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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-03-04

A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Al ]. Ryerson, assistant treas
urer of the Lycerm theater, st, Joseph,
charging him with embez2ling $500
His whereabouts are unknown. HIS
peculations are said to amount to
$1,000.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-03-04
CASE l..

THos. oprtt, Hear, AK, nge a. Rain
On back for several weeks. then chiiis.
irregular sometimes, severe tigofs, fol-
lowed by fever. Gave good putrative Of
cAiomci aud padoph. and Deans Kidney
Pills. After takiug iuut bosses Of tho
pills, patient ~ ard enjoying good
health lot QUO ot his arc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-03-04

John Crowley. of Little Rock, Ark.
who has been working for four years
collecting the different kinds Of Ar
kansas woods. has completed the task.
The exhibit has been arranged In the
form of n library, Mr.. G, A., A.. Deane,
land commissioner Of the Iron Noun
tain. has purchased the exhibit from
Mr.. crowNy and will take II 10 the ST.
Louis Worlds fair.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-03-04

When the EDITOR read 1000 Plants for
lGc, he could hardly believe it. but upon
second reading finds that the John A..
SalNcr Seed Co., la Crosse. Wis. than
whom there are no more reliable and cN'
icnsivc seed growers IN the world. makes
this offer. This great oder Is made 10 set
you to test Salzer's Warranted Vegetable
Seeds.
They will send YOU their big plant and
seed c~atalog, together with enough seed
10 grow
1000 fine. solid Cabhaecs,
1000 delicious Carrots.
1900 blanchinp. nutty Celery,
1900 rich. buttcry Lettuce,
100 splendid Onions.
1909 rnrc. luscious ladishcs.
1000 gloriou-ly brilliant Flowers.
All foR urr ldc POSTAGE.
providing YOU VIII rctuIn ihIa notlcc. and
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-03-04
CASE q.

Nts. SYiru. rntrv, Arb, age -,
mother II four children. HAD female
complaint aud kidney trouble, manifest
by pain IN back aud urine irregular;
sometimes very clcar, changing 10
cloudy. aud with much sediment N
standing in chamitt. Gave iu,aitfeat-
inrnt Tor female complaint and pre-
scr.tcd Dolu'g riiis; after using six
ioNrs fhc regards herscif a. cured.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-03-04

These are a few Of the typical cases in which have used Doau'S
Kidney Pills. In a great many instances Use them alone with cura-
tive results. while with some others indicated remedies are associated.
| believe that by the judcious use Of Doan's Pills many serious
complications are arrested and many hopeless and incurahlc eases of
Brights disease prevented. 'na
have often found that one box Of the pills is al tla, is required to
effect a cure. hut in some cases continue their use until al symptoms
are entirely absent and the cure cntctual and permanent. Yours truly,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-03-04

A frnc trial n mis- rtcat Hiinry anl
bladder Specific can hu rhisipri hv 90.
dfos sing iUstnf Niihutn Co. nuhliu,
y. Y. Tho regular siSo O. 'n CONT, per
ias N not f,f silc hy yuHt dutpi.tur
dealer viii BE- t,ui ~ m1il, charged
prepaid, M receipt u price.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-03-04
CASE ;.

nRowS TAHs, wyunr, Arr, age y,
had severe case of msiatiai h0matatia,
OF swamp lever. Gaye necessary ii,et
mrdi,iue. caiomel aud paduph, and
mufph .suiph e. relieve pain, aud
ordered Do,n's riiis ior the high siaic
at congestion aud inflammation of the
Kidneys, Recovery tesuitsd In two
wcrks. rr,sctibrd puan's Kidney Pills,
~ he continued unui the Kidneys were
Thoroughly strengthened aud all pain
In tack subsidized.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-27
ate ssanasliitt her ehneiber.

Die Miener 5hneibtrmeiiter Iinb
feit aursem na9 etner .Rangsltfte"
seorbuet, Sc sibt nun in Mien gdns
offtatea S4neibermeiitsr erften, atpets
ten unb brttten &anses. Sn bic erfte
Ranssflaiie seb5rsn ale Sofi9nsibtr,
tn bic stpeite bi. srobsn @4neiber
o6ne 6oftttel unb tn BITE brittle ble
.mtttIersn S9netbermeifter aller Be-
atrse Wens." Die tauienb anberen
tleinen Wetiter fteben auberhalb Der
Ranssliitt. Die Ginibetluns Der brei
Gilben .rfolste NIT gtiidfi9f auf ben
iteuen 2obntdrif Der @tiidneifter,
tpelde ben nidt unbere9tistsn Dunf6
esten, bab ibnsn ein 9off9neiber
etnen bSbtren Wsa9erlObn fir sinen
6rad gable, toie Der sritbefte gepD6n,
li8e S4neiber, bsr nur g.rinsere
pretfe fiir f.tne Mrbstten perIangt unb
erbdIt. Sn etner @eriammlung Der
S4neibers sGenoFenidaft fam auch BITE
pi4iparse elite" aur 5prad., tpeI4.
BITE @enofenf9uft gum Sdube tbrer
WtitgIteber gegeniiber notoriI6en
S4ulbenmd4ern Aeraussibt, Die Mufs
fisauns bieier Cite sefatsbt ni9t obne
9umor. Sie entbdlt auBer gsamen,
@barattsr. Mobnort unb Tamiltenper.
hdltntfen bas genaue a0rpermab Der
S9uIoenmader. Cine Rubrit ent6Glt
bie S6abensfumme, sins aubere bers
f4tebene fpabtse 8emertungen, ipi. beis
fpislstpeife: S4ulbnsr trdet felt 1889
tutsber blonbe 9aars;-iit Elm GROCER
Rsbnsr, aber 5ablt ni9ts;-S6ulbner
bat mebr tpie einen f4parsen Sl.d I'm
@eii4te;-tommt 5par fe6r frtuHbtt6
.ntess.n, bod aablt er nidts;-bers
fpri4t Oiel unb 3ablt nidts u. T. p.
Die elite foll-fsbr Diele Ramsn snts
bolten.
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n5rdu gulaurier perIi6srt, buB es

n6rdu 8ulaurier psriidert, buB es
bd fei.
sd bealpeifle es."
nsie bebduptet audi, baB Sic fetn
Worbonbeniein tennen."
sd leusne es."
Dis 9erintstominiiiipn ipe9felts
feltIame 8lids, bonn fubr Der Hi9ter
einbrinslid fort: r8eiinnen~@ie 1in &c.
nau. 9err 9auptmann. siub sic tpirf.
lid gang iiher, has 5eitament beg
9srrn Dulaurter niemols in 0dnben
sehabt gu baben?@
rNiemoLs.
.R0nnen sic bieis 8ebauptung nit
Jbrsm gbrentport betrdftisen2"
aSa, id seben Sbuen mein Gbren,
mort als Ulann unb Spibut."
Rubis ipra4 0ineent bieis Worte.
Diesmal ipentsiens mar er getpib, nt9t
aiisen eeitraft au iperben.
Mteber faben ii9 bie Rinter al.
.9err 5auptmann," iagte Der Staatse
antpalt, ber fdon lanse germ etn Wort
ans.bradt bGtte, .@ie feben, mir lalfen
bic porseidriebsnen 50rmli4teiten beis
feite unb tbun atles, I'M etren Gfdnbal
3u bermeiben. 9tIein ebe MIR bieies
Qaus perlaHen, miiHen mir uns cine
feite Qn5t9t iiber ben GoQ gebilbet bas
ben. @eitatten Sic alfo, bdb mir uns,
trob sSbres Gbrenportes. perf1ulioh
iiberasusen, ob fi9 bieies Eeftament
ni9t, lpie bebauptet lutrb. in Sbrer
MOhnuns beftnbet."
Qun enbli9 besrtff Wineent ben
3tped ber begoansnen 9ausfu1ung.
Seiner Qniiat mad nabm bic @a9e
iebt zine giinitige Menbuns.
gr aos einen tleinen SdlIifsl aus
ber 9afhe unb rethte ibn ld1elnb bem
bideu poliaeitommiTdr, Der fi9 bersits
ipieber an bas Durdfuden Der @hrdns
fe seuodt bate.
.Wesne 9riefidaften iinb fdmmtlih
bort I'M S9rstbtifch,4 iuste er, ~ebenio
pie bic S4tiiHel gu ben anbern WDs
btln."
Der Geri9tf9rsibsr ma9is plas,
mdbrenb Der poliseitommifdr auf ben
s3reibtif6 ausins. Man 0ffnste bic
bon Wineent beseinntts @hubldbs.
Dieter mar glei4stltig i'm 9tnter.
gruno iteben gebIieben, obne benz Wor>
gang Mufmertfamteit 5u fnentsn. Grt
ein bon ben bier 9errta aussebenbes
@ensurmei beranlabte i'm, nGber au
treten. Der Hber ben S9rtibtif9 ges
beugte Gtaatsanipalt rintete iidb duf
unb bielt etipas In her 6anb.
9fun ipanbte er fth un, unb Din.
cent tountt febtn, mas es mar: ein NIT
finf Sieseln periebener srober 8riefs
umf9lag, Der tbu frtmb mar.
Na1bem ii1 Der Gtaatsantpalt
iiberaenst bate, baB ber 1lmfdlag ses
Dffnet mar, ging er auf ben 6aupts
mdnn gu unb belt ibm bic Iuffnrift
inter bic Nugen.
Dies ift bus Seftament bes enbess
unterSeihneten Sean Sules Gbmunb
Ouldurier," las Bineent.
gu sletder 3sit bSrte er Semonb
fagen: sSerr 9auptnnnu. mir finb aee
spuussn. eie sa perbsften."
(Tortiebuna fDIatl
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= giner ct. Betersburser De-
pelhe Der .a6lniiben 8eitune" gu.
folge, aberreid9te Der neue oeutlhe
Wtilitdr Nttabe bel Der ruiiiiben
Neaierung. b. Der Wen9e BEL
Den gmpfanas Nuoiensen beioen
ruiiiihen Gaiierinnen, Der 8arin
gleranora nnh Der nermittmeten 9ui.
ierin Waria. eigenbdnbiee Sdreiben
Der oeutiben 3aiierit. Wan erblift
auh bierin einen gemeis fir bic
nDu5oaene Nnudberuna stpilhen
DeutIhlanb un6 Huh(Qn0.
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SIR Gounth . sdlabtueifftr.

Die s5reie 8refie fir seras" lift auto=
riiiert. 9errn &ubolpb &riib ols
8anoioat fir 6as Gmt bes gpuntbs sGcbabs
meiiterS BON 8erar County an5utlnbi,
gen. abhdnaia pon ben 8rimdrfuablen
9ie a5reie 9relie" iit autDriiiert, Serrn
U. Y. sS al ton il. als &anoiooten fir
oas Imt oes gDuntp- g rbabmei,
tiers an5ntiin6teen, abhdngig bon ben
oemotratiihen Brimdrtooblen am 9. Suli.
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FUR gteuersQolleftor.

Sie nSreie 8reiie" ift auturiIiert Serrn
Baul Meericbei B t als annbibat fir
oos &mt bes Steuer.8ollettors bpn 8erar
gountp on5ufiinbisen, abbdngis bon Sen
BrimGrtpahlen.
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0tic. Semaa.

BUD uno Shreibmateriolien @es
l9alt, &unftiahen. sSancesNrtifel,
Spielparen etc.
Sn Der NIT oem @eiddft perbuns
6enen AttiSen5=9rnderei tueroen allie
Mrten BON Orudiahen auf oas @e=
ibn1adoOllite anaefertia; audi gifi.
teris, Oobseits, uno @ratu(atipnss
Sarten. 9oitenanfbtdee fir Den
Druid bon Stntuten tueroen oelieferk
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Giir Hiifritt 3 glfrf.

a9ie nSSreie 8reiie" iit autpriliert, Serrn
@eorge Surfep als &an6ibaten fir
oas Mmt oe8 3 Diffrttts@Ierfs anSus
tanoi9en, obhdngia BON ben bemofroti-
id1en Brimdr!pablen.
Die nsSreie Breiie fir Seras~ 1T auto.
rtitert, Serrn 6. 6. Nebill aIs &onois
bat fitr oas Gmt oes 9iltrift @lerfs an.
8uttinbigen, abbdnste BON ben 9rimdr.
tuableE.
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. 3rintt MIan,o TIaidenbier.

Gus yalparallu in Der Siio.
anlerlfanlihen &epublit gbili, tummt
Die 0abribt, oaB bic Beft in Der
Staot antofagaita nabeelaIien babe,
Dab aber bic ihmarsen Boden an
oerlhieoenen Orten oes 2anoes aus.
Qebr0ben ieinen.
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Tiir GountseGlerf.

Die n5reie 8rehe" lit autoriIiert Serrn
Srent &. ~ etu to n als 8anbi6at fir
pie g8ieoertuabl gu 6em Nmt bes gOuntp.
@lerfs nDn Berar GDuntb anaufiinoiqen,
obhdn9iQ pDn ben 8rimGrtuohlen,
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fiir Gountn . Nffefnrs.

Die nSreie 8reiie" ift autoriiiert, 5erru
ba 8. gSernette ols &anoi6of flr
oas Nmt oes gounte. GlIe5iprs
oon Beror GunntD anaufiinbiaen, abban<
gig npn ben oemptratiIchen 8rint1rz
tuQhleu.
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Sir gerar Gountg aidter.

Die o5reie 8reiie" 1T autDriliert, Serrn
Hibter 81. g, Green als &anbibat fir
6as Gmt bes Gountp<8icbters bon Berar
Gonntp an5ufiinhigen, abbaneie pDn ben
oemotratilben grimartuahlen.
Die nSreie Breiie" lit autDriiiert Ssrrn
Setter SDnas aIs 8anbibat fiir oas
Mmt bes @ountp. .9iibters bon Beror
gDmntb an5utiiuotgen, obbaneie BON Ser
Hrintdrpef1f.
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Snr gountp. p.aniuaIt.

Die n6reie 8reiie" 1T autoriiiert Serrn
8bii. $. Shoof als Sanbioat, fir oos
4n1t oes Gpnntp' Gnmalts bon 8erqr
gDnntp nn5utitn6igen, abbanaia BON Sen
oemDtratiiben Srtnt6rtpablen.
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Eiir gouutn.G Gommiiiiouer.

Oie psSreie 9reie" 1T autoriIiert Serrn
Srant miners als 8auoibot fir
oaS Nmt oes gountp=g gommiIIioners npn
Yreeinct 9iD. 3. BON 8erar @ountn anaus
tlnoigen. abhdngie BON ben 9rimartuab.
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SIR Srieoensridter oes /. greeinfts.

9ie nSreie 8reiie" if antBrifiert, 6errn
Ingnft S. &ieffer. (gapt. q. $.
&ieffer) ols &anbibat fir bos glmt bes
Trieoensribters oes 1. 8recinfts anaue
tilnoi9en, abbdnais BON ben bemofrati.
iehen 8rlmartuohlen.
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Tiir Ronffabler Des 1. a3rerinfta.

9ie u5reie 8reiie" iit auturiliert Serrn
gbarIes S. Stevens als 8anotoat
fitr bic @iebertuabl fir bas Qmt bes
8onitablers bes l. 9reeinets anaus
fii1oiaen.
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= 2etepboniert an Dds u Qlfm.
ba9er fir iraeno mel1e Nrt BON
Sobasuailer. 9ip. 5O4.
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Sir 1iHriftaumalt bam Serar 0ountp.

Die .6reie 8reiie fir 9eras" tit auto.
riltert, Serrn .. q. McNstill ala
&anoibat fiir oas Nmt bes Diitittanipalts
BON UeTar County anaufnnoigen, abbdns
gig. non ben bemotrat,ihen Brimdr.
fpahlen.
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5ar 9iftriftridter oes 81. oiaritts.

9te o5reie &reHe" 1T autDriiiert, Serrn
9fthter s 10 r 5 no ner als &anoioat
fir bos 9lmt bes Siftriftrihters oes 81.
@eribtss9iitrifts, 8erar gountb, ansu<
fiinoi9en, abbdn9is bon ben betnpfroti>
icben 8rimdrtuablen. 9fichter 9tpper
muroe als geabfofger BON 8icbter glorf
BON COB. 9anbam ernannt.
0te .5reie 8refie" lit autpriiiert, Serrn
:. S. Sbie1bs als &anbibat fir 6as
g(mt bes 9iftrittrtebters bes 81. @ericbts>
oiitritts, 8erar gountp, ansutiinoigen,
abban9ig bon ben oeniDfratilhen Eri=
m1rtuableu
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sdslide gunriiten sdlatwaaen

nab' Californian, ebenio nab ct.
9Duis uia Teras & 8acific 8abn
obne Wehiel. Shreibt an irqeno
einen 9ifet Meenten tpeeen oieles
neuen Dienites 0oer an 6. s.. Eur.
tter, 9eneral= Baffaeier.I Dal.
las. Teras.
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gerblasfencer sse,pets.

yeeue 8eueniife treffen forttpab.
reno in grDBer Wenae elm, neIhe ers
hdren. oaH Or. Sings 0eue gnt-
oedung fiir 5bminoiu1t, Ouiten
uno Grf6ltungen Dbne @leiAen oas
itebt. Gls Beiipiel oienen rn6ae cine
tiiralihe oerartige Runogebuna bon
&. S. Wc6arlano oDn BentoruilIe,
va. Derielbe i1reibt: ,Drei Sohre
lang touroe Dbne ieoen @rfDlg an mir
bernmaeooftert. Damn begann ida
Or. Sings 9eeue grfinoung su nebs
men uno elm pnar sSlalhen oaupn
beilten mild pollifGnoig." Die8 Mits
tel tit gleid3 tpirtiatn Bel allen 2uns
aens uno 6alsleioen, Sbminoiudt,
GyngenentaGnoung uno Grippe.
9arantlert bun Den Nputbetern s.
4alteper & Sobn uno Moulpb DreiS.
Brobeflaihen frei. reeuldre @r6se
so Gents uno $1.00.
Sn Giel tpuroe in @eaenuart
oeS Raiiers uno urlter einorudspol.
len Seierlidfeiten bic Statue fir
ben lestes Sabr aeitorbenen Ranu=
ilent0nig 5rieorih 8rupp entbii(lt.
gu Der 5eier tuaren auh ssrau 8rupb
uno ibre 90hter eribienen. Das
Stanobilo, Elm 8ert oes Bilobauers
9apertamp. bat ieinen Blab i'm @ar.
ten Dor oeni Dahttlub @ebGuoe er.
balten.
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gSabiattSet9em.
Far oifrittriater oes 81. oitrifis.

Die n5reie 8refie" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
u. 3 Af in Or als &an6i6at fit oas Nmt
6es SiIfrittriebters bes 81. @erlcbtsoi<
ftrifts, 8erar gountp, an8utInbigen, a6e
bdnaia bon ben bemofratiidhen Brimdre
toablen.
Sic n6reie 9reiie" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
6icbter Nrthu IS. SeeIigIon ais
8an6ibat fir oas Gmt oes 9iitriftricbters
oes 81. Siftrifts, 8erar County ansufiine
oi9en, obban9is BON ben benpfrotiirben
BrinSrtpablen. Ticbter Seelielon tuuroe
ols gtobfol9er nDn &ibter 8ropts oon
Sub. 9onhatn ernannt.
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:, on s~ g8eaen nieoriaer Staten aur
notwithstanding nod ct. Souls oio
9etas d Bacife 8abn befraat irs
eeno einen 9idet Naenteu pber
lhrelbt an 6. y. 4urner, @ene.
ral' Boiiaaier'aaent. galIas, 9eros.
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oO4 1T Die 9elepbun. Summer
fhr SOoaspaiier. SsineraI,uaIIer
uno aSeiHbier, C1s Il 2tSd1badber
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Seues I1dmnernpe sfppfineh

miiroe Sic balo perlaiien, menn Sic
Or. Sings 9eeue Qebensy Bilen ae.
brauhen tpiiroen. 9auienbe bon
2eioenoen baben ausprpbiert. tuie
gut iie ae9en Wiar1ne uno nerp0ies
3Dpfmeb belfen. Sic reinigen oas
Vlut uno bauen Die @eiunbbeit auf.
Sur 25 Gents uno bas @elo miro
auriideritattet. iuenn iie nidbt belfen.
Su baben in ben Npotbefen BON s..
8alteper & Gobn unb BON NbDlpb
DreiB.
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9ie CHAMPION WiabmaltffIe

bat oiel gorteile. Die lie/ /efnpfeblen.
&eln iiberfliiiliaes @epfbt, tein Sc.
rauid, tein BUG ax6er Geite; leid1te
He9elune beg Reiers nit Dem Bitts
ntan' H0o [Su baben bel gluorelps
q 70, IA x 116 Slo.5[ures. Ctr.
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Das giien unoeroaulider Ga.
hen pernriaeht baufia geritoptung
uno anoere 2eioen oes Wia9ens.
slqe oerartige 2eioen uerben leidt
ourd Or. Guauit S6nia's 6amburs
ger TrDpfen furiert.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-06

learned the signature of a local capt.
talist. The latter was shown the forg-
ed signature and could not believe
that he had not written it himself.
Willies shortage was found to be
800. He was given the alternative
of settling or facing charges of en-
beZzlement and forgery. The boss
showed Willie the letter of warning.
The youth laughed at it, but his agi-
tation betrayed him.
Willie was told that he was dis
charged. He broke down. \ relative
of means was acquainted by Willie of
his predicament. He called on the
boss. So did Willie's mother. She
was nearly distracted. She had dotted
on the boy. She thought he was go
ing to make a record for himself that
she could be proud of But Willie had
fallen into bad ways
The shortage was made good and
Willie went home with his mother.
He said he had had lesson. The
boss said he hoped that he had. Will
lie thanked the boss for letting him off
so easily. So did his poor mother.
Both knew that hard hearted en-
ployer would have turned him over
to the authorities He would have
gone to the penitentiary. Willie is
looking for another job to begin over.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-06
COURT HOUSE RECORD.
In County Court.

Oct 5.-Estats of Kathryn Nc
Keever. Motion by conservator ad
litem of Anna McKeever to set aside
sale of real estate to pay debts. over
ruled and said Patrick II. McKeever
not having filed any objections to said
sale within the - days given him.
Said sale is confirmed and said report
of sale is approved and order TO col
lect purchase money and for execu-
ton of deed to purchaser.
Estate of James NJ. Waiter. Proof
of notice of petition for probate or
will made. Dispositions of subscrib-
ing witnesses TO Will taken in open
court in proof of execution thereof
filed and approved and will admitted
10 probate. Petition by Corneiia Wal
ter for letters tcstamentary filed. Pc
tition granted Executives oath fled.
Bond of said COrnelia Walter as exec
utriX filed and approved.
Estate of Thomas Murdoch. Claim
Of Rock Island Argus allowed in class
: 81 $3.50 Claim Of Frank III allowed
in class at $110.
Estate of Rrdolphus !. r. Baker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-06
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-06

| Individual bond of Alice D. Baker as
such eXecutrix filed and approved, Sc
curly thereon being waived in and by
| said viii and letters testamentary is
sued to her John Schafsr, Ed Cook
and Earl Flickinger appointed appraIs-
ers of the estate property.
In re cunServatOrShip of Maria
Sweeney, insane. COnseTVator's oath
taken and fled. Bond of COnservator
in the sum of $500 filed and approved
and letters of conservatorship issued
to said J. T. Shields.
Estate of Kathryn McKeever. Claim
of Rock Island Lumber & Manufacture
ing company allowed in class : at
$3.50. Claim of DR.. f. NJ. Sala allowed
n class at $ll. Claim of John T
Noftsker allowed in class at S2.75-
Claim of Rock Island Fuel company
allowed in class at 1915.
Estate of Henry w. Deal. w G.
Johnston, Z. H. Schmitten and H. P
Brown appointed appraisers. Proof of
publishing and posting notice to cred
itOrs filed and approved.
Estate of Charles +. Ryder, Jr. FL
nal report of administrator filed. 1t
appears that further notice herein is
not necessary. said final report APP
proved said administrator discharged
and said estate closed.
In re guardianship of Rudolph Kahn
ct al minors. Lease of wards land
situated in sections and >. township
lG. north range west of Fourth Prin-
cipal Meridian, Rock Island county
Illinois. to Walter Kane and Louis
Kane which lease is dated Sept "a.
1904. approved.
Estate of Ferdinand Davis, Sr
Hearing on claim of Louisa Davis for
$3.50 continued until Saturday, Oct. 22,
1904. at 10 O'Clock q. N.