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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-09

There ought 70 be lot Of ginger in
the Worlds Fair exhibit from Jamaica.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-09

Call early and avoid waiting Don't
call through idle curiosity. for time is
TOO valuable TO be used indiscrimi,
nately
They were in Guthrie during the
Elks carnival and made many friends
who they would be very glad to have
call and see them Location 10 s.
Second street. In a store room
Palmist readings. rs cents; clairvoy-
ant, so cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-09

you should lose no time in buying and
trying one OF our la Flor de Elena
SC Cigars, Nothing better. In Seed
Haeanna stun has ever heen offered
here, and you win find the quality al
ways the same. uniformly good. That
is why We sell 50 many.
Imported Manila Cigars.
We have shipment coming up in
a day or two You viii want one
when they come
oLsMlTH ARMS CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-09
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fyou have aches and pains In hones back and ionis
Itching Scabby skin. Blood feels bot or thin. swollen
Glands, Rsngs and Bumps the Skin Nfucus Patches
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has cured thousands OF cases Of Blood Poison aer
.eaching the last stages.
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take Blood Balm and they win disappear before they
develop into Cancer. Many apparently hopeless
Of cancer cured BY taking Botanic Blood Balm.
OUR GUARANTEE.
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directed ON label. n ais, avs cures when the
right quantity ~ taken ~ You arc net
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-09

Championship sameof pool tourna
ment tonight at Veneedora.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-09

Once hours 9 a, m. to 9 p. N
Sunday 5 toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

the tfth az March. Very good. Here
ia Paris. Distant rs road a good 20
leagues iiluphar lies tn the north.
aehWaftenbors To the south" lie
prndded al the map With the awefa
as he spoke.
Nov. said be. the further into
the country These people march the
more completely | shall crush them
rhuY are about u advance upon
Paris Very good Let them DO ~.
Ny brother. the kihH % spain. VIII
be- there with loo GOO men, a la 10
him that 4 rrud YOU II H. 90 tad
him that am coming az onea. IL
two DAYS timr. with every man and
hofar and gun "a hia relief ! must
ElNe thsm AZ hours "a recover PfhAh
ntfaiEht 90 Parts You Understand
mo. genticmen
An. n I could tell YOU the glhw u
pride which % gave me to be- takeh
into the great mans cuufldrhfu IN
ghlz aHY A. Dee handed puf fHtisfa
to- as I clicked my spurs ana threw
cut M ehast. smiling and nofdlns
a. let hlm know that i saw what Nc
would be after lie amitad also. aud
rested hla hand for q moment uIsat
the cape 81 my daimau l would
have given half uf arrears Of pay
n my mother could have seen me al
that instant
4 viii show yea your route said
he ufulng back % thu map, y nuF
arsiafs arc GO ride together a. far -
nanaahna You aiii then separate
the aae making FOR Paris BY nuirhy
and NHuiiiY. and the other 20 the
north - hmins. Hoirsofla ana Sen
lis aave you anything 20 say
flrtNadief Gerard
au4 f0ash soldier. but I haYs
aaFda aHa IDEAS had begun %
nneak about glory ard the peril Of
France when he cut me short
And you scr chrprnticr
If aa find ogr fnuts unsafe. arr
en AZ liberty q choose another
50 if he
soldiers 90 nas choose. ths1
ofsay ifa inclined his head w show
that Ne we're dismissed and turned
Fuunh q neffhisf ! DO not suoH
what ~ said. bat | heard shsin beth
ianEhit4E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
THE MORGAN OF JAPAN

After AT men sro~ sa lands about 'h' same way Inc '
81 success = IN a hundred tongues -. -. -. =.
Perhaps yeans heara FurukhNa iehl''' fesR 49,
sommsn hat n i eassta few u ussHa - :,
uhs IN tomb a 'h' eHe ~
japanese sins Japanese bows nov !.
their brains ana h"A
IN. me- Mr. ssa shntns example -. =. ..,
nat -. aA Ia country thai = i ,.h,
,h, was In superstition ans
ruFuAawA he streets ~ hete ~ - -
poverty The on uN1s - -.
lie d-Fsss net
He busassS man h~" TIE ae
lntoth and IN business
had been an American
70 hr devslepns her mines tie =
proprietary tatsss "
ua ln % iiis wealth vas mater !.
We he feature IN tho t"aee"N'
Japan and he as ~ hran-eurd eAAs. .,.
IN. pa.salst wills % ~ Ills tomb IL no NOR
worked hard ard sasfsfas
tks pr'e~ aea'' -
N aea. pAy opportuniy Tor eh".
pssihls aauaea
paa.s. ssAHapls ph>Au'NN
ahsuxh he pe-s@sss. = q wiser
rurak.W. has vel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

I ie tluio 81 gHltinH upon our way. To-
/ half an hour Ae were rldlnH dawn the
hlsh street nf Rheims. and Il struck ~
| u'ainck ha We nnpsrd the cathedral
had ms little gray mare Nialeils. the
| nua which hehnHiiani had wished {"
buy after Dresden n IL the fastest
horse Ia the sis hrlKadea Of iiEht cav
/ airy. aud was uue beaten hY the Duke
| - Npviso'a rsnsr from England A. 10
I charpuhtiet. he had the kind ~ horH"
/ which horse Erepadisr OF a euifsn
/ siof would be iikolY Go ride black
| Hike a bedsteaa, you undsfatana ana
legs like the posts lie l. huihins
I follow himself. 90 that iheF looked q
singular pair Aud got Ia bic insane
| eonerit ha akted the girls nH they
| waved their hadukerohirfs - me IRON
/ ihv windeea. and hs twlFlsd bis usiy
rcd muauta be up 90 his efsa. Just -
I u IL w.r. 10 him their attention was
addressed
when Ws came ont ~ thu town ~
pa assd through the FRENCH camp. ahd
ihon across the battlefield u repisrf
day Witch Was stiil covered both hS
oar own poaf fellows ana BY the itua
sians bot - the two the camp was
tho saddof sisht our army NaH thnw
ins away The Guards wore al fishi
though The faHha guard saH faA -
sau.ffipts The hffiil.rY ard the h~avN
cavalry we're aiao good. bat the in
faatry priRhtea with fhrir under ORR
sara iaokaa lIke rohoaihaFn With their
niaHtrra And Ne had ~ reasffoa
when un considered that there we're
= al rrnrslaHa Z % the north md 10.
- nHsHiaHH aHd AuaiHans - The
aaliih % miHhf makr even the hfsvsst
man grave
Ear ms aWn part confess that
shed q tear. uutii I considered that The
emperor eas zgfn with u- and that W
- that very morning he TAD piHcsd
hls hand au ny dnimsn aHd pfnuiisaf
rae r. medal u hunor This set me Gins
inH AMI srafred Nlelsfts an unui
sbaFpsnlisf had o. beg me 90 have
ulvrrY en his sfsat HudftimM. raniins
camel The road vas beaten iato pasts
and rutted fsn feet deep ~ the artii
i~fY, - that he vac riEht in HHginu
that u WHs no place Tor e Esiiap
have never been vsry fffsadif with
this cbarpsatisf snd nau faf - miiss
- the Nay / eould not draw q word
from htin Hs rode With - bfowE
pufksrea auH his chin upaa hls breast.
Ike nasu pha il heavy With thausht
Anra ( hsa anes 1 asked him shat was
~ hlH faiHd fhifkinz hat refhaps
sith ny aslakef iuislilrsnss nisht
49, the matter Fisht its answer al
~eYs sas that Il Shs his mission -
shleh no waa fhiakinE which sur
nfiHsd me because. whiie j had never
fhuusht nsuah ~ his intsiilHenee. stiii
4 seemed "a me O. 10 imgssslhis hat
aisF enc rnaia be paasisd - - simple
anf soidlafif = tack
Welt - came 81 last to nssesh hes.
whefs ~ Nas 60 take The saathefn
rad ard I he northern lie hatf turn
% lN his saddle bsfoFp be taft nis. aaa
~ locked 81 me with i singular "a
pssNslon ~ i,aaairy IN ne face.
fgnufiuusd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
liow rms BROADER WON nus
MEDAL.

The duke II Tarcntum. az Mae
donald. a. hts old comrades prefer
80 cali hitsi. Waa. AZ i cauia perceive,
TIA the Nitest 81 tcmpprs. It's srim,
Scotch faee was like aun of th0sc
Erptesqus danr knockers which one
sevF lea the FaubCfg 81. aefnR in.
We heard Hfierw ards that Tire sm-
peruf had said in jest that be would
have sent him against Wellington in
the south. hut that he was anHid Co
trust him within the sound Of tho
pipes. Maiar ChaFpeutisr aud /
could plainly SEQ that he Was
HmuulderiuH with anger.
"IifiNadief Gerard ~ the tfu.nara %
said he. With the air Of the corporal
with the recruit
l sHiutsd
"Mater ehsrpentier OF tbs Horse
arwnadiara
My companion answered 10 hls
nan3s
"Tho emperor has mission for
you
without more ado ne flung open
the door and announced NJ.
] have seen Napoleon ten times on
hur~ebsek tH enee on foot. and
think that be iNes wisely - show
himself - the tracrs Ia this fashion,
for he cuts very good figure in the
saddle As Ne saw him uuN ne was
Eas shortest man out ~ six b. a
good hand's breadth. and Fet I am
no very Dis man myself. though
ride quite heavy enough Ter hus-
Nar. Il h evident too. that hts body
IL too anE for hls less with his
bis. round heat hts curved shout
Gers. hts etean shaver fArn. be 10
more like professor At the sor-
bonnie than she first soldier ln
France. Every ran % hia taste but
e apcns 10 me that. n l oaHld clap
a pair uf'fsse llEht cavalry Nhiasers.
The my own. on 20 him. Is Nauia So
aim M harm lie has fIrfn mouth.
however ans hin pYss AFa fataa i.
ahlr I have seen them auee turned
ou mo IN anger. hnd ! had rather
ride AZ = square on a spent horse
than face them again / an rot a
man Who i sasiiy dAantsd. nifhsr.
lie was standing az the Etsia - the
ru1fii. away from che Window. look
lnx up AZ a great map % TIE fuuu.|
1Fg which Was hung upnn the wall
tiHFthi~r steaa bsHits hiHu. TRYING %
iaaa Ntsa aha lust as es slstsf0i
%arolsoa saHfshed his sHefa impa.
ttenfiy ffum him and pointed with it
on tins map lie was talking fast
a.nd lew. bat l heard hin say. The
valley % the Asuao " and fNtee nr
rers.@'pd sneFlin" a. We entered
his aifs-fe camp advanced 10 Us,
bat ttw efap#fnf stopped alIu and
sfkaaad al - his side
ftu haNv not yst FeenfFad ths|
sf'!S. 49,. ..,ss, @ls',Ss.SS.t :. s...s', .
Frtaled Fhsf ! had net. ana wa
q isunt fp all that N was not for
want az having deserves 81 ahsn ~
eat me short 80 ~ asclaHf fashion
And guu. ma foff BE- sKksa.
No. sire
'Then yea shall both haze Yuur
uun
tle led us g. tne great mar uron
TIE uall ard uitred the t3p nf tiof
hisr'a swnfA - Ehrimr
i will b. ffHnk with y1u Feutir,
Wnn. a. utfh fwa comrades Yes
have both hesn with me- aHHee Ma
Feugo { believe he has 4 afranzr.
~ pleasant smile which mHs1 COL
ltFht w. hla pnss fare stir a Ind III
ssaid aufshins Here ~ fthalna are
aHF prescott Aa# HHuaftere Hn this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

brewery EHEfneeFs and ttfsssei'--
<-arpsniarR Halt iss0 FpaFth avenue.
ballard ship Csypanfars = Baker
<sfrsei ball. ballard
Electrical Wafksre Ne. lli-a siiFtse-
- hall fga Ssennd avenue.
rlastarers Olympus haM ltaf's Sc
uud avenue.
ahs.t Metal WORKER Maafeiaum
aan itsf seeeud avengo
spitrhrsen- tsisueer block. Fifst ave
Hus ana James street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

OATS taa1 tor. barley fte tau-
mnsas So " ton skau - eeu y - tHn
sran 81 fu sharts - fnus on case
af4 - faas Eastern Isl assGnEtas tifnztaE.
80 ~ fsH. F.satrfu WsaHsakfar reinprrssH5i
firs.fl5F - % taas aaEifarnza haT SO -
.-z.7 -. /. .ifaffa aEn 81 Am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
EF}|(] | {
Usual Trouble During the
German Elections

BERLIN. Juna - Election riots
az Glaaits. Esst rnssaia. To-Day
troubled she police Nha attesnrfsa
20 seppfs.u Polish Nationalist
meeting Tho Poles resisted sna ths
police nied their REVIEWERS and
swords. ona fais vas Killed and
many iniarad
This fsuies hscsma sfiFswsa ana
faHaI : umUIlHrr ~ iHRiEsHs. aVHst5s
fhHf44 several VIE aaauufar Hftss
The uaae hfnaFy Il fhs latter va aesl
sffafed Urter tsaN RESTORED alter
numerous clashes atfh thu authasfs
ties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

TOPEKA. KAN June % -Chaun-
coy Dewey. the COW boz charged with
the murder ~ the HerrYa arrived.
today tp charge ~ officers 10 attend
= hearing BY the supreme court Of
his application for a Writ ~ hateae
corpus a. present he r. bold win
nrf H4E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Nsassrn Washinatan tifaafny. 80 ns4
l - fan alfalfa. 81 p ton rsta 9 =
toni barley. "a ton. wheat - tor
traa so - sea rhafss. fsI.oo tea. fnia-
dlIHss - oss1 = ~ faa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SCHOONER WAS
WRECKED

N8nrof.K. Va. June = THE
-ahaasHHf Russell sent ashore -
gspe t4aftefna lass HsEhf anf = :
total tzsaa NHpafi ard cargo aHFs
ssfmest - aeNa gM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
pRlcrs 10 pRopucEna

frtaae eriess are re saaas IsIlrtrsf ~
faiheat tzsixhi dsaat ar "a ths daea ~
fifia aiff1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
! The MARKET


The FIRST hair o. ths present week
~jif see the largest amount ut
ssfraWbarriss On the nlarkst dufins
EFHHHus zeaeet.. saiHa e
.s-nrsygisaion men Tney sra h ROW
fsorn Green lake Nashon and - Se
~ ARLINGTON To-day they are ssliirE
a. ~ cents and 81 pgr crate. CLARK
s~edliuEs 90 A. ti.t These rfier-
eni rroha htY remain fdr fAF ~
asso. Th-se are nov very few er-
rles IN stock and they sell AZ Ri.In
End q per box
are~n peas aeciinea slightly today
ard string beans FELL Off : een'-
fhubarb advanced slightly. and az
fnrnT,fR vent ap also
WHOLESALE PRICES
fThsse uriesu are 70 any buyer IN qasr-
<fftss Prices ar sfaaiI rurrhaass assfsss
- pr cent. hianNrJ
Provisions
Frash uacat--cas bssf $50 u. sissf hrsf.
$50 - asasteai = lh. PORK iRaig las
II weak sHie p
e.. l1r ~ A.aHaes fs=sh izfie q
Vegetables
California ErssH eaFR. - fezl uHfhaaA
,sfafaaa nafirs g. eslf y ~ faa. fasfaiss
4, ossf SOD tan aer California. 1891 D .
q raFrsts. " = turnips. fi.n4 saek.
d laulrsfEui Tomatoes g. Sos hathnisfe
Al sr<4f ~ p~r hna ieffaea. 70
r. naaiiaauNf ti2s per doN
aahass zoo ests natire ftunarh. 1Is1t0
L g.ilzs asgssaags. q . - n-ll-e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

--aae aaaa fFte fs asHaas tslsrs. ttsa Ht
...sss.5s - - a. faa5aaas Ia So
- t.llaaasf .1ils.as O. nsN = set. EfssH.
fr.s fH5aas Hfrarf-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
as TO JAIL
BREAKING

the matrens old men and a
about the n cd hfd
thereby indusng te prisoner indefinitely.
reeh=
and his The
memory breaks At
-
Is of the existence 81
a "a rt'
used 60 keep the aid hen IN hef
would aa' more
70 he guards
defense Il h re'''n oa e'
and replaced ef m
atehdo Nhe nov te we wy
little hope o improvement
L. me meantime therefore he up 10 shisi s"'
ccasoaa round The ely 1s " ~
sndp prevent a rev deliveries o. tho future - a.
=~ trauhpa whom Wv
Il lucky L. set fsans not IL 60 be allowed 50 ~ ~
VIII however the rn door them feef az,
ts seriously aamage pkns holes @'e"sa ~ ~
tooth brush hands and implements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
Clearancs Sale OF
ENGLISH DINNER
WARE

Cottage set a pieces; slvsr-rray
EnEilnh warn dainty pattern. yaa
value ,........-.... ....... S4.5e
Cottage Set. a. pieces English ware.
ltaNiiand shape; dainty pink floral
spray Eoid-traeesl knobs and
handles. $50 value. Tuesday ......
...t.s....-....... .,....s.s.s. ...... S5.la
cotUEe Set, ~ pieces. brown floral
design gold-ttaeed knobs ana
handles. Tuesday ....... ....Sa "a
Cottage Set a pieces white English
ware. Haviinnd shape: 500 value.
for ..,.,,,.... .,.....s........... Sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
WHOLESALE PRICES

fThese urfcsu are 70 any buyer n qaar-
fstfss Prices - sfaail furrhaass sssesss
- pr cent hiahsrJ
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

surney Refrigerator 80 inches high, 7s inch
es wide and I7h inches deep, with ice
compartm NJ i6H inches long. 1919 inch
IS wide ani III inches deep; has lower
zine-lined storage cabinet. with two re-
movable shelves price ....,.... $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-22
IN THE SUBURBS.
PORT BYRON

Port Byron, July 22.-P. Mullane,
the well-known Moline business man,
was in Port Byron Thursday
Miss Jessie Hunt has been engaged
to teach the Pleasant Point school
this fall.
The farmers pronounce the weather
we are now having as fine for haying.
Mamie Trent returned from her
visit to Missouri Friday evening. She
reports that state suffering very much
for want of rain.
Mrs. C.. H. Belcher has gone to a
sanitarium in Moline, where she will
take treatment.
Prof. George H. Bretnall is teaching
during the month of July in sum
mer school at Onarga, Ill.
Mrs. Boyd, of Galva, is visiting her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. Lyford.
No damage was done in Port Byron
by last Friday nights storm further
than the splitting of some trees.
Attorney A. p McGuirk, of Daven-
port. accompanied by his wife and
children, was in Port Byron Wcdnes-
day.
The Epworth League lawn social
Tuesday evening at Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Huntley's proved pleasant as well
amounting to $13.
Mrs. John Schafer and daughter
Madge are in Moline this week attend
ing the chautauqua.
Mrs. +. NJ. Rogers and Miss Anna
Hunt are attending the state normal
school at Macomb.
Mrs. Clara Grove and son Herbert
and Mrs. Jennie Rose and son Danna
started for Colorado Springs Thurs
day. They will visit Pueblo and Boul-
der before they return.
F.. s. Gates returned Thursday noon
from his trip to the west, where he
has been for the past three weeks
visiting relatives.
Mrs. II. NJ Savage and daughter
Myrtle left Tuesday for Keosauqua,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. \. Olin have receiv-
ed word from their son George that
he would sail from Havana, Cuba, for
home Tuesday morning.
Andrew Axelson, who has been at
albuquerque, y. NJ. for some time for
the benefit Of his health, has returned
to Port Byron. He feels considerably
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Ney. who went
to visit relatives in Pennsylvania,
have been heard from, Mr.. Ney having
been quite sick for several days after
his arrival. They are expected home
some time during this week.
James Cox, of Rapids City, com
menced running a hack from Port BY
ron to Waterfowl Tuesday morning,
leaving Port Byron at 1880 to connect
with the interurban cars.
\ picnic party composed of about a
dozen young people of Port Byron
drove to Joslin grove Tuesday, chap
eroned by Miss Edna Crompton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kensel. of Carbon Cliff,
have been visiting a couple of days
with VIII Miller and family.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-22
ANDALUSIA.

Andalusia, July 22-Miss Hattie
Hayes visited relatives in Rock Island
last week.
Louis Strohmeier spent Sunday at
Carbon Cliff
Miss Nina Simmons is the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. Fred Mosher, in Rock
Island.
Mrs. \. w. Smith is visiting friends
in Rock Island and Milan this week.
Omar Bateman and family. of Tay-
lor Ridge, were Sunday visitors at
Mrs. IL. Mosher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Roberts spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs r. w Sim
mons
Mrs. Charles HuntIey and children
are visiting relatives in Rock Island.
Mrs. Charles Burgoyne anG Mrs. c.
l.. Wenks went to Davenport Saturday
to see Mrs. Simeon Roberts. who is
ill at st. Luke's hospital. Mrs. Rob
erts underwent an operation some
time ago and is slowly convalescing.
Miss Anna Burkett went TO Musca-
tine Saturday. returning home the
first of the week.
There will be an ice cream festival
at the town hall Wednesday evening.
July 20. given by the members of the
NJ. +. church. the proceeds to be used
in buying a carpet for the pulpit.
John Stropes and his two sons, Ed
and Henry. have gone to Burlington,
Iowa, to dig CLAIMS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-22
Masters Sale.
State of Illinois,


Rock Island County, %
In the circuit court of said county. In
chancery.
James Quinn VS.. J. F. Diemer. Foreclosure.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
decree of said court, entered in the above
A. d. 1903. + shall. on Saturday. the eighth
day of August. A. ID 1903, at the nour OF
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the east door OF
the court house in the city OF Rock Island,
in said county of Rock Island, to satisfy said
decree. sell at public Vendue. to the highest
bidder for cash in hand. those certain parcels
of land situated in the county of Rock island
and state of Illinois, known and described as
follows. to-wit:
the northeast quarter 90 of section thirty
tour (3D township seventeen 40 north
range two C2) west of the fourth "a prin-
cipal meridian: thence running east forty
(a0) rods, thence south twenty (20) rods,
twenty COZ rods to the place OF beginning,
containing i've 90 acres
Also the following described real estate,
to-wit: Beginning i've 30 chains south OF
ter co of section thirty four go in town
ship seventeenQOnorth range two(9)west of
the fourth "a. principal meridian and run
ming east eleven QD chains and thirty three
C5Sl links to the center OF the road, thence
along in said road, south eighteen and one
fourth QStO degrees, east eleven (l1) chains
and sixty-niDe t69) links, thence west fifteen
! U5) chains, thence north eleven (l1) chains
aud i've 90 links to the place of beginning,
containing l4.54 acres including all the es-
tate of homestead of the said defendant, J.
F. Diemer.
Dated at Moline, Illinois, this sth day Of
- - WALTER J. ENTRIKIN,
Master in Chancery. Rock Island county, Ill
M'ElTIRY s M'ENIRY, Complainant So
1 licitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-22
BOWLING.

Bowling, July 22.-Mrs. Dudley De
voc and mother-in-law, Mrs. w. De-
voc, and daughter, Miss Edna, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Ellis
and family.
Sandy Coyne and wife had the mis-
fortune to have runaway. They
went to Harry Witherell's to see his
gasoline engine, and Mr.. Witherell
started the machine. The horses be-
came frightened and ran home across
a cornfield, jumping hedge fence.
No harm was done to the vehicle be-
yond the tearing of the top.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson, who has
been sick with typhoid fever, is able
TO be around
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. j. Hale, of
Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-22

freshments were served during the
evening
Frank Wright, of Rock Island. was
Sunday guest at the J. H. Foster
home.
Mrs. Ernest Goldberg has been quite
i'll at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Miller. Her friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
The union Sunday school picnic
will be held at Dungan's grove. one
quarter of mile west of White Oak
school, on the Illinois City road.
Mrs. Ellen Pratt and daughter, Miss
Ruth, arrived from Washington, Iowa,
Monday for visit at the Ripley home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Freyermuth
spent Sunday at Chris Ruthenberg's.