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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

II. j. CHURCHILL COMMISSION COM
pany - Brokers. Rock Island house
block. Stocks, grain, provisions cot
ton, and investment securities bought
and sold for cash or on margins Pri-
Yate wires to Chicago and New York
Both phones; old west $50, new 5O4S.
Market quotations gladly furnished
by phone or mail.
H. II. TOHER & CO.-Brokers, Daven-
port Stocks, grains, provisions cot
ton. Private wire to New York and
Chicago. Offices, 109 Main street. Tel
ephone 407.
GEORGE II. SIDWELL & CO.-Com-
mission merchants. Grain hay and
provisions. Members of the Chicago
board of trade and Chicago stock ex-
change. Established % years. No.
542 and SAB Rialto building. Long dis
lance phone, Harrison, 1866.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-20

LOST-On Monday. a roll of bills be-
tween poStoffice and Eighteenth ave-
nue. and Twelfth street. A suitable
reward for return to Argus office.
LOST-On Second avenue, between Nc
Cabe'S and Rock Island house lady :
brooch or pin: skeleton wreath set
with turquoise. Reward if returned
to Argus Office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-20
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE on dwellings and house
hold furniture 3 speciality. c. r.
Chamberlin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-20
wANTED-MALE HELP.

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WANTED - Bell boys at he Harper
house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-20
Trains.

s, stop at Rock Island Tor meals; .,
daily except Sunday.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, e ST. PAUL
Railway-D., r. /. e. N. w. passenger
station at foot of Seventeenth street. s.
b. STODDARD, Agent p. L. Hinrichs.
commercial agent, 30s Brady street.
Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-20
Rock island & Peoria Division.

;. daily; x, daily except Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-Washing and ironing to do
at home. Call at 1921 Sixth avenue,
or telephone west 140-K.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05
DIR. WATSON

Permanently located in Pine Bluff. Frscticing Veterinary Medicine, Sur-
 gery and Dentistry. Office 20i East Barraque street, New phone 253, old phone 354: af teG hours old phone fl.
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CAsro1IA. Bears tba >oT The Kind YOL lave Always BOugR ''s',-''' IezHzzzzzI
ANARCHY AGAIN RAMPANT
Police Fear that Visit of Maxim
 Gorky Will Lead To Trouble.

Chicago, June 5.-The police have been informed of unusual activity among anarchists and today detailed a score of detectives 10 shadow Elm ma Goldman. "Comradc@ Alexander Berkman and other 'sreds' i'll Chica go.
 Evidences of activity among the anarchists have been found. The at tempted assassination of the king and queen of Spain and the discovery of the bomb plot against the president at Portland Ore, reused the local police to the danger of a similar con spiracy in Chicago.
 For weeks before Berlman was re- leased from the Pittsburg workhouse word had been sent to Chicago reds that there was to be a revival of the movement in this city. Maxim Gorky and another Russian revolutionary agitator are coming to Chicago Gorky is 10 attend q number of meet ings of anarchists which are to be- gin June $. Mystery surrounds the identity of Gorky's companion. Chief Collins would make known nothing concerning the expected visitor, ex- cepting that he was a well-knoWn fred" agitator. and had gained prom thence in Russia They are preparing to head off the man when he arrives al the limits of Chicago and turn him back.
 Though efforts were made by the police to keep Berkman and Emma Goldman under surveillance, when they arrived here, the self-proclaimed anarchists were able to evade the po- lice. After the attempted assass1na- tion of the Spanish ruler there was a Hull in the movement Of the Chlcago followers of Berkman and Goldman. But on the eve of the discovery of the plot at Portland Emma Goldman and Berkman spoke at a meeting in Apollo hall, Blue Island and Twelfth street Miss Goldman said:
 Another hero was made yesterday. The man who threw the bomb in Madrid had for his purpose the good O. humanity He did his duty, an lis name will be inscribed on the roll of fame King Alfonso represents a class which has fer all time trod beneath it's patrieian feet the mass of the people, and the time is now coming when that class will be no more"
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By RIDER HAGG11RD,
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Iuthsy of "Sh<," King Solemon's Mines," Etc.

"your pardon, Q princess. mes ..,oar has come from Salah- ed din de manding the presence of these knights at the banquet that he has made ready for his noble prisoners
 we obey" said Goodwin, and, rising. +hey bowed to Rosamund and to Ma souda. then turned to go. leavin. tue star jewel where tlIcy had been seated.
 Very skillfully Mesrour covered it with fold of his robe and under shel- for of the fold slipped down his hand and erasped it. not knowing that. al though she seemed to be turned away. Masouda was watching him out of the corner of her eye. Waiting till the bretbren reached the tent door, she called out:
 ..Sjr Wulf. are you already weary of the enchanted star of fortune, or would you begueath it to ns:''
 Now Wuf came back, saying heay- fly:
 "I forgot the thing. Who would not at such a time? Where is it? I left it on the cushion"
 ."Try the hand of Mesrour," said Ma souda. whereat with d very crooked smile the eunuch produced it and said
 q wished to show you. Sir Knight, that you must be careful with such
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('To Be Continued.
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DISEASED CATTLE
 GOOD FOR FOOD
Chicago Health Commissioner Uses Strange Argument for Inspection.

Chicago, June 5.-Mayor Dunne to- eay asked the consent and cO-Opera- tion of the federal government i'll the appointment of a commission of path ologists and scientific men versed ln meat inspection for the purpose Of investigating the conditions at the stock yards and the methods of in- specting meat.
 Health Commissioner Whalen said:
 'T have never said that diseased meat is fit for food, but if the govern ment or any one else wants to con- demn every animal for localized t''' berculosis it will find trouble of all sorts. All scientific men agree that local affection does not spoil the rest of the carcass. The government S own commission came here and es. tablished the rules under which the inspection is being conducted. Where the infection is local there is no dan ger of a general infection Of the whole animal. and it is foolish to con- den1n the whole carcass.
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GIRL TO UNDERGO
 QUEER OPERATION.
Surgeon To Remove Diamond Which
 She Swallowed.

Omaha. Ncb., June 5.--''Yes. I'll III drfeo aH operation so that CoombeS can have his diamond. Any thing to be released from this miser- ah1e place. Such was the statement made by Miss Mae Thomas. the wo man who swallowed a $250 diamond in the jewelry store of F. L. Coombes and company three weeks ago. Dr. w O. Henry consented to perform the operation the fact being cited that she had no money; that her three yearold child at Houston, Texas. was it death's door. and that she would b" given her freedom just as soon as the jewel WAS returned 10 it's right ful owner
 'i will De glad to perform the opc- ration said Dr Henry. "E dc
 consider the operation a difficult one and Miss Thomas will be none the worse from her experiences
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05
ACQUlTS GIRL SLAYER.
New York Jury Ignores the Judge
 Charge in the Terranova Case.

New York June 5.-1n spite of the judges charge which practically m- structed the jury to return a verdict of murder in the first degree, Jo- sephine Terranova was yesterday ac- anitted of the murder of her aunt, C0ncerta RiggiO. The verdict was reached in sixteen minutes, being agreed to without discussion. In view Of the fact that the killing had been admitted. Judge Scott instructed the i,ry that in default of justification, which plea, he said, had not been ad- yanced. and there being little eV1- dence of the abuse alleged as an ex- cuse. except the prisoners own testl- irony, they should properly find a verdict of murder in the first de. gree.
 The girl was remanded to the I'ombs to answer to the charge of murderine her uncle, who was killed at the same time as his wife. As sistant District Attorney Ely, who has conducted the prosecution, was unable to say, definitely, tonight whether or not the second charge would be prosecuted.
 The prisoner received the announce r,ent with perfect composure. AS she was being led out of court she was followed by crowd of women, many of whom thrust the officers aside and embraced and kissed her. Outside the Tombs cheers were raised by throng of hundreds of Italians. to whom the news of the acquittal was made known by the prisoner waving her handkerchief as she crossed the "bridge of sighs' leading to the Tombs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05
70 SEEK ELEPHANT
 REMAINS tN KANSAS

Chicago. Jane 5.--Fozsil remains of
 'aahants. camel and ttles tropical animals which roamed thousands of years asa h Nebraska and South Da- Hc5a. near the shares If the eeftaee- ous ocean which then covered ] large Tortiaa of the Mississippi valley, will he soush= by members Of an e%peai- ton from the Field Columbian n1u- scum.
 0. c. Harrington, head Of the seol- ogy department, is 3esirous of adding to the museums already large illus trative collection of fossils Of the cretaceous age He has sent Prof. F. s. Riggs and Prof J. g. Abbot, both of the Field museum, and T E' Ollecot Of Brooklyn 10 Her-nosa. $. D.. where the party will begin re- searches immediately. Later in the summer the expedition will move to Kansas. where the work will be com pleted before fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

0ut that now is nine gain-because T ie Fo1rs? That H5en and women are free. or So some .r.l it. Well, il or they are gr9ug. Ne are nGj frae. Wac free when first saN, y4Gt C. IL Be1ut lAe eyes f3,' which b43 feel watching gil fy lHse', s34@ sa@s39 1l4.--- came from EoU to Ile, &1f. !. ll.e c1e.- off giaYtIfuG oe s..t5 .f5 @T-ea y5u, hove Tati. I5-=e9t tet..5 t3 l. ' 9&l. doom! I5, al.j rsi3it.@a I WAS So. an aziif reioico ,hay t = :5, aud would cl no GtIzer fate. heeerse hi that love learned thaf tazte k 2 I2e@nillG n this fife ana t4&f j,4eGe k aa an9wer to il ill lives to ha. otherWhere If not here. Nay, speak 1of. know yoar oath, nor would l ten2t you to it's breaking. But. Sir Goodwin, 8 woman such as the lady Rosamund cannot love two men" And as she spoke Mas0uda stro7e to search his face while the shaft went home.
 But Goodwin showed neither surprise nor pain.
 "So you know what have known for long. he said "so long that my sor- row is lost in the hope of my brother s joy. Moreover, it is well that she should have chosen the better knight"
 "Sometirnes," said Masouda refiec- lively. sometimes have watched the lady Rosamunl and said to myself; What do you lack? You are b2auti- ful. you are highborn. y9u are learHe;' YOU are brave ana you ale good The l have answered, You lack wisdom and true sight, else you would lot have chosen Wulf when you m3gaf have taken Goodwin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

-.a fg.,', ,F h"" '-=.''. ";,'',r.-..h w, laay BIC; her it:,'i. Ut" .a"H h'e~ N,. iioiln@ yet Also ,1'u'f t.iE fail. e.. ,bcn hi h:S i,!:..t as br>t can. am 10 frpn man, A,;,>nH',n.
 .'Si,e h;,< not declared that she loves your brother we may guess wrongly i'll this matter
 And we may guess rightly. What then?'
 Then" answered Masouda, there are many kniglltly orders or monas- teries for those who desire such place - as you do in your heart. Back to your tent. Sir Goodwin. where l will send Ab,iuljah to you to receive the jewel. So, farewell farewell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

them for awhile to interpret then they might go 1hrjr ways without ransom.
 On the i'' HrroW. accordingly. the cap tivPs were sent to Damascus, and that day Sa a!adin took the castle of Tiberias. Then he moved on to Acre which he took. relieving AoOo Moslem captivcs, and so oil to other towns. all of which fell before him. till at length he came to Asralon. which he besiegcd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05
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 For sale hy all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn company. Buf- falo, New York. sole agents for the United States
 Rerembe the name-poan' 's-and ttke uo other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

The cltnGlch produced tue gem.
 gems as these, especially in a camp where there are many dishonest per sons.'
 "I thank you," answered Wulf as he took it. "You have shown me" Then, followed by the sound of Masouda' s mocking laughter. they left the tent.
 Of all the strange feasts that they ever ate the brethren found this the strangest and the most sad. Saadin was seated at the head of the table with guards ans! officers standing be- hind him. Not far from him sat the king of .jcEuGalc1n and his brother and all down the board great captive no- bles, to the number of fifty or more.
 Sorry spectacles were these gallant knights in their hewn and blood stain ed armor, pale faced, too, with eyes set wide in horror at the dread deeds they had just seen done. Yet they ate, and ate ravenously. for now that their thirst was satisfied they were mad with hunger Thirty thousand Chr!stlans lay dead oa the hor. and plain Of ii2t' tin; the Kingdom C.; Jerusalem vas de- stroyed aA>l its i:;;;iac q prisoner. IAe holy rood was ,.,..l1l >.s d tro. ny. i'e- featet,. s,!:s,..a.!. I"1t .ived-Ect tl2- :a.a and being hnr"a could take conf >,Tt from the | e,,it t,.s. ..s.l1..tt.S eaten. the law of t!r .t::,!is. q least tt'.' lives Nelt &;4.e,
 Salal.l. =..z.es' f;4;'vz::l a..d E.';3! .f | him ttat tlsa:' li.s:. 3-2s ",'1rct r. and gave t,se..} foa'. ;sl.l they ;s'so n-f who were :, .5zE l. #'ji- lls..sf@t.1',
 "Iav.z -: sss;z. - .,4-3, ,-.1 lA''.; 2 ceey., be sesf 's~ i-=s E.s,;.9<l yl,. Ler:' he ,.s.e,. lye9s.stlY.
 "Siro,, s1 i f,ta.s tV5''i'. T e sjcl, v:zt. s.ia s.. ..f' T-:F and ,.I=s:fz.. r. llfsos5' also th | her unelv. 1.... g...snsss- -..l z sovereign af the V...zl. ils( si;,f -.= arHe. , un&1nc4 men"
 'WuIf taas.... ,cd at Lis vsarz@. but ssi. adin G5fen1 ana slIe,-4eel Il #!i.zl.
 .poubtless," he answered, "she thinks ne cruel. and you also think Ire cruel-a despot who delights ill the death of his enemies. Yet it is not SC. for I desire peace and to save life, not to destroy it. It is you Christians who aga upon a hundred years have (-.gea1 70 sands with blood be cause Lat you wish to possess the la,4.. = v. your prophet lived and died more tastn eleven centuries age. How many Saraceas have you slain: Hundreds of thousands of them. More over. with you peace is no peace. Thnse orders that I destroyed tonight have broken t q score of times. Well, will bear uo more. Allah has given me and my army the victory, and 1 will take your cites and drive the Franks bacl. into the sea. Let them seek their own lands and worship God there after their own fashion and leave the east in quiet.
 "Now. Sir Goodwin, tell these captives for me that tomorrow 1 send those or thom who are unwounded to Damas- ems there to await ransom while l De siege Jerusalem and the other Chfls- tian cities
 So Go1Win rose and told them; after ward he asked whether he and hls brother were also to be sent to Damas' GUS.
 saladin replied that he would keel
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NOTICE.
Pinn Bluff. ArI1.. , 26.o6.

Pine Bluff, Ark, 3=2606. The assessment of local Improve nent Sewer district, No. ,, was flied in my office on the 26th day of May. 1906, and the same is now subject to inspection.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-10-26
Valley Robbed in White.

great surprise met the people of the
ualley Monday morning up n arising, in
that mantle of aboue nine inchee of
snow covered the ground The storm
seemed general over this part of the ter
ritory, Santa Fe having about fourteen
inches, with Las Vegas probably more
In Albuquerque slushy rain, with some
snow, fell, All Colorado and Kansas are
reported wrapped in heavy robe of the
beautiful.
After Old Sol cameon duty on Tues
day, the snow soon disappeared, and our
famous climate asserted itself. The snow
will have been of far more benefit than
harm to the valley, in that the soil is now
thoroughly soaked.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-10-26
Republicans Hold Primary.

The republicans of the Estancia pre-
cinct held their primary to choose dele
gates to the county convention on next
Saturday, last Tuesday. After the meet.
ing was called to order, Trinidad Romero
was named as chairman and DR.. j. l..
Norris as secretary. G. H. VanStone
placed in nomination as delegates, Jesus
Garcia, w. M, Gregg, Felix Gurule.
Manuel Salas placed the names of Fran.
cisco Gonzalez, Antonio Salazar, and An.
astacio Torres, before the meeting as
candidates. After ballot was taken, the
former delegates were declared elected by
More than two thirds vote.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-10-26
Seriously Wounded at Willard.

What may terminate in a fatal accident
occurred in the A. T. &. S. F. yards here
Monday night. freight train bac king
into the yards from the east collided with
coal car and Conductor Reed, who was
standing on the end of the caboose of the
moving train, was seriously injured, sus-
tanning painful bruises en- all parts of his
body. The glare of a headlight of an en-
gine standing on sdetrack blinded the
conductor, who did not realize his danger
until the collision occurred. He was caught
between the caboose and coal car and bad
ly mashed. Doctor Wilson, the company's
physician, dressed the injured mans
wounds and he was sent to the Santa Fe
hospital at Las Vegas.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-10-26
Pay Your Subscription
TO the Schools,

The directors of this school precinct are
having hard row to hoe just at present.
At the beginning of the term, it was evi.
dent that two teachers could not take care
of the pupils. A subscription was started
to employ third teacher, and sufficient
money was subscribed. The third teach
er has been teaching about six weeks now
and only about sixteen dollars of the
amount subscribed has been paid. Pre-
sumably it is an oversight on the part of
those having made the subscriptions, but
unless the money is forthcoming POGO
pronto, it will be necessary to close the
school. This ought not be. The school
is doing good work, and it should by all
means continue. The teachers are doing
faithful work, and the pupils are taking
active interest. The board asks that all
who have made subscriptions will call on
Mr.. Brashears at the store and make paw
ment, so that the school may continue.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-10-26
zanares against Luna.

zanares against Luna.
He has secured the promise of support
from his friends for a bill now pending
to pay the railroad bonds issued by San.
ia Fe and Grant Counties and which
with interest aggregate almost million
dollars.
Other measures of Importance are
pending and some of them will undoub.
tedly become law if he is retuaned to
Congress on November 6.
But this tells only of a small part of
the W ork performed by Delegate An.
drews. Not speaking of the immense
mass of literature sent to his coustitu.
ents, he was always at the beck and call
of the humblest person from New Mexi.
CO; he was their errand boy, who denied
no request and interested himself per.
sonally in every personal petition. From
what he has done, cali be readily deduced
what he will do during his second term
in Congress, when additional experience,
more friends, higher standing in the
departments as we'll as at the White
House and in Congress will enable him
to do moro for New Mexico than he ac
complished during the past eighteen
months. IF New Mexico ever needed
an influential representative at Wash
ingtou, it is now, and who will deny that
such representative is William FL. An
dlews, the Republican nominee for the
delegate to the Sixtieth Congress?-New
Mexican.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-10-26
LarraZoIa Addressed
Good Audience.

Last evening while the southbound train
was at the depot, Hon. O. A. LarrazoI
addressed about hundred of our voters
from the platform of the storeh 1use near
the depot. While necessarily sholt, the
speech was straight to the point, a strong
plea being made for a clean election and
an honest count.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-10-26
Sheep Shipped to CoIorad o.

On Wednesday about 900 lambs from
the ranges of the 5alado Sheep Company
passed through Estancia for feeding in
Colorado, having been loaded at Tor.
rance. The cars were so crowded with
the fsecy animals that tramping of some
of thet~ counld not be helped.