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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-18
Work Guaranteed the Best.

We make a speciality of cleaning,
pressing and repairing. Reasonable
prices.
BEAL & SCHMITT.
Phone 716L. Illinois Theatre Building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-18
Saloon Notice.

Grand opening free lunch and good
music at Tom Kruegger's, corner Sew
enth avenue and Third street, Saturday
night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-18
THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight. with showers
and cooler; Saturday. generally fair and
cooler.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-12
To Unknown Owner.

AS the owner of 10 acres of land stu
ated in the LIST Civil District of Law
renee county, Tennessee, and bounded
on the north by Kress, on the south by
Pennington, on the east by Perry, and
on the west by Pennington, Yeu are
hereby notified that unless You appear
at my office in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee
on or before the 9Th day of November,
1905. and pay the State, County, and
all other taxes, assessed against said
lands together with all interest, penal
ties and costs incurred, including thi;
notice or publication as now provided
by law, your right to redeem same shall
be forever barred, and deed to same vii
be at once executed by me to W. H
Pennington, the purchaser of said land
Witness my hand, at Office on this 6tl
day of Sept. 1905.
JNo. b. KENNID Y, Circuit Cour
Clerk
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-12

w, A. Gilmore returned to Nash
vile, Friday, evening.
W, +, Kelley, the handsome young
Ferroite was IN the city, Friday
j. S. Bassham, of Loretto, was in
the city Saturday, the guest Of friends.
Harvey 4 Conner got in big line o.
trunks, snit-cases etc. last week.
Miss Jane Meredith will enter Blu
ford's School, at Nashville this week.
Miss Florence StaytOn is visiting
Miss Dora Parham at Columbia.
w. Il. Lewis and wife left for Nash
vile Monday afternoon.
Arch Ladwick, of Delphi, Indiana
has been here this week, prospecting.
Mrs. Graham and Miss Lauimore, o
Florence, visited here last week.
NJ, s. McDougal returned Sunda!
from MOI ,hern markets, where he wen
to buy goods for his firm.
Capt Chas. Smith, who has been il
< Lawrenceburg for some time, has re
tINned to Pulaski.-Pulaski Record,
MrN, Jack Fleming, of Columbia ha
! been the guest of Lawrenceburg rela
tiyes,
W. M. Neelev, &bo is conducting
series of meetings at SuSSsstown' wa
at home few hours Friday. ~~<-
Miss Lucille Taylor went to Nash
vile Friday evening, where she vii
enter school.
Miss Mon Taylor, has gone to Nash
vile, for fen days stay, after which
she will enter school at RusRin Cave.
Mrs Ed Long, of Sheffield, has beer
quite sick at the home of S. S. Trip
on Waterloo Street.
Mr., and Mrs. G. T. Hughes, of Colum
bia, come up Sunday to attend the fun
eral OF Ms. r. II, Harvey.
The house of NJ Media Taylor OF
North Main Street is undergoing re
pairs.
w. r. Law,s viii open business il
the house recently vacated by n. I
I Simms Il Son, in sho. tine with
fu'l line of MOTORS, etc.
Insure you" baln or dwelling. 1t
better to have insurance and not nee
it than need 'rsr~ance and not have it,
NEELr EY & MCNFAL, Agents.
Mrs. Jack Cal err of Wales and int
esting children Elizabeth and Margar,
are here on visit to the family of Wn
Locke, Mr.. Carer returned home SUI
day.
Mrs. Bloom went to Dowagiac, Micl
igan to visit her daughter, Mrs AS
Lewis, from which place she goes t
Monroe, Wiscons to see moth,
daughter, Miss Newmon. J
Misses Fannie Gilmore, of NashviIl
and Mamie Simms, of Lawrencebur
are expect d here tomorrow to Wis
Mrs. |. b. Simms, rntil after the fair
Columbia Herald.
If you ever took DeWitt,s Lift
Early Risers for billiousness or constip
, ton you know what pill pleasure
, These famous little pills cleanse Il
liver aud rid the system of all bile wit
| out producing unpleasant effects. So
by Freemon Bros,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-12
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Gibbs Il Bellows,
If YOU have an interesting news item
notify the Democrat.
Miss Kate Starnes returned Sunday
from vis't to Nashville
Milas Chambers of Crowson was visit
ing relatives here Saturday.
Marvin Spence has been very sick at
his home on Pulaski Street,
Mrs ElizabethlMiler, spent Sunday
with her brother in Florence.
Newell Sanders Disc Plow at $1,000
cash. kRAUs BROS
The infant of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas, T.
Dunn has been quite ill.
E. ]. Boy atom and wife left for Joliet
Illinois for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Anna Williams has gone to
Nashville,
f. r. Moore has returned to Indiana,
Mrs. J. H. Harvey is visiting relatives
in McMinnvile.
Will King agt, the Maury Laundry
Co, at Sims store. The best work at
the lowest brices
DR.. Alonzo Buchanan of Maury was II
visitor at his fathers judge ID. Buchah-
an Sunday.
If you live in the country leave your
laundry at Sims store We will do the
best work. The Maury Laundry Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, 7. Locke of Seven
worshipped at the Christian Church
Sunday,
We apply Rubber Tires at reason
able price please call and see us.
KRAUs BROS.
job Norwood, NJ. NJ. Powell and viii
Richardson three of thirds cold relia-
bles" were in town on business the last
of the week.
A Vehicle of doubt is a trouble,
There is no uncertainty about the work
we sell.
kRAUs Bros.
Booker Bailey a son of Mr.. Patrick
Bailey was married to Miss Drrkle Il
daue liter of Mr.. Mike Dunkle few day
ago.
Mrs. Jno. f. Gullett, of Florence,
went home Sunday y ter pleasant
visit to the family of n. b. Simms, On
Pulaski Street.
FOR SALF-35 fine building lots on
Bloom farm in north west Lawrenceburg
100x150 feet. Price SIS to $3.50
+. f, THURsToN.
Mrs. W. NJ. p. Rippy of Norma II, Ok
lahoma and her charming daughter
Mss Lula who is Il teacher of art are
here on visit to their brother and sis
ter Mr.. and Mrs Buck Rippy,
II YOU have fam or house and lot
for sale see lis we will make ii to your
interest.
NEEI LEY & MCNTAL, Real Estate
agents,
The burning ont Of II chimney in {
house near the Depot, Sunday after
noon caused the fire alain to he given
to which the fire company quietly re
sponded. No damage was done
Come to our Office ut Gibbs and Belew
building rooms 9-l2 aud list your land
We sell land and lots promptly.
NEELLEY & MCNEAL, Real Es'at,
Agents.
n. B. Smms q Son are beginning t.
feel at home, in their new quarters il
the old Stewart Stand, and ere servin
their Gust )mers with the courtesy enc
dispatch that has made this fi'm 81
popular with the people.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is certainly
wonderful remedy for indigestion, Dys
pepsia and weak stomachs. They say
never fails to cure and that it strength
ems the digestive organs and makes tn
stomach and breath as sweet as ros'
For sale by Freemon Bros,
Some of the relatives of Mr. an
Mrs, J. B, Rippey and Mrs, W. NJ Ri
pey of Texas, consisting of3S persons mt
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-12

Mrs. L.. Is. White returned from Mas
hville Sunday,
Miss Alice Simm spent last week in
Nashville.
Miss Tommie Cooper visited al Eth |
ridge last week.
Walter Buchanan returned Friday
from Columbia.
Mrs Graham and Miss Larrinlore re-
turned to Florence, Monday
Miss Mamie Simms went to Iron City, |
for visit yesterday.
Mrs, Ed Long returned to Sheffield,
Monday,
Mrs W. V. Jarrett is reported quite
i'll at her home in North Lawrenceburg.
Miss Louie Howell, left Thursday
for 4 visit to relatives in Indiana.
Miss Louie Barnes, of Summertown,
has accepted position with the Uiti-
zens Telephone Company, at this place,
We have a car Swift Raw Bone Meal
call and get what you need before it is
all sold. KRAUs BROS.
MI. Jno. II. Trostel, has about re-
covered from severe illness of several
days,
Rev. S. l.. Fain, went to Lawisburg
Saturday, after several weeks visit to
his daughter, Mrs, NJ. s. McDougal.
A,C. Crabb of district No gave us Il
pleasant call today and expressed him.
self as well pleased with the Democrat,
Z. B. White, of Nturfreesboro, Hi
nois, has been with +, w. Crews, the
real estate man this week.
/ G. r. Walden, OF Winterset, Iowa,
was IN town, Friday, and we found him
to be a nest pleasant gentleman.
Let us do yGur Laundry work, Try
lis this week, discount percent ON all
work over $l,oO The Many Laundry
Co.
| NJ, NJ. Powell was in tS<n recently
wearing bis old time pleasant Nile, but
was not bedecked with the old trInel red
necktie.
Genuine Etna Blacksmith Coal. A
carload for sale at about half what you
have been paying, at W. E.Gunselman's
Shop,
q. G. Packard, of the L. 4 n, has
been taking number of views in Law
renee County for his paper, The North
& South.
Gibbs a. Belew have all kinds of
rings, buttons, pms, and everything in
up-to-date jewelry, for sale at right
prices.
Mrs. w. NJ. P. Rippy, who has been
visiting relatives here was called to
Riverside, Monday to the bedside of her
sister who was lepolted very sick
r. l.. Bryan, one Of Wayland
Springs best citizens, and one of the
Democrats most valued f ends paid us
a call while in town Friday.
We have placed some great values on
our bargain counter and remnant sale.
\ Don't fail to see them.
! NJ. $. McDougal, Dry Goods Co.
We learn with pleasure, that Hon. M.
l.. Cover will move back to Lawrence
burg in the near future, he having sold
ou' HIS Pi'ptltI ~ w iy ltNDDib. We
welcome him and his most excellent
family,
The laxative effect of Chamberlain
: Stomach and Liver Tablets is so agree
able and so natural you can hardly re-
alize that it is produced by medicine
These tablets also cure Indigestion
For sale by Freemon Bros.
Rev. Virgil Pafford is conducting q
revive meeting at Prospect NJ. E
Church this week. One conversion
o and two accessions last Sunday. H,
n will preach at Fullers Chapel next Sun
G at ! ! a. m. and here in Lawrencebur,
l at 1870 p. m.
Everything is in the name when
comes to Witch Halel Salve. f. c. De
a Witt q Co. of Chicago discovery som
y years ago how to make salve from
it Witch Hazel that is specific for Piles
!. For blind, bleeding, itching and pro
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-12
For Sale.

A nice home and business near pub
lie square-Will sell right.
IRVINE COLLINS.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-09-12

ti37lV - ID. Il 1
the Randsomest IN II
Miss Sammic Fail
her grandmother, m
some days in Nashyi
Our good friend N
from Mt. Pleasalx
has his paper changed tosS
Clarence Pafford left Sat1
ing for Athens, Tennessee!|
wiz enter the Grant univeE|
The family Of Manuel 4
have been very sick with d
are pleased to report are on
complete recovery. |
| J, A, Black, of UolumbX
| Friday, to spend soc u
ing from the dangeus
which he is recoverih
| Capt, T. II, MEREDITH
meeting OF the State tx
mittee in Nashville NJ
ing Sunday. NJ
DIR. ilair, mayor
the CIV Thursday
been called to
Ed Long, who vi
| Among the r
! w. Crews AZ
from 4 vt. Pleasant
home On West Sew
bia Herald.
Rev. w. v.
NJ. f. phurcl
Sept. II at. s
ed. J. T. Re
J. W, fIoI
mules on thet
two car loads
New Orleans
raid.
Herschel Mort
burg Colleges d
through here q
route home toe
going to Nssf - :,
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The card n.
vertently ono,
nv x,
Those who TA
Florentine VIII
that She willy !
Laundry;
Z laundry work
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,l$l.O we discot
rates for family
Laundry %. W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
100000 LUMBER PILE
AND SAWMILL BURNED

Fredericton. N. r.. Aug. l2-The Aoer-
deen saw mill. owned by Donald Fraser q
Sons was destroyed by fire this evening.
together with some 100000 fSet OF lum-
Der, entailing a loss Of about $4,000.
The Are started probably from hot
box on a piece OF shaftng in the base
meut and 90 rapidly did the flames
spread through the dry. oil saturated
building that the hundred-odd employees
had barely time 10 escape with their
lives.
In a little time the building was a roar
ing furnace, and In Is minutes after the
FIRE broke out tho roof fell In Water
casks were stored about the interior. but
there was no time 20 reach them. IL was
practically beyond the water system. and
there was no way OF checking the flames
From the mill the fre FIRST communi-
Gated 10 a large warehouse where about
tH,Oco worth OF box shocks were stored
then spread 20 the lumber piles. over
an area Of three acres, which contained
enormous quantities OF spruce boards.
scantling and cedar shingles
Here IL RACED unchecked for hours. de-
stroying practically all the lumber \
city steam ePgine saved the companys =
boarding house and office
A stifr wind famed the flames. but for
tunately blew toward the 81 Johns river
At 2 o'clock last night the FIRE was stll
burning and threatened 20 spread 20 sew
erai dwellings near by. and from these
the furniture has been removed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
BELCHER
SEEN IN
CALIFORNIA

Paterson. n. j., Aug. IA postal card
received yesterday by Harry Gold. a cigar
dealer OF West street, this city from
William Darling OF Stockton. Cal, may
be the means of locating William H..
Belcher, Paterson's fugitive mayor. Dar-
ling wrote that he had met "Belcher on
the street and accosted him. and that
Belcher had said he was on his way
10 China.
Darling Is a travelling salesman for a
New York house The tone OF his postal
indicates that he did not know OF the
mayors defalcations 1t was mailed at
Stockton five days after Belcher's dis
appearance.
The missing mayor has a brother at
Eureka, Cal, and unless he stole some
OF the California brothers money, as he
did that OF his brother at Kingston n.
Y, his appearance in the far west Is
easily accounted for.
II his intention 10 visit 10 China is car
ried out he IS practically lost 10 the law
for no eXtradtion treaty exists between
the two countries.
President OF the Board OF Aldermen
David Young formally assumed the office
OF mayor this morning Mr.. Young has 2
small silk business. He came 10 this
country from Scotland DC years ago. He
has served in the board OF aldermen for
the Second ward for four years.
Daniel l.. Campbell. a lawyer. whom
Belcher fleeced. was yesterday appointed
receiver for Belcher's estate.
POSTAL CARD STORY DOUBTED.
Stockton. Cal, Aug l2-Notbing Is
known by the police OF Mayor Belcher of
Paterson. y. j., who is said 10 have been
reported IN Stockton by means OF a postal
card signed v c. Henry. II is thought
that the card may have been sent by
someone passing through Stockton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
BURNED A
NEGRO AT
STAKE

Houston, Tex. Aug. 12-The people OF
Sulphur Springs gathered on the Court
House square yesterday morning. and
publicly burned Tom Williams, an Is
year-old negro, who waylaid and assault
ed a l4-year-old white girl. named Keefer
There was only a slight attempt on the
part OF the officials 20 prevent the lynch
Ing. Throughout the night officers and en-
ragged citizens searched for the negro and
he was caught by officers at dawn hiding
In barn two miles from the scene OF his
crime. They were soon surrounded by the
mob and forced TO give him up.
The negro was tied on n horse and
taken 10 sulphur Springs. The news OF
the capture spread rapidly and every In
habitant OF the town rushed for the pub
lie square. where all seemed 10 know ven-
seance would be wreaked
When the trembling negro was unbound
from the horse he was so weak from
fright that he could not stand unsupport-
ed
Burn him." was a cry that was start
ed by hundreds OF voices. A few protest
ed In favor OF hanging, but no attention
was paid 10 them. The victim OF the ne
gro's crime was brought 20 the place and
az once positively Identified the negro. SO
forceful were her assertions that he then
confessed, but begged loudly for mercy.
This he kept UP continuously until the
FIRE licked up around him snd his pleas
gave way TO frantic screams
Dry goods boxes were piled about him
and oil was poured upon them. n was 10
minutes from the start OF the blaze until
the negro began 20 roast He screamed
FOR Ave minutes. his eyes bulged from
their sockets. and his tongue lolled from
his mouth His death was so horrible that
many ran from the scene.
The Coroner's verdict was Death by
mob violence"
The terrible punishment was givensfor
a terrible crime. The negro adroitly way
laid his victim In tho outskirts OF the
town. and besides assaultlng her. chokcd
her into unconsciousness. She r. n mere
school girl and OF a well-known family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
D0|NGS or
NEWPORT
SMART SET

Yesterdays big social event at New
port was the dinner given last evening
at Bellevue Lodge by Dennie Hare in
honor OF Mr.. F. c. Carley and Miss Irene
King, his iarce.
Ii was one OF the most novel affairs
OF the season as far as decorations went
The dinner was served at one large round
table, and from the ceiling above the
table fell Strings OF pink -hollYhocks.
nearly a thousand of these flowers being
used. The table was decorated with the
same flower with ferns and, with the
electrical display, made a most striking
picture. During the dinner there was
music by the Hungarian band.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Penn
broke Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman, Mrs.
Herman Oelrchs. Montgomery Hare, Mrs.
Vi. r. Hall, II. +. Eldridge, Mr. and Mrs.
J W. Gerhard. NJ. des Portes Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mr..
and Mrs. F. Rollins Morse, Nicomte de
Chambrun, Mr. and Mrs. George B. De-
Forrest. Mr. and Mrs Harry s Lehr. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas McKean, Miss Anna
Sands Barton Willing, Mrs. F. Stevens
and Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c. Wander
bilt.
Luncheons were given yesterday by Mr..
Peter r Collier. Mrs. Alexander $. Clark
and Mrs. Richard Gambrill. Last evening
dinner parties were given by James I.
Woodward and Mrs. O. @. Jennings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

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nothing snd you may get u back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
PAWTUxET.
Water Carnival and River Illumination Plans
for Old Home Week.

Plans for the canoe illumination on the
Pawtuxet river Tuesday, Aug. 29 and the
water sports Saturday. Sept 2, were dis
cussed at a meeting of representatives OF
the Pawtuxet and Swastika Canoe clubs
and the United States Volunteer Life Saw
ing corps
The canoe carnival, which will undoubt-
edly be the largest ever held on the river.
will have a trophy for the clubs having
the most decorated boats In line. boats TO
count must have at least 10 lanterns.
There will also be trophies for the best
and the second best decoration, which the
nnodes Brothers company have donated.
Restrictions for boats not decorated
were talked OF and n system OF policing
the river 10 keep the course OF the
decorated boats clear was evolved.
This time the parade will start below
the Pawtuxet Canoe club house at about
$50 and go up Stream, making II much
easier TO keep the line without humping
the boat ahead. Above the first bend the
line will return as they choose. and the
river carnival will be on and boats 10
compete must remain out an hour This,
Il L. hoped will encourage participation
by ladies In costume. and as no. limit Is
placed upon the number OF lanterns or
upon the number OF persons in the boats.
some striking effects are looked for.
For Saturday the four-canoe events
which will be given In with the swimming
and rowboat races off Pawtuxet Neck
will comprise tipover race, fitting match.
hurry-skurry 0un. swim and paddle), and
the club fours. These races will be open
10 all amateur canoeists. There will also
be open swimming races.
The starter and referee will be ap-
pointed by the Swastika and Pawtuxet
~. hA tttA will N
ected by the general committee.
A meeting OF the executive committee
Of the Old Home and Improvement as
ISOLATION w.n baen 1hc eosS Mss or snI essay
ing at the Baptist vestry.
The Fire King band has adjourned
until August 30 owing TO the vacation or
several OF the musicians.
Letters from Messrs. Johnson, Rhodes
and Collins I'm Londonery f. N H., indi-
cate that they are having such a good
time that other members or the Tax
utwap club are planning on moving up
n is reported there are four girls to
each fellow this summer. IL was said
last night that Messrs. Barstow and Hor-
ton start at once and were packing
their suit cases.
Mrs. Clara r., Mortenson and Miss
Marion y. Mortenson returned last night
from Ashcroft. Mass, where they have
been spending several weeks Miss Amy
Shrte,,e accompanied them and will visit
Miss Blanche S. Johnson over Old Home
week.
Pawtuxet Neck. and OF the Warwick
section OF the village have begun 10 send
out invitations for house parties during
Old Home week or at least 10 entertain
a houseful on Old Home day. which Is
Friday.
There was choir meeting at the Bap-
tist church last night.
George b. Arnold is occupying his
house newly located on the plat which
is on the old Taft estate, overlooking
Still House cove
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
GET RELEASE
FROM DYING
WOMAN

View York. Aug l2.--Miss Julia Wright
Wallace OF No. IA Schermerhorn street,
Brooklyn. died Thursday night in the
Kings county hospital from burns re-
ceived last Monday night while a pas
senger on Brooklyn rapid-transit trolley
car. homeward bound from Brighton
Beach
Several other passengers on the car
were dangerously burned, but the news
OF the accident did not become public
until Miss Walaces death.
II Is alleged that a Brooklyn rapid
transit claim agent obtained from Miss
Wallace while delirious, a so-called re-
lease Of all claims for damages against
the company for the promised considera-
tion OF 500.
Dr. r. W Smith. the house surgeon.
has ordered an investigation 20 determine
how the claim ag~nt reached the dying
young woman's bedside
Among other passengers who were
burned i'm the accident were Lawyer
George II. Wallace. brother of the dead
woman; Miss Lucy Diamond and Mrs.
T. j. Kelly OF No. l24 Willoughby street.
Brooklyn, and George S. Nolan. of No
il9 West Eighty-fourth street, Manhattan.
When the car was near Kings high
way. there was an explosion. followed
by a burst OF flame Many Of the women
passengers were burned. Miss. Wallace
was burned from head 10 foot. Mrs.
Kelly's legs and arms were burned and
an artery was severed by the action Of
the fame.
Miss W allace, her brother. Miss Dia-
mond, Mrs. Kelly and Nolan were taken
10 the Kings county hospital.
At Q o'clock Tuesday morning a Brook
lyn Rapid Transit claim agent made his
way into the hospital and 10 the bedsides
OF all the burned victims.