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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
DAVENPORT DOTS.
EIks to Give Ball.

The Davenport EIks entertainment
committee has been given power to
make arrangements for the grand ball
to be given at the Outing clubhouse
the evening Of Thursday. March 2. II
will be made a, very elaborate affair,
with music by an orchestra composed
OF members of the lodge, which has
some of the best musicians in the city
on its rolls. Specialties will be put on
between the dance numbers. An ele-
CANT supper will be served along TO
ward midnight. Visiting delegations
of Elks are expected from Muscatine,
Clinton, Moline and other cities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16

E.s+ Moline waterworks.

A chart of the proposed waterworks
and mains for East Moline Is being
prepared. and a pretty general idea OF
what will be accomplished in the way
of Improvement this spring is now OBJ
tainable. The artesian well at Ninth
street will be purchased by the village
from the East Moline Land company
This well has a capacity of 100000
gallons OF water every "a hours, and
il has a 6O-foOt head. 4 receiving
tank with a capacity of probably 1000
barrels will be built at the well II
present ideas materialize and a gaso-
line engine will be provided to force
the water to a standpipe which will be
erected on top of the hill between
Ninth and Tenth streets. This hill
has an elevation above the bluff road
OF about ninety feet and is an admira-
BILE site for the standpipe. The stand
pipe will possibly be 60 feet high and
will have capacity Of about the same
as that of the receiving tank. The
main TO and from the standpipe will
be of eight-inch diameter and will be
laid at the expense of the village, but
the mains for private connections will
be laid by special assessment in re-
Spouse to petitions submitted. In case
of a conflagration there viii be the
water in the standpipe, that in the re-
serve tank and the inflow from the well
TO draw on to fight any blaze, and this
supply will be ample to combat every
thing but the fiercest fires. The work
of improvement will undoubtedly be
started as soon as the frost is out Oh
the ground.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
COMPANY A MAKES A
FAVORABLE SHOWING
Inspected by Capt Joseph GiIbreth
at the Local Ar
moTy.

The regular inspection of Company
A. l. y. G.. was held last evening at
Armory hail, under Capt. Joseph Gil
breth. 27th L. s infantry. Nearly all
of the members of the company were
present The company has been pre-
pairing for some time. and went
through The tactics in good shape. The
various drills were taken charge Of by
the on-commissioned officers aud
Capt Dunavin. This afternoon. Capt.
Gilbreth will inspect the Sixth regi-
ment headquarters AT Moline. and this
evening viii inspect Company F, OF
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
WORKS FOR CENSUS BUREAU
7. J. Murphy. of Coal Valley, Sends
Inffrnsry Statistics

T ]. Murphy. Of Coal Valley. who
has been appointed special agent for
the taking of vital statistics for the
census bureau. has completed his worI,
and made his final report Last year
a general report was made Of all the
inmates Of the county infirmary cover
ing the time up TO January. 1894 The
report for the past year has been sent
to the department and shows that the
number Of admissions TO the infirmary
during the year was 81. the number of
transfers and discharges 20 and the
number Of deaths 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
Conc in SpeciaI Car

The committee in charge of the com
ing State Retail Merchants convention
has received word from the Chicago
Butchers and GrOcers' associations to
the effect that a large delegation will
arrive in Moline Monday morning in
special car with a diner. Tickets
are being sold rapidly and almost all
are gone Upwards of 500 will be sold
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
For a Six-Year Term.

At the meeting of the Moline Bust
ness Mems association Tuesday even,
ing several matters of interest were
brought up Among those is a set OF
resolutions adopted recommending
that the United States constitution be
amended SO that the presidential term
would be six years and that of the
representative term be made three
years in place of two years. but that
the chief executive should be ineligible
to reelection again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16

ed 100 acre tract of land at LeCiaire
through which the sherif's commits
sioners appraised a 50 foot strip for a
right of way for the I. & l. railway
company. They awarded her $500
Mrs. Becker thought that the sum
wasn't enough and appealed the case
It was tried by jury before Judge
House. six witnesses being examined
on either side.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
Get Acquainted With Goods.

Deere & Co. have inauguratcd a new
system. Each Tuesday the company
will have a meeting of the Office men
of both the main and shop offices for
the purpose of making them better
acquainted with the goods manufacture
ed by the concern. 1t is felt that much
good will come of the idea and many of
the men promise TO become well post
ed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
Kelley-krouse.

Thursday evening at O'Clock, oc-
CURED the marriage of Miss Fannie
Krouse TO Edward L. Kelley at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. DilIey.
on First avenue between Eighth and
Ninth streets, East Moline 1t was a
quiet affair attended only by a few OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
Industrial Home OFFICERS.

Officers of the Industrial Home asso
citation have been elected for the en-
suing year, as follows: President, Os
car Peterson; vice president. John
Wynn; secretary, Grant Peterson
treasurer. Emil Coleman; directors
Milt Hartzell, Charles Edstrand, John
Peterson, a. Freed, Robert Ed; audit
ing committee, Charles Lindquist
Charles LundGuist, Jack Warren.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
Given $4,000.

The jury brought in d verdict at
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
awarding $1,000 to Mrs. Lima Becker
in her appeal suit against the l. & l.
railway company. The plaintiff own
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
IRIS. Ella Smith, of No. 4s Miller st.
Newark, N. Y, writes:

Last summer / was so weak / stag
gered when | walked. | was very ner-
vous, easily excited. could rot rest
nights. blood thin, appetite poor, and
hands. trembly-I was in low state Of
health. About this time / got a box
of Dr. A w Chase's Nerve Pills and
though everything else had failed,
these pills put me on my feet in good
health, and that quickly. too. II was
not long before | was eating and sleep
ing well-the nervousness and tremb-
ling gone-the blood rich and my
strength back. They are grand med
icine and | feel vigorous and strong in
every way" 30 cents box ~ dealers
or DR.. 4. W. Chase Medicine Co. Buff
falo. y. Y Portrait and signature Of
\. w. Chase. NJ D.. on every package.
For sale AT Harper House pharmacy.
Rock Island, I'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16
WOMEN WHO FORCE
THEMSELVES TO WORN
Women Who Suffer From All Manner
of Uterine and Ovarian Troubles,
Weak, Nervous, BloodIess, Mel
ancholy Women Find a Posi-
tive Cure in
DR.. A. w. CHAsE's NERVE PILLS

Every day sees an army of worn out
women dragging themselves TO work
or forcing themselves to attend TO their
household duties-women whose trou-
bic lies in an overstrain or over-eXer-
ton at some time in the past-women
who stay in this condition and think
themselves beyond repair. because they
know nothing of the wonderful power
of DR. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills to
give them back their health, strength
and vitality, by their ability to rc-sup-
ply the lost nerve energy. to build up
the system, TO manufacture good, rich
blood, and give increased weight by
making the digestion strong and Wig
Orous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16

the relatives and intimate friends of
the contracting parties. The bride is a
sister of Mrs. Dilley while the groom
is night Waterman at New Shops.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16

make this sworn statement for the
benefit Of other people who are bald or
getting that way. I have been bald for Ia
years. and on the 18th Of July one year ago
/ commenced the use of Germ-a- kilR- The
picture without hair is q correct one OF
myself as l have been. and the one with
the hair on IL as ] am now since l used
Tserm-a- kiia. NV hair first came ont after
I had worn seaiskin cap, which l think
was the cause. In years after was en-
areIy bald. I may say In 90 days after
sSins Jierm-a- Kills noticed a Few growth
II hair.
People addressing me viii please incloee
stamp for answer. August Frederick
schultz 4sS Cass Street. Milwaukee, villa
Does your head itch? II 30. this germ 10
lurking In your scalp. This germ you Sc
here Is Is 600 times It's natural size How
ever, this is just as IL looks under q power
ful microscope It can be found
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-16

~ any scalp that has dandruff.
Some people have as many rs
two or three thousand Germ-8-
KIla DESTROYS this germ and
causes the hair TO grow. besides
cures enF case Of dandrun. stops
hair falling out In a very short
tlne. Iut up In soc bottles only.
ThiS b0tttp Is as large as most
dollar bottles. We give 10 free
samples. Que 50-cent bottle will
itself. Address all mall orders
i.eru,-a Kfts Medicine Co. Milwau
For sale by All druggists.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

pany 40 not seem 20 ~ vesy much dis
iurE.d 10y the turn affairs seem 70 have
taken. II il insinuate0 that the fight has
on:y beeun and rcseniment 10 felt at the
Interest apparently taken In tho matter
hy fI~ Washington Government In v;eW
nf the claim that the asphalt c0mpony has
been thoroughly discreaitsd with the ad-
Ein:strAtton.
In arranging . tasio a seeslemeut b.
tween the asphalt compony and the vens-
zu.ian tsov.fnment t.o diseinct damage
sui,s must 10 compromised The ara oae
" fos .iair.aeoo er5sin9 oVS oS the Ao0Sul-
Ei!:nert % tire OIL contfact, which he's ~.
'~a6y hen aanulled b. the courts. 4
I:oa-d 90 Appraisers has been appointsA
sy The court ." Sseees this damage. end
this IL Iow being done. ThN other suit.
which 70 syt!1 pending tn the courts. . for
ts" alleged damage 20 the nation caused
Nv 'h. alleged participostnn q the com
T.sny in The Mates REVOLUTION. Il " D.
E.ve.i ,ha' .h,s would be found 90 amount
=" considerable sum. The amount Of
ia:-sy. asked Nss not stipulated in she
complaint; but srnn certain evidence pee-
se:.t.. ~ the piainfi6 II 10 seen that 4 b
=, b. estimated by the soss in revenue 10
~. country cue TO the year of civil var
Tho co.i of sub9y:nR the revolutjna ~ozIA
&c. ~ charged 90 the company. inasnuch
as GENERA; Matos himself has been SIZED
'or this. and AL his peopas,y. shicA
~ ou1f> to millions O: dollars. ka0 been
attached sendsng judgment IN The suit
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
IS OLDEST ENLISTED NAN
IN UNITED STATES ARMY.
Fs0rsA Gavasey ssss served
ThjesS .ESSAs Years.


sI-:han' Nasi... -. =. Tho eldest en-
IS said s" r. .'cior Sergeant William a.:
Hardr q; -HT Fourth ''s.si.y. which NaS
ssAfi"'1s,: fo.' year az Ter: WslIa Waua.
Wash. hi. r.cc.;iy tn she Philippine 1s-
lands. Born IN f.ic army. Re has spen:
th.rsy."gnt E"ars IN the s,r'icr. and eS-
Has,iS was 81 the Srv~n,h Caya!:r a.
.ie s:E:e ~ a.. spsts- massacre. Troop
- of hich n" es- tire srl;mpct"r. y AS
'"' u ~" :ght ir which 'is'"-s COM
'rsni Was ~ive3 cu. n;If IL ssw severe
service on Ii. sa're expedition.
Sergeant Har,:,'s father aa- q rcsul.-
and ~as stationed ~ Fort WadsWorsh y.
w.. ~hsn L.. vss born. That cas- Nifty
e,Rh: years age
His thir:--sifht years ~ sevytcc have
not been Continuous. but he has not been
out o! ere s-r-y moro ehsn Q few seeks
af . time. Several itTes he s,iit the sprv.
Ice - hea he term % enlistment WAs over
but he rou'! no; kes? aWsy from military
itFc. Sri 1ays returned "a don fhe sol
dier's uniform. ~" now sa-s Re S!li ve-
main n ~" service A. long A. he q able
S>-eea1, Hard ~A~ his s-=: ss.,.oe in
I.ss. Nrs1 y. suliSsS T. 'h~ Frs, i>puisi-
Ara Rrci'ra-g. when tairn $o-~sa were
ora sni4eG "a .hat STATE after 'hs capture
az Sea ar;ss-, ~. i,-..i II -. rsvn-
ry cAvair- sri sr:ilIs-y He likes the
rn,--:.i Arr1 - -h~ service best. ard 'hir-
~ ~ s.iz ;h'-- eight years o. service l..
a.. S:-Ti a. . oavAiTyt1an.
Dad" - he Is called D. ~. ;.sn n: bis
r~k,rnsE-. ~"ryei II the ssv'l Wa. che
sian .a-s having csn,a!xaeS - Texas.
N.w Aesi-o A-tsn-a Seh-..ka. Montana
ara ~. i,~Ic:s- He AAs s~rv~i - a!-1oS.
ssery sat. n the Union
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
tnT lOT BUILD
BIG SkySCRlPER


Tho ayodic4te which Announced several
W0ekA ago tlsAt u contemplated building
. okSoc11p9F at Eighth ard Pine street1
~ abandon the pI.n. JaE:es Black. con
thot z Meettns o. the directors would be
head January Z ID consider the matter.
o. Of the tenants now occupying Q
601l11nR On the site Of the projected new
have 20 vasate on May !. the date na0iesl
- The original notice 70 vacAte.
Wr. Black said that the reason Tor ex.
teD01nG tho time Was that Ia the event OF
lee begin As soon .s contemplated. Il
Nas reported tina; al cs IN. tenants In
The bufIoinx had received notice that they
could remain. ba, Nr. Black denies this
fis says that the ADDITION 10 the Carrie
ton Building, which Was also announced
lAoe su:Amef has teen abandoned. The
reeson given ty Mr.. Black - tnst tie city
ordinances prevented "a building as Figh
- Il Was intendsd ~ construct ;:e Cafie-
The HoIbrock- Black wei.ier Zeal Estate
Trust Company yesterday sold 10 \. Il
s:Uaeai, Who later made th. decd 70 fhe
AaalAaj Realty CofapsEy. ths entire block
SseWeea Hamilton and H"iiarn"nt and
Julian and Pts Ea"uth avenues. also ii,e
ncsthe:Ast corac: q! Julian and h"1iaI.'cnt
avenues xni 20 fec: on tsgs boulevard.
oHzntnx east from Eodiarn:n. a".rns. The
II. sai: includes The .wer.;y-roon, res
.dence occupied by Doctor Gamble. which
Nas bull, abor;: tw.i-c years ago for a.
S6am Beck 4 co.
A. . r,ee, II IL. Board %. directors
q: the Real Estate Exchange last Week
'i:e following rsre elected 20 active met:,-
kella s. Watson, George r. Bradley. Z.
n. Danoi&t and Vale keybu-n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
PEACE UPPERMOST
N VENEZUELA
pisputes With Nations End and
That Of Bermudez Company is
Near Adjustment.

see,iA. co.7esrsa:..ce - IRE su:.:sr Rsy on.!e
Caracas n~c. !a-The French einSros'o 70
IA. tsc6f." 1Eit" cNe:s:ad s"s it'r ".
t.~ ann"uacsnI.n: o; n. ss,iIe',.ns .'t
the 6iplns.ir disputes 9Th S.Ax'- 10
Renewal q. diplomatic relation. With
Columbia a'ts- being ~. yea's on IN.
Serg. G: ~a-. ;ne s.s,i,aG oe protocols set
,li.e "a. brazilian boundary. disputed
over siacs 1852 and the :r-' si"Ss -. e:-
fec;.rE AZ ur!S-s' sns;ing With Holland a.
20 tie .1raeao i'.a- a. ,An. .. ,as
phich sA< called "a settle :n- asphalt
trouble This -yps!r,.iiy ~ ne~s gave
Caracas , s.i.ss.rt s'ITp.is. aaG sent tie
rns nsa'''i fss: 'hs, r.. ;t:rs q son,er.no. b.
tween pee.!.su, Castro AID captain Rob
O., Kemp wright. CsraeA: fnanasnr 81
.as 10 b. ait.rd.J bI ~. Minister .:
F-ore:Sr AHAi-. s-nor Sharra: tae Amer.
teaa M:p:x.er NJ Russell. .ir- t1yee
b,c.n treasurer I Q; ~, .rs. s... Assss1, . .,
i-essii,n NJ Hutchinsos.. created :at.nse
ses.re., here .. Isd:csi.'le perhaps thai
shs n>sctiasions ha3 reached the point Of
/, /. kno~r. however. :ha, .h~ os:-, %
Asx.ra sis,ss'lres has ros hen reached
snd ,'lss 90 sa- there has n>en rots'-s
b., s-sn,e-ssfion- A. the eIsd % the COR
ssre..s General Castro asked TIE cgnn-
pasy 30 oct ,r,, er.s'eS sAsir p-cy-c<.tion
i 10 10; believed that The Frss.:szi has
A. y~s cf,nfi'YNe9 HtScs>.-
-Se conference soat nsace ~ 'he preSi-
AeeV, palace ~ N.fs6nepsL a. ha,s pass
three en- yh-ssday afternoon. and lasted
n.a.'y t9o hccrs. E>vesyhn6y seesned 20
~ paease1 ~ they ,aMe oat II. A:ner:-
-. Minister ana s>cf>fssy se>ompant~d
CApsa.a wrt9hs 20 tee headquarters ~ the
cc6pAay. UAsee Yf. H.vu. Uas snH'ous;y y
aSAi;,s6 then 20 learn the fate of his COZ
poss:soa- The latter ss TIE iAst n.omeet
aecss>d rot - attend sAs eoofefence al
= ough he hoa beea iavtsed 20 % - b.
SereS1i YhAYTa-
Insssssss cSenssa 90 sAs B<rnr4ss eo@-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
ReAlN SALESMAN
IMPROVES HIS LOT.

Joan y Gibson. salesman; is. tic Ner-
.lDtile Trus: Company. vii! b. married 10
1SR0 EIi:, NnUJe Ross 81. t.IartTaiEn. Ill.
January 2 The announcement of tine en-
easement ws- n.t mad. ia -. Louis unit!
q 1cW days ago
Il !s s.,id thu, Gr. Gibson and Miss Ross
Ave oe..n acquainted several years lie
Nas then that lie formed ga. acquaintance
OF Mis-. Rose. After the Wedding they
svtil fes!. al No. Ia, HTlt avenue
Ar. Gibson established reputation
among his c.lI' ssu.. here last .Iu.n.@T.
ahen Re ysrscai.'. ur.. Of ;.,..ni 1" arcotp-
pany him To- Illinois On fl-a-iir" trio.
snd Oiif!. there arranged ipr ".aiI.
,:uns. the vi";ii. "' which WAS His st.
.>outO comrAda. Ire victim o: the iox..
lad been q 2. SD ~ Il ~ Louis III. great
yaP, NJ his If. and ahi not APPRECIATE
.frs t0np until - y..I- sD-f He'd .i!isg a
I .,s. ~ .i.nriN iNo nii.cs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
|GOTHAM'S BAD TAX
BILLS $25,OOl.0oe
Senator Martin Eaxe Will Inter
est New York legislature il:
New Plan of Personal Assess
nlent.
REPCBlIc SPECIAL.

REPCBLlC SPECIAL
New fork. Dec. S.-How 70 collecr ta1e.
levied upon pessOnal property II Usse S'
the nscet interesting questions nos cof,-
TEN Is both ineGu:table And Ineffective j.
senersl1y admitted. The original intent rs
the law has been % warped ~ juoscia
decisions. and especially hy the Ncleai,
rro2e.Iy now nave The city practically ~
No Les than SxSoe.ss Ct uncollectlbss
books. Tn. money mas beeA spent ln IN
ttcipation OF the collection Of = tax which
cannot he collected. and the resulting den
cat must h.. met from other sources.
q" Perplexf',x IS the situation that even
cry has been suggested As the only rem
N<sil.nss OF other States are able ~
bring their comnsOiities To- this city ant.
sell them free u taxes. while the stocks
Of resident taxpayers m the same line u.
business. and perhaps next door. must L
pay. This amounts 10 = DETERMINATIONS.
against the residents and In favor Of non
To cure this phase q the evil. Senate,
Martin Saxe Of this city. Who Wa9 former
y an Assistant Co.p"r.s,Sn @ Cs.n.sl +, +,
Arrears OF Taxes. introduced u bill In ths
Legislature last winter pfOvtdine that per-
sHnal property shail be aossssed In th.
RtoCS WHITE ~ - AO0114 tus
assess"sr. instead Of q the lesadence g,
the OWNER. IL sl<o prOvtsi~d that The a.
Sesenent shah become . l,eu On The Prep
erty. just NJ real estate taxes are . i'ei,
upon real estate.
senator Saxe vim Introduce the san:.
Hiis sSain when the Legislature Oee.s.
and ho expects II to psasa In diScuss1n-;
the situation he SAID:
The Mclean decision of the Court Si
Appeals relative TO the collection 0S taxes
against nonresldents havtnN resulted NJ
strengthening ths position u those oe sha.
class who seek iS eVade the OlayEsent %.
their personal taxes has caused the dr.
c,sssios CONCERNING this branch u 0u1 t1N
Law t1 h. revived anew. The decs&eoe rr-
ferred ~ substantially holds tl,at the 1oc:a :
over . H0nFestdent cann0e aaeeos hin for
Ierecnsl eazes. 30 ~ To AmDese . pcssooai
uab1ney-in oeher words. that 00ly ehe
property of u n0nresteeue b e1able fUr
laxes and no such AseesBaOent can b0 en-
fU.c~d - = peTsoni claim. hence thos"
nO.residents who Gesire % dodge the taA
imposed aSainst them are now IN . p"ei-
ton 10 noY no Attenti0n to their aseeas-
ments. knowing that The city cannot eli
force their cOllecston.
this branch Of TAXATION IN this city ma!
h.. had we must consider those sections q.
th.- s:,N laW. as 10 j. nOW cOdtfsed. Wl1cr
affect the subject before US. Section Z Of
tie tax law. provides - follows:
An real property within this ssass:
owned within this State. II taxahle III
less .xenips from taxxtia.0 By laW.
1t ts. therefore. perfectly clear that ali
personal property situated % % ned with
In this State comes wstni:, the jurisdscstcn
~ the assessors. irrespective VI the reei-
d.n.,> of the owner. excepting where hms-
iatiDns have been imposed upon the "a
SCISSORS ~ the Legislature.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
CHAM OF LIFE SAVES
YOUTH FROM DROWNING.
% see oo1 P00 1es0 -
RrrrrtIr Sr1-Ai.

fs,..sds ..asz p~c I-Hs&c..a3 c-eSo
A~esr.rx hy . hsSnAn -ssin. fnr,asl ~
he ssn ccl.A1sycs. S-yeA:-oH Alan
Reg forth ~eres hcr-~ - - Assls..s
HEIGHTS, - sr!r ssSeriHG from s,sock ara
exrss<U-"
IRE s3asi-x - .s> hey VAsie shAs.ag gc-
- 'ai- Sc -sss ne c1ssee W The ocri0ene
Win f.o.- Ss.asis al E.,9a> 0Afs0eil
h.rsh se-s=t hie -sr sss. Ee.s'fcssh V~es
the sc- TA~r found 70 tk.n. ara uooe
SIT Re s:a--s ees!s Sse;vrs sper g
He hzS Sc1e k<sf o Ve~oes dssiAAce fS1aD
ane>srsss ~. cspnpensoas speesl them
e-7~es s.~s1 tA- - IenufA neAfe1 t6s
sA-h- Aosesns Ea-ssecs sees- ae1 Shs
E,,rs ss1ss-S tc-e ssfck- Th0 OAs
e-sss-s :, Es S.so-.h 0s<a - eA0e 90
;ss ssr.sc.- Ard h. cas- esagyeS ss00iy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
SOL L0leRs' seER IS CAPTURED
Maine Liquor Deputy GpoiIa
Feast for 1000 Men.
eEPrvIJr srEC1AY.

Portland. Ne. Issc. 9--Over 1hD 81
20 them. essential part % tSs3S holiday
c~'>osaf.c: On account % . sstc msde ty
Liquor Dsp0'y clifford. When he cap
the Ssveu;y .afsA and one Hund:e1 and
Seventh SeGfEent0. Cched OeAseS Coasi
Ar,;;.s-y. ssss:oaed as Fort freoie. near
ro.,iasd The ssbdiess cay sAey w-Il 6st
thsi: b>~r hack. Hvt tire deputies have the
s,reaae;ss Maine :sW heAin4 them.
,yst a. ,he post ecmmfs0sy Gas soaet
she-;s % tAs Eastern 0eaan6hsD Com0any.
Wo:dy var fbl,SWea. bot she 4Spufy
kses sSe ssu0. u - vn6eeUeSo1 ths:
coionei e.sv.Yt. AssnissY Ces1e. eso-
High ehsSl1 penaeu. bu: The 1o0ao6 1Aa
coe ecmsEo6 with.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

f'..'s 9. ~. s--r riacesi arA contracted e1r
.u-t.6 tSe 0.-s seG->0A,e *. 80
seii rsc Gs fur ana ave roam sass Ma
III, Is-:s Arr.ssHc.G avenue. ins soNI:: pen,.,9
:o- s.s' r>r s-n,,-: s-uu- Rych Ecsi;y CcMpAny
. e';~-t - -.
sod 10 feet c. Srran: .he sou:h 80. -
-. sSs avenue. - See, sess c: Es.c!.s s,erue
'rc-, o;-.~ai~as feai ts-a.e s-or q, - As,te;
Kaufman scr tf$. f.s IRE .2rhaStrg Intending
- Improve 9th a. apartment iso1Np
A.. sr,d tts nn-fss~s; c-yrs- - L,cne e.A
i~~~-s.'' s-'rcs cu-'a'r.srG - S>Sf o. tS,CaD
s.s-Ge y, IS se.' ie---~oe are.,ve: imrFo,0 o
rr-'s caus;s.iaS sT .'lr~ hli'a'rs s.i sSei, .
r4.i-fssh,cr~t s'tArs~s S,oS -fren. rsa,dsnsaA
.Ne er''rs gsv>r-- T~r''aE s.r g.. ~ sa- yaar:
ssla :-orl . cls-; - ths L-.s. Reas;- .>l,I,.
vs@y :or $50
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
He.-, ssss.ess ReeIs, c..s..,.

Snaa NJ, 2xsA Ar-smsc s.->>; svc-s-,-y
f-trs - siGf' re - ss-t!,~A Rus eass
~. s-.' 50 .s.sr, -. c,is .-c-, r Ys..-
.-r~ ?" - 80. - = Cn-t..naaa Oso 0ouess
20 'HS.sirs~r.
SOD 3, Nens-i .:r->-. ..s. s... ssy.s .
s'ssH syt-.- 80 .e-5 c.osess ARA.
Is-'e f~ia = tF-er-N. rAsy Z. A.
i-,a ey-tsa- - 'ess~.. -, g. 70 :s.c.
"a No. IA - Sst. s-eezs .ecGny
--tsA r~sl taG rtN rs-.a- a.. e-Isrsd Ho0~-
-l~a-. 0ss. tStt. ~ate- 49, ics - ssSe.
-lrri G, Hec-y Hs.r.sss Realty ,s--.Ary f--
Ssa - "t;s.' isssa-- 80 essSs; fer -
fnssr-s.,
- '-ls.-~ ?" ,.:i.ire .e,s = 60 - :Ss
a. tsNi-g gs-;STss cs - r~s' MAJ
> as ysr.f--.aa: f.,ah.y. G..s ,ots - ->a>ca-
~ T-r~s 49, sae'rtSr so@&., - so-'s ~
's's = a. ;xr.s = 'he 80.