Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-18

ing powder for % cents, guaranteed
equal to anything on the market, or
money refunded.
Davenport is holding a public
meeting at its Business Mems associ-
alton rooms this afternoon to con-
slider the lower bridge project.
Fine residence lots on Twentieth,
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
streets for sale on easy terms See
adv NJ. NJ. Sturgeon, attorney at
law.
The first term of Miss Helen G.
Trips children's and young peo-
Piles dancing classes closed yesterday
with a pleasant matinee at Carse's
hall.
Salvation Army will hold a special
meeting this evening. beginning
at 1880. conducted by visiting cap
tain, lieutenant and soldiers. Every
body come.
Christian Metsch wishes to express
his thanks to friends and arsenal
guards, who SO kindly assisted dur
ing the illness and the death of his
beloved wife.
The stone masons have called a
mass meeting of all trade unions to
be held at Killers hall Sunday, Jan.
20. at 2 p. M. to discuss the subject
of the court house.
Reserved sale of tickets for the
.'Fcte of st. Christopher" will be on
sale Saturday morning at the Harper
House drug store. General admis-
sion, so cents; 10 cents extra for re-
served seats.
..Fete of ST. Christopher" Monday
evening at the opera house. Re-
served seats on sale Saturday morn
ing at Harper House drug store.
General admission. 50 cents; re-
served seats Is cents extra.
Mrs. Marshall, assisted by some of
her music pupils, and by Mrs. DIR.
W. ID. Middleton, Mrs. Lillian Reid
Cameron. Of Davenport. and Miss
Margaret Dart, will give a concert in
Y. NJ. C. A. hall, Friday evening,
Jan. %.
Mrs. Conrad Schneider slipped and
fell on the walk in front of her resi-
dence on Fourth avenue and Twenty
ty-iifth street this morning and broke
her left arm and somewhat injured
her left hip. DIR. Sala was sum-
moned and set the fractured memb Der.
Hannibal A. Williams. of New York,
is to give private Shakespearean
recital at the Y. Nj. C.. A. auditorium
Friday evening. Feb. 1, the topic be-
ing, 1.-The Winters Tale The en-
tertainment is to be under the pat
ronage of the leading people of the
city.
Tickets for "McKenna's Flirta-
tion." to be given at Harper's the
atre Tuesday evening. Jan. 30. for
the benefit of St. Anthony's hospital,
are now on sale at Thomas drug
store, Harper House and Fifth Ave
nue. pharmacies, and at Dolly Bros
shoe store.
A meeting will be held this even
ing at 1880 at the Y. NJ. c. A. chapel
for the purpose of organizing Uni
versity extension association, whose
object it will be to make the univers-
ity extension lecturers. which proved
so successful during the present
winter, permanent feature.
Get catalogue containing 1000
pieces of choice sheet music sold ut
10 cents per copy-for piano. organ.
guitar, mandolin, violin. either. cor
net, banjo or vocal. The pieces con-
tanned in it are the regular editions
of full size sheet music, printed on
best music paper, has nothing about
it to indicate its remarkable cheap
ness. but is identical with that for
which YOU are USUALLY asked to paw
from four to ten times our price.
Charles G. Taylor, 1117 Second ave
nue..
A matter of 4 year ago Bert Gold
berg. Rock Island laundryman,
bought buggy of John l.. Mason of
this city. giving bill of sale. Time
was up on it. and long past. and the
bill was unpaid. On Wednesday
Simon Goldberg, brother of the pur-
chase and signer o. the note as en-
dorser. was in the city with the bug
gy aud was encountered by Mr.. Ma
son. The latter demanded his prop
crty, got into the buggy. and insisted
on taking a ride with Goldberg. The
after got out. Mr.. Mason took the
carriage to his shop and returned the
horse to the police TO be claimed by
its over. So il appears that collec-
tions are not rs hard rs they might
be over here If man goes at itright.
Davenport Democrat.
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