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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
NATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF
FIREMAN iNpoRsE STRIKE

WASHINGTON. Aug. l0.-The Ma
tional Brotherhood of Stationary Fire.
men today indpfsed the sympathetic
strike OF firemen in packing houses
and appropriatesi $1,000 for their use
KANSAS CITY. Aug. lO-E, e.
Smith, we president of the striking
butchers union, arrived here today
10 take charge OF the strike Strike
breakers from San Francisco. whose
baggage train thu union men raided
last night and whose belongings were
dumped into the Kaw river at Rose
dale. all quit Cnuahy's employ today.
saying they were-iiassslsssayy avs. he lost
conditions; si;nc,nainsS s.voo worth OF
i3:i!57 na5 ages and bonds. The men say
they will sue Cudahy.
NEW YORK, Aug 10.-Under the
strike order issued by the butchers.
twenty-five hundred employees quit the
packers employ today. They were
miscellaneous employees, mostly driv-
ers and carriers. A thousand refused
TO obey the strike order
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS
AS TO RIO GRANDE WRECK

PUEBLO. Aug l0-The Rio Grande
this morning for the first time took
active part In the coroner's jury in
vestigation. having its lawyers care
fully watch the proceedings. Al noon
today the identified dead in the wreck
number 80: unknown missing. 33; re
ported missing. 8; total possible casu-
alties, 1876 Nothing new was brought
out at the investigation Of the coron-
er's jury today
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
THE PRICE OF FAME

And now all the things that Judge
Parker has ever written In autograph
albums are being brought TO light.
II man is ever to become famous
he should be duly informed OF the
fact as soon as he Is old enough to
speak or write Otherwise he will be
pretty sure to say something to some
body somewhere some time that he
viii rsGre4 later oa--Bosaoa Herald
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
AFRIgNps PLAN GREAT SESSION.

TORONTO Ont, Aug. 10.-Mem.
bers of the Society of Friends through
out the United States and Canada are
gathering in Toronto for the great bl-
ennlal general conference Of the Seven
Yearly meetings. The conference will
open in Massey Hall the day after
tomorrow and continue for one week
Prominent among those who will par
ticipate in the proceedings are Mayor
Thomas Orquhart OF Toronto. Premier
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
CARRIE GETTING GENEROUS.

RICHMOND Ind, Aug 10.-Carrie
Nation. the temperance advocate,
mailed check for twelve hundred dol
lars to the Home for the Wives of
Drunkards at Topeka last night as n
personal gift
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
PRESENT INDICATIONS POINT
TO AT LEAST |25
VICTIMS
.tol.
t.uIo' }
PUEBLO, Aug. 10. W. !

PUEBLO. Aug. 10. w. n.
aged 81. this morning shot and kille,
his wife at her home on Railroad av-
enue then he leveled the gun at his
oldest daughter. who fled with her
two small children The murderer
then sent a bullet through his own
brain, dying instantly. Mrs Miller al
ter being shot ran into the room In
which her daughter was sleeping. sank
down ON the lounge ana expired in
ten minutes, The couple had been
separated. They had ten children
The exact cause OF the tragedy is not
known.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
- JAY COOK is 80.

PUT IN BAY, Ohio, Aug l0.--Sur
rounded by his children, his grand
chg <dren and several great grandchii-
dren, the veteran financier celebrated
his S3i birthday today in quiet way
today at Gibralter his magnificent isl
and home in Lake Erie. Mr.. Cooke is
still hale and hearty, though he has
not been actively engaged in business
for many years.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
MORE STRIKE BREAKERS.

WASHINGTON. August 10.-Seven.
cen strike breakers We're put to worl,
oday on Washington barracks. TAX.
ng the places OF striking bricklayers.
government officials consider the
ilrike broken.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11

"oss of Ontario. John William
Manchester. England. DR.,
y. anney OF Baltimore, Hen
ry W. r OF New York, Prof. Ru-
ius NJ, Jones OF Haveriord College and
President Jos. Swain of Swarthmore
College
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
KING EDWARD TRAVELS INcoa.

LONDON. Aug. l0.-King Edward
left here this morning for the baths
of Bohemia. He will travel incognito
as the Duke OF Lancaster. and will be
gone a month
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11

ST, PETERSBURG. Aug. lo.-Ku.
ropatkin reports several minor clashes
with JapaAese outposts north of Hal
Cheng. ~
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
FUSION MAY NOT CARRY
IN NEBRASKA

LINCOLN, Aug 10-Keen interest
is manifested in the state conventions
of The Democrats and Populists in ses
sion here today. With Mr.. Bryan in
full control of the Democratic conven-
ton IT is not likely that the St Louis
platform and candidates will receive
more han a perfunctory Endorsement
Considerable difficulty is expected also
in bringing about satisfactory basis
for fusion with the Populists on the
state ticket Still another interesting
feature of the convention is that re
lating TO the Endorsement of a candi-
date for the u. S. senate The
Republicans have made the challenge
by formally nominating in stale con,
vention a candidate for the senator
>ship Whether the Democrats will ac-
cept the challenge by indorsing Mr.
Bryan for tho oonatu Ia as yet unde-
cided
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
DEAR
OF WAR
NEWS

PARIS, Aug. 10,-A telegram re-
ceived from the foreign office SAYS
knropathin has decided not to aban.
don Lao Yang ANA intends giving bat
tie this Week.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11

LINCOLN, Neb, Aug. 10.-In ad-
vance of the convening Democratic
and Populist state conventions at 2
this afternoon 1t was not known
whether or not fusion would carry
Watson, Populist presidential candi.
date. will address the party conven
tion, but has kept the subject matter
OF his speech a secret.
Bryan Is engaged in urging fusion.
1t seems probable that the Democrats
will get the electoral ticket and the
Populists the lions share of the stat,
Offices.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11

TOXIC, Aug. l0.-Russians held as
prisoners BY Kuroki say that kuro-
patkin's ARMY has been on short IA
lions.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11
U. $. NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.

MESSINAss Aug lU.-The American
squadron bound for Smyrna to put
pressure TO bear on the sultan passed
mere today.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. l0-The
porte communicated iayorabiy today
with Minister Leischman, promising
a favorable reply in a few days on the
issue raised.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit un-
ioubtedly holds the record as the
champion killer. A statistician has
figured out that on an average four
hundred persons are killed or iniur
ed by the cars of that company every
ear. 1t Is true great many of these
cases are due to the recklessness OF
The travelling public. but quite a con
siderable percentage is directly cans-
ed by the incapabilIty of the manage
ment and the lnefiiciency of its EN-.
ployes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11

which weighs about as much as doz-
en- paper cards.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15

Ter, representante de xLa Correspon-
dencia@ en- este pueblo.
De manana & pasado Sc proce-
dera al pago de los haberes al magis-
terio por alquiler de casa vivienda
en- este pueblo. Merece placemes nues-
ira Junta Escolar que ha despleg ado
tOdas sus actividades por este asunto.
Han sido t~rasladados de este
pueblo, Acevedo q Aguadilla y Colon
para Isabella.
Lamentamos la a~usencia de estos
dos rectos funcionarios, los que du-
rante su estad1a en- este pueblo, demos
traron cello y actividad en- sus honro-
SOS cargos y Quebradillas felicia &
esos pueblos donde van q prestar u
servicios esos guardianes de los inte-
reses p1blicos.
Ell sabado estuvieron en- este
pueblo los Sres. Hutchinson y Ian
dr6n, inspectores de escuela, viniendo
el primero q hacer entrega al segundo
del Distrito .escolar-del cual sera direc-
tor en- ell proximo ano escolar. Al Sr.
Hutchinson deseamos gra ia permanent
cha en- Manat1 donde va q e%jercer las
funciOnes de su alto empleo Y nos fe-
licitarfamos 81 ALI, llegan & apreciar
ell m6rito de su trabajo como ha sabi-
do ap~reciarlo Quebradillas, Camuy y
Hatillo. AL senor Landr6n nuestra
mas afectuosa b~ienvenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
Propaganda Unionista
Muchos repubIicanos de
Naguabo, Sc c0nvencen
de la bondad de
nueStra causa

7El domingo IL del mes en- curse,
Sc llevo & efecto IN meeting unionista
en- Ell barrio <Daguao> de Naguabo, al
que concurrieron mas de mil personas,
apesar de ser dicho barrio completa-
mente republican,.
Pero basto que Sc pr esentara allf
Ell digno y respectable puertorrique1o
don Rafael Rocca, que goza 81 toda la
Jurisdiction de Naguabo de immune
rabies simpatfas, para que su pabra
bra convincente y carinosa, conven-
ciera q muchos republicanos do Ia bon
dad de la causa que defendemos.
FL acto resulto sumamente prove
chose para nuestra colectividad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
DOLORES

muy bien de salud. Descsnsa
IN ratio y luego podras ir en- bus
ca de mi esposs, que Sc alegrara
mucho de clio.
Ell joven pregunt6 que ca
mino era ell mas SECURE para a
lir III encuentro de Lady Mimic
Y ell condo lie contest6 que L. ha-
hallarfs seguramente en- Ia fnca
mas pr6xims, & donde habfa lido
con sintencion de coger frutas
para los nihos.
Gabriel Sc encsmin" nj pun
to indicade. C1nociendo 10 ra-
pidez de percepci6n de su ma
Dire, estaba SECURE de que en- ell
momento en- que lie dirigiese 10
mirads, comprenderfa ell desen-
gano que habfa sufrido.
FL corazon lie empez6 & Ia
tir a~celeradamente, en- cusnto
! vic & So madre bajo 10 enrama-
da: Al bien parecfa hallarse me-
jor. In palidez de rostro de In
condesa y las huellas que en- Ell
marco la pena, delat&ban larg2s
horas transcurridas en- medic
del sufrimiento.
Al vera Gabriel. Lady Min
to Sc estremecio y los ojos de IL
madre parecieron leer en- ell
hijo DO solzmente aus ideas Y
pensamientos. sine los secretos
de su corsz6n. Adelsntandose
con prestezs, lie tendi6 ambas
manos.
i Gabriel ! exclam6.
Y ell sonido de aquella vcz
inund6 Ell alma del jover, como
las ondas sonoras de una dulce
orquesta.
Antes de que tuviera ITEM
DO de ahadir una palabra mas,
Rosa y Ru, dando senales de
infaDtil albnrozo, SO abalzDza-
ron hacia Gabriel, quien dee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15

ell "N5hI desperdndum"; pero
en- cuanto & mi, no me queda
mas remedio que desesperarme.
-Au no; mientras durA
ls vida cate la esperanto. En-
tret.Dto.... iQuiere listed en-
trar & tomsr IN refresco en- mi
casa? parece que esta listed can
ssdo.
He recibido an desepga-
no. contest6 Gabriel, prefiero
confesarlo antes que fingir; va
mos q donde listed guste y lie
ruego me perdone 81 soy impor-
tuno; pero mi coraz6n apenas
puede recibir ell embate de tan
terrible choque.
Ell reverendo. volvio Ia Ca
bez', como al saIgo lie llamase
realmente 10 stenci6p. para DO
sumentRr In pena del forastero,
sin apecibirse de a'guno que
otro sollozo apagado que So Is
capaba de In gxrganta de GA
briel. nj YER las lsgrimss que sc
deslizaban por sus mejillas.
mientras iba 6jsndo In mirads
en- cuanto 10 rodeaba; en- los an
tiauos muros de In iglesia; en- ell
altar delante del que su madre
inclin6 In frente virginia. para
pronuncisr IN jursmento; en- In
vidriera de esplendidos dolores;
en- Ia sombra de Ia cruz que se
p~royectaba en- aquei momento.
como en- amos anteriores Sc dibu-
i6 junto 4 su madre al pie del
ara ssgrad& -.
Luego Sc encaminaron a In
casa del parroco, donde tomaron
Or refrigerio. AIlf EN- buenA
armopfs. y con snimo mejor dis
puesto, Gabriel oyo Ileno de in
teles ell relate del anna del curx
acerca de multitud de documen-
tos que nuchAs veces 80 creye.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
CABOTAJE
NOTAS De AGUAS BUENAS
(De n,sestrO C0Tresponsal.)

En- Ell dia de aver sc celebr5 ur
meeting de la <Uni6n de Puerto Ricoz
en- ell barrio de <Jagieyes.o Dicho
acto sc llevo & efecto o numerosa
concurrencia, reinando ell orden mas
complete.
-Ha sido nombrado CONCEAL de
este municipio don Liborio C6rdova,
actual Presidente de Ia Junta de ms
truccion. Esos dos cargos son incom-
patibles.
-Ha llegado 4 este pueblo ell cabo
Cuevas. BESIDE que lego, POGO lie ha
faltado a los republicanos para pa
siarlo en- hombro por las GALES. Nos
otros esperamos que cumplira con su
deber.
~Tambien han llegado dos guar
dias que han sido trasladados q este
pueato. A uno de ellos 10 vimos la
noche que lego pasiando con IN re-
publicano intransigente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
17s

ses con que notificar & 80 madre
ell desgraciado exito de 50 en-
presA: por mucho que apelAse
III consuelo de Ia refexi6p, no
podia Avenirse con 10 idea de
haber cast tccado con In mano
la fortuna, para tenerla que
abandonar desde luego, sin re-
medic.
--lAdi6s! dijo ell joven con
templando Ia aldea adormecida
en- In calma del silencio. Con
tigo dejo mi Ultima esperauza
FL regreso q In grams de
Alcor, fu6 para Gabriel sligo
muy distinto de su visje 8 Ell
mira; Antes Sc e%ncontraba ami
moso, radiante de j1bilo, lleno
de esperanto; mieptras que sho-
re-, todas sus ilusiones scsbAban
de desvanecerse, contemplated
d gu slrededor una vida de ira
bajos y afanes sin cuento.
A medida que Sc iba acer-
candO q In cass, sc entristec els
mas Y mas Recordaba In SON
risa que lie dirigi6 81 madre al
despedirse y sentia 10 que sien-
te ell guerrero que h perdido
una batalla.
Cuando lego & In granja.
In coDdesa estaba ansente, dan
do I'M Laseo en- carrurje con Ru
y Rosa; ell condo nj verlo mani
feet6 gran satisfaction, recibien-
dolo con muestras de afecto.
La verdad, Gabriel, lie
diio. hssta me incomod6 ell que
me dejaras solo. liable con
Lord Foster y me dijo que es-
tAbA muy delicado y deseaba
vivamente que 10 acompsfAses.
La condesa tambien te echo de
menos; shorA Sc encuentrA mas
animosa; pero en- estos Gltimos
dias parecia estar triste y no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
Nj creo que nadie tuviera

esa suerte.
-Ofrezco Glen pesos como
recompenss, dijo Gabriel. al
que aporte alg6n dato que AFRO
je alguna luz sobre 10 que trato
de ipvestigar, y doscientos pc
sos nj que me ensene IL partida
matrimonial. repuso Gabriel,
SECURE de que Lady Mimic pa
garfa con gusto esas cantidades,
Il Doscientos pesosl excla-
mo Benito con una mirada rs-
dante de j6bilo. lvoy q ser rico
para toda mi vidal ST hay al
guien en- ell mundo que pueds
encoDtrxr ell documento, Csc be
de ser 70, caballero: nadie me
jor que yo conoce los parsjes
mas ocultos de estos lugsres.
ST en- 10 jglesia mis- pesquisss re-
sultan indtiles. preguntaIe a los
vecinos del lugar; uno por uno
". iquien sabe 81 esos docu-
mentos hAbran lido & larar 4 al
guna casucha de estx aldesl
Ell reverendo mene6 la CA
beza de un modo expressive.
"A mi modo de yer. TODD
es vano; no quisiera descorazo-
mario q listed. pero despues de
haber registrado hasta In cripta
de 10 iglesia. creo que no queds
"a NADIA por YER.
-Luego listed opina que ell
sacrist6n no Va & lograr nada.
repuso Gabriel. cariacontecido-
-lPse! De todos MOODS es
meior confiar siempre; para cor
~solarse, hay que recordar ell can
tico latino: Whit desperdn-
dune.'
Ell ioven &c sonri6 con es
fuerzo.
-Cuando sc canta con bue-
IA Voc, nada gusta mas que Dir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
DE QUEBRAD|LLAS
(Ds n,e<stro Corresponsal)

QUEBRADILLAS, SEPTlEM-
BRE 12.-Comentando n noticia da-
da por nuestro querido colega ola
Correspondenciao acerca de que los
unionistas de este pueblo apoy aban
Ia candidatura para alcalde de Camuy
del cOrreligionario senor MILAN, de
Hatillo, procuramos enterarnos 81 era
cierto 10 dicho por Ell referido colega,
resulta que no es asf; pues adn es
la bora que nuestrJs correligionarios
no han designado los hombres que han
de ocupar los puestos p1blicos, y po-
demos afrmar que su opinion para es-
tie cargo recae en- ell senior Estrella,
nuestro actual alcalde y hombre de
frmes principles y de arraigado amor
patrio, que ha sabido administrar los
intereses del pueblo & satisfaction del
mismo. Felicitamos desde ahora al
senior Estrella, por sostener inc6lume
las simpatfas del pueblo.
En- dias pasados tuvimos ell gus
to de saludar en este pueblo, de paso
para Hormigueros, q nuestro querido
amigo Reverend Parroco de Rio Pie
dras Torres Dfaz, acompahado de su
sehorita y amable hermana Juanita Y
de las respetables senoras doha Mer-
cedes Muf1oz viuda de Orcasitas, dona
Ines Sicard6 viuda de Lopez y dona
Andrea Garcia viuda de Gaviho. A
todos nuestro cordial saludo.
Para dar cumplimiento & 10 acor-
dadn por Ell Comits unionista, efec-
tu6se el domingo pasado un meeting
en- Ell barrio eLos cocos,> de este po-
blado. ALI, como en- todas parties,
nuestros prohombres supieron predi-
car nuestras sabias DOCTRINES y des
plegar la bandera de paz y concordia
para todos los puertorriquenos. AIDE
lante, correligionarios, asf Sc hace
patria!
Sc ~encuentra entire nosotros, de
regreso de Maricao, donde Sc encon-
traba, la respectable esposa de nuestro
estimado amigo doctor Audinot. Mu-
cho nos alegramos.
-Desde hace dfas, venimOs no
tando que desde temprana bora, Sc
aglomeran infnidad de chiquillos has
la llegada de los automobiles, pro-
duciendo alboroto y ~pudiendo ocasio-
mar alguna d~esgracia Yea este nues-
ira celosa policfa.
Hoy salio para GALES con obje-
20 do pasar algunos dias entire sus IA
miliares, nuestro querido amigo Ell
Lcdo. Roure, .acompahado de su dis
tinguida madre. Agradables impre- I
le deseamos.
-Hsmos saboreado con gusto la |
s~imp&tica idea de algunas d~istingui- {
~ sehoritas de recolectar fondos pa {
proveer de pahos ell altar de nues- {
sro Patron San Rafael. t
A iniciativas de la sehora dona /
Josefa Monagas, viuda de Audinot, sc c
esta co%nstruyendo un altar para San t
Rafael one mucha falta le hacfa. Mu- |
chas damas como doha Pepita hacen G
falta en- este pueblo. {
Sc 6 extra de nuevo entire nos I
otros ell querido amigo senor Ruiz So 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15

BiUetes bdTatos para diaS festiuos
En- Ia clase de Capital & Bayam6n,
ida y vuelta 25 ctvs.; en- "a Is ctvs.
En- IL de Bayamon & Catano, ida y
vuelta Is ctvs.; en- pa 10 ctvs.
Billete ordinarfo de Capital 4 Cata-
no en- q clase & 3 ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15

Salidas de la Capital y Bayan6n
simultaneamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
TRAVESIA

<Egremont Castle> descargando.
OLeo1 i'd.
<Ponce1 i'd.
CABOTAJE
VDos Hermanos0 FaiarGo.
SIsabela1 Aguadilla y Mayaguez
xVictoria1 Yabucoa.
<Corazon de Marfa~ descargando.
Jana Maria1 Humacao yNaguabo
~Borinqueno Arroyo y Ponce.
<Voluntad> pe~ndiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15

Cumbreras ), ), go ctvs.
Canales -, 10 >,
TOrnillos con tuereas y arande-
las d 5 16 90.
Tornillos con rosca de MADEIRA 4
8 Ia q.q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
GUSTAYO RODRIGUEZ
Abogado y kotario
Marina 5, Ponce, PusYto-Rico.
linea Fe1ea del Oeste

ltinerario del servicio de Trenes y
Vapores que empezara & regir
Ell dfa 9 de Mario de 1902.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21

fresh kaffee kuchen, to McCarty's, 524
Twentieth street.
Somebody gets a stove for nothing
next Monday at David Don's. Get
free ticket today.
a good stock left of ladies' and
mems $3.50 shoes. closing out price.
S195. at Finne's.
Dunlap hats. Stetson hats. Imperial
hats, hats for everybody. You know
u.s. The London.
See the dollar corsets with four hose
supporters attached, for 80 cents. Sat
urday at McCabe's.
Two cents yard for shifting prints
with some slight imperfections, Sat
urday at McCabe's.
Boys knee trousers, AS and 30 cent
ones, for Saturday only, IS cents.
Sommers & LaVelle.
Mems cravenette coats. the pop
ular garment for these rainy days.
Sommers & LaWslle
Get a free ticket on the stove to be
given away at David Don's Oct. "a.
No purchase required
For Saturday, self opening umbrel-
las worth 81 for 73 cents. None after
Saturday The London.
Fancy peaches. New York grapes.
malaga and Tokay grapes and pears
at Hess Bros tomorrow
See what we are showing in novelty
overcoats for boys from 8 to 10 years.
Great values. The London.
Everything that's new and worth
buying in mems and boys clothing is
shown at Gustafson & Hayes.
We clean and press your clothes
with care. Beal & Mccarthy. Illinois
theatre building. Old phone TIC l..
Our mems suits from $3.50 up to $15
bare certainly trade-winners. Take 4
look at them. Gustafson & Hayes.
Now for that tailor made suit o.
| Carthy's, Illinois theatre building.
Finne's closing out shoe sale is
drawing To a close. Get your shoes
at once if YOU want to save money.
Y. NJ. c. a. entertainment course
opens Nov with The Haskell Indian
Band" Season tickets now on sale.
You1l miss it if you don't get one
OF those souvenirs at Young & Nc
Combs. Special bargains for tOmOr
row.
The captains of the teams in the
| City Bowling league met last evening
! No action was taken on the proposal
to reorganize. presented by the South
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-21

Paws. and the schedule will stand as
arranged originally.
Remember Young & McCombs' SOU
venir sale is still in full blast. Sou
venirs with every purchase Of 81 or
over.
Our mems oYercoats at $3.50, $40,
S12 and SIS are the best in the mar
ket Take look at them. Gustafson
& Hayes.
Whipped cream rolls, chocolate
eclairs and cream puffs at McCarty's
confectionery. 324 Twentieth street, to-
morrow.
The Sacred Heart bazaar is being
favored with large crowds every night.
Tonight a delightful musical program
will be given.
Attend the dance given by the Mod
ern WOOdmen at their hall in South
Rock Island tomorrow night. Tickets,
so cents. Ladies free.
Get wise" We can make you a
stylish tailor made suit or overcoat at
SIS. $40 and s25. Beal & McCarthy's,
Illinois theatre building.
Have you seen the beautiful souve-
Mrs Young & McCombs are giving
away? You also have a chance to get
that beautiful mahogany piano, free.
For the best soft coal on the market,
telephone NJ. Sosna x Co. corner Fiji
teenth street and First avenue. Phone
brown 81. All orders given prompt
attention.
Everything that enters into a G. &
H. suit or 0vercOat is the best that
brains can select and money can buy
Prices from SIS to $50. Sold only by
Gustafson & Hayes.
Some one is going To get that beau.
tiful piano at the end of the month
Take advantage of the souvenir sale,
bargains a-plenty. souvenirs for all.
Young & McCombs.
We positively show.the best selected
line of fine suits or overcoats ever
shown in the three towns and prices
are lower for the same class of gar
ments. The London.
SIS suit sale AT the big blue front
In this lot you get browns. fancy wor
steds and blacks in single and double
breasted. Get in line, follow the
crowd. You viii land at the London.
The ladies of the Noon Day Rest as
sociation are to serve a chicken pi,
supper at the rest rooms on Third ave
nue. Saturday evening from ; to
O'Clock. Gentlemen will be especial,
welcomed, the ladies desiring to inter
est the men Of the city in the work o
| the association.