Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-16

less money at G. o. Huckstaedt'.
than at any other place in the three
cities or Chicago.
| Mrs. W. A. Ross will be assisted
by our best talent in her concert at
Harper's theatre Thursday evening
A first-class entertainment is as.
sured, and being for worthy cause,
should appeal to all.
A jury appointed by the county
court yesterday awarded the Moline
Concordia. Germania Turnverein So
ciety 81, 1872 for property condemned
by the city of Moline for the purpose
of widening Fifteenth street.
Emma Greaser, who has been Wis.
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Phee for several months. returned
home to Beaver Dam, Wis, .yester.
day, in response to a telegram an
nouncing her mothers illness.
g. o. Huckstaedt has Just come
back from the biggest furniture mar
kets. and has bought furniture, ETC.,
at less than it has ever been possible
to buy them at before. and will,
therefore, be sold for less than his
competitors will be able to.
The Union is making a desperate
effort t. hold Evans to the belief that
that promised Hon" will eventually
come, Notwithstanding that the snil-
ing Charlie was turned down last
night. And it is great temptation
for Evans, tantaliZing il he fails to
attain it.
No more complaint about poor
coffee where the Good Morning.
coffee pot is used. 1t is the most
economical, too. Allen, Myers &
Co., opposite the Harper house sell
it. They also sell the celebrated
Jewel" gasoline stove. Every one
guaranteed. Call and see them.
The motorman and conductor on
car 55 of the bridge line, last night
were given a royal treat by the la
dies of the Christian church, who
stopped the car at Fifteenth street
and Third avenue, and gave them a
plate of cake. etc. The men desire
to offer their thanks for the courte-
sizes.
Prof. De Motto will give g lecture
on The Secret of Character Build
ing" fully illustrated with stereop-
ticon next Monday. This is the fifth
number in the Lecture association
course. Reserved seats in parquet SO
cents, in balcony % cents. The balcony
seats are as good as any for this lee
ture with the powerful stereopticon.
There is no comparison between
the manner in which the Sixth ward
caucus was conducted Thursday
night and the repu blican caucus in
the Fifth ward last night. In the
latter the nomination was made
unanimous by vote of the caucus,
which left the ballot merely of an in
formal nature with the caucus for
nal endorsement of the result.
The Union evidently has its fears
that Evans, who failed of the repub-
lican nomination for alderman last
evening may not now support the
successful candidate, for it hastens
to give assurance that he is going to
stand by the nominee and then it
piles on the taffy an inch thick to
make him stick. Will anyone ex-
plain the necessity for this elaborate
explanation OF Evans attitude?
Capt. Corliss, of the Salvation
Army, has arranged for special
meetings Sunday afternoon at
3 p. m, also in the evening. Miss
Emma Nelson. formerly of this city
but now sergeant of the training gar
rison OF Chicago. will be present. In
the evening will be the memorial
services of the late Mrs. Witcher. also
the farewell of Capt. Hussy and wife.
The mother superior of the Fran
ciscan order. with her assistants, who
have been IN the city for several
days, will return home to Little
Falls. MINI, with the assurance of
the best success for the future of St.
Anthony's hospital. Contractor
Schnell will at once start to replace
the destroyed building. and it now
remains for our people to assist the
sisters with generous responses.