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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
Rtbsja de prOeiO pasaj8 Auto
m6Vil. AguadlIIa Gamuy Q
VlGsT0TSa.

La empress Gim6nez, coFrespon-
diendo & ID protection con que se Ie
fsvOreCe y deseando continnaF acree-
dores & Ia misma, anuncia Rl p1bIic0
los Biguientes preciOs:
AguadiIa & Camuy 8 vice versa 50
so ctYs.
AguadilIa Camuy, ida y vueIta,
Waldo por Is dies 81 so
Los visieros de San Juan 8 Ponce
debersn saCar passia asnCillo ca los
trenes hssta Camuy 5 Aguadilla res
pectivamente por los preOiog de tRFifa
y entire estos dos puntos tonlar pasBie
con ID empresa Gim6nez. disfrutando
as1 de Ia comodidad, aeguFidRd y ra-
pidez que brinda asa ya may acEedita-
do EN- presa y obteniendO una ecOnomfs
que no gnzarian de 0tF0 modo. A0an-
tee San Juan R. Carbia y Sucesorea
Aardie Brog. Plaza Principal. Aqua
dillR M. Gim9nez. MsYagnez eHotal
Carh6.0 15. y.a.
At pYTpr rc,o
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para Tasheea y pn sssut0 Dc aImas d d sa Pus
RlcCr para OlTOS fInsS

Deof8e8e "a As0Ea57ea Legiszativq az Puerto Rioo.
Se6n A. Que Do a
oeno el un corer0 pao colorado atravesads
Dan4 con una u be divia de San por
o casos a0n ebandras
n con so coron yugo hachas FedOnda do
aguent eJOannes est
ava
8 -S
sscci6n Es lsy empezar6 1906
Ayro5aao 1orso g. 1905
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
Oeasidn diTsGta para Santo Do
mlngO.
NotariO P6bIioo.

Del 28 al 20 del eoFFieute mas "a
despachaFa al vapOr domiuicano eEs.
trslIAs para los puertos de San Pedr1
de Mscorfs , D capital. Admite ear
ga , pasDjsroa & isf3Fmars 81 Consul
General sefI0r Medina, Gala de d
TancI, n6msrO 8. avs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

Sin maIicia, robsron 81 otrO dis en- ESQ
CASA veinte duros.
Inspector. lbs possible?
Prefecto. .-Muy possible. Ya COM
prende usted que ESQ no puede tolerar.
SO. Bien que, en- prOvecho de ciertas
fuRdaciOnes piadosas y ber6fcAs, se
tranBija hasta cieTto punto, hasta cier-
TO punto nadR mas, con establecimien-
tos de esq fndole; perO siempre bsiO
C0ndici6n de que no han de ser sitios
de esC6ndalO. ni antPOs de band0IerOs.
Inspector. ESQ p0r de contado.
Prefeeto. He prOmetido 81 Gene
raj que hoy mismO ie serfan devueltOs
los treinta duros IobAdos & 50 orde.
nanza.
Inspector. - STreinta2
Pfefecto. o.-Si. ssfI r; treinta.
Inspector. Me hAbfs pRrecido Or
(al sefior Pfefecto que eran veinte.
Pfefecto. o.-Pues 81 die veinte me
eQuiVoqu6: son treinta. Es necesaTio
que esos treinta duYOs Sc Cobren in.
mediatamente.
Inspector "A mi cargo queda. An
tes de una h 9ra estarsn aQui.
Prefecto.-Asf 10 espero.
ESCENA CUARTA.
EJ Inspector. BonQuer0.
Banquero. -sQue tiene listed, amigo
queridlsimeg Parece que viene usted
serio.
Inspector. No tango motivos para
estar muy alegre.
Banquero. (sObresAEtado.l sPqes
que sucede?
Inspector Suce1e.s.... sucede que
anteayer han gsnado squf, de mals
manera. sesenta duros 81 ordenanza de
IN General; que este 90 hR queiad5 al
PfefectO y que ell Prefecto me mazda
que Be Cierre Embellishments esta
casa.
Banquero. .-Pero-...
Inspector. No hay pero que YRIga.
BanquerO. - Vea ustsd, amigo mfO,
que esa es nuestra ruina. Acabamos.
como usted sAbe. de realizsr gaatos de
consideration. Apenas 81 hemos po-
dido resarciFnos de-. mo habrfa an
medic de conseguir que esR orden fue-
se revocads9
Inspector. DiffciI me pRrece; peTo
10 intentsTe. Por de prorto. es de
precision absolute que los sesentG du
YOs sean Embellishments deVueltos.
B1nQuero. -Ea ESQ no hay dificul
tad. (EutregSndoEe biIIetes Aquf
tiene ustad las d08c5esatds pegetGs.
Inspector. .-Voy & IIeVarlos aI se-
nor Pfefacto ahora mismo Daspu6g..,
despu6s... veremos 10 que pued0 h3-
Ger en- Obsequio del amigo.
B ,nquero. -Sf, hombra. 81; hsga u.s.
ted TODD 10 que pueds, que es mucho
Ya saba usted cue no soy irgrsto. hi
olvidRdizo.
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Padece Luz de d vista
lace 10 men0a un mes,
Z Is cura Cruz, que es
Un sfamado ocuIist,
Y. on Ia plaza de Pontejog.
PreQunt6 aver Juan q Luz:
SD6nde vaag
"A YER & Cruz.
IA NerGCrusS ]. lPuss vas leiosl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
AImOrranas

Sc PADECE De ESTA EMFERMEDaD poruus nadA nassA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

Isl ser6 limpiO Vivanco.
Hombre puIcrc. honradO v bueno.
Que lava ell jeb6n moreno
Para que SO pOngs blancol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
ESCENA SEGUNDA.
"a qgngroZ.-Eg Prgteoto.

Prefscto.- General! sUsted pOr
aquf3 IA que debo el gusto de tan ines
perRda Visita9 SPuedo servir & usted en-
algo9
General. Me trae aquf m asunto
muy dessgradable. Haca dos dias que
en- una reunion de tahures, meior dirfs
de estaf afadores. robaron con malas ar
tes an ordenanza mfo, an provinCia-
no inocente y pusilaDlme, diez duros.
Est0s maIhechoras Celebran sus reunio-
mes. & cienCia , paciencia de Los sgan-
tes de la autoFidad, ca una Casucha de
Ia callejuela de !. No pFetendo ech Ir-
Is de mOralistR, III de Eef1rmador; alIs
81 les hRyan los list0s con los iLcaus
tos: pero ma pareoe razonable esperar
que al infeIiz oFdenanza le sean de
YuaIto sus diez durcs.
PrefeCto. Es muy just0, y sede
usted iFse tranQuilO. Dentro de dos
horas tendF6 d honrR de enviar & us-
ted u cantidad ests fAda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

81 que estss muy haFrnOsa.
Realzan tus enCantOs celestiales
Una toilette preciosa
Z unas medias caIadas de cien reaTes.
Y Imira t6 que Cosa!
Recuerdo que. en- edad mas venturOsa,
LIeVabas los cRlad0s. :. .nRturaIes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
ESCENA PKIMERA.

ESCENA PRIAfERA.
81 General. despu6s 81 0rde.omg0.
General (Gritando iOrdeuaDzal
OrdenRDza.-( (Entrando apresurada-
mente y Cuadr6ndose A ID orden.
General. -Auteayer to d1 Cinco du-
rOs para que psgases una cuenta mia
en- el almac6n de cRlzado. aL0 recuer-
dae2
oEdenanza. 10 reouerdO, mi Ge-
General. Puea bien; hoy be paaado
por q zapater1S. Slo oyess
Ordenanza. -LO oigo. mi General.
General. y elf me han dich0 que
mi cuenta no ha sido pagada. (RatO
de silencio } 2Lo oyea9
Ordenanza. -Lo oigo, mi General.
-(PausG.
enerai.-dmpaoiente.) ~ que di-
Osdensnza. -Lo que msnde vuecen-
cia. mi General.
General. to df 81 dinero.
Ordenanzs. ST. mi General.
General. Tie mand6 que psgsses.
OrdenRDza. ST. mi general.
General-T6 pggarfas inmediatamen-
to- (P6uss; vaciDaCi6n en- 81 Ordenan-
"a aA6n no Ia has psgadC9
OFdenanzR. No, mi General.
General. ~ Imb6ciIl Pues vete & pa
gar ahora miamo.
Ordenanza. No puede ser. mi Ge-
neral.
General -SQue no puede ser2
Ordenanza. NO, mi General.
General. veT9 SPor qu69
Ofdenanza.-- (Daspu6s de IN mo-
ment0 de vRciIRCi6n: arranque expOn.
t&ne0 MSteme vuecenciR.
General. No estoy ahora de humor
para matar idiotas. 49,. .Explicate 81
puedes y skbss.
Ordenanza. -Pues NADIA. que.... 10
diGh0. mstsme vuecenCia ;. cuando
me vi con. los ciuco duros. quise darles
an rar de golpes. Mkteme vuecen-
cia. entr6. ahi, en una con
permis0 de Vueceneia, en- una ehSyLztG.
puse Los CinCo duros una sots; Ia de
bsstos. con perd6n de vuecsncia. 10y
sali6 10 Contraria, Y 10 saIf sin los Gin.
co duros. PoF ESQ no pude pagAr la
cuenta -; mateme Vuecencia, mi Ge-
neral.
General. ~ (Reprimiendo so ire. Es-
Us bien; 70 veFemos b que ha de hs-
cerse o0ntigO. SD6nde ests ESQ cass
Ordenanza. Aquf, Iadit en- lR cs-
IIeiuela de-. 1nStene 49,
General. -B asta. Pnedea retirarte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

-Si ser6 glot6n GFanRdos,
Que aver C1mi6. con Briones.
SCiuco platos de ri1ones!
-SSeguidos2
No: saIteados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
HUMORISMO

Saberlo, s6 de Cierto
Que, q pesar de- que soy un tronera,
Jam6s tendr6 dOnde cRernoe muerto. 4.
IY 81 Ilego morirme, me divie to!
Essar de pie Ia eternidad entera!....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26
BoIa de NieVe.
PASILLO.
PERSONAJES.

PERSONAJES.
IN General. On Bonquer0 dc
Un Pyefeot0. ruzetG.
Uaa Inspector Jss Oyden0ngG.
"a acci6n 90 yerifcia On Francis:
6poca Understandable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

Al PUBLICO. FHotograflas, ampliaoiones
y fotograbados se hacsn en rs FotoQrafia de
la Succession AZ Alouro. san FEancisco ~,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

Entered the Post Office at san Juan p. r. i
second class matter July 1890
Ia G0RRESPOBBBHGTA DF FT7RF0-RiT0
PREGlOS RE sUsCRPclOH EB T0Il IA lSLl
eor medic de lOE Agsntes uh ndmsFo. : O-02
0iFeota: Un Trimestre oro. 2-25
un Semestre ". 400
On ano por adolantado.. Is. 800
On ol Exterior. D amo oros ....... 3 500
= rs BlSssSsT sa@DlA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

Con ga criada, Librada
Esta muy incomodada,
Pues dice, con muy NAL modo,
Que entP6 & serYir para tOdo
Y no sirVe para NADIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

Hace el oso & una vecina
El infeiiz Pepe CAIRO.
7 ha pescado an gran cAtarrO
De estar parade en- d esQuina.
Z dice con 9ravedad:
-Teng0 an catarro hoFroroso.
iMe han puesto an parcho poroso!-
iP0r....O80!.... iY es "a YerdAd!
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FsaersOo 3 oanazeias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-26

lEelOS lE sBsCRIPClOR lao T0Bl "A lSLA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20

diuan fTailties OF human nature
such a. oarelesshess and forgetful'
ness The most important factor IN
securing an efficient service Is there
fore a promp, complaint from the sub.
serlbefs Of each and every case OF
failure on the part Of the carrier
hoys ~ deliver the paper promptly
aud regularly When a subscriber
calf. us up on Friday an ays"i did
not receive my paper h night nor
MONDAY NIGHT" we In lately in
qulre why the first failure was not
reported at once instead OF waiting
for the boy 10 make a second, oc'
c~asionally subscribers worry with
the boys. making complaints 10 Them
directly. aud the first knowledge the
office has OF any dissatisfaction
comes In the form OF an explosion
II this point is kept in mind and all
irregularities in delivery are promptly
reported 10 the office. We will be able
10 maintain the highest standard OF
service possible,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20

ZION Of The land office and land com.
mission. for improving tho conditions
81 the roads Tor ballding bridges and
making public Improvements.
Il Is believed thar the territorial TAX
levy may be reduced and that the
financial condition Of the territory. as
a resul, of legislation enacted By The
Legislature which has just completed
rs work, will BE- considerably lmproy,
ed
Especial praise is due 20 Governor
Otoro. not only for his action In We
toing unwise bills, but also on ae.
count Of the ~sagacious suggestions
made In his able message. Not all OF
the suggestions were acted upon by
The legislators. but quite a number OF
them have been crystalilzed into laws
Of the territory-a fact that will re.
suit IN much benefit
The last legislature. undoubtedly,
made some mistakes. All legislatures
DO Experience may teach us that a
few Of tho laws passed were unwise,
but o great deal Of good Legislation
viii far over measur a few laws that
may fail to stand the test In time and
experience.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20
MONDAY. n 30 1905
LEGISLATIVE RESULTS.

A review OF the acta established by
the legislature Just CLOSED shows that
considerable legislation Of Importance
has been effected. In negative as
well "a a positive sense, the legisla.
tive assembly has shown wisdom, No
nov territorial institutions have been
created. no counties have come In, a
number o. bills aimed 10 impair the
efficiency Of the educational system
Of the territory have been killed and
the usual number of fool hlls and PEI
hobbies have bocn smoibcred In com
mittec.
Al the beginning ~ lbo session a
wise step WAS taken ~ curtaillng the
number and oxpGnae ~ legislative
employees During tho legislature 1873
bills were passed OF these Governor
oiero yoloed one md quietly placed
IN bis ear pocket the Objectionable
sherilfs salary bill passed the day he.
fore the session closed tho amend.
ment thereto passed the last day, and
the Chaycs bill, In effect repeating The
Batcman Law, passed the last day OF
the session These bills were railroaded
through late In the session but though
time was scant and pressure was
great, san Miguel citizens are pleased
that her councilmen had lime and In
~clinution to examine and vote against
the trio.
One OF the most valuable acts as
far AS San Miguel county Is concerned
Ii the Winters law providing for thu
speedy completion Of the Scenic High
way and the extension OF this mag
nificent road TO the Colorado border
An act that will be welcomed by Thu
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20
OUR LOCAL CIRCULATION.

How completely does The optic GOV.
er the local field? This Is the all.
important consideration 10 the local
advertisers. We have subscribers In
Roswell and in all the other Import.
ant cities and towns Of the territory
but circulation Of this nature does
not represent much possibility of re-
turn 10 the local merchant. Home
readers are the ones which especially
interest the Las Vegas advertiser
and 1t Is in this field that we have
been making a special effort TO ex-
tend The Optics influence. During
The last few weeks a solicitor for the
paper has visited every home In Las
Vegas. where the paper was not reg
ularly received aud many new sub
scrlbers have been added TO the list,
The statement can be made without
qualification that THE OPTIC Gov
ERS IT'S FIELD.
Delivery by carrier 10 the homes is
tho kind of circulation 10 which we
are giving most attention. Occasional
complaints of this service are bound
10 come in but in every instance they
are carefully followed UP and our
subscribers may be assured that we
will do our best 70 give them a
prompt and regular delivery, When
the Las Vegas parents begin to furn-
ish us with a crop OF perfect boys,
then and then only can we give them
a perfect service. At the present
time the boys are subject to the or
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20

whole territory Is the Clark jury law
providing for the Introduction Of the
wheel system In aeleotlng Jurors aud
other Improvements in the present
law
The act providing for an Issue Of
bonds 10 the amount of 1850 00,for the
purpose OF improving the insane hos
pitai will be- welcomed by The terri,
tory at large quite a. much as by
San Miguel county
The appropriation bill NJ II finally
passed the assembly. is wise and
liberal providing for the efficient
maintenance Of those institutions
which The territory has AZ present
and for the administration Of the at
fairs 81 the territory on a basis that
Is econimical and yet not nlggardly,
Among the more important bills
which haye become law may be men.
toned The following.
An act providing TINT all territorial
and county officials whose bonds
shall amount 10 more than $1,000
shall be bonded in trust or guaranty
companies "A wise measure.
An ACT offering liberal terms 10
incorporalors Of companies;
An act providing that ltinerant ven.
doris shall pay license;
An act providing FOR a new system
~ classification ~ counties and fix.
ing salaries--thc act carrying n pro
vision that the inIquitious s. a day
graft 10 county snpcrlntendents shall
be abolished two years hence;
An act, OF questionable utility. bond.
ing the territory for $4,000 for reliei
Of flood sufferers;
An act providing that 10 cities OF
the first class. owners Of property
may be assessed 10 build cross walks
An act authorizing The territorial
board u education TO authorize teach
crs' certificates good for five years.
An act increasing the number Of
district attorney districts and Great
ing the office OF assistant district
attorney
An act establishing a mounted po
lice force;
An act creating the office Of lnsur
ance commissioner;
An act creating the office of ter
r%itorial engineer;
An act creating the office Of as
Histant superintendent Of public In
struction;
An act creating the office Of as
aistant auditor Of the territory;
An act authorizing IN additional
levy for the feeding of prisoners II
first class counties;
An act aiming to ensure collection
OF delinquent taxes.
Acts providing for the reorganiza
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20

The matter OF improving the
streets Of the city will soon be taken
up by the city council. The exper
fence Of such cities as Kansas Guy
Omaha and Pueblo. has shown that
the most attractive and economical.
streets consist Of a road way moi
more than twenty.six or twenty-eighl
feet wide, leaving ample room FOL
parking. gutter tree line and side
walks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20

Ia; Sec, "a. NV. IA SW. IA; S. IL,
NV. IA; Sec. 80, T. II n, X. 14E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of. said land, viz;
Noberto Enciuias, of Villanueva. n.
M; Cruz Gallegos, of V~illanueva, N.
NJ; Macario Leyha, of Villanueva. n.
M; Juan Ortiz. of Villanueva N.
NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
SO Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Homestead Entry No, 55O7

Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb
raary 81, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention TO make final proof
in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the reg
lister or receiver at Santa Fe. N. NJ,
on April 10, 1905. viz:
Agapito Lujan for the NE IA, Sc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20

II is possible that the Legislature
has already convinced Bcrnalillo coun
ty Of the unwisdom Of the republicans
In knitting the candidate FOR delegate
In congress.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-20

Las vegans will regret that the To-
cation for the National Fraternal sani.
tarlum has not been chosen and that
we must siill take our chances against
the field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-02
OCTOBER NORMAL MONTH;
AVERAGE IN TEMPERATURE
Mean Was So Degrees - Rainfall
Slightly More Than
Usual

The month of October was exactly
normal in temperature and had trifle
more than the usual amount of rain
fall, according to data compiled at the
local weather bureau covering period
of "a years. The average temperature
was So degrees with the highest point.
81, being reached on the 4th and the
lowest point. %. on the 2Sth. The
greatest daily range was 80 on the 9th
and the least daily range was , on the
30th. The total precipitation was 2.73
inches. or 80 inches above the aver
age for 81 years. There has been an
accumulated deficiency of 1913 in tenn
perature since Jan. l and an accumu-
lated deficiency of 10 in rainfall. Oc-
tober was well supplied with clear
days, there being Is without a cloud.
There were partly cloudy and .
cloudy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-02
COMMUNICATION FROM n. o.
ROLLS.
Offer to Refund Money if Hyomei
Does Not Cure Catarrh.


To the Editor of The Argus.
| have been asked recently of the
advertisements printed in your columns
regarding Hyomei were true, where
offer TO refund the money if this treat
met does not cure catarrh. | wish you
would please print this letter in as con-
spicuous a place as possible i'll your
paper. saying that we absolutely agree
TO refund the money TO any purchaser
of a HyOmei outfit if ii does not cure
cataTrh.
This outfit consists of an inhaler of
convenient size to be carried in the
vest pocket so that the user can
breathe Hyomei four or five times daily.
With this is included medicine drop
per and a bottle of Hyomei. The outfit
sells for 81 and is a most economical
treatment for the inhaler lasts a life
time and there is enough HyOmei for
several weeks use, while extra bottles
can be obtained for so cents.
| trust this letter will settle any
doubts that may have arisen as to my
Willingness to refund the money for a
Hyomei outfit, in case the purchaser
is not perfectly satisfied.
Respectfully yours,
H. O. ROLLS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-02

age Of 50 years. Mr. SChaemer was
born in France about 1919 and came to
America in 1899, and was mining in
California till the year 1886, when he
engaged in importing wagons and car
riaGes near San Francisco. In 1862
he was united in marriage with Miss
Harriet 4. Rogers of Stone Creek.
Conn. and in 1864 disposed of his
business and moved TO Scott county.
and settled on a farm in Rockin CHAM
township in 1866. Here they lived I'M
I'll two years ago when Mr.. Schaeffer
retired and moved TO their present
home on Ripley street.
The death of James J. \. Melon
ough, the little l-year-old son of Mrs
Mary McDonoUgh occurred Tuesday
evening at their home, 72S Division
street
The business community of the city
received a severe shock yesterday by
the announcement that Peter Rodde-
wig. one of the well known and lead
ing citizens of Davenport. had passed
away at the Battle Creek sanitarium
Some TWO and a half years ago Mr.
Roddewig suffered a severe stroke of
paralysis on the left side. and since
this time had never recovered his pre-
vious robust health. His brother. Pau
10 Roddewig. left for Battle Creek i'm
medidtely after the receipt of the intel
ligence of his death to accompany the
remains and the bereaved wife to the
family home in the Normaedna flats on
West Third street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-02
But Few Are Free.

But few people are entirely free from
Indigestion at this season of the year
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not only the
best remedy to use because it, digests
what you eat but because il also en-
ables the digestive apparatus to- assim-
ilate and transform all foods into It's
sue-building blood. Kodol relieves
sour stomach, heart burn, belching. and
all forms of Indigestion. Sold by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-02
MOLINE MENTION.

Fife Taylor VIII Rccover.-Littie
Ellie TAYLOR. of this city, tae child who
was attacked by Il Lon in Galesburg
Saturday. is improving ana the doc
tors say that she will recover She has
recovered from the nervous shock and
the doctors believe that the danger Of
blood poisoning has nearly passed.
New Drain at East Mo;ine.-The ne"
drain at East Moline has been COM
plet ed from the outlet to First avenue
and Ninth street. This portion is of
concrete 81 inches in diameter. From
this point there are two branches So
inches in size that turn east and west,
and 33-inch continuation up Ninth
street TO Second avenue. where it again
branches in each direction
In Business 81 Years.-A business
deal of considerable importance was
consummated yesterday when a. c.
Kalmus. of Fort Collins. Col, purchas-
ed the stock of the Hull Bros. dry goods