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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22
Falls City Motes

Arthur Starr, Of Dallas, was Falls
City visitor, Saturday.
Frank Muscott, Of Dallas, was in
town, Saturday.
Many people Of Falls City and
vicinity attended the goat show at
Dallas last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Pearl Bryant will open
millinery store in the Wagner build
ing about February 10. She went to
Portland the last of the week to pur-
chase her stock of goods.
If you are in need Of clock, it will
pay you to see my new stock before
buying. Prices from 81 up. G. J.
PUGH, Jeweler, Falls City.
Services are being held at the
Christian Church every night this
week by Rev. Lister, of Eugene.
Meetings are also being held in the
Free Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wright were
in Dallas, Monday.
The Odd Fellows will soon have the
Tice hall completely furnished. The
carpet is expected soon.
Falls City people can now rely upon
the correct time by the new regulator
at @. j. Pugh's jewelry and con-
faofioparxy cfopa
Miss Inez Luokey has returned to
Sherman county to finish teaching a
term of school,
A state deputy is in town soliciting
members for the local camp of Modern
Woodmen.
Roy McMurphy and Veloris Dennis
were in Dallas, Tuesday.
A heavy fall of snow in the noun
tains was reported the first Of the
week.
Ralph Hall received a complete
barber's outfit from Portland, Tues
day, and is fitting up neat shop.
Alodge of Knights of Pythias was
organized here last Wednesday night
with 10 charter members. Thirty
members of Homer Lodge came from
Independence on a special motor to
help give the degree work. Anumber
of Knights from Salem were also in
attendance. A banquet was given at
the hotel. The officers of the lodge
are: G. E. Dill, L. T. Murphy, A. f.
Courier, W. B. McKown, past COM
manders; J. V. Dennis, O. c.; Frank
Harris, V. c.; J. o. Chamberlain,
Prel. W. R. Hinshaw, NJ. Of W;
A. F. Courier, K. of R. and s.; W. F.
McMurphy, M. of E.. Fred Lansing,
NJ. at A.; A. R. Bell, I. G.; A. J.
Muckle, o. G.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22

Rafia for basket work at Mrs,
Metzger's.
Good morningl Have you drank
Santos coffee? RIGGs.
The OBSERVER job Office wants the
printing you are particular about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Paul arrived
home Wednesday from three months
visit in Minnesota.
An inch Of snow fell Monday-the
first of the winter. It soon disappeared,
and Oregon is again enjoying warm,
balmy weather.
Postmaster @. G. Coad, Frank
RowelI and City Marshal J. NJ. Grant
are out in the Coast mountains on a
hunting trip this week.
Everett Johnson, secretary Of the
W. w. johnson Lumber Company of
Minneapolis, MINI. and Dallas, Ore
gon, visited his brother George E.
johnson this week. The young man
makes his headquarters in Mime
apolis, where the company has large
interests in the lumber business.
Jacob II. Rempel, of Rickreall,
arrived home Friday evening from a
two months visit in Kansas and
Minnesota. He says the weather was
extremely cold during his stay in
Minnesota, the thermometer at one
time registering 23 degrees below zero.
His sister, Miss Helena Rempel, who
accompanied him on the trip, will re-
turn by way Of California, and will
arrive home early in the Spring.
DR.. Lee Steiner and other Lakeview
business men have located copper
claims near Fort Bidwell. A
promising ledge has been discovered,
and the ore is said to be almost
identical to that found in the famous
mines at Butte, Montana. The Oh
SERVER predicts that when the Doctor
and his associates get their mines de-
veloped and begin operating on
large scale, they will send Senator
Clark and August Heinz and few
other copper kings" screeching up
tree.
F. G.. Elliott, who is taking the cen
sus of Dallas for the OBSERVER, is
making good progress in his work.
The people living in the First and
Third Wards have all been enumer-
ated, and the count in Second Ward
will be completed today or tomorrow.
The result Of the count will be an
nounced in next weeks paper and
will contain many features of interest.
The people of Dallas have all entered
heartily into the spirit Of the endeavor
to ascertain the true number Of in
habitants Of the city, and have made
the work of the enumerator easy by
cheerfully furnishing all desired in
formation. We are endeavoring to
make the count absolutely correct in
every particular, and have instructed
Mr. Elliott to not overlook a man,
woman or child in Dallas or it's
immediate suburbs.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22
Read F. ]. ohapman,s new ad.

Hedo r. y. Cudpmdn new du.
i All the popular magazines on sale
at Meisers'.
DR.. 81. L. Toney, dentist; graduate
Of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Office up
stairs Uglow building. Hours to 10
and l to 5. Examinations free. Phone
As.
At Meisers': Tinware, graniteware
and kitchen hardware. This depart
ment incl1des many time-saving
articles that should be in every
kitchen.
Bert Stiles, Roy Black, Louie Mus
colt and Walker Strauss left for the
headwaters Of the LaCreole on ahunt-
ing expedition, Tuesday. They were
armed with big guns and pack OF
trained bear dogs. The boys are out
for large game, and nothing less than
a bear will satisfy them.
Rev. r. H. Kennedy, a Congre-
gational minister of Hillsboro, was
acquitted of the alleged burglary Of
the residence Of E. H Warren,
Washington county farmer. Thejury
in the case was out several hours be-
fore reaching verdict. The trial
lasted nearly a week, and attracted
statewide attention.
The social hop given by the Dallas
Juvenile Band at the City Hall last
Saturday evening was largely attend
ed. Dancing was INDUCED in con-
tinuously throughout the evening,
and it was IL AS o'clock before the
merry participants turned their foot
steps homeward. Music was furnished
by special orchestra Of seven pieces.
The Lady Professorship Association
of Dallas College will give a Square
Meal" social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Biddle next Wednesday night
Social gatherings at the Biddle home
are always enjoyable, and the attend
ance will doubtless be large. Mrs.
F. II. Morrison will have charge of
the games and amusements, which
insures merry time to all. The
social promises to be an unique affair.
An admission Of 10 cents will be
charged at the door, and 10 cents will
pay for square meal"
The Knox-Kantner Quartet enter
tanned a large audience at the M. E.
Church on Monday evening. The
concert was given under the auspices
of the Dallas College Club. The pro-
gram consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music and recitations. Eu-
gene Knox, the character impersona-
tor, is as clever as Of old, and kept the
audience in a state of constant delight
by his droll mimicry. 1t would hardly
be fair to the rest of the company to
say that Knox is the whole show, but
it must be admitted that without him
the performance would be only COM
monplace. The company has been on
the road since early last Fall, and has
in all the principal cities of
the Northwest.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22
Twenty-Five per cent discount on all
China for 10 days. RIGGS.

Twenty-Five per cent discount on all
China for 10 days. RIGGS
Hon. g. T. Hawkins has purchased
the residence property of Mrs. Julia
Connoway on Railroad street. Mrs.
Brown, the present tenant is seeking
another location for her boarding and
lodging house.
j. B. Thompson received a letter
from his married daughter in Colorado
this week, enclosing clipping from a
local newspaper saying that the street
sprinkler was being used to keep
down the dust on the morning Of
January 9. The winter in Southern
Colorado has been very mild.
The sale Of property to satisfy de-
linquent taxes for the year 1902 will
begin at the courthouse at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The property will be
sold to the person who will pay the
taxes and costs and take a certificate
therefor at the lowest rate Of interest.
The delinquent list is small, and only
a few tracts are to be sold.
The Baptist people Of Dallas will
hold their annual reunion and roll
call Friday, January 20. General
Missionary Riley will be present and
deliver an address at II a. m. The
business meeting and election of
officers will be held in the afternoon.
All members of Baptist churches in
Dallas and vicinity are urged to be
present and take part in the meeting.
A basket lunch will be served.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22
PortIand AII-stars Are Coming.

Arrangements have been made by
Robert Krohn, the physical director,
by which the basketball team Of the
club will make a trip to Dallas, where
a game will be played with the college
boys Saturday night, February 6.
The team has not been doing any
steady work, but it is the intention to
have regular practice from now on.
There is possibility that the basket
ball players will 90 to Puget Sound
for the purpose Of playing the British
Columbia basketball teams, and also
the Seattle organizations, Of which
there are two, the State University
and the Y. M. 9. A.-Evening Tele-
gram.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22
Estrav Notice.

Taken up as an estray by the under
signed, one brown horse about 10
years old; weighs HOO pounds; has
star in face, and two white hind feet.
Owner can have the animal by paying
for pasturage and this notice.
HUGH SMITH,
One mile south of Dallas.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22
Stallion For Service.

The imported English Shire stallion
"Dunsmore Prince Soll, (7l46), owned
by Geo. H. Bronson, Of Lewisville,
will make the season Of 1904 at Dallas
and in the vicinity Of Bridgeport,
Lewisville and Airlie. Posters later.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22
8sWare Of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury.

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering it through the Mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney d Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying Hal Q
Catarrh Cure be sure you get The genuine. 4t ig
taken internally and Is made IN Toledo, Ohio
- sold By Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-01-22

Try our Homemade bread. RIee's
bakery.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Under JUL manad

Under denna mSnad skola vi gifva eder
nagra of de basta godtkop Nj nagonsin
hort talas ON. vi m8ste salia ut ALT i
vart lager af sommarvaror och skola satta
sadana priser, att vi kunna CORA det..
Behofver Nj EFT isskap? Nj Dor da se err
for har. ty de maste ga. och Nj kan ju
gerna blifva en- af de lycklige,
Hangmattor och ice cream frysare, af-
vensa tradgardsgungor och soffor arc pa
~listan. vi ha ocksa EFT specielt pris pa
sommarunderklader, kjolar, wrappers
och strumpor.
Ofyerallt i butiken skall Nj fnpa sa-
ker. som Nj ~behofver. och till priser, som
Nj will betala. Eft lagt pris Or deu haf-
stang, SON alldrig misslyckas att rora pa
varorna. och vi kama till konsteu att
begagna den.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Upplysning
OnSkas

angaende Charles Petersons nu
varande vistelseort till fold at
Acknowledgements af hans broder,
Axel O.. Peterson, 1854 Ave. 81,
Rockford, Ill. Den efterfragade
brukade vara anstalld vid EFT
railroad shop" Sioux City och
bodde vid Walnut street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Observation-Disclosures konsert

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KOuS6rL
De laRdsman, som med lust och
flyer arbetade for att CORA stu
dentkorens upptra5ande harstades
till en- Grand success" och som
sedan med iortjusning lyssnade
till dess underbara sang, skola sa-
kerligen med intresse taga del at
resultatet afven i pekuniart han
seende. Enligt skattmastarens
rapport Diver inkomster och ut
glitter, hvilken af exekutivkom-
mitteen blifYit reviderad och har
nedan i sammandrag foljer, synes
att resultatet afven i delta afse
ende var ganska tillGredsstallande.
Skattmastarens rapport:
Summa inkomster. ..$S5I.75
Summa tighter, inclusive
hyra for Grand Opera
House, annonsering,
dekorering, tryckning af
bilietter och program,
hotellexpenser etc.....2369 &C
Summa $6T4 s;
William Johnson, skattm.
G. n. Swan. ordf.
J All Johnson sekr.
o E. Jacobson
Sherman Nelson
Exekutivkommittee.
Observation-Disclosures hsr, enligt
forut gjord ofverenskommelse, 0
afkortad tillstallts studentkorens
skattmastare, medicine kandida
ten J. Tn. Lundbladh.
Barnskoden till 50 cents paret
erhallas hos Olson Bros.
PROGRAM
for ungdomsgudstjensten i Luth
Augustanakyrkan nasta sondags-
qvall kl. 8.
I, Hemlandssangen 1919.
2. Bibellasning och bon.
3. Solo.
q. Tai 10 minuter Stud, C. A.
Johnson Anne: Gudsfruktan Wis
hetens begynnelse.
5. Defamation, Ester Mordahl.
6. Gitarr och piano Mimi och
Mile Paulson.
7. Tai IS m~iruter, Sherman Mel
son.
s. Engelsk sang a Sondagsskol
boken.
9. Predikan 20 minuter pastor
FERN. Anne: De vinkade at sina
stallbroder, som voro i den andra
baten, att de skulle komma och
hjelpa dem
10. Sang at k0ren.
II. Bon och valsignelsen.
IL. Hemlandssang ia.
Screen Doors, GasolinspiSar for
qvick ma.lagning, Hangmattor,
Esskap hos
c. A Larson, 100 Fourth st.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
MON1ORENS lsLEFONNUMMER 1881

F6dds. Den a dennes en- dot
ter till Mr. och Mrs c. A. John
son, 1884 Park Ave.
Den ( dennes en- son till MI
och Mrs Z. Holmqaist, FL st.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Arbeta matt och dag

Den fitigaste och kraftigaste lila SAX,
son nagonsin tillverkats, ar DR. Kings
New Life Pills. Dessa piller forwards
svaghet till styrka, dSsi9het till onergi
uttrottade hiernor till sjalsstyrka. De arc
underbara att aterstalla helsan. Endast
25c pr ask. Salias af Lungren d Andreen,
apotekare. Sioux City, 10.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Mr.. Victor Johnson tran Mon.
DAMN, Ia. har jemte familj varit
pa besok har under veckan hos
Mr. och Mrs John Carlson. 2II S.
Wall st.
Eft Store parti laga skodon for
damer sales denna manad till
Diet laga priset af 7S c. paret hos
Olson Bros
Charles 4 Dickson, chairman
OF the democratic county central
cemmitte, har kallat Diet demo
kratiska countykonventet att
sammantrada a courthuset den &c
DENIES for att utse delegater till
stats och kongresskenventet.
Dd taget till Omaha skulle afga
i l0tdagsafton an Milwaukee
jernvagens station, kom en- sta
tionskarl dragande en- 5. k. truck
lastad med hsra stora kannor in
nehalIande CRADLE. En- af kan
norma trillade af och gick sender
dervid innehallet stanktes pa de
kringstaendes klader, och Ell per
son, som just skulIe afresa med
t3get, indranktes fran hufvud till
fot medgradde och maste i st0rsta
hast byta ON kldder.
Fran AMsnStanaf0rSamhRgeA.
l qvall haller Lutherforbundef
m~ottagning for arets nattvards-
ungdom i kyrkans underwriting.
Tai, sang och Observation-Disclosures
utforas, hvarefter tarta och glace
ALA unga inbjudas.
Pa mote i tisdags beslot
skol,tyrelsen att hadanefter icke
fordra nagon skolafgi(t at utom
forsamlingen staende barn Hvar-
dagsskolan, som fortgatt nagon
It'd, kommer smart att afslutas
med de yngre barnen. Kursen
med de ald-e afslutas afven, sedan
den fortgatt omkring 6 veskor.
Bcstallningar at tafveIramar ut
toras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Req. Herbert Clegg i Leeds
lade der 4 juli marke till att man
ga man intradde en- bak
dorr i J. M. Phillips saloon, som
den dagen enligt !agen horde ha
varit stangd.s Pastorn drog sina
s~lutsatser och gick afvenledes den
teologiska wagon in i saloonen,
der han kopte en- naska 81 utan att
bliiva igenkand och tog 0let med
sig. Han har nu anmalt Phillips
tor of~vertradelse af Martinlagen.
Det ledsamma for Phillips ar att
han redan f0rut har en- Injunction
moi sig, hvadan han denna gan
gen 81 torde slippa undan sa latt.
Igar regnade Diet hela dagen,
sa att de. londstrykare och andra
lagofvertradare, som blifvit domda
till langre eller kortare lids uppe
hall i"countyhaktet, ej kunda ia
gas till Woodland park, der de
hadanefter under sommaren och
hosten komma att anvandas for
Stskilliga arbeten sasom nedme.
iande at ogras, undanrodjande al
smaskog m, m, Men under yackra
dasar komma de ALT att IA CORA
RAFT for boarden. Afven ON Diet
ovana arbetet torde forefalla man.
ar dem motbjudande och pako-
stande, kunna de ju taga skadan
igen den estetiska niutning, som
den angenama farden ditut och
vistandet i skog och mark under
sommaren erbjuder.
Svenska rakstuean II2I 4th st.
mellan Court & Iowa 2 dorrar fran
Johnsons restaurant.
E w. Boyner Prop.
7 d. anderson kopte nyligen
EFT hus vid 20 &Nebraska streets.
Under nsgra reparationer befanns
Diet nodvandigt att bryta upp EFT
gslf ! EFT rum i andra vaningen.
Da den forsta tiljan uppbrots,
fylldes rummet at en- swarm bin,
som tagit ! besittning rummet
mellan golivet och Diet underlis.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

genast till herrar icke allenast i
huset utan afven Oliver hela CARDS
planen, och Diet var icke litet be.
svar att fordrifva dem.
Byggnadsmaterialier och fisk
redskap hos
c. A, Larson, 100 Fourth st.
Vinamde i foregaende hummer
att en- at studentsangarne vid at
resan harifraR blitvit bestulen pa
en- planbok inrehallande $500
SAINT att tjuiven, hvilken uppgaf
sig beta Thompson, blifvit ARE
sterad. Vid Diet iorberedande for
horet sattes han under 500 dollars
bergen, som en- van ikladde sig.
Thompson eller NATURALIZATION
som han ocksa kallas, afreste ge-
mast harifran med forsta tag,och
Diet anses som sakert ait han 81
kommer hit till rattegangen.
Thompson naste vara "a good
one, da nagon Vile riskera 500
dollars pa honom.
Grand opera honSs ofvergick i
fredags f6rliden vecks till herrar
Observation-Disclosures fran Omaha
hvilka hyrt b~yggnaden at dess
egare for en- fold af ar. Den
kommer hadanefter att bara
namnet New Grand Theater.
Vidlyftiga och valbeh0Riga repa
rationer at byggnadens inre, bland
annat insattandet at en- brandfri
gida att anvandas i handelse If
eldsvada pa semen, komma ge-
mast att toretagas. Teatern kom-
mer att oppnas den september,
lorsta dagen al the Interstate
Live Stock far.
Olive, Gray, en- 81 ar gammal
son till Mr. och Mrs George Gray
harstades, tog jemte sin tire ar
yngre fastm0, Lucy Pond, Snatten
mot den 5 dennes gift i hen
mes ioraldrahem nara Elk
Point, S d., eE:edan han pa
grund at lungtuberkulos ej ansag
att han kunde lefva LANCE nog
tills han fck tillatelse af sin al.
SHADES f0raldrar att inga akten-
skap med henne,o. hon samtyckte
att f0Ija honom i OGDEN. Oliver
och Lucy hade varit fastfoIk ON
kring EFT ars It'd. Den unge
manner arbetade pa en- farm i
narheten och aflade ofta bes0k
hos Lucys i0raldrar, hvilka ej
hade Diet ringaste emot partiet,
men ansago att de uDga horde
vanta med bosattning tills de
blefvo aldre. Denna vantan To-
ret0ll dem emellertid for lang,
och da Oliver hade fatt for sig
att hans lungsjukdom inom kort
skulle lagga honom i grafveD,
besl0to de unga att Go tilIsam-
mans.
Lucys foraIdrar och broder hade
lemnat hemmet for att tillbringa
den fjerde JUL pa annat hall och
och lemnat hickan enSam hemma
att Sc ON huset. Oliver infann
sig henne pa eftermiddagen och
besokte i hennes sallskap Elk
Point, hvarifran de pa aftonen
atervande, sedan han der kopt
stryknin. Da broderna pa oval.
len hemkommo, funno de Oliver
och Lucy ensamma hemma och
sprakade med dem en- stund, in.
nan de begafvo sig till hvila. De
markte da 81 pa deras uppforande
att nagonting ovanligt forestod.
Vid 5-tiden pa morgonsn den s
JUL infann sig Oliver i brodernas
rum och vackte dem med medde-
landet att deras SISTER var dod
och att han sjelf skulle do inom
nagra minuter. Broderna sprungo
genast till sin SISTERS rum, der de
funno henne liggande dod pa San
gen. Den enc af dem red genast
till Elk Point etter lakare, men
imam denne ham AMANDA, hade
aiven Oliver ahidit.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Sioux City.

Svenska Monitoyens kontor
Males oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvxll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-27
Pneumonia andL GrInne

Coughs cured quickly by Foley's
Honey and Tar. Refuse substitutes.
All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-27
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

In re guardianship of minor heirs Of
! Fred Plog Guardians report filed
and approved.
Estate of Fred Whaling. Petition
| for sale of real estate to pay debts
Proof Of personal service on all de-
! PENDANTS. Defendants each called and
| GefaulteI. Bond filed and approved.
! In re guardianship OF minor heirs of
=. w. Nelson. Final report of guard
ian filed. Receipts and releases of
wards filed and approved. they all hay
ing arrived at the ages of their ma
jority. Said report approved. Guard
ian discharged. Guardianship closed.
Fees RENTED.
Estate of Caroline CULLEN; . o'clock
n. III. Claim of Emil +. Void. Trial Of
said claim continued by agreement to
Feb. !. 1904. at 9 o'clock a. IN. Jury Of
six ordered for that time.
Estate of Claus d. Einfeldt. Claim
of Rodgers &, Co. allowed in class ! at
$S5.G1. Claim cf John r. Nuftslzer al
lowed in class at $7.33. Claim of DR..
{. Bernhard allowed as follows:
$685. thereof in fifth class. and $3.50
in seventh class; total. S51.75. Claim
Of st. Anthony's hospital allowed in
class at $11.5O. Claim of Rock Island
Fuel company allowed in class at
S4.GO. Claim of Bessie Anderson al
lowed in class : at $2.2j. Claim of
Lange d Hoffman allowed in class :
at S62.59. Claim Of Henry !. Frick al
lowed i'm class at 81. Claim of Bart
lett Bros. allowed i'm class at SO.
Claim Of Otto RuGert allowed in class
at $15.15. Claim of Charles r. Vince
Ian allowed i'm class at 81. Claim of
AdClph Grcve allowed in class at
SLIPS. Claim of Otto Boenitz allowed
in class : ut $13. Claim Of William
Math allowed in class at 50. Claim
of j. F. kirlman allowed in class at
$40. Claim of Union Electric Tele-
phone d Telegraph company allowed
in class at S3.0j. Claim of John V
Wells allowed in class : at $50
Claim OF Mosenfelder d KOhn allowed
in class Z at $1,000. Claim. of ~ H.
Lift allowed in class ut $50.
Estate of Jacob Stewart. Petition
by JudSon ID. MctZgar. administrators.
for appointment of appraiser TO as
sess the value of the estate for the
purpose of fixing the state Inheritance
tax. Order appointing John ID. Haul
berg appraiser. Appraisers oath
taken.
Estate of Henry BOsse. Petition by
Hulda BOsse for letters testamentary
filed. Petition granted. Executives
oath taken. Individual bond of said
Hulda Bosse as such eNecutriX filed
and approved security thereon being
waived in and by said will. and letters
testamentary issued to her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-27

of Percy and Harold. These parts
give them ample opportunity to dis
play their versatility. and that they
are successful is evidenced by the gen
erous applause and hearty reception
they receive every time they appear
upon the stage. In their support are
the following high class VocaIists.
comedy artists and speciality people:
Towner sisters, change artists: Vim
ME Martin. acrobatic dancer and COM
edian; Victor Casmore. who * him
self an exceptionally clever Hebrew
Bentham and Freeman.
operate vocalists and ethiopian de-
lineators; Vera Belmont and Lolita
Grant. singers; Arthur Roach. eccen-
trique cOmique; Frank Robinson. musi-
cal artist and +. l.. sutton. electrical
marvel. Also a well voiced chorus Of
- pretty girls in all the latest and
popular music of the day.