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

and the next published tax list vii
not show the inequality that the
one now before the public in pamph
let form does.
l The ARGUS regular serial. 1.-THE
Plunderers," today's installation oil
which is omitted because of the pres.
sure of news, will be resumed in
Monday evenings paper.
Tomorrow afternoon the Y. NJ. C.
A. meeting will be addressed by Rev
Il. w. Cue. There will also be spe.
cial musical program and j. c. Pent.
land, the new physical director. will
make . talk.
A recital by Mrs. Minnie Ransom.
Barker's pupils assisted by local tai.
ent will be given at G. A. r. hall
Monday evening, under the auspices
OF the Woman Relief Corps. Admis.
sion 10 cents.
On page four of The ARGUS this
evening appears the ad of Klug-
Hasler Dry Goods company of Dav-
EXPORT. A grand Easter sale has
been inaugurated that is worthy OF
close attention.
Easter kid gloves. Extra help to
accommodate the crowds at McCabe's
kid glove counter. 81 gloves, all
new shades, for SO cents; &1.25
French kid, new tans and reds, for
81. lace or button.
John Kinney becomes yardmaster
for the Burlington at Moline Monday.
He has been in the company's en-
| ploy about ten years-several of
which he was assistant to the yard
master in this city.
John Ryan was placed under $500
bonds pending the grand jury's &C.
ton on a charge of burglary held
against him. He is the man arrested
with Miss Bertha Sonnen schmidt's
cloak in his possession.
Ladies, you want fine new spring
hat and You want it as cheap as pos
sible. Call on Ottesen, 222 West
Second street. Davenport. You will
certainly be sure to find something
and sure to save money.
An immense variety of genuine
clay diagonals, full dress cashmeres.
other black and blue worsteds, plain
faced figures. GRANTEES, ETC., i'm
ported from the celebrated looms of
Europe at Andy's, the tailor, 1918.
Next Monday evening at the First
NJ. F.. church Rev. 6. w. Cue will
deliver his lecture on "Army Remin-
iscences."a subject on which MIR.
Cue is always at his best. All are
invited. Admission Is and 25 cents.
Manager McHugb, of the Harper,
has not only provided an attractive
menu for the Harper tomorrow, but
has arranged with the famous Tuxedo
Mandolin and Guitar trio of New
York to provide music during the
dinner hour.
George Evans has resigned the
foremanship Of the iron department
OF the Moline Plow company to take
effect May /, when he goes to Glad
stone, Mimi, to accept the superin-
tendency of the works OF the Moline
Plow company.
Vote for Kuschmann, Kinner and
Rosenfeld next Tuesday and elect
supervisors who will stop the involv-
ing Of the county in illegal contracts
to the utter defiance of the peoples
wish and in utter disregard for the
county's good name.
X. T. Hubbard succeeds Will Bat
ties as prescription clerk at Thomas
drug store. MIR. Hubbard is a
brother Of Deputy County Clerk
Hubbard. and has been following his
profession in Chicago for the past
three years. Mr.. Hubbard arrives
next week.
The ferry boat Sherman, which
was brought here to assist the Au-
gusta. and which was found not to
be satisfactory for the work to be
done, has gone back south. The
other ferry, the j. p. Gage. which is
speedy boat and easily handled,
will be here in q day or two.
III the public will not praise US,
we will praise ourselves. and make it
a matter Of record, too" is the senti-
ment Of the outgoing supervisors in
Rock Island-but after there is q
change in the board and the public
gets an insight to things the record
may contain something else.
Joseph Fitzpatrick is again running
for supervisor in Black Hawk town
ship. Joe is the father of the new
court house project on the board Of
supervisors. assuming rs he did the
Initiative during his former term.
That in itself ought to be enough to
elect him. especially as good a ma n
as Joe.
The Rock Island County Sunday
School associations annual conven-
tion came to close yesterday after
noon. The final exercises included
interesting addresses by Mrs. Jessie
Holt. Miss Anna Bromley. Miss Liz.
zie Stelck. Mrs. NJ. +. Brown and j.
). Roach. and State Secretary w. B.
Jacobs.
A few days ago the Beethoven
Quintet club of Davenport advertised
to appear at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall Fri.
day. April 10. but owing to q misun-
derstanding the date has been