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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Sugar Factory Notes.

The sugar storage warehouse is ap-
preaching completion. II has floor
space Of $4,000 feet and throughout
much Of It's extensive dimensions will al
low sugar To be stacked 20 sacks high.
The total capacity Of the warehouse will
be about l55.o0o sacks or l5.5oo.ooo
pounds OF sugar. With this immense
storage capacity the company will be in
good shape TO hold much OF its product II
tho sugar trus, insists on naming prices
which are below the cost Of production.
Connected with the sugar warehouse at
the west is another building for the stor-
age Of beet seed for the growers and
other seeds used by the company In Its
extensive general farming operations.
Inc manufacture Of sugar is proceeding
unin,errup,edly and smoothly. about 900
tons being worked up daily. These g.
100000 pounds Of beets make about
100000 pounds Of sugar during each -
hours.
Tho length Of the campaign eanno, JUS;
now bs predicted but will doubtless con-
tinue until abou, the first Of February.
II any considerable number Of farmers
should leave their beeis in The ground
and le, them freeze the supply Q: raw
material would be lessened and tho cam
paign shortened.
sugar have been made.
Tho percentage Of sugar which started
on, somewhat below the average has IN
creased and growers arc receiving about
the same price as las, year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

granted and the FIRST meeting for work
held February 81. 1889. The first ofie-
ers we're as follows: ". p. Clark. ~. w.
A. F. Thompson. S. w; {. W. Kearby. ].
W.; a. C. Conner. Treas. p. l. Huber.
Sec: ". Badger. Chaplain. L. Z. Bradley.
S. D.. z. Eobb. j. D. W. ~ CLARK. Tyler.
The successive meetings we're well at
tended and commenced to make new Ha-
sons with rapidity. At the close Of the
first year the membership had Increased
TO twenty-one. The same zeal having
been kept up we now have a membership
Of nearly one hundred This does not in
elude a number Of brothers who have
moved away and several who have died.
a charter was granted St. Johns lodge
September ls. 1889. The charter mem
bers were E w. Ksar5y. Lafayette E.
Bradley. W. II. Clark. w. p. Clark. H. z.
Green. Emory Robb. W. 3. Gobin. J. NJ.
Hendricks, E J. Smith. Il. L. Gravelle. W.
c. Steele. w. ~. Rudolph. Berger Pad
field. p. o. Rudolph. a. c. Conner. ]. E.
Guager. J. W. Potter. G. W. WuHiord. N.
Badger. A. Russell and Levi Huber The
three principal officers were W. p. Cla. K.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Of Royal Arch Masons. movement is on
foot to organize Chapter.
The great width Of the new lodge room
gives the Eastern Star ladies an oppor-
tunity for proper presentation Of their
beautiful floor work not heretofore en-
joyed.
The general appearance Of the lodge
room is greatly enjoyed by all. The COL
ors Of the beautiful velvet carpet harmon
ize well with the delicate blue and white
Of the walls and paneled ceilings.
Last evening the first meeting was held
in the new room. 1t was well attended
and the proceedings were in the nature Of
"love feast" rather than work. The
winter months promise to be busy ones in
the reoe ytion Of new members and the
advancement Of those now on the road.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
ceIumbIne con.er,a.ery openInE.

kmong the nsW institutions Of Rocky
Ford is tho cslumbine Conservatory Of
Mus!e which has been organized by
number 0t muse enthusiasts. led by 7. c.
Ts!iswof;h. teacher o. muse IN our pub
lse schools. who Is director ard vocalist.
Miss P5meTey. lady rapbdiy becoming
known 10 our people for her musical sb!l-
i;y. is the pianist. DE-. Meyer Is the sss-
linis;. and ether names ~ill bs added 70
the faculty as tic patronage as the school
demands
Tins association ot musicians has sssaf-
cd auar;sts in tie Grand opera house
block and on Tuesday evening las; !;
made is dsbg; NIih musicals. gwen 10 a
crowded house of invited ffssaas. IN tho
paflofs ai the Calasnhsna Masis Co.
On thss occasion the members Of the
faculty were assisted By oshsf hasas ;sl-
or; ard By some Nhs had been pupils Of
the teachers before the afEansasb6a Of
tho conservatory. Ths pfpzfsSn opened
with piano 500 by Miss Psmsfsy. a
classical selection rendered wish ssillfsi
precision ard touch. Then came vocal
solo by Miss Cafrts Maxwell. pupil who
gives much premise o. musical attain
nsns. A violin ssl5 bJ DE-. Meyer Was a
decided fsysiasiaa 70 the Doctors many
friends. who have supposed him 70 be
uaiy skilled IN pills and pasb11ss Pref.
TsissNufth sang The Last Watch. By
Ps1suii. n Es9d voiss and MEASURE. ard
l. ". APPEL. who has bsau Nf. Tets
N0fth's pgFtl for a short tins past. did
himself ard tutor credit with his rendition
Of ShsllsYs Loves Sorrow
Part two. IN sddisign 10 bringing a re-
hearing q Mss Psusfoy ard Prof. Tets
w6r5h. bfggEb; forth @. o. Fleming IN
fns rendering q sweet ard simple lui-
labY. li also n;fodussd C. W. Graham.
whose fire tenor ypiss Is certainly an ss-
uutsji51n 70 Rocky Folds musical re-
sources. His rendering Of Were / a Star
b. Hawlsy. showed that he already IS
ore. while his contribution 70 the male
quarteitss in which he and cur ever poag-
lar l. u. kdait ard Msssrs Tsisswsrth
ard APPEL gave a daFsias' cradle song.
rafEsd him as a brilliant adjunct Of
v0sal constellation.
We understand that Il IS the intention
Of the conservatory to give such fssitals
every meath. The one fer December. il
is hoped and expected. wiiI have the emf
uslt Pueblo pianist Frank SshwinEar. on
Us Eard and a fins musical usat may be
sestsd.
u in the issue q invitations some Plan
be adop;sd 70 either dispense with OF sup
press some youngsters of tHs tss-hss age.
whom nc sort Of program can divert from
thsir own euiensss. the rest Of the audi
ense will have better chance 70 apprs-
cate the w5rk done BY ths performers.
The Colunbins Conservatory ot Muse
gives promise Of being a srsditabIs feat
ure q the art and culture Of cur town.
and !; should rsssiye the patronage Of our
people who seek training in fnusis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
HERE WE ARE AGAIN.
The Stauffcr up-to-datc Heat rsarket
Wants TO See You.

Come and see the grand display Of
Meats. Fish. etc. on the 25th and 26th
for we are getting ready for Thanksgiving.
Give US your orders. Look, Home and
foreign Beef. Mutton and Pork, Turkeys.
Geese. Ducks and Chickens. Oysters. Fish.
Celery. four or five kinds Of Sausages. a
dozen kinds Of relishes. Celery Hash. sour.
sweet. mixed and Dill Pickles. Lambs
Tongues. Pigs Feet kraut and minee
Meats. Give US your orders. Don't for
get the 25th and Stauffer's Up
to-date.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

was renewal Of friendships ard general
social pleasures incident TO 50 large
gathering Of kindred spirits
The lodges rsNly-ssagsfsd ptaas was
ssps busy fgfr.saiaE accomplishments tsf
the great variety Gi vocal musk ysluH-
ssstsd b. Nssdsnss Hall. Winshsii. Mas
,sfs and Hs@s;;. and Msssfs. z. J.
Smith ard Lloyd Peil9es. Tbs applause
was so continuous ard. tgfiu.;uaas that
the singers were encouraged 10 a pfa-
Iasssd session Of the ifnpr5ursu concert.
The stately Virginia Reel with ysris-
sioasi was closing feature Of the even
ins's pfaEram.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
The New MasoaIe B,oek.

The block IN which the Masonic hall is
located has a1s, been completed by q. c.
Hswssy. The bisek has tfons Of 100
fee: ard depth o. 90 feet and contains
four store roasns below. with the Masonic
hall and Offices above. The tfua, Is Of
red pressed brick trimmed with Canon
City white brick. making !; the mos, or
namsnsal sfoa; in The city excepting the
Grand opera house. In tho .foa. over
500 square feet Of the finest plate glass
has been used. all Sc; in asidised copper
sash bars. The ceilings Of the first floor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Some season able susxcs,loas.

Every stove ought to make heat. ,ha,
is iss business: but il is our business TO
let you know tha. every stove does not
give satisfaction in the way Of attaining
best results with smallest amount Of fuel.
You do not buy a stove every day or
every year. therefore you must be satis-
fed. We have handled The Round Oak
and the Wilson Hot Blast for years and
have satisfied every customer.
The Rocky Ford Hardware Co.
p. J. Reifel, Pres.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
THE "SWEETLANO"
Is the Piano That Gives Perfect
Satisfaction Always.

Office o. DR.. w. /. Middleton. os,eopa.h
and Professor Of Suggestive Thsfa-
peu;ies.
Rocky Ford. Nov. goth. 1909.
Mr.. T. J. Hill.
Rocky Ford. Colo.
Dear Sir:-Ths 'Swee,land-' Piano
purchased Of you is giving perfect sasis-
faction. and can ;ruthfully say that
would not exchange !; for any piano on
the market. can thoroughly recommend
your house and your methods Of business
to anyone.
Yours truly.
w. L. Middleton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Dedication Of Masonic Hall.
Continued From Page One.

Continued From Page One.l
where he will not need friendship. Man.
mentally. morally and spiritually. needs
the inspiration of companionship. 1t is
nature. Cattle are in herds; fishes in
shoals; bees in swarms. Even stalk OF
corn growing alone does not amount to
much. So true is the law Of soeiability IN
nature that the outside row Of corn does
not amount to much. But sec IN Cello
RADIO, as in Nebraska, farmers will insist
on planting an outside row.
The past of Free Missionary we know:
the present is before us; as to the future
we do not prognosticate. but as long as
this institution stands for right. justice.
fraternity and brotherhood, helping OF
widows and feeding orphans, so long
must it live and grow in greatness and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

These COO, evenings are rendered en-
!pyabls u your room is heated properly.
There Is no danger either In contracting
colds u The hes; Of your room is properly
regulated. DID you ever Try Wilson Hos
Blast Heater for all the desired qualities.
a well regulated heat. economy Of fuel
and handsome stoys7 Call at the
Rocky Ford Hardware Co. and see them.
They have had larger sale this season
than ever before,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Junta chapter coming up in special car
to conduct the Institution ceremonies.
Mrs. Emma A. Goddine was the first
Worthy Matron. and her SUCCESSORS have
been Mrs. Belle G. Barkley. Mrs. Clara
Maxwell and Mrs. Francis X. Masters.
now at the head OF the Chapter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
rlasouic Oleanings.

E. j. Smith was the first Master Mason
made by St. Johns lodge.
Now that Rocky Ford has such splen-
did quarters, and is the home Of number
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1902.
Coming Events.

Nov. ga Thoroughbred Tramp"
Nov. 24-Dr. Miles Lecturein Epworth
League Course.
Nov. 81 Thanksgiving Day.
December -"Mecartys Mishaps."
at Grand Opera House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

The postoffise was moved to the new
losatton Wednesday night and the major-
iiy Of Us are now complaining Of having
to walk block further than heretofore
A more central location would Of course
have been more convenient to the bulk OF
or population. but the IDEAL site was not
available.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Tho Rocky Ford Hardware Co. supplies
all tho wants Of the homo and farm. See
them before buying anything.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

splendor. We give no figures 10 show
what our fraternity is doing, figures arc
cold and distant. Its work Is best known
TO one who can look down into tho siien,
walks Of life and can behold the ten
thousand Of quiet ministralions beside the
bed OF the sick and dying. down in the al
leys Of want. saualor and suffering. We
believe tho worlds suiferings have been
lessened because Of ten thousand hearts
beating in sympathy. ten thousand hands
reaching out and down TO give tho cup Of
cold water. emula,ing the example o. Him
who came no; 10 DO administered To bu,
10 minister TO o;hars.
Orchestral music closed the evenings
program.
Soon after tho conclusion Of the pro-
gram in the lodge room the company
marched down 10 the doltas store room
below where plates were laid for 22S
people. ks the large company tiisd in 20
the ,une.ot one Of Shsltsa's ofshss,ra's
bes; marches tho scene was ysfy pretty
ono. \ pfosusion o. So-eaHdls power
electric lights shown over "taif women
and brave men ard tables laden with
beautifully arranged and luxurious
spread. kbau; one hour was spsn. IN the
snlpymsn, Of tho culinary blessings Of
life. when the company returned TO the
lodge room where for two hours there
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

was followed by banquet in the lodge
room in the kearby- -GerbinE block. abou,
15o psrsors being present a. c. Conner
presided and Nr. EllinRNood introduced
ths subisst Of tbe organization Of a chap
ter Of the Eastern Star. The movement
was seconded BY Z j. Smith and A. C.
Conner. Mrs. a. ~. Cheney. Mrs. Dr.
Mcdonald and Mr. Ellingwood were
named as a committee TO interview The
ladies present a list Of "a names was
secured and temporary organization eff
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

The Mems Free Reading Foon. under
The auspices Of the woman's Club IS
starting cut nicely. The room is neatly
furnished. has a fair supply of books and
papers and IS appreciated by a consider
able number Of those fer whom il IS in
tended.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Acacia chspcr. No. Is. Order Of East
crn Star.

TIE organization Of Acacia Chapter
was largely due 70 the Masonic terof Of
n. Z Eiii1Fesod. row in ;he cattle busi-
nsss at Fort Worth. Texas. and who
would have greatly enjoyed being al the
fssspstpn Tuesday evening. December
"a. iBeE. ST. Jsh1's day. the installation
q the ofiissfs Of ST. Johns lodge. No. as.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Young & Seogin have number Of
wa,ermelons specially preserved for
Thanksgiving day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Special Sale on Boys Salts; good
vaises. Sec how they look TO yos.-
Ramsey q Byars.
A Season Of f.nloxmsas.

Have you tried any Of ,ha, Swse, Cider
al Young d Seogin's7
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

J. J. esews.
Tho newly elected county commission
or was tho first candidate 10 take the
Entered Apprentice degree In St Johns
lodge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

W. M; A. L, Gravelle. S. W.; E. w. Kear-
by, J. W.
The meeting of the lodge Tuesday eve
ming to dedicate the new hall was held
under very favorable circumstances. 1t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
o.. ~. . aeosssis,

Was q se~ mon;hs ago ono Of tho bss,
workers in tho Rocky Ford lodge. Since
locating a; Fowler he has been ins,ru-
mental IN Organizing lodge ,hsfs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

feeted BY the election Of Mrs. ]. E. God
ding as president and Mrs. D. w. Bark
ley. secretary. The chapter was insti-
tuted under dispensation February is.
1899. thirty-ave members Of the La
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21


The present officers Of the Star are as
follows:
Francis X. Mssters-Worthy Matron.
E. j. Smith-Worthy Patron.
Ella A. Hendricks-Assistant Matron.
Carrie E. Price -conduetress.
mayme Smith-Assistant Conductress,
Alma N. Cheney-Treasurer
Emma A. Godding Secretary.
Sylvia G. Hale -Adah.
Anna L. Goblin Ruth.
Aobie Gobin-Esther.
Matte Hulse- Martha.
Flora ]. Hall Electa.
Jennie Goblin Warden.
Hannah Fliekinger Chaplain.
Theo Barsley- Organist.
Karl S. Marshal.
Henry w. Lance Sentinel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Tho most attractive sight in tho lodge
room tcxcep,ing the ladies, was the hand
some floral piece which r. W. English OF
Denver contributed. II was lage de-
sign Of chrysan;hemums carnations.
American Beauty roses and forms in
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Saturday night safe blowers operated
on the safe Of F. D. Sioop and Geo.
Hammond in Mr Stops office. The
door was badly wrecked but the robbers
did not get into the money drawer.
Either after or before their labors the
burglars entered Hansboro-s saloon and
helped themseIve to several bottles Of
whiskey.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

The recent pay day for beet growers
was a small one. only about $4,000 for
a fractional month
Rock Island Argus., 1902-06-24
AS TOU. s. SENATOR
Lodge Opposes the Change from
the Legislative to the Pop
ular System.
SEES MUCH DANGER IN THE MOVE
Holds Th 1T 1t Will Result I'm Consti-
tutiOnaI Revolution With
out Limit.

New Haven, Conn, June 24.-Sena-
tor Henry Cabot Lodge. in an address
TO the graduating class of the Yale
law school yesterday. defended the
senate and strongly opposed the propo-
Sition to elect the senators by direct
popular vote. After SketChing briefly
the early career and training of Oliver
Ellsworth. and his selection us dele
gate from Connecticut to the Philadel-
phia convention OF 1857. Lodge re-
ferred TO the problems which faced
the convention. and said: Now, eX-
actly what was it that Ellsworth did?
He won hiss victory for equality of
state representation i'm one branch of
congress. hut did far more even than
this. for he saved the constitution it.
self ana made il possible"
Senator Predicts Much Trouble.
He then continued: Just now there
is Il movement on foot TO bring about
the election of senators by direct pop
uiar vote. If successful il will inev-
itably be followed by proportional rep
reseutation in the senate. and the
most radical revolution conceivable
Will take place in our form of govern
mcnt. We alone among the nations
possessing representative governments
have solved the problem of an upper
house resting upon an independent ba-
sis and effective in legislation. II the
senate il placed upon the same basis
as the house and is chosen in the
same way by the same constituency
its character and meaning depart. cen
traliZatiOn Will advance with giant
strides. and we shall enter upon pc
riOd Of constitutional revolution"
1t Was Always Better Long Ago.
In speaking of Il charge made by
one of EliSworth's contemDoraries in
Rock Island Argus., 1902-06-24
SUFFERED WRONGLY
Man Who. Served Five Years for a
Crime He Did Not
Commit.

MurphySboro. Ills. June 24-An-
drew l.. George. who served five and
II half years in a Texas prison for Il
murder committed by another, is here
visiting friends. George has had a re-
markable career. In the fall of 1884
he attended ball in Il Texas village,
during which Ed kOnesick was shot.
George was arrested. convicted and
sentenced to be hanged.
John Ireland. governor of Texas at
the time. cOmmuted the sentence to life
imprisonment. George was placed in
prison. and after serving five and half
years ut hard labor the fact that the
crime for which lie was imprisoned
had been committed by another reach
ed the state authorities. 1t came in the
form Of Il deathbed statement of H.
NJ. Sharpe. of Huntsville. Tex. admit
ting that he killed Konesick as the re-
suit OF Il feud
Rock Island Argus., 1902-06-24

the senate. WnIiam Macfa;. or Fenn-
sylVania. that Ellsworth WAS n tool of
Alexander Hamilton, whom Maclay re-
garded as totally corrupt. Lodge ex-
claimed: How false it all is. What IL
lesson, too. is here if we viii but take
the trouble 10 learn. | never remcm-
Der the time when / have not heard
the senate of the moment described
as at its lowest point. as having fallen
far from the high level of the earlier
and better days.
Critics Must BE Wrong.
Then l read Maclay and take heart.
for if he is right and our senate and
our government were such as he de-
scribcd. and il the bitter critics of the
moment are also right. and if we are
worse now than in earlier and better
days. then indeed has the impossible
come to pass. for the republic still sur
wives. greater and more powerful.
more hOuOred ut home and abroad
than ever before. Then | feel sure
that the critic of this kind. past and
present, must he wrong, for if they
were not, the republic would have
died"
Rock Island Argus., 1902-06-24
NEWS IN OUTLINE.

The strike situation in the Union
Pacific shops ut Omaha has not i'm
proved. and gives promise of growing
worse
The American Railway Master Me
chanicS' association has begun its
thirty-fifth annual convention sat Sara
toga. y. y.
The Populist state convention is in
session today at Topeka. Kan.
The FusionistS democrats and Pop
ulistSl of the Fourth Nebraska dis
trict have renominated W. l.. Stark Tor
congress.
Reports from the volcano Kilauea.
Hawaiian islands. continue to tell of
unusual manifestations of activity.
The street railway strike at Toron-
to. Ont. which promised some lively
news. has been compromised.
The final reduction OF the census
personnel viii occur next Monday.
when POO employees will hc dropped.
All but two churches ut Cambridge.
Mass. closed because of the smallpox
epidemic.
Miss Barbara MauS and George Du-
Quette. of Chicago. eloped and got
married while the brides parents We're
at the Derby.
Cholera is spreading in the Philip
pines, 242 deaths being reported in one
day last week.
The funeral of King Albert of Sax
ony, who died June 10, took place at
Dresden last evening.
Senator Harris. of Kansas, thinks
that an isthmian canal bill will be
passed by congress ut the present ses-
sion.
There was n snow and slect storm
at LOrain, o., yesterday morning.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-06-24
retltIon TO ser Real Estate 70 Pay pebts

Petition to Sell Real Estate to Pay Debts
state of Illinois, L.
County OF Rock Island. 81
Il the Circuit Court, July term, A. ID. 1902
Otto Gottsch. admin traitor OF the estate of
Wilhelm Theme. deceased. petitioner, VS..
Mar Tsieu O. tne unknown heirs or devfsees
OF Wilhelm Theme. deceased. he unknown
owner of outlot number S xty (6J) in sectisn
rumber thirty-Eye (3s) township number
eiehteep us) Orth range number two (2)
RS plat of A ID 1884 OF lots, srb-lots and
Outlots In the county Il Rock Island and
safe OF Ili1Oi defendants Pc ftiOn for
orier TO sell real eSta to pay debts
TO the above named non-res idebt defend
ants. the unknown heirs or devisees or VIII
hslm Theme deceased the unknown owners
of cutlot nun Der sixts (6O) In section number
thrtv-1ve (35) township number eighteen (S)
p. m cTOrding To fhe assessors plat of A
-. 1866 of lots SUI lots aud outlets in the coun-
ty OF Koch Is ard ard state of Illinois.
Affidavit of your nOl residence ard OF the
non residence of each cf you having been
died in the above entitled cause in the ou1ce e
OF the unT ersiguef clerk Of the county court
OF the county of Roc< Island and state of
Illinois, you are hereby notified that the
above na'ned petitioner has bled in said
court his petition for ar order to sell said real
estate to pay the debts of said estate That
summons has been issued In said cause
against you. returnable TO the July term
A u. 1902, of said court. to be begun aK d
holden ia the court house In the city of
Rock Island, in said county. In the state of
Illinois, on the first Monday of July, A.
D., 1902 at which time and place you viii
appear ard plead. answer or demur 70 said
Dated at Rock Island ulinois this I'd day
Of June, A. D, 1902
HENRY 3 HUBBARD,
ClerN If the County Court
swEESEv & vAIFRBs Solicitors for Peti-
toner.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-06-24
THE STEAMERS.

a CNIE PACKET co. Daily line TO Clinton
n aud ali points between.
Steamer CITY OF WINONA
GEO. LAMONT. Agent.
CARNIVAL CITY PACKET co. For Mus
- catiue. New Boston, Keithsburg, Oquaw
ka and Burlington
The steamer HELEN BLAIR
Every Monday. wednesday and Friday at
p. m.
The steamer ". J. YOUNG
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
II 30 a.
Arriving in Burlington at s:15 p. m.
Parties can 20 TO 1Iuscatine the Helen
Blair 1t { y. m. Monday. Wednesday and FRI
day and return on the W. }. Young al il:3O
D. m. same day
Rock Island Argus., 1902-06-24
Admiuistrator.s Notice.

Estate of Anton Joseph Walters deceased.
The undersigned having been appointFd ad-
uiufstrator OF the estate of anton Joseph
Walt err late OF the county Cf Rock Island,
state OF Illinois. deceased hereby gives notice
that be win appeal before he county court
OF Rock Is and county at the county CO mt
room fn the citv OF Rock Island at the July
term on ibs first mordav in Ju next, at
" hich time all persons hsvirg cl@ins against
said estate ere notified and requested To at
tend. for the purr rose of having the same
adjusted
Al persons indebted 70 said estate are re-.
CRESTED 10 make Immediate payment to u e
r-dersf1ned.
Dated this "a day of May, A. D. 1902
GEoFGE K. HELFRICK Adu illustrator