXJTl Doctors call it "anemia' saparilla. They know why it ing on the Grand Rapids team in the Central league, h.nc b"cn signed hy Rock Inland, and will report to Man- ager Thornton at Bloomingtou. Smith and Reb-eher will be snt houir frr a rest. Neither ia in condition t; work. WHAT WJULD DAVENPORT P0 WERE THE CA8E REVERSES? Tlie hotel incident in which the managesaen pf the Rock DIan i base hall team has insisted that other team- playing; here ami in Davenport stop at a local hotel haN lx en seined upon by Davenport papers to indnlgc in a peevish attack Dpoa thi.- eit.v in general, and the Bock Island baseball management in particular.. Besides showing a spirit that ought not to pre vail among honorable competitors iu any spori tney tan to aunere : th facts in the case. I ins is apparent where in the case of one publication the statement is made and repeated that "Rock Island hotels are inferior to those in Davenport," rivinc this as the rcaon that one or two of the managers st p across the river. Really, the writer of that bit of trash night to be better informed. Kver.v traveling man vvlm make- the three cities is. and anyone who travels enough to attend the ball games on both sides f the rir should be. It is a matter t" general comment thai Bock lalan ! hotel- are second to hone in poihl of character f service. On the other hand the shortcomings of Davenport on the hotel proposi tion are notorious. There i not a city of 20,000 in the United States that i not more favored in the hotel line, and there i- not a eitj the -ize of Rock Island in the United States that can boast d' advantage-- superior to t li i s city in the same respect. And yet here come the Davenport papers with slurs for the Rock Island hostebries ! The very paper that is loud- lest in denouncing the eoitrsi I of the Roek Island manage Intent has been making the most des I perate efforts to interest men of eapi- tal in that new hotel the Iowa town has been waiting for for these man;, years. Time an I again it has ac knowledged as far as it could with out giving i. (Tense to the management of the present hi rtelries in Daven port that the service now is antiqua ted. The Davenport paper also takes r spiteful whack at M. H. Sexton, a I leging that last year Roek Island rat the whole league inferring that as president he favored hi- home city This rot deserves m further atten tion than to in te that it was evident y inspired by the bitterness ol straight defeats by Davenport at tin ' ' hands of Rock Island throughout iln season. There may be some exciisi in this, after all. for Roek Island must have look' il pretty large to the dop artist, a well as to others of h tow asmen. No attempt i- mailt- t arMie tin Inst ice of Rock Island's position i the hotel question, however. Even tin most prejudiced Daven porter realise: that the business men of that eitv WOUtd have mace the same demand that those of Rock Island have made and long ago, too, were the situation reversed and baseball managers show ing a disposition to boycott Davenport hotels for those of Kock Island. THORNTON LEADS COLTS IN BATTING FIRST MONTI- Tin- averages of the players in the Three-Eye league for the fir-t montl of the season have been issued frrni the office of President Ed Holland at Bloomington. Thornton leads the Rocl Island team in hatting, Lakaff havin: i he highest fielding average. On the Bloomington team Conners leads in batting with .ni"; with Rockford Meek, with .330; Dubuque, Bnelow with .309; Cedar Rapids, Pall. will. .306; Decatur, Knhn.with .341; Spring field, Latimer, with .306, an I Daven port, William-, with .:;7s. The batting and fielding averages of the player! ii the IJoek Island team an- given the fir-t column standing for the num her of games pmyed, the second foi the batting average lidding average: Thornton Rebscher Lister Vandme La My Moore lied le v Hagerman Donahue Duan Luadiu Miller Lakaff Smith CorkhiD and the last t he j. .::::) .946 1 .177 7- 547 MO 23 .:.".mi J89H S J&15 .909 .". .ii71 .'.07 7 .:.'." .920 i .11111 sss 7 . 1 ::s M9 t .77 JiS in .,,,l .1M 13 78 .'- 7 .12S .liKi : .124 .902 .'1 3M .'- A sirant Heart i assured l. perfect digestion. In digestion swell- the stomach and pufTs it up against the heart. Thic canst s shortness- of breath, palpita tion of the heart and general weak ness. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures in flicc-tion. relieves the stomach, take' the strain off the heart and restore- il to a full performance of its functions naturallv. Kodol increases tin 1 1 . -toniaeh ami rtigestive organ- SoM by all dfugjgists. All the news all the time -The Argus Pale cheeks, white lips, and languid steP tel1 the story of thin blood, impure blood. They recommend Ayer's Sar- cures LwiTgu-f; RECORD IN SCHOOL Pupils That Have Been Neither Absent Nor Tardy During Term Just Closed. ROLL OF HONOR LONG ONE Aonie Hause Has Not Missed One Day Since 8h? Began Sev en Years Ago. In addition to the pupil mentioned in last evening's Argus as having a perfect attendance record for two years, the following pupils have been reported; From the Washington school, with perfect attendance for two years. Merlin Martin. Alfred Lne ser. Marguerite Lamp; and with a per fect record for four years. George Druckmiller, llartsel Have-. Mary Pearson. In the fifth grade room alone at the Eugene Field school, with perfect record for two years, Albert t olling. Don DeLeon, Herman Larson. Fred (ilass. Walter Macy; ami for four years, LiRie Krohn. Other schools not reporting have many similar cases. The best record that has come to the attention of the school authorities is that of Anna Ha use, daughter of Aid. William Hause. sis Fifteenth street, who entered the tirst grade at tin- Irving school stit'ii years ago am! has just been promoted to the efjjhth grade at the Lincoln school, ami in all her seven years' attendance at the Irving school has not made an absent or a tardy mark ami has maintained an excellent record iu scholarship and deport ment. The following pupils in the Rock Island pubic schools have been neither absent nor tardy during the school year just closed; Ilawlhtirno Seliool. Ingegard Antlersi a, Hilda Grothe, Helen Servis. Helen Kale. Prances iiri.-wold. Barry lion. Leu Golden, Ben Swanson. Esther .i-nu-r. !ga An drews, Elsie Harder, Bowena Andrews. Raymond Toenniges, Mildred Cardall, Sophia Brown, Grace Baisch, Julius Brown, John Oberstaller, Mamie Kale. Walter Kling, Ceeile Todd. Charlie Oberstaller. Viola Hein, Irene Kail. Thelma Wanner, Willie Kale. Marie .imer. Cecil Colony, Bessie McCauley. Hildegard Anderson, Edna Malmrose. Albert Borell, Leon Kingsbury, George Lamp. Howard McCauley. Edward Re ticker. Peter Kale. Harlan Tracev. Al bert Willms, Mary Sehenk. George Shean, Raymond Boyd, Klorenet Bleuer, Carl Carlson. Karl Rtrupp Helen GutzwiBi r. Alice Beitzler, Ed ward Schmidt, Bennie Willhite, Helen Bngesaeth, Lena Melgren, Matt Pleas ants, Oscar Ramser, John Spilgcr, Ar t luir Swanson. Mae Walton. Pear' Wood. , Nellie Fuller, Bessie Briggs Edward Harder. Bildur Swanson. Jen nie Swanson. Elmer Anderson. Willie Ktel. .lean Fowler. Ethel McDonald. Willie Boetje, Caroline F.riggs. Wil liam Greder, Charles Gutzwiller, Dale Haves. Anna Ralston, Bessie Sangren. ! teorge Toenniges. Loyal Robb, Gay Eckhart. Paul Lamp. Andrew Griffin, fohn Wendt. Wa hlnerltin Krhniil. Lewis CrandeH, Alpha Bartman, Al- 'red Loeser, Marguerite Lamp. Gilbert Mill. r. Bulda Peterson, Eddie W illms. tarph Martin. John Robb, Wellington v i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 -. George Druckmiller. Mark Finne, Hart sell Haves. Merlin Man in. dar Pi arson. ivt-uiiiie Behool, Naomi ( amp. Kay Kell. Cecelia Vo gele. Ruth Campbell, Nina Beid, Clif Ford Chancy, Millie Marvin. John Lamp. Ethel Marvin. Catherine Dan ielsen, Klsa French. Charles Wheelan. George Hodgson, Glenn Reid, I'dith Friek. Nellie Potter. Kilith Potter. F.I incr Schnek, Barlaad Herbert, Mildred Pfaff, Katherine Chase, ( harlotte Truesdale, Mabel WflleH, Res Bennett, lame- Blytbe, Harvev Lawson, Harrj Wells. Lincoln s, ho.il Mary Nlssen, Matthew Rn right, Hel en Young, Ralph Broquist, Bernard Bleuer, Walter Beck, Kay Seegar, Har old Jensen, Ford Johnston, Vera Mar tin, .lean Welch, Margaret McNeills, Hattie .lahns. Clara Katie. Otto Franclc Toin Cava na ugh, Carl Steinbeck, Dory Vrndt, PhlHp Muster, Tom Ortman, Harry Tappendorf, Gertrude Schmidt. Leo Stevt ns. Marv Krie-lat. George Baumbach, Marian Hubbard, George Mueller. Gertrude Muster, W ill porter. Dorothy Stevens. Adria Tit terington. William Voss, Helen Davis, FJlwood rry, Cora Craves. Blanche Kern.-. n nee McCandless, Otto Klockan, Lucia MeKlhi rne, Charlotte Schneider. Edna Thompson, Kenneth Welch. Wal ter Bleuer, Matthew McDonahf, Flor enee Cameron. Margaret Grot jan. Frank Sehnitger. Forrest Tittering ton. Hazel Appelquist, Clara Appel ipiist. L'uth Johnston, Nellie Kenitoey, Hugh Me Donald, Mary Paul, Kather ine Bt res per, George Schneider, BmR Thiesen. Virgie Ward. Edith Beck. Fxis Hubbard, rtaymond Robb, John Larson, Jofai Sehweeke. Herbert Keek. m!rew t.sS. Philip Weber, Waldo Sehoes I. Arthur W eckel. Kurrat Field SehooL De-.-ie Collincr. Leonard Larson, llay m"nl Power-. Georgfe Doyle. Conrad Larson, .lohn Friestat, William Mor ton. Pan! Trimmer. Cnrti- Cromer. Ftlith Heeler. Kit-hard Tartar, Francis Colling. Albert ( riling. Don DcLet r. Herman Irsrn. Louise Dunsnnire. Freil filas. UUic Krt hn. Walter Macy. Mabel Ehmke. Geom l!akr. 'irace Lorenz. Crace Dl.-en. Mabel Heeler. Kalph KixtImt. Carl Lnr"n. Inez PT-1 terson. Klizjibeth Weber, .Marearet Keane. Luis Dovle. (irace Morton, Will Duncan. Irvine geboot. Grace Coxrvne, Henrietta Lngeimac Df wey Flcaoming. ema Devoe. Mar- trv.e-ritf. Pleurr. Wilhurt Maver. Lil'ian I Burris, Fred Hellpenstell, Irene Lid jdcrs. Ruth Ihrig. Fred Bujyesen, Char I Be Engelman. Arthur Hause. Bona Carlson, Lelaad Townsan, Frank Bla del. Ftoyd W'illiamsen. George McKee, Lcona Steiiheiison. Hazel Ecl:hart, Earl Ihrig. Edna Lunden. Pearl Trcnk enschuh. Clayton Simpson. Lei-nard Gcbhart. iolet Law-son, Clara Trcnk ensehnh, Arthur Faust. Krnest Lar son. Louis Hartman, Marie Vurert. Frank Park. Frank King. Fred Bur gert, Txlwin lln tt;. Frank Barker, Daisy Anderson. Kalph Andrews. Curt Lunden. Willie Cox. Corinne Meyer. Arthur Lunden. WO lard Park. Anita Schulert. Arthur Drips. Caroline Kek erman, Anna Hause, (diaries King. Gertrude Wagner. George Shaw. Loneffltow St limit. Conrad Paer. Fred Anderson, Emma Coble, Bessie McGiniey, Lee Hnrnett. Harry Swanbcrg. Clyde Liggitt. Mary Lhadstrand, Gaspar MolenneU, Edward Rabold, ( ora Nelson, Esther Hnrg. Delia Kneale. Harry Kirkhove, Harry, Niel-on. Guj Buhjer, Adrian MeP.ride. Walter l'.ein. Edward Hubcr. June Nel son. Nora Ryan. Conrad W'estling. Wil lie Heal-. Cladvs Liggilt. Evan itoiler ick. Iforace Mnn Kehnol. Edith Kjelbeeg, Jutta De Hover. Wil lie De Pover. Flnicr Hansen. Marguer ite Huber, Ljibis SehmaJzreid, Esther Anderson, Henry Sehafcr. Albert Kasch. Henry Breecbcr, Fred Breech er. Carl Cowden, John De Pover, Flor ence Ravanaugh, Mabel Negus. Ed ward De Pover. Mamie De Pover. (irace N'egns, Frieda Rtelck. Cora Hcr man, Andrew Greaser, Mamie Victher. Ethel Cowden, Rernlce Kelly, Charles Long. W ill Long. A la Minar !. Charles Sehleuter, Edward WaBiek, Owen Bricn, John Johnson. (ritnt School Arthur Gutzwillcr, Kalph Lindblom, Virginia Pearson. Bessie G'off, Hattie Butler, Clara Shean. Henry Shean, Frieda Pearson, Gertrude Fox, Verona Durling. Kdward Hiedemann. Kdward Ilclzbammer. Iry M. Heck. Henry Kim ble. Esther I'logh. Elmer Sehernau, Lawrence Sjoquist, Henry Wendt, Ar thur Johnson, .lost phine Loudon. Frie da Schmook. Lydia Pealstrom. Cons I i pa t ion causes two-thirds of all sickness in tin- world. Hollistcr's Rocky Mountain Tea positively cure const ipa i ion. No cure, no pay. 35 cents. T. 11. Thomas' pharmacy. HAVE YOU A TALKING M A( Hi N E? What Are You Paying For Your Records? Did you know that we are selling the finest Gold -Moulded Cylinder Rec irds, super-hardened b.v a special pro- ;-css, and put up in a patent felt-lined iiox that does away with the nuisance of the old style cotton wrapping, for 25 cents Each Why pay twice as much for inferior record-? We al-o have a large stot-k of rec ords for all disc talking machines. Our prices and terms on both cylin der and disc machines arc very rea sonable. W'e keep needles for disc machines and can supply any grapha phone sup plies or repairs. Graphaphone head quarters at. Bowlby's 1609-1C()'.I'L. Second avenue. Contracting and Building. Frank A. Fredericks. Schreirver Shop. 1121 4th Avenue. .lobbing promptly done. Win dow and door screens a specialty. Satisfaction guaranted. Residence, 415 Eleventh street. did "Phone west SL John Volk 6c Co., Contractors &nd Builders. Dealers in hingle and double strength Blinds and Mouldings. Ve rice red and Hardwood Flooring of all kinds. Dealer in single and double strength Window Glass, Polished Plate, Reveled Plate and Art Glass. 311 and 329 EIGHTEENTH STREET, ROCK ISLAND. : : : ILLINOIS. Bergman Collection Agency and Information Bureau. ... 207 -W Ilrady St., Davenport. Iowa Claims, accounts and informations eo ected everywhere Roth 'phone. M Tn For Dru heeley Drunkenness and Please write ul Correspondence coojboeatial. ure THE PARENT INSTITUTE. OWIQHT. ILL. NEWEST Straw Ha.ts... Ullemeyer & Sterling s Correct Hatters and Clothiers. Do You Need a Small Loan? Say an amount from $10 to $500. W'e make a specially of loans in these amounts and we are prepared to furnish yoU the money at the lowest rates, for as long a time as you maj wan! it, with the option of paving it all at any time, we charging you only for the amount von keep and t he t i me v ou ha v e it . Do You Watnt it Quickly? We can usually arrange it so that you can get the money the same day you apply for it. Your furniture, piano, horses, wagons or other personal property, will be secu rity for what you want, but they are not removed from your possession. Everything confidential. Rates fufly quoted in dollars and cents, so that you understand just what tin loan will cost you for any given time. Let us figure with you, if you need a small loan. FIDELITY LOAN COMPANY, MITCIIELL it LVNDF BLOCK, LOOM 38, LOCK ISLAND, ILL. Office Hours s a. m. to ii p. m. and Saturday evenings. Tele phone West 1"14. New Telephone sososcsosososososososcso Ircade Cigar Store JOHN P. SEXTON. See the sm,,,.;e chamber (A A). All nleotine und dust stop there. The bowl can be lifted out and the pipe cleaned while, lighted. Stem can not clog. Smoke all you like with this pipe; it won't upset your nerves or burn your tongue. Made of French briar. You get only pure, refreshing smoke without nicotine or dust when using this pipe. We will be pleased toshow them to you. Found At samples and get tooth, guarantei it reads. Mont J Office hours, our price - tin ot d for :;n years. - a v ed ft r yon ;i a. m. till 6 p. m Economy Dental Parlors. i 0O0OO0OOO0O00X3O0OOOO0O00OXyyy30OO0O00O0OOO0O00O0O i k I We have Opened a First Class Bakery At 1621 Third Avenue. R.OCK ISLAND BAKEHY Sjogren 8L Johnson, Proprietors. Fre h Bread, Fancy Cakes, and Pastry "f all kind: . Short orders will be taken at any time and delivered to any part of the city promptly. 'CX30CX'XOOCOOOOCOOOCCX-J 8 We or't Need the Money. Maybe You Do? 8 Money loaned on all articles of value, a few exceptional bargains in diamond. 320 Twentieth St. 'Phone creen LAS. 8 0000000000000003W.ASJUUI.J AT., a SOIL Harper House Block. Rock Island Agent for Paine's Perfect Pipe I Last. The people can now have Bridge Work done by tier lata invention without pain or grinding of teeth; can be re moved and placed at will, to in- cleaned. We an- the only dentists in 'le city that do this work, a- it is our patent an improved method. Come ami see our tli-plav case of work. Fridge work ( DCf hi r Remember the name, it means as iinda;. - '. to 12. 0OOCOCOCXXXXXXX200O0O000 A trial is all we ask. We have Stpels i,nan Office ' , VyJyWUUUUfJOOUTdiCK3aKXJVWMM