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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secund hand
wood snd iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought ana ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 39s Madisoa-st
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oarrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank r. F1tzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF
New is hereby given all persons lng
claims against charlotte n Sohermerhorn, late Of the
County New York deceased. the with
thereof. subscriber.
acting business. TIE Office Of Choate. Hanford a.
saroCQuc No 90 Wall Street Manhattan. city OF
New York, before the 2Sh day OF August
Dated New York TIE 10th day OF February. 1894.
ALFRED 4. SCHERMERHORN. Executor.
C5OATE, HANFORD g. LAROCQUE. Attorneys FOR Ex-
ecutor 80 wall Street Manhattan. New York City.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures circumstances
oblige young woman and brother 70 take
charge OF private residence during summer
season. moderate compensation for services.
references EDUCATED. Box -. Tribune
Ocice.
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STESOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY young lady. few hours evening or
few DAYS in tn. week; best references; four
years experience. MARGUERITE. ca
Riverside Drive.
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COURIER-A gentleman, speaking French.
Italian. Spanish and English huently, as
courier with tourist partieB visiting the ST.
Louis Exposition. TOURIST. Tribune Up
town ONCE, l.364 Broadway.
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INFANTS NURSE.-Experie-csd, -,
class references; wages SIS; city or ossn~
try. Mrs NJ. f HOBBY 8 CO. so5 ar
ave. Tel POI Madison. WIZ
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sTENOGRA PHI ER.-Experfenced; or any
KIND OF typewriting or peumanship work
20 GO at home S., Box 81 Tribune once.
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Some experience; graduate from L. l.
Business College: willing 10 begin with
moderate salary. Miss X. s.. $50 South
sth-st.. BROOKLYN.
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CAsHIER--An energetic. neat appearing
young man. 10 years. as cashier In care
or restaurant; excellent reference; four
years business experience. Address SAT-
FER, 100 East il3th-st-
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Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice Is hereby given 20 al persons having claims
against Orlando p Dexter. late OF the County Of New
York deceased the with vouchers there
subscriber his place az trsnsacting bust
q the ofncs Of Lemuel Skidnore No. GO Wal
Borough q Manhattan IN the city Of New York
or before the 2ssh day OF April
Dated NeW York 26th Of October 1908
HENRY DEXTER. Administrator.
LEdCEI sFTDMORE, Attorney for Admnistrator. 60
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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CASHIER and BOOKKEEPER. thoroughly
experienced. desires change; several years
with present employers: highest references
character and ability. salary desired, SIS
to $50 weekly. HAMILTON, Box 30. Trib-
une once.
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LOST

HANDBOOK LOST No. e53. 80
Of the BOwery Savings Bank is missing.
The Inder Is requested 10 return Il 70 the
bank. Il not restored before the 18th day
OF Nay, 1905. application VIII be made 10
the bank for a new book.
HANDBOOK No. 429.3l1 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is MISSING any per
son having a claim % 81 Is hereby called
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 40 222 Il the Union Dime
SAVINGS institution Is missing. ANY per
son hacinE g claim 70 Il IS hereby called
or submit TO having said passbock cancelled
ansd a new one Issued
LOST OR STOLEN. -Bankbook 10. csc s72
OF the German Savings Bank IN the city
Of New-YoTk. corner ztn-ave and l4th-st.
Toned against negotiating the sane II not
returned 20 the bank on the loth Gay o.
MAY. 1903. a duplicate VIII De issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. -Rankhoos No s6s 024
o. the German Savings BANK fn the City
~ New orl. corner 4tE-aEe ans 14-r-st.
ISSUED TO Della Mccarthy. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned O. rHe hank IN the 1u-h day
Of Nay. l%4. a duplicate viii he issued.
LOST -RarkhooI- 40 80 90 Rank Tor
Savings $50 4th-~ve. New-Yo-k. PAY
meIt RI apped. Please return bool, 70 hank
lost -Bankhoo- No. ar. COS. Seqr0er.'s
Bank Tor Savings. - and 76 Wall-st..
New-Fork Payment Etoppes and cancel
lation applied for Please return 20 bank.
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CUTTER.-Young man es assistant cutter
on ladies' cloaka and suits. II. l..
KLOPP. care John Mitchell Co.. New-York
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CIVIL ENGINEER. from German college
on machine or In Office: perfect mechani-
chl ITa0ghtsman; Patents. shop drawing
l35th-St
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BUsINEss CHANCES.

A MANUFACTURING CONCERN Jestab-
lished IS4D requires $4,000 Increase Of
capital TO take fun advantage OF oppor-
tunltles and facilities: correspondence with
principals only: no agents. best references
fequire6 and gwen Address :. Q. Il. BOX
p. Tribune Once.
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COLLECTOR and assistant IN real estate
Office. by experienced gentleman; security
given. Address Z. ID. B., Lock Box 50.
Greenwich. Conn.
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VALET and ATTENDANT wish 70
recommend an excellent Swiss Protestant
man Of neat appearance, absolutely sober
and reliable. has had hospital training: per
fectly willing 70 live out OF NeW-YOrk: two
and FIVE years references. Ers. L
SEELY, 10 East 31d-st
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CARETAKER.-Coupl would Ike care oc
house during summer or longer. excellent
city references Call or address ALLGOF.
42i West 49th-st.
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Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York is hereby all persons having
William G.. Teasdale u he -
OF York deceased. present same WTth
thereof the subscribers plar OF
transactirg business the Office Of Joseph p O'NeI
10. lie Nassau Street the Office Prank b
1ouEhrsn, 20 Broadway. Borough o. Manhattan In
City o. New York on or before the LIST cay OF June
DATED New York. 24th day November 1aas
ANNE HENDERSON.
FREDERICK ". ZIEMER. ( -@Aeo1tuLs
JOSEPH p. ONEIIL Attorney for Executor annie Hen
FRANK z. LOUGHRAN. Attorney for Executor FTeder-
lex ". Ziemer.
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COACHMAN.-By married man: wife. no
children wants house or rooms. careful
driver: well used to care and manag cement
or fine carriages. harness &c. country pre-
ferred: strictly temperate and we'll recon-
mended. l. II. at Carpenter 8. l54 0th-ave
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nnLLARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables. hlEh grade bowling alley builders
lowest priCes. MARX EROS. - Union
square
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FLORIST and GARDENER.-By German:
experienced in nothouses AMI outdoor
gardening; married; one child; would Ike
private place. Inquire J. KILLER. 1s2
Wcst-Et. Brooklyn.
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OFFICE FTRNITTE.
TOILET ARTICLES.

A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A Joy NOR
EVER
DR, 2. FELIX COURAUD's ORIENTAL
CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER
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MnJa
CARPENTER, elderly. TO care for tene-
ment property small estate, or csretslker
on gentleman's place; competent. honest
and temperate; family OF 3 adults: would
live on premises. JOHN AANGAS, 1878
8d-aNe.
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CIGAR SALESMAN.-Can give best OF
references or security IL desired. Ad-
dress OTTO COIN. cars Of Feistel. 1I3
East IOeth-st
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UPHOI.sTERER.-F'ir class: does al
kinds work, also slip covers at private
residences. beet reference, given Blu
MENTAL. $50 LeaoX-ave
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VALET.-Ffrst class: neat. honest: strictly
sober; can suit any particular gentleman:
willing to travel WITH polo players: excel
lent references. TRUSTWORTHY. Tribune
Uptown ONCE, 1894 Broadway.
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sECRETARY-A Vassar student as secre-
tary or compa Mon 10 a lady during the
summer vacation: no objection t. travel
highest references Address STUDENT,
Box IS. Tribune Office.
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HELP WANTED.

Nal
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON nav earn
80 10 800 monthly In spare time CORE
spololng Tor newspapers. No canvagsinz
SSisl Lor paruculsrs. NORTHERN PRESS
SAND4SAIE. Room !. Lockport, y
WE HAVE POSITIONS OPEN
tor Statesmen. Executive, Clerical and Tech
Ilc@t men. Sl-vOO 10 5000. CAL or write
81 - soOhlel; AAtSOODS. suite Cos. 800
BOY WANTED.-Bright boy. abor, IA -
10 years old IN the Office - = -
flanufacturing company Ad6rese - *
ING age r. .. Box 2l32. New-YorE
FARMHANDS.-Wan go56 rTIII-.-- -
Al round WORKERS wages SIS 10 So IUI
West 42d-st. Room u
F,ARMHANDS wanted. bash raarr3.s -
single: men 70 80 West l24 West i4th-Ff
STRONG YoUN3 MEN for locomof,ye a..
men all railroads: hremen avereTe scg
monthiy. become engineers and average
S125. send stamp Tor particulars RAIL
WAY ASSOCIATION, Box 80. station 81
Brooklyn.
WANTED.-A man ans wife 20 10 20
Rhode Island for about I'VE months: man
must understand horses and care Of place;
wife good cook: some washing: give names
Of references and wages expected B.. Box
II. Tribune once.
wANTED.-The best coachrnen. gardeners.
rarm foremen. groOms. farnhands; mar
giec and single: places ready. Al CAR
PESTER'S. l54 Oth-ave.
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Sales MAN.-ActIve, inteIlieent r1an. GOOD
address: single. as salesman, collector
watchman, etc. eight years references.
DOUGLASS. 10 1st-aye.
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AGENTS WANTED.

EQUITABLE LIFE offers splendid renewal
contract 10 men Of character. unCer sue
cessful Instructor q ten years experiences.
Make s. 600 70 5000 annually: also build
income FOR life. lyon - Broadway.
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USEFUL MANY a young man. "a; sin
gle: lately landed; in city or country I;
understands care Of horses. cows. garden.
Homework ANTON. ITO Grsenwich-st.
top floor.
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Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City
Teachers.
School Agencies.

a MEXICAN EnSo FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a Professors Teachers Tutors. GovernesseA
80, q C0eFes schools enc Families Apply 10
n. J. VOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Male.
AMERICAN COUPLE. prefer country, $40;
together: do all details. except washing
OF house; small family; former employer
can be seen Apply Box D.. Tribune Up-
town Office. 1.3G4 broadway.
AMERICAN COUPLE, prefer country;
good plain cook; waiting, useful $40; ali
work except washing. small family. per
sonal references. Apply Box B. Tribune
Uptown Office, 1874 Broadway
ATTENDANT. valet, secretary, reader to
an invalid. city references in that line
which bear investigation. RAYMOND. 100
East 2Sth-st.
ALL AROUND young man in private fam
lily or sentleman's place In country; best
references ROBERT BURNS, care ..
Burns s21 East 25th-st.
BUTTERFLY day OF week; willing 70 be
useful: neat; excellent city references.
COOKE, lisa Broadway.
BUTTERFLY experienced young German.
with first class references Address
BUTLER care OF GeTman-American
League 3l5 West 24th-st- Telephone 1871
Chelsea
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

4 BEAUTIFULLY furnished one room and
bath tor The sumner, So month. EARLE
APARTMENT HOTEL los Woverley
Place. one door from Washington Square.
50 WEST 2UTH-ST-Large comfortable.
wei furnished rooms. with private baths;
telephone. references
CARNEGIE HALL. 7th-sve. and 56th-st-
Furnished room. dressing room and
bath; southern exposure; very desirable.
Apply 10 Room Cos
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BOOhkEEPER, Btenographer. Office man
ager; four years experience notary pub
lie: references unquestionable; understands
advertising thoroughly; good penman; sal
airy SO. Address CAPABLE, 20 East
9th-st
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

FRENCH and Italian books and comic
papers imported direct weekly. Mail
orders promptly attended 70. Tel. S555
Spring. +. F. NANNl 54S ". broadway
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u PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
DEVASTATING AND MILLINERY.

DRESsSLASLNG AND MILLINERY:
DRESSMAE Several years with Lord
Taylor. stylish work reasonable
Dresses renovated. los East 27th-sJ.. near
sth-aNe-
ORES SHAKER. - Thoroughly competent
dressmakei; viii take IN pedestrian suits;
linen 50, cloth, s.. cut b. cay s. %
ROWE. lOs West S9th-st
DhLSSMAKI1SG and millinery taught. our
coat suit, shirt waist and skirt patterns
make your tressnaklng easy. a DONEI-L
SCHOOL so 6th-aVe
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A MIDDLE AGED gentleman, having long
years business experience and Al refer
euce. not particular. Address SCHILLlNG,
IS Ralph-st.. Brooklyn.
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BOOKKEEPER.-Bo opened: closed
trial balance BOOkKEEPER. 601 West
S6Ih-st-
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WORK WANTED.

Azis
ACCOUNTANT. BOOKKEEPER. "a; per-
maneut or temporary; one year in public
accountants office: thoroughly competent
and reliable: Al references ACCOUNT
Ant BOX Al. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

BELLBOY.-By intelligent young German.
FELSINGER. care Of German-American
League. BIS West 24th--st Telephone l,671
Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

GROOM family going 70 Europe would
like TO find a place Tor their carriage
groom. who Will be tlsengaEei IN about
three weeks For personal references call
az toe 5th-Ave-. from 70 10 a. N. or l to
8 2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19

splendid revival form-the work of
hat intrepid impressario Sam S. Shu-
bert. through whose finesse and fin
lnce the costly revival came TO light
at the AIessrs. ShubeIts palacial Lyric
theatre IN New YOrll-delighted Goth
am for the greater par, of three months
last season, Hopper ana Wang II. PROV
ing the one Broadway amusement sen
sarion during the early spring months
Mr. Hopper's principal associate play
ers are: Marguerite Clark as Mataya
Ada Deaves as Widow FrimOusse. Sa-
by D'Crsell as Marie, Frank Belcler
rs Col Fracasse. Frank Casey as Pepat
and + \ Bishop as Lieut.. Boucher
Others in the now famous revival in
cIude. MabeIle Rowland, Edna Sidney
Lucille tombstone, Helen Morrison,
Anita Brady, Edna Maitland and the
elephant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19

Eral and lawful: that all his works
were done in exquisite accord with
tte eternal law of changeless God.
We believe that the teaching of Chris
lion Science through Mrs. Eddy re-
moves the ministry of Jesus from the
realm OF mystery and brings it within
the range of law, order. and 4 scienti-
fic modus operanLL We believe that
COL and His Christ are too wise to be
unlawful or to procure or induce or
make use of that which is in contra
vent,on Of law. We believe that the
unlimited divine volilion does not need
10 upset or undo any natural law in
order 10 do good
We believe that the Christ min
istry is an object lesson in demonstra-
ton of the imminent, Cverprcsent
and ever-available power of spirit.
God to destroy evil. We believe that
Jesus manifested the supremacy of
spiritual law which is the law of life,
and its power over the fictitious law
of sin and death.
Theory of Matter Physician.
THE matter physician holds to
the theory that disease is natural and
inevitable; that although he may in
some instances prevent or cure, new
ertheless disease, per Sc. is sure to
master him and his patient ultimately.
By way of admission to the inadequacy
of the system to cope with disease he
exhibits a long list of fatal or incur
able types thereof. He therefore ad-
vances to the conflict with sickness
with more or less uncertainty as to
his natural right or ability to succeed.
Christian Science declares that dis
ease is unnatural and should be resist
ed. and repudiates the theory that,
from a scientific standpoint. disease is
incurable. Jesus, the only perfect
healer. actually demolished the theory
by healing the multitude of all manner
of diseases.
The practice of Christian Science is
in its infancy. No pretence is made
that such proficiency and efficiency
have been attained by practitioners as
to preclude any failure, but already
this practice has resulted in the cure
of practically every disease that is in
cluded in the long list of incurables.
In other words. Christian Science can
heal all diseases that drugs have ever
healed and all that drugs have never
healed; hence the Christian Scientist
contemplates sickness as something he
has a right to cure and ought to be
able to cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19
RIVER RlPLETS.

Perhaps there is not another river
man in the upper valley Of the Mis-
sissippi VINO is more enthusiastic when
it comes to river matters than Gov.
Van SAINT, of Minnesota. He states
that river traffic will not decline. but
that there is to be a revival Of tie old
time activity on the river when the
Panama canal is completed. Gov. Van
SAINT says he thinks that when that
great waterway is completed. connect
ing the oceans, the products of the
Mississippi valley will be taken south
ward on the stream and loaded on
ships at New Orleans for shipment to
all parts of the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19
SQUIBS ABOUT SPORT.
Joe waIcott Under Arrest.

Boston. Mass. Oct. 19.-Technically
under surveillance on the charge Of
murder. Joe Walcott, the negro pugi-
list. was still at the city hospital. suf-
fering from pistol wounds in his right
hand. self-inflicted, he declares, during
an accidental discharge of his revol-
yer. which resulted in the killing OF
Nelson Hall. another negro. Walcott's
hand is badly shattered. and ampuJa-
ton of several fingers may be neces-
sary While the police accept Wal
colts story that the shooting was en-
tirely accidental. a systematic eXami-
nation OF those at the dance IN the
south end where Hall was Kill,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19
READY TO MEET AUGUsTANA
Lombard College Premises interesting
Time for Rock Islanders Saturday.

Ca!esburg Observation-Disclosures: Much
interest is manifested al Lombard this
week over the game with Augustana
college to be played in this city next
Saturday. The two schools are old
rivals. both n football and basketball,
and if there is a chance TO win the
game by hard PLAYING on either side.
10 VIII go that way. Augustana has
heavy line and some fast men. but the
local team feel that they will be able
To cope with them when it comes to
speed. Coach Appleman is giving the
team hard practice and perfecting the
weak points Of his plays Shaffer will
be back in the game. giving much
Strength to the line
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19

JULIA GRAY N HER ONLY SIN"
the musical f.gccs from London. has
only one dTamat.St George Dance. and
one composer. Howard Talbot. al
though in the American presentation
there are several interpolatcd num-
bers. In writing the book George
Dance took suggestions from the old
French comic opera. -FICUr de Louis
The story is in TAO acts. both of
which are laid in q Cl.uese town. the
first starting with the return % the
emperar's court as an admiral who
had been sent TO sea 10 find bride
70 love the monarch for himself alone.
The envoy has been ordered 70 say
that the sutton was q bill poster and
TO show his Uajesty's Photograph
in every case that settled II and the
admiral failed in his task. Through
out the play he compliCates everything
5y SUI tryinS TO find an imperial wife.
Another ship from over The sea brings
4 bride and bridegroom from London
with eight bridesmaids. explained by
the need Of the bride CT assistance
10 keep her husband out or mischief
They serve. # course Tor the purpose
n beu- show girl. because Casino
show must have snow girls Among
tEe Eurar-~l arrivals T. al Official
mothrr-iEIaw Whenever TIE story
laes. someone kisses someone else.
whoreupon third party reminds the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19
Edward n. Hoyt.s Hamlet.

Lovers Of Shakespeare will probably
enjoy the performance at the Illinois
theatre Friday. There are many con
cepticns of Hamlet" and while Ed
ward y. Hoyt has one of his own,
re has the good taste to leave a little
TO the Judgment of his audience. He
has brought brains discrimination, and
study to the making of the part. and
the result is a Hamlet, WHO is a man
not q shadow. a human being playing
an interesting part in the intensely
human drama. The production is I'M
der the direction of W. J. Haniey &
Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19
Col. Lusk lakes up Duties.

Col. J. L. Lusk. who has been on
vacation for the greater part Of the
summer. has resumed his duties as en-
gineer in charge Of the government
woT! on the upper Mississippi reliev-
ing Col Richie. who has been stationed
here temporarily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19
corbctt and White Matched.

CoTbctt and White Matched.
New York. Oct. 19.-After a discus
son lasting several hours a match
or a $4,000 side bet was finally ar
angcd early yesterday between Young
rorD=tt and Jabez White. the English
lightweight champion. The battle will
take place n London on Nov. 30.
Charles Mitchell. the former heavy
weight prize fighter. conducted the ne
.ot atiCns On behalf Of White. An odd
feature Is he match Is that Charles
Nh-te. the American referee, will of
iC.at. % vas agreed that both sides
Hord ABIDE hv hi interr.@. -ction G:
the GA. -rsoeTrv rules. M;tcacl de
Gu5r-d o-cr Cor5etjs program for an
-ari.e- Ezat N California but the
american declared il wonii make NJ
difference and thai he would insist on
~avTy.Ec out his pan TO box Nelson
rs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19
RIVER FORECAST

The Mississippi viii continue TO rise
slowly between Dubuque and Musca-
tine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19

Honeymoon Here This Evening.
IN oriental atmosphere viii settle
about The promises and on the stage
Of the Illinois tonight when a Chi
ncse Honeymoon" plays there. y
Chinese Honeymoon unlike most OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-19
Prominent Annawan Merchant Dead.

5. y. Barker. for many years a mer-
chant al Annawan. Henry county. and
VINO died at los Angeles. Cal. viii be
Buried tomorrow from his Old home.
2ir. Barker had lived IL Annawan since
1853. For eight years he served as
2 member Of the county board, having
also been town clerk. school treas
urer anu justice Of the peace. He cast
is frs vote for John c. Fremont. For
> years he had been affiliated with the
Masonic fraternity. Mr. Barker was
horn IN AIgion. Osweco county. y. Y,
Jan. I. 1885. He is survived by three
sons. all living in Annawan.
Eou cannot get rid of Yellow skin.
.,--P-eE lusterlezs eyes. lad breath
with paint an5 powder. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea cures from with
n. 81 cents. tea or tablets. T. H.
Thomas pharmacy.