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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-17

Tie PTesbyterians were among the
earliest To organize in Rock Island. IL
being in about 1887 that the United.
now the Central. Presbyterian church
originated. The church first bore the
name ofthe First Presbyterian church
Ct Stephenson" The church split on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-17
, MOTTO >


We beg to announce to the thousands Of patrons
and friends of the late Mr.. John Hoyt that the bus
mess which established in the year 1901 and
conducted continuously by him in this city from
that date the day of his death, will be continued
and conducted in the broad, straightforward,
upright and liberal manner, that gained for him,
not only a local. but enviabe national reputa-
ton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-17

church. and The division OF the con
f,regation 80 the Central church was
completed IN 1873. II was in 1877
that the beautiful church building To-
Gated or Twenty-third street and Sev-
cnth avenue was erected. and since
that tine many additions have been
made TO the building. until row il is
on,. of the most beautiful and comno-
dfous churches i'm the city.
During the early years oi the exist
euce of the Broadway church many
obstacles and difficulties presented
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

Sollboro StraBc, Nopfills' Ylace
MN SlbrrtO Strnbc luor ooS lebte.
Wobrrlto Der 6orti6ritt oes SeiIers
II oIelcr @cgcllb lonniom mar lllb
erlt lIll llbr 9~tndrnlitta1s ous@ua.
Nclbcimcr Ncil'lde Wch1uoe Gin.
ltlrjte. l%ponOcrte Dos Sctter Die Bal.
tnilorcltrabc nit Wlbcinllidler Gc,
ldnptnolNtctt hinultcr. Gic Slom.
men 5ilt0tlten al ocli Gudmciin1lcn
rltlnli9 nm i'll Nh itono Gin &c
bultoe lludl Dem Gnoercn in beael,
6lonlnlcl. %;'llcrit iroben sic Slonl.
men lbrct Nca olrrd) Die Mtitte oeS
Naliocr0tnlcrta bon Der NopfinS'
Ipcltiie tod Der baltimore StroBc
nm frodcr patu Inuginn oil Der
Baltimore Strabc 5ltriid bis Sop.
nus Elorc. on@ oniG1glid) 5llriid.
Aelnllenr Nrcled uodlhplcno. Cam
crgrtlfcn lie 0aa BON Baltimore.
SirdBC Mopfins' Nlace. German,
mo >lbert0 StroBe begrerBte Sdll-
lerAcplert, III elmer Stultoe oos ,}er.
ltorlllg@lucrt pollen0en0.
Ter nGd)Itc Sprunlg Scr 1lommen
mar llbcr Die 9oltimoreitroBc bin
loca n0h Der 9toroieite. Gieies poi.
'lrtc trr5 nod Der MittnasItunbe.
lnto Iebt fam cH Dem Gbei ~oeSsSelter.
Scp0rtenleitta 6ilnl H%cipuBticin. soi,
Die 1t0ot nor elmer idlredIid)cn So.
IotIlitat 'tebe mo ~olislu0rtiae Siilfc
HotblpenolN lci. Gr telearopbirte TO-
Tort lod) Nnlbington. elimination,
Ebllooelphlo mo goltiliore.9 ountr
mo 5lpci Stunbcn ip1ter mar Gin
Sltgeno nltsmdrtigcr Spriseu alti
oent N%ranbplotc.
Is iu0r Multiti'S Sntel, meIdes
ol oer9iorblcitc Der 9oltimoreltraIc
on2 critic Opfcr Der Slolnruen milr.
DC; mn l22 llbr NudInittoas loa
oa1ltlbc ldunnlt mehrereu anoercn
@'eb0liocn ot Scr ode bon golti.
more. nno SihcrtneS traBe in Sriim-
mer. Genl oeiperoteli Sample ser
6cl!erluebr aelallg cS aber, oossSelter
al Dem neiieren Gororiiigcn oil Ser
Slbertu StrnGe III norolider Midl-
ttthp ill bln6ern. ltuo in aleid,cr
SSeile lpnr Die 0elierpe1r e%riolgreicL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

,,n.,. Sin Jl,h,, ,,r(J,, $50 C,,,. a.,
;%";cb S"g'' 'o.'av pu' oe''t '.'
i$ Y''' ,.'',.,nt"ns Vn,p
U;r.,. Inv '">p"'" lux.
'.l' ~"Nn. "''"' oUgv.t, u''"
INK ',,.'".l IuI'p.t
m ",M S"'' S Sr,',; Up 1r> "up',n.''
hrrS "''Y 49, """ >oti
E s'''op., >i..a u.t'"' 'o". w:
hntta' >ta $500, """ o"~ ~V''o'
,n;'hc,. own" ''N' ''I'o'' o'"9'-
H. n,,1,s,, l.. a u.,.
,,,r;,e 0p,;'"t'p' WV ILL, >@g.ou''oV
n"1 m '',,iah" N.Y. ".H' et'oI'viI
Gr,hr;nsn So. "'na'.' Ha'I uta'
Gn, o.'la'uv'i p.v 'usll',
w., h,s',', "'p un,.,ulvt t.,'''' pu'.
ifr ~, . e. NV" VIZ
-, IN "",,t1 u'ptol.3n H't,eltt!'
",,nr"e '',,' p;.t @Hyo'IHt ou!i.
Si,r,, 49," tnnH w ',,,'luli
Sc~r (tYn l,u,, s",,h,a s;o an w.'Uu,i
>'r,, ~, $50 w '"s,'a'' ~"
man ~, ~ 49,, g., W. W..
N;c t,1,, o"'" '1,"'' """ W."
Lahc" rM,,,c, Wv" t"'Ins ~
N.rrnto,,tyoi,e ',,n S'"' 6 Wv
Gror,hr, ~, % Hn, NSn,.uo.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

bdl0e utlt @opfin9' 4'late 9eaen.
iiberlicqcn6eu Giicnuauscn Sunoa
hung non Tiu0loD & Hobcrto iteber=
nc YulucrmnaGjiH nit eiler loldbelt
@c0alt, oaB 0icEridJiitterulg III Den
mcit en~tierntciict Stnbttheilcn be-
mcrfbur Nor ltlo dle tSclllter IN DER
AaudburidlGit bis billunter 5ur Cont
burbltrdbe jertrilnuuert tnltroen. Tie
Nol0t hIcrpon luor. 0aB Die 6lanH.
men ollrd) Die 5ertrilrtHterten ,Seit.
Tier lit Die WebG,l6t uH Der Oiticite
0c9 &optiNa Elntc c%in6rangeu. Ter
Nortldlritt 0cp 6eler9 mar lett Elm
ollBcrlt mHcller. IN tir6er 3ett
mar Die Baltimore StroBe erreid)t.
mo rhr Ole tS%euruucbr lids ueriab,
lruBcn bic Hlummcu ibren Neg nod,
ser &olioucr SttaBe 6iltuntcr. Gin
Iubcn0 @cbdltoe au Der Siinfeite
Der Baltimore StrnBe, 5luiihel 8op-
TINS Elatc uno @uuuper StroBc.
iIall0 III meni0cr ais elmer bulheH
Stuu6c III NIoum3el.
MtittleuuciIe bruHQcu Die syian.
men 0lId) 5t bcioeu Seiten BON Sop
Tins Elote 1cgen ocu &ino mad,
ocu SilOel DOR. Us gina Ionolam
ODER AtiGt2 fnnnte tic atibaItelt.
0ic Nrohcn &ur5moorens lulo &lei,
Der GnQroHNrihGitc Der 0ouiei
AliiIlcr &p., non Vi. NJ. Sltton & 60.
BON Nlu, !. Iirun < Gn. INTO oltoe.
rcr @onoelabGiIicr BON MeItrllf ipo.
rem Is, bic bier Dem g~cir0Bigen Gle
nlellt 5lun Gpicr ~iiclen. .Gos gotSe
@epicrt bis 5llr HUnlbor6 : StruBe.
&doreu jllnt Vctrogc BON nielen
Nthlioncu bcr0cltN lpllr6c III Nidc
0clcNt. SoH NielenNc6dilbe DER
NudorHdcr. mo Nud)bonoltugsfir-
ltu @itpgcnhcimer. We'll & SO. an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

t%rrsIppncent" lnb Die oret eugliIAsn
,(ltter, fdmeIt am Dien3tag Mprgsn
ot6 lem 8ronot in 0%ltgetpobnter
Veil; b:rous; uur cine. bic Moutdgss
!a9aa5e, mar d%usaefdlleu. Gs mar
II @tQe Elm: G!rtuItite Mrbett, Nber
: muyDe rpC:ntet.
Wit DIM qroBsn 8rdnps bridlt cine
llc Nrd fir Baltimore all. Nus Der
lids mito Elm i6Gr:res, gt0Beres unp
nterueBmenreyca Baltimore eriteigen.
Der &yannoiItrttt mirp nall allsgeleqt
.eybcn; Die Stroben lperoen breiter
9sr0e0, uno bic bisberigen olteytbiimz
idh:n Merit Jacilitdtcn lperotn, benz
Observation-Disclosures ansemeHen, Inn
%,itdltct lptroen, 10 odE aS Der Metro
lOls DIS Siiosns, Iobdlo oieielbe Der
jitlidc |nopuntt Der QroBan trans
Qutineuialru ~N&oboid Wobu" miro,
n Mot Itrltcr 3ciiGc!tnlcn mir0.Der
.cit Dem NisoerNana teS 9aneels nadJ
oeH 9iira2gtriegc eina?6iibten Gdn9
res r2iperproF8 Der neuen Nelt" 3u=
iid AT ero6ern. Die 8tpunperung
Der Welt Sat Baltimore IiG bereitS
yport:n, ino:m bic S!apt, ouf li6
l;lbit p%ertrouenb, itpl3 ale Inter
jiiibuna Don au9pdrtS %6uriidlpies.
Tlou mrnm il tben.
Die @cidbidtc oc9 Nelter9 lit III
olcn 3citumNcu Der @clt plbliSirt
mo iiluitrirt porbrn. ober nod, mic
nla!@ in pnllcH0ctcr Nornl. Gieltcidt
miro od3 old) mic 1cihebcL 0cnn
jgbr uicIc Gin5eIhtileu Der id]rcd-
lidlcn &otoitropbc bat tein menid)s
tiGco NNNt Iciebct un0 on0tre limo
IN Der groGen NNirc0lng un6codtct
acbllCbcu.
Nbihon Der Nrono0iltritt fnit Gin
rcd)huintIiG1ca l0nNlid)cS &icredf lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

Nhltdit uDi NhlinpDcf : @iraRc.
ca uulH nidlt gclingt lie rcd)t5citiG 81
hGnoiNen.
Der nod)itcbcnoc &criNt lpnro,
bon cinen Iugcl5et0en Dc9 @rnnp
ocS gcidJricbcn, lpcId)er 5uQlcid iibcr
ollie Shrittc Der Stootpcnpultung
fiir ben @lcoeroltibmu Oca ob0c'
bronmteu StuotpicrtelS oui Ooa
Gn1itc pcrtroltt lit.
Scr @cginn 0c& I~cucr2.
lin 10 llbr so Minu!en 8ormits
Tags, 9onntog. Den 7. 5ebruar 1904,
ertDnts Elm Ildrm bonn outomatiihtn
SSeuers Nlarmtaiten i'm 2agerbaus Der
SFirmo Sobn s. Surft C so. on hsr
Siippeit=@de bon Qibertpz uno Ger
monsGtrabs, tenn pie !9atena uuo
2siter=Gpnpo9ni. Nr.2, Die Sprisens
G~ompagnie Nr. 10, ba5 8ersecorp8
uno Sngenitur 6. s. S~urt6arot BON
f%iinften 0iftrift naAfamen," 10 fcs
ginnt Ger pfiiSisle 8:ribt bss G6eis
SngenisurS G:orGe %. 9orton iibsr
bG5 erobs 5ersr, ps!c1es bas 81
Tddf.sptertel 9aitinors's ei1GfG.rt.
unb Bis CUR MbenbbGmmcrTturt, b.S
ndditen Sasss (Moniag) ipit9eta.
Grit earn. natc.m tie bas gan3s
Gnarps@ g sI6dftspiertcl ner Start in
G6utt unb gfdc 9clegt batten, lpurf:
Dem Observation-Disclosures GauT Ger
5lammen Elm 3iel gsisbt. Da5
Jeaerloidbopt Cataract" ipetGes
bi: 5lammsn 30 Gturben lana ben
Weriten c%ntldna bstdmpft Bate, unb
Die an Wtitida .oes cages Bon N:ns
No-t dngellngten ridden 26i1mannz
id)cftsn nar3n es. tpeld), na3 peiter.
8crorinsen pes sssusr5 Ginoerien ltnp
nag @E.t.o uno has 5abritoi:rtcl in
0iisSaltimore rettsten.
I'm ban SO GtuuCen lett BEN Mus
6rii5 lpar bas SEEKER in elmer @tsit:
ben elmer 8ieri.lmeilc ndge3u eine
W}eile %esipanbert, Elm qpalmnn6ea
5riimmerFelo BON 13O4dern 5idd.ns
inbatt uno 10 Ger %msriapolfien 6dss
Itrg,bierte unfaTenb, hinicr fh laf=
fenc. gluf fi.ism lpeiisn Eriimn'ers
feto 6atisn 1900 mafIlpe Geffdftss
balIer geltanbsn, in psldlsn gesen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

boB WeioG I9mot3 uno- Stsine llno
N}ortel in GtduD 32riielen, ais lpdren
iic gcrabIen moroen. Sin alter Rens
Ycrtsr 5euerpe6rnanu GuBcric, ct
babe uQee @roentlite bremen oc-
f:ben. G6er MiDrtel ME 3upor. Our6
pie Woltcntraber. beren in Serra
Gotta e~ingeAiiateS e%iferne5 ooer tab
larne8 Gt:lett Itebsn blisb, fegte ba8
6eucr init unbsimti1ar @eThlpin0tds
felt, un0 in ben 5uriiabl.ib2nben
u0ocn Senfer30blen rpp6nte tbatIGc6s
l;A Do@ Grauen;" gap5Gnli1e Sc
b0abc lpayen IN Is W}inuten GobNtt
horTen.
Der mcnIQIide 8eritono fonn.e bic
4E59lidltfit zines ioIden 53srTt0runQg=
r:rts3 niht iafen. Gtumm. lpit he
tGu6t, f@au.c Dt: 6tabt6eo5lterunq
3u, ME Der Gtol3 Der 8eThGFtsnelt
8olitMopi'S in 3rimmsr uno Wfds
geieqt puybe, mi: tie Grlpsr6sqltcllcn
Eaufsnbey Mrb:itcr UNI Mr6:itcrinuen
5erftDrt puroen unb cin GetYtel oey
itel,eybdr:n 8aIis Der m%upi3lpaliidi
in Raa1 ouiginq. Der genol;e 9dba=
ben lpirb njsmals befannt irerren.
5a6mGraer reranIGlaQtn t;n bircIs
ten S4aoen auF $l00,G00,OO0 unb
o:a Beript r.r 8erIi1erunQs =GeIeQs
IcaItsn daf %35,000.000, 70 ru5 Fer
oittttc 8eyluIt Der pDn BEN 9runD BE-
troffensa @eIh&ftst:ute unQ:fG6r
$60,000,0oo t:trdgt. &(6e. Der inoiz
f,tts @erluit teIduIt ii6 felt benz
6cr3r ouT $l,000,0J0 PRO GQQ. uno
.ete bt: Gct0itrop4e in Yerg@T.nbett
ssrat6sn 1T, miro Baltimore no6l Ell
n2n 8srluit prn 5000 DOC, 900 at Der
icifn;n h1bsn.
Qter 9altinoye fat Ti0 o,m IilrBs
tctlihsn llngiii4 gelpaGicn 9c3eigt.
Die yaon:ntane G.ii.ige2d9nung ipid)
ldnge p0y rer f9tiaBli62n lle6erlpdls
tiglng Der 5tommen an FER Miin
0ung opu Sores SdG:n. Sine plDt
lida ulgeobnte @rerqie er0rifT Die
9ep0tferunq Der Staot IGon an
N}ontoG Mor9en. Mer ieinen Sc
T1aIt@plob rerlOren battle. fudte To-
Iprt tempotGy3 ltntertunft i'm benoh=
borten, 6alb N2IfdftliA:n unb BALI
WobnungSoi.rteI uno Tanb ite aud.
6onoetoz uno observation-disclosures
puroen obn: 3eitOertult mi,oer dnqe
tniipft; iiber t2n Gelegrapben uno bds
O5:ontabel ftoqen Die g,itslungen
fir r:us 8ooreu in bic Welt 1inalts,
uno Die &un0cn Der groBen 8ottis
moGcr 6ancetsE1uier Daroen t;noA=
rihtiot, bah Der 8a~orenDorrotD 2lDar
nit nod ein 6oHFen 2tiGe lei, Riots
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

tell. Scitoem bot iiN oiciea Gious
ncn IN 9clplm0ernnN fir baltimore
reruoll6elt, Nodl btnn l0bmcnNen
Gd)rcfen iot0te cin G%rpndben; c1
luur cin Grluod)cn olt5 0Cll lolgjdb.
riaen 9nrur6Sdenidlnic. lleberoll
rilbrcl iid) f!eibige @Gnoe, mo mini
mchr lit Die Belt getonmcll, Die sc,
ldlid)tc DTS MeItbrnnbcS 81 ers0hlcn
mo melNen Ginbrud oericlbc ouf
0ao Self inio ouf Noubcl uno ySor-
Def 9enlod)t bot. rSctt lit Die 3cit
0afiir %. 81 beri6tct rpie ocnohE.
lidle Hcute iid) st itartGn, cneroiid)er
GharaftcreH eI!lpifeltell, luie jcoe
luihcsonEtc GnCrAie ms Seben
lpralg lpie lid) Dos gn!t5e 6ciieins
lueicn 5li cil1enl groBcn @nn3cn Der,
ba!i0. mic &ouflellic mo Sabrifor.
tell, &Gltier> unb 3frt)taonu0lte,
3eitlm0@aciG)dlte mo Selearnpbcts
Nilrcalr rcilc @eid10Itafofolc cr
Ial,aien, mdbreno Ole oIten llod) IL
.Ylenrmcn Itnrl0cu, iuie Die GngroSs
Wci50ite Gle uerf;iAburcu SrdBtc 5u
4nnoe nllb int @oiier iiir telegraph
idle l.llitrG1c iiir ncite @odrell III
4niprEd) nohnteR, llnd) che ole
tliammcn unierGnntrolc marcrt, lple
@eifGiie. oic nIt, I. tSebr1tor braun.
ten tcreito an s.. Gin neics DC
ld)oltSlcinl eiurid)tCtcn. Nl!c olclc
(botloden iinb pon biItorlldcnt
Wcrt1c.
Go@ 1rouiige Sdloiipiei. bos Der
erlte Sonntog I'M sSebrildr 1901 N1
gc1loItigten 0epobnera @oltimo-
res Bot, miro rSebem itnperdeGli(q
ieiit, mn ipenn IN tonmienben le-
Aell ocn &inbcrn ullb Gnfeln cr5dbli
lperocn miro BON Eoth Trangint
ino (rilbIol p%eraol1crer 3eitea,
Damn iuirb'a bel 81 cr50hlen gebeli
bonn {. mo s. 6cbruar 1904; bon
Dem Silrdlten unb @oifen unn ser
banaen Sorac, Oh mobl Der NroBerc
{6eil Der &albmitlionen Stoot IL
0dlttt uno trimmer aeleat iuerhcN
iniiroe. @er IN THO iibcr ho@ meite
6ldmmenmeer geblidt, olla Dem
sablrelbe 6eitergarben %elnporltie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

grOBte Gn9rps 4uBrpdorcnTirma pes
Siic:n5, beren 8isf:ntag2r pon TriDs
ia9rsmoDtn, olle fir r:n8srionot natb
benz Siioen uno Deit.n psreit. bel Der
orpBen 8atdItropE: mil r:tlor,n 0ing,
fonnten an0ert6alb Woden nac6 hem
Jeu:r ibre iiblide T~riibja6rs @r0ff
nunQ in sir2m neuen tempordren 0,im
an rem bon rem 5,uer unberiibrt &c
blieben3n 26eila bes 0optin3' Biace
bolten uno i6ren &unD2n Elm pDle3
Eager Der neueit:n Bonn 5etg,n.
NnoTe grob: @nBtos 8irmen BIZ
ri6ttten 6bnli0e Wuncer ppn Gr3rgie
uno llntern2bnungsqeiit, Die Mots
G:n8eitungen Ger GtaDt: Der .G,uti6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

gen, @nt0ertc 6ltB bod. oenr ipiro
oo@ ldouriAe &il0 nod lnnNc in Gr,
ImcrNll0 bleibun II. i'm iclblt IN lei
men SrduneH pcrfoI0tlt. Noiinuuta4
los mtd Der Wtenid) Der StGrFc, Oer
YSlltb 0c5 perbcCrenoen Clements.
@o2 bc0cntct MeniGemtodt Hebcr,
Wiuapcl'a Sobnen! Aua uerm0gcn
2S0IlcrItrablen Qe0en oicie Noacn.
H%Iiltben. ~l(licrc Belt rilbmt lid), lpia
1errlid) lueit mir O oui allen @cbie.
ten gebradt, DEFENDERS ont Dem Der
Ccdlnif; oliein Observation-Disclosures
Der leRten @odle bot micocr eimnol
Qcjei0t, bob mir ben GlCntentorfrGf,
ten gegeuilbcr madtlo3 iino, mcnll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

8antgebduos, in hercn Gesp0l6en Der
gteiAthum Der Staot an 8aarmittsln
la9:r!e, uto Elm ogrcBsr She'll Der
&aNoungsplGke fiji pie 8attimorer
8uitenf0Grer uno 2~(uiternboote bsfans
ben iid) inter ben ein~gsGfonrten poer
ousge6rdnnt:n Gebduten. ,ym Gen
trum b,s 5eaars btieb mar pas Bantz
gsbduec ber SAFE Dsppiit &c 3ruitz
80" an rsr SDltbitraBe, ME ourd
in Wunb?r, untci4doigt, ipl6rerb
cas bane6an Itc6enos erit. eiIerne Sc
bGub. tsr M,tt, DaS Der Sun" hi.
Elm StrcpGdN5 in lueuiaer, ais 30W2iz
nut.n, t6atiG4li6 bonn @rb6obtn Der
Ihtran0. CD irtenIp mar bic Sibe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

Die 0an5c ciOiliiiric @elt bot iiGcr
Den Hronn in Baltimore geb0rt. Gle
3crltCrEna be9 @rihGitatbcilca Der
lecbaten @robitoot Der &er. StooteH
tlloctc iIberol! ba@ @ciprdd)2tbcmo,
logor Der GltSbrud) Dc9 aric,
0eS 5lpIld)cn Nllblnno Ino "a,
fon ol lelben Gage nor uop
DEM Mle'enbronne III ser Sin
terarnflo Der olitG0liAen Gial1i
lion 0eOrungt lppr0cn. Ole Wenidr
hcit bat nit Gyituineu perllpnn1crL
lpie Observation-Disclosures. ciierne
@dntgeb1uoe, ~ltcinerne 9fieieuge-
1dlutte biHuc1Ntfcgt mErbcn, mic
&arten60nier binnen pel1ioerOtinl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

heito peni8er d6er dJIe 8ti,eIun83n
cbcnTo prompt bsriidfDti9t m2yosn
piirocn, ais pb oo5 ots gor,;e cipiti
iirte Nelt cridiitt,rnOe groBc 8alti
morer 5ener, pelG:5 Sage lang Toodg
ben oiiotiIden arieg ijbcri@ottete,
Elm btpBcs P6ontdIic0cbiloe gelp.in
fei,
NrmitronA Gator &c Go., bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

5000 6irmen G:I6aftc isalGtr 9(rt
betrieben, nit einem Sabr28um(GB
opn un9e3aDtten W}iuionsn. So62
nannte WoItentrob2r mpDernlter Gonz
itrutti0n in reIden 6unoerts BON
@ei6dftsteutcn nno 2topotaten i6re
8iireaur batten; 2~dQ2rbiuIer lea
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Fine pecans at McNeely's.
DIED.


MACHEN-At his home In Winn-
field, La, on Friday, Nov. Is, 1904,
Judge Marion Franklin Machen, born
Sept. "A. 1850. departed this life at the
age of "a years. month and "a days.
Judge Machen has been a promi-
nent character In public life in this
portion of the State for thirty years.
When quite a young man he was
elected parish Judge OF Winn parish,
and for two terms ne has been dis
.trict Judge OF the district of which
Grant parish termed part. He was
a man of sterling qualities. a member
of the Methodist church, and had
hosts Of warm friends. For a num-
her OF years Judge Machel was a
resident of Grant parish, and resided
at Montgomery. The station ct the
Valley railroad at that town was
built upon his property, and It was
called Machen after him. Some years
ago the Judge by accident became
impaled ON a sharp stake, and ne
never completely recovered from the
wound then received. He has been in
bad health for several years. and on
or two occasions has had to go to
the sanitarium for treatment. He
leaves n wife and several children
the most OF whom are grown. Hif
remains were laid to rest with Ma
sonic honorS In the WINFIELD GENE
terry on Saturday, 10th. May he resi-
In peace.
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To the Teachers.

As is announced In another column
of this paper, The Grant Parish
Teachers Association will convene
at Pollock, La, on Saturday, Dec. 3,
1904. ard earnestly request all that
can to be present on that occasion
and to participate In the meeting.
Realizing that many teachers cannot
conveniently meet at the place above
mentioned, and in order that we may
all have an opportunity of meeting
in conference before the close OF the
year. another meeting is called for at
Colfax, La, on Saturday. Dec. 10,
1904. and you are urged to meet US at
one Of the places mentioned, the one
most tconvenientforyO you, and perform
such duties as may he assigned you
by the executive committee.
A program for the latter place will
appear in the next issue of this paper.
In the meetings / wish to see all
the teachers of the parish that we
may become acquainted and discuss
such subjects an will be to our best
interest and to the interest Of the
boys and girls entrusted to our care.
Very truly yours,
j. N. WARNER, SuPt.
Pollock, La, Nov. "a. 1904.
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II was taken severely sick with kidney
trouble. tried all sorts Of medicines,
none of which relieved me. One day l
saw an ad. of your Electric Bitters aad
determined to try that. After taking q
few doses felt relieved, and soon there
after was entirely cured, and have not
seen a sick day since. Neighbors OF mine
have been cured OF rheumatism. neural
gea. liver and kidney troubles and gener..
al debility" This is what B. +. Bass, ol
Fremont, N. G. writes. Only SOC at
Crescent Drug Store, Ctlfax; Bush q
Randolph. Fairmonnt. La.
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
OF LOUISIANA.

wEsTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
On this 2lst day of November, A. D. 1904, on
the court that hearing be had upon the same
on the I'D day Of December, A. D. 1904, before
said Thos. T. Taylor. Referee, at Lake Charles,
La in said district. st O'Clock in the forenoon.
and that notice thereof be published in The
Coifax chronicle. q newspaper printed in said
district. and that ali known creditors sud Other
persons in interest may appear At the same time
the prayer Of the said petitioner should not b
granted.
And il 10 further ordered by the Court that the
copies of said petition and this order. addressed
to them at their places of residence a. stated.
Witness the Honorable Aleck Boarman. Judge
port. in said district, ON the 2lst day of Novem.
Der. A. d. 1914. Il. Z. JACKSON.
nov26-2t Dy. Clerk.
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WANTED-Men and women In this
parish and adjoining territories, to
represent and advertise an old es-
tablished house of solid financial
standing. Salary to men $21 weekly
to women $12 to SIS weekly with ex-
penses advanced each Monday by
check direct from headquarters.
Horse and buggy furnished when
necessary; position permanent. Ad-
dress, Blew Bros. & Co.. Dept. A.
Monon Building, Chicago, Ill.
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Timber Land NOtics..
United States Lend Office, !

United states Land Omce
New Orleans. La,
Nov. n, 19O4
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress Of june Sd,
1919, entitled AN Act for the sale Of Timber
Lands in the States s.f California, Oregon. Ne
vada and Washington Territory" ~ extended to
all Public Land States by Act Of August :, 1850,
GEORGE n. MCKNIGHT,
of Colfax, Grant parish. Louisiana, has this day
hled in this Office his sworn statement No. $50
for the purchase Of thr Southeast quarter of sec
ton twenty-five township eight north range
show that the land souRht is more valuable for
its timber than for agriceltnral purposes and to
establish his claim 70 said land before James j.
O'Cninn, Clerk District Court, ct Colfax, La,
on Tuesday. the slst Z y Of J,nnary; A p i9os.
colfax. La, w. B. Clarke, Of Collar. La. Jesse
Thompson, u Villas. La, Jackson Thompson. Of
yilns. La.
Aay end al pessons ciaiming adversely to the
shave described lands aFs requeseed 70 Ne their
jsssss,, % !, iSs. a;i; ~ GxLTfR {. COHEN e : "
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A CAR LOAD
| FOR 5 CENTS
-At tho
CoIfax Mercantile Co
Second street
Second Street

Prot. j. N. Warner has received his
commission as parish superintendent,
and has been showing a great deal OF
activity in supervising the public
schools. He gives evidence OF being
the right man In the right place, and
will doubtless prove to be n most
efficient and satisfactory Official.
Two important notices from him will
be found In the Chronicle this week.
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July, August, September. October.
is the chill season in the South. II
you are not provided with Chillifuge,
the great antidate for all malarial
diseases, you should procure supply
at once, for you do not know what
1t may save You In health and money.
1t is without doubt the greatest
remedy OF the century for all malaFial
affiictious. and should be in every
household. Have you a bottle In
your medicine chest?
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Cured Consumption.

Mrs. B. w. Evans, Clearwater, Kans.,
writes: "My husband lay sick for three
months. The doctors said he had quick
We procured bottle OF
Ballard's Horehound Syrup, and it cured
him. That was six years ago. Since
then we have always kept bottle in
the house. We cannot do without it,
For coughs and colds it has no equal.
26c, SOC, 81 at Valley Drug Store.
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Bankrupt's Petition for Dis
charge.

In the matter of Andrew NJ. LeSage, Bankrupt
in Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Aleck Boarmau, Judge of the
District Court of the United States for the
Western Distinct of I.ouisana:-
Andrew N. IleSaRe. of Colfax. in the parish of
Grant. in the eaid District. respectfully repre-
he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the Acts
Of Congress- relating to bankruptcy; that he has
duly surrendered all bis property and rights OF
Quirements Of said acts and Of the orders Of the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be decreed by
the court to have full discharge from all debts
provab1e against his estate under s'id bankrupt
acts. except snch debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this nth day Of November, A. D. .:tv0l. q
ANDREW N. LESAGE, Bankrupt.