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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
8 IN ter,s Alum Springs.

III PITY SKI # July "A moIlg /. me ne
recent arrivals a Msn5Isrs Ml.
!, PAINTER. Pulaski D. G. barton.
p eu REV George Il Gtlmsr n fro sGi1,
sDrapee1p, atard 3 Norment Powell, Bris-
E ea, ~ s. sha mo Poplar Fill: 6.
Suford, John cloyd Jr; Misses; Ha T11
aIu S My 1,itzer.l Roanoke, w. r, Stone
a1a M Mlss Reile stone Bristol y, !, ] ].
Howard IyAnhos n f nrnegt ataRsda'
f mdl IN !. Miss Daisy Howe Rural Retreat;
.l amd nose nose from Pulaski we're Mr. and
Mrs. j, n Bosang Mr., and Mrs, 4, Y Y
,ii,nn' % Hr, Howard y. .. HUI, Jr,. Il;
- ~ K al! ~ Mrs, 6, " Robinson and
dauEhteT grIs.ol,, Mr, nna Mrs
Mrs ,rhomas 81 Ingles and p Kent Bnford,
dublin Mr. and Mrs , =. Il, M Moo on,i
Mrs, ]. Is, Fink and Y. ", stesef' iro'''
pua ak 3S5sftstsa.
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many 4 ARRIVALS / \ Al /
THE NATURAL |. BR B [ !.
The Lads and Lassies Of the
Countryside Join in the
Dance. 3..3,s 's /.

Il Especial to n The II Time -Dlspa tch,) 3$3s
NJ NATURAL BRIDG p. July 4 thomas
jefferson, with all his . olon,onic'' Wis
dom. showed wond erful foresig ut a e and
knowledge OF what was to be- " hen he
spoke OF the Bridge as y "a famous place
that will draw Is the attention Of the
world, He could not have dreamed them
In the days OF stage-coach and .charlot,ia
when transportation 20 'er craig and toy
rent was wrought With much d itticulty,
to what extent his prophe tic words would
Il be realized by the future generations; he
could not have looked beyond linz the dim
vista Of the future, and seen u e n oco-
motive, with Its grea I, . teamlng strength,
pulling thousands Of people away n from
the stlfing cities, cross the rock KS and
srills OF the Blue Ridge, bringing them IN
the ease and comfort OF almornlng spent
at home, and deposittng them ~ the
sWlftness OF a moment upon our threHll-
hold. with no sign o q, fatigue nor dis
comfort afrom the rapid transit, even
( sc, and We would wish II tEswere mot
too great q strainsupon the nerves OF ON
guests y and the innate nlodesty of9 ME-.
Jefferson, we could have him With JUS.
lust as he Isl to see for, hlmsel the
fultllment Of his sIords the roll and
tumble OF the human mass, The curious lS'ss s
5pubHc..the world at large.
There is a delightful custom, lere IA
Sculiar to the place, and that - tho
gathering Of the country folk for miles
around to dance III the evening" & II ~
pleasing to note the country lads and
siassjcs, With the blush Of the mountain
ross upon their cheeks, gliding TO the
dreamy waltz, whirling through the mer-
rs. Stwo-step. and occasionally in'lulsins
on the slde8in what Is conlllonly .e.au ,s
pthe jigi or the back-step w ha seper
III may be. II is simply an cutie lof ex,
cessive youth and 81 spirits, and rs moss
satisfying TO lhe participant and his ali,
dience. Among the notiesably graceful.
dancers OF the hotel are Miss !, Marina Y a
Paxton Mr.. Peac ny spencer. " =, I, ana
Mrs. III. s.. Ament, Mr.. and Mrs, Powell
\ Watson. Mr., and Mrs. George y, re AM
Natural Hridge Is s9tte q resort for
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I 1l9 ii p 2lgIS. 3. Al
There seems 10 DO an Unusual collect ton
" u descendafts9 ~ Legal gifts. \, q "a,

4. ~ . . Il. II
Thereb seems - an a u. ~
~ z !,
and rn,,sr
Sos Baltimore and Mrs YRS ~
OF a. are !. 81, q, ,..h
B. ~
lthe civil
and ~ -
,,s dea -. J, -
awas CO. SIC ., ercd onH =
10 q. y !.
otin q Y y, 4 -.
Lamar of Ma {, Nh are
;tp tius
of9 ma tlonal ~ 8
the supreme Zen .e Z, Y. 4. 7. !.
n ~ and N 81 NY
3Plnkneys ot ~, = ao,,t
Carolina Mrs pnknsy as II daug
ter one 4! ot 8, ~
VINO was ,ne 1,
sse
rs g ais ~ 49,
nous
meg i. Nm
"a ~ and u. IL \.
semes is wei n - VII, 4,
thu MISE o. q, q ~
IT'S her a y.
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thc old y eor d ~ ~.
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|IAZY July DAYS { Al
THE BRAN D n. 4 4.
Visitors Prefer the r atoms
Of Outdoor Life TO Social F
Functions. u ~

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.)
THE BRANDON July IA. ~ The lazy,
July day are sli piping swiftly y by at Hotel
/ Brandon. Stlch Is the com fort OF the,
Wide yeranna J, SO sa tlsrying 4 u ire ~ me,
walks to the lithla spring. that socla.|
functions com g to- beH q most too muck
trouble eyertheless u q potato race
given by. Mrs. Il spinwal Ii q OF Washing
ton, delighted the youngsters Tuesday,
night, The prize was Won by Mr.. Walter
illianls, & 4 ~ OF Richmond. j3;s 3 az
tuesday night ushered in the first Of
the progressive euchres for which the
Brandon IS famous. The ladies were
charming IN their pretty costumes COS and
the prizes very dainty. The hrst prize.
Was won by Miss Elsie Parrish. and.
the second by Mrs. Christopher romp,'
kins,t both Of r Richmond. NJ iss Florence;
Lacy scored some 81 the players were
Johnson Mrs. ,rompKtns. Mrs. n osaley.
Mira. James Rutherford, Miss n, u. Roe-ss
inson and lss Katherine Robinson, Miss
Gha,neTs Miss arnsid Erea y 81
Richmond; Mrs. GEORGE Lang horne and
Miss Marian Lansholne. of Cal lfornia; e
M Ma AsnhhMasl asf Mr. ~ 3ssk m sRsa.
Of Baltimore, and AIr. Darlington w 4;
liams, al Hchmond, sf34 5{&st Y
Asmall tlshing party drove Off to North M
River on S4tlriay5gtn charge or AZ ZIG
1 w. G. AIoseley. Mr.. Ernest Mo1eley SWals
the most successful fisherman. .a ~ e
the Brandon ara those of Mr.. WITT, %
|, Sraunton and Mrs. Dabney CrensilaW, Of
Richmond, Mrs, G. guy, one Of ne most
popular of the Young matfons. nas h.esr8
own turnout heFs. IlrlVtas rs CONS RAM
In vogue, i n a45 & * II 4i . tsiS
y trhe latest names on the register \, are
III. futile University on virginia y s., Nj
Raird. Crave. Va; Miss Mary Tncksr.a
payills H N9rmen1 saa MIte Riehs
NJ Jones, Richmond. W, A., Williams,
Richmond; Judge b. n Gordon and wife.
Il LoYinsion, VA. mes Rathetsosd.
RichmSRds IA. Hosa, VIE and ns 9 y
Mrs. pabney Alaury, PeoIla Hi ss4s4 ~
Fpabney Mausy. Peoria, ~ ~
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Claren1lo:lnrt Affairs.

scI,AREMONT, ~ A.. ] I'LL IL - BUSINESS
at the stave5 and heading mills II s excel
lent, the Virginia Head Ing GO npur rum
ming their mill Till q 2 n. 70 Try and
1 ca til, up with orders. rs 7 he II ew stave
and single mill Of Rich nd 81 illiar +
Com pa ny. ha s also s ia rted and has plenty
SofSwork ahead iiS; ts.l VI |.
II The excessive rain Is making Il hard
Tor the farmers to keep the gra So down
In their peanuts. In fact. the writ er has
heard of several WHO. OWN 8 TO- he goo,d
had 4 put u nj an Increased ssa acreage but,
owing 10 the scarcity OF labo Will have
gtoS d bandonS their crop. excep e uch par
as they can A take care OF themsely
Spossibiysis the long rum he best
that could happen to- them, Il $ sas; larger
crop il almost Il, 70 result In q lower
price tH
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Good they are biting fine, 10 the
checrYilE reply OF 1.-The fisherman VI on Ill the

GOOD I; they are biting fine, ls tho
CHEEKY reply Of the sf'ern1a on . the
Y Some exploring parties visited Parra-
more island, not far from Cedar 81 slanu.
this week This island !, I covered ere 4 for g,
some distance with dense BOG Az 9.
woods, mostly cedurs and pine q W.. lt r.
landing on The island you q nave 70 Walk
d mile through these WOODS. most 2, peg " y
tifui and pic tlresque, befors. the hea ! :,
Is rca cied IA beautiful, sa nd beach .ex.
tends for miss along the oce an side, q nda
s the following delightful party Is reg 8,
lstered the hotel: Mr.. and M !. ,. AZ
Built Big stone +, raa ~ ~
md lula, Master Henry and Jos NUS "a =
ssEGg w sha s a
Va. Mrs. Charles tIa skell.h Colunlola, =! -
CT: Mr. AZ Fl I. Lord. Baltimore Nc, ~
Bernard LeCato y n c,a ~, ~
", Gibbsons Miss Laullne;,; 7 :
Charles Va. Mr.. EMe5sosS M snlI PF r.
ield, VA: Mr. 81 shspRar;d: I. Ha1lsGIs.y:
w. Scott ~ ~ (.
Nir.s. r. Frank Hudson, hilndelpnia, ta =
Nil. John E. Combs lining lon y a. ~ nj
Dorsey Lewis, Fxmore, y sam, ar,
Mrs Bulltt, family and ma 70, Hlg stp'se
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'.I I'M: M'I|IEC.K,L..ENBURG
[NTE [ !. MANY VI !! "
"a Spirited Bowling Party and
Impromptu 'Vaudc n
IA Tho TineS-DisnaI

Sp6cist$ x 20 Inc ~ lmeSyDlSpalCH)4A83i
I, TE HiEGKLENBuR u CHASE CITY y
eaSIy rol mos and
to tho Ia OF ph yscs.. gains me ne LUZ
soon the fackneyed @' giddy whlrliss..,,wlll
not be an extraYa ga mt ERIN. wit y hicll
70 describe tho, soc al condition. a T. he
cklenburg.l t The s& cnsmopol tan person.
mel OF the A1ecklenburg Is perhaps It's
most Atra ctlye fea ture .s There IS IA suffi-
csnt ~ e1xs
many itransients who come and go drive
away nnyiSs ug lions 70 fgmonoto ny ian !! Y Y
flrnsh that spice Z fs Wh'ff lnh eck
lenburg combines the delightful charac e
|teristics 10 4 a. summe r wa ring, place MI 2
the snap ana 60 ~ SLY M
had the pleasure Of entertaining ne VIE
ginia and North Ca rol!na Press Assocla-
ton came in suchlatgiH nv, p s.
each came armed wit pen ms teaH o. y
sword, despite the excellent uthority as
to which is might!er Y. II, I
circle here. It lis Impossible not 70 nlis 8
those who have SO com pie III dentlnet =
themselves With the life Of the pacis, g, and ,s
CLARK, OF Wilson. and her daug lter, MI 50
Ellen scark who a fter q STA OF InI s :
months left on ondayt So universal e 20
The i1e balcony 70 mako thei nyieux during
the orehestVTtn1 dflaeates y som
q Jude judge and Ms r. inston, iss
Wins on and Miss Amy Winston, Of Dur,
ham q rnlng I, int q 7, stou y
hsirsd rs (, orning Bowling
E IahTsy y,sni i Gff q rs Fraak Mi
s e r psha sd iHe aSas
" ~ V !! HI 81 III n BESIDES Judge and Mrs
Wlnston, those playlng, were Mr. \, 4, a !,
Mrs f Franz y MHHaMSat Hoas.en
Mrs Mrs j. n c.sWalton.S OF the Meeklenhlrs,
), Al 4. k,Gf y Th,'Sl
nrS;e nnSsr he players
Of The hotel was another very er.jpya PIC
duTng ne was e
iirely iIimpromptu, having. been gotten up
on The spur q The moment 4 we u !, m !,
aid l,sIea ase Waa
most enthusiastic and 1uite g neat SUN s. J,
was a, + when the nat vas paSss4
m essonsl y R sns SSes HnSa q aeFs
ana was happyth N
done very cleVerly by Al ISIS K ~, moi,
folk;a seYeral voice sops by MI, lld Wagt n
porn, well kno%yn hasf s,g ger ~ ~
| lie tnyiniighiand Ring by Mr. C G. les
gle. OF Stoyall, n, O., whose gInloYanle 2,
suggested the bnsplpos and kllt 4, =
lmuntis, OF the Mec!Sle0burg, and N.Y. llyii'
son, az Baltimore, y &:
TTile prosran,l, was tersperssa nN, m 9,
llectfon5 by tho orcheStrn, w hose bsaNIllu y!
insi' is uncof the CHIEF straettpilso q
Yong ss 1lst a reSSl hd l h an
MIS-. Mrs Robert be D. Jphnsten. y an,es 81
Heath ana family S9 nr'a M Sir r. r.
n Y e n r., fiormeriy. of chnond
~, I, a. IA timore. Miss CurrlH IN
ford. II. d. \; Miss Bord q Cog !. spoLa
I'M Fnll,s1s & q IA sa alia ter
SNE5rf ak Nj NJ Il E JYetssll and y W
Metseii, az Clneinna u, b J! ets . sns
large number ~ press represent ts Y
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People in Highland,

season il bringing to Highland gooaly
5numbersof city folk, who seek rest and nd
relief iisf from tile cares and discomforts OF
city environments i h,
Some / Of the visitors here during the
present week are Mr., y ]. EIsS Grlsg ana
sdaughter, Miss Bess, OF Parkersburg,E *,
Va Ar; and Mrs. ", II. Lands, with
two sl, children stauntoniaI j.. Hanson,
8SWssife and son,s Chicaa1t W . 7, LYMAN,
5SVash!ngton, K p. Gil; Louis Z. Mltler, legf
sey city. and =. 2 laasy. = y h1noRd'
Va, {S S aiifFS AZ III N Y t4
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Fluvanna P oints,
lsneclal \ to The \. Times-p lspatchll

lSNecIHI 1H1
SHORES. FI.UV.ANNlA co q VA, July
il4,s---AIE and Mrs, I's q. Seay have re- 4,
turned home after n most delightful visit
10 friends and relatives in Richmond and
Norfolk NJ VI & n
Sundaylat the home or Mr., u. ]. Profiitt,
q Mr.. NJ. b, Protiitt,g Of Roanoke, Ma. "
spending his IN sa,tion Of ten days among
his many friends and relatives ~ TINS ms
Mr., Lee Rugs or Roanoke. rethrlled
on Friday after a two weeks stay WI
his parents, Mr.. and AIRS, g. ~, sug
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
LEGAL.
PubIicntion NotIcc.

state of Illinois, Rock Island Coun-
In the Circuit court of Rock Island
county. ILL.,. May term, 1906. In attach
ment Demand 1,499.50.
Ira H. Buffum VS.. William III. Patterson
and M. Ada Patterson.
Notice is hereby given to you, the
Patterson, that writ of attachment
has been sued out of the office OF the
clerk of the circuit court of said county
of Rock Island at the suit of the said
Ira II. Buffum and against the estate OF
you the said William III. Patterson and
Nj. Ada Patterson, for one thousand four
ninety nine and fifty one-hundredths
dollars, besides interest, directed to the
sheriff of said county to execute, which
said writ. has been returned by said
sheriff executed by levy or. tiIe undi-
vided fourth part of the following de-
scribed real estate. towit: The west
u of the n. Z. a, section 8. and the
the west Is of the n. +. Il of said sec
ton s. all in township 16, north range
g. west of the 4th p. NJ, in Rock Island
county, state of Illinois
Now unless you, the said William ID.
Patterson and NJ. Ada Patterson. shall
personally be and appear before the
Circuit court of said county on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be
holden at Rock Island. in said county,
on the first Monday in the month OF
May next, give. special bail ana pleau
to said action, Judgment VIII be enter
ed against you in favor Of the said
piaintiff. and the property attached soiu
GEORGE w. GAMBLE. Clerk
Rock Island. Ill, March o., 1906
George c. Wenger, plaintins attor-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
Alligator as WATCHDOG.

Ed Kelley is going to open up a new
industry in kingman, Mo-, it being
nothing other than an alligator farm.
says the Kansas City Journal He re-
Gently received from Frank Vein.
schenk, who Is down in New Orleans,
pair of genuine French alligators by
express. They are male and female,
and it is Kelley's intention to make a
business of raising them for sale. AS
is well known, an alligator makes one
of the most reliable watchdogs, If such
they may be called, there is in exist
ence, and they can be trained to keep
Off all varmints and even suspicious
persons from the premises. They can
be taught to bark like q dog, and their
bark much resembles that of gen.
uine bulldog. and owing to their IN
cOuth or. repugnant appearance there
is nothing that will venture upon the
premises where they are located.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
Town Noted as Hobo Retreat.

The lookup of the town of Sidney.
south of Wapakoneta, o., is becoming
famous throughout that part of Ohio
among the Weary WillieS'' fraternity
as the hoboes' retreat, says a Wapa-
koneta special dispatch to the Chicago
Record-Herald. During the past four
months 46S tramps have been lodged
there over night. record of the dodgers
being kept in the mayors office by the
police. The number is posted every
morning. The following Is the record
for the four months: November, so:
December, lis; January, log; Febru-
airy, 167.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
Always Keeps ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy in His House.

1--WE would not be without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is kept on
hand continually in our home" says
W. w. Kearney, editor of the Independ-
ent, Lowry City, Mo. That is just
what every family should do. When
kept at hand ready for instant use, a
cold may be checked at the outset and
cured in much less time than after it
has become settled in the system. This
remedy is also without peer for Group
in children, and will prevent the at
tack when given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough appears, which can only
be done when the remedy is kept at
hand. For sale by all leading drug
giStS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
NEW SPELLING PHILOSOPHY
Children of Future May Escape Pres.
emit Pushing Forms.

Children of Future May Escape Pres
emit Pushing Forms.
I'VE. don't want any academy like
the French academy to regulate our
grammar and spelling" said DR..
Charles p. G.. Scott, temporary secre-
tary Of the simplified spelling board.
the other day to reporter Of the New
York Tribune 1.-THE French academy
is medieval and has never done any
thing for the French language"
DIR. Scott, who Is the chronological
editor Of the Century Dictionary, be-
lieves that the way to regulate "spei-
ing'-for that is the word he uses-is
by a campaign of education rather than
by forcing changes on the public.
Some agency has been needed to
check the continuing error in our spell
Ing" he added. 1--WE hope that our
board will prove to be this agency. We
should place spelling on the same plane
with everything else. We alter our
houses, our clothes, and we even
change our religion. Spelling is no
more sacred than religion that we
should go on year after year with the
old puzzling forms.
I'VE want to take the English lam
guage and regulate and simplify 1t and
remove the anomalies. We think it
wrong to be teaching the perverse
spelling that adde's the brains of the
children. We expect In time to spell
definite without the e, philosophy
with two rs and, In general, to do
away with the ph's and CHS that wor-
~ children"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24

Publication Notice.

State of Illinois. Rock Island coun-
County Court of Rock IsIa ,ade COUNTY COUNTY
ton 10 ' to sch sch Real Estate TO Pay Debts
]. w. Simonson, administratSr oa I .ns'
VS. CaIista Whitesides. Joseph q. Whlte-
sides John w. whitesides. Bmm 1,nidd IL
e @nltesl1 e, whitesides. Ida May stodes
berry. James Clyde Tando, Mary l.. Ian
do Sadie May Tando don H reiisence Of Ca.
lista Whitesides. Joseph G. Whiteslues'
John w WhitesideS E anides c +, p.
Whitesides, Ida May Stodesbery, James
clyde Tando. Mary l. Tando' Sadie MAJ
above named having been filed in the
Office of the clerk OF the county court court
Sr R siSen lsi ia the said caiista White
sides. Joseph G. Whitesides; John W.
Whitesiees, Emmons r. WhiteS ,l1,
sides, Ida May Stodesbery, James Cnyde
Tando Mary l.. Tando. Sadie May Tan.
Do; HHmeF ". simonscn. administrator
of the estate of Samuel Whitesides, De.
ceased, has filed his petition IN the ss sar
an order to sell the premises belonging
to the estate of said deceased. or SO
much of il as may be needed TO pay tn9
debts of said deceased. and described
as follows, to-wit:. ,,,,,,
Lot number twelve az OF a,,tlnt num- q.
Der twenty-one (21), of section numper
twenty-four (24), township numDeI
nineteen 19), north range one % east
if the fourth (D principal meridlan.
county of Rock Island. state or LIMOS:
also, lot ten GO), block sixteen Q6(, old
town of Port Byron, state or llllnois'
Rock Island county. - .,aa
And that a summons has been lssuon
out of said court against you, return.
able at the April term, A. ID. 1910, OF
said court, to be holden on the 2nd Gay
If April, A. ID. 1906, at the court mouse
in Rock Island, in Rock Island county,
Illinois. -, 1,,...
Now, unless you, the said Calista
Whitesides. Joseph c. Whitesldes. Jonn
W. Whitesides, Emmons II: Whiieslues'
James w. Whitesides, Charles r. nlte-
sides Ida May Stodesbery, James CIyus
Tando, Mary L. Tando, Sadie May ram
do Homer G. Bruner, shall personally
be and appear before said county court
of Rock Island county, on the nrst DAY
of a term thereof, to be holden at ROCK
Island in said county, on the 2nd DAY
of April, 1906, and plead. answer or ne-
muir to the said complainant petitlon
filed therein, the same and the malters
and things therein charged and staten
will be taken as confessed, ana ue-
cree entered against you according I'd
the prayer of said bill.
Rock Island, Ill, March 2. 1906;
II. b. HUBBARD, clerk.
Harry NJ McCaskrin, complainants
solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
Real Estate

1,O25-Buys 5-room cottage on FOR
ty-third street, between Third ano
Fourth avenues.
S1,4co-WllI buy Groom house, 4
rooms down, and 3 up, city water, io'
55xIG2. Twenty-eighth street, near
Thirteenth avenue. $500 down
wehavetwo small houses in Davenport
we will trade as part payment on gooo
modern house in Rock Island
sf,4oo-WiII- buy a nice Groom cot
tage on Eighth avenue, near Twei1tn
street. cistern, city water, and sewer;
500 down.
s1,4oo-Will buy Groom cottage on
Thirty-first street, near Fourteenth ay-
enue.
s1,6oo-WiII buy Groom cottage on
Forty-sixth street. near Third avenue
lot 6Ox12O; easy payments.
We have two desirable lots on Four
tecnth-and-a-haIf street, near Tenth av-
enue, city water. sewer, and gas, sIZ9
each.
We build cottages on easy terms.
We loan money on real estate.
List your property with us.
Office open Wednesday and SATURDAY
evenings, 1880 to 8 O'CLOCK
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
Eggs With "A Monogram.

Mrs. III. III. Preston of Riverhead,
y. y, has flock of Barred Rock hens
of which she is justly proud, for they
are now beginning to lay eggs with a
monogram on the end of the shell, and
the monogram is an almost accurate
III. III. p" says Riverhead dispatch.
In various ways the flock has proved
to be of excellent quality. but since
the biddies began to lay eggs as to the
ownership of which there can be no
question, Mrs. Preston intimates that
they are so valuable that no person
can buy them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
LEGAL.
Petition to Probate VIII.

Petition 10 PrODate Will
State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
County Court, Rock Island County,
March Term, 1906.-In Probate.
In the matter of the probate OF the
last will and testament OF Hugh Raj
To All Persons Whom This May, Con-
Germ, including the unknown heirS-
at-law of Hugh Ralston. deceased,
Notice is hereby given. that on the
5th day of March, A. ID. 1906, petit
ton was filed in the county court or
that the last viii and testament of
Hugh Ralston, deceased. be admitted to
probate The same petition further
states that the following named and ,d per
tees: John Ralston. Miss Jane Ralston.
Robert McWha, Mrs. Lizzie McMeekln'
John Ralston. Mrs. Lizzie Caughey,
Agnes Miller, Mrs. Belle Kelly. Mrs.
Mary Sheridan. James Ralston, WiHiam
Ralston, Frank Ralston, Dupree Ral-
Mrs. Mary Larimer. Mrs. Agnes War
mock Mrs. Jennie Mckown, Mrs. Mar
tina Aster. Miss Mary i. RaIston, *. r
Ralston Hugh w. Ralston, Robert Raj
ston. Agnes r. Hill. and the unknown
heirs of Hugh Ralston, deceased Or
any, the residence and postoihce ad-
dress of whom Is unknoWn., 49,. A.
You are further notified, that the
hearing of the proof of said viii has
been set by said court for the 29th day
of March, A. ID. 1906, at the hour or =
house, in the city of Rock Island, in
said county, when and where you can
appear. if you see fit, and show cause
If any you have, why said Will should
not be admitted to probate
HENRY b. HUBBARD,
County Clerk.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill. March s.
jackson. Hurst & Stafford, solicitors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-24
Notice of Final Settlement.

Estate of Hugh Brennan, deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that the
eXecutriX of the last Will
and testament of Hugh Brennan, de-
ceased has this day filed her final re-
mort and settlement as such in the coun-
ty court of Rock Island county, and
hearing on said report has been set for
March 90 1906 at 9 o'clock a m, at
which time persons interested may ap,
pear and make objections thereto, and
If no objections are filed. said report
will be approved at that time, and the
undersigned will ask for an order of
distribution. and will also ask to be dis
charged.
Rock Island, Ill, March !, 1906.
MARY COLEMAN,
Executrix.
Marion e. Sweeney, attorney.