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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-13
interesting News From Six Mile

Crops are looking fine since the re
cent rain. a.
Mrs. Hattie Riley, of Huntsville,
Ala, is visiting her sister, Miss Sophia
Mauldin.
Mrs. Tnckie Volrath, OF Wes
Union, S. O., pail her aunt, Mrs w
"A. Hendricks, brief visit So tulda,
and Sunday.last. 81.
Miss Esther Holcombe, of Easley
is visiting the family of her brother,
Mr.. and Mrs Il. IL. Holcombe
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mauldin are
visiting relatives and friends at Toe
Goa, Ga, this week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Garrett has cabbage
in her garden that measures four
feet and three inches in diameter.
Who is it can beat that?
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Mauldin, ol
Rock Fence, Ga, are visiting relatives
and friends in our section.
William Smith, of Liberty, made q
brief visit to his sister, Mrs. w. A
ASSh>hASNo3
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bryant and
little daughter, Junie, arc visiting the
formers parents ut Westminster, s.
G.
Mrs. Nj. B. Evans is improving
very fast.
Miss Lucy Mauldin, of Stewart
visited friends in our section Sunday
think the wedding bells will ring
very soon, for he WAS with her in his
new top buggy last Sunday.
B. Mauldin has sweet potatots il
his patch. Who can bent that?
l sure did enjoy eating pan cake
and honey with my best girl last Fri
day. Don't you all know who she
is? I know just as well.
The protracted meeting at Mount
Olivet closed Sunday night. 1t was
|conducted 10y the pastor, Rev. G B.
Nalley, who bad wonderful meeting,
Rev. J.'T. Lewis filled his regular
appointment at Gnp Hill Sunday
afternoon.
w. Is. Norris ma 10 q brict visit 10
Pickens Friday lust.
Miss Ada Maulelin, Of Dalton, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
section this week.
School opened Monday with vor,
good ate ndanco
Nj. Mauldin las the finest cane
patch we have seen yet.
Protracted meeting at Six Mil.
will begin Saturday Lefore the second
Sunday in this month.
w. B. Norris had a peach tha
weighed ore pound.
Miss Ellie Parrott paid her friend
Miss Mary Trotto:, visit Sunday.
Ar. and Mrs. Dock Newton, o.
Anderson, are visiting relatives anG
friends in this section.
Miss Mamie Parrot was the guest
OF her friend, Miss Sophia Mauld:r
Sunday.
Claude Mauldin, of Stewart sec
ton, passes through our section vors
often on his way to sec his best girl.
Hurrah Claude.
Old Riddle.
AuOusf Etb 1002
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-13
For Cotton Weiel,er.

The many friends of +. Bradley
l'iold hereby announce him as a can.
dldate for Cotton Wcighor for Pick
ems township, subject to the action of
the voters at the election on the 18th
inst.
The many friends of Jeff. d. Hol.
der announce him rs q candidate for
re- election to tho Office of Cotton
.Wt'ghcr for Pickens township, sub
Jcct to tho action of the voters at the
election on tho 18th inst.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-13
Knob News Items.
August 5th 1908.

AS L nave mover seen ANYTHING
from this locality in your paper,
will give you few dots of the pro.
cccdings around here.
We have all been made to rejoice
in the glorious meeting wo have just
had at Oolenoy church. It was con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. w. G.
Seaborn, assisted by Rev. A. w. Becl,
and Rev. Hall, of Broad Valley In
stitute, N. G Everyone seemed to
enjoy tho able sermons delivered by
these ministers. There were seven
new members admitted to the church
while ut the close of the meeting on
Friday there was quite a number OF
penitents left behind
The crops urc looking we'll at pres
ent and all are i'll hopeful spirit,
nevertheless they are somewhat late.
The health of this community is
good at this writing with the excep.
ton Of headache occasionally.
Miss Bertio Hondricl1s left Friday
for Mars Hill, N. G., where she is
going to school.
We have Furnishing school at
New Town near this place under til.
management of w. Il. Earle. He
has enrolled about fifty and expects
to have about sixty five next week.
A few days ngo some one broke in
to Edens Bros store nerr here and
carried off about fourteen pair of
shoes and some other things. A
party is now in search of them in
North Carolina.
S. B. Edens and family, of the
Bowen settlement, are visiting tho
parents of the latter's wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Jones. All their relatives
and friends were glad to see them
back in this community again.
Misses Hattie Harris, Lizzie and
Tonse Stansell and Messrs. Willie
Chastain and Forester Keith were
the guest of W. b. Jones Friday.
The Pickens Ark passed this way q
few days ago and gave one of our
roads brushing, which we were
proud of. We hoped they would
have done us better, bnt wo hope
they will do others as we'll as they
have done ne. we fear the chain
gang of this county is not n success;
while there hos been one in the coun.
ty for eight or nine years, we think
they should have worked one-third
of all the roads in each towns hip, by
this time. We are not accusing any
one who is operating it, Tor we feel
assured that most of thom have done
their duty. I do not know exactly
how much it cost to work q milo OF
road at present, but I think there is
cheaper way of working them. T
think the contract system would be-
better Let one man have so many
miles of road at first of January to
work aud pay him at tho end of the
year--if the work is done right. |
have talked with men about the con.
tract system and some say they can
work the roads from three to five
dollars per mile. There being about
eighty-fve miles in each township
and about LOO miles in the county,
and I believe tho whole County
roads can be worked at an average OF
six dollars per milo.
Is. !. W.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-13

Pickens Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-13
August 5. 1908.
NOLiCe.

The Chairman of Trustees of vori.
GUS School Districts throughout the
County, will meet in the Auditors
Office on Friday, August l4th 1908,
for the purpose of revising pol lis,
of their respective district. PIease
let oil attend. Respectfully,
~ d. i. Keith,
Y County Auditor.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-13
Notice..

For tho present I have placed the
school books with tho Pickens Drug
Co., subject to my supervision.
r. ~. Halium,
County Supt. Of Education.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-13

II constipated. or bilious, call for Rs
mons Pills and be certain our clerks give
you the genuine Ramont; C1mp.e,e
treatment 25 doses CSC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
9nitem,
SdMinOindlt.

&enn in 5aQcn luelde bOls
Den 9Ier3ten anfgege6en WOrOsR
toaren, lnO aIle 9Offnnng ter
i6DnnOen, aIe WIittel feblIdln4
gen, SemanO, tuelder BON gleis
der 0efabr gerettet tunrOe, 6a;a
fOmmt, Oann iagt CT: Isle itnS
nidt i4limmer, al8 i4 mar, a6et
ieben sic mid iest ait; sales
SOneO Of 9orebottmO bnt
es getBaA nnO miro sic e6enfnGs
Beilen. " TrennOe, ge6t ole 9offs
ming ni6t anf bis Sbr beriu6t
bait: sales 9OmeD Of
9OrebOnnO anO Sar. SIC
Glai6en 3n 25e., SOC. unO 81.
Ser8eRt ni3t Oen gtamen: -
Sales 9OmeD Of 9Otes
bOmttO anO Sar, "a es gta6s
abmnnsen gi6t! 6. u. Grtts
tentOm, ylr. 1t5, JnltOn-s Str.
g1eWz0Ort, Gi8entbTmer. So
Ba6en ilt allen 9lpOtbeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
Sunntc nidlt cIicn poer Id,lnfcn.

Dies mar Der 3uitano pon 6rn.
Benjamin i. Yaul, 9}r. 913, SFreoez
rifz2lpenue, Dor 4 So6ren. 6err 4aul
fii6rts Die 2lufii6t ii6er Rot6Itunosz
2trbeiten an Itdotii9en Nb3ugstanGlen
unO lit in Der Staot pp6lbefdnnt.
Seit 6 ooer 8 Sya6ren lit er an &26z
lentotarr6, Der i4lieBlid gu M}agenz
faturr6 fii6rte. SD mar ruinirt," 10
bei6rie6 er ieinen 3uitano, rt6 fonnte
peOer eRsn, nod i6lafsn, un0 Die Or
belt puroe mir cine QuIt. Sd ging
3u Qer3ten. uno iie tOnnten mir ni6t
6etfen. Sis i4ienen meine &ranf6eit
ni6t gu perits6en. On etnem Conn
tag itanD t4 pom Slid uuF, pine
ettpa5 pom W}a6l gu 6erii6ren. Sd
mar in 8er3peiflung. 2tn isnem
M2orgen bate i4 pon elmer Sur zines,
Dem meinigen G6nli6en 5aIIss bur9
Or. 6urtleb, Dem 8e6Gtopfz, NaIenz
unO Obren5Spe3iaIiiten, g}r. 311,
gorOSPacazStruBe, gelsien. Gttpus
trieb mid Oa3u, gu ibm gu ge6en, uno
th ging. @s mar Elm gliidli6er Sag
fir mid. Gr 6egann ieine 8e6unOz
lung unb mir tpuroe beHer.~ SSn tpez
nigen W}onuten fii6lte i4 mid 10
no6I, OaB i9 meine 8eiu9e Bel i6m
einIte1te, obglei9 er mir iugte, i4 fei
ni9t oolITtGnoig 6ergeiteqt. 91ad elmer
Weile iteqte it9 ue6elIein unb Dioerz
fuiuen gegen Rd6rung pteber Elm. Sd
begd6 mid fir etipd 3nei N}pnate
pieber unter Ieine 8e6anDlung unb
purDe sin geIunoer W}ann. Dies mar
Dor 3pei Sabren, unb iettber babe i4
ni9t bus geringite 2eiben Deripiirt
W3ein Qlppettt 1T gut, nie meine Ser
oauung, ia f6lafe gut unD bin 10 ro=
buff unb itarf, pie i9 es je in meinem
2eben mar, pofir i6 Or. 9artlep 5u
oanten babe. @r tpuBte iOfort, mas
nreine 8rantbsit mar uno mas meine
8e6anblung iein ioIte."
Dies 1T bic @ef6i4te Oe5 6rn.
9aul. sic 1T nur eine 8isOerbOlung
berer BON 6unberten BON Nnoeren,
bic BON Or. 6artlep bebanbelt uno
turirt puroen, rSaturbap Rspiep".
(326-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
oSm @efGnnnib a11 Srnh q 81

- Sm 8eFGngniB gu 3rop, H.zg,
erbdngte fi6 an einem 6anOtu6 in Der
6oTpitol 2lbt6eilung Gonurb 8orz
man, Elm befunnter Sport8mann, mel
der fpegen 9eiitesIt0run9 na4 Der
9ubIon Rioer Srrenanitalt H.
Pougbfeepiie bate ii6erfii6rt lperoen
iDllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
0Eos II Oil's CiIcrtc.

Gan Suan, 9orto Rico, p.
9}op. - Senor 8dlban, Der Y}tniIter
ces 2lusnGrtigan Der Repu6lit Sdnto
Domingo, lit bier auf Dem @sge no4
0aiGington eingetroffen, mo er nd4
autoritatiDer W}ttt6eilung Den Der.
Stuuien bic Sdmanuz8ai als Sob
lenitation fir Den san unbieten min,
oaB oieI2l6en Die 3egisrung Oes Brdz
iiDenten 0os y @il unteritiiBen, mel
der enti8lof:n lit, Den Rs6elIsn, mel
DE bic 6auptitoot belugern, zen Oerz
3lpeifeltfen WioerTtanO entgegen 81
faBen, bis @uIpan aus Wai6ington
3uriidte6rt. 0ieier 6atte San Suun
Ifon am 18. gloDem6er Derlafen Dolz
len, perIdumie a6er ben InI4IuB unO
lptrD nun ni6t DOR bem "a. g}oDem6er
forttommen t0nnen uno biz 8er6inz
bun pon Yonce na6 ben Ser. Staaten
bsnuten miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23

Bites 3abmtrOpfett bets
len in elmer W8inmte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
Sturme8 TDItn.
Yer6eernn9en in 9entffifanO.
ltnterbrD6encr SelearapbcH Scr'
febr tnO Oiclc ltnfGnc. SdlifT:
bride nnf Der 9tUroiec.

@rOBe @ntriiitung in Oeitrei6=llnz
9arn iiber Die Qetroleum Ser.
t6euerung. - geue 9buien Oes
GOnflitt5 3lpif4en bem 0itreidt=
f6en unb Dem ungariiaen 9rez
mier. - 9a5 6ortlpurIteGn ipirb
ntdt iebr lange mebr geben. -
8umpf 8pii6en llngurn unb
8routsn in @te6enbiirgen, - Sin
8affenfti1itonb ouf San Do
mtn9o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
German G0rm &entOOeU
8e8en SaBncraugen nnO Senlen.
9ie 0Qut.

@Genm's s0tuefeGIetfe 10
ein 6eriibmtea Itittel geseu
&rantbeiten Der 9ant nnO Oas
bette Seritb6nernngszMitte Oer1
Iel6en. sie bertreibt sO,ttA
,nerIprONen, 9tbtleden.
simmer nnO ales, mas Die
9ant entfteQt; iie madt OteIs
i66n tlar nnO glatt. 5rast
mad @Gemm'S S6pcfelieife IT.
biitet Sud bOr ytadabmnnsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
Gbiferina=, BRADBURY, Wfeblin=
@ebifer. nnn nnneren 0innns,

uno labtn Sic ,u elmer 9tFbtoune uno Nrl'
fune DeritIben tin. g9ir babeu itrnsr tins
4nJab ron psnig eebrau6tcu 9ianos, ttiz
i6ieblid1 tniQrr bon obiotu 6abritaten, oIt
mir NIT 9srluit auspcrfauieu
g0r fuo oQeiniqt Qotutcu m Stantt Dldz
rplanO fir Das r5impltr," oen btfen 4ianoa
Speler i'm Ndrtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23

Siebenbiirgen, einen m0roeriI6en On
grtff duf ibre ungarif6en 0a96arn.
Die 8rodten OerIammelten ii6, nit
ReooIOern, Nliitgabeln un0 8nuppeIn
bepaffnet tpdbreno oes Suges, ii6er=
fieIen bic Nobnungen Der llngarn
pd6reno Ger 9a9t uno I6Ieppten Die
8epobner auf bic StraBe. Sin lln8ar
nurDe toot gei6lagen unO DieIe an
oere erlitten i6Iimme 8erleBungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
9tWs S5nar= 1tttS 8atts
9Sarbe, so GemtS.
Die 0eutf4en in 9 a.
lont6i.

Gonituntinopel p. g&oD.-
Der OeutI4e Club in Suloni9i, beI4
fen 6au8 6etunntlib Dor einigen Nlo4
nQten BEL ben 8Dmben=Qttentaten NIT
Der 8unque OttDmdne" in Quft ges
iprengt norOen mar, 6at nunme6r
neues Serruin i'm oortigen frGntii9en
8iertel erlpor6en. W}it benz 8au eis
ns8 0ereins6uuies piro in nG9iter
3eit 6agonnen nerOen. 25,O0O 6rts.
iino our6 2(nt6eilf6eine ge3ei9net.
Der Club ioll Don nun an Deut19eut
68uB unteriteIlt nerben.
Ser gr0Bte 0umPfer ber
0eIt.
8eIfut, %. 9}oDem6er. - 0ep
g86ite Star" sDumpfer Baltic" Der
gr0Bte 0ompfer Der 8elt, lief geitern
bier gIIdli8 pom StapeI, nG6reno Elm
6eftigsr 6turm piitbete. 9as 9e4
placement 6etrdgt $4,000 3onnen,
6ttnntr's MtIfton.
St6ultt, fron30ItIc6 6omotiz
Lamb, q. g}oDembsr, - 3o6ert g.
6tinner, Der ameritaniI8e 8enerdIs
&oniul in Mar1eiIe, pel4er ii9 uuf
Der 6a6rt na4 2tois 2lbeOa, Der
9ouptitaOt 2lbeIiinien'5, befinbet, til
gsitern BON bier nit Ieiner 8egleitung
unO unter @8torte pon 30 ameritaniz
I6en W}arineiolOaten na4 Dem 9Ofs
0ss 80nig8 0}eneIef aufgebro9en.
Sein nG6ites 3iel iit 6urrur.
8iele 2lrbeiter gebrau4t,
S 6anne8burG 3ransbaal,
%. Rooem6er. - Der 8eri4t Der
GommiIiion, pel6e Die Qr6eiterfruge
gu unterIu4en bate, ertldrt, e5 Ieien
peitere 241,0OO 2lrbeiter n0tbig, mos
pon aIIein 10000 in ben 8ergperten.
sic glau6t, OaB Oieie Qrbeiter in
Siioafritu ni4t gu erlangen itnb,
ma6t a6er feline 8orI6ldge, oa iie
Da3u teinen 2tuftrag BAT. 5n8niT4en
1T 6etanntli4 6ef6lOfen lpOrben, @btz
neien 3u impDrttren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
spesieQe 9Siano.8araains.

Sur nod furjc 3eit bOr ggeibuu6teH uHO
iDir fHb mti6lofeu, Odb atOtr, Dtr Gin 9'ano
ipinidbt, tin iol6ss crbdlt, ipeuu ttil9lthos
uieoriqe 9reiic uno ltibte 9toinqunocn 'rGtno
uie ba3u btitruosu f0nnen SsBt lit 'ine Gnnz
tqt 3eit fir eintn Bargain. g9ir bab;n can
arpses Qaocr ber beriibmteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23
pie Sran5> Smit6s 9iamosgo.,
o. 5rcr. arans. GrdTbtnt,
1O9-111 9furo Charles StraBe'

1tuicrc Qrciie fno bic uicOri0ften, uno un=
iere &eoirgGuo;u t6unsn OOu AAen ttnqiQ0nz
gen ptr0tn 9auos bis sur g8tibnadtszNbz
lsferuuq auibtfpabrt.
CtoO.2l, l&S-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23

Gin gBort qtHBqt Dem WtiIeH.
5bitte t6un 2as ME Ditotr, mas ,jUmal ii6lt 6ofs
gen iHr #, Qcba0t bat: o'r YitH3 Odgtgcu pirS
bdufiq Die uuaug,usbmcu 5ogtn itiuer ejeuubiubt
uuo Die GtjDtU bi: burb llumdsiot,it im GTer
uuO Iriutcu, uurtgtlmabige Yebtn5ptiic i6ledte
idntifnnqtn II. 10. tntittbcn. IBenn abcr ata
tort, 9trOauunq Ropiiptb AppttitUsrluit uub gtrs
iopiung ibn parncu, OaB tjn 9lut uurtu ssDors
peu uuo Sbmtr3eu ibn ijbeu3eultn Oab i6m cine
Rrdutb;it Orobt, "a sriHutrt CT nd, odb t.
9trHdro Rrduttrptlltu itit 3abrbuna
Otrttu fb ais Der bette uao uuitblbaritt 2ebtrz8ta
oulator errpjeeu baben O:r it iRtOcdt morotu iits
Cir y 6tHt5 b,i 2gpotbttsrn 3u bubsn.
fT}pU2i1Sr !, ,G9pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-23

- Sir 6enrp 0}Ortimer 0urano,
Der neue 6ritiI4e 8OtI9after in
@aI6ington, iit nit Dem 9ampFer
y@truria" BON 2iperpoOl mad Reps
gort dbgefabren.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-04
HOUSE TURNS TO COOLING
PLANT WHILE FAMILY IS GONE

Friends of Meyer Loeb are having
considerable fun with him lately over
a rather unfortunate accident that
occurred at his home on Second ave
nue. recently.
They call him up over the phone
and place orders for ice with him.
Just before the recent cold snap Mr..
Loeb and his family went to Cincin
natl for visit. In some way arrange
ments for the care of the house went
wrong and the extreme cold froze up
not only all the city water pipes. but
the heating plant as well clear down
to the water in the boiler.
\ force of plumbers and steam fit
tiers has been at work two weeks try
ing to thaw out the pipes. Stoves
have been set up in the house and Mr..
Loeb says all he sees now that looks
like cooking is baked water pipe and
roast radiator. He says he is unde-
cided whether to supply ice to the
trade all summer or save it to cool the
house during the heated term with
piped refrigeration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-04
Personal POINTS.

H. E. Casteel has returned from his
western trip.
r. G. Summers has returned from
business trip to Peoria.
Mrs. Phil Mitchell has returned
from her visit in the east.
w. d. Hall, of the Port Byron Globe,
was in the city yesterday.
Richard Carnes and NJ. r. Langdon
have gone for trip TO Indian Terri
tory.
Lee Robinson is back from his trip
to New Orleans and other southern
cities.
Mrs. Vincent Jackson, of GAINESVILLE,
Wis. is in the city, the guest of
friends.
Rev. w. S. Marquis delivers one of
his interesting lectures in Geneseo to-
morrow night.
j. L. Hooper and Clymer Coldren, of
Muscatine, were calling on friends
here yesterday
Rev. c. Fenwick Reed has gone to
hewanee, where he will conduct a
series of meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. V. Kennedy, OF
Galesburg. have been visiting with
friends in Rock Island.
j. j. Thompson. Of Bloomington
member of the Woodmen readiust-
ment committee, was in the city to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Denault, who
visited with their daughter, Mrs. Clar
ence Pratt, have returned to theil
/ bOma in EuIton
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Keator. who have
been stopping some time at the
Hotel Harms, left last night for q
visit of several weeks to points il
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heaton, who
have been visiting with friends in thi,
city for some time past. left las
night via the Rock Island for theil
home in Spokane, Wash.
William George, V. \. Watrous. jay
Love and j. b. Arnold, of Aurora
were in the city hast evening enrout,
to Des Moines. They were entertain
ed while here by Phil Mitchell. Al
are members of the Illinois Stat,
Bankers association. whose next con
vention is to be held in Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-04
AT THE HOTELS.

At the Harper-M. Judell st. Louis;
o. L. KENNEL, Chicago; F. j. Miller,
Detroit; +. L. Wagner, Chicago; II.
&. Copp, Moline; John b. Faatz, Chi
cago; f. w. Sherburne. Chicago; H.
c. Kohl, Moline; W. o. Hitchcock, Pc
oria; Mrs. II. NJ. Lombard, Grand Rap
ids; w. S. Elliott, ,Ir., Chicago; VIII
liam \. Meese, Moline; w. L. Vessels,
Chicago; W. \. Wilde, Chicago; j. T.
Walker, Kansas City; Charles b..
Soule, Chicago: J. II. Newton and
wife, Peoria; G.. +. Deckman, Omaha;
A. NJ. Hankins. Chicago; \. j. Trare,
Omaha; \. +. Townsend, Chicago; J.
j. Thompson, bloomington; John
Goss, Omaha; j. w. Robertson, Chica-
go; John Easton, Omaha; II. n. Hem
enway, Galesburg; Il. +. Miller, Oma-
ha; V. e. Lebgettern, New York; Reil-
ley b. Hurd, Chicago; \. J. Holt, Chi
cago; r. c. Rickley, Ottawa; j. Coun-
tryman. Galesburg; c. \. Bauman,
New York; b, F. Williams and daugh-
ter, Boscahel. Wis; w. c. Gibson, Chi
cago; z. j. Cirkel, Minneapolis; Will
liam George. Aurora; c. II. Anderson,
Chicago; J. f. Pendergast, Rockford;
V. 4. Watkins, Aurora; j. II. Gibler.
Freeport; Jay Love. Aurora; w. b.
Lazwee, Pittsburg; j. b. Arnold. Au-
rora; l.. b. Quinn, CIeveland; +. j.
Seidel, Chicago; a. w. Johnston, Chi
cago; a. p. Marshall, Grand Rapids;
\. y. GoOdlatte, PasSaic, \. J.; Frank
Trewers, Chicago; Mrs. Agnes f. Bla-
ger, Mantle, ILL.,; w. j. Burnett, Gales
burg; ii. A. Smith, Galesburg; p. ii.
Kelley, Clinton, Iowa; j. Mack Sholl,
Carthage; +. X. Cherrill, Carthage;
y. f. Salisbury, Rockford; c. b. Ellis,
st. Louis; q. S. Woodward, Rock Isl
and route; Ii. III. Fenimore, Blue ISL
and; w. G. Bierd, Blue Island; ID. w
Mates, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. f. ID
Watt, Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. Nellie y Ohio
Lincoln; Mrs. Myra b. Enright, Kan
sas City, Kans.; l.. MALI, Oil City, Pa;
II. w. Moon, Muskegon, Mich.
| At the Harms (European)-W ii
Hogen. Chicago; f. w. Benedict. Chi
cago; f. S. Howard, Chicago; j. L
Entrikin, Moline; -. Frink, Chicago;
j. r. Schaefer. Rockfurd; j. J: John
son, Chicago; NJ. p. Wore, Chicago; w
L. Bennett, Chicago; G. ID. Stout, Chi
cage; $. ID. Iverness, Providence, II
L.; o. b. Stitely, Peoria; Ernest Kauf
man, New York; /. II. Lyford, Chica
go; II. p. Wendroth. Chicago; 4. III
Bohn, st. Louis; c. ii. Northrup. Dodge
City, Kans.; f. j. Tail, Chicago; +. a
Helker, Chicago; George w. Peek
Omaha; r. o. Pennewill, Chicago; n
E. Sarnsbury, Rocllford; Sherwood
Anderson. Chicago; G. f. Dickman
Seward, Neb.
At the Rock Island-W. f. Drake
st. Louis; L. r. Switzer, Peoria; a
w. Morton, Chicago; DIR. j. w. Blair
and wife, Reynolds; c. II. Atwood ant
wife, Geneseo; E. r. Boron, st. Johns
Mich; F. p. Fisher. Rockford; {. w
Peterson, Aurora; j. o. Slyter, Spring
field; Mae Slyter, Springfield; f. NJ
Powell, Reynolds; +. Peterson. Galva
r. NJ. Robertson, Chicago; III. w. Lee
Peoria; w. L. Slater. Spencer. Iowa
G. A. Sherman, Galesburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-04
ANOTHER REMOVAL
Office of Assistant Engineer of
Rock Island Goes to
Chicago.
LAST OF PEORIA ROAD FORCE
-Roadmaster William Osborne Only
One Who Re-
mains.

Once more orders have come from
offices remaining in the city of the
late Peoria road is to be removed to
Chicago. Marion Woolsey, formerly
engineer for the Peoria, and now as
sistant engineer on the Illinois divis-
ion of the Rock Island, is packing up
the records and apparatus of his of
flee and TOMORROW win leave with his
assiStdlt Wynn Meredith, for Chica-
go, there to be ensconced in the gen
eral offices ef<,the Rock ISLAND,
But One Left.
This leaves William Osborne. for
merly roadmaster of the Peoria, and
now holding similar position for the
Peoria, Mercer county and Bureau
branches of the Rock Island, the only
official of the road with offices here
and his quarters the only portion of
the second floor of the local station
occupied, with the exception of that
assigned Robert Lee, superintendent
of the Coal Valley Mining company.
As the latter institution has also been
absorbed by the railway company and
the personnel Of its officers changed
the fate of the local offices appears
to be rather dubious.
Other Railroad Notes.
Thomas III. Garland has been APP
pointed general agent of the refrig-
orator car service of the Burlington
system east and west of the Missouri
river, with headquarters at Chicago.
w. f. eDauchy, late chief engineer
of the Rock Island, has been appoint
ed chief engineer of the Delaware.
Lackawanna q Western in place of W.
X. Mcfarland, resigned.
The negotiations now in progress in
New York by which the Rock Island
interests are about to purchase the
st. Louis & San Francisco will be of
much greater significance and more
far reaching than has yet been dis
closed. a securities company. it is
claimed. similar to the Northern Sc
curities is being formed through j. P
Morgan d Co., which will hold the
stock of the Frisco, the Rock Island,
the Southern. and the Santa Fe. 1t
| is said that a majority of the stock
of the several companies will be put
into block and the holders thereof
will share alike in the profits derived
from the operation of the roads in
lvolved. The scheme will mean that
Morgan will be the controlling spirit
of the proposed combination.