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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26
THE CITY,
CONTINUED from page 81

t. Continued from page 81
for the watch is a beauty given him
by the N. P. depot employees as a
Christmas gift. THE boys are dar-
Iings," said Tom after he had looked
at the time piece seven times In half
a minute. The boys are glad Toms
glad, and say he really amt half as
bad as he looks!" f..
Married-nhe following were mar
ried today by Judge Mckenzie: Ed
ward G. Hillius and Isabella L. Lewis
of Napoleon; Adam Roth of Medina
and Elizabeth Weber. of Bismarck.
| Drop of GoId-Judge Mckenzie was
remembered Christmas by ASA Fisher
with a large drop of melted gold from
his Cripple Creek mine. Mac will
have shirt stud made of it.
Christmas Wedding-Amos J. Hen
ders'on of this city and Miss Bertha
M. Lash of Sterling, were married
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Burbage on Ninth street.
Rev. Magin performer the ceremony.
Mr.. Henderson is Employed at the
500 depot here and is a steady, re-
liable young man with many friends
Mrs. Henderson is popular young
lady of Sterling and has many friends
in the city. Both are being generous
| ly congratulated today. . i
Another Tribute - john White,
the veteran hveryman, diedN of
heart failure at Bismarck ON
Tthurday of last week Everyone on
the Slope knew and respected john
| White, and a Bismarck paper says
that tears dimmed the eyes of many
! when they learned of his rapid TAX
ing away. Tears come sometimes ev-
en- to the strong, and the fact that
they were in evidence when Johns
death was announced is no discredit
to Bismarckers' He had only lived
there thirty years, but During that
short spell me had truly been Bis
marker at heart. His, word was as
good as sterling silver. If John
White said SO it was so-Linton Ad-
vocate. = 4 -s@
HuII's Tribute-The Wilton News
speaks thus of Henry Suttle: Henry
Subtle, of Bismarck, who lis said to
have been the first white settler on
the Missouri slope, died at his home
in the capital city Monday afternoon
Of pneumonia. He was a quiet, run-
obstrusdve man, who had no desire to
shine in the ljmelight, but his up
right character and honest manhood
had made for him host of friends.
He was an important factor i'm the
early development of Bismarck, in
which he resided for many years. His
death marks the third within the past
few days among the pioneers of the
slope, thus bringing to mind more
forcibly the fact that the man with
the scythe is the earthly arbiter
whose summons none can disregard.
Lecture Course Adams Tonic, or
the Power of Thought" will be the
topic of the lecture by Mr.. Adams at
the Presbyterian church on Thursday
evening. This is the first entertain
ment of the regular course of Ave
entertainments, which will be given
during the winter course. Tickets
for adults, 81; childrenis course tick.
cts, 81. Children selling two adult
course tickets are entitled to a course
ticket free. Any one person purchas-
ing two adult course tickets is en-
TITLED to childs course ticket free.
Single admission to the lecture on
Friday evening, fifty cents. ~.
Skin Grating Gus Grambs of ASH
| lev iIoas, hapn s.1,nu1k,,. %V.aof,,,< -.
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First class compositors wanted at Far
go. North Dakota. Apply, stating
wages and experience, to J. P.
Hardy, Secretary of the Typothetae,
Fargo, N. D. L., Is 4
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WANTED Position OF any kind in
Bismarck, by young man Of %; in
side work preferred Address B,
Tribune office. h, :.
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Skin Grating Gus Grambs of Ash
ley has been under treatment fol
some time for tuberculosis of the right
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26

Drop Of GoId-Judge Mckenzie was
remembered Christmas by ASA Fisher
with large drop of melted gold from
his Cripple Creek mine. Mac will
have a shirt stud made of it. t."
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED lady, wishes to go out
dressmaking by the day. Plain or
fancy sewing. Tailor made suits,
etc. Mrs. Victoria Duncan, "The
Colonade." III E
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26

FOR RENT Three-room house and
bath room; furnace heat; range in
Kitchen Call at Tribune office.
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Rsad ~ Tribune sse slaAs Ns,s,.
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FOR RENT-l4oUsEs.

FOR RENT-The Strauss residence
for winter. P. E. Byrne, agent.
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4 hNIGH1S o. PY1HfAS. 81 IN
-. ELMO LODGE NO. 4. MEETS EVERY
Wednesday evening q X r. hall, nv WeAS
block. Frank Lawrence, c. C. a m. WSS,
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a. :: PATTERSON. IL
ATTORNEY At Law.
First National Bank Block
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ss 81 MASONIC & 5;s MS
BISMARCK LODGE. A. F.& A. NJ, No. 1.
Meets first and third Mondays In eacSs
NJ, Burt Finney. Secretary. 4, IS s rs 1
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FURNISHED Suitable fol-
two gentlemen: Mrs. Ned Wilton
Second street.
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Married-nhe following were mar
ried today by Judge Mckenzie: Ed
ward G. Hillius and isabella L. Lewis
of Napoleon; Adam Roth of Medina
and Elizabeth Weber of Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26
NJ HOLS0N RHBEKAH NO. q.

MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR.
Says ct every month n Oddfellov han r
- o,eloek Elsie Couch, Noble Grand, Laufa
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RATHB0Ns SISTERS

LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. .. MEETS EVERY
/. second and fourth Thursday Of 90 -
4 q X 81. bah, Baker bloc3 AmaaAh IHVs
renee. y. z G; Msy Tusnss. r. q g q.
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

BOARD AND ROOM-In modern
house. Mrs. H. L. Nicholson, 416
Thayer street. 81
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BROTHERHOOD or AMERICAN YE0-

a FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCTDFNT
Insurance organization. Meets the seceaA
fellows hall. G. w. Jones, loren, an. r. Il.
Best, M. A., E. a. Beli, correspondent.
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TO RENT-Sevenal fine large double
rooms, with board, at the 'Roan-
oke." Phone 1871. s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26

for the watch is beauty given him
by the N. P. depot employees as a
Christmas gift. "The boys are dar-
lings," Said Tom after he had looked
at the time piece seven times in half
a minute. The boys are glad Toms
glad, and say he really amt half as
bad as he looks!" s.5 4 rg
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26

FOR EXCHANGE 4 have a house
and lot to exchange for farm prop
erty. G. A. Burton sg%. IL
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TWO WARM FURNISHED ROOMS
Cheap; also dboar,ders. First door
south of Reades grocery, Sixth
street. II.
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FOR sALE-A good Retort Oak Stove.
CALL at Wanhter's livery barn and
examine. 81 " Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-22
AnqleIO do SUbaStl

El CoIeRio de Abogados saca pa
blics subasta 10 casa de su propiedad,
Bita en- eata ciudad. marcRdR con ell
n6merO 18 de Ia calla de Norzsgaray,
con "a que linda al NoEte. por el Este
con. .Ia de Ia Cruz, p0r 81 CASTE con un
CaIleS6n que Ia separa de b plaza-deI
MercRdo y por el Sur 8 fond0 con ca
ga de don Simon Suszsga.
La finca estS gravada con IN censo
de 800 pesos mOneda espafloIa & favor
de Ia Mesa Cspitular y Sc dele Cua
tro amos de H6ditos que hAbr6 de salts
fecar eli rematikta. Rsi como ell primer
gemestre de contribution del COrriente
&fI0, los gastos de este anunciO y los
del otOTgamientO de esCFitura.
El COleRio SO reserVa aceptRr 8 no
las pro1osiciones que SO h gan.
EI acto de subssta tendra efectO ell
dia 6 del entrante Mario las diez de
la maflana, On Ia Sala del Colegio IAN
tiguo local de Ia Audiencia Territorial
ante Notario.
San Juan de PusrtO Rico, Febrero
veinte de 1905.
HSlorio Cuevslzas Han. r. Rossy,
DecRnO. Secretario.
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a AIls0 a ld8IIga!

Sc hace sAber por Il presente que
a. L. Arpin ha preSentadO 81 HonOFa-
BILE Consei0 ~Eiecutivo una golicitud
para que De le otorque una concession
para desarrollar ID fueEza motriz del
gaIto en- el rio de LIS Plata. sitio Hanna
do Sci Salto.S en- Ia jurisdiction de-
ComerfO. ObiecCiones & ID concession
do esta franquicia pueden Femitirse g
Ia SComisi6n de franquiciap, privile-
9i0s y conse ZONES. , en- 8 antes del 10.
de Mario 1905. en- cuyo dia. & las 10
de Ia mafisnR, 8 cualquier dia que Ia
Comisi6n asf 10 dispoDga, dicha sOIici-
tud ser6 oida en ID oficina del Attorney
General de Puerto Rico y todas lac
personas ca pro 8 en- contra q 10 soli-
Citud presentada ser6n oidag. - Febpe-
70 II. 19O5.-A. T.. ARPIN. **
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Anunelo de- Subasta.
Departments del interior.
Oficinas del Superintendent de Obras PdhIeas.

San Juan, P. B.. FebHero 10. 1905.
ProposiCiones en- pliegOa Cerrados
para Is adjudication en- p6blics subas
Is de las obras de construction de dos
eetribos de mamposterfa, terrapIenes
correspondence armada y mOntsje
de an tramo metalico de g. Z metros de
lougitud total en- ID quebt6da SHerre-
"a, ; kii6metF0 %, Csrretera no. &,
Secci6n C0mprend do entre Rio Pic
dras y Mameyes. se admitirkn en- esta
Ofcina hasta Ias 10 10. m. del dia % de
Febtero de 1906. en- Que Sc abriran
p6blicamente.
El pFesupuestO de las 0bras asciende
& (S2 300 dos mil trescientos dollars.
Todos los dstos necesarios Sc dRran
en- esta Oficina. donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los dccumentog cue han
de Fegir en- ID ContEata y podran reco-
ger los IicitadoFes los mOdelos de pro-
posiciones que han de prssentar-
La Administrac On se reserva el de-
recho de rechRzar cualQuiera s t0das
las proposiciones.
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-RESULTA q7e despn6s da impor-
tar en- plaza. prccedeute de 90 Fkbrica.
los sefores TRUEBA Y OLlVAS ell
mei0r Ron que se O0noce en- Puerto
Rico. MARCIA eMULITA,1 aca'ban
az presentsr al mercado dos cIases de
ANTS cue no Is meiaran los superio-
raa "a Wnllorce. En- ola MULITA2
se vera oue 81 ANS sGLOBOS v
eTIGREs no tienen cor1peter Cis. La
gran fkbrica de licores estS en- Santur-
&c. TaIleres. carca De Ii eslaci6n dt |
Ferrocsrril p. @. Boa 748. San
Juln. Puerto Rico.
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P. F. FERNANDEZ.

Superints ndante de Obyaa
P6b' icas.
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.Deotareca6m de Dominic


Enls Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan:
POR CUANTO habiendo presenta-
do eI abOgado don Emi0dio s.. Ginorio
una moCi6n soIicitando. & nombre de
dofla Domingo Romero Montafle8, We
Gina de Rio Piedras ID declaraci6n de
dominic de "A signiente. fnca:
R1sticI. TerrenO compuest0 de
& Cincuenta y cinco y media cuerdas,
radicado en- el 'barrio de Cupsy, ter
& minO Municipal de Rio Piedras. en-
= lindes, pOr ell Este. con Lino Dfaz,
= Dor el Caste, con Don jose Martinez
Z Loniu y el Il /; p0f ell Norte. Marce-
{ lima Romero y pOr 81 Sur, Julisn
{ CastiIlo.S
POR TANTO y habi6ndose oFdena-
do por et Hon. Emilio del Toro Juez
de egta Corte 90 pubIique pOr tres We
Ces en- un peri6dicO de los de mas cir
cula6i6n dc esta Ciudad, ID petici6n
para que LOS que teDgan aIg1n derecho
real s0bre 81 inmueble deecrito, las
pers0nsB ignoradRs 6, quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscription y en- general
todo 81 que quiera oponerse en- el ter
minO de seseDta dias nstuFales pueda
efectuaFIO. libr0 81 presente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico Veinte y echo
de Diciembre de mil noveCientos cua-
trO.
Luis Mendes KGs.
Secretario.
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EEICTC.

Estados JnidOs do America.
El Pr6Sidsnte Do los Esta- S
dos UnidOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-22

1sGpSos q EOs inspone,stes SO5ys zsBre,
tGsS Sc sortear6n tOdoa los affos en-
tire los que mss 90 distingan pOr gu
ConstRncia en 81 AhOrrO.
H0ras az Gail: Para Las imposiCio-
mes:
De 8 6 104 de d maflana, y de & 81
della tarde los dias lsborables; y de 81
& 1O3 de Ia ma6ana Los Domingos. Para
Do extraCCiOnes las n1isInas hOraG ex-
HeptO Ia de Lon DOmingoa.
Re0Zdnaessto de Ia SecoS6sa: Las per
Bonas que interesen mas pOrmenOrea
sObre lss imposiciOnes. extraccioneG
manera de iquidaF intaregeg ete, pue-
den sOlieitar pn eiemplar en y Cas-.
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GLe10s de mi 10 cFeencla de que este
gea an pE0ag complete para salvOr el
ConfiCto que pesa sObTe nogotros, por-
que. conhiCto es q gqdnde, el tener
800. 600 ni6Os que piden Z gritos 81 pan
de b instruction y no poder satlsfacer
sug iustfeimss aspiraciones Me faIta
tiempo inteliQencia para ocuparune
de al problema tan krdn0 y do tan di-
ficil soluCi6n como 81 presente. pero
taI vez el oran0 de arenB one spOgto
Ga beneficio 3e,Ta Inatrucoi6n, pr0duz-
q 81 bienI innaenao az reducir d n6me-
70 Dc loo deagERCiados que ss gaEuel'
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d
o. dG
agabe Hamayq quei m4dt
p
yC nnaUrci
e dd % 0 dh
CONC genim mfado foese e6 6acsx
pd anode bve0
We nG ps adop ponoe oepcnb
IS 0oerao qao
d IA benprc
h ~ 6 bnnquus
m dh C qe d sfi moae, ,comog gnhf Ia
o ivesde eamsaF yhG1dna
i COmzva
S d . % lil ils9Hene oy
om6po
1Gz
fs
pim
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-22

La nots mas culminante de Is tenn
porada carnaValescs eers "a compsrse
que varios| i6veneg sacar6n cuyo litfraz
ser6 an fFaGco del celebrndo Alcohola-
do GatalI que Curs 81 reunoa IA !, cue
ca, Eesfriado y doIor de cabezs. Para
Al bAfS Al daIicina0
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DIOxYeEM \

Antiseptico v desinfestantp.
Para limpiar IL boca Y dientes no
tiene iguaI
Quits todo Olnr ofensivo
FARMACIA AMERICANA
San Francisco 50 8 Jan Pr.
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N0TAS PARLAMENTlRIAs .

Aver tsrde 81 aeflor MAtien2o decIa-
70 en- h C6mara que aunque 81 deseaba
Vivamente que Luquillo volviera & ser
me de ID comisi6n fuera C0ntrafiO 8
este pensamiento. Pero que ceEebrB
infinite que en- el Consejo Executive
atendiendo & rtclamacienes de aquelIs
jurisdiction, Sc haya Include & dicho
pueblo ca 81 SbiiI9 de resta blecimient0
de municipios. Cuando vuelVa Ia
C6maFR dichO GbillD eNperR que la ca
masa c0nCurFir6 con al Executive retl
peCtp de esq enmiend&.
Mas tar1e nunci6 & ID G anlara ell Sr.
Spea ker. que pTobab ablemente Ell jusve8
40 estarfa aqu1 por tenor one ausan-
taTBs y propusu nl sefioF de Diego para
uue Ie guatituyeFa duran .gu ause1ci8l i
ven en- Ia sombra de ls ignorSnCia 8
taI vez sea mi modesto Contingente.
motivo para que Sc leYante una vcz
generosa que DEopoDga medidas que
salven la Instruction, y con ellis e1
poFveniP de Puerto Rico.
GSi lcgraae tan hermOs0 EeeuLtado
Ss que aatisfaCci6n mayor podTia aspi.
rar mi aImag
OLYMPIC OTERO.
Ponce, EnerO q Dc 1905.
SE REALIZAN. .-Laa Casas situa-
das en- la caIIs de b Cruz no y For.
tAleza 46, pFeciOs ComVeniente.
1nt0FmaR6n s.. Melon & C0.s San
Spssq Y. a0H,
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BalcO Territorial y AgrlCOla
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROS.

E0aposSOSOqses s05re zS5retGs' Desde
1925 & 81. 900, devengar6n intereseS 81
8 pOF 100 annual.
znepoSSc6OaseS d place .1JO: DeSde
5000 on adeIante devengaran intereg 81:
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En- esta imprenta ne Vande pspal de
pepi6dien vsaio $50 90 aninta9
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
SPRINGFIELD CLUB
BEING MlSMANAGED?
Stakeholder in Three-Eye League
Team Takes Action Against
Officers.

Springfield. Ill. Nov. 1.-Richard F.
kinsella filed yesterday Il petition ask
ing that a receiver be appointed for
the Springfield Baseball association Oh
the ground that the present heads OF
the association were mismandS ing the
affairs of the club and that the funds
of the association soon would be dis
sipated and the association made in
solvent.
He alleges i'll his petition that Secre-
tary II. p. Jones owns more than -
per cent of the stock of the association
and he is able TO elect whoever he
pleases as directors and officers, to
vote salaries to officers. and do as he
pleases with the concern; that he now
intends to call a meeting of the associ-
alton for Nov. . at which time he
will vote to allow salary of 500 a
month 10 himself and John George
treasurer of the association.
Kinsella alleged that already 5000
of the association money has been
misspent and that the remaining 5000
in the treasury soon will be spent un-
less a receiver is appointed. He also
asks for restraining order to prevent
any disposal of the assets of the asso-
citation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
ARE WANTING TO
REACH TRI-clTIES
Milwaukee, Galesburs G. Southern Con
tnues to Figure on RoUte-Place
Securities on the Market.

Henry NJ Chase. representing the
real estate and townsite department of
the proposed Milwaukee, Galesburg &
Southern railway. was in the city yes
terday on business. The financial
agents of the enterprise have for some
time been at work placing the securi-
ties of the new company which is cap
italiZed at s-J.000.000 on the market.
The proposed line, which is TO start
at Milwaukee. runs through FreepOrt,
Mount Carroll. Morrison, Denrock. Pro
phetstown. Geneseo. Cambridge. Gales
burg, Bushnell and thence 10 louisa
ma. Mo. The matter of tapping the tri-
cities through an entry into Rock Is
land is still under consideration by the
promoters and more of the feature of
the enterprise may be heard later on.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01

II. o. Rolls says: There is moth
ing like Vinol for growing children
1t makes new vitality, sound flesh and
blood. and many letters have been re
ceived from grateful fathers and moth.
ers whose children owe their health
and even life to NinoI
The reason Ninol is so far superior
to all other tonics and cod liver oil
preparations for children is because
il contains. in a concentrated form.
all of the strengthening. bodybuilding
clements of cod liver oil. actually
taken from fresh Gods livers. but with
out d drop of oil or grease. and i; doe
not upset their weak. delicate stom
achs like old fashioned cod liver %;
and emulsiOns. but is easily assin
lated. and is SO delicious that children
all love it.
Continued Mr. Rolls: We cannot;
recommend NinOl too highly for puny
weak and ailinS children. 10 build W
the run down. overworked. tired anG
debiiitated, or to give renewed vitality
to the aged. So sure are we of what
it will do that we cheerfully refund
the money in every case where il
fails" H. .. Rolls. Harper House
pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01

THE HOTELS.

At the Harper.-Daisy Terry Whit
more, Kans.; Ed Quinn, Chicago; l..
NJ. Skinner, Chicago; A. Nouns. Chi
cage: +. +. Greene. Chicago: H. w.
Cadwallader. Chicago; Dan c. Obern-
dOrf and wife, Chicago; a. Kaufman,
Philadelphia; Charles II. kreis. Phila-
delphia L. L. Carpenter. MINI eapolis;
b. Ii. Pollock, St. Louis; c. w. Mont
gomery. ST. Louis; John Houston. New
York; j. b. Barnes. Peoria; Charles F.
Engle. Peoria; J. c. Banister. Kewa-
nee; o. Beynilson, Kewanee: NJ Bur
ton. Chicago; Edward McEvills. Chi,
cago; Il. w. KlOCk. Chicago: J. y. AS
table Chicago; S. r. Logwood, ST.
Louis; II. NJ. Chase. Galesburg; r. L..
Porter. Galesburg: c. ]. Probeck, Phil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
PUBLIC EXHIBITION
Of Township. City and Village Pats for
the New Atlas of Rock Island County

The Iowa Publishing company. OF
Davenport. Iowa. will have plats OF
every township and of every city and
village of Rock Island county. designed
for the new county atlas. on exhibit
ton at the Office of the county re
Corder in the court house at Rock Is
land Friday and Saturday. Nov. , and
i. Everybody is most cordially and
earnestly invited to call and Inspect
them and point out any errors they
may discover. Ii is the wish of the
publishers to- have every error. no mat
ter how small pointed out. that correc-
ton may be made before publication.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01

Here First Time.-Tho new emo
t'onal drama. "A Wife's Secret" which
will be seen for the first time in this
city al the Illinois theatre. Friday, Nov.
, under the direction of Spencer &
AbO;n. presents most interesting and
attractive story. which sets forth a
powerful warning 10 young wives and
still stronger plea to a mans honor
and consideration. The role of lead
.ng interest is played by Miss Virginia
Thornton. one of the most distinguish
ed of the younger leading women in
America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
rheumatism Cured in a Day.

Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in 1 TO 3
days Its action on the system is re-
markable and mysterious. Ii removes
at once the cause and the disease i'm
mediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 75c, and 81. Sold by
Otto Grotjan. 1901, Second avenue.
Rock Island; Gustave Schlegel & Son.
220 West Second street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
NOTES OF THE RIVER.

Nearly stationary stages in the Mis-
sissippi will prevail from below Du-
buque to Muscatine.
The Mac was north and south. Tn"
Helen Blair was up from Burlington.
The Arte,nus Gates came down.
The stage of water was $50 at i.
NJ and $50 at noon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01

port. Tuesday Nov. :. will begin to-
morrow morning at s o'clock sharp at
Klenzes new drug store. Ill West Sec
ond street Lady Teazle" is a must
cal version of Sheridans school 70"
Scandal" the comic opera sensation of
New York and Boston, and includes
the original chorus of beautiful Casino
girls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
Goodman and Corbett Draw.

Chelsea, Mass. Nov kid" Good
man and Young" COrbett went ID
rounds 10 a draw at the Douglas Athle-
tic club last night The decision was
not well received by the crowd. as Cor
bett. who was in poor condition, took
the count twice. in the 10th and 18th
rounds Goodman did all the leading
after the third round
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
Club CHANGES Name.

The NatatOrium Athletic cub o.
Davenport has changed its name and
location. being henceforth known az
the Davenport Athletic club and having
headquarters in the rear of Lahrmann's
hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
DEDICATE NEW X. OF P. HALL
Knights Have Ceremonies in the Ire
mann Building Last Night.

The new Knights of Pythias hall, on
the third floor OF the Tremann building
Third avenue and Seventeenth street.
was dedicated last evening. with the
ritual ceremonies by ST. Paul's lodge.
No 107 of this city. The ceremonies
were well attended. They were con
Quoted by the following officers: Chan-
cellOr Frank Larson. Vice-Chanccll0r
Andrew Greaser. Prelate E. e. Rey
nolds. and Master of Work Sam Ryer-
son
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-01
Play kewanee Next.

The Moline club football eleven
plays next Sunday with the Kewanee
Regulars in the latter city. A warm
contest is promised, as the two aggre-
cations are well matched and grea,
rivalry exists between them.