Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-03

mission 1T cents. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
The people Of the First ward have
had faithful and capable alderman
In J. G. Surmau, and they should 70
elect him next Tuesday.
Vo:e against experiments with the
school system. especially where they
are attempted by the enemies Of the
present school government.
DR.. Henry D. Steele. eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist. Glasses prop
erly fitted. Rosenstein block. Fifth
avenue and Fifteenth street, Moline.
Call and soc our new line Of side
boards and dining room tables. Just
received. They are beauties at very
low prices. Clemann & Salzmann.
Copies Of the court house souve-
MIR are on sale at Champions, Kings
bury's the Bijou and at the Rock
Islander Office at 10 cents per copy.
H. Lohse will be the next alder
man from the Second ward. His
friends are making a splendid effort
in his behalf and propose to elect
him
Miss J. NJ. Leland head book.
keeper for the Peaslee Shoe company.
leaves Rock Island tonight for short
vacation with friends at Lamont,
Iowa.
1t does not cost penny more to
tit your boy in An NJ. & K. suit. and
you get neatness, trim and elegance
that is found in NJ. & KS. boys
clothing only.
Miss Christine Martin, Dress
maker. wishes to inform her patrons
that she has changed her residence
from 1918 Twentieth street to 1925
Fourth avenue.
Sutcliffe is preparing to give you
bargains in paper of the newest pat
terms and latest designs. Call and
he convinced that We are headquar-
ters for wall paper.
Summers for style-our manufac-
turer is at our back-it costs you
nothing. you get the benefit. II you
want fit, finish and style at 81. so
come Monday. Dolly Bros.
Miss c. Haas has moved her stock
to 22S West Second street. Daven-
port, where in the future she will
conduct her millinery business. and
10 few days will display the finest
stock ever yet shown in this section
Notice Of opening In Mondays paper.
w. E. Beals is making an aggres-
s've campaign in the Seventh ward,
and with every prospect of success.
He is popular citizen, takes pride
in his ward and in the city. and all
who know him have confidence in
him. He should be elected next
Tuesday.
The first meeting Of the Tri-City
Coursing club occurs at the Daven-
port Mile Track April 9, 10 and H.
I. is Q novelty in this vicinity, but
will undoubtedly become very popu.
lar. being pa:ronized by all lovers of
the faithful hound.
Tom Fender will be continued in
the council two years more by the
people Of the Fifth ward, whom he
has served with such except onal
ability and faithfulness. The peo-
pie all over the city will be glad to
know that Aid. Fender Is to be re-
turned as one Of the city fathers.
W. II. Brsgdon has proven q won
derful candidate for alderman in the
Sixth ward He put the presen,
alderman to flight early in tho cam
paign, and has been simply increas.
ing his own lead since. He DOS.
sesses those hustling qua tiles tba'
are Characteristic Of . splendid al
derm an
The returns have been received by
the Rock Island postoffice civil ser.
vice board from the examination con-
Quoted Dec. 8. and which show that
the following successfully passed
the examinations: Carriers, A. H.
Foster, Christian Koch, Frank A.
Andrews; clerks. Ernest j. Wood,
Louis A Schillinger.
Charley Bleuer will be selected by
the citizens OF the Fourth ward next
Tuesday as alderman. He Is one Of
those quiet. thoughtful citizens, can
always be relied upon and never
lproves otherwise than true to respon.
sibility. He is proud Of his ward.
and would rejoice in serving it dill.
gently and accentahlv