Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-31

ten will reopen for the fall term Tues
day morning at 9 o'clock at No. y
school building. Twenty-second street
and Seventh For terms and
particulars, call at 643 Seventeenth
street.
The annual meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. j. NJ. Buford.
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A
large attendance is desired, as the
officers for the coming year are t o be
elected.
You'd be delighted to buy your
boys wearing apparel at the NJ. g.
X. after you have seen the wonderful
(?) inducements others claim to
have. In fact you'll be surprised
that Nj. 4 X. boast so little and give
so much.
Hsrper's theatre will open Sept.
ID with 1.-The Woodman." a new and
first class attraction. The theatre
going public, the new lesees assure,
can depend or seeing reputable and
popular entertainments only the
coming season.
Sheriff S. L. Ries and Deputy S. c.
woldenberd, of Clinton. were here
today looking over sheriff Hemen-
ways assortment of Jail birds. with
the location of some of the eight
prisoners who escaped from Jail
there on the morning of the eth in
view.
With the permission of States At
torney Searle. William Good
hardt and Claude Meanor. the
young men bound over for assaulting
Officer Carlson, appeared before
Judge Adams yesterday, entered a
plea of guilty and were fined S75 and
costs. They paid.
OF cours the NJ. & X. have all the
different qualities excepting the
shoddy kind Of boys clothing. 1t is
almost certain that you'll find a
choice after having inspected their
line. In justice to yourself, will you
look? The same applies to mems
suits and footwear.
The stockholders Of the Lake street
| tOdt VI ShlSaSO haNS Inv
much the same course that those in
The t~ri-city system did-they have
petitioned for a reorganization. the
belief of the stockholders being the
same in some instances as those in
control of the local company.
The delegation of G. A. r. people
| from Rock Island, Moline and Dav-
export to the Louisville encampment
will 90 via. the r. l. & p. in through
ears especially provided for them. A
drum corps will accompany them.
AS a low rate of 1915 has been made
and a return limit until Oct. 9th. a
good crowd will take advantage of it.
A concert for the benefit of Mrs.
w. d Barker (nee Minnie Ransom)
will be given in the First NJ. Z.
church Tuesday evening. The
proceeds will be devoted to assisting
Mrs. Barker. a promising singer. in
pursuing her musical education in
Chicago, where she has recently
competed successfully for a scholar
ship.
Visitors to the Davenport fair and
exposition, to be held from the Cd to
9th of September. are cordially in
vited to visit John Hoyt's exhibition,
where they will see the finest pianos
and any kind of musical instrument
in existence. Fine souvenirs will be
given away. A visit to u music store
No. 113 West Third street, Daven-
port will convince you that every
thing in the music line will be found
there. Respectfully, John Hoyt.
The Union finally admits that the
allegation as to The ARGUS course
in the Seventeenth street paving dis
cussion was merely a conjecture and
a delusion and that it has understood
that the paving of Seventeenth street
involved the abandonment of Twen-
tieth. Any such anticipated result
was entirely n bluff that no one but
the Union took any stock in. The
outcome Of the Seventeenth street
discussion, which the Union persists
in overlooking, was that of the OPP
posite effect, however. 1t forced
the actual paving Of Twentieth
street.