Rock Island Argus., 1902-07-08

expect from the one which opens to-
morrow and which is no exception TO
NJ. & KS former specials sales.
The lawn party which was TO have
been held by the young ladies of St.
Mary's church, Thursday evening.
July II. will be held Tuesday, July
%, on the lawn at the parsonage.
The moving pictures showing actu-
al destruction of island of Martin
! ique by volcanic eruption secured at
great expense for the Watch Tower
| this week; on exhibition free. Free.
All union barber shops, after July
Z. will close every evening except
Saturday at S o'clock; on Saturday
evenings at 10 o'clock, and Sunday
mornings and holidays at II o'clock.
Local freight agents have received
instruction to accept perishable
freight for or through Chicago only
subject to delay, the reason being the
strike of the freight handlers in that
city.
Deputy Sheriff Andrews yesterday
arrested j. II. Baker for selling drugs
without a license. Baker was releas-
ed ON his own recognizance To ap-
pear next Saturday before Justice
Schroeder.
There will be an ice cream social
of the Ladies' Circle of q. \. II. at
the home of Mrs. Spencer Mattisoa.
1897 Nineteenth street. Tuesday ev-
ening. July 5. In case of rain il will
be held in Memorial hall.
The county board of review, which
is composed of W. Il. Carey. president
of the board of supervisors, of Hamp
ton. Peter Schlemmer. of this city, |
and Sol Hirsch. of Moline, began its |
annual session Yesterday.
Harry Porter, formerly with the
Peoria general offices, leaves this
evening for Chicago with portion |
Of the records. He has an offer of a |
place in the Chicago offices of the |
Rock Island road which he has decid- |
ed Ia accept.
Miss Marshall. district president of
the W. c. T. L.. desires To meet the
ladies of the local union at 2:3O to-
morrow afternoon at the y. NJ. {. \.
chapel. This takes the place of the |
regular meeting which was TO have
been held next week.
The Will of the late Rupert Kem-
pie. of this city, was admitted To pro-
bate yesterday in the county court.
The instrument. which is dated July
10. 1870. leaves all the property TO
the wife. Maria Barabra Kemple. and
she was appointed administrators.
Manager Henry Sindt announces
that, owing to the meeting of the
enport this week. the third subscrip-
tion concert of Strasser's band will
be given Thursday evening. instead
of tomorrow evening. at Schuetzen
park.
Just around the corner. but ii pays
To take a few extra steps. Every
thing reduced from 20 to so per cent.
Nothing marked up. We need the
room: don't intend to move anything
to our new store. Come and save
money and help us unload. The Lon
don.
Gen. J. Franklin Bell. son-in-law of
Capt and Mrs. +. j. Buford. of this
city. who has made "A brilliant record
for himself in the ,hilippines. has
been appointed commandant of the
general service staff college to be
opened by the war department at
Fort Leavenworth. Kans., Sept. 1.
Come and look in just around the
corner. where every article is cut in
price Straight discount off of each
purchase. Everything on the square.
You know us. 20 to so per cent dis
count is worth saving. don't you
think so? We need the room; we
need the money. The London.