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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth of Virginia,
49, 49, 49, q linc. ---r.f ~
Superintendent of Public Printing,
------- RiChmnnd -Nn Nh rch IL 1pNs ~

Superintendent of Public Printing,
Richmond, W., March Is. 1905.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING
FIFTEEN HUNDRED COPIES OF
THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD
VOLUME OF VIRGINIA REPORTS
vii! be RECEIVED at this office up to IL
NJ. TUESDAY. MARCH rs, 1906.
At the same time and place bids VIII
be received for Binding. Wrapping and
Labelling one thousand copies of the
above mentioned books, and for pack
ing five hundred copies In unfolded
sheets In substantial wooden boxes, each
4 box TO contain the printed sheets for lO1
complete. copies OF tho said book, and 10
be plainly marked or labelled on two
outer ends and on sides, so as 10 indl-
cate the contents thereof.
Printed schedules, on which all bids
will be required to be made will be fur.
nished on application.
Contractors win be required to furnish
bond, with approved security, for the
faithful performance of contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any q,
all bids.
]. III. O'BANNON.
Superintendent Public Printing.
Mich 15-eod-6t
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AWNINGS. TENTS AND FLAGS,
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY ORDER
sing your awnings from us now. COPE,
LAND q co, 10S n. Ninth. Phone $50
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WANTED.

WANTED. EVERY FAMILY TO USE
sfValhallat Cereal Coffee, the twentieth
century health food drink. Don't fall to
iSfaction guaranteed. II
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4PRl'lIkTlNe.

CLOSING UUt AT COST. OSTRAND-
Err 8, 200 w. Broad.
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..i--.----'-'7
Splendid New Depot,

& CHARLOTTE. C., March ls.-yNork OH
the new depot for tho Southern Railway
terminal in this city began this morning.
Tho new station. which, 1t Is said, will
be the finest Between Washington and
Atlanta, will cost fifty thousand dol
lars.
III. G. Morrison, of Augusta, 10 the con-
tractor, and the depot is to be completed
by September /.
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYER
PHoNoGRAP'Hs..
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

GROCERY WAGONS. TRUCKS AND
save you money on Rubber Tires Come
and see US; repairing a specially. q. e.
BRISTOW, LOCO j.. Franklin. Phone
3 2174.
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WANTED. sEvENTY-FIvE SLATE
and tile roofers; wages SOC. per hour.
or call on THOS. LANE, 400
Market Street, Pittsburg,, Pa.
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL. ROOMS. OPPO
site the postonice. Phone 1906 Exam
nations and estimates free. Z.
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cEREAES COFFEE.

yAI,HALLA CURES INDIG EsTION,
X coffee heart and weak stomachs; nc
more tired feeling and that all gone con.
dition where Valhalla Is used Try It,
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HELP WANTED).--. Female.

T ri INN z r, NvANTED-AfUST BE
first-class, swift and experienced.
MRS. CITAMLEE, N1illiner. 3lS East
Broad Street. AZ
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ron sALI5-lylILL-E s Y a B LII 8 HE'D
Millinery store, stock and fixtures;
f splendid location mud doing a good cash,
business. Apply 3Sl6 NVillian,sburgs Ave-
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~ ~. s. y ". TEAvERs. Treasurer.

sLoss- sHEFFIELD STEEL g. IRON CO.
The Board OF Collectors have this day
Quarters Il ga per cent? Fer Cent. upon.
the Preferred Stock OF the Compartment
OF earnings, payable April the Sd, 1863.
at the office Of the Guaranty Trust Com.
pany o New. 5YOgk, to stoc kholders Of
record at the closing Of the books. Trans
fer hooks will be closed at 3 % clock r.
NJ. on March the 2od, and 4reopersd on
the morning OF April the Ath. 1g0o.
Il. II. MORRIS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
18th March. 1905. y
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WANTED a REGISTERED OR r EG-
istered assistant drug clerk: state salary
and give references. Address c. &c, care
this Office.
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WANTED, A YOUNG. MAN ABOUT &25
wears old fill position in real estate Of
fec as salesman and assistant collec-
tor; also do general Office work. Must
4 DE good pcnnnn. Address G., Ill.
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WANTED, AN 5EXPERIENCEP HOUSE,
keeper for springs hotel forEthe summer
season. Address PROPRIETOR, Crock
EFT Springs Va.
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WANTED. BY. YOUNG MAN, "A POSI-
ton as salesman or any kind Of honor
y able work; Gun furnish best reference.
Address ] 81. care this office.
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E11BB1R-TIRED$ H1GH-G1aADE TRAP,
nearly new; great bargain owner lcav.
Ing city. Can be seen at WATT Pillow
CO.'S WAREHOUSES
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SHOES.
8UPHOISTER Ring

LEVY. THE UpHOLSTERER, MAKES
nrae. e s eash9ns and FIR covers
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WANTED. TO SELL SWEET MILK At
&c. quart; butternilk. 4c.: cream. BIC.
butter $50. from March lst. RENN1E
B DAIRY CO.. I'll N. Third Street
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WANTED. MEN AND BOTS TO LEARN
plumbing trade. Coyne Bros. co. School
Of Practical Plumbing Send for cata-j
q logue. Address 4973-75 Easton Avenue.
st. Louis, Mo. 55 ID
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SLOSS-SH DFF1 cid STEEL q IRUNE Cd,
The Board Of Directors have this day
b declared a senli-annual Dividend OF Two
4 ana One-IIalf (2:-2 per cent? Per Cent.
n upon the Common Stock of he Company
out Of earnings pa yable April the &c,
Company Of New York, to- stockholders
OF record at the closing of the books.
9 Transfer books will be closed TIA o'clock
IA p. Nj. on March The ed. and reopened on
the morning of April Ath, 800. 4 y,
.gG 4 ls5 s5i.35s r. Il. MORRIS, u
Secretary. and Treasurer
14th March, 1905
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FOR sAL1G--TyyO ~ Ia. r. vERT1CLB
Boilers, With gauges safety valvcs, etc.
complete, III good condition. TRADE
SCHOOL,. Hampton Institute Hampton,
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FOR sALE--BY THE VIRGINIA AND
for fertilizer. 5 "A
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COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY.
Governor Street. Richmond. Va 5
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SECONDHAND PlAEToN FOR SALE.
in good order; a bargain. Apply to w.
&C. SMITH,, 314 N. Fifth Street.
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PARI.oR SUITS, IcopcHEs. CHAIRS,
Mattresses and cushions renPnoitsn1e s,,,t
,a,i u0 Sin Covers cut and made. JACOB
# UMLAUT. Phone S.9z.
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LOST AND FOUND.

sTRAYED 10 MY PLACE, 500 WEST
Broad. FOX Terrier Dog; yellow head
aud yellow spot on back. Owner cal,
get same by paying for this ADVERTISE
lnent. Fftt,
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r. " RoUNTREE & BRO. TRUNK
X a Nd BAG CO.1lRETAIL AND RE-
PAIRING. FOuRTEENTH AND
Ii BROAD STREETS.
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NOTICE;

WHERE IS THE DIVIDING LINE OF
the city? DIVERS e A5U III ON
HOUSE, 90 Broad Street.
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TF TT OFF UNTIL MORROW KNOW THE VA The DEE WANT Jul
FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE FURNISHED HOUSE.
-Fof seven rooms, with unexpired lease
can lie purchased reasonable to a quick
3 buyer. Can be seen at any time Own
ers want to leave the city. Apply at 7Oo
East Clay Street. " 5,3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

WANTED, CASHIER FOR THE EAGLE
Rock Bank. In applying state age, ex.
perience and salary and send letters Of
reference. Apply TO A. C. RAY, Eagle
4 Rock, Va. a
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SITUATION { WANTED-Male

MAN, EN PERL
enced III grocery business, wishes posi-
ton at once; AL references given. Ad-
3 dress c.. 81, care his Office.
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WHY NOT SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
spring millinery and ladies furnishing.
B My line Is now complete. Styles sup-t TO-
/ date. MRS. j uLIUS BEAR, li23 Il.
Main Street.
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ESITUATION WANTED, Femlale

WANTED, a. POSITION AS CLERK OR
at figures and writes a. good hand: can
furnish lest reference as to character
and integrity. Address G.. 6S. care this
office.
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RESTAURANT.

WE Make a SPECIALITY OF SERVING;
supper Narties; private. dining rooms
for ladies; oysters all the year round;
ca fe + in connection. GEI4BA# RESTAU-
4 RANT, No. 522 West Broad Street
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WANTED. ANY LADY WHO DlsS I-f.i.is
10 spend summer in mountains of North
Carolina. board free, in exchange ior
3 instruction In painting and music t OF
particulars call within next week at ~
45 w, CLAY Street. 9E AK
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE 10
sell our popular policies. covering all ac-
cidents, diseases and occupations; some-
thing entirely new and issued by this
society. only: easily understood and
easily sold; cost but So per annum each,
mission, paid Immediately, and exclusive
territory allowed. Address NATIONAL
ACCIDENT SOCIETY. Il 800 Broadway
New York, Established 20 years.
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WANTED, d "A GOOD MAN TO RUN
small ice plant and attend electric dy,,
nalnb. Must have good reference and
experience. D. G.. ANDERSON, s S..
Ninth Street.
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4 DIVIDEND NOTICES.

& Virginia. Caroline Chemical Company
1# Richmond, Va, March II, 1876. 4
DIVIDEND NO. IS. !.
THE BOARDAOF DIRECTORS 5!lANE
this day declared Il Dividend OF Two
quarterly dividend No. IS on the out
standing preferred stock OF this Com
5 pany, paya BILE April Is, 1905 when &diYl7
dend checks will be mailed to al PRES
OF business on March 31st. The books
for the transfer Of preferred stock Will
be closed at 3 p. IL of Friday. March
3lst. 1906. until 10 a. NJ. Monday, Aprli
I. q. -. S. w. -TT.AVERS. Treasurer 4
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MILLINERY ii

MRS. M. L. WORTHANI JUST RE-
y turned from New York with exquisite
Zine Of fashionable Spring Millinery.
The little store around the corner pres
sents a line Tho prettiest ever" 30S
Mort Ii Third. &.54ag r. EN- N
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GRACE. 7Os EAsT-P 2 r NJ A n % 1,
= transient and table boarders; most con-
venient location; hornelike attractive.
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MEN 10 LEARN BARBER TRADE.
New SYSTEM: eight weets completes;
diploma awarded; positions guaranteed.
Prepare 1ow for busy season; more ca us
for help than can be supplied. Write
for catalogue MOLER'S COLLEGE,
New York City.
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The Confederate Museum.

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Opens daily from a. ID. to i. Il
AdlLaslon. = Giants. Esss on EaturaAl
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SOLICITORS & Statesmen,

WANTED SALESMAN TO CARRY
side Zine of mems covert blanket lined
rubberized coats In Virginia and West
4 Virginia; liberal commission paid. Ad-.
dress e. v. FINLAYSON MFG. CO.,
Charlotte. N. 9,
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! REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

WESTHAMPTON-FO SALE. AZ e
acres, with exceptionally fine building
+ site; high and commanding view OF for
est and river; near5to car line and ran.
Address C. o. care this Office.
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SEVENTH. NJ N o. 107-NrANTED,R REQ
ular and transient boarders; nice rooms nIn
and good table board; terms reasohaole.
1O7fN. Seventh Street.
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YOUNG LADY OF GOOD EDUCATION
wishes position as cashier or to do Office
work; best OF reference. Address c. 81.
care this office.
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TEA CHER WANTED (NIAL1I); GRAD
uate Of good commercial collegc good
penmaA1, correct Labits; salary 5000 and
home: session nine months. Address
VIRGINIA SCHOOL AGENCY, Gull
pepper, Va.
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ExCiJLLENT.S SECONDHAND SURREY
for sale cheap. Apply to w. G. SMITH
d 3l4 North Fifth Street.
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~ J.
BAKERY.
MATTRESSES.

NICE HAIR MATTRESSES MADE TO
Sorder:@old ones made over Ike new Ct
reasonable prices. JACOB a I! NlLLAUF
S' Phone 1922. g3
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WANTED, AT ONCE, CYLINDER
pressman: oneCfarniiar with job presses
. steady empIoyment5to quick and steady
man on commercial and railroad work.
K IIAAINIOND'S# PRINTING WORKS.
Roanoke, Va, }aGa
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

.TyyELF III, 400. Moor 5RENT--NlC.E-l
ly furnished front room, 4o3 ~ Twelfth
Street, with or without board. Apply TO
above number.
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OUR MEM PROCESS TO REPAIR RUIZ
ed. 35c., patches, l5c.: all work pl,aran,
terd. Hot water bags patched, i5e. When
Your shcemaker says II can't be done
see US We don't know such word AS
c1n't l>REW'S ELECTRIC sIioE
FACTORY, ZIG u Main Street.
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= =,
DYEING AND CLEANING

CLEANING, N ID YElNti. sG0uld asadd
Sen GsnlT ad dIss sRta qparesssd
pants secured and pressed &c.; suits
secured and pressed, s1on LADIES', skirts
mcoured and pressed, &c; aYe;nE a. cost !.
old reliable dyp house, MuTu ~. Al;
STEAM DYEISG,i ! ( 4 + s,r eaEA.ssbl sns
asa sthNs NIXON on calls ais and delivers goods.
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AGENTS PORTRAITs GUARANTEED;
sample portraits and case free; franc
credit. l.. NJ. HuMMI.EIl, Artist, FOL N.
Clark Street, Chicago, III.
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WANTED FOR y. s.. AIsshT-ABLE.
bodied unmarried men. between ages OF
u and IS. citizens of United States. Of
can speak, read and write English. For
Information apply to RECRUITING or
FICER, 10 E. Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY 1NTELIIGTINT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience unnecessary;
send for particulars. PRESS SYND1-
CATE. Lockport, N. Y. 4,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ABBETTo & MA1iRABOuGH. IMPORT.
ers Of Fiorcpline Cluny and Mexican
drawn work, desire all ladies to call al
the Jefferson Hotel between 8 A, NJ and
1910 Il. NJ. Tomorrow.
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BOARDING.

.FRANKIIN. a., 4i5--I4ArzGE COM.
Portable rooms; good table; permanent
and transient: also table boarders; r f
a erence required. f3gi 5}ss@
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MARSHALL ST., E., 710-BOA AZ ~.
central location; one and a half BLOCKS
from Murphy's Hotel; terms reasona l pie.
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CLOSING OUT Ar COST. OsTRAND
u ERS,g 200 w. Broad. 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21
Numerous and Worthless.

comes TO Witch Hazel SaIve. f. c.
Dewitt & Company, of Chicago, dis
covered some years ago how to make
a salve from witch hazel that is n spe-
cific for piles. For blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles, eczema,
cuts burns and bruises and all skin di-
seases, DeWitt's saive has no equal.
This has given rise to numerous worth
less counterfeits. Ask for DeWitt's-
the genuine. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
CIRCUIT COuR1.
. n. ID. Ramsay presiding.

Judge F. ID. Ramsay presiding.
Lava. S. Tiffany VS. William Dial
lis. Assumpsit. Defendant called and
defaulted. Judgment on affidavit of
merits in favor of plaintiff and against
defendant in sum OF 1922 so damages
and costs
William Sackvile ct al. VS.. Stoddard
* Samerson. Case. Defendant ruled
TO plead in 80 days
S. Oteri & Co., VS.. Campana & Co.
Assumpsit. Defendant called and de-
faulted. judgment ON affidavit of mer-
its in favor of plaintiff and against
Frank Campana defendant, in the sum
of S2G5 damages and costs.
w. j. Bryson VS.. J. G. Skinner ct al.
All defendants called and defaulted eX-
cept Charles w skinner and b. S.
Skinner
Searle & Marshall VS. James Darnell.
Assumpsit Alias writ of summons or
dered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21

William Dickson VS.. James Hayes ct
al To quiet title. Defendants called
and defauited except Frank Hayes,
John Hayes, and James Hayes. James
Hayes filed demurrer Frank and John
Hayes being insane George G. Wenger
is appointed guardian ad Item.
Edgar Humphrey VS.. Truman b.
Trip. To quiet title Henry w. Car
ter files an entry of appearance. All
defendants ruled to answer by tomor-
row morning, except Richard w. Car
ter and Charles c. arter. J. f. Murphy
is appointed guardian ad Item for said
Richard w. Carter and Charles c. Car
ter. who are minors.
Winifred Farquhar VS.. Carl n. Far
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21

Chancery.-Ira NJ. Cole VS.. f. II.
Guyer ct al Foreclouse. Demurrer to
cross bill
Christine Fable VS.. Antoen Fable.
Defendant called and defaulted. De-
PENDANT called and defaulted.
Louise Peterson VS.. Caroline Berg
gren. Foreclosure. Defendant called
and defaulted Cause referred to mas
ter in ehancery TO take and report evil
dence and findings.
Frank Wainwright VS.. Harriet b.
Wainwright Divorce. Defendant
called and defaulted.
Edward d. Sweeney VS.. \. F. Sven
son e. al. Foreclosure. Defendants
called and each called and defaulted.
Cause referred TO the master in chan
Gerry DO take and report the evidence
and findings.
Carl L. Wheeler VS.. Maud c. Wheel
err Divorce. Defendant called and
defaulted
John Stuart VS.. Amelia Stuart. Di-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21
Licensed to Wed.
Best for Children.

Mothers, be careful of the health
of your children. Look out for coughs.
colds. Group and whooping cough Stop
them in time-One Minute Cough Cure
is the best remedy. Harmless and
pleasant. Contains no opiates. Sold
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21

Escaped Angry Lioness.-G. E. Zig

FTIyTy ETUHeSs.-VT. y. ItIs
gins, the young man who was injured
by the liOness belonging to the Parker
Amusement company while on the way
from this city 10 Peoria a few weeks
ago. is in the city and shows some of
the scars which were inflicted by the
angry beast. Mr. Higgins feels very
fortunate that he did not meet a hor-
rible death The lioness reached her
paw through the bars of the cage and
drew him against il, and while holding
him with one paw, lacerated his face.
hands and breast with the other. Mr.
Higgins went TO Chicago, and his in
juries have just healed sufficiently so
that he is able TO return 70 his work.
He is now employed at the Norfolk
restaurant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21
DAVENPORT DOTS.
Socialist Singers orsanize.-The So

Socialist Singers Organize.-The so
cialistic MaennerchOr. a new German
singing society composed OF socialists.
has effected permanent organization b.
the election of officers. Those elected
were as follows: President, a. Meinke;
secretary, W. MaehlitZ. financial sec.
retary. o. Thode; treasurer. F. Meinke
Sr: Librarian. F. Meinke. Jr.: trustees.
&. KLEIN. II. Rabe and II. Pankrautz;
director. DR. H. p. CaTstens.
Enters Bankruptcy. - George Bau-
mann. manager of Baumann's bar on
East Third street, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy. His liabilities are given
at $500. with no available assets. Mr..
Baumann was formerly proprietor Of
the saloon of which he is now man
ager He became involved financially
and was forced 10 the wall, as several
judgments were rendered against him
in favor of the creditors He sold out
his business 10 Carl Mueller, of Rocls
Island. who represents the Henning
Brewing company, and for some time
past Mr. Mueller has been the propTie-
tor and Mr. Baumann has been acting
as his manager.
Prisoners Go TO Anamosa.- Sheriff
Macarthur has received word of the
transfer of Scott and several other
counties back TO the district that sends
its convicted prisoners to Anamosa
penitentiary Prior to the last few
years all Scott county prisoners Were
being sent 10 Anamosa. Then IL grew
crowded there and several counties
were directed by the state authorities
To cease sending prisoners TO Anamosa
and 10 send them To Fort Madison.
Scott county was one of these. Since
then all Scott county prisoners with
two or three exceptions have been sent
to Fort Madison.
jumped on Hay Fork.-Charics Hoff
man, son of George Hoffman. "a wei!
known farmer whose farm lies between
Long Grove and Eldridge. fell upon
the handle of a pitchfork while at play
Tuesday and was seriously injured. He
was operated upon at Mercy hospital
here tuesday evening and the attend
ing pay sicians say he will recover. He
was a. play in his fathers barn. He
jumped from Il height of about ten
feet into grain bin. Either he did
not see Il pitchfork which was sticking
in the grain or miscalculated his jump.
for he lit directly upon the handle. The
handle of the fork entered his body for
eight inches and pierced the iutes-
tines.
Want Diamond BattIe.-A movement
is being made TO bring the doctors and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21

the lawyers together for a game of
baseball this season 1t has been Gus
romary for the members of these two
professions to match their skill once
year and. as they have not locked
horns this season, several of the better
sportsmen among their number are
csanoring for the battle royal
Took Her Own lffe.-One of the sad
dest of life's tragedies was that OF
which news came 70 Davenport rela-
tives-the unexpected death of Mrs.
Mary E. Barlow. formerly Mary f
KessleT. of this city. at Cedar Rapids.
Deceased was niece OF the late Frank
Kessler. was here to attend his funeral
but week ago, and the news of her
death therefore came as a great shock
To those who saw her then. That she
took her own life adds to their sorrow
Mrs Barlow's mother died in her in
fancy. and she spent her early life al
the Orphans Home in Davenport,
graduating from the school there with
high honors. the salutatorian of her
class. Later she had good homes with
families in Keswick and Sigourney.
Iowa, being active in the Epworth
League and the Methodist church
there.
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vorce Defendant called and defaulted.
Matte Cheshier VS.. Albert Cheshier.
Divorce. Defendant called and de
faulted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21

The other horse was pulled to the
ground by the sudden stop and both
were scratched about the legs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-21

quhar. Divorce. Defendant called and
defau5ed.