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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Graham have
returned from an outing at the Jemez
hot springs.
w. A. Bayer, private secretary to
w. II. Andrews, was a passenger for
Santa Fe this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strong are the
proud parents of a bouncing baby boy
born last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Anderson left
this morning for a short outing in the
Sandia mountains.
Hon. T. B. Catron, one of the most
prominent and widely known members
of the bar in the Southwest, spent a
day in Silver City on legal business.
Gregory Page, a prominent business
man of Gallup, has gone to Portland
to take in the big exposition for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. f. Palmer, of North
First street, have returned to the city
after a short stay at a ranch near
Camp Whitcomb.
Miss Mae Breherton, of Gallup,
went to Ocean Park last week to visit
with her cousin, Miss Maud Brother.
ton.
General Storekeeper Clusters, of the
Santa Fe Pacific, who visited his
family, %sojourning at Coronado
beach. returned to the city last night.
A.. w. Hadley, brother of Mrs. Dr..
Leavel, arrived in Silver City last
week from his home in Jones, La,
and will remain indefinitely as the
guest of Mrs. Leavels.
Superintendent James K. .Allen, of
the Indian school, returned this
morning from Laguna, where he has
been for a couple of days on official
BUSINESS
Mrs. John H. Myers and children,
family of a well known hardware
clerk, left this morning for st. Louis,
where they will visit relatives and
friends until September.
Charles A. Spiess, a well known at
torney of Las Vegas, was in the city
between trains this morning on his
way from a trip to Ell Paso on legal
business.
Assistant United States District At
torney Il. l.. Medler went to Santa Fe
this morning and attended to legal
matters there today. He expects to
return home tonight.
Charles Heisch, who has been in
business off and on here for the past
fifteen years, is suffering with the
rheumatism, and is arranging to leave
in a few days for the Jemez hot
springs, where he will take the hot
baths for a couple of weeks.
F. Z. Dunlavy. of the Dunlavy Mer-
camille company, with stores along
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-25

the line of the Santa re CentTai, hiter
spending several days in Albuquerque
on business with the wholesale mer-
chants. returned to Santa Flo today.
This morning in police court, four
victims faced his honor, Judge Craw-
ford. The Judge was in good spirits,
however and the prisoners, four In
lumber who we're charged with
ya~grancv. we're told to get work or
get out OF town.
Manager and Mrs. w. II. C~heatham,
who made a flying business trip to
Kansas Citv and Chicago, returned
TO the CITY last night. During Mr..
Cheatham's absence, superintendent
John Stein was in charge of the hand
some railroad hotel. Mr.. Stein will
now return to his headquarters at
Las Vegas.
Il. w. Fee. the South Second street
feed dealer. lost one of his valuable
horses last night. The animal, while
being taken to the stable after the
days work was over, stumbled and
fell. breaking one of its forelegs. The
animal was shot to put 1t out of its
misery.
Misses Nellie and Ruth Raster,
daughters of DIT. and Mrs. j. p. Kas-
ter. of Topeka. Kan, Joined their sis
ter, MISS Louise Raster, here last
night. All three young ladies are
now the guests of Miss Estella Luthy.
They viii remain during the week,
and probably return to their Topeka
home Saturday evening.
The Albuquerque Gas, Electric
Light & Power company will move
into its new offices at the corner of
Fourth street and Gold avenue, the
middle OF next month. Workmen are
now busy putting in a plate glass
front along the Fourth street side of
the office, and when all is completed
the company will have one of the
handsomest offices in the city.
The Citizen received this morning
the following invitation: "Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Flaming cordially invite
yourself and family to attend the cell
ebration of the t~wenty-ifth anniver-
sary of their wedding on Tuesday
evening, July 25, 1905, at 8 o'clock,
at former X. of P. hall, Gold venue,
between First and Second streets, Al
buquerque, N. NJ"
Lloyd u. HbunlUB, uidudS6I anu GU
itor OF the Winslow Mail, is on the
trail of a printer named w. M. Nc
Clintock, and has written this Office
to ascertain if he, lMcClintock), was
here. Mr.. Henning says that McClin-
took obtained some money from him
in a manner that he does not ap-
prove of. The printer wanted, ar
rived in Albuquerque about ten days
ago, solicited work at this office, and
after receiving a permit to work from
the local typographical union, Che hav-
ing no card), flew the town, although
he positively agreed to show up for
work. It is understood from the To-
cal printers, that McClintock has gone
to Roswell.
A few days ago Mrs. A. V. Skinner,
wife of the chief clerk at the gro
Gerry store of J.. A. Skinner, left for
Creole, Colo, in response to~a tele-
gram that her father, Hon. Jesse
Humphrey Lewis, was dangerously
i'll. Mrs. Skinner reached his bed
side just a few moments after death
had closed his eyes. The deceased
was a prominent citizen of Creole,
and served three terms as county
Judge of Mineral county, Colorado.
For several years he was editor and
proprietor of the Creole, Colo, News.
His death occurred Saturday noon,
July %.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-25
THE BIG PARADE, JULY 90.

FEES SUMNER TAFFY AT WAL
TOMS DRUG STORE ONLY.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-25
THE BIG PARADE, JULY 90.

Do your feet hurt? There are many
people who are afflicted with tender
feet, caused by hard floors, sidewalks,
and pavements. We have a line of
shoes, oxfords and Juliettes built on
purpose to give immediate and per-
manent relief to this complaint. Call
and examine them at G. Mays Shoe
Store, 314 West Railroad avenue
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-25
A BARGAIN.

have 25 dozen new four spindle
wood seat chairs which I will dispose
of in dozen lots at the ridiculous low
price of $3.50 per dozen. Inquire of II.
s. Knight, auctioneer.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-25
THE BIG R A JULY 2s.
AUCTION,

Thursday afternoon, July q, at 1870
o'clock, sharp, at the home of Mrs.
l.. Bauer, 635 South Arno street, l
will sell at public auction the hand
some furnishings of her five room
home, consisting in part of kitchen
cabinet, range, dishes, refrigerator,
utensils, oak dining table, leather bot
tom dining chairs, rockers, parlor fur
niture, two folding beds, a $40 ma
hogany chiffonier and a 500 chiffonier,
a $40 mahogany dresser, wash stands,
three iron beds with brass trimmings,
mattresses, springs, pictures, lamps,
Administer rugs, both large and small;
SIS Singer sewing machine, etc. e
goods Wednesday before the sale.
This is a chance to get fine furniture
at your own price, as everything will
positively go to the highest bidder.
II. s. KNIGHT, Auctioneer.
THE BIG PARADE, JULY 20.
Subscribe for The Evening Citizen.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-25
Local and
Personal
MEArHER INDICATIONS.

Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day, with local thunder showers.
Warmer.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-25
DON'T FORGET.

The Socialist ice cream social Tues
day, July rs, 1905, in the Woman's
club rooms, Commercial Club build
ing, from 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. Every
body invited.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
Nene 9ueorporatsamen.

Soleenbs @sisai9afien rei4ten beim
Staatsisfrstdr ibre Sncorporationss
Yapiere Elm:
Die Championships gafle 9aI Ai-
iociation", capital $4,000; Sirecto.
rem: Wil s.. Sobniun, 2Ouis giI9Of.
Orpils 6. Sarpis, George %. Sobns
ion, @arl 8. grotpn, ". M. WeMa=
ten, 9. 8. Sut9ings uno Sobn 3.
Warbritton.
Die ,Mspsr WaI&ine Co., peters'
burg, pite @puntp; capital $40. 600;
Sirectorsn: Traneis 6. @bapman,
Greb 3. Mspsr unb So6n 8. Reper.
Die .SObnion.W attbeus Co.. Bic
tor, Snb.; capital 10, 900; SirsctOrsn:
Wiliam Sobnfon. 5reb Wattbetps uro
Wiaiam 8. Sobnion.
Die .2satber Speciality Co., Sep.
riour, Snb.; capital $40, 600; 9irse-
loren: 4usuf 6. Sidow, Senrp Ofers
man, Ntigut g. ORsrman uno aus
gorbes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
COL 9sratbe ssftoblen babsa.

Senrp 8open, 42l9 @oro Suinois
Str, ben man beiauloi9t. cine gauge
Nnaabl tleiner Sisbfdble aussefiibrt
3u BADEN, tuurbs burGSalep unb Splan
.berbaftst. Na9 ausiagen Der Beams
ten bate 5enrp ii6 bier gefferu frib
cine leue Steaung beiOret. trat bieielbe
aber ni6t Oil, beri4mano bielmebr nit
ben 6anomsrfsSeugen uno tDuroe erf
oura bic Sststtips wieoersefunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
sae- Ran3t bi. BONANZA.

Yon etner II ur5enoen
Mfduer 9ldger tpuroe in
Neu6aloensleben, propins Sa1ien,
Der a9tidbrige So6n oes 8rauereis
bu6balters @ropp. Die ettpa bret
CARDS lunge urO stpei gurbs bDbs
Mauer trennte amet acknowledgement
5enoe 6duier unb entbielt cine S6iir,
our3 Die man BON einsm Sof gum an
0eren eelanaen fonnte. @ls Ser &nabe
bur9 oieie Sbiir Den anberen 6pf be-
treten tuolte, itiirste bis Mauer plGbz
li3 elm uno begru6 i'm.
9ie 9eu geporben
& +. Der Saitpirt6 8ernot in
&emtengriin, Sa9ien, fubr NIT einem
Rubgeipann 9eu elm. Snfolge bon
Snietteniti9en tpar etne Ser &iibe f9eu
getppr0en. 8ernot perIu6te oas Sbier
gu berubigen; er tpuros jebo9 BEL Dem
8emiiben bon Ser Sub on Sen 2eib gez
ftpben uno 10 i9per berlebt, 6ab er
tura na6 Dem l1nfalle berihieo.
GipeiB in beibsn Sasen
4nell su f4lusen. Sepe
9ausfrau tpeib, tpei9e S9pisri9tslt
an bsiben Susen bas S4lasen bss Gis
peiBes ma9t; ielbft bel piertelitiinri=
ger 8raftanftrensung min es ni9t itsif
Derben. Sat man gis our @srfisung.
10 tbut man einiae Stiide bapon nit
sinem 9Offel @ala in faltss @aher
unb itsut bas @sfdB nit benz gitpeiB
fiinf Minuten binein, bas S9nssi9la.
gen tpiro bann raid selingen. SGT
mar tein Sis, 10 fiiblt mon bas Wofisr
bur9 rsi4li4er:n Sal55uiaB, itrsui
au9 an bas @ipeib cine flsins priis
@uI5 unb iteut fi9 Oamit in 3ugluft,
tpenn mar bas pertragen fam; aud Bel
@ntpenbung biefes tleinen9iilfsmittels
nirb bas @ipsis raid iteif tpsrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
9nrhbrenaeret NIT erafen
Solsen.
Mife Rpan i9per perIest ms SospitaI ses
bra9t.

Cine Der poli3eifation gemeloeie
Bug = @olifon sruies fi& Bel ndbe-
rer llntsriuaung als Elm bur9 bas
Surabrennsn zines pferbes berur.
fa9ter unfau.
Mite @pan, 1877 Sho Senate aps.,
Darn WaIb, 125 @ef Ssnrp ctr.
unb pstsr qarter 1854 Wrigbt Ctr. ,
tparsn suiammen i'm gussp ipasiersn
gsfabrsn. gn Der 3en!udp Ibsnue,
r,abe Belmont aps. iasuts bas pfsrb,
als Elm Sntsrurbanpdsen binter benz
gugsp bi. Sisnalpfsife ert6nen lisb.
DAB @sfdbrt ialug um, unb ole fislen
bsraus, bod f9eint aubsr Ipan, ber
anI9sinenh untsr bas gugep gsrietb
uiemanb srnfli9 perleBt gu iein. 81
muBts ing 9ospital 9ebra9t tusrbsn.
oa man bsfiir9tet, oab er innerli9e
WerleBungsn oabontrug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
@arten>G on3ert
Des 9eutiden Stub uno Nufifs9 ereins.

Gin ioealer Qbeno NOR es, ben bic
geiu4er oes @arten : 2on3srts i'm
Seutf9sn 5auie ssfisrn Abeno Ders
Der gsiu9 lisB ni9ts su mini den
Gin Invertebrates programm
tuuroe bOrtrshli9 our4sefibrt uno ers
bic Splifien 10 iehr ben gntbu'
fiasmus beg Publitums, baB he fi9 au
elmer Srsin9abe bsrfteben mubtsn.
Sic 8artsn. 2onaerte bes Seuti4en
Stub unb Muftbsrsins ba5en fd
aud in oisisr Saiion sinen bes
neioenswsriben @las in ben 9srsen oes
bie iasn publitums ertuorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
Ser Traatmarft.

8laue Samion pfaumen iinb eiu
gsiudtsr Nrtitel; b%isislben bra4ten
81 $50. Gu9 bic Somatsn itis9en
Inn 10 big Is Gents i'm preiie, fooas
Die bette Gprte 90 Gents per guI6sl
bra1te. Before Sorte Aprifoisn ma.
rsa ni9t 3u bstDmmsn. @itronen bal=
ten f9 aismlit bod i'm preiis. Monte
@brifiO WafermelOnsn bra4ten SIS
per Sunosrt, anoere SOrtsn 9ar $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
-. Oyres Bulletin
Mm3ugs= Werfa1ti bon
=6nrcinen

Sn hanbsefertieten unb anSersn erittlaifi.
gen 8arbinen baben mir cine Gn;abl in
3pei brsi unb bier gaaren @uspabl, pelde
mir gum baIben 9reiie bertaufen. Ginees
i6Iofen finb Sattenberss, @rabii9s, Sou.
ta9e, @arie Antoinette unb GoIbert Spisens
Sorbdnse, reseIre9t $500, Sc 25, $500,
1915, S7.25, 81 80 nnb a~uftparts Bis ;u
$4,000 uno $500 pro gaar. Treifsn Sic
Sbre &uspaBl iett unp ;abIen Sic bic
SdIfts-$3 90, So. 13, S3 %, So 38,
1898, 49, rs unb aufmdrts Bis ;u $3.50
uni. ......... ............. S22.5O
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
6runbsisentbums uebsrtragungeu

JS6 t0t so NASg
Got &c in Malter's sunnpioe Gubbi=
oiiiOn 3u SrbingtOn. 40 bel 1913. 72
CUB, berbsHsrt. Wsfieite Der Butler
Mbenue, iibli9 bon @aibineton ctr.
$4,000.
Wiliam Warb an gbarles @ern-
loebr, Got z jim Woore's Suboibifion
zines Shells bon pratts Subbipiiion
Der Mubsnlpt III, 25 Bel l25 CUB,
berbsKsrt, Shbisite Der pratt Strabe,
Ofli6 bon Sainuis StraBs. $500.
Sobn Seal on Samss 9nrf, SOt l
In Neal's Belmont gbenus Iobitiou,
40 bel 1875 SUB, bacant, SHisite
Der Belmont Npsnus, itblid bon @aib.
ington Strabe. $3.50.
Wiliam M. SntpIon an gilbert 9.
Garter, Shsil Der 6fili4en Sdlfts bes
iiotpeltli1en 0isrtels bon Section /,
Somnibip Is, Range 8, 6.77t Neres,
@aibineton Somnibip, $4,000.
Sobn u. Wrigbt on Ban 81. 2op,
Got IL, W~intnsr's @ilmutb plnte abs
oitipn, 81 bel 117.9 SUB, psrbsfsrt,
Wsfiisite bon Mintner Str, iibli9
bon Nsm Yort Str., $4,000.
Sarbsp $. 8rap an 5rsbsrid 8.
Rsso, Got 108, Wef Bari NobitiOr,
SO BEL 1876 SUP, psrbehsrt, WefIsits
bon &rtb Str, n6rbli@ bon Obio-
StraBs, $4,000.
Greberid 8. Rseo an Sarbsp $.
@rap &C., Got ITO, ebenbaislbf. b..
can't, bisielbe @r6Bs unb Sage, 5000.
MarD gennsr an Sacob @sibieb &C.,
Got IA, gsnns,'s abolition, 1851 bel
201.7 SUB, bacant. Noroieits bon 80.
Strube, nOroli9 bon Sps Str, $500.
Waurice ). &eilp an Cigar 5.
Nicspanbsr &C., Got IL. Miaigan's
part Sane aobition, 40 BET $50 5ub,
bsrbsHsrt, @sftisite BON Brennan Str,
iabli6 bon IL. Strabe. $4,000.
Suian 9earmin an 96os. 5. @ol-
bert, Got Is in 8lOd z in Mrmfrpn9's
l. abb.. as BEL AS SUB. bsrbeHsrt,
Norbieite Der 80. Str. 6tli9 bon
Clifton ctr. so, 809.
5nbianapOlis 2dno anb Smprpps.
r,ent 60. an Wiliam $. @orn6olt,
Got 81 in Nortb parf Aob.. % bel
1876 SUB, bacant, iio0fli9e gde Der
Neu .Dort Str. unb Warman 9lps.
$500.
Mnnie Sasalowstp on Souls Salig,
Got 90 In Wc.2ernati u. U. Subj,
bon Outlpt 121, 80 BEL 80 CUB, per-
bsEsrt, ORieite Der Capitol Mbe., iib.
lid bon We@artp Str. $l,700.
Mora 5. Creighton an Wargaret g.
Oferman, She'll 2ots z uno 8, Dom.
nep's Sub. 6fli9e Settle bon Sitter
Npenus, n6rbli9 bon W~aibin9ton ctr.
1926.
CHARLES 5. 9ospte on @brifian o.
Rod, She'll bes norbbfli9sn 0iertels
Section 81, 3ownibip Is, Rangs 5,
SO, 700.
@rotpn SiQ Cemetery an Mnna g.
6oober u. H.. .2ot 159, Section %,
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19

nj n e.
Sba @sHfaa, Wobnbaus, %. Str,
na6e goasse Mbs., $4,000. = Marp
g. 2aisr, 2assn uno @obnbaIs, gers
tba Str. unb @armar ape.. $1700.
- @eorae W. &afsa, Wobnbaus,
Sitter unb 2ouea Abe, $1,000. =
6. s. gais, Cottage, 26. Str, nabe
Raoer, 5000. = 6. s. ellis, Wobns
baus, &C., nabe Mttnstta Cir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
Risss-Mltar-@ rab
0sb n:

U sb0reff:
Souls uro Grioa Grantlin, anabe.
- Wm. unb snna @sofs, MdoGen.-
@bas. urb Gtta 8rame, Mdb9en.-
6. q. unb Nenis Sitter, &nabe.-
@bas. unb gaa 2inslsp, Mdo4en.--
Mrtbur unb anna @rope, Mdo4en.
% etrnut.
Cecil Nsaolep- Warp Wit1eQ.
@eo. 2angsoon-N9nes Sropn.
Behpr6en:
Walbine @entrp, rs Sabre, 1853
&ooTebslt Nbenue.- = duslins Wiler,
2117 Napolin Strabe.-Sarbep procs
Tor, 3 Wonate, 800 Solebp StraBe.-
@m. @iaiams, ~, 446 9Def @aIb.
inston StraBe. - SOispb Sugar, II
Sabre IL Monais, Stabt. - Sbomas
Sufsp, &c, Ala Malcoit Strabs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
uM9eso9en.

WiIIiam u. q reper, 8erf9e=
runes,, @runb=g iesntbumss, anlsihsri-
une Mietbe-a ssnt, 3immer No. 81 i'm
Sibasralo.8 ebduoe, 6 OF Mariet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
CD,
Snhiana's sr6bte Drp @pobs SanbIes
8eie-Saa.

aotiaticn n.
ct. paul, Is. dug.
Ct. paul .....1 101O0001- 4
Rinnsapolis 20 0003101O- 5
gnitsrien-Sla9Is unb 3. Sulioan;
@raban unb S6mibt.
RationaI,Siaa q.
philadelphia, 18. @ue.
philadelphia. 2 1005O010- 9
ct. Souls. II 00310303-11
gattsrisn - Sparts, pittinger uno
Doom; Saplor, 8romn unb @rabp.
SrOotlpn, 49,. Nus.
8rooiIpn. III 100000
pittsburg .....1 01090000-11
Satterien = WcSntpre uno Bitter;
2eeper unb peib.
Bottom. Is, aug.
Cries g pieI.
Bottom 49,. .30141201*-12
Cincinnati 30 00000000- 0
gatterien - @ilis unb Moran;
Batter, Sarpsr, WaIter rnb Street.
3meites SPIEL.
gofon. 1O21O03000- %
@incinnati ..0003201011- 8
Battsrisn - 6erlsp, Wilbslm uno
Nseobam; Sber, She'd uno s4lei.
Nep Oort, Is. dug.
Stem Oort. 20 l. 5
Chicago 80 00O0O1030-
Battsrien-Wc@inniip unb 8otper=
man; Weimer. Briggs uno Sling.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19

@aibinston, 10. Gus.
SIR Snbiana: Tbeilpeiie befppltt n0rbIi9,
edauer i'm iiiSIi&en SbeiIe; i4on arn
Sonntas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19

90 Die beife 5 Sent @igarre In
Der Stabt, Wuao's v2onsselotu".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19

ON o~ertaufen 10 Adsr Sanb nit @pbnbaus uou
y 4Simmsrn, 2s5 trasbore AepfeIbdume, ober 81
psrpa6ten: "a oder nit 1900 Sraubeuftode, 500 Obh,
bdume. Ransufraetn $40. 11e Eorb TobIs Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
@etterberimt.

Sur "a stunOsn sHNsnb = usr mOrssns, 20. aug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19

oxtnsn, eHeS Sch "a oerIrtnen On tretuh etutm
% Hetr fur 8 BIZ 9 Yro3sut.
American Home Buying Coz
2ombors 0sbdaes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19

2ocaIsD etterbert9t.
S9Dn unb fiibIer beute Radt; i9pn am
5onntag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
0erlam0t= Nn5et9en

resnb weI1er art iperben in ber .Snbiana dribeus'
nit SC per Belle fir iebe Srfertipn berennet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19

Ibermonreterfane.
S59fe 1e%nrperatur. 1890. "a @Tao
sisbrigffe Ternperatur. ........ 66
70. Z. BIbtbs
Sections, Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-19
slesexbett ssss s. sssIss

nbtr BtrtonInen etntS Vel9uiRS ptootrtu DIV
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
3sumsr 81. 'BitssraIn eebaubs, NorsbnItSe G6s
Wartst etrate Ruh gtrsIe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-08

vance will give an entertainment
Tuesday evening, May 9, in the Y. NJ.
c. A hall. The entertainment will be
in charge of the Young Ladies' society
of the German Lutheran church Ad-
mission, % cents.
The April payroll of Rock Island
arsenal. while not quite so large as
that of other months lately, will be
near S150.0OO and with the first of the
fiscal year. beginning July l, it is ex-
pected that all the decrease will be
more than overcome
Ralph Iglehart. who has been en-
ployed in the Vermere barber shop on
Seventeenth street, has decided to en-
gage in business for himself. He is
having a shop equipped at 1923 Third
avenue, and will be open in about a
week. The shop will have bath rooms
connected.
Call at Steiner's pharmacy for fine
ice cream sodas. He also carries
complete line of perfumes and toilet
articles. drugs and drug sundries. Pre-
scriptions a specially. Prescriptions
filed day and night. No. 23OO Fifth
avenue. Residence. 535 Twenty-third
street. Phone w Go.
Two appeal cases of parties oppos-
ing the Strengthening of Green river.
the big 100000 improvement that has
been upndertaken in Henry and Blu
reau counties. have been decided in
favor of the commissioners. AS there
were but two DIRECTORS all legal diff
culties in the way of going ahead with
the work are apparently now removed.
The FL Paso limited on the Rock
Island was wrecked near Ainsworth,
Iowa. Friday evening by the deraiiing
of the tender of the engine. All cars
were derailed and ran a considerable
distance on the ties, being finally stop
ped by the parting of the air hose and
the setting of the brakes. 1t was a
close call for many passengers.
According to the maps secured here,
the race between the two Oldsmobile
runabouts from New York to Portland
will pass through this city. Word has
been received that the two machines
would leave New York today. A cash
prize of $1,000 viii be awarded to the
winner of the race and the second man
will receive the machine he used. The
two Tunabouts are expected to arrive
at Portland in time for the good roads
convention at the Lewis and Clark
exposition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-08
Advertised List No. 10.

Following is a list of letters uncalled
for at the Rock Island pOstoffice week
ending May 6, 1905: Harry Ainsworth.
William Allsup, j. NJ. Bowman, Robert
Cochran, e. T. Curry (2D, Mrs. w. A.
Everett, John Fetters. Paul S. Griten.
Alburt Hall, Miss Grace NJ. Hall, NJ F..
Huber Andrew Johanson, II. p. Knowl-
ton. Mrs. Fannie G. Kramer. +. G..
Lewis, Fred +. Manson, Frank ID. Nc
DOwell, James Mcclure, Charles Mil
Ter, Charles Ostrander, Thomas Phelan,
Mrs. n. c. Riggs. Harry Sanders, Fred
Sifton, Anna Smith, Miss Ruby Swan
son, Mrs. G. r. Wagner, Mrs. Lena
Willis.
THOMAS II. THOMAS, p. NJ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-08
TWO YEARS IN THE
CHRISTIAN WORK
Rev. Lawrence Reports Big Gains
in Membership During
Passionate.

Rev. o. w. Lawrence, pastor of the
Memorial Christian church, made his
report of his work in Rock Island, yes
terday being the close of his second
year as pastor of the church. His re.
port showed THAI the church has made
a net gain of 27S in membership. 234
being added to the church. with loss
of sc during the two years. OF those
who were added TO the membership.
ESQ were by confession and baptism,
and "a by letters and statement.
There were II deaths, and "A were
granted letters from the church. ac
counting for the loss of Sc members.
Rev. Lawrence has preached 22O ser
mons, officiated at "a weddings. con
Quoted so funerals and make LOG
calls since assuming the duties of the
pastOrate of the church.
All departments of the church work
are in good condition and are progress
ing, the work of the Sunday school be-
ing deserving of special mention. The
average attendance during the last
three months has been over 300, and
on Easter Sunday an attendance of 3S7
was reported. The two Sundays fol-
lowing Easter the attendance was 352
and 351. The financial report of the
church is of particular interest, show
ing that $4,000 has been raised and ex.
pended by all departments of the
church. OF this amount $1,000 was for
missions and benevolences. The new
church year is entered with the mem
bers and pastor much encouraged by
the results attained in the last two
years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-08
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