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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

mel, fe bet BIZ ban life, enbfise abon.
mere paa apiieIt. Selp bar leg Gang
efter Gang prepet at faa barn til bet,
men bar altio mdattet forIaoe BAN
meo r~forrettet Sag. Seq fan life faa
bam enten til oct enc eller Oct an6et."
Waen ieg ifal faa BAN til oct,
mente Cummings.
"Oe iee p9ober en- ny Rlabnins
paa, of De life fan ia CONNER
8ampton ligeian beitemt.
Wirbel, jes gaor inc paa 8nobe.
mlaaIet," ia Cummings. ~Son ifal
tilpers inben tire Maaneber fra Soto.
aiin maa ieg ~forlange, at bette ifal
bore en- Sorftaaelie melem Gem og
mig; tbi De fan NOT inoie, at Sagert
bill bore tabt, ON bette @eobemaal
ifuIbe bIi a~IminbeIis befienbt os font
me til Mr. 9enbertons Rlinbfabl"
"Selpfslgelig," i~nbrsmmebe DOM
mer 8ampton; "bet biIbe beler life
finbes pasienoe for en- Tanb | min
Stiaing, ON bet fom no, at ieg bapbe
inbsaaet ct 89ooemaaI. Sbag bar
pi ben lite lpriI; Sperensfomiten er
oItiaa, at De inben lite Sitli ffaI ba
faot Som Bemberton til at 81 Gem
ct Advertisement, Tom ban moa BE.
tale for ! 2isbeb meb De sprtge gfber.
~terenbe2"
"&orreft," iparebe Cummings.
Den npe Gier at "8a5ette" bar
enbnu life bIet nogenlitnbe bitsbarm
/ tit npe girfefelt, Sa ban en- Dag BE.
iliitteoe iis til at bope oct fsrite Sor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

San table imioIertio life @nnos
nGrprreIIen, men faiteb iis bosopel
oe LOB, iorn ON ban bar beipimet, int
be matte bore ban no al ganen o.
inb | ct MftrroeIiespgreIie, bpor bai
fit anIeoning til at trnffe fla d
igien. i
Men aaitrofen inbtraf to Maane
Der ienere, ba genene iprans fin BE
meo BAN. Ter elf roget iitpffer
Wefanismen, ba ban tog en- poIbion
Spurt frem til MaaIet, os ben aiiap
Tom genene ifiiIbe itanbies meo, fun
gertc Kfe - ban funbe life itanoie.
EnbIifum ifreg, og 3ommerne bin
feb % raabte, at 2sbet Dor enbt; mer
ban bare trapeo inei.
ct Bar aonitabIer forisste at fac
Gag | BAN, oa ban binbreo 5ortiGt.
teIien al aopIsbene: men DC frnbe
liseiaa sierne babe forisgt at Hoppe
ct 2ofomotip. San for Iige paa Dem,
rep Dem operenoe og fortiatte Oct
|pilbe 2s6.
Son funoe babe faitet fig neb, bpis
ban bapbe popet oct, men giorbe BET
life; tbi ban bopoe Ell iaoban Sart,
at ban bilbe blipe ilpnset afIteo ct
langt Stpffe, efterat ban Dor foIbt;
% besmoen piloe 9cnene babe Scrtiat
at fRgte % fare, inotiI be blep
bunone, eller Wefanismen itonoieb,
% ! beege SiIf9Ioe bar Spoaeelien
til gebraeeriet uunbsaaeIis. San
trabeb pioere.
geobeIsbet giolot en- engeIif Dill
| en- rinb gone, og ban bapbe ole
reoe tilbageIast Den fem @ange.
S fin Sortpilelie gap ban tilIIitt
gremiefnappen ct iibite poloiomt
Stsb. 9enne Sang pirfeb Den. men
iaa fraftie. at ban blep fnlbitenois
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

isg meb Ir. Bemberton. Som t9nft,
iaa aiort. Cummings traf bam enc
paa &ontoret og rpffebe itrar no meb
lit ,ggrinoe.
"Rei," ia Bmeberton but; leg
tror life paa benilags Sublicering;
oct er g enseipilbe ret og ilet, % bpis
9e life fan boloe Ceres glpiS 9oa.
enbc uoen of ppre afb9ngig al glper.
tering, iaa par BET beoit, De iluttet,
10 Tor 10 better. De faar life noget
Advertisement al mig"
"Nu, iom 9e bill" Isb Cummings
rolige gen9rfning, ba ban reiite fig
for at gaa. "@qigeoel baaber ieg en-.
gang of f1inne faa opertpbet Sem ON,
at oct er / 9eres eeen Ssnteresie at
benptte Steoets @pis."
~"gllbrig!" iparebe 8%ertberton. ~9e
fan ipare Dem rmasen. SoroeI!"
9a Cummings efter bette llofoIS
forlob Gembertors gutif, bleo ban
anraabt al 9oftor @agner, ser eiebe
apotbefet tGt peb, % meo bpem ban
aIlerebe boobe inbleoet gefienbtifdb.
"9lb, De bar bel prsbet pao at fan
Com Yemberton til at apertere, fan
ies t9nfe2" ia 8oftor @aener Ie.
eroe. "0a ffaI leg beooe paa, at Se
er Iige nGr."
"8un iaa bore; men oct bar life
Zig graabait meb oct beler," ipareoe
Cummings. "8ammel Sane er prang
at pertbe; beleriffe blep Rom bpgget
paa en- Gag. Bent 9e bare ItSt; ieg
er life f9roig meo bom enbnu!"
%Saa 9pffe til" ia Softor 8ag.
ner. Get ifuISe bore baabe interes.
iant % moriomt at ie oct Ipffes
Gem. Sean ieg bore 0em til nogen
Si9Ip, iaa ifaI ieg oltio bore porat."
ga, Se Fan foreIs6ig gisre mig
ben Sieneite at Iabe Gembertou lGie
Seres gpis, naar De ieTp Dor IGIt
BEN igiennem; oct pil biplpe mig til
at naa Raalet iaa meaet lettere :"
| "SfaI ife," IopeSe Goftor 8aener.
| Oct nait uofoutne &iimer al
"9oonburs 8asette" inbeboIbt en- bel
Gel Smaanotttier, ipreot omfrin9 /
gpiien og meo fslgenSe SnoboIb:
"9fr. Sbomas 8iimbleton, set po.
pul9re ReoIem af SfoIeraaoet, be.
isste Miis @ilis' SfpIe uoenfor
gpeu iibitleoen Sorsoaa.~
"Set bar en- pen Sum genge, ser
II Ssnoass fom inS peo aolleften /
Observation-Disclosures. Gen fommer
bel meo. 8irfeus trofoite 8arge, Ir.
gebblebunter, bar ba oeiua bel for.
nsiei meo Spmmtringen."
~Sor agtpprSiae @rauoe, Rr.
Tbomas 1iigeIteiter, boIot en- meeet
beIoia IiSen Gale peo I~ftenntoer.
boISnineeu / Douna Soils Spceiim
iioitIeSen Snsoag."
"Yfr. SbomaS GurfefiIer forifisu.
uer / oiSie Taee lit pofre Sadnings.
bus boaSe inS. % uSuenbis, San
penter 9eissenSe fra Sprins 8rope."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

Mcr por engnng Ell Noub, len
boeoe borte / eli Sfop; har
bapbe ina mango Snler % @icocr
men alorig firuhe ban bare Dem |
6reo for 8rnobeten. Seq ifal bel
lure Ben @~rnataSien," iaabe ban
tiIiioit % aap zig til at grooe en-
llIueinie. Gn han bopoe eruuet bpbt
NOT, intte ban Ell SioIpe miot neo |
llIpeituer, og paa Sen Stolpcn ilog
ban en- Sfine, % poo oen Sfioeu
iatte ban ell Iiocn @uro, % ouer
8raoen Inaoc ban Rpiitc og Bar oa
nnbet Ruff, % opeupaa oct itrseoe
ban Sue, forot SnSien life ifuloe ie,
ser oor en- Brap uuocr. "a set leo
no paa Rutten. bIeo oeu lille Sun.
ben fie0 al at itou Der. Sop, BOP,
noo!" ioebe oen. og eiseoe MOB
Mfaonru. Son fom Der Ell RGp Iaf.
fcnoes oa InffenbeS o9 tGnfte, ban
rigtia ifiiISe aiere WarfeO, iaa siorbe
ban ct Sop - borouS ueo | lllpe.
'tlieu. % oct leo liot Ipnger no pna
Rotten, ioa blep ben lille SunoeH iaa
fieb % ina iitlteu, 90 ioa tog ben pua
al gis og 9nGIbre: bob, bob, popl"
ioeoc 6en. Ret ON oct bar, fom Der
en- 8raabeu ~tosienbes % tosienoeS
ban tpnfte nof, ban ifitlbe bentc iig
en- feb Stee, % ion eiorbe ban ct
Sop - borblis ncS / lIpeitnen. ga
Oct leo no / @roaIpsningen ON Mor.
genen, fom Rorbeninoeu, % BET bIep
fao foIbt, at beu lille Sunben itob o9
frss og Ifaln, % iaa por ben iao trGt
% iuIten; ~oop, Dor, pon!" iagoe Den
% giseoe | ct pGf. Sun fom Ser Ell
9isru IobbenSes pg lobbeubes bort.
efter. % buffebe paa fig % tGnfte,
ban ifuIoe NOT fna iig en- 8obbio paa
Representation; iaa buifeSe ban ipeien
no paa apiiteue - barouS neo | III.
beitueu.
IA oct leo Iibt IGngere no pna
Worgeneu, Tom Der 9uaenbe Ell gam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
Jim Paearos uomerfeoe OpfinoeIie
en- fauofaroie amerifanf Piforie.

~ propos Sp%iinSeIier", iagoe Sr.
Sanobru fprIeoen aften / alubbeu,
"bor ieg n~oaeuiiu6e fortaIt ON Sim
Sagnros 9a%teutben? : fienoer 10
Sim? San ioarer til Ell GuropGers
9egreber ON ameritonerne beore ems
nogeu nnben, ieg fienoer; ban bar iu'
gen 6oroomme. brpr iia life ell 6or'
mer, aier, bpab ban bebaeer, % CT
Ell raitIsS Spiiu6er.
Nhtnel, Sim bopoc en- @eu, Sad,
iom life bapoe noqen Der, % iom par
%misforneiet meO at ppre "ct 8rug
poa 2ioets Strono," iom ban fnIote
BET. Saa fom Sim poo lin roitc
Ruobe oa iagbe:
Seg itaI giere bia ct Bar FL.
tentbenl
90 noor BON Dor fommct til al
lore BET, hapbe han intct nrhet At
gisre enS at begproe poo Irbcioet.
San arltnbet pon IrnbIemct pon'
gen % / Eremrc, i llaer % Wtaune.
Ser, % ontiibcr lpffe6ea Set ham al
f%onitruere NJ Nooel, iom han bar
forueiet meo.
Gc flnitiRc @cu-uor loo uonlCrtct
at 8Grcrcu finn behepChe Of boIoc
9alancen, - @eucne off al iiG icIu,
toffet purr ell itn6ril Wcfouiamc.
Tom Sim ror melct itoIt opcr. nc
faniSmen iaN / agtcroCIcn % frmOc
trpffcS op nIcO CT @eaIc mems en-
Mab Snapper pao Chen auOcnOcs
Ill at rcauIcre Jorteu.
anor DC life booNC uoRct N}enuciTc
al bore, gtt @cucnc gIoHcIil Ell en-
acIf @iI pno fem Miuuter, o. hpi@
man ifrueo Dem ~ til al iprinle FOG
oct life mere emo ct Gar Rinutcr.
Sim prepco Dem ierit tioIiQ en-
Morgen, for rogcu cuom hUuoc itoo:
op, Se began fig GA oitrh meo en- ian
6au 5urt, at han mOatte lace Ell ri.
benoc a%ouitobcl galopcrc citcr Den
% fna fot / Dem.
Nen aim bar henrptt og trnttc Al
nuar DC u6en "8uttcr" funOr touc liz
frem en- NiI poo 10 giimtcr. moott,
be meo Rpttcr flluoe giere Oct pot
ire, % set par en Surti8beb iom III
acn menneiteIige @cn ba0oe nnoct.
9tu ouerLoo ban ben benleie BOD
fin CpfnocIic, % eiter nogIc Sol
better, iom life par barre END DC
9eIOcipe6rioniugeu be5pnoer meo
lGrte Sad til lin og Sims SiIireo..
BED at gua me6 SnteutbeHcnc,
Sngen, iom life oibite oct poa 6or
banno, tunoe hanger ie paa Sad q
bans Ben life par naturltae, iaa goo.
bar be fouitruerie.
glt bapDe iaaleoeS bare oRret goo
ps bel. bpis life Sim baobe tomme
til at iortpue Sad, boor burtie 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

fltnoe 'prtnge og aao, llaor man rig
tig ifrueO Dem op. Sad bapbe altir
baot en- Soogbeo for Sport, ifient
bans &reblin9etiIitano t~ioligere bah.
Dc biuoret bam / at oprfe bcnuc Eas.
lion % ubmcrfe fig.
"a ban III 9rinoig baobe lprt al
BRUCE line Ben, begDnote ban, itoen
al mlberrctte Sim ocrom, at oeItose
I aoplsb og anpgoug % beieirebe
mc6 Sctbeo ale aouflircutcr.
Sim ni0ite iugenting, for ban en-
DAG oocruur ct S%portSitrpne for al
ioa lc Den me Champion" inm ollie
toltc ON - Sad babe outat ct an.
Oct 9taou - og Ran blep bsiit for.
boniet oucr at ic, at oct bar bans ben.
leie GcL iom iIoa ollie tioIigere Te.
torhCr mcb bans Tntentben. San
tlut0c uiitroT fife uuolaoe at isle iia
itclt oper tit &crf, men ban bar for
.Trlia til life at miSbiUtae set 9cbra.
Nacri iom Iud Qioroc iig ifpIbia / Iiae.
o~ncrfor inc aonfurrcntcr % Hubli.
finn.
"Dfcn hunbr life IoIf ie," ofbrsS
her en- SiIhercr &r. SdrborilS int.
r~csionte 6ortrIliu1 at @enenc life
por uoturligc."
"Nci, oct bar muuIiat. tbi Sad
bruatc Dem mcb &irnloiitct. % Dc
btpUacOc iiQ Iiqciou let % Ieoigt iom
ct Eor oImiuoeIi1e Menncitebcn."
N'cu han bapbe bel Sricot ION an.
ore Yro~fcHiioHtitcr % ga matte oct
70 oI'C@, N $500.
"Slct fife, rrfIGrcoc br, SuuS.
Nru, 90 NubIifumS Seuuoring ooer
hora Scirc nor cuSm iterrc, fcrbi
han oItlo iprung / aImiubeIig LANCE
buffer"
"2IuoOcr!," uNbroo Sen tpiIenos
[rlhercr.
50, Sim ban bar iclu fortoIt mig
BET. Geritc Sang, Sad four for al
ocItoRc / ct anpIeb, 10 oue Rcune.
fer al bans IonQe Buffer, men ga
han logoe Incl hoIot De ~ at lie. gu
iaoouu Grrt % llSboIoeubeb boobe
man olNrig icct hos nosen Groies-
ijonIit.
Sim iorisQte al opcrtolc bam til al
opgiue bcune &u6tP9tStiI6e, men in.
let biuIp, % Sim rar MI for goSmo.
6tg til al bile oiiIere 9eSruGeriet."
"4tcu bleU han ga aI6ria opSaaet, "
ipurgtc Den nUapiiG (ilbGrer.
so oct oGr petop oct, lea piIoe
iortRllc. Gn8ouG par Sad n9r peS
at BIZ opNaget, ioet han baooe alemt
at trGffe Qtctnnismen Ianat NOT op.
Senene brauItouieO miSt uroer Sap.
Iebet, % han funOc life fommp al
6IGtfm; ! andres Rrrpur funoe ban
10 life bruge RegIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

8ontraft meb en- Ben al mig ON Se'
perance af en- goo og uioi9elig Rape
moo en- Detailing az en- runb Riaion,
% hporoan oct enote -"
Eat, ieg tor imob begge mi; iioen
blir Der bel altio 2eiligbeo til at faa
Here. Eli en- 9egpnoelie fan on OPS
parte meo oen ON Ranoen, Tom life
piIbe apertere, men iom formobentlig
blep bragt paa bebre Sanfer?"
"Netop," ia 8loomer. 90 iaa be.
gpnote ban fin Sort9ling.
Oct bar | en- Sntaabp | 8elten; ri
fan fuloe Ben goonburg. Ser bar en-
gpis, iom ri fan ben9pne "9oonblirg
8a5ette". 0ennc sfpiS babe min
Ben Sobn Cummings netop aifisbt
0ommer hampton, Ell al 9perrs ioIi.
De WGnb. Smna EropinSblabe iom
"@o5ette" bar enbnii aIbrig furnet
betale iia, hoor life @ieren ieIp bar
giort Nrbcioet. 9omner Sampton
hapbe imibIertib bnerfen ppret Oct
enc cIler oct anbet for fin slpis. ntert
enbog auiat TO M9no for oct arbeibe,
ban ielp brlroe ubfsrt, ON oct fsrit og
fremlt babe p9ret bam ON of gisre
at faa Snbtpgter 90 llb9ifter til ial.
foIb at boIoncere iaa nogenIunoe.
Som oct bar, ~prangebe besliagtet Sr.
Sommerens 9opn UNDER SiteIen iom
"gier % Rebaftsr", oa oct bar egent.
Zig oerfor, ban boIbt Ipiien oppe, at
Den GAP bom enbeI itsrre SSnoHpoeIie
% Itaoi8 ~NlnIeoning til of ia ct Orb
meo / Saget. Smiiber inbiaa ban
BOG, at oi3ic Soroele for bam life op.
peiebe Soretagenbets ~pefiniGre Cab,
bpiIfe bIeu BAN paafsrt life minoit
oerneo. at label bans &eoaftsr iom
Seitprer unolab at lGgge for Saeen
Den Sosr % Snteresie, Ser eierrte FIN.
oeS hos en- gier meo Saanben paa
Tlo9en. Serfor boboe CONNER
hampton life eiort fort artSet for
Noiien erS at bGffe DC itobige timber.
ifttS, % ban par bel fornsiet, ba
Cummings tog Burden fra bans
Gfulore.
"9e biI not, Orr. Cummings,
BABE ioritaoet," bem9rfeoe CONNER
@amptou, ga SanoeIen bar %afiluttet,
"ot Dor pms Sorretningsm9nb er
flittiae Ipertereuoe. Sen Del al Dor
Goisiorretning bar pi ba iolfalo ef.
terbaanoeu ~oparbeibet iaa piot Tom
bel mulia. Sper eneite @ano | en-
eDer ouSen Sorretnine Der paa ste.
oct apcrterer ~nafbruot - motagen
Nr. 8em6erton. San erflGrer bent
no, at ban life tror paa Gpcrterins,
os pi bar aISria eptiet at faa ban til
at ifiite Stanopnnft. Mr. Gemberton
er en- al 9pens gamle SanSeIsm9no,
Der bar lin esen areos al itse aitn'
Ser. San or ATTN babe ! firfeltse
90 fommunaIe gifGrer. ca ban ORR
Der Ell iepn SauoeI: men apertere,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
Sra ipreote Setter.

Sanfefurn. Iaar on gaar til
Brpiteu % iorlanBer Sielie, utoa or
ba' 10 @iGner meb ois, elers oil ban
life tro, at on er ioa oitnt.
Gu SmnIc Siitrait. TroieSicren
Gtiffer SoreSet inc al Ssren iii Bar
berin,en): 600 0sorsenl Seq ifaI
bare ODER til Gisorbnnolereu ct Eie'
bIif, - &c fan SGbe mig ino iaa'
lGnge!"
Siut ifal bet bore. "gtaa, bler
life sin Snfel SberitIeitnanten De.
foreret, ba ban bar iaa IGuse | llb.
LAMBETH"
so ga. ban Iif Ell rs6 Irie / ga.
riS 90 ct blaat gle / @riiSiel."
Snacn giSncr %ebou. On Sarge
ooerratte tim 8esrine til 9eitpreIie!l
| ct GgbSbo % ipiirgte:
"2gtifer Ge, at min 8esnins ifa!
befrnftes meo 8i0nerS llrSerifriit2"
~3ei", iuareHe 9eItpreIien, "peS-
tommenSes 9pS er aIlere6e tilitrGftc.
Iiat @iSnpsbprb ON, at &c bar BE-
bouoIet ban."
Bel blaait! auitdbin6en | Sarian-
gen er iil8. "Narpif SagbI." iaa iterf,
at Ben ioper Hrpen paa Sapet, I'M
rer SiGren al npbrGnote gaaoe, iaa
Oct bIir bare foite 8eoen ieien, bIaa.
fer Soaret al Sooet poa 6olf % tor
gorter al Raien. 8ieloene oerinbe
er belast meo SoIte. Der or banuet al
Del Sisuono, auitapinoen bar bIaait
opoper Sauoet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
ROCK ISLAND TARS ARE
OFF ON ANNUAL CRUISE

Lieut.. f. l.. Tubbs and 60 members
of the Rock Island division of the ILL
nois naval militia left last night at
11:35 over the Milwaukee road for Chi
cago for their annual cruise of eight
days aboard the United States train
ing ship Dorothea. On their arrival
this morning they relieved the Moline
division, which will return home this
evening, having been on duty eight
days. In September the boys are to
attend the st. Louis exposition at the
expense OF the state. and will parti-
cipate in the Illinois day exercises.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
Stop and Think.
Going 70 the World. FnIr.

Your best route is over the Chicago
& Alton railway. All lines of railway
will sell you tickets over this line
whether you decide to go via Peoria
or via Chicago. The rates are as low
as by any line, and your home ticket
agent will be pleased to sell you a
ticket over the Chicago & Alton Short
Line if you ask for it. Direct connec-
lions with all railroads at Peoria and
Chicago. Superb day coaches and
Pullman parlor cars, Pullman sleeping
cars and both cafe and dining cars.
Ask your home ticket agent for a
ticket via the Chicago & Alton Short
Line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
KEWANEE ALONE IN WAY
OF STARTING INTERURBAN

Work on the interurban that it is
proposed to build from Kewanee to
Geneseo eventually connecting with
this city, will begin within 60 days,
according to George A. Anthony, the
secretary of the company, if the Ke-
vance council makes certain modifica-
tons of the ordinance under which the
line is to be permitted to build into
that city. The matter will be definite
ly settled at a meeting of the Kewanee
council TO be held within the next two
weeks. The plan is to meet the line
of the Mississippi Valley Traction
company at Geneseo. With Geneseo
and Kewanee connected by an electric
line, the local interurban people would
hustle an extension from East Moline
toward GeneseO.
The newly elected officers of the Ke-
wanee-Cambrdge line are:
President-W. II. Schott, Chicago.
Vice President-Theo Boltenstern,
Cambridge.
Secretary - Robert w. Olmsted,
Rock Island.
Treasurer-George A. Anthony, Ke-
vance.
Auditor-K. NJ. Whitman, Sterling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
MOLINE MENTION

Saturday. July %, will be the birth
day of the Court of Honor, il having
reached its ninth anniversary, and Mo-
line court. No. 100, has decided to OBJ
serve the event with an appropriate
celebration which will take the form
of a picnic at some one of the many
attractive outing places in this vicini-
". The two other courts of the city,
Plow City court and Stewartville
court, will be invited to participate in
the festivities.
The annual excursion by the Moline
Retail Merchants association will be
held Aug. 4, departing from this city
at 6 a. M over the Rock Island & Pc
orla road, and will go TO Springfield.
The return will start at o'clock in
the evening. A fare of $3.50 for the
round trip will be charged.
The non-commissioned officers of
Company F, 9th regiment, |. \. G.,
Will be examined by the examining
board as 10 their qualifications for the
officerships Tuesday, July u, and it
is expected that there will be some
changes made in the official list of the
company as a result of the exams.
The examination board consists of
Mai. W. r. ChannOn of Rock Island,
Surgeon Moore of Dixon and Col. F.
w. Mcintosh of Monmouth.
Negotiations which had been pend
ing for some time have been conclud-
ed by which Charles E. White, super
intendent of the Deere & Mansur
company, and a large land owner in
the city and at East Moline, becomes
owner of the Fred Gould house locat-
ed at Sixth avenue and Twenty-fourth
street. The property is very desir-
able one. and Mr.. White in this pur-
chase acquires 125 feet frontage on
Sixth avenue. 1t is understood that
the purchase price was $500, and
that it is Mr.. Whites intention to ex-
pend $4,000 in changes and improve
ments, after which he will occupy it
with his family. The place is now
occupied by F. W. Gould, who made
the sale.
Mrs. r. c. Bryant and children have
departed for their new home in the
east. Most of the summer will be
spent at Alton Bay, n. H., and the
White mountains. In the fall Mrs.
Bryant will take up earnestly the work
of grand opera, expecting to be ready
for engagement after a years study.
Five hundred people visited Camp
bells island Friday. The occasion be-
ing the picnic given by Swedish Olive,
l. o. o. F., to their friends and fami-
lies. The merry-gO-rOund, the minia-
ture railroad and the bathing beach
was frequented considerably, and
those who wished danced in the pavil
ion. Sports of various kinds furnish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy.

This remedy is certain to be needed
in almost every home before the sum
mer is over. 1t can always be depend
ed upon even in the most severe and
dangerous cases. 1t is especially val
liable for summer disorders in chill
dren. 1t is pleasant to take and never
fails to give prompt relief. Why not
buy it now? 1t may save life. For
sale by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09

ed plenty of amusement for every
one Frank Kling5erg won the boys
race, Ruby Nelson the girls race, Er-
nest Lund the mems race, F. .. Mel
son the potato race, and Harvey VIII
liams won the broad jump.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Grantham have
returned from their honeymoon spent
in St Louis at the exposition and in
visiting Mr.. Grantham's relatives in
the southern part of the state. Mrs.
Grantham was formerly Miss Emma
Mcdin. one of Moline's popular teach
ers. They have gone to housekeeping
at 1916 Twelfth avenue.
Nearly 900 people assembled at the
c., NJ. q St p. depot to witness the ar
rival of the student singers. Members
of the Svea Male choir, the Svithiod
singers and the |. o. o. f. met them
and rendered several selections while
the students were leaving the train.
4 procession formed and marched to
the Manufacturers hotel, where the
students prepared for the banquet.
Postmaster Mckinley has completed
his report for the business of the Mo
line postoffice for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1904 and has also issued
a comparative statement of the bust
ness for 1908 and 1904. which shows a
substantial gain, although not qlite
so much as 1903 was over 1902. The
postal receipts for the year amounted
to $57,442.0S. causing a gain over 1908
of s3,G5S.29, while 1903's gain over
1902 amounted to $5,105.23. During
the year of 1908 there was a total OF
1G.734 money orders issued for $139,
59S.55. During 1904 1896 orders
were issued for $l69, S6993, making q
gain of $30.271.3S over the money or
der receipts of 1908.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09

Milt Barlow, the noted old minstrel.
was taken to the New York hospital
last Thursday suffering from cancer
OF the throat. An operation was per
formed and il is hoped that Mr. Bar
low may recover. Il is not likely. how
ever. thar he viii be able again TO ap-
pear in public.