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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
SAGE LEAVES
Special to The Journal.

Brent, May 19.-AnOther week
without rain has renewed the drouthy
| conditions of last month.
On Tuesday We heard two thun-
ders toward the nothern horizon, but
heard Of no precipitation. Whether it
ever thundeTs without some rainfall
In the vicinity where it occurs is a
question which l have never been
able to solve.
1t is claimed that heavy cannonad.
ing has frequently induced the atmOs-
phere to yield up its boarded mos
ture.
l have frequently noticed, during
rain storms that a heavy clap of
thunder is generally followed by an
increased dOwn-pOur in few
seconds, as if the jar had released
more water.
Uncle Sam once experimental in
the art of artificial raining, several
years ago, by atmospheric concus-
sion but has not yet established
thunder factories for the millions. 1t
would be a wise thing to have show
ers on tap to sprinkle the. earth.
AS 1 write these Sage Leaves"
Friday night, the good people Of
Brent are said to be holding a festi-
val at the schOOl-hoU-e for the bene-
fit of the coming" Baptist church.
Mrs. Marshall is still with us, but
will probably skip out" on Monday
or Tuesday.
1t is hard to give up wading in this
Florida sand.
Oats harvest is now at full height.
The peculiar sound of the reaping
machine may be heard in CloptOn's
fields.
The drowth has been against the
plump filling of the grain on sandy
lands, but this weather is delightful
for curing the crop.
Corn will be ruined if rain keeps
off much longer. Our plums are
about half their usual size, and Der
ries are fast drying up.
THOS. MCMILLAN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
DOES YOUR SCALP ITCH.
Are Your Hairs Dropping One by o

Are Your Hairs Dropping One by One.
If your scalp itches you are doubt
less suffering from dandruff. The
dandruf germ is digging up your scalp
in little flakes, called dandruff and sap
ing the life Of the hair bulb. No hair
preparation that Is a mere hair stimu-
liant and tonic will cure dandruff, be-
cause it won't kill the germ that causes
the trouble. Newbro's Herpieiae is
the latest scientific discovery; and it
will kill the dandruff germ. Destroy
the cause, and you remove the effect
kill the germ and you will have no
more dandruff, falling hair or badness
For sale by w. A. D'Alemberte. drug
gist and Apothecary, 121 South Pala-
fox St..Or send 1Oc. in stamps for sam
pie to the Herpieide Co., Detroit Mich.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
A. M. LeFRANcAIS,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
PHONE 497.
n. II. D'ALEMBERTE
GOING TO NEW YORK

H. H. D'Alemberte will leave Mon
day morning for New York and Other
points purposely to purchase a large
line of goods for w. A. D'Alemberte's
drug store. He will purchase a large
line of imported extracts, bristol goods
etc. He will also purchase a line Of
Hudnut's toilet articles. Mr.. D'Alem-
berte is planning some great improve
ments for his drug store. New show
cases will be put in and new coats OF
paint will brighten the appearance OF
this store. Mr.. D'Alemberte will be
gone about ten days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
Y. M. c. A. HAS PROGRAM
FOR THIS AFTERNOON

The program at the Y. NJ c. A. fol
this afternoon has been arranged by
Brownlee Wolfe and something good
may be expected. The features OF the
program are seldom announced in ad
vance and the affair is always infor
NAL. Any man is. welcome and each
Sunday sees a good attendance. The
hour is $3.50. The association build
ing is open until D. m. s
The Bible class organized some
weeks ago has had an average atten
dance Of about twenty. Membership
in this class is not limited to members
of the association.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
Navy Department viii Investigate
Order to Play Always in
The Way"
CAPTAIN OF MARINE CORPS IN
PHILIPPINES MAY FIND HIM.
SELF IN SERIOUS TROUBLE
THEREFRoM - SEARCH BEING
MADE FOR LOST AUTOMOBILE
TORPEDO.
Special 70 The Journal.

Washington, D. c., May IA
ways in the Way" is not considered
by the navy department as an appro-
pirate tune to be played at funeral,
and Acting Secretary of the Navy
Newbury has directed Capt. Drake,
Of the Wisconsin, to make thorough
investigation Of the reports that Cap
tain H. l. Bearss, of the Marine Corps,
had instructed the band to play the
above piece at the funeral of a ma
rine at OlOngapO, P l.
Although the officers stationed In
Washington do not believe that an
officer of the navy or marine corps
would be so indiscreet as to order the
band to play so bright an air at fun
eral, the navy department is much dis
turbed over the affair as letters have
been read from unofficial sources
which tend to support the allegations
that the air was played.
1t is thought that if Always in the
Way" was played at all it was on the
march from the cemetery after the in
terment had taken place. The navy
regulations require that on the return
from the grave the flags shall be I'M
furled. and the band play some bright
and catchy air. For this reason it is
believed that if the tune was played
it was done on the hOmeward march.
In one of the letters received, evil
IDENTIFY from a sailor or marine, this
song was enclosed:
I'VE don't object to hikin' through a
hundred miles of sun;
I'VE don't object to chargin' up a
mountain on the amn;
I'VE don't object to Twin on a SOL
diers ratiOns straight;
1--WE don't object to lyin'-but to-
reach the Golden Gate
with ragtime funeral marches when
the band is made to play
ct does sound a little awkward
You're Always in the Way"
I'VE don't ask no favor Of We; We may
do the worst We can,
For congress can't make gentlemen
where God has failed on man;
ITO he'll with all this gsickenin' rot;
its bad air, dry and warm,
These rotten gags about respect
that's due to uniform.
when shoulder straps can make a.
man lose half his head
"And make him joke the holiness
that wraps his country's dead.
Eyes, damn We, we'll salute We, and
We'll ali say yes, sir, too
But We salute the shoulder straps
we wouldn't speak to you;
CT from man thnl
last solemn funeral rites
you've put daub Of mud upon the
flag for which we fight;
aye amt disgTaced the service, but
We know We have at least.
Showed how little man was in We,
and how near We are to beast"
A search is being made for a new
$4,000 automobile torpedo, a twenty
one inch turbine, which was lost from
the Vesuvius May IA while in fire prac-
tice at Coddingham Cove, Newport,
R. l.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
charued I'D Steallnu.

Charlie Bunbray, a negro charged
with stealing brass and other articles
from the Cosgrove Foundry was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Ward and
Chief Schad. The officers captured
the negro in Luke's alley, after chas-
ing him for several hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
STANDING and RESULTS
Southern League.
Yesterdays Results.

Little Rock 4; Atlanta 1.
New Orleans s; Nashville 1.
Shreveport Montgomery. rain.
Memphis Z; Birmingham 3.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

has been curing sickly people every
where of such ailments as Poor Ape
tite, Insomnia, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
costiVeness, Heartburn, Kidney Ills
and Female Troubles. Avoid substi-
tutes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
Vanderbilt the Winner.

Nashville, Tenn, May 19.-On 4
vet field Vanderbilt won the eleventh
annual track meet of the Southern
intercollegiate Association this af-
ternOon. Score: Vanderbilt "A; Tu-
Zane. IA; Cumberland, 10; Univ ersity
OF Tennessee s; University of South,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
chaIIenoa Accented.

The X. X. X. team has accepted
the challenge of the High School Cluh
for a game al Palmetto Beach Friday
next.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20

Cambridge, Mass. May 19.-Har-
ward won the annual track meet
with Yale to-day. The final score
was Harvard 571k points; Yale 4655.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
Princeton Notorious

Princeton, May 19.-Princeton de-
feated Columbia in the dual track
meet to-day, q to 80.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
~, nefeats cnIumhia

Annapolis, May l9.-In record time
the Naval Academy eight defeated the
Columbia crew this afternoon by five
.engths. Time 9 minutes, 81 seconds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
narmnuth a. Winner.

Boston. Mass, May 19.-DarmOu;h
to-day won the New England inter
collegiate track meet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20

MONDAY WE WILL SELL 1896
HUCK TOWELS 45c PER DOZEN.
:. &. BRAWNER'S
Department Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
American LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago 8; Washington 1.
New York s; St. Louis 3.
Philadelphia 2; Detroit 1.
Cleveland 8; Boston ,.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
Tech the Champion.
Harvard Defeats YsIe.

Atlanta, May 19.-GeOrgia Tech. 3
University of Georgia 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
IF YOU HESITATE

in obtaining a bottle of Hostetter's
Stomach BItters when the stomach is
disordered, kidneys weak and bowels
constipated, you only prolong your
sickness and make a cure so much
harder. Therefore get it today. For
So years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20

FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK MON.
DAY WE WILL SELL SEAM-SIDE
DRAWS FOR Csc.
=. z. 5RAWNER'S
Depa rtment Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20

MONDAY WE WILL SELL 1886
HUCk TOWELS 45e PER DOZEN.
:. &. BRAtNNER'S
Department Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
National League.
Yesterdays Results.

Cincinnati Is; Boston 0.
New York 5; PittsbuTg 1.
St. Louis s: Brooklyn ;.
philadelphia s; Chicago 4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-20
South Atlantic LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

Macon s; Charleston 0.
Augusta 5: Jacksonville 4.
Columbia 8: Savannah 1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13

SIM Mufeum bes Snbta
5ouie gu 2onbon befinbet fi4 elm
Stiid MouKeline aus Saca. befen
@arn 70 fein tit. bab Elm 9funb boz
BON 116 enslii4e Meilen lang lit.
Sci Der i r5lt9en g d o NJ
belts : 4usftenuns in 2onbon paren
Ippo6l fpeiblide pie mGnnli4e
S9auobiette pertreten. @on leBtes
rem srbielt Elm pOrtier Hamens 5ors
1eD ben Yreis.
Der ran5Dftf9e Gpmppz
n / It Saints aens f9reibt feline eiges
men 2ibrettps, 1T in Der @itrpnomis,
geologic unb 8otanit betpanbert unb
betreibt auberbem mod anbere piiz
1eni6aftlt6e Stubien.
&ein 9eerpeen Der @elt
biirfte 10 reid an Sffi5ieren i'm Ser
bGltnib our Sruppensabl fein. als Die
nit ibrem f~treitbaren prdiibenten pisl
BON fi9 reben ma9enbe fiibamerifd<
nifae &spublit @enssuela. gs toms
men bort i'm 8riese ni4t tpeniger als
II Sffiaiere auf ie 100 Munn.
Il m bas &oArgefle4t. Der
Stuble gu reinissn unb piebsr
ftraff gu MAIDEN pGi6t man es gu
nG9it nit beiber Seifenlauge. Der
man Soba suiest, fpiilt nit Wahsr
mad, Biz ale Seife entfernt TT, uno
reibt bann nit Der S4nittflG4e Ell
ner gitrone, BON Der bic S4ale ab5u@
f9dlsn it, nu4. llsber bic @iidietts
bes @efls6ts perben aufammsngez
legte, nit beibem @a7er bur4trdntte
Slider sebedt. 9ieie bleiben etre
balbe Gtunbe liesen. @pn s3eit gu
3sit mub man ettpas heibes Waiier
na6sieben, bamit bic Slider NAB
bleiben unb bas 0aHer prbentli6 IN
bas 3obr einaieben fann. Hd4 gnts
fernung Der Slider finb bic Stiible
gut abSutrod men unb Der 3ugluft
ausauieben, bamit lie raid uno bolllg
trodnen fDnnen. Sas Rpbr Sieht ildl
eaburh pieber ftraff an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13

Gs eibt S9neden, bic fptn'
aen; man fennt S9nedenfGben bon
fat ~ Meter 2dnse.
Gin eutes @asenpferb foftet in
@uftralien beute ettpa $4,000. piermal
10 biel pie ppr Is Sabren.
SIM 8efiBe Der gan5en
Menf9beit befinben ii9 nod feline
8 Miuiarben Dollars Sob.
Gin 8irnbaum febt benz
eleftri56en Strom Small 10 piel Wt=
berftunb entgesen, pie cine Yappel.
Die StaubpoIfen M
Iusbru9e bes &rdfdtaud erbos
BEN fi9 Biz gu 80 &ilpmeter 9Dbe.
Sur99nittIia trGgt eis
ne Blonde ober brunette Dame 65 Bib
80 ailometer 9aar auf benz &opfe.
u m Mntperpen aum m D.
n # n Safen Der Welt gu mos
den. foaen $40, 100000 ausgegeben
fperben.
Sn BEN " murgegenben ers
trdgt Der Siser oft 5tpei Biz bret Moe
nate lang cine &dlte Don 20 bis %
9rnb 6.
Ser Safe lest fir gefpObnlt4
nur 400 Meter in Der Minute auriid.
@ebebt brinst er es fir turse 3elt
auf 1000 Meter.
MIs bic 1872 Sonnen fhtpere
Big Ben : @lode fir Weftminitsr
segoFsn tpurbs, erforoerte lie IL Sage
our 4bfublung.
Iumini : papier. pel'
DIES in ben 9anbel selangt 1T, lou
in baFelbe perpadte Butter Ianse
.3eit frifd erhalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
VINE Gz CARDUl;;: C; ;: :;;:;'

Sch. Rath Or. s. M. Stabl, BON
bier, lit BON Der 8erpfli9tung our
4bhaltung BON 8orlefunsen entbun=
Den porben.
8o9um m. Nuf benz bieiigen 8abuz
9ofe Horo gerietb Der ~24idbrise, tur5
DOR Der 9eiratb ite6enbe @erfltGttens
arbeiter @euner unter einen 3ug,
ippour9 ibm beioe 8eine abgefabren
puroen.
Sortmunb. Der ieit Ginger
3eit permiBte S9lofer Guitap 8eu>
telmann lit in 2iinen in bic 2ippe
geiprungen unb ertrunfen.
9attin9en. Die Srau 3entne=
rim Wpe. Dug. Webgano iiberfpies
benz Masiitrat Elm &apital bon IT,
900 Mart, behen 3inien aQidbrlif
fir auberprDentlt9e Mrmen5tpede pers
ipenoet iperben ipaen; benz Srduens
pereine f4entte Srau @epsanb 5000
Mdrt.
9eeren. Our9 SturS in Der
S9a9t perun9ludte duf Der bteligen
3e4e Der in lima fpo6nenbe Berg:
mann Meinbarbt. Der damn tpnnts
nur als 2.i9e ans Sd9.sli9t befDr:
bert peroen. Quf benz elei6enS Ga6i
erlitt Der glei6faqs in lima tpo6nens
De 8ergmunn Oitermann einen i9nes
rem 8einbru6 uno einige anberI
8er9leute leidtere @srlsBungen.
Sabtngbpr It. 9ier purbe i'm
8erlaufe zines Streites Der 28iGbri9;
Sersmann Mi9ael &opalsti Dor
benz 20iGbrigen 9ergmdnn Sttl
&riieer bur9 eiren Sti9 ins 9era
SetOotet.
2sitbe. 0ur6 Sanen aiif Der
0lnterfOpf apg ii4 Der betagte 2anos
pirtb 2o6mann cine . 9ebirneri9ui:
teruns gu, Der er na3 turser Sci
srlae.
9ibenf4eib. 0as finfidhri.
&c SD9ter9en bes @iIenbabnarbei
tiers MeGers bierielbit siinbets il
@bpeIenbeit Der gltern ben Spirit
tusto9er an. 9ierbei gerietben BIZ
&leiber bes &inbes in 8ranb, es er:
lit i9pere 8ranOpunben, benen {:
erlag.
g It. 2ebtens lisb iia in be,
Hdbe oes Safenoorfer 9rabierpertes
Der erit ~25idbrise Snbalibe Hierbof
pom 3uge iiberfabren unb maj du'
Der SteQe tuDt. Nierboff, Der let
einisen Sabren bas @usenli4t Der
loren bate, bat bic Shut anf9ei
nenO in seii.iser llmnadtuns began
gen.
Wettmar. &iirsli9 brad in
9auie pes S4peinebdnolers S4au'
mer elm Stubenbrdnb aus, nobel BIZ
83iGbrise Mutter bes Gamblers er'
ftidte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
Der @amG.

Sur6lau6t fibt i'm Giienbu6n<
coupe unb beriu9t na9 M6gli9feit
Die Rei5e Der 2anbI9uft gu geniebsn,
bur4 pel9e Der 3u9 bahinfauit. @ber
eerabe auf Der f6Onsn @usii6tsisite
perbiint Der bi6te &au9 Der 2pfomp=
tipe bas @ebirgsbilb. ungeOulbig
penbet ii9 Sur9luu9t gu feinem @e>
gleiter:
vainbermann, Gafen sic benz Maz
f9inenfibrer fasen, er mDse = off
-mDee ben &au9 auf Der anberen
Settle auslaFen! 9ier perbedt er ia
bic f6Onite @egenb!!"
&inbermann erbebt ii9 perlesen
unb pia bic Sa9e nit Der Winbri9z
tung begriinben; uber Sur9lau9t
tpebrt enti6ieben ab. &tnbermarn
sebt in ben 0ur9sans binaus unb
beipri9t bic Su6e i9einbar nit benz
S6affner = natiirli9 obne Grfplg.
Sur6lau6t partet in iibeliter 2auns
auf bic &iidfebr ieines 8egleiters.
&inbermann perii9ert, es tperbe bas
MDelidfte eei6eben.
Mber na4 pie ppr berbedt Der
Hdu9 bic 2anbf6aft auf Der linfen
Seite. Our9lau9t pirb thinner err
rester. Sa bef9reibt bic 8abn cine
aurbe = Der Winb treibt ben Gdud,
auf bic anbers Settle. unb Sur9.
tar6t fpri9t mibmutbis:
,Ha al1o tpdrum geht es iebt9
Dap bic 2suts 10 fapsrfauis fsin
fDnnen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
Mehrere neheimniR

Webrere gebetmntb<
boIe 8erbre9en limb in Der leBten
Seit IN Der S9rpei5 Deriibt pproen.
SIN Der NG6e BON Wtntertbrr tp1rbe
elm 2~Oidbriges MGb6en iiberfalIen,
pergepaltigt unb bann setDbtet. Der
Gei3e mar Der 6als abgeI9nitten
uno Der san5e &Drper fOrmli9 asr<
i@nitten. Ser SbGter fonnte nth.
ermittelt tperben. - Sn Grlenba4,
no bereits Dor Ginger 3sit Elm Stas
lienermdbfen bur9 Ool9fti9e err
mproet pprben mar, ma9te neuerz
bings bic gpliSei piebsrum einen
unbeimli4en 5unb. Inter sinem
9aufen g~eitoblener @egsnitGnbe auf
benz Suben zines 9uuIes funb lie
einen !6plsidrg, in Dem bic 2ei9e eis
ner dlteren, pffenbur i9pn Sabre
lang bort b~erborgenen 5rau lag.
3ablrei3e Peripnen purben perbafz
tet.
-Sn ibrer abge<
6altenen Notwithstanding bat Die
Spielgeieai6aft bon Monte Carlo
5olgenbes befannt gegeben: Sci Dem
ipa6ienben @nbrang bes publifums
eeniigen bic ppr6anbenen Sale i9On
ieBt ni9t mebr, 10 bab man in Der
nG6ften 3eit bus &uu95immer unS
bic 8ars, Die pOr apei Subren dnse'
baut puroen, in Spielidle peripanoeln
tperoe. Sir bieie Neueinri9tuns
frb $4,000 Srancs dusgefeBt. Die
Sptaleinnabme belief fi9 1905-1906
auF 37,7O2,OO0 5rancs, 3,797,000
Srancs mebr als i'm @oria6re. Na9
Mb3ug aler Soften blieb cine Summe
BON 19,819,9 80 Srancs iibrie, oon
nel9er cine OiDioenoe BON 325 per
Mftie, sufammen 19, 70, 5rancs,
al1seeri6tet tpuroe. Der Heft tpiro
als Salbo iibertragen. Bon Snterehe
1T nod, bub bas S6eater in Monte
Carlo 2,O53,O00 5runcs 3ui4ub err
fprbert bat.
Die tirfif6en Srauen
Der beferen @pItstlufe en- iOaen, pie
aus &onitantinppel mitgetbeilt tpirb,
in Der lebten 3eit BON elmer pabren
SludtepiDemie befaaen porben fein.
Man pirb ii9 e%ntiinnen, baB por
einigen Munaten Die beioen S04tsr
bes @eneralietretGrs bes Miniteriums
bes @euBern aus benz 9arem nad
Baris e%ntfloben. 8alb barduf flii9z
tete bic So9ter bes ermoroeten 3eoz
man Yai9a. Sept fommt Die Na4s
ri6t pon Der 5lu9t Der SD9ter bes
MiniIters Des Snnern. 8iele pprz
nebme Samilien erleben IS, baB lire
S09ter bic 2aAgepeile bes 9arems-
lebens ni9t me6r ertrasen polsn.
9lte Siirfen, bic ii9 mod Der 3eit
bes &rimfrie9es entiinnen, ertldren,
bab felt biefer 3eit niemals cine fpIz
DE Slu6t aus ben 6drems erfplet
lei, ME beute. Samals perliebten fi1
bic Sirfinnen in Die fran5Off9en
Sffisiere unb lisfen ibnen biz mad
Trantrei6 mad
Sir Sen me9ani9 den g e.
trieb lit menf9lide 8raft burd<
f9nittli9 aebnmal 10 tbsuer als tbiez
ride unb bunoertmal 10 tbeuer ais
Mai9inentraft.
Sriebri9 Der @roBe BE,
ftanb barauf, in Der &urmarf Wein
gu bauen. Ser Grfols mar. bab ben
gFisfabrifanten befoblen purbe, ben
Wein 81 faufen.
Ser mittlere Stern IN
Der Sei9el beg sroBen Waeens
beitebt aus spei Sternen, BON benen
jeber minpefens pieraismal sr0ber
ia S,a Go,pa ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
Zichcndc% SChncrzcn? Sc; g; !

Sr@n kDm Suaenb bS 3mMSm, pomb amM auner tMn SeH mbaL Gusb r SDu
lit Der @adG3e naoabrahmbs oon 5HRmbe ebma3 Der bel manban 6raum 10 oft cine gmtdtrtaanma
Der monMiben pmmom lit umbb i anbaemp bon Moat u omt @te s Nbe Sam Sa aoauet
bis Nbf r SOB d @rd9tnums mlfommen fn mo @s bbata hs? IS homtt m6aG6mwsHs
|MB Sn eebnmutrf 9 uerddt um9hbrt. mronbt Oors dmH bat in Sde elmer sepfm e6nMe
Iimr Mnssairn, wde oGu bRnen fon, ohdbe saoe ub in Ghuuna gu bammt SIS bOmtet DB
sic feline 3t @rMsn mahen onoun CUR Grs@trun9 uni @r Die tine W0uin nbmsu, wte nit gs
|wBeh bon um fir Sic lit uni Sic funt we Fs Mm cine Nuauu BON aMrm audGam. atyutu
lSrmnt t hot n6mGh
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13

rSd lit an nieber5iebcnben
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mntter, "ffreibt Srau Sna Saples
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Oaeoieine Co., CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-12

who cannot go in the morning, tc
come up to Woodward's grove in the
afternoon. Take the /. & l. from Dav
export, 1920 p. m. or 2:35 p. m. The
cars will stop opposite Woodward
grove and a launch will take passen
gers across river for Is cents.
A H Mertz, the socialist candidate
for congress, announces that he will
speak in Market square Saturday even
ing in the interests of his candidacy
He proposes, he says, to discuss the
difference between revolutionary" So
cialism, which he espouses, and "revo-
lutionary" socialism, as he character
ICES the theories of the local organiza-
ton.
The annual meeting of the Iowa and
Illinois Central District Medical asso-
citation is being held this afternoon at
Schuetzen park, Davenport. The pro-
gram includes the annual address by
the president, DR.. G. Banning, and a
paper on present Status of Paraffin
Prosthesis and the Correction of Nasal
Deformities' by Dr. o. F. Hardness of
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-12
ODD FELLOWS DAY
Annual Outing of Tri-city Lodges
at Linwood a Big
Success.
OVER $500 WERE PRESENT
Rock Islands Unframed Team Wins
Baseball Game from Molne-Re-
suits of the Contests.

Over 1900 tri-city Oddfeilows and
their families attended the annual pic
mic at Linwood park yesterday, and
the event proved grand success. The
usual picnic festivities were INDUCED
in. and the day was spent in sports
and games. The main feature was
the ball game between the Rock ISL
and and Moline lodges. The Rock
Island team without any previous prac-
tee succeeded in downing the thor
oughly organized Plow City aggrega-
ton in an exciting contest by score
of to Z. The program of athletic
sports was good some very exciting
contests being witnessed.
Results In Contests.
The results were as follows:
Baby ConteSt-FirSt Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Pierson. Rock Island: second,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown, Moline.
Mems Footrace 100 yards-First.
John Huey, Moline; second, William
Stewart, Moline.
Ladies' Footrace, rs yards-First,
Miss Florence Parks. Moline; second.
Miss Lottie Rosene, Moline.
Gentlemen's Barrel Race, so yards
First. c. B. Kendall, Rock Island; sec
Ond, w. milford, Davenport.
Ladies Egg Race, SO yards-First,
Miss Florence Parks. Moline; second,
Miss Mary Kusch, Davenport.
Fat Mems Race, IS yards-First,
William likes, Moline; second, H. G.
Chalk, Rock Island
Girls Race, Under IA Years, 100
yards-First, Miss Daisy Williams, Mo
line; second, Miss Edna Vallstat.
Boys Race Under IA Years, 100
yards-First, Elmer Heggarty, Moline;
second, Otto Frank, Rock Island.
The tug of war between Rock ISL
and and Moline was declared a tie.
Suitable prizes were awarded the win
ners of the various events
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-12
IN THE SUBURBS.
TAYLOR RIDGE.

Mrs. James O'Connell is still ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Moline Wis
tied with the latter's sister Sunday af
ternoon.
Misses Hannah and Mamie Miller
started on a trip to Colorado on Mon
day morning.
S. o. Heath returned home Tuesday
from Iowa.
Morris Eckhardt was badly burned
on the Fourth while shooting fire.
crackers. A bunch exploded in his
pocket. causing a terrible burn.
A large hack load of friends from
Rock Island drove out to w. S. Nc
Culloch's the Fourth. They had a
good time, although their fun was
somewhat spoiled going home in the
rain.
w. F. Crawford returned home last
Friday evening from Chicago, where
he had shipped six carloads of stock.
Mr.. Schennel of St. Louis has been
visiting at Fred Garnett's.
Miss Elliott is visiting wi her
cousin, Miss Rea Little. this week.