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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
COURT OF HONOR
IN MASS Meeting
To Gain Expression Of Members
in County OF Revision
Of Rates.
SUPREME CHANCELLOR HERE
Mr.. Hereford Says the Mortusry Ben
Gifts Excess the Monthly
Receipts.

The county mass meeting of the
members of the Court of Honor. called
10 gain an expression of sentiment on
the proposed convention of the su-
1Teme court at Springfield for the an
nounced purpose of enecting a read
justment OF the rates. Is in progress
this afternoon at Carse hall. Benton
Davis. of Moline. was chosen as chair
man of the meeting. which is well at
tended by the membership through the
county.
j. Z. Larkin. Of this city. has been
one Of those vigorously opposing tie
move taken by the supreme officers.
and he led in the discussion for the
opposition at the meeting this after.
noon. He declared that he did not
approve of the hold over delegates act
ing at the coming session. when the'
had not been elected recently. and
had no instructions which were bind
ing from the membership. He de-
manded an explanation as to why no
notice had been given of the extra
session several months before. He
stated. as did many others of the MEM
hers. that IL an emergency exists. as
claimed by the supreme council. II has
existed for many months. and action
should have been taken at the regular
session of the supreme court.
There are some differences of opin-
ion in the matter. some of the mem
beers taking the view that the emer-
gency fund should not be used. but
the rates increased. as is proposed by
the supreme officers
supreme Chancellor Present.
Supreme Chancellor A. l.. Hereford
was present at the meeting. and after
AL of the objections had been made
he gave an address on the subject
explaining his actions as supreme
chancellor in calling the council. He
stated that the proposed new rate
would not affect any member who join
ed after July /, 1905. He stated that
there had been more money allowed
for mortuary benefits ;han were re-
ccived each month. and that. after
careful consideration. IL had been de
cided by the officers that the most ex-
pedient method of providing for this
deficit was to increase the rate of the
old members. and to do this by means
of an extra session of the supreme
court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
AFRAID OF POISON
Thomas Regain Delivered at Police Sta
ton in AmbuIanee-He Receivers
and Is Discharged.

Thomas Regain, a roofer who stated
that he was employed by the Lewis
Roofing company. was brought to po-
lice headquarters at 4:30 o'clock this
morning in the ambulance from the
office of DR.. E. A. Snively. Regain was
sick and thought that there was poison
in something that he had drunk during
the night. After a rest at the. station
he appeared TO have recovered and
went his way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Run-Yocum.

A marriage. graced by the pomp OF
the nuptial service of the Catholic
ritual. occurred at ST. Anthcnys
church az o'clock yesterday morning
At that hour Rev. ID. J. Flannery unit
ed in marriage Charles Herman Run.
of the Famous shoe store. and Miss
Bertha Felicitas Yocum. one of the
winsome and popular young ladies OF
the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Hull Gees to the 60"

Official announcement has been
made OF the appointment of George
II. Hull TO succeed George NJ. Bar
rette. who resigned the position of
bill clerk at the C.. b. & O. freight
office to become connected with a
mining company. Mr.. Hull has held
the position of assistant cashier OF
the freight department of the Rock
Island road for the past two years
and is well qualified to fill his new
position. Mr.. Hulls successor VIII
by William Dalzell. clerk in the
freight department of the Rock Island
road
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
ESCAPE IN AN AUTOMOBILE
C. w. Jones and Bride Miss Rice
Shower at Geneseo.

c. w. Jones, one of the leading
young members of the Scott county
bar was married at Geneseo yesterday
afternoon to Miss Gertrude A Sar-
geant. Rev Anderson, of the Meth
odist church, performed the ceremony
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. F. Sergeant. After the
congratulations were over the bride
and groom stole a march ON the many
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Threatened With Blindness.

For many weeks friends of Mrs.
Charles II. Deere have been aware OF
the fact that the afflicted lady has
been threatened with almost total
blindness and IL was only in the last
few days that the physicians in charge
have been able TO say that there has
been change for the better and that
her recovery is sure. For some years
she has not seen well out of one ere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Died at "a.

At the age OF "a years and months.
Mrs. Catherine Wright. widow of DIR.
Thomas Wright and mother OF Mrs.
John and Alfred Wright. fathers and
sons being the well-known veterinary
surgeons OF this city. died Wednesday
at her home at SOS Pine street Mrs.
Wright was a native of Chester. Eng
land. and came here with her husband
in 1850. After a short residence here.
they lived in Clinton county. near De-
Witt. for seven years. returning here
in 1865. This has since been their
home. DIR. Wright dying some Is years
ago. Three weeks ago she had a
stroke of paralysis and she has been
gradually failing since.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Jerome MaqiII Hurt.

Magill, met with an accident Wednes-
day evening. which has confined him
TO a bed in a hospital. Returning
home after the day he found that his
key would not turn the lock of the
door. In order to effect an entrance
he secured a ladder and attempted
70 raise an upstairs window. While
at work his hold was lost and he fell
to the ground distance of 16 feet.
Both bones of the right ankle were
broken and the jagged ends were
forced through the skin The accident
is a serious one owing to the age of
Mr.. Magill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

Rock Creek road. Camanche. Four
teenth. Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets in Clinton and any street in
iersection on Sixth avenue or the loop
In Clinton. Transfers will be issued
TO any part of the city OF Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

Geneseo friends who were counting on
showering them with rice at the sta
ton, by entering an automobile and
making the trip to Davenport in 1t. I'M
der the pilotage of friendly chauffeur
They will make their home in Daven-
port.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

and several weeks ago the well eye
became diseased. After a few days
illness she became totally blind and
hopes were at first despaired of even
saving the eye. Eye specialists were
called and everything was done toy in
sure her recovery. but other illness
handicapped the physicians say no
Roadway was made for several weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Jack the Husser Guilty.

The trial OF c. p. johnson. the bach
elor carpenter. who is known as Jack
the Hugger. and has been terrorizing
the school girls on their way TO and
from the high school and school No.
.. was held in Justice Halls court
Wednesday. He was found guilty on
the charge of assault and sentenced to
80 days in jail. On the charge of in
decent exposure he was bound over
~ &c grand jury and his bond placed
at $1,000. In default of this sum the
prisoner was taken back to jail
where he will remain until the grand
jury disposes of his case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming a favorite for
stomach troubles and constipation For
sale by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
TWO and one-Half Hour Trrs.

The /. & ]. road will make trips
every two and half hours instead OF
every two hours. This change is nee
essitated by the general conditions of
the line. which preclude the cars from
making n trip every two hours until
the roadbed becomes more settled.
The following list of stops has been
announced by the management: Any
street intersection over the route In
the city of Davenport: River road. Bet
tendorf: Bettendorf station: Betten-
dorf Axle works: NuttinE's Farms:
Pleasant Valley: Tile Works; Lee
Claire. Beckeris store: ID. X l. park:
Princeton. Wapsie bridge. Shafton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Obituary Record.

Mrs. Anna Goesselin died Wednes-
day evening at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Anna Peterson, 1914 Seven
teenth street after a long illness With
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

DRESSING CASES.
There are so many it would take
too long to describe them all. Here
is one, beautifully decorated Gel
luloid case, lined with satin, con-
tanning comb, brush. mirror and
manicure articles, this is an mex
pensive one, costing no.
only. VOC
There are others at $1.25, S1.75
and up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Fur Coats and Neck Piec

Trains on Tracks, Trucks, Carts.
Autos, See Saws, Baking Donkey.
The Topper, The Policeman, The
Fidler. The Miller. Patrols, Bell
Chimes, Loop the Loop, Seals,
Clowns, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
SMART STYLISH WAISTS.
GOOD VALUES, Low PRICES.

GOOO VALUED, LSW EntSG0'
The Big Boston is considered, by
experienced shoppers the best place
for waist buying. We tell of a few
here:
Strictly tailored Waists Of Black Sa-
tine, four wide tucks down front;
trimmed with two wide 4 m
straps-very neat. only. t.OO
Denim Waists, in Brown, Gray and
Red; yoke effect, two wide plaits in
back; front piped with black I m
Saline, all fast colors, only. :. usVO
Panama cloth and TwiIIed Flannel
waists, all wool, four small tucks on
each side; trimmed with covered
buttons-a bargain I en-
al. 49, ~
BriIIiantine Waists, 10 double box
plaits in front, wide box plat in
back, very pretty, inexpen- . 90
SlVe at. ssOO
Waists Of Nuns Yelling, full accor-
deon plated front. opens in back,
very smart creation. and u no
not expensive. .......... 6sOO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
PURE CANDIES AT Low
PRICES.

We carry Huyier's Wiiber's and a
many other first class candies. -
Huyler's Vanilla Pink Wrap Z. -
per Chocolates. per pkg. ..... W q
HuyIer's Milk Choco- IN a
Huyler's Old Fashioned IN -
Molasses Candy. IOV 9
Huyler's Molasses, American, Pep a
permint and Fruit Drop IN
Cuts 1t wv
We make a speciality Of Candy at 9
10c per pound. Delicious tasting a
and free from any poisonous sub
stances. Selected with great care.
Package goods especially appropri- q
ate for card parties and holiday q
gifts. Basement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
DOILIES, ScARFS, PILLOW
SHAMS-THESE ALWAYS
INTEREST THE WOMEN.

Fancy Teneriffe Doi'ies in 6, 9 and
IL inch sizes, at soc, 101
&c and. .t6ZV
Handsome Battenburg DoiIies in 6
and IL inch sizes at Or
SIC and. ............... 6SO
Pure Linen Hemstitched Ooilies in
9. IL. IS, "a, 80 and Sc inch sizes,
at prices ranging from en-.
&c ~ ~ - -
Spachtei Work and Hemstitched,
Tambour Work Pillow Shams, 80
inch, at, each, AOn
25c and fOC
80 inch Pillow Shams, with 0E
hemstitched ruffle, only. EOC
Madras Dresser Scarfs, many Or
pretty designs, at. .......... OOC
Madras Piano Scarfs, heavy fringe,
beautiful designs, zE
only Wv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

Children'S Goats l to 3 yrs.
ST. 50. $2.98. S. 96 So 90.
n following:
I0O
IentE squmaux nd ZibeIne . no
An especially gathering 90
girls, IA $780, IN m
$3.50 $3.50 and ........'O'OV
ar IT,
s125 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
IN GARGE
N MRAR
FORMAL INFORMATION FILED
AGAINST MRS swETlsHER
AND WEHoU

Prosecuting Attorney Scott yea
tcrdaf filed lufDrmatinna charging
Antoine Wrhue and Mrs Johanna
avetiahsf eIth the murder of John
awetlahef the iattrra aon. a Black
Diamond recently Wshoo and Mra.
awetlaher are boiuE held Ia the
county Jail
ThYe are alleged - have been liy-
lnE together and II De- said the object
~ the hlliuE Waa 20 get Eaetlaher
out 81 the vaY - that b. could not
object 70 their Illicit relations.
The DYING man 49, found lying
across bis mothers back door step
Ills death vac caused b. a blow on
the head Wehoe. sha claimed ~
have just l~ff HrH HReflahsf AZ a
nsighhura HOUSE. reported The find
Ing ~ the BODY The unnatural
mother refused 60 ~ 90 the assist
ance II her an although che know
hin To bs dying
Suspicion uointh more strongly %
che tNo priaaHeru than 20 any one
eise although other aIeNu are being
followed By the shefIffa Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
More Than a
Million Mined
especial 10 The s,.sl

WALLACE. Idaho. Aug All
former records Of monthly ore ship.
msnts from the Coeur dAisnes we're
again shattered last month when
between z3.eo0 and $4,000 tons 0f
crude ore and concentrates were
sent 10 the smelters throughout the
country This eciipsen any former
record BY approximately 2 900 tons
The shipments ~ copper ore from
the snoustorm mine and the won
dsrfui record being made by the
Bunker Hiil and Sullivan mines are
the principal reasons for the In
crease The output from the Bun
ker Hill for June came near reach
ing the 1000 ton mark. The snow
storm shipped 2 100 tons % the TIA
coma and Butte Hmeltefs The
Morning mine shipped about 3.5o0
tens and the liecla aud Hercules
I 900 tons each. This combined pro
duetion Is valued at considerably
over 81 900 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
MADE A
RECORD
RupAN BEATS At PREVIOUS
PERFORMANCES ron FIVE
FuRLoNGs

Rcdan. in the five furiauea event
ostabNshed a new rrvord for that
distance Al The Meadows yesterday
The Eeldlug ran like a blue streak
aud came under the wire In -
rhls beats an former rreauds far
five urlahEs hy enc half a Second
Hummer came ia arroud aud III
dred third p Kelly up go winner
In the first rage four and a half
furiouEa. Judge Thomas wun. With
4 G. Green svtoud wilma came n
third Time 81 " Williams az
on winner
Almonrr easily Won the five AMI
a hall mFlanEs event frum s tIeh=
tenatein. seaund. aud Rosebud. third
Time. los McCiaes up an winner
HenlAues came m ahead uf FhFa
and Al About in the one mile sell
ing rcufanCc Waa "a ~ Ia Q shot
Time istlA. 70 smith un on MA
uer
In the sixth and a hair fur,onEa
event Sails Goodwin Nun eIth ttIn=
dec Princess SECOND and ~ Photo
thirdt Time t.sI MeCIaea up
Jockey NeClsea uh on J N Ben
nett On the sixth nEe. one mile and
fftF yarda puahet Ga the lines and
kept bis meuut ia nunt % the
bunch % the head ~ the stretch.
nsnnett then fell % fourth place
ultruda Nm. with inyirfaa srcaua
and liiouaho third Time q
Herbert up on Riuuer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
THE CAT
WON OUT
Flyer Dock Favoute Canine
and a Bulldog Furnish Fun
for the Natives

There va AN exciting time down
un the waterfront yesterday hftef
noon Tor about three minutes Pop
Torn Charlie. the baggage office
eat Of the Flyer dock. AID a stray
bulldog created the excitement. aud
thai 20 did not endure longer ~
only because OF the lack 81 more
bulldogs for tho eat 90 conquer
Tho pugillstlC reputation Of Pop
corn Charlie seems to be = matter
Of common knowledge among the
CANNES that frequent the water
front aud the big tiErr-eptofod cat.
y hose taYofate udblt ia landied
papoaru. Is usually lrft in peace
aud unmuleatrd GA hiu aeeuHiomrd
perch. which b. the biE flat mallbna
on tho val Of the baggage office
hut a puEnHeluuH bow iefFed. ugiY
yinaEcd bulldog wandered down 10
the dock yesterday afternoon and
boldly trottnd la where Niaef dogs
haze feared 60 tread
"A soon a. The canine thrust his
inqulHiuYr nose inAide the entrance
% the daek there vas a warning
HaH@ NA'NH HHH i'. AAttHtHH NHA Aatf fHAH
isw aor paid mo- heed. la fart he
met the challenge aquarely aud
rgrlrd hla lip away from two uFlf
fhnEH auFEortfFely Popcorn
Charlie hFiatled hts Cor. archod his
bseh and awaited further fo1lhardi
mess 0u the part Of he dog. while
= waterford crowd gathered % ait
nesa The fray
TIE audaeioua buildoE seemed
spelling fnf a fight and if WAH nof
lonE before ho got Ii lie had iuHi
time 90 plant hia two frunt fs.f
inside tie lice ~ pUpourm
chafiieas exclusive dumain. then
something happened 10 hin which
be sill probably b trying To fKure
out the rect OF the dog days
There 49, On outraged hiaz. ana
hali Of tiF~raoalDFcd fur hurried
thaouEh the air uIth tremendous
furer Describing boomerang circles
aud landing pquarnIY 0n the back q
the intruder
There followed ono Wild moment
Of afAtrhtuE and tearing during
~ Ieh the EfuUa MAz buaY with
drawing hastily to more comfort
able disiaues. and then Il MAS all
Over The bulldog wtth bis baeh
iaoefntcd And bleeding from neck IL
tail. and 18th Wild yslrs % pain
ard terruf fled frou the soene. and
-Fopcorn Charlie with a couple
Of fesentfui Kisses. cleared hia ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

tom u the violent feelings TINT had
been aroused lrt out the arch from
hln back amaafhcd hia brlaflaa with
a aHalhinF tongue. HsfenelY climb
"a hack 90 hiH perch on the biz
maiIhat aud dalntily vent ON where
ho had lrft of nlbblInE M a pink
bali Of the faudlrd drilraeY from
which be- takes biz name
Popcorn Charlie f. the pros.
erty OF naNgaNemaater John New
ton. who says ho huH any amount
of coin 90 bet that the cat can put
any dog on the waterfront down
aud out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

VICTORIA. Il g.. AnE Among
those wbn al nampefe Cor Eham
pi1nahlp houaFH Iu TIE trnnIa tour.
nameuf 90 TIE Ssrthsafrfn Inter.
national Lave TENS ASH aIinn
which commence AZ Victoria today
arr sam Kaaafl ana 1og - isr. Of
seattle. Mai v A bethel q s A
aud " A. 0ossr. af roftizha a.
J nfseae and A nemInEt1n. u Ia.
coma X "a Pnurii and A r Coz
ard. - Victoria , h FArpaah ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
SHOWS BIG
INCREASE
COUNTY 8upralsTsHDCHT az .
PORTS on SCHOOL popUth.
TON

The annual report Of County
School superintendent liartranft
completed last night shows an Ia
crease Of ISIS In the mum Der OF
school children over laaf year The
county school census now shows
that there Hrs aglsa persons be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
oleo vERY SUDDENLY

Antoine Kocisn died n the Seattle
General hospital yesterday after an
SIN go ~ but one day. Sunday he
saa taken ~ on the street. The at
tending physician was unable 20
state positively Just what was the
canse ~ his death. and a post NOR
TEN examination Of the remains will
be ma1- ffe was q years ~ age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

TYSON Idaho Aux "A big
Nater WAY f1r hydraulic mining
Nlil boz constructed fHI. summer. the
survey having already been made
The line rum up The 60 Marie liver
10 the hradWatefH ~ one ~ ia
branches known as Gold creek.
distance Of about 3 miles from ~.
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

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standing #of the Clubs

At CHICAGO Chicago Z. Wash
inRiou
AT ST LOUIS rhllaaelphla &
F. Louis o.
AT ClENEASD nastau Cisys
iand O.
At nErHofr Detroit T. se~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
DANE LAHUA coz

IA gufun former patrol driver
has been appointed Hlght taller -
200 the vacancy caused by the death
81 Iaiier Htsprler Danny Lane "
tho fire department Niil take the ~.
nitiuu Of patrol dfiFer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

LONDON. Aus. Rather -
cmlar nhnas. but there t. nothing
rumIeai ahaut Waits wheu he faces
an opponent across a tennis net Hs
IL enc Of The stradIesf and fastest u
the Enallab players Do the cham
pionahip class and IL meiifatiuE a
trip 20 she United States e. see If
the uohsrfF brothers tcn anything
behind fof hIm ta capture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

n. any evening. your copy % Tas
Star has not arrived az c - o'cloek.
telap bone Sunset. Main 100. or In
depeutsnt t.1s. any time between
az and go-sud = copy will b. ssnt
veu et once. ~ special messenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

Ma Helen Jean luEAlis Yssisf-
day Instituted divorce Proceedings
against her husband. james s In
Eana She alleges nonsupportz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
MISS SUTTON CHAMPION

CHICAGO Aug e-MIss MaY
sutton ~ Ios Anaelsa ls now fhe
Western tennis champion. witch.
o. luK % The nor 3 pI~aranHe o. Me-
Mabel Mekierr ~ riftshufE On ths
KanWood eeurtr yesterday. gives her
the national event also ~ winning
The western championship sias Sut-
ton zon - straight games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

The iiahan hasrbau nlne defeated
thr f1fat - Pa ln game 1aster-
Day afternoon - HHaFr ~ ~ 10 q
The batteries Ners IIaddBn. Ehri-
ha-u and Lester. n -. nnHhsr
and f.uudfn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
eHIo PAINLESS DENTISTS

3ofis Pike street. Corner Third.
z-~fE sHfractea and fIllsd absolutely
~s<fs1-ss usln - our tatH scifnflfie
rssthsd. p4t~nfsA and uaesf b. IS oaig
Nervous People a. M sas sss
their teeth extracted are tnvltsa 70
cad AZ err nffias where Es Vii dem
enr claim fer uafnirNN aNfEartiuM
~ m AQCE Ter palntsss entrartlnK
- SuSff9I uh~n sth~r wors u
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR
MEN.

We've the variety. The right qual-
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just call r N. Brooks 4 Co 1891
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

ST LOUIS $50. hur enc ~
fha #Esserraf Fighters HH th= HHafhrr
weight brigade lhs tgI#Ifa ElsH clos
boasts nf Be- AI#A asHI.fr. aH f.sIe
iaH. HHH ID fstafIH= af fHH West
Ind #iab. aHHff Ee HsH Appeared 90
numerous a##asIHfa
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In theWOrld of Sports

aud p T. ucrHber IT Victoria J
A Rlthet aud II - aehWenEofa. Of
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These wonderful
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DonIl SnIler Fran H.

% I'LL pay You 10 call on = y
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FOR BURGLARY

Yesterday Afternoons e .nmuiant
aaa flsI 9Th tie pfH#eeptins b.
fufurf accusing Pred Naliafs
suurr nan sha has lived ln fhla
city Tor many years. 81 burglary
Young Waiiaaa aaa lately in the
state renltentiafy where he SERVED
a short sentence Tor ukc crime
ils uaH arrested - patHalman uan
nIek several dafa sra On ansplelan
aud flualif admitted that be stole
TIE cash register containing o. fum
f1kr street cigar stand. owned D.
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tween the ages NJ 3 and II In Kim
County OF this number 1876 az
boys and II $50 KIflH
During the past year - srhosI
houses have bern built In the r1us
=. aH against ~ the preceding year
TOO HOT ron cuPlDY
The county auditors report for
July shows thai 900 marriage
lIsauara have been issued during The
month This la q leaa than we're
issued ia Juno
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TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE
standing Of the Clubs.

AT FiTTHurRG riunburE g.
Chicago a
THg AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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Straw Hats Half Price
= y brooks a - i1gl 20 A. -
co 10 sP,nninxa for hieycLs r..
pairs 80.
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GREAT TENNIS PLAYER
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