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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-13
TRAIN MAINS A Horse:
FINISHED BY A BULLET

y horse attached to one of the
Robb'S Express line wagons was run
down by a burlington switch engine
in the alley between First and Second
avenues and Nineteenth and Twenti-
eth streets this morning. The right
fore leg of the animal was cut eff by
the wheels. There was no relief that
could be afforded, and the horse was
put out of misery with bullet Officer
Henry Thode being summoned TO do
the job.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-13
Notice

The collection of garbage through
out the city has been begun. and it is
requested that those having matter
for collection provide covered galvan-
lied receptacles, as provided for in the
city ordinances. and deposit their
garbage therein at convenient places
for collection.
6. G. CRAIG. JR. NJ. D..
Health Commissioner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-13
JOHN BURWELL ENTERS A
PLEA OF GUILTY TO LARCENY

John BurwelI. the colored man who
gaven battle TO Policeman James
GOff when he caught him in a down
town alley with a chicken under his
coat last Saturday night, this morn
ing pleaded guilty in the county court
to an information charging larceny
He was sentenced to 90 days in the
workhouse department of the county
Jail and fined 81 and costs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-13
All Druggists

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customers. Indigestion causes more
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Cure digestS what you eat, cures in
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Is well Renewed health, perfect
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its use. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-13
PERSONAL POINTS.

II. Il. Gilmore, who was taken i'll in
Chicago, where he is employed in the
general offices Of the Rock Island
road. arrived home last evening to re-
cupeTate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-13
River RIpieta.

The Winona and Helen Blair were
in port today. \ raft of logs was
brought south by the Phil Scheckel
and Il. Hershey and the Fury came
down with a barge.
The stage of water was S.9j at noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-13
OBITUARY RECORD

Rev. F. y. Heisley, of Trinity Epis-
copal church, this afternoon at ,
o'clock conducted funeral services
over the remains of Mrs. Alice Roach
al the home Of the daughter of de
ceased. Mrs. Louis Mckay. 1900 Fifth
avenue. The body will be shipped to-
morrow to Madison. Wis, for inter
ment. Mrs. Roach died yesterday af-
ternoon after protracted illness
She was 81 years of age and a native
of England. coming to America when
child with her parents and settling
in Madison. Wis. where her marriage
occurred, her husband dying - years
ago. Mrs. Roach came to Rock Isl
and two Years ago to make her home
with her daughter. She is survived by
eight children: William. Chicago:
George. Milwaukee; Mrs. Agnes Work.
Madison; Mrs. Margaret O'Brien. Mil
waukee: Joseph. Portland. Ore: Mrs
Thomas Keirns. Calispel. Mont;
Charles. Minneapolis. and Mrs. Mckay,
in Rock Island.
John. 6-months-oId son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcneil. COZ Sixth street.
died at , o'clock this morning of
stomach trouble. The funeral will
take place at o'clock Sunday after
noon from st. Mary's church.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15

filled with a kind of terror. When SHE
saw that look In his eyes 1t seemed to her
he demanded so much-so much more
shan she had to give.
Say no more now. Remember you have
known me but a little over a month";" she
murmured
"A month and two days" he replied al
most sadly. and them striving to resume
his light and merry mood. he said, How
well you are looking tonight-better than
l have ever seen you"
1t was the most direct compliment ne
had ever paid her. and Miss I.edyard
flushed with pleasure.
Il took a brisk walk this afternoon"
she said. though no doubt any improve
ment you may notice in my appearance is
due to the way my hair is dressed. My
maid returned from a visit of a few weeks
in the country today. No one can dress
my hair as Lucy does it,
Perhaps that Is It," replied the pro-
fessor alphabetically. The charm of the
! evening was broken 1t seemed impossi-
BILE to recall it. and little later the pro-
! fessor rose to take his leave
Good night" said Miss Ledyard as
| their hands touched.
GOOD night" said the professor SOL
EMMY.
There was something which chilled
! them both. 1t almost seemed though
the leave taking was final.
The professor passed out into the hall
| the footman preceding him to the door.
When he had gone half the distance the
professor at a slight sound behind him.
turned quickly. Miss Ledyards maid.
Lucy. had just entered the hall from the
farther end and was going toward the
stairs.
The professor turned very pale: then,
striding up to Lucy, he demanded:
| "Who are you?'
II am Miss Ledyard's maid. SIR" said
Lucy
"Ha You have returned to the house
today have you not? Where have you
been?"
| ''In the country, visiting my aunt" re-
| piled the wondering girl.
Where were you on the 9th of Septem-
Der? Think well! 1t Is very important"
THAT was the day l went to the coun-
try. left in the evening"
Were you at the Woman's Auxiliary
society on that day? Don't answer until
you are sure
Yes. sir; remember quite WELL was
there just at o'clock. went to take
some silks for Miss Ledyard."
And when you left her where did you
go?"
ITO the top Of the house on an Grand
THAT was how l missed you said the
professor. drawing a long breath. Then
he asked, "Do you know me?"
II don't think so. SIR" answered Lucy
land yet" shs added, smiling. lit almost
seems
!, "Seems!" cried the professor. at is
you adorable vision. / have been seeking
you all my lta-tor the past thirty-twe
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15


r,,;a ma,icious tale has been circulated
reqarding a man who, although young.
e widely known as skilled scientist
aud who is only less widely known as
man of noble and unselfish impulses
heco,lse the circle of his intimates is
necessarily smaller than that which is
familiar with his achievements in the
domain of science.
As for the woman in the case-of
course. there being a scandal. it is I'M
necessary to quote the trite French
adare-she is 50 obscure, so absolutely
unknown-of the thousands who have
made merry over the story scarce one
knew her last name-and, besides be.
ing blameless. she is so absurdly hap
nv that it is hardly worth while to
waste any sympathy upon her.
With Professor Babbage, though, it
is different matter. When in the col
umns of society paper and yellow jour-
nal a man Of his celebrity is said to
have been seen by his fancee, who
opened door inopportunely (the place
being the hallway Of her own house,
which OF course made II all the worse),
in the very act of kissing the hand of
her maid-but why repeat the details
of this cruelty misleading accusation
It is better to give them in sequence
from the beginning.
On the 9th Of September, 1901, then
it is well to be exact-three ladies were
sitting in the second story front room
of the Women's Auxiliary Society For
Charitable Work. making fancy things
for coming church fair. They were
Miss Virginia Ledyard, Miss Florida
Smith and Mrs Jack Harper. The two
latter were young and pretty women.
Miss Ledyard could hardly be includ-
ed in this category, although she was
a stately, fine looking woman of some
five and thirty summers.
The three ladies had been chatting
earnestly as they stitched away on
their work-embroidered centerpieces
worsted shawls, doll clothes and what
not, which were intended for the fair
The talk had centered principally
about Mrs. Jack Harper's husband and
Miss Florida Smiths f1ance.
The appearance Of Miss Ledyard's
maid, Lucy, gave new turn to the
conversation. She had come with q
package Of colored silks her mistress
had forgotten. Lucy was rather a re
markably pretty girl. Soft and gentle
Of voice, graceful and noiseless in
movement, she was altogether an at
tractive and quite refined young per
son.
Lucy" said Miss Ledyard after she
had opened the package Of silks and
made sure that the shades she wanted
were all there, ''as you leave please
60 to the top door and ask the janitol
to come down here when he can.
have box I want him to take to the
church"
very well, Miss Ledyard." Ant
Lucy went out.
what very nice girl!' said Mrs
Harper.
Eyes, Lucy is an exceptionally goot
and clever girl" replied Miss Ledyard
'of quite respectable family too. Moth
er knew her aunt when they wer,
young = playmates, / believe. The,
they met with reverses. Lucy had t,
DO something-chose what she coult
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15

Il Al YOUR TRUE LOWER tOREVkh!
days madly. despAiringly. You are the
bride Of my soul; am your true lover
forever!' He went down on his knees
and kissed Lucy's hand.
1t was at this Interesting Juncture that
Miss Ledyard, having been attracted by
the sound Of voices. opened the drawing
room doom
- 'Well, upon my wordr' said Miss Led.
yard in we'll bred accents OF surprise.
The professor arose from his knees with
shining face. ''See, dear Miss Ledyard,"
he cried. II have Just found out our mis-
take! II Is she the monitor meant. This
lovely gtrl Is my soul bride-not you at
all. We have this moment discovered
how 1t was You see. at the instant en-
tered the clubhouse she had just left the
room, aud she What Is your name, my
belovedf Not that It matters in the least
but
Enough sir!' exclaimed Miss Ledyard-
James. the door,!
The frightened James came forward
go to your room at once said Miss
Ledyard. turning to Lucy. III you have
unpacked your box you may pack II
again. You leave this house in the morn
ing"
The professor stepped to the side OF
Lucy and put his arm about her. He
looked very tall and brave and handsome.
Lucy. frightened and bewildered. was
blushing beautifully She withdrew her.
self from the professor embrace.
II have done nothing wrong. Miss Led
yard" said Lucy. with spirit.
'You have permitted this adventurer to
make love to ypu in my house,
"Oh, Miss Ledyard, l never saw the
gentleman before!'
MY lear lady, do not be unjust" said
the professor. why not look at 1t philo-
sophically? Suppose we had married and
when IT was too late l had discovered
that the monitor meant this beautiful girl.
Would 1t not
"Stop, sir.' cried Miss Ledyard. now
thoroughly enraged. Il was a fool for
listening to your ridiculous farrago In the
first place. Go at once! James''-thAs In
trumpet tones-'open the door! You"
turning to Lucy. do an l bid you-go
pack up."
The professor had only time to whisper
"At 9 tomorrow morning a carriage will
be at the door, with CONAN to attend
you. Leave your address with her" Then
Lucy fed.
As che ran upstairs her head was In a
whirl. but IL one thought was uppermost
It WIS. II always felt I was made for
some thing better than this kind OF work. :"
Within another half minute the profess
or had disappeared into the street. Miss
Lsdyard into the drawing room. and
James stood alone In the hall. marvelins
greatly and bursting with his news.
In the morning the carriage came and
Lucy went The professor followed by
! the next train. He found Lucy In her
cunts garden under an apple tree. She
had been thinking things over. and there
| was much she was uncertain of. There
| fore she received him a little stiffiy.
my aunt was greatly surprised to see
ms" she said. II had to invent an excuse
: and told her I had come back for a lost
! wrap"
The professor put his arm about Lucy.
/ go In and tell her you have found It," he
! aaid, "and that It II going to keep you
! warm forever
! Now this Ii the truth about the story
| Of Miss Ledyard catching her fiance IN
! the act OF kissing her maid. Does any one
! blame the professor
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15

An TdbEE LADIES !! HE SAID.
90 best So much more sensible than
aking up china painting or going on
'ue stage, don't you think?"
dies.
she understands so well all my diff.
.eFent tastes, and she dresses my hair
~ nicely! No one else can do it as
lucy does. She is going home this
evening FOR months vacation. I'm
sure l don't know what I am to dc
Knock at the door interrupted Miss
Ledyard.
-, mere is the janitor now" she con
onued. Come inv'
door opened slowly and revealed
s.aains On the threshold man who
G n. did not look like janitor
was about thirty years old an
Sseo like a gentleman, although h.
"n na1f was worn rather long an
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15
The Voice
Which
Spoke B,
~ Francis
hC Livingston
Copyright, 1903. by Francis Livingston

-~ YHAT follows is written for
M the purpose of giving the
W. truthful version Of a sill
ly and scandalous story
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-19
Notice to Creditors.

To All Persons Concerned: Take
Notice that on the Goth day of
August, 1904, at my Office in the
town of farewell, Virginia, | will
receive proof of any debts or de.
mands against John T. Redd, deceas-
ed, or his estate, and will report
same, as required by decree of the
Circuit Court of Tazewen County
Virginia, entered ia the CHANGER,
Cause of Caroline Rrdd and others
COMPLIMENTS, VS.. Joba Il. Redo,
administrator, ct ais, Defendants
and all persons claiming to hay.
debts or demands against The said
decedent, John T.Redd, or bis csia.e.
must then and there present an
prove the same.
Given under my hand. this III,
2lst day of July, 1904.
A. $. i'IGGINDoTHAM.
r22-4t. Cvmr. in Chancery
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-19
Burke's Garden Academy
Burke's Corded. Virginia. For Boys
and Girls

Does thorough Elementary and
High School work. Grounds
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studies absolutely necessary
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Prepares for college,.
In addition TO regular course.
offers courses in piano and elocu-
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Number of boardcrs in the
Academy limited to Int GIRLS
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Board for AIRY number of boys
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Faculty and textbooks care
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We should be glad to answer
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Session opens Monday, Sep
TENDER the I2th, 1904
Cost (which is not a matter of
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A. S. Greever,
Principal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-19
End of Bitter Fight.

'rwo physicians had long and stub
born fight with an abcess on my right
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State Female
Normal School,
FarmvilIe. Va.

The State offers free tuition for wor-
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l.oeral Courses i'm Language, Litera-
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Strong professional Course with Nor
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Extensive improvements embodying
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The Faculty has been strengthened by
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Stssi on begins Sept. It'll. Catalogues
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-19
0RDER OF PUBLICATION.

YIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF the County OF
Tazewell on the Goth day OF July, 1904.
james Ed Peery, Complainant,
against In Chancery,
Tri-State Mining aud Manufacturing
Conn any. a corporation chartered I'M
der the laws of the State of New Jersey
w. p. Keil, Trustee. J. II. Keil, William
H. Alldred. b. L. Tintsman, b. f, Hob
son, Fred J. Shaler, w. G. Bs,itw User,
John II. Snodgrass and C. N. Enmsey,
Defendants.
The al CT of said suit is TO recover
from defendant, Tri-Statr Mining and
Manufacturing Company, debt OF
S226.92 set out i'm ia bill. and to enforce
the payment thereof by attachment vs..
the estate Of said Comp ny. and 80 att
nul the deed of trust by said Company
TO w. p. Knil, Trustee, mentioned in
the bill And an affidavit having been
made ard filed that the defendants w.
Z. Keil, Trustee. j. T. Keil, William III.
Alldred, b. K Tintsman, b. Il. Hobson,
Fred j. Shaler, w. G.. Breitweiser. John
IL. Shoogi ass ana =. N. not
residents of the State of Virginia. it is
ordered that they do appear here within
fifteen days after due publication he, oil.
and do what may be necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this SUIT. And il is
further ordered that copy hereof @
published once a week for four success
sive weeks in the CIInch Valley News, n
weekly newspaper published at Taze-
well, Virginia, and that II copy be post
ed al the front door of the court house
Of this county as prescribed by law.
A copy-Teste:
Il. T.. GEORGE, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOUNG LADIES ,Roanok,
Virginia

Opens Sep. 90, 1904. One of the lead
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The News and the Daily New
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BOTH SIDES OF THE GREAT POLITICAL BATTLE FULLY AND FAIRLY GIVEN
FIRST NEWS! BEST NEWS!

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Tho Death Panaltu

A little thing sometimes results in death.
ihu> mc;c scratch, insignificant cuts or
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ALTON B. PARKER saws.
81 Read the NEW YORK WORLD Every Dsy.,
HE WORLD Elected Cleveland

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Editorial Paragraphs.

There was less enthusiasm among
Republicans here on Monday
.n in any similar meeting held here
years.
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w. l.. PAINTER.

will be in town Court day.
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He Will also be glad to talk to
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-08-19

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Bryan on THE woRtn

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HScscncc. Quoted. with approval
oy William j. Bryan In the Com
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