Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-06

Go to the First NJ. E. church to-
night and hear Rev. G. W. Cues
lecture on Army "reminiscences"
Admission Is and 25 cents.
1t looks as though work on the
public building began in earnest to-
day-the bricklaying forces having
been considerably increased.
Herman Detjens is the man for
collector. He is worthy of the honor
aud in every respect deserving.
Give him your vote tomorrow.
Clemann & Salzmann show a larp-
er stock than any other furniture
house in the three cities. See the
big display of new spring goods.
Elect Peter Schlemmer assessor
and stop the inequality of taxation.
Look at the pamphlet prepared by
the city and think of the remedy.
George Sutclifre, the wide awake
wall paper dealer, discounts them
all in prices and goods. 1t will paw
you 10 see his great stock before you
buy.
Everts commandery IS, X. T., at
tended the Knights Tempt Easter
services at Calvary Baptist church in
Davenport yesterday afternoon in a
body.
b. Winter will be the next alder
man in the Third ward. He will thus
spare the republican party the an
noyance of Schroeder's mayoralty as
pirations next spring.
Valentine Dsuber will be elected
alderman in the Fourth ward tomor-
row. Dauber has made an excellent
alder man. is a hustler and has been
faithful to every trust reposed in
him.
James II. Green and Miss Orpha
Clancy were pronounced one by JUS
tice II. A. Weld yesterday. The
groom comes from Moline. while his
bride claims Licking, Mo-, as her
home.
Henry Jaeger. a workman in the
employ of John Volk & Co., is mourn
ing the loss of some of his imple-
ments Of trade. owing to the work Of
an imposter, who called at his house
and secured them under misrepre-
sentation.
Now after getting such a nice
Easter. bonnet you will have to save
on your spring wall papers by going
to the Adams Wall Paper company.
But never fear they will not only
save you money, but will surely
please you.
The latest thing the Union has
raised against Il. Winter is that his
horse scared at the Salvation army
some months ago. Down in the
Third ward they are not voting for q
horse this year. They are voting
for Mr.. Winter-against something
else.
Great clothing sale this week at
the New York Leader, 1928 Second
avenue. Mems suits, regular price
80. this week only s5.45. Do not
miss it. Boys three piece suits,
regular 81, this week Sl.9S a suit.
Come early or you will be too late
for them.
The hundreds of ladies who NAV
have been neglected in McCabe Bros.
millinery department during the
crush of the past few days, will find
il TO their advantage to call early
this week and avoid as much as pos.
sible the crowds which always come
later in the week.
George Sutcliffe. the well known
wall paper dealer, wishes the public
| to know that his stock this season
for first class new and pretty goods
| ou;classes any other effort ever made
in this city jim the wall paper bust
ness. No end Of beautiful patterns
to make n selection from. It is
simply wonderful display.
Special shoe sale this week at the
New York Leader, 1928 Second ave.
nue.. Mems 81 shoes for $3.50; la.
| dies shoes, worth 50, for this week
81 As; children's shoes, sizes IL to =,
worth $3.50, for this week IS cents.
Remember the place. New York
Leader, 1928 Second avenue, first
door west of Rock Island house.
Gahagen and Quayle are Boosting
| INV wv lOt tAl
larly il their own wards are agains,
them, that they will be elected with
out them; and then will be prepared
to 90 back to their own wards ant
show them what they can do with
out them. But from the general
drift of feeling in town neither will
have anything to boast about after
tomorrow.
The Marie Wellesley company
opened n weeks engagement at Har
per's theatre last evening before
packed house. A double bill wa
prcseuted-..A Bed of Roses" anC
The Queen of Blulfers'-and in
very satisfactory manner. The com
pany has been strengthened by sew
eral new people since its last visi
here and some good entertainment
are promised.
II you are going to do some clean
ing ard have your walls and ceilin.