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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

Sie ,8rape 2ittIe Saps" i6sineri
R& ssssrl TIRE .lieben 5rsunoe uno
WaGbarn", bic Amerttaner, bod gan3
getpaltig In bie Wutb bineinarbeiten gu
uolen. sc mirb bert&tst, bab f1 ote
iapanifde Rssierung bemtbt. uenig.
hens offi3isl bic antt . ameritanii&e
stimmung In Sapan at3uidwd&en,
He bat foQar ansebli& NIT ftren9sn
etrafsn gsbrobt, ueun oie a%nti.ameri.
fanif&e Yropaganba BET ibren Inter.
tbanei ni9t balo aufb6rt. @s eRen
,tpar freiIit aud bic Sapaner ibren
Reis MEM J 10 teib, oils he ibn fo'
den, ater /! MERLIN III 6te Stimmuna
In Sapa1 { gen amsrifa ofenbar bod
cine iol&e. baB toon0ali4 0elo Dob
ion, auf cine befannte propteaetun8 3u.
radmefsnb. einR uiro iagsn t6nnsn:
/ told you so!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
SniFsnamrimten.

6ambura: yDeutfdIanb" bon Nsm
Dort tber plpmoutb unb @ber.
bourg.
Rem gort: ga Saoois" nod 6abre;
r@bemniB" nod Bremen; vAme.
rica" na& 6amburg tiber plp,
mouth unb @berbour9; Oscar
H." nod @brihiana uno gopen.
hagen.
@ape Race. q. g.. DrabtIois Dsbef&e:
Gampfer ,8lh9er" bon Dam.
burg tiber SOUTHAMPTON u. @ber.
bourg nod Rem Oort wirb am
Sonntas WOrsen 8 ubr In Sem
Dort eintrefsn.
QUEENSTOWN: .Oesanie" bon 2ibers
pool nod Hem Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
4enty1Iano bat tpteoet
Mngf.

GEORGES glemenceau, Der Winifter'
Hir3sr unb Banana etnnbalmatirl,
Fsbt isbt snbli@ on Der Spiss Sss
fransOff9sn RiniHeriums. Die Osut'
I&en SaisnfiBs fir&ten R9, tuts nls
Beri9ts lauten. bab oieie polttti&s
Wetterfabns auf Der Ga&ipiBs Der
frans6Rf9en Hspublit auf Sturm 9s'
gen Seuti9lanb seiaen f6nnte.
Sn Der I'm 8erlag bon paul Singer
- Der ObsrsenoHs bsrls9t na6geraos
In geuti9lanb idmmtIi8e wiriIi9 &C.
bi.sensn iOsialifii9sn s&riften srs
ideinsnbsu Die reus 3eit" bat @bar'
les Rappaport. elmer Der befen aennsr
oss fransDRidsn mO6ernsn Gsbsns. To-
eben elm nrtbeiI tiber @lemeneeau 9e'
fdlt. gr ipri9t bon Der atardifii4sn
Wetbapbpff zines WiniHers bes Sn.
nsrn. lInb er iaet ba: IS III intersi'
iant. T9 au geudrtigen. mite Der lsbtse
frana1Ri&e WiniHsr bes Snnerr, Der
rhdF9tsIoie u~ntsrbrtder Der aroBen
Streifs unb Der Waibsmonfratior bon
1906, TN Stile zines Bombenuerfers
ben eiaat als bas srbbte uebel seraoe'
su psrb6bnt bot. uno bies ni4t als
unerfabrsnsr, romantif&er Shngling.
benz bic Rstbap6pfs I'm gIut fsdt,
ionbsrn OILS is&sisidbriser @reis. ole
ein bD4a anssiebenss Witsliso Sss
fran3bFi&en Senats."
r1nb Der @reis nit ben IS Sabrer
auf benz Ralenber unb NIT Der Bonnie
unb Der Wstbarhpft TN @ewanos n
bsute Der Setter Der @ef&ide Jrant;
rsi9s. gr bat eeiaet: SO femme osr
Staat. gr bat cine lanse 8ei&tats.
bersn auafaIisbli9er Snbalt &cot'
i@lag unb BIuipsrsisbsn if. 4a'
0erbre&en. bic In Der Wslt beganeer
tusroen, namsnili9 Wssslsien. arisgs.
@ortbru9, S9siterbaufen, Golterul'
gen, 6inridtunsen, tuuroen ale bon
StaatsintsrsNe sere8tferti9t."
unb Der @sensr oes yalmd9tiger
Staatss". Der bis Wsnf9sn be6erri4t
III beute Winifsrprdfoent. Spabbaf
au9, ME Elm Manu. ME General pic
quart, Der, - stn gepib ebrli9e'
Wann, benz aber bic etreifen Oil Der
6oien nod unsspobnt iein mfifsn =
als Rriegsminifer bic @ebrfraft Del
Republit bright. Spabbaft TT es
mis Der So,ialif unb Blofmanl
Wileranb. BON wslGem Der beuti4
2aiisr sinmal ssiagt bat, bob iOl2
2eute In Ssuti1lano sswtniat ieisn
beinabe Winifer Der Nuswdrtisen Mn
gel~egenbeiten geporoe1 tpdre.
uno mebr als fpabbaft, bab oi
beutiaen BlGtier tpieosr sinmal Hngl
betommsn. sic baben INNER aneff
neil He gu i9 ielber tsin Isrtraus1
babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

Nus ensliiaer Gueue fommen Mit'
tbeilungen, bab In Geuti4 Siiowef'
grobe aupferlager gsfunbsn
uorben ieisn, bic 3u ben reidfen geb6.
rem, bic Der gnsldnoer @rifftb ie er'
forf1t babsn min. Seit einigen DUNE
bert Sabrsn hdttsn BITE @ingeborenen
bort aupfer su 8ase ssf6rOsrt. es
ieien bort 5lbbs, bic an stnigsn 6tsl'
len rsinss aupfer asisten unb In 80
SUB Sisfe bon tpunbsrbar r.i4sn gr3'
Mbsru our9aossn ieien. Steies Sho'
weR .afrita fann alio bod niat 10
i9ls9t isin, wie ss tn Der prehe &C.
mbbnli4 gema&t wirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
SebSroe fur SHentlt@e Mrbeiteu.

Anesbote tpurbe smpfanesn:
fir Badfsinpf aferuna bss Sabr=
tpeees In Der 8irb StraBs bon Der Der.
mont BIC our Wi9isan Str: WartOn
@albpe1 50. Is; american Contribution
60. s1.92; capital pabing & Con.
Fruction @emp. $1.93.
STR Badfsinpfafsruns bss Sabrs
tpegss In Der erfsn a0sp n6rb!i9 Der
"a. Strabe bon Der Wsrtbian bis aur
SGtnois Strabe; George %. Me@rap
$143; Warion @aIopel $1.49; Nms.
:iean Contraction 60. 80; @dpital
pabing unb Contribution 60. $l.37.
5hr BudfsinpHaRsrung bes 5abr.
rpssss In Der Birb Strabs BON Der
Wi9igan Bis au Der Nortb @traBe.
Warton @albusl 81 81; Amsriean
Conjunction COMPANY $1.43; 60.
pital pabing anb Contraction Co..
s1.35.
Jhr gement,S eitentpegs unb @a.
ien'AnIage In Der Nartet Strabe bon
Der NrisnaI Mpsnre Big au Ala SUB
wsfli& Der erffen MQsp uefli9 Der
Mrfenal, Warion galbmsl 20 Cts;
WiQiam 8. Noq, rs Gents.
5hr @ement.S eitenwege uno Ranb.
feline II, Der Barrier Hbsnue, bon Der
10. big 3ur Nortb Str: s. D. Sob.
81. 3S; 6enrp potboF. $1.33; ID ariorl
@aloweu, $l.43; Wiatam o. Sol,
81. 80; Gitp Cement Co., $1.34.
Fir 5ol3blodpfaRsrung bss Gabr.
tpsses tn Der Bane StraBe, bon Der
Dslauare Bis 3ur Sem Serfep Strabe:
Marion @ountp Contribution Co..
so. SO; Union Nspbalt Contraction
Co., $2.78.
&efolutionen uurben an9enommsr
STR Badfstnpfaaerung bes 6abr.
usgss In ber srfsn Aqsp 6flia Der
pennfplbanta Strabe, BON Der st.
Clair Strabs biz aur erHsn Masp n6rb.
LTD.
Cir 6olsblodpiaHeruna bss 5abr.
psges unb Ranofeine In Der pleaiant
Strabe, bon Der Sbelbp Strobe bts
our State Abenue.
gnosilttge gef&Ihhe tuurben &c.
Fabt:
STR Badfsinp1afferung bss Gabr.
tusgss In Der erfen aQep 6fli9 Der
alabama Strabe, bon Der 10. Bis su
Der Is. Strabs.
5ir 8adfsinpfaRsruns bss Gabr.
tussss In Der erften Alsp 6ffIi9 Der
alabama StraBe. bon Der Is. Bis al
Der 19. Strabe.
gnb9aIti9e Snf&ldge murben gut.
sebeiBen:
Ghr @entent.S ~eitentuege unb MnIa.
gen In Srbin9 Place. bon Der 2erina.
ton bis 3u Der Glet&er ape.
SIR 2analiRruna In ben N1eps 81.
lid unb tuefli& Der &ural Strabe,
bon Der Mt&tsan BIS su Der Netp gori
Strabe. 5
l 6ar notwithstanding bes 6a6r.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

8et Gbanetefu, In Der @inefi@en
propins 9Onan, fno 10000 Wann
Sruppen gun, Wan6oer auiammen &c.
aoaen tuorben. Sieislbsn fnb tn 3wei
abtbsilunssn 9etbeilt. Die eine biloet
eine Snbafonsarmse. bic anoere bat bic
aufaabe, bic 6auptffabt 9egert otsielbe
an bertbeiot9en. @egen 30 Off3tere
anberer Md4te wobnen ben Wan6bern
bet. sic inb erfauat, mas fur rai&e
SortI9rttte bas 9inefide Deer tn ben
lebten Sabr:n 9ema&t bot; ni4t blob
tn Be3us auf B%swafnuns. iOnoern
aud In Sattit unb Strategic. Der
0oreang Sapan's i&eint a4 30 tpie'
berbolen. gbtna erua4t augeni4ein'
lid aus isinsm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4lum'
nler'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
Irhhuffrr Truum.

rSe, tpie i9ailn oenn sic aus, 9err
S~4pummerl?"- rWihen g, mir bat
bert' Ha6t 'trGumt, bab bas @liid gu
mir 'tommen If, uno pie ids i4neu
beim @6opf nebmen min, bab' t leis
Der mel Mlte ernif4t."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

- Nuf 8efsbI bes @ouberneurs
Wa9oon fonen ole alten S&iebwafsn
In ben beri6iebsnen 5orts auf @uba
I'm Weere berientt tueroen. Sn Woro
@afls BET 5aoana befinben f9 10000
altertbtimli&e 69ieBmaffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

Gin WuIti.W iuiondr bat in ieinen,
EeRantsnt isinsr @ittue berboter, R9
tuieber 81 perbeirat9en. aus 2isbs ,ur
Grnti obsr aus 2tebe 80 ben Ritmen.
i4su3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
GuHtru1tp.

g o + n: Die Sunte tpar foloRal
seriibrt, als i9 auf Dem 8abnhof eno>
lid @bfdieb BON ibr nabm!"-W Il :
r9at lie Oein BILLET beSablt2"
g o + II: rNein; 10 seriibrt mar tie
r1i9t!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

Depef9en mad @ o. i
b 0 It o d foitsn in Rublaao nur 8
Gents oas Wnrt uno fol9e BON Gng=
LAMB nod Snbien, tuel9es 1900 Meis
len ndber 1T. SO Gents ods Mort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
Observation-Disclosures

rMeier, fpenn fommanoirt miro
,Iusen linfs,' Damn bat re9ts Die Welt
dufgebort 5u befteben!"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

Solid oak Rocker finished wea-
thered CT golden Shaped top
panel h connected with shaped
Nood scat by seven upright Stats.
Shaped arms ore supported by
turned 30 fts ana apindlsH Rock
- has turned back posts. turned
rounds and turned legs Regular
lfirr 800,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
SWEDE HANDS OUT
BAD CHECKS

Yesterday noon Detectives Adams
and cnfhstt ARRESTED awesie lsnof
Florman. charged With paHalnE hNn
Worthless checks aEKfugatinE 10
value $50 at sehelle.a buffet. 30
pine 81 The checks. which were th-
sued AZ intervals during the past
thros wshH. were drawn on the
Warrington State hank -Four Of
them we're for g. each. and the nth
for $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
a CRISIS
IN CHINA
PROMINENT OFFICIAL SAYS THE SITUATION is
MOST GRAVE IN NATIONS HISTORY MUST
HAVE ARMED INsISTENcE.

WASHINGTON. n. {. Peh a.
An official Of the state department
Who has been intimately connected
With this eountfYH forcikn rela=
tions during The past - years, said
TO-DAY
The next grave aud important
phase ~ the American foreign
policy Sill Dc In relation 90 China
He declares that. excepting the
Caban Interference and the Spanish
var. the United States has had no
complications with another power
worthy OF comparison with the
threS'ened hreak with ChluN The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

Wright. 81 aeottle a clear title "a
81 900 piece ~ Rainier boulevard
property. oppoalte the city hall as
a subsidy Co secure Tor Columbia
city a cigar factory Ia employ over
90 men Mike Wright has signed a
81 600 guarantee bond fur tho cree
tinn If two story building. either
brick OF concrete. with frontage Of
10 feet on Rainier boulevard Work
Is oheKln Within two @aoas
pWbr.sf wFY oWyp aYp owyp ae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

arrogance Of the great merchants 81
China m0si be endured to tho exs
termination Of American trade. or
this government must pursue
policy IF armed resistance 10 re-
catahllah the prestige ~ American
commerce he says the Japanese
germ n affecting the body polite OF
China. hut does uos charge German
or English agencies With bad faith,
bat SAYS the ettiteua ~ those e0Hns
tries residing On China would not
despair II American Influence was
DESTROYED.
An unusual number Of troops are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
BURIED SIDE
BY SIDE

Tho body Of another ~ the oef
children. the oldest boy. has be9
recovered from the wrecked ~
lenrla. and Was brought To -
ety last nlsht on the Prince
Heai.lea from Victoria.
fha body will be buried from ~
uonusy Watson undertaking pat
lnfa. probably In laheyiew conis
tery hsalds the bodiea ~ the I've
either children recently resuFrte'
frem the wreck. The date Of the ~
neral has not yet heet set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

VFNtEST HOUR. you know -
come to YOUR STORE aud
listen Ia selections from srand
opera repertoire aa noN billed
al the Grand Opera House
Worth coming a lonE way FOR.
surely Then. there are bar
EAlna and such bargains Many
of our beat bargains are never
advertised. a. ntany shfoNd
shoppers know mostly small
lots. they are easily Distinguish
ed b. signs bearing the legend
NOT ADVERTISED Watch
oal for them neat time you coDe
--tomofroN, surely.
tggs Teasieiown Hath Rnhss
PRETTY eoiofA. cord glfdln aud
tasHel After 7. 0niy It..p
81 % aud 81 IS fiannelrtte Wrap
pers. pretty patterns sad fasi
eolofa After Z. unly 15e
Wamrus iaug White Hkifta
deep flounru ~ emhfu8der9
regular price tlf5, slightlY
salled sale price. AFTER ! DSe
wamrnn LnnE flauncletiS Pet.
tIcuata. cnlo5s brown. blue aud
purple. regular value tee. sale
pficr. after 7 .ss.t.s.u 2.Je
Chiidrcn1a Ferris Waists. cpiura
dfab and whllp. walsi measure
= aud Is. regular price soc
sale price. after J ..tt 2.1e
uue Lot u nrummsrs Sample
Eads u Nottingham lace aud
Gable Net Curtains Ia both
whils and vefn iuHi the thing
fof sash curtains and abort
windows saturday after !.
special ~. each ...tt. 25e
Tullst fapsf sood quality. al
ways r. roll After Z, Il rolls
..sss .ts.. &c.. .sss re
in1 odd White ruTcstain Saa-
sufa. said regularly up "a sae
aoa After :. special lie
Gold uand Cups aud saacsfs, &c
st nenla shaps shlir fuFee-
Lain gaid band. worth q -
aua After DO ss.s.zs+..se
zoe Yards - Slee Dark Fianael-
cite. eli there o. Ia ths Dot IA
usat designs aud fast cnlura
These are our speslal ioe Gusi.
to. while tbey last. after J
O'clock -st stsss sststr. DC
i.eoo Yards uf DARK Colursd
Figured Calico. washes veil
and wears good Euod pat
terms. regular value sac yafd,
After : O'Clock s....s... 3the
Cream Outing Fiauuel In nice
aafi. durable quality. coed
width. regular value g. yard
After o'eloeW =...s.... lie
Wnmsns Plain White Handler
chiefs with h.ineh ham. fun
sire and aoft fluish worth
kt-ae each Sale price. after :.
for sst.t.s. ,t........a Toe
Cotton Tofchun Lace Edges and
insertions In assorted Widths
pretty open work patterns
With nealloped edges. worth Sc
yard Sale price. after 7 &c
Linen Canvas Center pleees. size
g4H2t inches. stamped IN tinted
floral demKns. 90 b finished
with button bole border. worth
$50 each. Sale price. after :
$500. ss.ss sssa, sstfssss s.sF
Sofa Pillow Covers. stamped In
tinted floral designs. size 2tKzt
inches. variety Of pretty pat
sterns q select from. worth 3he
each. Sale price. after 7
#... $3.50. s.... s...sss. fge
WameuH Fine Dress shoes in
lace and button. with hand
seeed soiea. on new aud nattY
spring lasts. all aiEes Al starr
regular price g. 90 After Z
sss. .ss.t.s# ss.. ss..s. ~. I'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09

going 90 the Philippines aud few
returning. Field manouvern are
constant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-09
CIGAR FACTORY
FOR COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA. Fob. &C r. iiep.
Ter. representing a citizens commit
tee Yesterday delivered "a Mike
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-01
WAS A WIND MILL
Not a Saw Mill That Was to
Be Opened in Mus
catine.
LEAVES FOR PARTS UNKNOWN
CoIvert Had Site Selected and Would
Commence Work on Building at
Once-ls Myth.

The lumber king from the land of
the north. who blew into this city sew
eral days ago. says the Muscatine Jour
nal. with prospects of starting a lum-
Der mill here, seemed TO forget his de-
sire for a short time last night and left
for parts unknown. The name given
by the gentleman, while enjoying the
hospitality of this city. was that of
William Colvert. son of William Cor
vert. Lumber King When he first
made his appearance at the Globe res
Staurant, he claimed to have been sent
here by rich father. for the purpose
of making arrangements for starting
a sawmili here. He claimed to have
had the site selected and said that the
work of constructing the mill would
begin at once.
Not to lie Found.
mo one seemed to take much inter
est in the story and as he was not
meeting with much encouragement he
decided 10 leave this city behind him.
or at least he is nowhere TO be found
today Inquiry has been made at his
usual haunts and In each instance 1t
is claimed that he has not been seer
since last night. Every one seems to
be of the opinion that he has left the
city and that the sawmill will never
materialize.
The man answers the description of
similar character that made his home
short time in Fulton, H.. last week
and cheered the natives of that locality
with the same sort of a story"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-01
PLACE ON BOARD
CAPT. n. A. J Mcdonald an Ex
aminer of CIerkship APP
plicants.
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE LAW
Are Places for 641 Employees in the
Charitable institutions of
the State.

Capt. H. A ]. Mcdonald, with J. S
Sexton, of Bartonville. II. S. Moore, oil
Jacksonville, with Frank d. WhipI
acting in an advisory capacity, has
been named as one of the examining
board for clerical positions in the state
institutions under the new civil serv
ice law
State Merit Board at Work.
The state civil service commission
which now has temporary Chicago of
fees in the offices of the grain inspec.
ton bureau. has announced the exam
lining board Tor attendants, consisting
of DR.. II. G. Hardt. of Elgin. Dr. H. A.
Potts. of Jacksonville. and Miss Nellie
Fitzgerald. of KanlSakee.
This class of employment in the
charitable institutions is the best open
to men and women wanting state work.
There are places for GAL employees
324 women and 317 men. The latter
are paid from S22 to $40 a month and
the women from SIG to $50. AS living
expenses are paid by the state the sal
airy is nearly all profit.
Provide Training Schools.
The new policy of management in
the charitable institutions is to pro-
vide training schools for the attend
ants. who, in the course of their serv-
ice, thus are given the training of
nurses, and the civil service commits
sion hopes to be able to turn out train
ed nurses who will have the ability
and skill of graduates from establish.
ed training schools.
Each institution will have its train
ing school, and the attendants will be
taken in without experience, thus to be
drilled and educated. In the eXamina-
lions the following weights" will gov
ern: Common school training, 3; ply
steal test, 4: oral examination, 3. The
place for holding the examinations will
be determined by the commission after
the applications have been filed. it be-
ing the inteIbsion to select n place near
the largest number of applicants.
Richard Yates will have a confer
ence with his lieutenants in Spring
fed this week to make arrangements
for taking up the work of the sena
torial campaign.
Kept Guessing ny Hnmlin.
Rowland j. HamllnS intentions have
been running UP and down the politi-
cal thermometer in about the same err
ratio fashion as have Mr.. Yates'.s-f4o.
has number of politicians in Spring
field convinced that sooner or later he
will be q candidate and at the same
time there comes a report from that
city which puts the former attorney
general in a big railroad position and
thus definitely out of the senatorial
possibilities.
lnasmuch as il Is recognized to be
no favor to probable candidate these
days to connect him with a railroad
it is possible that the re-
port does not come from friends of
Mr.. Hamlin, but It has been said that
be has been offered all the legal bust
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-01

Many smokers prefer them TO 10-cent
cigars.
The stage of water ar 6 n. m. was
$40. and at noon 3.35.
Mrs. Austin's famous pancake flour,
made from the great STATS OF life:
wheat, corn and rice.
Mixed nut and slack SLIGO. mine run
coal $40. La Sale chunks $3.50, at
Mueller's coal yards.
To have delicious, brown cakes for
breakfast. mix cold water with Mrs.
Austin's pancake -four All grocers
sell it.
Miss Hartley conducts fashionable
dress making parlors at 522 Twentieth
street. Old phone SAY. Prices rea-
sonable.
Expert manicuring, shampooing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 736 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone, west SO.
Rock Island chapter. r. A. NJ. to-
morrow evening installs the newly
elected officers. ID. ]. Sears. past high
priest, will act as the installing Off
Ger.
The Why Clothing company Daven-
port. makes announcement of a pre-
inventory clearing sale on this page
this evening that makes interesting
reading.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-01
WELCOME TO 1906.
New Year Arrives With Blowing
OF Whistles and Ringing
of Bells.
NUMEROUS WATCH PARTIES
Services in Houses of Worship-B. p.
o. e. and Y. NJ. c. A. Having
Open House Today.

With the usual noise, including the
blowing of whistles and the ringing of
bells. the New Year was welcomed in
Rock Island. Numerous watch parties
awaited the passing of the old and the
coming Of the new. and services were
held in some of the places OF worship.
Business is again suspended today.
public offices being closed and there
being only one delivery of mail
The Rock Island lodge OF Elks is
having open house today and the pub
lie has been invited to inspect the new
lodge and club rooms OF the latter
there is an inviting suite on the second
floor of the Illinois theatre building.
which have heretofore been closed 10
all except the membership.
Association Rooms Open.
AS is the usual custom, the Y. NJ.
c. A. is today keeping open house, and
giving a public reception. This after
noon interesting programs were car
ried out, including two basketball
games. one between two teams of the
association intermediate department
and one between picked team of the
association and the Davenport Turner'S.
An excellent program of musical num-
bers was arranged for this afternoon,
and another Will be given this evening.
The annual auction of the magazines
of the association takes place this ev-
ening following the program. DR.. r.
Nj. Pearce is to conduct the sale. The
magazines are filed in the association
reading room. and after the issue fol-
lowing is received, are turned over 70
the purchaser. In this way a portion
of the subscription price is secured.
and the purchaser secures the years
issues second handed. All the periodi-
Gals are sold in this manner.
Luncheon is to be served at the as
sociation this evening by the Associa-
ton Helpers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-01
CITY Chat
with Mckee.

Insure with Mckee.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
For bus, baggage, express call Robb's
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Peterson's. 1914 Third avenue.
Cable, Springfield. Thayer and La
Sale Goals for sale at Mueller's.
Don't pay your water rent twice.
Coal all shed-covered at Mueller's.
= Genuine CarterviIle and Pocahontas
at MuelIer's shed-covered coal yards.
Lewis Single Binder straight 5 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-01

ness of the Big Four railroads in II
linois..
While the candidates are trying to
make up their minds and get started.
Gov. Deneen and the state administra-
ton are pursuing a way with an even
tenor The governor takes the posi-
ton that the matter does not concern
him until it gets down ITO cases."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-01
Beats the Music Cure.

ITO keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Il take Irr. King
New Life Pills. They are the most re-
liable and pleasant laxative | have
found" Best for the stomach, liver
and bowels. Guaranteed by Hartz &
Ullemeyer, druggists. 25c.
You will not find beauty in rouge
pot or complexion whitewash. True
beauty comes to them only that take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. It's
wonderful tonic and beautifier. 35
cents, tea or tablets. I. III. Thomas
pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-01
THE WEATHER
Probably rain snow for Tuesday.
Not much change in temperature.
J. VI. SHERIER. Observer.

Temperature Mt . 81. M. %; ut noon.