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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-05-27

the tow n?" we asked him. "Well I'n
declare" he said, I've plumb fergot
what state it's IN. but it's summers In
Arkansas" | "backed" the letter
and dropped it II. the box and received
the usual admonition ~ be sure an
send it on the trst train" BY way or
a parting remark he said: Say, you
fellers make heap o profit sellin'
stamps, don't yep told him we
didn't average over seventy-tive per
cent. He looked incredulous but left
without further words.
Ignorance OF postal regulations
makes humorous incidents Of every
day occurance. Occasionally a custom
er tries TO ''jew down" the postmaster
on the price OF stamped envelopes.
Failing in this, he threatens TO bestow
his patronage elsewhere and departs
with a bitter feeling for postmasters
and millionaires. terms which though
regarded as synonymous by him are
often widely divergent. Letters are
often uniquely "backed.' / noticed
one addressed 70 the N X. Fairbans
Co., New York, Chicago, st Louis,
Kansas City" An incoming letter
was addressed to Granny Goddard,
Bill! Goddard's maw." Before the
present form of order came into use,
money orders were often mistaken for
receipts and carried in pockets for
weeks.
A country postoffice affords an in
teresting and varied experience, often
times amusing. sometimes vexatious,
and MT infrequently pathetic. The
postmaster is called upon to read and
write letters or all subjects and there
by gains possession of secrets such as
are prlzed highly by members OF sew
ing ciicleS whore g"ssiping is prohibit
ed. In country postofice varied
tInts OF human nature ale seen.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-05-27

WANTED: Man with rig for cou-
ntry and inland towns, an man or
woman To- cover railway territory In
this district as collector and advertis-
ef for Wholesale House. Salary $50 to
$50 PER month and expenses paid week
ly. No investment. Expenses ad-
vanced Apply with ref renee to G..
w. Stanton Co., onon Block, Chic
ago. Ill,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

-opp!ng-ave e = $50 II OF 154th-st; Tor =
Sory frame dwelling house, 20 oNoo; henry l-a4As'
pgnrr: Charles s. Clark. architect.
rrior-aye s. 22S fl Of 197th-st; for two Two
storv and attic frame dwelling houses, 2lk4o'
william c Bergen owner; Charles Clark,
ErohirecT
D.cetur-ave . g. $50 II n Of 2a4th-st: fer two two
storv frame dwelling houses. 2lx03. Amelia Pirk
axrer; Thomas " Lamb. architect 49,
cs1th-st n 3 2s.7is fl Of Byron ave; TOT TWO
twr story frame dwelling houses. 2lxJS; Louise
Hoffman, owner: George Hoffman. architect
E1ts-ior-st " s. 80 # 2 OF 13sth-st: for Two
story brick Office building. 5s-ex2Is; 5 Trim
,er & Son. owner: II : Baker. architect
Aesoa Road " E. 50Il. It Of 16sth-st, Mckinley
Square: for seven tive. story brick stores ah0
dwelling houses 81 Sx52; Well Mayer
owners; Samuel Cross. architect.
cYestcn-sve z e corner 1T9th-st: for o Zts story
srrrne dwelling house, 59x24.3; Pauline Hods-
don owner J ] Vreelsrd. architect
iEd-st, II e. % ft OF MeirSse-sve; FOR TWO SIX
story brick tenement houses. 37.62S7+ Charles
Zimmerman 1r. owner; c A Millner, architect
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
AMERICAN LINES IN ZANZIBAR.

A New-York company is to construct and operas
a rapid transit system in the island OF zal|ip.il'
of the east coast of Africa where the locon1 ovn
quantity one road VIII be built between Ihg end and
Of the island This line. which VIII DO o.ei< -
by steam will be twenty-five miles long. III MI
saS - also To be constructed IN the city or Aah%i
bsr which has rs a0e inhabitants: ;+h
TS,ervfhine from the plate girder bridge We.
cement for concrete abutInents down TO conductcts
lanterns viii be of American manufacture A.g sha
fean mules will used 10 draw the cars on li'o
line
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
tNcospoRATEp AT ALBANY.

Albany Nov. 1.-THE following stock companies
were incorporated to-day;
The Republic Metal Ware SomPanys Buhsio; Ia;
lister and T L. Fisk, Of Buffalo.
Ajax Standard Rubber Company. New, oTk;
ga aita9 sIea nT1. directors. H. W. Pollock NJ NJ.
sfteneId and J. Herse6sT1g. q Ta
yorst canisaI 10000 directors. NJ Carnegie;
Hoboken n J.; J. L. De SauHes' New YORK. and
7 a Scott Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

s,r,us. 1ou,s-Thomas f Martin ct aI......... PHI
St-anss David J-Aforitz l. Ernst ct al....... q
Arthur F,-fyolurnbie Mantel 0S
Tonsssint Louis Civilian Crawford. 21S %
van Irvioe t4 sNVI1ifsm WI lam B - ass 20
Va, Corneiiux A.-Edward P. 191 4S
yyofn,an pbilir-Earry L %
rxyfnsberr Iouis-Morri. Marcuson -..........
y-aIsh SichasT-Iohn = wilson ...-.......... go 43
xvoo5cock Har-y A-Harold Johnston. 143 IA
TrS4ta ISharIss I4-eorgs Tones 4S1 90
IioneJ r. Dengier 81 OF
rS;- ::barias-Noruan w Keller
samuel IL-Eattte
yyoIfsohu. C1ara-Fernand May ct ia Il
L9Eenr5 SeId1any Neai'4i 1883 IS
The Coal sawins aSnns Cnmnan ana i. nc so
iorH Ill Comma nv-Sarle
S-Iets t,nbIishng Cornpany-Sane. 12g o2
ri,,fNSarne e4 OF
Wheeler Electric C0rnIansfAlph a 1875 30
r. q smith Compauy-Branch P. Kerfoot %lB el
Van Loan Company .io. sa.-, ..4. 45s %
Barnes Advertis'96s @ 6ns1v snG .f-. s1i es
95.15 So,nTany-lsrs 153 2e
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the second
toat OF the creditor and date when judgment was
FLED:
cav1ato AsosnoF Delesio; March u ISIS @ 9 80 20 20
Csvinato Jofn ts,Irfel. Decernber g. 1892 486 I9
MsTrone, MchaeI.a-h * Ia05 .......... $50 S5
& SCI p ~ Eromne; May Is 675 81
ssron, jacob 5 oriii0.o4 ....t...-..-.-.
yysSsrn,an Norri. ana MsryS Kohn; septeEs- ,oo os
Arerioan o5s 6ndeTwIleTs 7.ao2 10
ClsrenSs L. Smith y ......e~.. "a
es.yin Machine compAayf :, los 20
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

o1g,aTt. n " corner 13Tth-st-: % I1xloo; Max
snsss.er peyser Bookstaver loan isaac Bran
"a -Frence-sye n e corner Merrtn-st., SHioo;
nsr1ert s. Ogden loans Dorothy Routaer- ;...-
p" ~ Farms Road s. g. 160 II e. OF bronx FarK-
sse. 5oxIoI: Charles n. Baechler loans Otis
,,sss Al -----..-.--.-.-. - ~.
-. ~ e, $, 24s II e Of Pleasant-aNs-' l1oh
= sbi9: Harris MsnSe1baurra and Fisher Levine
0dn TIE NJ. Fine Realty Company -----.'-'.-.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

st-tt. No 429; HyTnan Levine agt- John Doe
owner. Louis Goldiu, contractor
s.a-s--. No. s24 East: Max Inkelas agt Motifs
faifsnkopf. owner and contractor.
hYinGton-st- Nc 9eI: Jacob s. Friedman agt-
Jnhn Doe owner. Harry Black and Louis Wal
cOItfSClcTs -
i.ls-st- No. $50 East; Joseph Groesman agt
seysr E1ser, owner; Herman Seider, contractor
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Robert Van Iderstine fled an involuntary petition
In bankruptcy against the Brener' Du four' F4nE-
Us @ I,s1a, r,oYnnany insurance brokers. of No.
30 WiIlien-so
Nr Van Idsrstins represented ,as eoElpshy win
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Furnished Houses to Let.

DIyERSIDE DRIVE-Corner house: room warm
I and sunny with extended views Of Park and Hudson
unusually attractive home.
artiscaly furnished large music studio drawing room
library, dining buffers pantry. kitchen launoryt
Ave masters bedrooms, five servants three tiled
bathrooms owner going abroad, will let for six months
10 responsible family. Address SHIELDS CLARKE,
University Club. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

claim for rent of S2S2 26; the estate of J. keaP
edvertising in The Insurance Times 40 Best est
rror1issory note for 2,0Go made January 81,
With per cent interest, payable on demand d. '''
Mortgage Banking Company. PittsbuFs-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
LIS PEN0ENS.

=. Issr;y-rti-st Nos DO BIS and BIZ East; Patrick
aShsr Mary lpsceifc perforIsnoe);
ss-eeoFnsys. straley G. Hasbrouck- -
seVe,ty-asth-st NO. $50 East: Abraham H Altschul
-. another against Miller and another epecihc
Ss,loTusncsl; attorney, C. A Rogers
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

- .os sne oa map part OF Hunt estate:
EsS-si.snd Fisher TO Daniel Bermes Boulevard 80,
Hs.. , W corner Rancall-ave f12 SKILL;
Ynisas er.n.on 10 Cornelius Nominal
Eest - I-.ekvocd: rnortsase SIS, 900 Nominal
rorr.s.sn Beck mortgage. IS 600. 100
pfsye 20 louis Kahn: all liens .Nornn.l
NAe 24s IT e Of Pleasant-ave 1ZSNloo1o;
Dsrii 9 bsssls ssE 600 a. 100
ssI,sSss 200 # W of Pleasant-ave 1oox1oo.l1;
hcs = sss 900 Nominal
noassesve W corner Meadow-st. 1o6x-:
EslI.-nas Almond to New-York State Realty
terminal Company. l,Wp
SEC 81 II e Of 2d-aNe 5TI1o05; Rosehin
Esst So-noration to Louis Frank. Nominal
Rssa. Rs.s,5a...ter-ave, n S. 100 II OF Doris-ave look
Nese renry Bruckner TO Abraham Piser; mort -
fsss. 'bsins part Of lot marked Spring
Wc E, washington: Albert Buchanan to Fred
q c. = = Beer; $40 part: mortgage SI@oeo. 1oo
en- an-o,erty: Frederick C Beer to Albert Bueh-
0hs 81 40 part; mortgage. Sfo.oto- ioo
1s.f place n s. 100 OF Anthony
H.s sse eozIeo; Edwin c Dusenoury TO Margaret ,no
Clarke sse ,,,.- - xy.taa.is Nov
GrsH psnnsh Morse to Isadore Kligerman; mort
sreens5o.s,' y - wseeIock rnortsaee see Nominal
ussarsrt- 10 Louis Lese mortgage. sl5.0oo iU
scn.rrrssu-ave. No 1.626 to 1880. 1oxloo
as. U.s. FINK TO Henry Nathan and another ,oo
sI- sss6 600. iVo
Eofs@SSc r. 100 West. 17xea. II; Carrie A Schrack -
W. -,ather 10 John GIynn; mortgage, sSeoo AVV
r-st No 1cS West 4o1loo9 Php suseriah 70 ,--,,,a,
esrres Adams: mortgage sfooVo ,yn,trai
sI --rnerty: Emma Gallaher 70 same nominal
Ane 80 s ; 1854 n e OF 2eoth-st. Sox
Saie Henrietta Cohn to Richard NJ Bruno mort
rage 5000, ''"-'---
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

A.-ry-.t No 216 II 2o2: fer three six story pTick
taho,ses snd ssGT5+ Er5t+sc3 $685.
yrF-., n 8 100 It e OF 1st-aHe: 1oT SIX SIX stoIy
h-ick tenement houses and stores, . lfs4 IL
Eerner Greenberg. owner; Bernstein q BeIH- ,-o
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS Lien

Srtt- No i2e West: American Juxfer Prism
t~ q 1905 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sls4
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
THE BRAYTON,

s2 MADISON-AvE COR. 27TH-ST-,
one square from subway station and Broao% way
NEW HIGH CLASS APARTMENT HOTEL
Handsomely comfortably furnished, i, alo a.
rooms baths from the noise eilu -
cars: month year; special
tions; cuisine choice: for Horsa Show patrons M "
TUCKER, Prop.
:, -ErFG ASTI.Y FURNISHED APARTMFIT; private
i. hath. with without meals; including meas WV
ALABAMA. Is East l1th- st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Country Board Wanted.

CtENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE 30 live with amateur or
VI busness hortculturist gardener poutryman,
within 20 miles OF this city. Address D. NJ. East
23d-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

yAolss oOuOra Realty GoTPoTation to earar
Nortsas9 GSmEApS Psr dent n s1sooOo
Nst2sn corner 172d-st: years. 81 per ~ ooo
s.srood ssHs Mary F. to Charles Gas-n: 15lss- ,oo
No - Msst and seafS g9of1er to N Kramer and
kIsns1 naa.her io4tfst s. 500 # of 6th-ave; 900
ss f,rss gsl to Max Kesser ana another 5 .o,
sve corner lSIth-st: year, per ST,SsnH Al
NeTSE IS # r Of Broornest: February Anon
is.iS9 isp' ,9gs p 10 c I. Mongun; Brookave.
eorneT i5hst years Fer cent; a /; = cao;;i:b
55ist-sf It e os 1st-ave; nsalrens' so,
.5s5a, gs5 Agnes 7 10 McManus 6istst, No ooo
,I.sss ls Mes: s:,ss,y9eon Company to Mutual
Iasuraaoe conaPa1gi Washington NOS 10 900
selsca ss9inel, 70 lssac a r Fa4d 5000
is I@ n f axsS ana S anather to H Brewster
s'ss s-,ssfs Was2nsSf $3.50 each % yea1s 2s 'ss - per
,ish-st n $ 2ss It of Peasant-ave; de ~ .,o
san. Esnq 10 sRme. PS6 Same property demand
s5.: c.s5 Morris to D BnrreI trustee Pleasant
sTe' Nc 844 due Ju5- 80 Ia9s: PEI 1e5oo
fs NJ Tba re- due sP2 %ose5e4 s12fssF 20 10 $4,000
Mutual Construction COMPANY to Ne-1 ork os S9t o.
3 sudub6n-ave: ali demand 8 per 4oooo
i,s sss zo alz East to resT sTVsTz r erf' @ OO
Harlan otis. C7?srles II I3aeeher' Vest Vest Farms
Rose, 81 :, oeT 100 sent ~ II ol io''A $500
s,5s 70 same: ae west Farms Road. : $ 1Iss #
es-e same: Farms Road 1861 II
Of Bronx Park-ave ? years. 81 per cent o'ouo
Ers+ L and another to Title insurance
rnr,oany. WashingtoT-ave, :, 1e0 # s of l12d-
81. due June 50. 1905 80 cent S'"Vo
F-s-se Margaret A. A W puseabury; Mount
Hons Place n E. 1870 Il Of Anthony ave; -.
wFine Realty Company u 9 I&ndins; ll6th-st
r 2 24s f e of Pieasaut-avei years b per ooo
80 49,
irelrod Hynan and another TO Charles ii
pnnaa another, executors: NaltOn-aVe, 9 e roo
n N OF Is1st-st 3 years. 513 per cent o-ooo
Pnder Jacob another TO W a White q sens:
IyoFstor-<t n SuiiTan-st: due January =, ~.
/ 1900. so Per cent "i'''
p.s.ls--Freudenheirn Realty and Construction
,o-rpsnv TO Commonwealth Mortgage Company
7sth-s. ii9 Of Avenue A: year. q .. .,o
-'O0
vierano Pasquale. and another TO binder ana
smother; HoustOn-s'- No Us o years PEI 1900
BubSr Jacob II. TO Commonwealth Mortgage
corner ls1slsi' ~,
dues March Q 1905, cent -''"'"
TO Title Insurance Company lSou- ooo
No Is2 year. ~ per cent o0oo
Cohen Louis O. and another 10 L Solomon
fZ3d-st 100 It " OF PleasaIt-aVe; year eoo
E.ufIer Dorothy z H Lyude; st lAErence
ave n e corner MerTill-st; i years, o47 per ,.oo
tronoritz. Louis J NJ Wentz; Lewis-st. NO ~,
81: due February l. 1906. i0''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Office Room. " anted.

yxyANTEp-oFFTCE ROOM. about 500 square feet floor
w space or two connecting Offices each OF 300 square
feet located on Broadway, 1t between Cort
23dst. in first class build references
stating location. advantages
rental. GENERAL P. O.. Box 1885,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Furnished Il partments to Let.

I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT; private
L. bath: without meals; including meals. two
s25 weekly; one e15. ALABAMA. 10 East 1lth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

.os snd 25e map CT part OF Hunt estate:
s;.snd Fisher to Daniel Bermes Boulevard
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

...,,,,. Cou:orti Realty Corporation TO Manhat-
Al Mortgage ComLanyi LAncolh-aVe' e'iN<i
go 80 demand 5 per cent.
,,.ssn lsos Louis, TO Mamiock ct al. executors
sTye.-sre, n W corner 1T2d-st: years. e47 per
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19
Likewise Poor Mccall.

President McCurdy. of the Mutual
Life Is not alone in his misery OF hav
Ing his private and Mutual" affairs
exposed. Now there is John A. Nc
Call president of the New York Life
Insurance company. who brought Croc-
odtle tears 10 the eyes OF the Arm
strong commission and Attorney
Hughes when ne said that he was d
poor man and that if he should die To.
morrow he would leave his family moth
ing but his life insurance and his
homes
\ New York CORES pondent investi-
gated the poor" and impoverished cir
cumSfanCCS OF this pathetic almost
broke old man He found that the
Mccall country estate comprises SO
acres of riches, New Jersey land. beau
tifIIiy handicapped on which have been
bull, miliion-dOlldr home and a $3.50
90" sable. From June until October
when the McCalls occupy this estate
40 se.vgutS are employed. There are
20 vehicle n he stable. usually from
nine To - horses. and three automo-
bilcs
MCCaiTS city home Is in a district
inhabited ny millionaires and is quite
costly. This passing glimpse of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19
Help the Zig River.

\ six-foot channel in the Mississippi
river from Minneapolis TO Cairo is the
modest demand of the Upper Missis-
sippi River convention in its session
&t La Crosse. There are no serious
engineering difficulties 10 be over
come in making such Il channel. and
the expense would not be great.
Every mile in this stretch of the
river flows in proximity 10 the grain
fields OF Wisconsin. Minnesota. Iowa.
Illinois and Missouri. whose products
require cheap water transportation on
account OF their bulk ana weight in
proportion TO their value. There is no
public work. adds the St Louis Repub-
lie. IN which public money can be spent
70 better advantage.
The northwest has suffered more
than enough by high-tariff legislation
In the coming session congress will
have the opportunity 10 make some
small amends by lifting the burden of
costly freightS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19
HOgs.

Nelson Morris. the Chicago pork
packer. says that sugar beets make
The finest pork in the world and that
IN the near future Colorado. Nebra ska
and Wyoming will produce the best
pork in the world. Alfalfa. field pease
and sugar beers viii take the place OF
corn. The sugar-cured ham must sur
render 10 the sugar beet hog Sixty
years ago the hog that was fed on
beech nuts was held to he almost
worthless from the fact that in the
frying pan his meat turned to oil ana
s hrank terribly in the cooking
Bur now beech nut fed pork i a deli
1d.cy and is rated high in the market.
W., may reach time when the corn fed
lCE viii De below par
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

President Eliot of Harvard lives a
life of the greatest possible simplicity.
After ~ years of lfe more than half
passed as head of the university. he
declares that one of the most desir-
able satisfaCtions of his life comes
from having had nothing To do with
the attainment of wealth. Erect, light
of foot and alert as "a youth, he eats
wei. sleeps well. walks rapidly. with
his shoulders thrown back. and is rs
eager To get new facts as when he Ell.
tered Harvard as a student So years
ago. Il am satisfied with The rewards
of my life" he said simply
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19
Last Hone Vanished,

When leading physicians said that
W. NJ Smithart, of Pekin. Iowa. had
incurable consumption. his last hope
vanished; but DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
kept him out OF his grave. He says:
This great specific completely cured
me. and saved my life. Since then. |
have used il for over ten years, and
consider it a marvellous throat and
lung cure" Strictly scientific cure
for coughs. sore throats or colds: sure
preventive of pneumonia. Guaranteed.
80 cent and 81 bottles at Hartz &
Tllemeyer's drug store. Trial bottle
free
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

The postmaster at Goshen. Ind.
involved in the scandal OF collecting
campaign contributions from clerks. is
likely 10 be removed. according 10
Washington reports But II is COuSid
cred very improbable that Judge Fran
els r. Baker of the United States cir
cult court similarly involved. will be
disturbed. He stands under the report
of the civil service commission as hay-
ing violated the civil service law, but
that law is not very popular in con-
grcsS. and the only way To reach Judge
Baker is through Impeachment pro,
ccedin.s which congress must insti-
int
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

n did the hearts OF old-timo demo-
Gratis good To meet J. Howard Pattee
the party nominee for congress. during
his stay IN the city Mr. Pattce is q
man who has never voted anything but
the party ticket in his life. II have
voted for every democratic candidate
from Buchanan 10 Parker ne said
last evening. and | hope 10 live long
enough To vote for several more. nos
merely for democratic presidential can
didates, but democratic presidents"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19
THE HOTELS.

~ Ihe Harper. Thomas s. {.
Johns, II, Boston; \. C. Egbert. Kan
sas Ct e.; {. w. Fredenberg. Chicago:
\. G. Berksteresser. Peoria; B. II.
Baldwi y. GAINESVILLE. William Strauss.
Peoria. K. &. Flynn. Alton: H. W
StOrmsI, Fort Madison; Mrs +. {.
Brown. land. Mrs. Joseph Ciyne.
Tampicc H.; L. Pitcher. Buffalo: II.
NJ. 10y, Rochester: John +. Brady,
Peoria; Perry Smith. Boston: II. /.
Day. Chicago: {. F. Edward. Peoria :
George v. Banks. New York City: /.
l.. Moore. New York City; \. w. Smith
New York City: Van ID. Aston. New
York CITY; !. L. Austin. New York
CITY; v. H. Whitsin, Danforth;
Charles 3 Leipzig. Cleveland; T. W.
Emerson and wife. Rockford: y. l..
Francis. fDcs Moines: II. Y. Fisher.
Gcnosoo: J. II. Porter. Monmouth: j.
". Lerch. Monmouth: c TrumbuIl.
Monmouth: Il. Neirkamp. Pittsburg;
John David son. Ashville. y. c.; Tho
Il. \. Smith. +. H. Burke. c. w. Smith.
=. c. Smith. w. b Gillian. w. c. John
son. C. $ WalIin. ). NJ. Bradley. II. b.
Tucker. Howard +. Hanson. II. c.
Horne. Lloyd Bryant, Chicago; Frank
d. TomsOn. Cedar Rapids; Dante NJ.
Pierce. Des Moines; Hugo Nathan.
Cincinnati; Ben :. Sacks, Cincinnati.
A. b. Hafutpen. Cincinnati; \. F. De
Grimes. Cincinnati.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

Pittsburg Dispatch. When state su-
pervisiun of biz corporations develops
into supervision of state legislation by
the big corporations the dilemma
seems 10 be presented 10 the people
whether to abolish the biz corpora
lions or the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

II might be good idea for the peo-
pie of Rock island 10 get up petition
to the pump combine that is so deter
mined that the city shall buy what il
offers or none. and pray that the tax
payers be given little consideration
as long as some of their money is go
ing into the deal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

Two European cities. Ninove, in Bel
GUM. and Chrisriania. in Norway. have
since the Portsmouth peace. establish
90 Roosevelt streets. and in two other
European cities. Geneva AMI Paris. the
establishment of a Roosevelt street is
proposed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

Rhodes scholars at Oxford univer-
sijy. England. have come 10 be known
as "Rhodest,rs' This is not in any
way a term OF reprOach for so far the
young men have been consPicuously
successful both intellectually and so
CiallV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19
Thursday. Oct. 10, 1905.

Let's see was there nor somethi az
said recently about the prospects OF
an awakening in Rock Island Tn ere
was something of an mixing Of il i'll
Rock Island yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

TERMS - Daily. 10 cents PEI week.
Weekly, 81 per year in advance.
All comi 1unications OF argumeDtative
character. ,oolitical or religious, must
have real IA me attached for pUblica-
tion. No sucl articles will be printed
over fictitious s gnatures.
Correspondence solicited from every
township In Rock Island county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

The south seems determined that its
spirit Of hospitality shall not ne OH
done by the north in the matters OF
honnrs properly due TO the head Cf II
nation. II is q good sign.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

poverty of pocket of the president Of
the New York Life is inclined to max
ones grief at his poor circumstance
more poignant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

At the Rock Island. (European) -
w Pate, TOulon; j. II. Hyde. Chicago;
H. Waters. Aurora; W. b. Johnson.
Chicago; Z \. MaIoney, Chicago; J. Is.
Baker. Chicago; A. l.. Harris. Chicago;
H. \ CARL. Chicago: Mrs. Jessie Brit
tenham TOulOn: Bessie Pate. Toulon !:
6. j. Wagner. LaSalle; c. $. Kinney,
Chicago; J. y. TomsOn. S. Louis: Ii.
NJ. Merrill. Geneseo; J. l.. Brown. Os-
co: A. c. Crowley, Detroit: a Nc
Wayne, Toledo: s. W. Holden Chica-
go: F. Bates. Chicago; j. l.. Helen.
Chicago: J. NJ. PershinG, Chicago; ].
w. Campbell. New York: Miss Edith
Edwards. New York; w. p. Gluck. Chi
Cago; F. \. Smith. Chicago; G.. Val
lette. Chicago; l.. Stroheimer and wife,
TOulun J Phillips. Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly At 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island, Ill. IEn-
tered at the postcfice as second-class
matter.I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-19

BY TIE J. w. POTTER go.