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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-26
MOLINE MENTION,

CAUGHT = Thief.-ThrOugh the pres
ence of mind of Henry +. Peters, The
Fifteenth street jeweler. ne is ahead
a Hamilton railroad watch movement
OF the very best quality, and ThOmas
Mitchell stranger, is IN line EUr q
term in the state peuijeuilary. Thurs
day afternoon "a stranger walked INFO
Peters store and stated that he was a
railroad man and wished TO look at
some of the very best grades Of rail-
road watches. MuTrilI Wilkinson, en-
pIOycd by Mr. Peters as an euGrdTtr
waited on him Mr Wilkinson took
out three watch movements and placed
them on the counter Tor The stranger
TO look at When Wilkinson turned
his back but for moment to take an
other movement out of the safe, the
stranger helped himself TO a Hamilton
I1-jewel movement and placed j. IN
his pocket. Calm as a cucumber he
walked away from the counter and
would have LETT the store had not vii
kinson discovered in a moment that a
movement was gone and called to him
To wait Il minute while Mr. Peters
went 10 the front door and locked il.
The stranger was asked TO give up the
watch and he did and then an officer
was telephoned for. He ushered him
behind the bars. Later in The day II
was ascertained by the police hat the
same man had been in Heimbcck's
drug store and had stolen several box
cs of drugs in the same bold manner.
He was bound over in bonds of $500
House StruCk.-ienTy Odeudahl' >
house, located on the Watertown road,
was struck by lightning Thursday
morning and set on fire. The bolt
struck the chimney and seemed to di-
vide after reaching the interior of the
house, and doing considerable damage.
Fortunately no one was injured and
with the timely assistance OF neigh
bors the fire was put out
Burglar in demonstrating at
O'Clock yesterday morning and finding
a burglar walking around in her room
was the experience Of Mrs. Ed Keator.
living at TwentgSecoud street and
Sixth avenue. She awoke and saw the
man walking around in the room in
Vestigating clothing. She lay sim I'M
I'll the burglar lsft her room and went
into another when she then awakened /
her husband. Mr.. Keator had Just
awakened when the burglar returned |
To the room Mr.. KeatOr called. You /
get out OF here" Although Mr KCatur /
got out of bed the burglar did not seem |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-26
Obituary Record.-At the famiI

Obituary Record.-At the family
home, 1906 Perry street, after a short
illness. yesterday occurred the death
OF Mrs. E. L. Otis at the age of 40
years. Deceased was born at Cornwall.
y Y. Oct 10, 1864, and came to Dav-
export with her husband over a year
ago from Middjetown. Conn. the latter
having accepted position at the Rock
Island arsenal The survivors are the
bereaved husband and one daughter,
Frances. aged + years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-26

II you want a smooth. clear complex
ion, take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea this month. Br-aH& - and red
lips follow IT'S use. 35c Tea or Tablcts.
T. H. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-26

House Raided.-Capt. Mullane. ac-
companied by Officers Quinn and San
ford. swooped down on a house on
Fifth street between Perry and Rock
Island streets. Thursday evening and
caught two couples in the drag net
For some time complaints have been
made about the house and its occu-
pants. The four persons caught in the
raid gave the names of Marie Hall
Grace Smith. Dave Brown and Fred
Smith at the station. They were
charged with leading immoral lives
ana were each fined 81 and costs by
Magistrate Finger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-26

Contract for Parsonage.-The con
tract for the parsonage of the Christian
chapel has been let 10 Contractor Hugo
Struck. The plans for the structure
were drawn by Architect c. r. Sphinx
1t viii be bull. on Fifteenth street on
the lot Immediately east of the church
The building Will be a two story frame
one and Will contain all modern con
veniences. In front viii be fine large
porch which will enhance the beauty OF
the building very much. Work Will be
commenced Immediately apd the place
will be ready for occupancy by Nov.
81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-26
Martins, on BIZ island.

"ai ti'Sr va b-- -HioAi'A-
This Is pretty place, with small
dairy. The sanitary conditions are
good. There are i cows. 4 separa-
tor is used. saa Screens are needed
NJ. Voss, on Big island.
There are - COWS, including two
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-26
Dexter & Springer.


They have small place and only a
few cows The barn ward was not az
il should be, but changes are under
way. They are building an ice house
now. and hope soon TO have things III
better shape. They feed glucose and
malt chiefly.
Island City CIV H. MARSHALL. on
Cars island
This dairy has a beautiful location
on an island opposite the Watch Tow
er There are 50 COWS. % of which
are Jerseys. All the cattle were good.
and the dairy is one of the best. The
barn is first class and well kept The
Stanchions are good and we'll drained.
The milk house and ice house are very
good. There are no offensive doors
anywhere, and the manure is hauled
al least 80 feet away from the barn
every day The feed used is chiefly
ground corn, and some ensilage No
glucose or malt The farm is equipped
with a large silo or vat. into which is
placed chopped sweet corn. stalk and
all, in its green state. and allowed 10
terment- II contains a large amount of
auSar ana starch and is a good milk
producer. II is probably the best feed
As de from the natural grain. I would
suggest but one Improvement TO this
excellent dairy-that screens be put in.
Rock River Dairy a.. SaeIens). near
Prospect park, Moline
The COW barn upon this farm. which
Is located along Rock river about two
miles southeast Of Moline is a huge
structure. II is kept clean. bur the
ao1r Is bad and needs repairing. This.
we were told would be done soon.
The large COW yard was fairly clean.
but the manure should be removed
The milk house and ice house were
air. The delivery cans are square.
with three partitions. the center one
being a receptacle for ice. 50 that the
mix is kept cool while being deliver
ed There are SO COWS. chiefly Hol- |
stems. Chopped feed is usually used. /
Screens are needed.
c. A. Vandruff, on Big island
This is a small dairy. with but II /
co.'s The place needs repairs in the I
barn. The manure should be removed Il
ana the hogs placed at a greater dis
lance from the barn. Screens needed \
Martins, on Biz island.
This il a pretty place, with a small n
dairy The sanitary conditions are n
good. There are i COWS 4 separa-
tor Is used sa7 Screens are needed. II
NJ. Voss, on Big island
There are y COWS, including two
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-26

o drive it any more until its hoofs
were perfectly well. he was discharged
from custody and the case against him
dropped.
%
Turner's FestiVal.-The Davenport
Turngemeinde viii hold its 53rd ami
versary celebration at the Schuetzen
park Sunday. This annual celebration
is probably the most important festiva,
given by the society during the year as
il is upon this occasion that the mem
Ders Of the gymnasium classes meet in
competition for honors. The society
viii award four medals ana a number
of diplomas 10 those securing the best
percentage in their work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Situation at Toxic.

Toxic, April q. $50 a. m.-The Jap.
anese regard the Kamrarh bay Incl,
dent with a growing feelins of resent.
ment and bitterness toward France. Il
is popularity believed that the Russian
feet is still at Kamranh bay and is
making the freest possible use Of the
port. The demands for strong action
on The part OF Japan are daily grow.
ing louder Political parties and
other organizations are passing res.
Olutions condemning Frances alep,
violation of the neutrality, II Is pro
posed to hold a great popular demon.
station. The Nichi.Nichi tosay as.
serts that the evidence is conclusive
that Admiral Rojestvensky is using
Kamrsnh bay as an actual naval base
for belligerent action
The Jiji discusses Frances histor.
ical attitude ON the question OF neu.
tEity. and insists that the use OF
Amranh bay enhances Admiral Ro.
styensky's fighting capacity and Of.
fers. facilities for warlike prepare.
tons. Continuing. IL says II from the
complication grave consequences re-.
suit TO Russian. France will be re-.
sponsible.
A former cabinet minister. In dis.
cussing the incident today said
We are keenly anxious TO avoid In.
yolying others. but We are bound 10
protect our rights II France gives
Russia the use Of KamrAnh bay. why
cannot England allow IN TO use Hong
Kong"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
MUST DEPRIVE HYDE
OF IMMENSE POWER
Declares General Agents To In
suranCe Commissioner.
ALL FAVOR NATURALIZATION PLAN
Policy Holders Interests In Equitable
Assurance Society Must De Protect
ed, Says General Agent Rowss, and
Hyde Must De Removed.

Syracuse, y y, Apy,, .. The gen.
cral ageutS COMMITTEE, ct the Euuit'
able Life Assurance Society OF tho
United states arrived In this city thla
morning aud arranged conference
az noon With superintendent OF lnSur.
anCc Francis Hendricks
Joseph nuwos, of baltimore. was
spokesman ut the committee TO Mr.,
Hendricks the state superintendent OF
lsurtnGc. MIR oWCs. reviewed the &C.
ton W the agents convention In Ia
Nor uf naturalization aud then made
an address tie declared the agents
were In position tu know what policy
holders wanted The prevailing cop
dtuous had alarmed the policy hold
cts The original plan of the found
cr. he declares. contemplated mutual
zatlou For the Nrst time the ques
ton ~ ownership Of the vast surplus
had arisen The time had cume tur
a change Hnd when the society could
no longer be regarded a. the patr
N''''' wv 'i'l' WNhN llt VIM lNlNlllA'A
uu reliable authority be- bald. that ~
or ~ directors did not own the requr
site amount Ut stock required by the
charter There h ~ auimOsity anon
The agents against MI hyde he salG.
'hut a chang" must be- made to DE-.
ptNr h.W 81 The immense power hs
yields III" compromise vftcct WaA
% miserable one. which ~ dlsappOlnt,
nag the realization OF which viii be- de-
'R}rd by litigation The policy hold
cts Ia m" mean time suffer
Mr lbdo's elevation be- asserted
Naa due To- the sentiment because ~
his descent from The founder FOr
i've y,afs he had hc-n watched. help
ed aud torg ven until s"uthncnl waA
exhausted
~ \ Woods. ~ Piltaburs pres dent
~ the agents newt Addressed Mr. lieu.
bricks tie told ~ the lmonae tangible
interests ~ ihr agents and declared
hat under The present system Of con,
tfoI The Equitable stock could bs
transferred Ia party even more dan.
g"fUus than Mr. hyde The AEeAts
we're opposed Ia saI chAnE, which did
not rpnaefVe the interests - policy.
hOld'r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
WILL BUILD GReAT RAILROAD.
Plans A,e Completed for the construc
ton Of Western Pacific.

New York. April 22.-Piaus have
been completed IN Wall street accord
Ing to the Herald by which funds for
the construction Of the Western Pa
ci6c railroad are absolutely assured
A syndicate of street banking
houses is stated To have agreed to buy
$50, 900 Of these bonds from the
company, the proceeds of the sale OF
which will complete line from Salt
Lake TO Oakland, Cal These bank
ing houses. II is understood, will par
ticipate the issue. On It's completion
the Western Pacific will become an
integral part of the Gould system from
the Atlantic TO the Pacific and will
complete the first line across the Unit
ed States under one management. Al
present the Gould system terminus
is at salt Lake. on the west. The
eastern line To the sCaboard AZ Balti
more is now being completed throu
connections al PittsOurg between the
Wabash, West Virginia Central and
the Western Maryland,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
italian Railway strike Ena.d.

Rome. April = The railway strike
may be- considered 10 have ended. The
committee % socialist Deputies has oil
ta.aed from Premier Forts a promise
% study the scheme fog arbitration O.
b" adopted IN the case Of the differ.
cncr. h"'wsru so-tmen AID the gov
eminent IN tte future TIE later wI.
cDrsu.' ne representative 81 the raj
rad organintioos wi,h a .viss "a
leaning the.T requirements and pfoT,o
sif.ug. 10 49, a.so agreed thai 10
ibe scribe erassa pfump,ly thew w.i.
30 ~ e.sg.lssa transfers or 0shff
pur shmFnt ~ strksrs After ttis
matchmaking u.fh he Eov.rHmrnt
sipb.r fs.sErsms vefs cert 90 the faG
road m-r fsF3lzloHi f'Aiy soti;y ma
then to =. r.sfs 20 Assgms heir -
Fi0us % p o. n "a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
ITALIANS HAVE MENINGITIS.
Emisrsnts from that Country strIek
with Dread Disease

New York, April % -Fcrcbro-spinal
meningitis has caused % more deaths
in New York Thursday This com.
pares with - on the day before. a
report has just been received by the
health department from the govern
ment officials that Angelic Mazza. an
emlgrant boy from Italy, Is dead at
Ellis island from the same disease.
immigration officials refused all In.
formation IN regard To the case. il L.
said that 100000 foreigners have
reached this country sitce Mazza's ar
rival Among them il one Italian
family which located IN Harlem -Four
children In the family were stricken
soon after and q search % health de-
partment records Is said 20 show that
many ~ those Who died during tn,
winter we're recent arrivals from Italy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
aers 70, $40. l.n., c.,,l.,,.

Cleveland % ADul 81 A home Zoe
h' s'ck and Invalid letter eafrisru all
l- Established oa tract Il $50 acre.
~ and o. ~" sdgs - the eity % Col
Drad1 Bprings Colo To ssthes
iats on me sabiset aHd get ths matter
y~f0fs tbs Rati"aal seavehti0n IN psoy.
~ form SPECIAL form bas been an.
thofi1fd 20 lnvestisats the ldsa a tAe
'n"stihE ~ ofncsu' eoaacil " the "a.
tlons' ssas'"iat.Dh ~ lsttsF carriers In
sraalta ifsfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
RvssIsn Minister to Chin. pls.

Pekin. April 22-M. Paul L,-ssar.
Russian minister 10 China Vhose foot
vas recently amputated, died la,t
night.
N. LeSsar. who vas counsellor ~
the Russian embassy in London. "a
appointed Russian minister to China
in July. 1901. The deceived minister
distinguished himself a. the ncgotia
tor with the Chinese Of the. propose
amendments 20 thu RusRb-Ch.n"ss
Aanehuriah treaty In 1901 h. began
q series Of meetings with Prince Gang
and wangWsn -Shao. Vho urE,d
strong notifications Of the old aErss
ment made sith the late LI.IIunE
Gang in ssder 90 maintain 'he soy
erelgng 81 Chlna over MAnohnria
Russia. 'hroash IAssar aEr~ed 20
some oi the ChIutsc dcHandr but th~
uar ulth Japan ended he diplornsi q
SPECULATION on ne subject
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
hior,., Sell =, Fancy Priesa.

New York. April 22 Some high
prices have been received az a sale Of
show iorses brought here by r VI
Tlchencr 4 Co. Of Chicago janice
Hobart More made tao Of the highest
bids recorded he paid g. 500 for
Bond aud LIllard. q cross matched pa Il
OF dappls gray and coaiblack EcidinE,
bred In Kentucky shinSsi brotheu
out bid Judge Moore on Store and
Tempest. matched pair 81 bay geld
ings. which they secured for 81 300
The highest priced horses sold Nas
May Morning. which vas purchased
by Judge Moore for $3.50. A brown
gelding saddle horse M!nstTsi
brought 81 900
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Hot SpfinEs April TT. !. Cave.
haash brekisysr from NJ. Louis.
smpiisd = revolver into . nunnbaV az
bFifa mssoEs hers t0siay Iahn Mad.
iEsn Of Ci:=toa. aass.. Was lastantiy
allied - sera@bls fos satisfy. ssv-
rrsi % fhs iaboFsFa wsrs ssverslx
hHFt TIE 'soabls arose over TIE az.
fsFssess 10 1oenl briek ayers anioa
msfisrs. CavasassA hss been arrest
- aha 10 n Sail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
lsss ,ss 10, Oh - gIsrss

Trroa Ga AVfl y ~ Hsafsf.
80. pfrs.aFni - tks TlftOu o. con
ganY so I 10 WAshInEOu eOuaiY
Yofid4 ssiskisE Ne praaf-ss u ths
borhg ~ oil aaA ths iiAiabrieEs OF
con- anJ slrss he siOe h.idefa ~
T1fon ihai = ass ErAas ~ pstfoisan
bAa be-s srzsE. Aal that u - VERY
biass $50 that ssvsFAi b~frsia Ssfs
drAss oag with N bAi.SF T&s Tif
Ca o. s0mpaay owns q saaaFsa acres
- laHk ~ @oFs s210iaihs IA q ths
BaiEbsi4Fs psspis. aza ne stookAoia
era hsrs beissSs mat sfiss shs Drvpsr
ssvsA has leo bossa . agS - 81 wiB
- FsafAsd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Ant,-c,Esfs,is LssEYs

The Anti.CtRaFstts League aH oF.
EaBiTatiOn sotn posed 81 bnys ubu are
willing 60 tak- az obItEatipu not "a
smoke the deadly cigarette hiss been
organized ~ the eity
A. the meeting held FrfsI evening
IN she rvadihE ruOm ~ the " 4 7 T.
Russell AIbdghi vss elected PRESIDENT
unanimously Tbs yOoBE mAH uas
largely Instruments ia organizing the
League
Th~ neat mrv,taR Wiil D. bold Fri-
day svsaihs shsh othsf sRisen oil
b. elected
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
ossih Of YounE Chlld.

The numerous friends In this city Of
Mr. aud Mr.. 4. NJ Lock Of Dune iIon
will rsgFst TO learn Of the death Of
their little 4.ysaF.old daughter, Char.
lotts, which occuFrsd Friday night
They formerly resided here, and abe
Information vas received Wlih . great
deal Of Sadnsss.
Rev a. CFAlghill OF Holy Trinity
Church vas summoned 10 conduct thr
funeral. which vas held 81 DAds
City he wAs accompanied by Master
EdWA'd Lock. brother Of the deceased.
who vas 10 ,his city 81 the time Of hsr
death
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Chicago April 2? a bill fof the 40.
p"iuimrnt ~ q receiver for the nqult
able idfs Assurance society ~ the
tinted BiatrH and seeking an account.
inF Nas MED IN the United states
circuit couAhefe today by Attorney
y J bohu)l"r The p"ittIoR Ia hled
10 The name ~ Abraham slfroa And
o'bsfs. p"ilct holders 10 The society.
Hir"n says be- bold. 5000 polley
IN fhr a1rjety sud that he Interests
urr being diss,paigd b. the 0flesra
and directors ~ The aOcisty tgs
ntm~s specifically President !. W..
Alexander and vir- President James
~ Hyis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
rrss.ss stare Company Ps.ia

PkEA1slphs gpf; 2. ~Tss Cioas
B0od Tradirg sfEmp ssS@p8ay ultf
AsA6gnartrrs z Ah oty bas eieeee
ga ooors H4n8rsts ~ vOnen no
booka nllss AireacF frr rsdeMps -
eAlie4 a. 'k- eo@ gang's stegs te.say
osty % 81 tta' = kae tssn Sacafse
TIE eomp4ny ka6 besA 10 suslnsss
hess iSF s<vsFRl z.0atks ere had ms4s
. Wt&e elsir,kufiaa q ita stage
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

waived aud this hull MAS read three
times aud passed 10y the House, s. too
Mr., Dormau ot Suwauuc, To pee.
scribe the ices Of shrttNs IN luuacy
proceedings
Mr., Robson Of Leon - For the relief
Of Leon county. THIS is n claim on be-.
half OF Leon county for reimbursement
tn the county by the State ~ about
e. 800 money paid out Ivy the county
for rent ut an armory for the use Of
State troops
Mr.. Avery's bill To require street car
companies and Others IN this State tn
furnish separate cars or divisions for
white and colored passengers To re-
quire said companies aud others to
keep white aud colored passengers in
their respective cara Or divisions To
give conductors and employees Of said
companies police powers, aud to pro-
vide penalties for the violation Of this
act, VAS passed by the House without
opposition.
The House then ad journed until next
Monday afternoon.
Legislative Notes,
A large number NJ members of the
Legislature left here ON special
train St o'clock Friday afternoon for
Pensacola On an invitation from
the chamber Of commerce Of that city
To visit the feet NJ Uniied States ma
val vessels nov la that port They
will return AZ noon Monday
The examination Of witnesses IN the
Brown. Baskin case closed Friday
The Arguments Of the attorneys for the
contestants will be- heard on Monday
afternoon
Senators were given an opportunity
tu express themselves On th" Key
West railroad extension Friday on the
t"st vote The voting WAS m amend
meuts, hut the tlnAl vote IN the SEN
ate will take place on Monday after.
noon. The vote Ia the senate on the
bills final passage will not br so close
~ on the amendments. unless present
predictions fail. The friends ~ Oh"
bill think they have eighteen or nine.
teen voIcs IL will go To the House
early nett week, The Importance ~
the extension ~ = line ~ railroad ftom
the mainland tn the leland oi keJ
West 10. ~ IN" minds ~ th0se inter.
Gated In the development ~ the State.
paramount to AhJ proposition that has
been disclosed N the history ~ Flor.
ida sinc" Il became the property ui the
UnliVd States
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
DECLARES FRANCE IS
PERFECTLY NEUTRAL
Government Sends Important
Orders To Minister.
JAPANESE ARE HARD TO PAclFY
They Believe Admiral RojestvensIry
Remains In kamranh Harbor With
Full knowledge Of Franee-Russians
Minister to China Dies.

Paris, April 22.-As a result of the
communications between tne govern
ments at Paris and 81. Petersburg the
Russian government has forwarded ur
gent orders TO Admiral Rojestyensky
TO vigorously respect the neutrality
OF French waters. This is q precau'
tionary measure. In addition spe.
cial instructions have been sent TO the
goyernorgeneral OF lndo-China, NJ
Beau. and Foreign Minister Delcasse
has instructed the French minister
at Toxic to give the Japanese minis.
ter for foreign affairs assurances that
II is Frances purpose to preserve
strict neutrality, these being similar to
the assurances given to DR.. Motono,
the japanese minister at Paris.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Washinrfna Aprti ~ M sHsoai
ne JEpaHrse charge 6aGairvz hssv.
has prsss-fsd - secrstaFy Tnfs q copy
a. ne aois gsvsensea ~ tks Japaness
HlntisF n P1ris yssssrday - ~
Fr~neA foreiEz 0ces in rs1a1son ~
ths osaervaaer * usstrsiity tDssss
RgtssswnkJ's eset-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Germans Leave Japanese Army.

Toxic, April 22.--Major Prince Carl
Anton Won Hoheuzollcrn arrived at
Moji today FROM the headquarters ot
the japanese army where he has been
the representative OF Emperor VII
liam. General Prince Kanin accom-.
panied Prince Carl from Manchuria
The latter Is coming to Toxic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
grl,lsn saaseton es,,Lna As,ly,

Hong KonR April = There 10 a
rot.crab,s activity amOar ths British
squRtrun TIE armoF-d ersisrr
Huzus ~. ben ordered 90 b. ir RAD
iness Geo. yrUcsed 90 So a, leo kuars
Bot.cc % fuii steam
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-21

! ! ! . ! ! ! ! ! :
- rf Saturday will surely be the busiest day of I
yWA - - this &c Sale. We have bargains than
1911 = ever for that day We do not pick out all the
N# ~ butg clean
and stay
= will be something min
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-21
THE TOPEKA CASH DRY GOODS COMPANY

cloudy grays, fawns and blues. and the
designs are carried out in soft pastel
shades. Then there is a sort of iri-
descent luster ware called Venetian.
This resembles certain kinds of Vene-
tian glass in its rainbow and soap bub-
Bile tints, except that it is in heavy
pottery, the iridescent colors being all
in the glaze.
To one who delights in pottery even
the rich old brown and yellow jugs and
pitchers, with their high glaze and
quaint shapes, are joy. The ware of
this kind is cheap enough and common
enough, but so pretty in its coloring
that one could sit with pudding dish
or a jug of it before them and almost
not mind a bit that they had no pud-
ding or cream to fill either the one or
the other.
What our American pottery may lack
in delicacy and daintiness is fully made
up for in it's richness of coloring and
bold, natural designs. and even deli
cacy is not an unknown quality. 1t is
well displayed in some of the Belleek
ware manufactured here, the shell-like
tints of which are very dainty and