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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
YlGne fir Den Banana &aual.

" a bingto II, DC, %. Sitni.
- Die berntbenoen Sngenieurc, mel
DIE Der SitbmiSfonoI . Gommiiiion
beigcgcben iporoen limo, lino ourb
ioeben crlolicne Beriiigrng oeS SRA
%Iioenten oui oen 1. September 5ll Ell.
ner 8eriomnlilng III @nibinaton elm.
berltfen iporoen, I'M Ole Nl1ne fir
Den 9ou OeS Yonomofonols elmer Hc.
piiion 81 u~lter5iebeu. Die berotben-
oen S~ngenieltre Iino e~rm1d)tigt, iid)
ielbit nod Dem SitbnniS 5it begeben,
tpenn iie Dies fir erioroerlid) bolten
mo WinoritGtSberife ais notbmen.
Dig erod)tet weroen. Der 9eirotb
5Gblt IA Wiitglieoer mo eS befinbet
it'd cine gauge gn5obl allSlGnoer 0o.
runter. Ger 8oriiB miro @enerol
@eorge g. 9uOiS ilbertrogeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

Sbeooore Goofe mo Satin an
2iaie NJ. @iemiacr, Siioieite ser
Nortb. Npemne. nobe 8oIic.S troBe,
1879 bel so. So.
George u. 6oro an goporo 81.
aeSler uno @ottin, Noromeltieite Ser
RiStins, uobe Yenniplponio .Ipenue,
IA bel u, @rino5inS $50, $t40O.
SbcoOore Goote itno Satin an
Illgulta 9iemiQer, . @~run0Itiide,
So.
Charles TroQer mo @ottin an
Gnnie 4. 9oid)fe, N~orooitieite Ger
Gioiliou-, nobe &obertsS troBe, IS bel
90.5, @runb5iuS $50, $500.
Scrome s. Guinger an Charles y.
Mlitb, Norolpciticite ser Gan, nobe
Mott.S trobe, 10 bel 100, @rlno5inS
$t35, S..
SronceS Goloban an 6ie ,Sitlc
Guarantee ano Srllit Company"
Siioleite Scr 81, nobe Dat StroBe,
10 bel So, $1666.66.
SumeS Gibbons, Gr5biihof boz
Baltimore, an ole rSbomre Wtilbme
rctb Sofooeib Congregation" Horo
oits@de ser 2Iopo. nno @otion.St TT,
SO bel 100, @rlnb5inS $4,000
$4,000.
Worio q. GronlipcQ unb @ntte al
Gbiporo areoger mo SrolL Siioleit'
2oncoiter', nobe Observation-Disclosures, l.
bel IS, @rnnoSinS $50, $3.50.
Nihoro Q. hilbert mo Srolt an
Siobel Y. Neolc, SiiooItieite Comm
icnos, nobe SobnltroBe, Is bel 80, So
Catherine aorner mo @ottc al
Sorrp 3or. @clticite Caroline, nobf
SopctteltroBc, 10 bel &C, @rlfno5iuS
$50, $500.
George u. Shneioer etc. alt SSSobr
S. Brandt uno Strait Sitieite Bomb,
nobc SrlconSitroBe. II bel 1875.
@runo5inS $3.50, $500.
Sobn 3. Garter al Selle 6. 8eelt
Ode 9, StroBe mo 8olbroot guc.,
70 bel so, @ruuo5in@ $72, $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
i3nncbmcnoc @eruenbnns Der Snr.
binen.

8ofbington, o. g., %. Stunt.
49, Commander u. y. Gonoga giebt
in iciuem gerift in bas Slotten.
1cportement b%etreifs Der Siirbiuen
oic g%mpeibIiing, bob in 3ufunft bic
3orpeboboote. 3erItorer, leihten
arcu5er uno aononenboote nit Cur
binen pcrleben perben ioaen. Der
@cbroud) oerIelben in ben Sdiffen
ser oenonnten aloiien unb Die Do.
olirf crlongten grfobrungen peroen
icincr 3eit geluiB Die 8eripenoborfeit
Der Turbiten aud fir Shlodtihiife
mo Yon5ertreu5er erfueiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Wcdyicl i'm Commando.

@obingtou II, %, %. SUM-.
0oS 8~Iotten . 0eportement bat
ueriiigt, ooB aOmiraG 9ropnion, Der
5lriidtretenoc Superintendent Der
gunoeS Narine Ifooemie bon Mn.
nopoliS, oo5 Commando oes oicrten
8eldJpaoers Der noroatlontiid]eIr
6lotte iib%ernebmcn ioae. 0iele 0t'
oilion beItebt aus Den Shiiien 80,
loraoo," vWorDlono," .YenniDlOo'
mia" uno Birginio," wclh'
2ebteres ais 5IoggenidiIi iunairen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
8rpsfener III 0ajbpiile.
lleber elm babies 9ubeno @eiddits.
b0uier eingedidert. - Sdooen
5iuiIdeu $4,000 un6 $650,OO0.

-
b0uier eingeGidert. - Sdo0en
5luiIdeu $4,000 un6 $650,0O0.
HoboilIe, Senn., %. Suni.-
SIM @eidGftStbeile Der Stoot ridtete
beltte Elm perbeerenbes 6euer etnen
Sdooen bon 100000 bis $560,0W
an. 9uS Ieller brodJ in bent groBen
0eportements . 2aoen oEoloce" bon
Sarris 9rotbers mo Socobus Bros.
an ser Siiolpeit.Gde bon D.. aoenre
uno llnion.S Strobe aus uno oerbrei.
tete lid nit groBer ShneQtgfeit aiif
onocre @eidaftsbauier, fpuroe aber
ihlieBIi6 nnter Gontrole gebradlt.
Inter ben 5erItcrten @ebdltben be.
finben iid) ole bon Sorris Bros, So
cobuS Bros, Worman airfipan,
arcB & 60, @rigbt Bros, Sum.
berIonb Batting Eoipber Co." pgl.
breO Steom One @orfs," Serome
SonoS 81. Briggs. n@onmns gr.
DANCE, 0e Yieri Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Sriltou's ueneIter geridt.

@aibingtpn, Dc, %. Stunt.
- Soiepb 8. 8riItotp. Der Commit
jar, welder ben ai,itrog bate. cine
lluteriud,uns iiber Ole Banama.giie
babn unb lire g~e5iebungen su oet
transcontinentalen uno eiiropdiihen
6ruhtrnten nn5uitellen, bot feline ar.
belt beeiroet ino ieinen gerid)t Dem
SefretGr Gait eineereift. Die Ser.
oifentlidJung lit niht Dor fiinftiaer
Wod)e 5rt ertporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
YcrmiidDte ielcsrapbiidle 9epeidDen.

Der geipolttge Woduietts
pelfer NIT einem 3oitenani.
panbe BON 81 Z. 635 erbaitt muir.
De, I'M 65 WtiGionen @allonen 8ai.
ier in einem Reierpoir 81 baIten. oaS
Bolton uro Die iimgebenoen Srte NIT
3rinfmaiier periorgt, wt,roe, nadoem
er-190t b%egonnen tporoen mar, Der
goacnonng 5useiiibrt.
Siinf Sroi,en ipltroen seitern Int
Teaboop. Maii., burh Die gntalei4
Jung zines eleftriiden 3aesons Der.
lest, cine herielben, 6rau 9bofnas
5. Barton aus Solem, lcbenseeidbr.
lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

*** g8ie al onoerer SicGe 6eS
,Qeutiden Gorrelponoenton" beri6.
tet, finOcn aud oieieS So0r ole popli.
l0ren Bon Son erfurlipncn i!o.t.
@ei bcnielbcn miro aid N~nnoroIiS
bcriibrt. annapolis lit elmer Der
8unftc bon groBtem Snterriie ii I'm.
Ierem Stootc, oo MiGioner bon Col
lars fir Die 6lotten- gfooentie, boS
Stoot8gebGuoc uno bieIe onocrc Of,
ientlid)e anlagen b%erouSgubt rltr.
Den. Gam ole Die Yoi lid) binpGl.
Seroen meiBfdnmi9en @ellcn, @eit.
HiDer, @oIc3UiQe, Gbolf Boint nno
Die SuI5lnit, luelde SolienOcu bo1
2ellten arGitiaung geluGbrt. Der 20
puldre Compiler .emmo Giles"
i1brt ie0en Montog, Wittipo6 mo
6reitog s llbr 8ornt, Somito9S INT
1890 Hud)n. bon Der SigbtitroBe ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Wcnifitarre in Wcwpuri.

Nemport, ". s., 25. SUM. -
Sn 6olge oes 2obeS eites 3oaling5
Der bieiigen 9unoesmorine . Stul-
Itution an @eniditorre WurOe Die &C.
nnnnte NnItaIt IN GuorontGne ct.
fldrt. 8ciiird,tingen bctrefis zines
epioemiiden auftrctens Der arant.
belt Deroen nid)t gebegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

Godet Gontpoilp" lnl0 Der ,GbeIuz
peofe Steamlbip G%omponn" Ioacn
ebeuionS btlrd) 4Pincn bclhGoiat
moroen icin.
Sotten etncn iolidcn
Collar.
elmer @oloSborouqb 20 Sabre
alt, uno Sreo. 81. PLOT. II 3obrc alt,
botten Somltog Dor Gommniii0r go.
gers inter Der InihuIoiQunQ cin Ser.
b0r al beIteben, Dem Gbincicn @ing
See BON Nr, 4t5, Sijo.G orolinc.S q IT,,
cincn folidcn SiIbcroouor i'll Bob.
hruo gedcbcn SIT bobcn. Ger Gom-
miiiGr contmittirtc @oIo9borouob uno
entities slbt in Der 0bbut icincr Mutz
ter, bis Ole @roB9cihmorcncn oic 9(lts
flooe erboben hobcn mcrocn. Der
Gbineic be5ellgte, OoB 2tbt un6 @oloS-
borough an leBtcn 0onncrito0 go.
conf" 1T iciner Hcitorrotion obclr
uno linn oen froglifcn Collars IN
3oblrng goben.
Ole IbidGBun9 Der.
gr0Bert.
SIN Stootgcrid)t pergroBertc 8id-
ter 0oblcr III Der aloQc Scr Sroit
Suion u. MogncB gcgcn Die 9ronbs
0iItriftS : COMMUNION sic gbidGbuug
fiir Elm @rinoltiid am Centre Wor.
fct. Space bon $226S oui $500.
@eroen cItNcboItcn.-Sn
Der norolpeitliden FoIiiciitotion luer.
6en hie anoben Hobcrt 6iibcr BON
Or. 2O23, EennIuIOonin Iucrnle, Wtol-
colin 8eld) bon N}r. 100, Eortcr.S Str,
9cioe t6 Sabre oIt, mo scr "A Sabre
oItc Sermonn Sraltlc Iiir cin Terbor
am 3. Suli olri Die NnidyuIoi9un9
ieItaeboltert, Die @obnlng Der Sroit
Morp 9obiS in Nr. 1921, @eit=2on.
ooIc-S troBe, crbrOden mo oIleg8ertb-
laden aus 6erIelbcn 0cItoblcn 81 ba'
ben. Srau 0obi& bciinoct 'id) III PIT
lontic .Gitp ilnb pltroc telcgropbiid)
bon Dem Goriollc III acnntniB &c
iett. Sergeant EIcnnig mo Yoli6iIt
STOPPER milrocu bon Nod)born olll Die
anoben oitinlcrfion gemud)t uno uers
boftcten oielclbcn.
Yrim Is. - Eoter Mtid)oel @cn.
@iu, Sobn bcS 3rn. NnoreoS Mill
bon Nr. is, Siio @olicitroBc, Strait
Ocnt Scr nbI. 6onilie" Der ct. Wti'
doclS. @enleinoc mo General Sc
frctGr ser ct. GinccntS.G onferen5,
8orItcbcr Der @cmcinOc, ErGiibcnt
un0 ScfretGr oc3 st. Clemens.
aronfcn . llnterIt. . &crcinS," f~eicrte
gcitern Worgen NM 10 llbr III Der
Q%enonnten Stride, Gdc Somboro' ma
8olfcItroBe, ieinc Rrimlij. 6cicrlid)C
Tro5cilionen fntOcn Itott, mo ant
glbcnb ceIcbritte Der @eiltlide oil
fcierIitjc Iesptr. @ei Dem Sofomi
fungirtc Eotcr PUG. Cooper ais Gr5'
priciter, Fotcr Better @ade ais 0io
fon uno Eotcr GmiI 0cllicr ulS Sub
oiofon; Gcremonie1mtciitcr mar Ea'
ter Soicpb 8eber, ser olld) Die Set.
predict belt. gei ser 8cSper I'M
1HS ll6r mar 8nter 8ia Der Gelc.
brorlt, Eotcr g. aiBucr 0iufon, go.
ter &. Scuier Sub6iofon mo Futtt
Geter 9ode GeremonienmeiIter. go.
ter Wiu lit Elm Sobn bon Nnorcn2
@iQ, len, uno Barbara Wia uto boz
"a Sobrcn in Baltimore gcboret
Seine critic Gr5iebung genoB or in
Scr Biurrihule Der Ct. WidoelS.@c
mCinoe, Johann fam CT I'M Sitter Dor
~ Subren nod HortbenIt, nod feds.
jG6rigcm Stltoiiim ms Topi5iot II
annapolis, mo Damn Itlloirte CT film
Sabre bis 5t Ieiuer on %. SUM CT.
iolqten Sroinotion gum TrieIter in
GoQeq 5It SIdlcIter. Giner %iciier 9ril
Scr Itibirt jcbt ST RortbeaIt, ltn(
5luci @cidmilter gcboren Oen uNtotr,
Came Sr6cn" an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

No55iu q. - Gie Boli3ei oeS moro,
oitIitcn 3iitrifts nabm seitcrnabeno
cine Ro55io oiti Die 8irtbidoIt Der
eliiobetb 0iirr, Hr. 1921, SltDaonu.
mertltrnbe, mo uerboItete elf Sun.
gen. Ter Sail fontnIt beutc Miorgen
Dor Squire" DDS 5ltm Serbor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
gmtlidlc 8riciliitc.

Battim . reh ben so. SUM- 1906.
@eora srts aonoffo Hyofet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
AWARD DIPLOMAS.
CONTINUED From Page Five.D

and left the dispatch with his Is year
old daughter. departing to return later
and secure the papers after foiling the
plan of the spies He returned when
they were in his home. and the daugh-
papers to him without attracting the
attention of the enemies, placed them
in a biscuit, which she packed with
several others in his knapsack. Though
searched, he went safely through with
the papers, and the supplies arrived in
due time. The interest in the story
was well maintained. and Mr.. Gowling
read it in a pleasing manner.
High school Development.
Arthur Henry Harms in his Grafton
on the Development of the High
School treated his subject in a pleas
ing manner, picturing the remarkable
advance made in high school education
since 1910, and suggesting possible i'm
provements that would insure greater
development in the future. In % OF
the As states the state laws recognize
the high school as an institution OF
public interest Boston for 20 years
was the only city having nigh school
but by 1910 there were schools in Chi
cago. st. Louis. New York. and many
of the other large cities. In 1860 the
record showed that most of the larger
cities had high schools. and the last
educational report showed 1000 high
schools In commenting on the value
of the high school. Mr. Harms classi
fed the high school period as the peri
cd of transition from bOyhOOd to man
hood. and pointed out the value o.
high school associations to the young
man and young woman during these
| four years.
He disproved the objections to the
high school with logical arguments. IT
suggesting improvements. he urged {
closer relation between the school anC
the home. and suggested that the pu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03

ond avenue and Eighteenth street, or
call up old phone $50 L
The Ladies of the G. A. r. will give
a dinner in Memorial hall Tuesday.
June 6. Good dinner served from II
to o'clock for Is cents.
DR.. Chase closed a deal today foT
Mrs. Housings property. No. S15 Tween
tieth street. Consideration, 81 600 Il
will be the doctors future home.
Rev. Marion Humphreys. of Milan.
will preach both morning and evening
at the Central Presbyterian church
next Sunday. Everyone is invited to
attend.
The regular meeting of the Associat-
ed Helpers will be held in the Y NJ. c.
A. chapel Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. This is the last meeting until
September and full attendance is de-
sired.
The Y. P C. u. of the United Pres
byterian church has engaged the ex-
cursion steamer W. W. to take the Or
ganization and it's friends to Musca-
tine June Is. The start will be made
In the afternoon and the return in the
evening.
After an absence of FIVE months
Sam Victor. formerly at 2115 Fourth
avenue has returned and opened a
| shop next to Oswald's grocery store
where he is prepared to do all kinds
! of fine shoe repairing Shining parior
in connection.
Tie Bluff Improvement association
held meeting last evening, and decid-
ed to have another committee before
the council at its next meeting. 1t is
also proposed to get a gas extension
into that territory before the paving of
Fourteenth avenue is done.
William s. Parks, who recently took
possession of the property at the cor
ner of nineteenth street and Eleventh
avenue, has just completed the con-
struction of a cement sidewalk around
this corner, substituting this for the
| brick. Ohlweiler Bros. did the work.
Three young men. formerly ushers al
the Illinois theater were arrested upon
the complaint OF Manager Taylor of
the Illinois theater. Upon the arraign-
ment they were allowed to go with the
payment of costs. 1t was alleged that
| they were making a disturbance on
| the outside of the building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03

Insure with Mckee.
-lighted-delighted
Zazaro is there, call for 1t.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Moonlight excursion June I.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb's
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Petersons, 1914 Third avenue.
Clemann & Salzmann for June bar
gains in furniture. carpets and stoves.
W. II. Siemon will do your tin work;
1927 Sixth avenue. New phone 5746.
Clemann & Salzmann for June bar
gains in furniture, carpets and stoves.
Superintendent S. ]. Ferguson will
conduct an examination for teachers
two days, June IL and Is.
The automatic refrigerator saves ice
and is sanitary in every particular.
See the line at Clemann & Salzmann's.
Four cabinet photos, 40 cents. best
finish; penny photos. 25 pictures 25
cents Kerr's, 1S07h Second avenue.
The Reliable" gasoline stove is all
that its name implies. Get our prices
before buying. CIemann & Salzmann.
The quarterly statement of the Rock
Island Savings bank appearing in an
other column is worth careful pc
TuSal
Report your changes TO Stones city
directory, Office northeast corner Sec
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
THE WEATHER.
showers tonight and Sunday; warmer
tonight.
y. M, so.

Low presSures continue over the
Rocky mountain region, md the bar
Ometers nisO show decided fill I'm the
upper Missouri valley, with the lowest
REQ dinGs over North Dakota
Showers and thunderstOrms are re-
ported from the north Pacific slope, the
Rocky mountain region, the Ohio md
middle md upper Missouri valleys, and
the Rofsh Atlantic cOast.
1t iH considerably warmer in the up
per Missouri WILEY. and cooler weather
II noted In eastern Iowa md over most
of the Rocky mountain plateau.
J.. NJ. SHERIE:It, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03

Olivia Gail POstlewaite. Sadie Irene
Rosenberg, Ellen Rosenkranz, Bessie
Amanda Sandberg. Mabel Genevieve
Sangren. Elsie Julia Schocker. Mabel
Effie Smutz, Mary Bessie White. Ema-
lyme Grace Wright; post graduate.
Louise Catherine Battles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03

Eta Dickman, Katherine Hannah Don
aldson, Albert William Ehleb. Theo-
dore Paul Eichelsdoerfer. Anna Irene
Ferry, Madara d. Fezler. Lawrence Ed
ward Gowling, Arthur Henry Harms,
Ernst Myron Henning. Walter Carl
Heimbeck, Ellen Blanche Hudson, Wal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
soc and CSC
Handkerchief
-~-e>-A-.-r< for 12Hc

A HANDKERCHIEF sales
~ man with too many of
one quality ladies fine linen
II. s. Handkerchiefs, price
81. 80 per dozen, usual retail
value Soc to 35c, after a good
deal Of haggling, our offer of
$3.50 per dozen was accepted,
and it's our pleasure to give
this bargain just as we got
for IL 1.2c, 2 for 25c.
This is a snap, for less
than half value, 2 for Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
co TO new SHOPS
Division Freight Terminals to be
Removed From Natick
and Blue island.
ANNOUNCED BY c., R. Lap.
New Tract to Be Opened for the hnme-
date Erection of Homes for
Employees

Off1cial announcement was made to-
day by local representatives of the
Rock Island road that the company in
tends removing the freight terminals
for the Iowa and Missouri divisions
now at Natick and for me Illinois divi-
sion, now at Blue Island, to New
Shops. Graders are now at work on a
new 35-track yard at New Shops and
1t is expected it will be completed in
time to make the change in a few
weeks. Rock Island will lose only
run over business from Natick that
is now done here, as the local freight
and division terminal passenger bust
ness will still be done here.
VIII Open New Tract.
The company will also at once open
for sale a tract of 76 acres south of
the tracks at New Shops for the imme-
diate erection of houses for employees.
a low price will be made on lots but
contract must be signed to immedi-
ately erect buildings. A steel viaduct
will be built across the yards from the
shops to the new residence district
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03

ter Gait Jens. Horace Wood Kirby. Ed
ward Henry Kren, Helen May Lafferty.
George Edward Long. Pauline Henri
eta Maiwald William Bell Marquis.
Florence Pearl Morrison. Arthur Mo
senfelder. August Gall Mueller, Will
Parks, Nettie Elizabeth Philbrook,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
COrsetS Again

AND now come the makers Of the we'll
~ known W. B. corsets. and ask US to give
them one week to advertise their splendid
line of corsets; and not to be out done, they
wish us to sell every lady in this locality
one of their perfect fitting w. B. dollar cor
sets for 67c.
OF all the many superlatively high class
corsets, none stand higher ohan these w. B.
corsets. We carry full line of the w. B.;
the new form, $1.OO, $1sO, 50 90; the La
Vida, all whalebone corsets at So. so and
$50 These special numbers made by the
w. B. Co., are best examples of the corset
making art. Short, medium and long mod
els, as quoted $1.00 to $500. Fittings may
be arranged in advance, or attended to
promptly, without notice.
We cheerfully accept the term Corset
School'hr as applied to US by many custom
ers, for here as where you can learn about
corsets-every kind-that is every good
kind, for there are bad corsets as well as
good ones The bad kinds we will not
handle. The good ones are found here, and
our school teaches how to fit them, and ev
cry fitting is absolutely guaranteed.
ASK for w. B. dollar corsets
for 67c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
THOUGHT HE HAD
BOUGHT SALOON
Committed Suicide When He Found
That He Had Cargo Of
Empties.

A man named UIlberg. who came
from Waterloo, Iowa. on the Cedar,
dropped into Davenport and bought a
saloon with his eyes shut. When he
awoke and found what he had on his
hands he went and committed suicide.
Perhaps, however, it was not so much
what he found that he had as what
he found that he did not have.
The alleged saloon that he thought
he was buying had been loaded for him
with empty bottles and kegs and
enough of the real thing to make the
proposition look good. Afterward it
did not look so good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03

Monday,3p.m.
500 yards Corset Cover En-
broitleI q 90 inches wide, i'm
pora,d 10 sell at soc, 9Eo
while they last. yard ...EOI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
CITY CHAT.

Insure with Mckee.
Observation-Disclosures.
Zazaro is there, call for 1t.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
Millinery

THE popular idea for school girls
Il and misses-duck, linen, mixed
f1annels. poplin and Pongee Edna
May caps, assorted colors. In our
Millinery Department.
The ready wear white hats are
arriving in great prOfusion. and our
milliners are also creating many
exclusive and original designs,
showing picturesque lines and large
dimensions, suitable for summer
outing wear. Early orders will be
promptly executed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03

music to the great delight of the audi
ence.
Class Roll.
Lucy Alexis Brennan, Phebe Brooks,
Elizabeth Catherine Clark. Esther
Evangeline Cameron, Nina Bell
Crouch. Mamie Gertrude Daxon, Mary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03
New GrilleS, Ped
eStalS, etc, In the
Curtain Dept.

MONDAY we place on sale
Wt a large shipment of new
Grille work for finishing up
doorways, corners, etc, hand
some designs, price way
down
GRIZZLIES II INCHES DEEP, up to
IL foot lengths, AZ
at zoe, &c, SOC and ........... TIC
PATTERN GRILLES, handsome
new designs, 8 IT. length by IT.
depth, at each, co M
1897, $2s7, $2.4s and $50. p<'OO
Pedestals to fit any height opening
up to feet at each, CO "a
S7.87, $6.e2, $5.63 and 49,. pO.OO
MISSION SCREEN FRAMES, g.
PANEL, nicely finished, CT OK
at only, $16S. $1.4S and -. ~A'H~
5000 YDs. 15e CURTAIN SWISS,
all white, Jacquard patterns, ~
Monday and Tuesday, per I'd. W.
Handsome all white Grenadines.
border pattern, 49,
yard
NEWPORT CROSS STRIPES and
Sirdar colored stripe Swisses 1917
new, per yard, 1870 and .A%/2G
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-03

MONDAY AT 2:3O
so pieces Plain and Handsome
Fancy Mohairs, worth up to 75c,
at per yard, 274c, just 97o
about half price, yard. ..Ol ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27

bama from Salem. Mo-. where he was
 reared. He ran away from home, he
 said. because of i'll treatment. He had
 worked as a farm hand in Coffee Coun-
 ty some time. He went to work Tor
 Bowddoin for go month and his
 doin and his family and had a good
 room and bed. He swore, however.
 that he was brpta1ly beaten by Bow doin who told him that if he left the
 place he would kill him on sight.
 Rhoda testified that he finally left
 Bowdoin's place and went to work on a neighboring farm. Bowdoin. he said. came there one Sunday. in the absence of his employer. and forced him at the point of a pistol 70 return to his place where he was again brutally treated. He said he was rescued by Deputy Marshal Greene who was in- strumental in bringing about the prosecution of Bowdoin.
 On cross examination 1t was brought out that the Deputy Marshal had first had his attention drawn to Rhoda when he first went to- the house of Bowdoin
 to summon witnesses.
 Bowdoin is contending that Rhoda was treated kindly and was not held
 against his will. He will undertake to prove that Rhoda told his friends that he never had better treatment in his life than that accorded him by
 Bowdoin and his family.
 There are but a few more witnesses to be examined and the case will prob ably go to the jury before noon to. day. .s - Lawyers who appeared yesterday in the United States court to nave civil cases set in which they were interested were advised by Judge Jones that he would sound the civil docket We'd nesday morning at 10 o'clock.