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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-22
MIR. WESTON B. GILES FUNERAL.
It Will Take Place This Afternoon From Cnrlst
Church.

The remains of the late Weston K
Gales will arrive here this afternoon Oh
the Southern train due here about Ioui
o'clock The body will be taken at once
to Christ church, and it is expected that
the services there will begin at 4:5U
There survive him a wife, Formerly
Miss Anna Cowen Strong, daughter OF
the late Judge George V. Strong q
daughter his mother, who is In Greens
boro; two brothers, Messrs. cameron
Gales. of Greensboro. and G. NJ cafes
of New York. and a sister, Miss Aitle
Gales of Greensboro.
There were many expressions of deep
regret here yesterday at his unexpected
death, and it was recalled that the last
sermon preached by the gifted evangelist
was here in his native city, where on
Sunday afternoon of November End. ne
preached strong sermon to men.
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Mr.. Barkley's Funeral.

The funeral services of the late j.
Robert Barley We're held at the Bap.
fist Tabernacle yesterday afternoon, and
the church was crowded with the friends
of the family, and with the many ac-
quaintances of the deceased
Mr.. Barley had been a member oil
the J.. OBJ. Branch Camp of Confederate
Veterans and that organization attended
in a body. There were many handsome
floral remembrances, the altar and
caslxet being strewn with flowers.
rhe funeral services were conducted by
Rev. w ID. Hubbard and a number OF
friends made remarks concerning the
many noble qualities of the deceased.
The interment was in lakewood GENE
terry and the pall-bearers were Messrs
b. f. Montague, f. l.. Harris. j. Nj
Rroughton. w. A. Cooper. a. Fl. Money
ham, n. B. Broughton, and the deacons
of the Baptist Tabernacle.
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AFTER MARRIAGE.

Different Living Affects Some People.
Il never drank coffee until after
was married" says a lady from Adair-
vile, Ga.
my husband drank coffee and |
thought it was nice to drink with him,
and we enjoyed it together. After a
while 1 found that my digestive/ organs
were much disturbed, but not knowing
the cause, l went on drinking coffee and
growing more wretched each day.
I'm due time, three little girls came
to what ought to have been a happy
home, but | was nervous and unhappy
myself and could not make anyone else
happy; to my great CONSERVATION, two
of my little girls had spasms, and |,
nervous wreck! found it impossible to
eat anything that did not hurt my
stomach
II finally concluded 1 had heart dis
ease, my heart panied me so much after
eating. and my head was so dizzy, | often
thought 1 would fall when trying to walk
across the room.
Il tried every medicine I heard Of and
had different doctors treat me, but with
no benefit. l could not sleep half the
night, and never slept sound-I would
wake out of a frightful dream only to
doze and wake again.
FINALLY, | read of Postum Food Cot
fec and my husband got package from
our grocer; made some according to
directions. l liked its flavor very much
and the first cup seemed to help my
stomach. l used it every meal, some
times making a whole meal on Postum
and bit of bread.
Il improved so fast that l could soon
eat anything l wanted. 1 began to look
so much better my friends were sur
prised and said l looked as well as when
] was first married. l could sleep as
sweetly as a child. OF course the chill
dren quit coffee and drank Postum, and
they all began to fatten and the spasms
stopped.
81 wish l could impress it on every
weak, nervous person to abandon coffee
and use Postum Cereal. If every nerv-
GUS person could have seen me in my
nervous affiiction from drinking coffee,
and could now see me and my little ones
around the table enjoying our Postum,
they surely would never indulge in cof-
fee again, for there is no more nervous
prostration; no more headaches; no more
spasms, and / am able to do my own
work and care for my children" Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek,
Mich.
Is
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-22
TWO WHITE BOY TRAMPs.
Charged With Larceny They Land in Wax,
County Jail.

Two young white boys. tramps doing
yesterday charged with larceny and with
beating their way on the Seaboard Air
Line trains They gave their names
as Paul Bradley, of Tarboro, and Alfred
Munson, of Petersburg, Va.
The boys were arrested on complaint
of the railroad authorities Thursday
night and were brought from near Pilot
Hill, where they alighted, to the city
guardhouse. They had in their posses
sion several pairs of shoes a dozen boxes
of sardines and several pounds of crack
ers, which they had taken out of cars
all the way from Norlina to Raleigh.
They denied the larceny of the articles
and claimed to have bought them in
Henderson.
But the theft was proven when an
examination of the freight cars on the
train showed four seals to have been
broken and many articles gone. Many
boxes of shoes and other articles were
scattered all about the floor of the cars.
The boys were dirty and appeared to
be genuine hoboes. Bradley is about
seventeen years old, Munson about
fifteen. Mayor Powell sent them to Jail
as they could not raise the $40 bond re-
quired for their appearance at the Janu-
airy term of the. Superior court, when
they will be tried.
ID
Three old offenders were also tried
by Mayor Powell yesterday. These are
Bette Johnson, Helen Woodland and Ella
O'Rourke, negro women, who We're
charged with being drunk and disorderly
Bette Johnson was fined 1925 and Helen
Woodland and Ella O'Rourke were
fined 1925.
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give baby; cures coughs, colds and
Group. Guaranteed. The only remedy
made for babies coughs exclusively
Don't risk the ordinary cough cures;
they are dangerous to give baby. Hicks
sell Anyways.
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$4,000 POUNDS OF TOBACCO.
There was Fine Sale Here Yesterday Will
Good Prices.

The Raleigh Tobacco market had tint
sale of tobacco yesterday and the Weec
came from many counties, which have to-
bacco markets of their own,
The farmers came from a distance, be-
cause the reputation of this market is
growing and because they liked to trade
in Raleigh. There were about $4,000
pounds sold yesterday at good prices
and the scenes at the warehouses were
full of life and activity.
The tobacco men here are enthusiastic
and tobacco planters will find a hospitable
welcome from all when they come tc
Raleigh.
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Death of Mrs. John Williams.

Last night at o'clock Mrs. John Will
liams, aged q years, died at her resi-
dence 416 South Wilmington street. She
was the daughter of Mr.. Marion and
Elizabeth Bryant, of Wake county. Her
husband, Mr.. John Williams, and an in
FAINT daughter, survive her. The funeral
services will take place at O'Clock this
afternoon from the Catholic church, to
which members of the family are in
Nited.
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A New Law Firm,

A now law firm was established yester-
day, that of Argo and Shaffer.
The new attorney for Raleigh is Mr..
Elmer M. Shaffer. He is the only son
of the late Col. A. w. Shaffer, and is a
most excellent young man. He has re-
Gently graduated from the University of
Virginia, and has obtained his license TO
practise law in this State. His friends
here welcome him to the practice of his
profession and wish him much success.
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Seaton Gales Lodge.

At the meeting on Thursday night Sea-
ton Gales Lodge. No. Ga, l. o. o. F.,
elected the following members as the
Board of Charities:
w. c. Richardson, Noble Grand; J. c..
Moore. Vice Grand r. H. Ray, Sitting
Past Grand; E. l.. Harris, E. A. Wsomble.
c. A. Eatman and ]. M. Norwood.
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TRAINS ARRIVE RALEIGH AS FOL-
LOWS:
From North.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

Trains 81 and "a Florida and Metro
politan Limited, has Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars New York to Jacksonville
and Atlanta. and between Portsmouth
and Charlotte. Vestibule day coaches
Washington to Jacksonville, Portsmouth
to Atlanta.
No. 81 and 66 "SEABOARD" Fast Mall
has drawing room buffet sleeping car New
York to Jacksonville, connecting at Ham
let with sleeping car to and from Atlanta
No. So and IL Drawing Room Sleeping
Car and Day Coaches between Ports
mouth and Atlanta.
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TIE HEBREW RELIGION.
A Company is Chartered in Durham to Pro.
mote This

Articles of Incorporation were yester-
day granted by the Secretary of State to
the Durham Hebrew Congregation Com
pany. Its object is to promote the growth
of the Hebrew religion in Durham, it's
vicinity and elsewhere, to aid the mem
bers in all ways, to encourage them to
do right, to keep up a cemetery, to have
a benefit fund and to do all such acts as
will promote and encourage the denomi-
nation.
There is no capital stock and the in
corporators are NJ. Grecnberg, e. Cohen,
]. w. Jacobson, M. Haskell, B. Enock
A. Land S. Miller and H. Brady.
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Nine O'clock Cotillion.

most delightful dance was enjoyed
last night at the Olivia Raney Music
Hall by the members of the Nine O'clock
Cotiiiion Club and many invited guests.
The hgures of the German were led by
Mr.. John Andrews and the music was
furnished by Prof. Levin's Orchestra.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-22

There was much advertising matter dis
tributed here yesterday calling attention
to the game of football to take place
between Richmond College and A. and
NJ. College on Thanksgiving Day.
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

Short line to principal cities OF the
South and Southwest, FloriGa, Cuba,
Texas. California and Mexico, reaching
the capitals of six States.
In effect March E. 1902.
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Note-(a) Daily, except Sunday.
(b) Eastern time.
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa
for all Florida East Coast points, and
Cuba and Porto Rico. At New Orleans
for all points in Texas. Mexico and Call
fornia.
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seesk
u Eun8ered
For
Food is sometimes in
digestiblc though arpeliz-
ing in appearance; and
it is sometimes digestible
when il may not Re at
tractiye to the sight or
taste.
To place b>f0rc the
household or The guest
food that is always both
annette Stimulating and
digestiblc, that is the
rick Of the expert cook.
That is the perfect food
the Food Hungered For.
Royal Baking Powder
is a specific aid to this
end. The flavor from a
bot Royal Baking Powder
biscuit Whets the appetite
and the mOrsel itself is
delicious to the taste and
digeStible and nutritious.
Royal Baking Powder
renderShOt- breadSWhole-
some. Food raised with
Royal -" temptS the ap-
petite" and is also
superlatlVely wholesome.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-15
Meeting SOcialiSta.

Aver *@rde como oportunan enta
anu eiannrs, ss levo & eject &rts
nume~f 80 r0oiico, 81 eM@es neetings
de los sociRlis 5ss &c San Jaau.
Hiciefon use de Ia palsbra va.
rios ora6oras del partido, &cscollan-
do por gu slcsnca y signtfcsei6n ell
de Ia Srts Conception Torres y ell
Gel Sr Iglssiss.
MueEo llsm6 IN atencicn 81 pd.
blico qpe escuch&bR; YER sparecer
en- ls tribuna ana nujst, que con
gsar energih y fscili5sd de ps1abra,
are1g6 Il lCa sooialistaa pare que cs.
d. vez mas uuidos. trabaisrRn por el
bieD de L. comdnidad.
E Sr. TglesiAs dijo entire otras
cosss, qae vistn los cbatGczlos que
se opuniac para one e. partido so.
c:alista fuerG { las arnas, como par
tito po,1tico conetiosido, todos vota-
risn co1 Ell psrti6o Federal Que
pronto ssldrisn ccm5siones &c ora.
durea por todS IL isls, para celebrar
conveEcioues piblicas para hacarlo
gAher d todos los socielatas do IL
~Fedaracl6r L;brc' de PSo~ Rico
No hubo qne ]amentAr IL uaas
peQuefIn .inciGenSs, y los oradores
fneror may &pl2aaiaoe.
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In h0mbre hOnrado.

Seno- Editor. ~- -Sfrvsee inforular
6 sGz lectores que 81 me esoriben CON
fdencialnen1e les mGudars por CO
rreo en- carsa sell@ds al plan qae se-
gui y per el cual obtuve al reztable'
0imisnto pesmanants = compscto de
raj salua = vigog varonil despnss de
afioa de gufrirniensos de sebiliaaa
nerviosa, p&rtsidas nosturnss y par
tes dabiles = atrndsdas.
No eg mi idea eoHssguir dtnero
de nadia; fuf robado = sstafazo por
chsrlstanas. hasts per5er la t6 del
g&naro hamaro, pero gracias Dios
sstoy ahcra hien vigoroso y fuerte,
Y con dszoo dc hager eCpoeer & toaos
este rem sdso cierta de aEraree.
No teniaado NADIA aaa vanaer nj
sue snviEr G.. &. g., no dageo dina
70.
Direction: Z. Bran, Box DelrAy
N;ah, mE. UT 8 $50. n
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PONCE.
(De maestro Corresponsal

P ays, Septiembre 13.-En 10
tsrds de aver se despaeh6 para New
o leans, via Ar tclbo y San Juan, el
vspor sSsn Juars, el cral lleva an
gran caYgs M nto de sz6cAr.
En- la presente semaTa SO espe.
ran IN este pue ito los aiguientes va.
pores: 81 Ola II yapor frances sS4l-
vadors, 6e Santo Domingo. Dia 18,
vanor cubano .Julia>, de 10 Habana
Ssrto Domingo y ell vapor espaf1ol
xBueaos Airess, de la Habana y
America del Sur. Dfa 20, vspor
alamkn sBolivias, de Hamburgo
Pr ocedentes de Lunemburgo SO es-
peran con salszones, las goletas in
glesss <N&Yk , y <Leo..
go
Sc espara en- este Testro 10 ex-
calents y oouoeids compa MIA drams-
sica da D ia Luisa Maf tinsz Casa
do. SA5smos que t~ge nm ruevo y
ysrisdo repertoire y promate una
&eE rorsds sgradsble en- el testro
dc <Ha Psrls.a
Lss retretss Ell el muells, CONT
ndAD muT ccncnrri3sg y animadas
Va Sc est&n inetaiando los nue.
vos postes rara Ia Ing G ectrica y que
han de sustituir los autiguos, de mo.
do cue 81 fin de Ees podra ys feco :
rrar 81 trolly todss las Gales de ID
pobIaci6D.
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Linea f6rrea del 0este.
ITIN ARI 20.

Sa!idas de Bayam fn y Capital 81
muitaneamente.
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Manatl.
(De maestro oogwesponscl. J

Septiem bre 4 -- -Solemrs q hs sido
ai resi-, iDiento que este il1st ado
pueblo M hecho su muy ouerido
Pastor. Dacorsdss las GALES, y 81
conpanado del clern de varies pus
bios limftrofes, cor gfegaciones, Ga
mas cabAllert dc asta sociedad y
un immense 2entio, entro bsio Pallo
en- IL IglesiR ell Venerable Pfeiado.
Termi1xdas ISIS ceremonias pontifi
Gales efectu&ndo ell examen del
refe-ido temple, fu6 acompaf1ado &
81 casa huspe1sje, suptucsa morada
dss loa espoEus Calaf, en- doDd9 fac
obsequiado en- union de sE sequito.
Inieiada Is mission proceGiose 4
ma confem aoicnos y doEpues santo
sosa,io, sermon y 6em&s cultos Que
yenfen celehr&ndoge desds Ell 90 del
aasado sg osto en- CD esuio Naea~
5Ts SsnoTa de n~cnserr ats, fsstiridad
or O hs muchos amos coEtsa la fs1ni-
liz CAlaf,
FrpctifeYos han sido les resE'tS-
5los de aats sact& Vista, como 81 5..
6uosos los cuitcs cue ss otEecieroE
i Nuestra SeGora. E. Domingo se
efectn6 81 ccnvite sEpiritHai dispan-
:Sdc per nuestro anstio Prelaao de
3uyos bsEefoiQs Participation las
Congregations y EnItjt1l dc pex:
sonas niadoa9s Consuoio sgra3a-
bic Que hs foftifcSdo los coraaones
d0 t;stoa veeinCs.
FL Lanes celebrose la misc So
lemne & tcdS crqnesta ofiCisn3o nnes.
tro Iiugtre g. P eaia1o de medic Ponti
ficsl + hscien5c De Presto, r1eatro
Q1srido eiiustrado Padre Llau ger Y
oeupando L. cAtedrs Del Espfrita
Sauto 81 no menos iiustraSo Don
Lnis Vega.
A lns dcs de Ia tarde de dicho
dis los esposos Cslaf. y Gu lcs jardi-
Les del Colegio de Ia C0nzepci6n y
presidiac ei acto Us Is Il o,1a por
eI Iustre Prelado, 1apart6se sqae-
la & ma de qninieutoa indigantss =
pobras 6 Sd domicilio.
El Msrtes y dsspuas de lss CON-
frm&ciones qre SIcan3s1o1 & dos hi
doscientas cchenta y pueVe, Sc ter
n;n6 II vista Pastoral.
A las cuatro de la tarda fu6 o.
compan&do s. So & In eatSei6n, dos.
piSiSEGole con al seutimiento ds eu
parti6a hacis San Jusn, dsjaNdo nn
immense vscio en- nueatros corego.
mes dada sr piedsd y sfehiiidad q es
to agradedida pGrte de su grey.
Di1s ccuceds Lagos amos de vi
Ga s tan smsdo Pastor, CEyn perso
nslidad isl1As pcdr4 olvidAr 81 pue-
bio ds Manstf
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AJEDREZ.
El Sr. Salas Aldama en-
guardia.
"La Bruja" SOStendra Ia Sc
gunda partida.
Condolences de esta.

FL Sr. SRlAs AldGma COS hS es
critic la siguiente carta:
<Sr. Director Ge sLa Correspon
dencia '.-Sefior: L.3f muy compiaci
de- IL cArta que ala BrxjaS, mi ee
gundo competitor, hs hechc p16lica
en- Ella Bruja1, diSrio dc Msysgisz
Estoy listo. Como eLa Bruis> ia
designAdo IL Sr. Ro'g rsr& qua hs~
ga los debidos sortecs dc color y s%-
lids, si dicho cabAllero &c digus
acept&r de mi psHte igual desjgoa
c;6n, g doy mi veg poderes p&rs
qua gus sort9e esAlida> Y eoc1orp.
Sirvase el Sr. Roig participar al re
sultado de dicho sorteo p6y& ape sLa
Btui&. y 20 eepamcs ell o0ior gus
ncs toque y 6 cusl de loc dos CORES.
ponde I& sRlids. Por 10 dem&s, en
10 refe-ente & condolences, estSn
aceptadGo de mi pArte lss que fue
ron &ntes esGablecid4a y hoy &Ls
Bfrjas rerrpduce. De V. atenta.
mente, e,-Ssi&s AldGmA.~
LA CORRESPONDENCE SO com
place en- pubiicsr ests carta y 10 par
tidR empezNr& cuAndo el Sr. Roig de
el syiso. Para nejor inteligercia,
pEblicamos a continuation lss con-
diciones & que sL& Btuja' y Ell Sr.
S&l&H Adams hs n covenido Ateuer-
Sc. Dicen Asf:
Ia .P&rtidR ign&l.
"a Adcpci6n de las leyes acor-
dadas por ell Club de siedrez de
Londres,.
5a Durante Ia psrtidA, cads In
chador contsstAr& an ell peri6dico
(que le sirvs de campo en- 10 con-
tiends) que sa!ga al dia siguiente de
hRher recibido Ia Anotacion del res
pectivo confirm cAnte.
4a 81 llega el csso de ccntar
iugAd&s para Ell termino dc L. parti-
dR, Ell ndmero de dich2s iugsdas se-
r& IL.
So La ant taci6n no debs ser
publicadA en- iniciAles, sino CON to-
dRs sus letrSs. Eiemplo: 81 ss nue.
ve &C. R;-3T.', que se Olga: csba
llo del -ey Ia c&silla terCera de lA
Eorre. Els el obieto de tai sistems,
evitRr errores de nm lado de otrc !;
fAcilitar & Lac personas que no asten
may vereAdSn en- lAs distintss formas
de MnotAcjones. Que sigAn ain mott
VO ue error, iSs ALTERNATIVES 0eI lue
go.
Ga No se avisan los isqres
la Tei71d
"a 81 uno dc lcs contendientee,
sin cAusa con evidences just fcsdA
de enfermedGd, 8 inposibilidad, 6 al
tersciod del tr&rsito de correos, de-
iAra s dias de h&cor 10 jngsda que le
corresponds, Sc consilerard q2e aoon
dona e1juego y Sc rinde d su competi
dor.
So FL color y Ia salids ser&n
sorteNdHs por Ia redacci6n De La CO.
rresr on0enoia y GLH Brriao.
ga 81 IN Reg sl encontrArse So
10 en- 81 tAblsro contrs iuerzas ms
yotes de So contrincGnte fuera aho
gGdo (pot que llam8n Ice franceses),
se considers e1tAblada Ia partida.
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C0ldidatura
para AlCald0
de Ponce.

Els designsdo por Ia opinion pd
blicG en- Ponce para Alcalde ell Sf.
Eduardo Torres, La popuiat idAS
de que gozs On sqrolla ciuGAd este
comp&triota perEite considersr Co
mo nay probable ol eleccitn. Ea
homhre de luces, &c Grmes convic-
clones, AnGiguc setvid1T dc sng do.
beres pollticos y gczA, como sgr,eE.-
tor J propietsrio de una desahC g&da
posici6n social. No rSreae i1 pro.
pable que todos Los PARTIES Pol1ti.
COS comedian alii en- esa elecei5G,
sobre todo teniendo en- cnenSA cuG
ssg1n nuestrAs notioiss, 81 Sr. To.
rres ssta Sispaestc & xceptsr 81 cal
go.
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"LA cO2RRSONDRN DE- PUERTO RICO Is Ds SgPTEMRE De 1909
AVisO a les inteIesad0s,

Hshiendo cobrado el que suscri-
be del Tesoro Nacional IL reclama
ci6 q entablads por derechos de adua-
mas de meresnciss i'm portadas de los
EE UU. desde el Il de Abril de
1899 1 10 de Msyo de 1900, 10 hs go
pdhlico por el preser to anuncio, pa
ra-que todos squelles que en- ess fe
cha recibisron mercancfas por me-
diaci6n de la sgeneia que tengo esta-
blecida, SO presenter al cobro en- 10
Gale de la Fortalezs Q 46, bajos.
Joe6 Marco BAYONA.
v. g..
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OfreCinlie1tc
&c IN cargo de Deiegadc.'

Ur grupo de polfticos de fones
ha ofrecldo al Sr. Eduardo Torres,
personalidsd do las mas salie,,Ges "a.
partido republic&no de acueila cir.
dad, un scMrgo de D,iegSdo.e
FL Sr. Torres negose 6 acepts1
el cfrecimiento tAl vez pens&ndo Ell
que nedie Gie1e derecho ofrecer 10
que no le pertenece. Ell derecho &
uesignar delegados radica en- las
AsAmbleSs locales de los pusblos de
chda distrito y nEdie plodo ctrecer eu
uns locslidGd 10 que muchss debeu
pYoponer por virtud del librs row
miento de la ycluntAd popular.
Ell Sr. Torres hA dado uns bue-
na pruebA de discretion = respeto &
las libertEdes p1blicas.
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R. MONTES
GRAN BAZAR De R0PA HECHA
S A s TR ERIA

Allen 28 San Juan.
Constante y complete surtido en-
Trajes hechos, Camlsas, Cuellos, Pu-
nos, Corbatas, Tirantes, Ligas, Pa
raguas, Capas impermeables y de-
mas articulos para caballeros.
Para ZlRAJE'9 Il La MEDIA
hay un bonito y esplendido surtido
De CASlNIRKS Igleses y France
ses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-07
JUNTY TEMPLE
Transfers.

Aug. 4.-Minnie \. Schultz to Frank
\. Herbst, part lot and lot e, w. y.
Nourse's add, Moline.
Anna Etoward to Olaf y. Olson, lot
Is, block 1. McMaster's Second add,
Rock Island, $3.50.
Frederick Koenig to Henry l.. Schill,
Island, S2,O5O.
Charles Strupp to Christian L.
Schernau. lot 4. block ), Bailey Dav-
exports Second add, Rock Island,
$500.
Aug. 6.-Christian w. Baker to
Henry l.. Baker. lot ,, block >, Har-
per's Second add, Rock Island, $500,
Henry l.. Baker to Margaret Baker,
lot >. block =. Harper's Second add,
Rock Island, $500.
Margaret Baker to Elizabeth Baker,
und. 2-3 lot ?, block =. Harper's Sec
ond add, Rock Island, $500.
Anna Hackerson to Reuben +. Hack
erson, tract by metes and bounds in
South Moline, 81.
Anna Hackerson to Hilda w. Mel
son, tract by metes and bounds in
South Moline, 81.
Anna Hackerson to Monte Hacker
son, tract by metes and bounds in
South Moline, 81.
Anna Hackerson to Elizabeth An
derson, tract by metes and bounds in
South Moline, 81.
William Adolph to Emil Bossler. W
rs feet lot ), Dedloffs add, Moline,
81 200.
\. II. Thompson to Moline Stone
company, lot 4. block l, Sinnet's Sec
ond add. Rock Island, 1,170.
w. ii. Corbin to Frank Bay, lots 20
and 81, and sc lots 10 and II, block
.. Carbon Cliff, $3.50.
Henry B. Sudlow to Christopher
August Mennicke, lot 6, block B,
Twenty-first add. Rock Island, 800.
c. G. Dack to Charles l.. Kolls, 40
feet lot and II 5 feet lot Z, block s,
Black Hawk add, Rock Island, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-07

Bee, and son of William F. Finefield
of this city, and Miss Mabel Firth of
Omaha. \ nuptial mass solemnized
the suspicious event.
pp
Mrs. Nina Dorrance, of lie Claire.
while walking along Third street
near Brady trod upon a cast off ba-
mana peel and was thrown heavily to
the ground One of her wrists was
broken and she was otherwise bruis
ed. DIR. Lambach attended her.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lipsius. 1925
Prairie street, are mourning the death
of their infant daughter Lillian.
whose death occurred at the age of IL
years. The funeral was held at p
O'Clock this afternoon from the fam
lily home, with interment at Fair
mount.