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Miguel Romaguera

He sido Absuelto por el tribunal
del distrito de Humacao, el senior
don Miguel Romsguera, presidents
dol Comit6 fsdsral do GusyAms,
quien 30 encontrabS procesaao por
81 delito de supueato homicldio, rues
tuvo que hA0ar uso de nm ArmA de
fuego en- aefensA propia. LlsvAbA
10 defensA ell Licdo. Jusn Ramon
Ramos. FelicitAmos al seIor Ro-
mAQuorA.
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AgenCia

= Sc le dark una por cAda pueblo de
mayor cuAnt!a de toda 10 leila ~
peraonas respousablea y activAs; us
Rocio nuevo acrsditAdo y solo en- 10
Isis prometiendo buanas utiliaades
CON POGO trabsjo. Dirfjanss al Fran
co American Halter & Dyer. San
Justo 6. San Juan p r TintorerfA
som brereria premisda dc
Pierre M0rtinEs
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EDICTO
DON JUAN CRUZ BOSCH Y GAR.
CIA JUEZ MUNICIPAL DE LA
VILLA DE ADJUNTAS:

NAAAa NG 14OJ - N4A0i
HAGO SABER: Qas On sl exps.
diente do juieio verbal civil segaido
por don Martin Aparicio CAbrales
como eesionArio dc dom Venancio
Aparieio contra 10 succession de don
Ramon Torres eompnesta de Toma-
90, Santiago y Fslieiano, de G .rmen,
Jossfa, Rose, Isabel, Juan, F6lix,
Tomasa Santiago y Fsliciano en- 60.
bro de pesos, hs dispnesto por pro.
videncia de hoy y & instansia del
octor se saquen por segunda vez 6
p1blieA subast& y CON 10 rebsjs del
veinte y cinco por eiento sobre 10
tasaci6u los hienes embsrgaaos. 6 To-
rtfa.ida sucesi6n consistsntss en-
tres predios rdstiooa radicados en-
el barrio de YAyales de este t6rmino
municipal. Ter. Predio compuesto
de ocho cuer&as de terrenos igual &
tres hestAraAs y cuarenta y tres cen.
tiareas dedicados 6 cafe, pastos y
mRlezss, Hndando Dor Ell Norte con
don Baenavsntura Torres, hey sucs.
sion, Al Este CON DIN Ross Torres
y dom Pedro Vega, por Ell Sur sl
mismo Vega y Andr6s B.ebkn hoy
los ae11 ores Pietri Harmauos OIL
Este CON el rio aencminado "Los
Fondos." p. Predio radieado On
el citRdo bAtrio de Zsyalea CON cabi =
do de ounce cuerdas eqaivalantes 6
cineo heet&reAs, Cchants nueve
areas y noveuts y seis eentiareas de.
dicado & cafe, pl2tanos, pastos y
malezs, lindants al Nofte CON Este.
ban Torres, hoy 10 succession asuaora
Dieho praAio 10 adquir6 Ell finado
Rsm6n Torres por compra & don
Esteban Torres, T.! 8 sr. preafo ra.
dicAdo en- el mismo barrio de YAys.
les con cabida de veinte y circo
euerdas mas g menos con fincAs do
cafe guineo, pastos!y mAlez 10. lin
dando al Norts CON terrenos do To-
succession de BaenAv sntura Torres,
nj CASTE CON terrenos de Pietri Her.
manos, yAl Sury Osste CON los
otros terrsnos enbargados & 10 su'
cesi6n deudora y 10 adquiri6 R.m6o
Torres por eompra su hermano
Bnenaventura Torres. En- eli pradio
de las ounce cuer aAs se haliAn en-
elavAdas una casa destinAaa &v vien
d. construida de MADEIRA del pals
tcehaaA de ENC y otrA casita asdi'
caaa 6 mlquina techada de matoios
Y cereada de tAbla estilla; cuyos
bienes han sido tasaaos en- IL can't
dad de cianto diez dollars sef1Al&ndo
Sc 10 audisncia del dia diez oeno de
Junio pr6ximo venidero q la una de
su tarde en- 10 sala audieneia de este
iuzgaao rnunicipsl advirti6ndose que
no sa han preseDtado tfsulos y nj SO
aAmitirkn postp ras que no cubrAn
iAs doa tsreeras parties de In tAsa G 6
despu6s de hechs 10 rebaii: Y qae
para tomar pArte en- 10 subas to
debar& consignarse en- ID Secre'
tsriA de eete Tribunal ell diez pcr
ciento sohre In tssRci6r. Adjuntas,
Msyo 25 de 1908 Juan G. B sch.
Regime Nievss, Secretario Suplents.
Y para remitir al peri6aico "La
Correspondents" psrA 81 publiss.
ci6r, expiao el presente On la villa
de A1juutas & vsinte y cinco de Ma
20 do mil novecientos tres.
Juan G. Bosch
Juez Municipal.
Regime NieVes.
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Rugenia MarItt, Tomo.
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Ismss.
La Vida dc los Animales per sl DR.. A. =
Br0hm, On 6 Iemos.
II Munde Ilustrado, en- = Tones.
Panorama Naci0nal. por Hermenegildo
Marbles, en- Q Temos.
LAS Raxas Humanas, per Federase Rext-
ON . Tones.
Eiatsrta de les Romanos, por Victor Du
ray en- Tsmss.
Osras osmplesas dc Mariana Jose ds "a
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Ell Celebre
reglanaent0
dandosus frutos
AcerCa del Vinetta
Barcos alemanss en- el Atlantico
Barcos alemanss en- el Atlantico
(De natessro coyresponsol)

(DG WU6SHU CVyTCSp0U0WSJ
: Junio s. Maestro estimado ami
20, el Apreciable veeino de Ponce
don Antonio CAtinehi, ha pasado
nor el disHusto de yer que se ha cas-
tig ado malAmente una hijs suva, por
unA maestro americans en- el Kinder
parten De essa ciudad. RI se11or
CAtinchi, presa do 10 mayor indig'
naei6n, he aenuneiaao el hegho al
JuzgAdo de Pax correspondence, re-
tiranao 10 nina de In escuela.
Auochs, el seHor dom Julio Um'
bach, a1bdito AlemGn. do ana re.
cepcion On "a casa & los oficialss del
sVinstta,. vapor de guerra de su
nA0i6n.
Hoy Dor 10 mAnana sali6 para los
bafios dc CoAmo In oficialiAad refs'
rida. acompafiada de los sef1vres
Fritzs UmbAeh. RegtesAron esta
taraa. porQue ell "VinetA" se hace 6
Ia mar hoy & las 8 y 2b p. m. con d.
recci6n 6 Saint Thomas. De alli
pAsarG 6 Halifax.
AlRunos mArineros del sVinettas
bajaron TERRA syer tarde y hoy por
10 mananA, estanao en- 10 cluaad con
sl mayor orden y respeto.
I'll erueero sVinetta. que fu6 uno
De los bArcos que bombArdearon &
Puerto OAbello, puede andar hasta
% nudos por hora y fa6 botsdo al
aauA en- 1900. Tlene 426 hombres
de- tripulaci6n y monta 86 cal1ones.
PersonAs bien informaaAs NOS d.
cen que Alemania tendrk, de ahors
ON adeIante, diez grandes barcos en-
ARuAs del Atlkutieo, para protegsr
los intorOses Alemanes en- America.
Ha fallecido sl Apreclable jovan
don Enrique Astols. que pertsnecis
nj suerpo de- bomberos. Eta tarde
tendrA lugar el entierro con asisten'
els del cusrpo y do IL banda del mis-
mo. Descanse en- psE ell finado y re-
cibA ca fAmilia nueBtro sentido p6'
same.
Han quodado cssAntes sasenta en-
pleados en- 10 central sGu&nicA. por
consocuencia de hAberae terminado
Alli 10 zAfra.
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l1ope vg y mr..
CArtas detsnidas en-, 10 adminiatra.
ei6n de eorreo.
Perez M F. Pallicer. s. & ca.
Root, e. Rivers. A. Rodriguez. A.
Ramoa F. Rcdrjgusx, A.
Aver & Las IL sal:6 de New York
el vapor Coamo.co direeei6n 6 cate
puerto.
A las ocho y media empezAr6 10
retreta en- la plaza principal
Si los puertorriqueffos supieran
10 que es bueno, no dejarfan pasar
nm sxbado 8 Aomip &C. sin ir 81 cafe
NUEVO MUNDO 6 eomer las
HALLACAS y PASTELES que confee'
ciona e.ta casa y despu6s tomar, 90 /.
10 por 20 csntavos una, selects bote'
lla de oervezs alemana.
Han fallacido en- esta eiudad, Bo'
nifaeio Carts gena. Jose Pizarro Lo.
peg, aregorio Alvarez y Zscalfss
Carreras , Pedro Estrsl1a Lozada.
El areopsgita Augal Rsngel. que
bisn puede llamarse el Cupido de
Puerta de TERRA, progress notable
mente- en- sus empresas amorosas.
lY no sabeis que BE dehen estos
Pu6s, 6 que dieho 1ovan
asa al sgua de la iuveatud de Boa.
chard, que SO vends On 10 Farmacia
z srbi, Allen.49
Por vender le che adulter&da fu6
multado eSta ma sns Vicente Perez.
vecino de Puerta de Tierra.
Sc ha hecho cargo de- 10 seeretarfa
de las ofisinas del Caartel General
do 10 Policfa. el primer tenisnte se'
nor Mario Mas.
Ha fsllecido en- San German dof1a
Mari. Qaif1onss, ssposa. de don RI.
fael b |. tsnienta do la P0lic1a In
snlar.
Rom&n Font. Jose Ortiz, Felipe
Palaeios y Bernardo Ducler, que
fue-on eonaenados por el Tfibunal
do Distrito de Humacao q tres meses
de ckrsel per ipfraeei6n de 10 ley
electoral 90 han dirijido al Gobsrna.
dor solieitSndo el indulto do 10 pena
que tienen que extinguir.
A las u De ssta noche ss eelsbra'
r6 una velada religiosa, en- eBpaf1ol,
en- L. iglesia do 10 sSautfsima Trini'
dad,, cuyo temple est6 instalado On
o ealle del Sol L 4 nero 18
El vapor ssps mol 'Conde Wifredo"
salarA del puerto de Barcelona, el 30
dsl prssante mes, con sscalas Do M
llorea, Va.sncis Alicante, Malaga
CAalz CAnarias, para San Juan
de Puerto Rico. Ssguirk de este
q timo para los de Msysgiez, Pom.
ee, Santis go de Caba y HabAns.
Talas de seaa, lana, hilo y algo'
DON para trAjaa de se1doras; gran
surtido en- sLa B sysmonesas.
En- breve aar& trasladaao 6 ssta
ciudad, al teniente de 10 polisfa. Sc
NOE nsml&lO OAstrO'
Ea brsve cesarG On ga cargo dc
escribisnte de las ofisinas de pima
les sl javen Juan P4gAn, por habsr
IL plszs que oeupa del
preau puesto, en- virtud do economics
que hizs In Ckmars de Dale g ados al
aiseatir sqs6l. DAdo el trabajo que
en- dichs oficina hay diariamenss no
10 explica 10 Suppression indieada.
FL cabo de la policia sefior jose
9 Gimenez. lego anoehs de Cayey
en asuntus del servieio.
Ha presentado 10 renHncia de GA
sargo ell doctor LAnge, Official de Ss'
nidAd de Manatf.
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FL Polo Norte
CAFE Y RTIL.AR-.

CAFE Y BILLAR-
FL mejor establecimiento de su cla-
Sc en- Ssn Juan. Servicio esmera-
dismo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe, re
frescos, y icores, de la mayor pu-
reZa.
% San Franelsco Is
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Inflammation Local

Santos de- mafiana Madara0 ob.
SaIsstis no y Victorino efs. = sta @
liope vg y mr..
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I'm ssta ImprentA ss vsnde papel
yioio 6 % 40 QuintAl'
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Seeretsrio Suple ate.
MerCadO de NeW-YOrB
Cotizaciones

Aronoues abiertas 500
Bacalao americana 23-76
Id. ingles 300
OebOllas sueltas en- b&rriles $50
Cerveza <Safo1 botellas, blancag 7-3S
Id Id Id verdes $50
Ohicharos Its
Habichuelas coloradAs r No hA
Id Id lArgas 800
Id barriles pequeSas 800
HArinA trigo challenges s-1O
Id msiz en- barfiles 800
Id i'd on sacos s-96
JAmones sCruz RotAS 10 80
Keronese SPurlssss lotes 800 caias sas
Lux Diamants Id. 100 ID. Ito
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Aver & las 12 sal.6 de New York
el vapor Coamo. con direeei6n 6 cate
puerto.
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In estA ImprsntA 20 vende papsl
vieio & S2.A0 9Hiutal
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NUEVE PRESOS,
muchos perros y una ca
rrera a escape

FL inspector de perros, 6rboles y
flores, senior Rios, se vic aver en-
10 neeesidAd de dar una corrida muy
grande. ,Ouando iba con nueve pre-,
SOS recojiendo los perros realengos,
uno dc los presses, Juan Rivers,
abAndono 6 sus compAnsros y 10 am
prendi6 al trote largo. El inspector
qae no On COLO. ls persigai6 hasta
los mRnglares. Cuando Rivera se
VIC perdido se lanz6 al aqua y Rios
dstrAs de 81 haata qne 10 hizo presa
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CArtgs detenidas en- 10 adminiatra'
ei6n de eorreo.
Perez M r. Pallicer, s. & ca.
Root, e. Rivers. A Rodriguez, A.
Ramoa f. Rcdrigusx, A.
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as uceo
Para Juos usconGgn
VII AR & CA
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Para curar un Refvodo en- un did
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA. III hoticario le devolvera el dinero 81
no 30 cura :. La frma de =. W, GROVE se halla
en- oada caiita
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TARjETAS a0 visiea @oM sobFeS
o Sin Giles, - hassa aa S1s Co
erespsmasasta.a
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A las ocho y media empezAr6 10
retreta en- 10 plaza principal
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Auochs, el seHor don Julio Um'
bach, stbdito AlemAn. do ana re.
eepci6n en- "a casa & los oficialss del
eVinstta,s vapor de guerra de Ga
nA0ion.
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M6dieo Ciruiano y Farmae6a
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Han quadado cssantes saaenta en-
pleados en- 10 central aGu&nicA. por
consocuencia de hAberae terminado
Alli 10 zAfra.
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81 los puertorriqueiios supieran
10 que ss baeno, no dejarfan pssar
nm sxbado 8 domiD GO sin ir 81 cafe
NURVO MUNDO 6 conner las
HALLACAS y PAsTBLEs que confee'
cionn e.ta casa y despu6s tomar, 20
10 por 20 csntavos una, selects bote'
lla de cervezs alemana.
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Por vendsr le che adulter&dA fu6
multado esta ma f1sns Vicente Perez.
yecino de Puerta de TERRA.
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Sc ha hecho cargo de.la seeretarfa
de las of isinas del Caartel Genera
do 10 Policfa, el primer tenisnte se
nor Mario Mas.
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Pdr0 Curdr un Refiyod0 en- un did
tome Las PASTILLAS LAXANTK DE BROMA
QUININA. III boticarto le devolyer4 81 dinero 81
no se cura La 6rma de Il. W. GROVE 90 halla
en- Cad2 ca1tta.
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Ha fsllecido en- San Gsrm&n dofla
Mari. Qaif1onss, ssposa. de don Ra.
fael b |. tsniente DO In P0licfa In
snlar.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Don't imagine that ali hair prepare
tons are alike Quite the contrary.
Some never do what Is claimed for
them. The Original ozoniEed OK Mar
row has been on the market for so
long that there is no doubt It win do
everything We claim for It II is the
most genteel preparation that any ore
can use on their hair. II Is most dell
eately perfumed and when thoroughly
rubbed into the scalp and well brushed
through the hair It cannot fail to cure
dandrui and make the hair straight.
soft and beautiful II inVigorates the
scalp producing new growth and stops
the hair from falling out Try a bottle
and you win be sure to te pleased.
Only 50 cents, express paid, TO any ad-
dress in the United States. Druggists
also sell It. Address: ozonized Or
Marrow Co.. 70 Wabash Ave. Chicago.
ulinoiG.
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AGENTS FOR THE BROAD Ak.

From on and after this date The
Broad Az can be found on sale at the
following places:
Ell. Faulkner, dealer in cigars and
tobacco, slO4 State street.
A. @. Marshall, news stand and book
store, 1904 State street.
A F. Tervalon's Cigar store and
News Stand, 1926 State street
Edward Felix's Cigar Store, $50
sOth street, N. z. Corner Armour Ave.
J. A. Geary's Confectionery and o.
gar Store, 400 state St.
T. B. Halls Cigar Store and
Laundry once. 2s1 2sth st.
Mrs. H. Hart, Cigar and CONNECTION
cry Store, AT z. S5th st.
c.. E. Hunters News Stand and Oh
gar Store, 1s4 ". 51st s., near Dear
born.
J.E. webb's Cigar Store. $50. 2sth
Street.
Turner Williams Cigar and News
Stand, 1908 Armour Ave.
IF. Bradbury's News Depot, 1910
State Street.
William Goetz, dealer in cigars and
tobacco, All E. SSth street
Corrigan's Cigar Store and News
Stand, 1904 State street
C. c. McLain, R. R. ticket broker
and News Stand, 42S Dearborn Street
N. H. Watts, dealer in cigars and to-
bacco, S742 State street
J. c. Campbell, 145 ". 9Th street,
Cigars, Tobacco, Staple Groceries.
VIM. h. Monroe, cigar and news
stand, 4S6 State street
News items and advertisements left
at these places viii ind their way
into the columns Of The Broad Az
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Eairrsd at tie Pea Office a. chkAeO.
n. a. sseond-elas Matter.
CHIPS

err St. David Ranting wilkins.
whose relations with women
would not look very well
in print, and Mrs. Pasty Dean viii
appear before the next Cook County
Grand Jury for the purpose Of getting
Julius F. Taylor indicted. Let them
go right ahead and our attorneys will
warm their jackets If we ever get
them on the witness stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee, sos Grove
avenue, have not been able to sleep
well neither night nor day for the
past two weeks for the reason that
some sneak thief stole The Broad Az
from their mail box. II Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee will both watch real sharp for
the scoundel who got away with the
last two copies Of their Broad Ak we
will endeavor to assist them in send
ing the party or the parties to Jail.
Some one has said that our old
friend Col. B. F. Moseley received three
hundred dollars for freezing Rev. Jas
per F. Thomas out Of Olivet Baptist
Church." but it is claimed that in or
der for the Col. to do the Job up brown
he had to call a white lawyer by the
name Of Miller to assist him. II all
reports are true Col. MOseley and Ed
ward H. Wright are the leading law
yers for Rev. Longreen Abraham Lin
coin Murray.
It is said that not q great while ago
Alderman Thomas ]. Dixon indorsed
a note for one hundred and fifty dol
lars for Rev. LOngreen Abra-
ham Lincoln Murray which fell
due q few days ago, but it
IL asserted that owing to the
last named individual mixing up with
so many women he had no money to
pay the note, and in order to protect
his good name Alderman Dixon was
compelled so they say to dig up one
hundred cold bucks or dollars and
turn them over to Mr.. Harper, the
holder Of the note.
"a
Rev. LOngeen Abraham Lincoln
Murray seems to be lOseing his weak
mind, for while he is engaged in snort
ing and ranting in the pulpit which is
mistaken for preaching by the ignor-
ant rable who turn out to hear him.
He will stop short in the midst Of his
rawlings and shout out in q loud voice,
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wait q minute until I change my
voice" Then he win jump up and
down like a big white monkey, which
win cause some Of the poor wash
women who are foolish enough to turn
their hard earned money over to him,
to exclaim, God bless Brother Murray
for he Is so sweet, and is 50 fun Of
the Holy Ghost that 1t is running
outen himl"
Rev. Dan Ranting wilkins, who It
seems has for some time had q hank
ering after other mems wives, Rev.
Longreen Abraham Lincoln Murray,
who was never known to turn his
back on the lovely ladies or to throw
them over his shoulders, Mrs. Alberta
Smith, Hale G. Parker, who IL ever
ready to furnish plenty Of wind and
water, Richard e. Moore, who could
tell an interesting story on how to
make money by manipulating Masonic
Lodges" and John G. Jones, were at
a meeting held at Bethel Church last
Sunday selected as q committee to
petition the President and congress to
take some action in the way Of erect
ing a building at the St Louis Fair
for Negro Exhibits.
"a
Special Notice.
We stiH have q number Of copies
Of the Seventh Anniversary edition Of
The Broad Az which VIII be sent to
any address in the United States for
5 cents per copy.
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HOUSE AND LOT WANTED

Anyone having . good hOo'
lot for sale on easy paymen"
between ssh and 60 HalSted ana
Ind avenue. vm and It to th'il
vantage % sddrs1s julius =
500 Armour avenue, chicago
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Nh. klttIs scott.

Choice furnished rooms to rent to
ladies' and gentlemen. 2sO7 Wabash
Ave.
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AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS
WANTED.

The Broad Ak desires to engage
agents and regular correspondents in
all the leading cities and towns In u
linOis and throughout the other sec
dons Of the country. The highest
commissions paid to live hustlsrG
Sample copies furnished. For further
information address Julius +. Taylor
500 Armour avenue. Chicago. m
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MRS. A. WILSON.

Nicely furnished rooms to rent for
gentlemen. Reasonable rates, 2252
Indiana aVeune.
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Elegantly furnished rooms for rent
With bath and gas At S2s2 Wabash
avenue.
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ROOMS FoR RENT.

Two eomodioug nicely furnished
rooms for rent 70 gentlemen only. In
quiro e 3s3s WALSH Ggenna
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-17
ANNIVERSARY
Is CELEBRATED
Rock Island Turner Society Holds
Pleasant Observance at
the Hall.

The Rock Island Turner society
last evening at Turner hall celebrated
the 10th anniversary of its organiza-
ton. y large representation of mem
bers and their families lent their
presence to make the occasion to be
remembered as one of the most pleas
ant in the history of the society.
The early part of the evening was
devoted TO the carrying out of a pro-
gram consisting of turning by the
active members of the society under
the direction of Prof. Christ Lange;
piano solo, Miss Dresser; turning. by
the boys class; piano solo, Mrs.
Charles Bengston; address, by Mr..
Boehm; song, by the Maennerchor,
and an historical sketch of the So
ciety by John Ohlweiler. one of the
oldest members. Refreshments were
served and dancing followed, the lat
ter being kept up till a late hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-17
PER SONAL POINTS.

j. Silas Leas is in Chicago.
John +. Stafford is back from a
trip through Iowa.
Mrs. Andy McLeas is visiting with
friends i'm Des Moines.
Miss Dora Wood, of Aledo, is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus BeaI returned
last evening from visit to Kansas.
Lieut.. Gov. William y. Northcott,
the Woodmen head consul, is in Rock
Island.
States Attorney ii. y. Weld has
departed for a business trip to the
Texas oil fields.
DIR. c. j. Koontz, of Beardstown, di-
vision surgeon of the Burlington, was
in the city yesterday.
Charles Tuesing, the new local man
ager of the Postal Telegraph com
pany, arrived here yesterday after
noon and is now in charge of the of
flee. He was formerly manager of
the Office at Iowa City. II. r. Wells,
who has been in charge temporarily
since the transfer from here to Gen
eseo of Richard Warwick, has gone
to Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-17
AID. M'CASKRIN EXPLAINS
COURSE HE IS PURSUING

Aid. McCasllrin does not wish to be
misunderstood in the attitude he has
taken, with regard to the mayoral
contest. He has retained counsel and
has formally announced that he con-
siders himself the regularly elected
mayor of the city. He said today:
with the assistance of the indie
pendent Voters league l mean to
fight this thing through and people
who assert there viii be nothing more
done are wrong. We mean business,
and every dollar that has been con
tributed toward the cause and every
dollar that is contributed will be eN-
pended iudiciously in carrying on the
contest.
Il wish it distinctly understood that
my prime object in holding myself
the regularly elected mayor is to
bring about a contest in the regular
manner. What we. are after is to get
at the af1idavits and the ballots so
that we can prove the fraud we
charge. and the course we have adop-
ted is the only one by which it can
be accomplished"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-17
M'CABE'S
Specials for Saturday.

Children's 75c patent tip shoes, 47c.
Zoe liquid shoe polish, sc.
Mems $50 kangaroo shoes, Csc.
Women's kid shoes. Csc.
Misses $1.5O fine kid shoes, Csc.
Women's SIPS kid strap sandals,
csc
Short lengths 1Oc heavy indigo
prints, yard, sc.
"a wide brown sheeting. I'd. 12Eac.
Remnants 121sc cheviot shirtings,
61ac.
Ladies' zoe lace hose, pair. 121&c.
Boys 1Sc heavy ribbed hose, pair,
10c.
Mating mats, bound ends, yard
square. &c.
Rockers, solid oak, cane seats, 91c.
Ladies' $3.50 fancy golf vests. 75c.
Ladies' 81 white tucked waists, 59c.
Colored pictures. fancy frames, 15c.
25c fancy hose supporters, 1Oc.
Long bed chains. DC.
soc turkey red damask, 27Pac.
Peanut Judges, per H., Zoe.
Mems fancy night shirts, 32c.
Ladies' knit drawers, lace trimmed
f9c.
Music by orchestra.