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The Washington times., 1904-10-02

An during yesterday the Postmaster
General fought the battle with death
with all the chances against him. In
the morning there were some Gattering
symptoms, and al $50 O'Clock the
physicians issued this bulletin.
"dr. Payne passed much better
night slept Wal for number Of hours.
Heart action much improved. General
condition more favorable.
"OSLEE.
-'EI& E1E -
AT %. m. Dr Magruder on leaving
the sick chamber. after spending several
hours there said
The Postmaster General has had a
much better DAY than on Friday. He
has taken his lUuriShment readily and
retained all that has been given him.
Conditions are encouraging, buL stiH Sc
TiOus
The Washington times., 1904-10-02
Couple Missing

immediately after the game they join
eo the football Jeam and IT'S followers
and rode with rle squad to PhuadelpHia.
rs --u Che players and their friends tos-
-He train ior Washington. Br. Refu
ANA lis sweetheart did not go aboard
They We're searched for and found.
IAaTsupgl rar popular coach informed
ettriHt ui nus friends G- WAS going -
%-" YORK Goo 1e welded ta Miss Mont
-1NeTE- Both Insisted that mo- one no
company Them
They were married an the Cathedral.
EalAef Martin a distant relative OF the
81 Hhli- 'iNe-aLoE- Upon returning 10
Washington Tie ueWIy-wtddad couple
Nu, occlpE apartments at The Cagwsod.
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See Hahu's Ad., Page a.-Als
The Washington times., 1904-10-02

See Haha's Ad. Page a.-Aly.
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See Hahn's Ad.. Page Adv.
The Washington times., 1904-10-02

Scotch Brown suits-Wiueman's. gre F.
ADV.
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10 the Voters Of Wayne County.
vi. )" IAhho,
Il. w. UZZELL.

To the Voters OF Wayne County.
Being solicited by a large number
of the best white men of my county
to become an Independent candidate
for the Senate, [ reluctantly did so
and wrote my announcement Of the
same and left it in the hands of a
friend of mine to have the same pub
lished.
The Republicans saw fit to with
hold my announcement and nOmi-
mates me in regular Convention. This
way of doing business was not in &C.
cordance with my wishes, but I de-
cided to make the fight and meet
my opponent in joint debate and
drove IA, miles to G0ldsborO on the
afternoon of the 10Th so thatI might
meet my opponent at Fork township
on the Goth and discuss the political
issues of the day on a high plane.
On arriving. in Goldsboro I was
informed that a joint discussion
was busted and that must go on a
still hunt. / don't propose to do such
a thing and positively refuse to be in
one part Of the county casting poll
teal aspersions at my opponent and
he in another part of the county do
ing the am This is not the way
to conduct a canvass and simply say
that the Republican party can't die
tate to me, and [ hereby withdraw
from this contest.
Respectfully,
DR.. M. w. PARKS.
Oct. 10Th, 1904.
The foregoing card OF DR.. NJ. w.
Parks was handed US this morning
by DR.. Parks for publication.
It is still further proof of the way
the Republican ticket was made.
The suppression of DR.. Parks card
announcing himself as an indepen-
dent candidate and the determine
ton to make him a nominee of the
Republican Convention, demon
strates that the bosses over-rode the
wishes of DIR. Parks and undertook
to make him their tool.
He says he is mad and will have
nothing further to do with the dis
gusting business. First Mr.. Louis
Goodwin gets off the ticket, and now
comes DR.. Parks. It is still a miser.
able medley, and has the appearance
of going to pieces. It ought to retire
to oblivion.
DR.. Parks in handing in this care
for publication states that he haC
made up his mind on yesterday, be.
fore the publication in the ARGUS
that he would withdraw from Tx
contest.
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shall pay a fine of Twenty 82O
Dollars, ami the costs Of this action,
and to enter into bond in the sum OF
5000 not to sell unla @fully for
twelve months.
North Carolina, Wayne County.
/, /. +, OrmOnd, Clerk Of the
Superior Court Of Wayne County,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is d full, true ami perfect transcript
OF. the record Of said Court in the
ease Of the State against NJ. w.
Parks.
Ia testimony wereof, | do here
unto subscribe my name and affix
the seal OF said court, at office IN
Goldsboro, this 18th day Of October,
1904.
l. f. ORMOND,
Clark SupariOr Court
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OAKLAND ITEMS.

Chronicling of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh
borhood.
ARGUS BUREAU,
Oakland, n. c.,
Oct. %, 1904.
The potato crop is rather short
this year.
The Myrtle Springs are still open
to the public.
Mr. James Chapel, of Indiana, is
assisting her.
Our farmers are getting pretty
well up with their cotton.
The rain on Thursday night last
was a great ble35ingani the weather
since has been all that could be de-
sired.
Mrs Ada Lee is conducting a SER
les of meetings at Oakdale, the
school house near Dudley. She will
be at Oakland church next week.
Election time is near at hand and
the man who declares himself in ia
vor of whiskey will have to look to
some other section for his votes, for
our people cannot support him, no
matter what party he belongs to.
The Quarterly Meeting at Wood
land and the Workers Conference,
was vel attended. Mrs Mary L
Garland and Mrs Ada E LIE, min
isters, and Mr. Jakes M~endenhall. an
Elder from Greensboro, and III
Reece, q minister from High Point,
were 10 attendance and their SER
vices were much appreciated.
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CONVICTED, SHE DIES.

Memphis. Tenn, Oct. 2+.-lErs.
Eannje Sternberger, charged with
the murder Of her husband, and who
was convicted aud sentenced to two
years i'll the penitentiary died in the
city Aspiral tonight.
The woman collapsed al the trial
Ten days $50 and has not male a CO.
herent statement since.
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A True Bill.
w. P. Witty,

Foreman Grand Jury.
Whereupon, the Sheriff Of said
county is commanded that he cause
the said M. w. Parks to come and
answer; and afterwards, to-Wit, at
the term of said court begun and
held for the country aforesaid, on
the sixth Monday before the first
Monday in March, in the year Of
our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety five, before the
Honorable Robert w. Winston,
Judge, cometh the said NJ. W.Parks,
in his own proper person, and hav-
ing heard the said Indictment read,
he, the said M. w. Parks, saith that
me is not guilty thereof, and Of this
he puts himself upon the country.
and Edward w. Pou, Solicitor, who
~prosecutes for the State in this be-
half, doth the like,
Therefore let a jury come Of good
and lawful men, by whom the truth
OF the matter may be better known.
And %thereupon the following
jurors, to-wit, J. J. kingston, r. w,
Edmundson, f. L.. Pearsall, Alfred
Laggett, S. w. BiackmaD, j. NJ.
Loftin, w. J. King, Rufus n~lozing",
David sasser; J. A. Sas>er, z. l..
Summerlin and G, W. Worley, be-
ing chosen, tried, sworn and en-
panelled to speak the truth of and
concerning tne premises, IN tue said
iudictment specified, do say upon
their oath that the sad NJ W.Parks
is guilty IL manner and form as
charged in the bill Of indictment.
And it is thereupon considered by
the Court that the said M. w. Parks
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PINE FOREST NEWS.
The Doings of a Week in and
Around This Thriving
NeighDOrhOOd.

NolSnDOcDOOu.
Sorry to report Master Wiito n
Gurley on the sick list this week.
Mr. J " Sa5ser.has returned from
Moreh al City and reports a dle
trip.
Quite q number Of our people took
ia the Association at Memorial last
week.
Mrs d A Sasser and little son
Harry, spent a few days last week
in Eureka.
Mr. and RS 4 T. Sasser spentSun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs Holt,
IN Gold~b0r0.
Quite a@um5er Of people assem-
bled at Pine Forest Thursday for
the Democratic speaking.
Mr. ard Mrs J N Mitchell ami the
writer took supper with Mr. and Mrs
Tom Jous5, Thursday night.
Pine Forest, Oct. 25,
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Columbia. S. c., Oct. "a. DR..
Van Telberg Hoffman, thirty years
Of age, a native of Holland, an at
tache of the Atlantic Cost Line hos
pital at SUMTER, S. O., after violently
attacking his wife, committed sui
eide to-day. Hoffman and his wife
went to church last evening and dis.
agreed on religious matters.
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In MeinOriam.

Julius n. Brown, much esteem
ed young man, departed this life at
his home near Mt. Olive, Oct. Is,
1904.
"Bright be the place Of thy soul;
No lovelier spirit than thine
Fer burst from its mortal control.
In the orbs of the blessed to shine.
con earth thou vert all but divine.
AS thy soul shall Immortality be;
And u sorrow may cease to repine,
When we know that thy God is
with thee.
"Light be the turf of thy tomb..
May its verdure like emeralds be:
There saould not be the shadow of
gloom
In aught that reminds US of thee.n
A. FRIEND.
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NxN-1zRzAE

Enelish sp VIA L. a1~pt ~e?noves
ali Hard, &of Or s1elaouaed T. maa
enc 3'am;sts%a from hars :, Blood
Sp 4yias. "a: o.: @ptin1s Suaecev.
Ring Rome, 3tfas. Spregra, sal:
Swell O. Threats, 'ongls, tc Save
$50 hy us9 - oae battie W r.
rented .he n ,s+ wonderful Bio nisa
Cure eyer known. old by e x.
RJb5neoa L Bro, drugg1sts, tzo1ds-
boi0. n c.
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THE COURT RECORD OF y
R~EpUBLECAN CANDLOATE.


North Carolina (superior Court,
Wayne County. Sert.Te'Ha 1894
BE it remembered, that a Superior
Court, begun and held forthe County
Of Wayue ut the Court Hnu,e in
Goldsboro IN tho fri N,ndav after
the first Monday lin S4,4o,nher il
being the lOih dav Of Stptcmbcr. in
the wear Of q Lord thousand
eight hundred ana ninety four, be-
fore the Hon. w. A. Hokp. Judge,
anon the oath of w p Whitley :
w. Tew. Mo-co Wilson. III Davis.
w. A. +. pea.ocll. K. r Smith r.
7. Hood Elisha V,nson r
T,oonson |, A Fou.t John pike
I,bn /. pate w II waddau
n Fluora w q patio A r
eummarlin and pat sbarard Col
GOOD opd IawfuI man If +bo oornv
aforeeaid dnIv summoned dra wn
uorn and charrod To inou;ro for
tho Sto+o IF and con.orninr oil
crimos committed within tho hodv
of tho caid county, # is nroeontod IN
oonrar ond foro +bo+ :. 70 COW
North caorIi,o !, Is,narior Court
Wayne County. Sept Term 1894
The Jurors for the State upon their
oath present, That NJ. w. Parks
late of the County of Wayne. on the
10Th. dav of Saptamber in the wear
of our Lord n thousand eight bun
dred and ninety four. at and in the
County aforesaid. unIawfullv and
wiIfullv did sell and retail to J. III.
FonvilIe spirituous liquor by the
measure less than a quart, to-wit, by
the pint, the said M. w. Parks not
havino then and there a license to
sell and retail spirituous LIQUOR by
the measure last aforesaid. and the
said spirituous liquors lot being of
the said M. w. Parks own manu-
facture. and not having been sold at
the nlacn of manufacture contrary
to tho form Of the e~tatrta in aucb
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(Seal.)
BOND OF NJ. w. PARKS.
|. f. ORMOND,
Clerk Superior Court.


We, M. w. Parks and L. w.
Uzzell, r held and firmly bound to
the State of North Carolina in the
sum of two hundred dollars to the
payment of which we'll and truly
to be made, we bind %ourselver, our
heirs, executors and administrators.
The condition of this bond is that
the same shall be void if the said M.
w. Parks shall not within twelve
months from the date hereof sell or
dispose of intoxicating liquors in
Wayne Country contrary to law,
otherwise to remain in full force.
This January 81, 1895.
M. w. PARKS,
Il. w. UZZELL.
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Chrcnicling of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh
borhOOd,

Plkeville, \. c.,
Oct. 20, 1901.
Miss Selma Waters returned to her
home at LaGrange last Monday.
Mr. ] l Ham, depot agent and
operator at Warsaw, was here Sun
day.
Mrs Mary Ham, Of Greenleaf,
spent Sunday night with Mrs Rachel
Ham.
Mr.. John Pate and family, of
Goldsboro, visited at MrJ DSmith's
Sunday.
Mesdames j d and \ S Smith,
made a shopping trip to Goldsboro
Friday.
Miss Sudie Mitchell, of MenIey,
is in town, the guest Of Mrs J II
Vail.
Miss Lille Blaylock, spent last
week with her grandfather Mr. Pip
kin, of Fremont.
We re-ret to learn ofthe continued
serious illness of Miss Lou Bird, at
her ho:ne zee here.
Miss ada ElayIoch, of Fremont,
after q bries stay with friends here,
returned home Monday.
Quite number OF our people at
tended the Primitive Baptist Asso-
citation at Memorial Sunday.
Misses Matte and Smithia Ham.
returned to LAGRANGE Monday
morning after taking in the Associa-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs j e Hosea aud son
returned to Go'd5boro Monday
morning after a visit here to rela-
tiyeS.
Mrs \ J Smith, who has been
visiting friends in and near here re-
turaed to her home in Goldsboro
last week.
FIR and Mrs E D Ham, Rev and
Mrs B E Perkins and Mr. w S Smith
attended the State Fair at Raleigh
last week.
Several young men Of the Salem
section were in town last Sunday.
Some special attraction therefor them
we presume.
Mr. " II Grady and Miss Agnes
Pierce, both of Henley, were a
ried BY Rev BEPerkins, at his home
last Tuesday morning,
The Free VIII Baptist Union
Meeting convenes, at Pleasant Grove
church Friday of this week and con-
tinues III session until sunday.
Mr. E c Smith left last Tuesday
for Society Hill, $. G., where he ha-
accepted a position with The Yves
tern Union Telegraph Company.
Mr. w r Person, who is engaged
in the insurance business in Colds.
boro, was here several days last
week visiting his parents, DR. and
Mrs J Z Person.
Mr. Sam Bridgers, of Goldsboro,
was the guest OF Mr. J B Smith, Sun
day between trains. He was accom-
panied home by his son, Jumbo,
vino has been visiting near here.
The many friends of Master
Clarence Does, are glad to know he
is rapidly recovering from an attack
Of fever which has confined him to
his room for the past three weeks.
The Pikeville school and young
people will give al entertainment at
the school house Wednesday even
ing, November End, for the benefit
OF the church building fund. Adj
mission 10 cents; children ) cents.
Refreshments will be served after
the exercises close. This is a worthy
cause and should be literally patro-
ni1od
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FUN FOR OLD and YOUNG.
SHARP AND WITTY SAY
I>GS OF THE PRESS.
Picked Up For the Amusement
and pcru~al of the
Masses.
"NoW do your worst" the hero orfed
Unto the villain bold,
They saw him act, and then they
sighed,
"He did AS he was told"
"My wife talks to herself all the
time"
"Is that SO? wish mine would.
49,
Madge-Physical Culture is lust
splendid. Pm taking beauty exer-
clSe5.
Marjorie-Youhaven't beentaEing
them long, have.you?.
~
Mrs. Ascum Have you still got
that servant girl you had last week2
Mrs. Hiram Onen-Which day
last week?
Skiniiint-lfanything should hap
den b me- dearest, you viii be all
right. I've just insured my life.
Wlfe-But suppose nothing does
happen TO you?
Calier-I never saw two children
look SO much alike. How does your
mother tell You apart:
One Of the TWin5-She finds out by
spankIn' us. Dick cries louder'n /
do.
Il
X
Mr.. Sipp-Young man, how dare
you swear before my wife?
Boy-How did L know your wife
Wanted to swear frst2
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MEMS LIST.

MEMS Llci.
B-NIr Brown.
C-I.e5lie Cox, cfo Hotel Kennon.
D-J W Dali.
FL w Eason.
FL FIusk.
Grimes, VIC CHM, Thos
Green.
HI M Ham.
L-W 6 Lee.
M-WilI Moore, Sam Murphy, Nc
Campbell Bros.
P-W A Parker, Henry Powell,
Joseph Prophet.
Kidney Ridge.
Sc W Summerlin, Ed Smith.
T-Henry Thomas, e..
W-Chas whiterbottom, Payne will
son, Jamie vim, George will
son.
LADIES' LIST.
Ar Aticle, Alder Agile.
C-Leslie H. Cox, Nancy Cooper.
D-Emma Dosen, L Dortch, Cheney
Dark, r A Dean.
Cd T Grantham.
H-Charlic Horns, Lon Hodley,
Annie Holt.
J-Ardella Jacobs, Lille Jackson.
L-Sarah Lane.
M-Sallie Malone.
O-Paliice Oliver.
P-Bessie Pear5oll, Catherine Pierce.
M-Saron Thompson.
U-Rena UzZel.
V-Rena Winston.
W-Claudia Wilks, Mammie wick
erS.
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list Of LETTERS

Remaining in Postofficeo Colds
boro, Wayne County, N. O.,
October 22, 1904.
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IF you have kidney trouble, you
can get quick relief by taking Bonn's
Batons. Only 25c. a box at druggists.
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%atANTLD-$8 to $I2 weekly,
w easily earned by either sex
knitting oealniess' hosiery for the
western market; oarimproyadfamily
machine with rlhbipg attachment
furnished worthy families who do
not own a machine on easy payment
plan. Write at once frr full particu-
lars and commence making money.
No experience raquirej. United
states Wooden Co., Detroit, Mich.
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rnAHM FOR SALE-A NICE farm
= ii acres, y miles from Colds
moro Good land. Two story resi-
denDe-G roouio: ali necessary out
hou,GS. =, X. Jtdckley.
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No one VIII burn wood when thew
find out how cheap soft coal is phone
W. IL. Gfidin and he will call and
explain. Phone No. Al.
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POU, Solicitor.
Indictment:
Retailing Without License.
Witnesses:
j. H. FOnVielie /

Those marked thus / endorsedand
sent by the Solicitor, and sworn and
examined by me.
w. P. Whitly,
Foreman Grand Jury.
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- GOM5-A limited number of,
"A comfortable roons for rent in
he Arlington Hotel building. Also
over Cold,Joro steam Laundry. APP
ply 1T Hotel nennon.
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Persons calling for above letters
will please say advertised. Rules
and regulations require that one cent
be paid or advertised letters.
J. e. DOBSON,
Postmaster.
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Thycal destroys diseaie germs
use it daily-25c. per bottle at Rob
inson's Drug Store.
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Use Thycal and avoid Diphtheria.
25c. ut RnDinsOn's Drug Store.
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Thycal prevents contagIon-25 e
bottle at R~?binson's Drug Store.
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Mr.. Sipp-Young man, how dare
you swear before my wife?
Boy-HoW did 1 know your wife
wanted to swear first?
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pOARDERS WANTED-A ,i,ni-
- ted number of table Doarders
are desired at 404 y. John ST., where
the table will be supplied with the
best the market affords, in home
style and wholesome cuisine. Terms
given on application.
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FURNISHED ROO MS-Two fur
L ni5hed rooms to rent, with bath
cOnVenIeDce., at IU7 George Street.
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Buy your Borax from rs, we have
the best. Higgins Drug 90.
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Cures sore throat in one night,
per bottle at Robinson's Drug Store.
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Caller ! never saw two children
look SO much alike. How does your
mother tell You apart:
One Of the TWins-She finds out by
spankIn' us. Dick cries louder'n /
do.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24

attracted considerable attention on
his unique journey to the fair. He
conceived the idea of making the pc
culiar trip, and taking a few railroad
ties. nailed them together with two or
three boards and embarked about
three weeks ago. His start was made
at 4 small town below st. Paul. and
he passed Rock Island two weeks ago.
lie has had some trying experiences,
especially in his trips over the rapids
north of this city. and also at Keokull.
Storms have also threatened his safe
~ at times. With a long plank he
usually manages to keep his crude
craft in mid-stream. While near Mus
catine the raft was almost wrecked
ON rock. Flobert was compelled to
remain on the rock until a launch
came to his rescue.
The sunken steamer Chattanooga.
formerly the Megiddo. well known in
northern waters, is to be raised. The
boat went down on a rock near Pa
ducah. Ky. in the Ohio river, and was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
Democratic Primaries
To Be Held Tomorrow

Fourth avenue and Fourth street. JOS
eph Lerch. Joseph HoIzhammer,
judges; Robert Beck, Dan Mckinney,
clerks.
Second ward-Naab's meat market,
G2S Twelfth street, Carl Naab. John
Cahail. judges; J. p. Sexton, Henry
KinneT, clerks.
Third ward-County Jail building.
Eugene Doyle. J. Z. Grotegut. p. +.
King. judges: G.. W. Henry, W. II. La
mont. clerks.
Fourth ward - Commercial house,
Seventeenth street and Third avenue.
David Sharp. S. r. Kenworthy, judges; ;
Paul Kersch. DR.. J. p. Comegys, Ralph
Lamont, clerks.
Fifth ward-Hose house on Twenty
second street. G.. p. StauduhaT II. l..
Wheelan. judges; r B. Reidy. c. A.
Temple. clerks.
Sixth ward-HOse house on Twenty
sixth street. Fred Calkins, J. w.
Snitzer judges: Frank Meenan, l.. y.
Bourdeau, clerks.
Seventh ward -Thiesen's shop, 4431
Fifth avenue. 4. G.. Hanson, J. r.
Larkin, Ed Ward. judges; Ernest
Thiesen, Louis Funkenstein, clerks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24

The democratic ward primaries for
the purpose Of selecting delegates to
the forthcoming county convention are
to be held in the several wards of the
city tomorrow between the hours of )
and 100 p. NJ. II is the duty of every
democrat in this city who takes inter
est in his party and who desires to
have its affairs conducted according
to fair methods to 90 10 the place
where his ward primary is held and
vote for list of delegates. The pri-
maries will be conducted in an order
~ manner. representative democrats
will be voted for for delegates 10 the
county convention and every vote viii
be not only cast but counted. Indif-
ference has cost the party dearly in
the past. Let every party member in
terest himself sufficiently in his par
~ to go TO his primary at some time
during the two hours and a half that
The polls viii be open tomorrow, and
vote II will be the party's own fault
if il is again caught asleep.
The places where the primaries will
be held and the Judges and clerks Of
the same. respectively. are as follows:
First ward-Bysinger's barber shop.