Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-07
BRE,FLETS.

Novelties
In boys and children's
Clothing at the M. & K.
M. & K. for boys clothing.
13-cent knee pants at M. & KS
Novelties in boys clothing at the N
& X.
Wansmsker aud Wells will make {
great team.
Red Oxford ties. patent leather tips, a
the NJ. &. KS.
R. s. Silvis, of Carbon Cliff. was il
the city today.
A handsomely made child's suit for s.
at the M. & K.
Drop in and see Lloyd s. Stewards
nobby line of hats.
Parents will do well to buy boys cloth.
ing at the NJ & K.
No place
Like the M. & K.
For boys and children's clothing.
Ladies should examine the new style
shoes, at the Nj. & 4.
Call and see Lloyd & Stewards fall line
Va hdto, uoW COLlPlctc.
Those patent leather-tip shoes-all the
latest-at M. d KS.
The Piccadilly last in ladies' footwear,
is the latest at M. 81 KS.
Boys
Clothing at Nj. s. KS.
M. & X. are ready to show you new
styles in boys clothing.
Boss" Wells will teach Elder Wanna
makers class in Rock Island.
NJ. & KS. is the pace to find just what
you want in fine footwear.
1t will more than pay you to buy your
boys clothing at the nj. Il X.
Remember NJ. & K. are headquarters
for boys and childrens novelties.
A question for BOSS" Wells: "Will
you distribute the Sunday mails?"
The finest and largest line of silk UNI
brellas in the city at Lloyd & Stewards.
NJ. & X will be pleased to have you
call and inspect their new styles in boys
clothing.
1t is cool enough for NJ. & K to show
their new styles of boys and children's
clothing.
You will find it pleasure to inspect
the novelties NJ. Il K. are showing in
boys clothing.
Billy Cation. the famous billiard play
er, is again in the city which will be his
home hereafter.
Never have you seen such elegant
styles in boys and children's clothing as
the M. Il X. are now showing.
Mr.. Robert Coyne and wife of 1920
Fifth avenue. left for Chicago last even.
ing on pleasure visit.
Boss" Wells should order out the
Flambeaus and give us a parade. There
is nothing like show, you know.
Wonder if Boss" Wells will turn his
steamboat agency over to his Kansas i'm
portation, or put HIM on the carrier force
Moiin is putting on city airs so fast
that it is to have a night telegraph Office
The Rock Island road is going to estate
lish it.
Carpets are going at great rush at
Clemann i SslZmanns for the reason
that they have the richest line ever shown
IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Connolly left last
evening for their home at To peka, Kan.
after having visited here and taken a trip
around the lakes.
Contractor c. J. Larkin, who had his
foot injured by falling slab of sandstone
yesterday. is getting along as well as
could be expected today.
.snoaa,s Do-no 80
by an ARGUS representative that Boss"
Wells had been appointed postmaster, W as
too Mortified to articnlate.
At meeting of the Black Hawk
Building and Loan association last even
ing, twenty, four loans were taken aggre-
eating SlS,050 at ESQ per cent premium.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Eystone lost their
eleven year old daughter of diphtherIa
this NOR ming. This is the last of fam
within short period.
Buyers of furniture and carpets will
find IL to their interest TO call on Glen
ann & SalZmann, as they have the larg-
est stock and assortment, and they have
the latest styles, quality and prices.
BOSS" Wells struck for the country
this morning early to avoid congratuls
tons, and the expense of setting EN- up
on the strength of his appointment The
boss has great eye for he main
chance.
Mrs. McAuley, the hospital matron on
the island. states that she has no inten-
ton of moving to Rock Island, as the
ARGUS intimsted last night but will cons
time to make her home at the arsenal in
order to be near her duties.
Mr. Z Hebert. for six wears in the EN-.
ploy of E. SCHNEIDER the butcher, has
started a shop of his own in the Fourth
Avenue hotel building. He is practi-
cal butcher. good sausage maker. and
keeps a clean shop and good meat.
Among the arrivals at the Summit
house at Mount Washington, 6, 293 feet
above the sea, as printed by the local pa
per last Wednesday, were: Mrs. Henry
Curtis and daughter, of this city, and
MIR. II. E. Curtis, of Exeter. N. Fl.
The attendance at the Rock Island
schools until closing day of the first week
was: No. 1. 500; No. 2. 81; No. 3. 210;
No. 4, 253; No s, 305; No. 6, 246; No.
z, 154; high school, 141; total, 1904.
The largest previous enrolment at the
high school was 1879.
Old Joe accuses the ARGUS of insult,
ing the cause of labor by making an un-
complimentary allusion to his appear
ance in Mondays procession. The real
truth is that the only insult to the cause
of labor was old Joe's appearance in the
parade. He has got things slightly
mixed.
The fourth subscription concert by
Strasser's Second Regiment band at
Schuetzen park was not SO largely attend
ed as previous affairs of the kind. Rock
Island. however, was well represented,