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The MARKETS
Vegetables.

Yakima Hurfank potatoes. tza1 psr
ton. White ufefH Neals psf tsss
ENfstf. fEh per eNt fflgs Baafsf
onions No. ! 8 @Hi . pr eNt Bssfs.
sfsi Poe sack. neN white lafhipa sark.
ssr ruiatHfHH usf sack &c. natsFs
cabbage per ~. lct carrots. ~
sack. beefae. parsley. per dor. -.
fafnst urn pef tgK F1As =. hfhe.lse
lsttuce 81 a4a1A parsnifa. per saek.
81 garlic. per ~ ~ caEauhers.
90. California eeitrY. pEs aax ~.
leeal celery. pr dozen saar.
e bnraeradlah. PER ib 81 native
fhuhafh. per a.. lNc Wa3a WaH4
spinach. per crate. q sofa eaail-
fiuper peg crate. s lisfzp. artithekra.
p rera'e. ~ ,rro ,. s'ssfie
Bananas. un ertra fancy an.
ples psr boa. 3 -. fancy srgiss. ~
boz q aa =. choice applaa. pr box.
uWiE cooking sFpieA PEE bak no
q = fancy iefaunE. per hex. 6 eh8lca
lemons. per t.an isqa u fahef HsFsl
afanFss t1E - ~ eheies efenKrs
per BOX us Malaa grapes ~
bot fsflsi -. Imported smyrna fsss 4.
per ben &c. fanes lib. bas;lei tn lsc.
California Nhffe figs s0-ih boxes. Der
a. e. California darkas -4-ia taass ~
"a. &c. b-ih haaes. pr IL. sisei la
II cassj i IS Haii6wes datss. psr 1.
sc new Fard dates. per y Sc. II.
PER box 81 - pHc kaye dates pr taI
: - befftsE per hlil. IS. }ff ben.
s. - CocuHnata. per doz. e %. pine
apples it@4e
EGGS
strictly fresh ranch eggs. per d.
Is. Eastern. uer aox. ilsgEe.
Butter a,d Cheese
Washington creamery butter per n
81 Eastern fresh trick per b. ia:
Eastern fresh tnh. per 70. - ranch
BARTER. pef ID. lefs 90 storage Eastern
tuh pr o.. zsnscs nsW wlsnansaa
iuuR horn chsass, per %. lie fwiuA
neu Daisies cheese. per ia. lie SO
cream brick cheese pr n. les. bieek
sxiss prr rs. Ia. imhurEef FEf u. &c.
Nsw York ehfsHe, PER lb. iie. TIA
nook per %. lse
Poultry
1--we oid chickens. per u n6ls;
FnrinR per H. ihe live dressasl PEI n
lell', gspaas, psf y -. hgeils,S q,
Feess. per is laa Use dressed. per Il.
izsstlifr. liFe aarks per "a. ls5lie. iva
drfracd. psr IL Belle
Meats
Steers. pr ib. elsc. cows. per 10 40
S. veal per H. e4lgi1c uutia4 Or
rs NHMar spFinE lhmh. Der rs *,
dressed hogs, Ter ih SIC.
Live stoek.
Wethcra sheep. per lb. &c eNeA rsr
10 tgfatfc steers. per d.. siss. eeps
per BE-. ftsHtcs calves. per I'd. sVse,
lamhs. pr head 8
fIalbut per H. sn7tt salrnaa irust
dressed per rs. t4ts5fiac fruxen sliftf
salmon ih e.. Chinook SALMON PEI n
afIac. founders Per lb. $40 &C. s1lss
per lh. ~ rock cod pr il :;
shrimus her h. salgc frozen tl4eg
cod. per a. g. Ing cod per r. q. 81
yer tmrita sHac per ID ulymFs
oysters. per SACK. 81 Zoos = fa.e pr
gal CLANS s per sack Dangeness
crabs. Nuie1
HAY AND FEEDSTuFFS
HaY-Eastern Washington umethy.
Is Der tom Puget sound NsHA pG
tom duuhIe compressed Eastern
WashiuEtpn. - per ton. wheat hAy,
81 per tom alfalfa. 50 per son
Oats Eastern Washington. s. Per
ton Puget sound So per ton. -
BARLEY Rolled. 81 per ton. vhQle -
per ton.
u-BH per ton. feed meat Tue ~
Whsat-Feea. sc per ton. e eAks
meal $40 per ton. mlddNugs 81 ~.
ton. bran s. per ton, shorts y Ff
80 .tsaf.t.4f fa4a Flrr Der ton
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homes from five
20 eirht faains. good location.
f4a.afrfate price ard terms aH ioN
a. one hundred dollars DEAN ou
hAme ffleans call personally.
Real estate department
SECURITY SAVINGS and
HAFT DEPOSIT C0MfANf
~ nfuez s.. IL
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HOUSE BARGAINS

shance Co. hos nice cottage ts res.
identr on easy terms aud at HafHr
flee price nifr large lnt aud house
afi modern. all impfnf rmsufH lH aud
paid rnW rented ht talu
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q eas-tyle cash tsaHiifsi t-ruan med
sfn. brand nsN cottage on Qarrn
Anne hifi
fs6a Ea cash balance any terms g.
ruofns an 4Wnsu Anne lfiil
q % In1 cash. Balance iike rxnt. g.
HHnHi utnIffm cottage close In
g. faa tsfuarn rHftHEs lHt i*Nia s4s
cash hafanfe g. auit
4 - 49, cash balance same - rent
modern arnum house near Jamea
~ ruwer House
8 z.a-uuiF 80 eHHn for k.rcaFn mod.
eFn cottage close IN
fsza eaah B loia close lm. close 20 ears
improvements all iu Genuine Hnan.
No phone calls "a thlH
THEEA 4 SMITH
Main seG II a.
- Walker nidr II
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- ~ FFFnsTrFFs

A cholce selection Of latest designs
Of Valentines Is just being openea
up AZ the High School STATIONERY :
Notion Store. 10 Il. Pike 81 A'so
a fun line Of stationery, dry gea.@
gents furnishings. etc.
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Ne have 81 we'll ioeatrd Niue room
house with lut nkln1. Nith trees
TinWrfH and plenty ~ fuata# This
would ht Suitable fur some large
family WhH want e cheap hamH uu
eHnb payments Rented Ht fahH per
month, bot occupancy can be- given.
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. SO 81 asrfa Is affsa under euitisas
t5aH taiauFa partly cleared I'D =
ssaf1 houaF. sister gRed Into sans.
SD barr. FuuaH ffait trees. tire
Haiseh tHws. SID efeH@ separator.
messing uaar hlne piuwp and hHf-
faun 4 rash. helaHss . r~r esHt ius
tefssf Thts o. sd taiirf land. eiusn
e. sahHal ADD shafrh good eauutF
rad fHns ttfauHa thn place
Ht.nhfNkHsf 4 ENig Mhu&
uQ-us H asHinstau hias -
SEW GARDEN TRACTS
tive af one arfe Il firh sidef uniasd
HH tsfws 20 fta eaHh ard 8 per ma.
NssliH u mfnufea fisiH GA NFs MHHfeu
fef lice located Hsaf NiFsrtan Sta
ffHa
Alsa nies new a.Fnem cottage un =
tafNs tract ~ CLEARED eruufsd axfM
faeHa she river l'tits noe Terms
" T. PATTON. - raefic us II,
EiuoN AcnEa
Cleared. tsadf faf tha rinw sehaoi
staffs ana i've fafifsads * 4 and
e T. So ard e bsEat Tine land nasas
nnEnra WtfhEu - mi.a faIhEHr
Beach haat lande passengers ga taw
phasf oppnslle ihss4fo9srty, Prices
hHd terms Wfft HHatf7
CttAa o afgEt.nuS.
= HALTER BIOS IL
ctuCRRN RANCH
81 azfrs cleared srpan cottage piass
TERED painted Euaa tafn welt bar
tna frut trees god milch COWS All
farming implements You q have 60
bafFY % Ees this
BE aaaa sroouu house. iarEs Eataun
ifset. fasf terms.
- g $40 bays ihaas large ftaets -
fHs Speedway that are sulus - fsH-
tAfN THE property Wll duuh5a fn
value this sunnsf HuY nos dna,f
sat unul TOO late.
Sc PRICE az pslHlan uid neutnn ser
iias. Geo W. DUNLAP - uuiea IN
C1IEAr-a ACRES nv touss flns
fef fhiekers ana estfiss. only itfA
ca terms - a. daEn and = - -
month. Nili Hsii chickens at O. esfas
each Coms quick leaving counts
eas - Angel a. buNamish hrtd o.
tor car ire II
tsa OK TERMS 0ood .sirsd house
amH large tract af lard nue minute
yak from car uHe g. down ~
= per month Wiit take this to-day
So uwnsf Ar khnst on ne Ffounds
Ht nuH amiah bridge. res Nantum car
line or NJ amith az Rooms ] nud
Times nldN
For ssls-Rssl Estate.
I01a Ia 8pTinRhraek addition are asIIz
ing rapidly We have orders o. rluHa
them uat o. once cheap and uu easy
terms Come today set hafua
close CO... City water. grand view III
A Young = Son. . starr Boyd Hlh
tst ave. Ia
GO VIII hur a usw fnur.roofu house
near Madison Street. on casf tarma
This h map.
HERBERT e UPPER.
fu.tiif Acheuurmau Block.
Cor First Avenue and Cherry. If
Al A6-ROOM houses With or Iata
sald on terms q o o or no Ger
week. fire level lots. with city water.
price only 400. terms. % cent? per
week. only 10 minutes ride Take
car on Washington street 20 South.
east 8eattis. see ON at office tt
Fun SALE broom modern house. us3
IN Ave ~ y. University. Queen
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Zee sale Misssllapseu,.
q a WtULtAMW
RASH AND npoR uARaAtNa


baufH are hisheF hat 1 am sttii HrHs
inE a the samr price
ereas pan,l doors. ter oll finish 81 "a
pee uaar
tusna Panel doafa fur painting 81 la
pes door
Window frames. for weights ilM
NtHduw framrs. plain. 81 ua.
Hsll g. any une and ! have only ane
price Send toe pFtas Isis and tus
tfnm me az 90 iaN q prize aa Neuf
heafeat DEALER can possibly pufvhsas.
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

c, n. lehedestf, cigar store, sis
Second avenue.
Quaker prus store, iois First aV'
eHue.
opposite city halt
Fremont bFua Co. Siea street
ard Fremont avenue,
fhes. Harris, a. pcstetfios, Rem
tea
tiAe EAstlake. Eastiaks nroa CO,
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CONSTRUCTION Will. uEdtS
In March on the ufn 80 90 infsfiate
HiTh rhasi eiaea 70 oar lnfss faiiY
III Addition
fssts asiU oaly Us 70.
TIE beet residence property IN TIE city
far the pftan. We ruu refer Huu 90
uHare than Tits rHff hAaeTa Nhu ar
delighted with she bargains thef
have secured There are many ffa-
saus ehy . fapla Increase la values
T. certain
Take Green Take car Oct off ~ 18th
hHa iutefiahe Gu due east to the
s8d - she beard aalA at let Ave-
\ o
nHuEN a nEsF. "a Marioa Hlas
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Ws have Is few other houses which arr
good buys II the above 10 HHt suit
fHu. beat if goa are thinking II bu1-
tHB. rall end LET uH show go these
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ptrrlWk son.
COT NAN ul.uu

CoiaAN uInd
- sarrH Near ksHt paft aiter. E acres
Hisafed and sestad e. clover faum
hHHaf small barn. Euua fences.
% acres near - H9IHu. good house ed
gHthHildlnEa nafflt cleared. aud Hu
county ruad q iaaoo
q aHfes. miles ffan Auburn t=faaln
house iarEv barn. se.d hop land
q aefes hiEh tiasa aidef bottom ihaa
eHf8 > Miles ffum seattle. wrrs ha "a
abis timber vii partly clear g. -
per aefp.
10 acres fire alder md near npilsfsN
"a fiHH fruit belt xeff cheap IT 81
Hs4 acfe
Acre tracts on uNw seattle Everett ia
tssurhau. lard nHafig CLEANED "a
ffali and beff1 Hagl Nia per aeg@
Terms.
PETIT 4 SON.
Mt-ia Taiman nidE
ne aH sa acresih fhs famous stfas tefrf
dtafrtaf O. cell ur tfude faF Seattle
pfauHftf Water Haht With iaaA
close a. d ruuf NfHA ianak this up
WARE a IltNf AND.
Nl HALEY ualidinE IL
=.
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\ nAHaAtN MAR
RAINIER
BOULEVARD
5000
4 f4li star iut on The wet eide - tho
street and uHIk uuf block sect ~
ItaIHisf boulevard. whrrr IatH SIRE
selling faf q 80 tn b. on each. Think
Il iif iH It paatiEis fur yoH ~ invest
yaur mnnsF Ia a safer direction than
this You can make FOR faafrsf
TO- peg cent aH your Investment m
the near future
al and Def ne tell rou all
a ROBINSON.
81 Alaska nlds
Established issN
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CHEAPEST LOTS ~ THE CITY.
on che east slope - Hsaron itul. lafne.
IaseI lots wlth aIlt water eiuae "a
car line and graded school Price
gaa Terms
nnUES a NEST. 10 Marion nidE
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MONEY aAtautsA saiaaed people. e.
taii mFrebHHtal trsmattfa haar,ting
houses. without sreufltF larNrnt
business iu s. priuvipal eiiifs I0i.
man ta rRief Block as Second Ave.
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q a WILLIAMS
ioio WESTERN AWE

hAhhEN sNof foe sale. u auod ruHHz
trA town near seattle fine Furniture.
I've chairs. bath ruum etc doing
Nuad Hasfutust fIne thantH f0f aHHd
aieaaX man Price han half caah.
balance EASY Cheap rent Addfssa
, Il n care Star 10
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a SMALL
VEHN ATTRACTIVE
piece -
aFrrhpF uith small
Nrfy attractive pftgma-
HNaF NvuEenfamn
call ueteunAaif please
Heal estate department.
SECURITY SAVINGS and
HAFE nHpaatr COMPANY
az arnsla s. Ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11
IN THE SUBURBS.
YUMA.


Earl DALEY of Albany attended the
Dailey-Frels wedding last "Wednesday,
and also visited with his grandparents.
F. NJ. Faulle was in this vicinity last
week hulling clover.
Miss Fannie Franklin and Miss Edna
Mumma attended the teachers institute
at Port Byron last Saturday.
Charles HoeXel returned home last
| "Wednesday evening from Burlington.
where he visited with relatives a few
days
Last Saturday evening about thirty
friends pleasantly surprised Clyde
Wake. it being his seth birthday ami
versary. The evening was spent with
games and general sociability. Refresh
mcnts were served.
e. NJ McMurphy, who has been quite
sick the past week, is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Wainwright and
Mrs. John Wainwright were business
callers in the tri-cities last Friday.
Sheldon and henry Mumma were
business callers in the tri-cities last
Friday. Henry departed Friday even
ing for Bethlehem. Iowa. where he will
visit with his brother William a few
weeks.
Miss Rilla Filbert, who has been quite
sick the past week. is no better
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Browning We're
in the tri-cities last Saturday
The sociable at F. NJ. Faultee's last
Saturday evening was well attended
1t was for the benefit of the Rose Hill
school library.
Sheldon Mumma and Bert Vain
wright visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mar
ion Mumma Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Heeren is visiting with
relatives in East Moline this week.
Mrs. Roy and Miss Mile Mathews
of Erie spent Saturday and Sunday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11
ANDALUSIA.

Elmer Lee and family moved to Rock
Island Wednesday.
a number from here attended the
field meeting at Edgington Saturday.
J. c. Burgoyne returned home last
week from a business trip to Chicago.
s. Thompson of Watertown is spend
ing the week with relatives.
Mrs. Titterington of Rock Island Wis
tied with her daughter, Mrs. T. Z. Cole,
last week.
Mrs Clarence Skinner of Rock Is
land visited last week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John Kane.
Mrs. J. c. Burgoyne spent one day
last week with her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Wait in Reynolds.
Mrs. Sophia Buffum returned home
ter Mrs. Ira Johnson.
Mrs. Thomas Brown of Rock Island
is visiting her grandparents. MIR. and
Mrs A Wenks.
Charles Burgoyne visited Sunday in
Rock Island at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Ernest Dunlap.
Mrs. Melissa Johnson of Edgington
came Sunday to visit with her niece,
Mrs r. G. Thompson.
Mrs. j. d. Walton of Carbon Cliff
visited part of last week with hec
daughter, Mrs. Louis Strohmeier.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Westbay and
children. John and Ruth. visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Kane.
Mrs. y. p Phillips departed Wednes
day for Chicago for an extended visit
with her sister. Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Adolph Dunlap and little son
returned home Tuesday after a visit
with Mrs. Omar Bateman at Taylor
Ridge
Gilpin Moore returned home last
week from North Dakota, where he has
been the past two months.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith and little daugh-
ter of Greenwood. Ind. are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Spickler.
n. p. Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Simpson and little son Leroy departed
Wednesday for Portland, Ore. Mr..
will return in about two
but Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson will
reside there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

Anna Eva Fay at Grand.-Anna Eva
Fay, who is appearing at the Turner
Grand opera house at Davenport. is
one of the Shubert's attractions and
she has succeeded i'll mystifying her
audiences there as she did here several
years ago. She gives her last ladies'
matinee Saturday and makes her last
appearance Saturday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Wake
Mr.. and Mrs. James McRoberts and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. NJ, McMurphy.
ID. b. Noah and Boyd McMichaels re-
turned home Friday evening from
Springfield where they attended the
state fair the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Daley have re-
turned from the state fair where they
went on their wedding tour.
In the baseball tournament at Port
Byron Saturday between Port Byron,
Yuma. and Cleveland, Port Byron won
two, Yuma won one and lost one, and
Cleveland lost two
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou David and family
of Port Byron spent Sunday at Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Dailey's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11
HAMLET.

Rev and Mrs. Tidbal went to Rock
Island Wednesday of last week to meet
Mrs. Tidbals sister. Miss Anna, OF
Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Montgomery of Rock Is
land visited the last OF the week at the
home of Charles Bopes.
Mrs. John Cooke was a Rock Island
visitor Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Harris and Mrs.
Jane Goodale of Mt Vernon. ILL.,, and
Mrs. Lucinda Butcher of Aledo are
visiting relatives around Hamlet.
George Taylor went to the bay We'd
nesday of last week. John Lentz went
Thursday morning
Sam Johnson and Miss Emma Hask-
ell of Reynolds spent Sunday at the
Kendall home
Miss Ella De Borde was a Rock Is
land visitor Friday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11
Wounds. Bruises and Burns.

BY applying. an antiseptic dressing
to wounds, bruises, burns and like in
iuries before inflammation sets in, they
may be healed without maturation and
in about one-third the time required
for the old treatment. This is the
greatest discovery and triumph of
modern surgery. Chamberlain Pain
Balm acts on this, same principle. 1t
is an antiseptic. and when applied to
such injuries, causes them to heal
very quickly. 1t also allays the pain
and soreness and prevents any danger
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

Above Averase.-A theatrical per-
Torrance above the average will be
presented by Smiths Refined Specially
company at the Illinois theater next
Saturday afternoon and night. The
program is designed specially to please
the ladies and children and finds its
greatest popularity among them. Bow
man the great. comedy magician is
the feature Other high class acts.
such as musical teams. song and dance
artists. comedians, etc, along with il
Illustrated songs and moving pictures
complete the bill. Seats on sale at
the theater.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11
N. O. LIKED AT SPRINGFIELD
City Lacks Funds to Take Over Street
Lighting Plant.

Springfield H.. Oct 11-Municipal
ownership advocates were given a sur
prise when the street lighting plant
was not taken over by the city for
municipal operation. in accordance
with an ordinance recently passed by
the council. The city is without funds
to meet the amount due the local COM
pany which has been operating the
plant Mayor Devereaux rendered
warrants for the amount, but the COM
pany insisted on having the cash. The
mayor said he would make arrange
ments to have the money tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11
FOSTER,

Reynolds T. Watson and F. ID. Gil
lett are attending the farmers congress
at Rock Island this week
Jessie Bendle of Muscatine spent
from Friday till Monday at the home of
F. w. Foster.
Miss Kate Watson is spending the
week with Miss Kate Foster.
Miss Arizona Watson is spending the
week with her sister. Mrs, E. Reynolds.
near Muscatine
Sunday afternoon Rev. J. R. Spiller
and several of the members of the
Baptist church called at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Weilder, who is over 50
years of age, she being unable 10 at
tend services.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

Said TO Be the Best on Earth.-The
ID. W. Robertson Moving Picture com
pany of New York City. that showed a.
Dixon last night. is said TO be the best
on earth. Not a single moment OF wait
from curtain TO curtain. and they ran
from overture To wonderful moving
pictures, then TO a delightful turn of
grand music on the marvellous little
picolo-banjo by Harry Willard. then one
more reel Of pictures as smooth as Il
mirror. followed by Professor Struck.
the magician, with his mystifying feats
of magic and exposure of some so-called
scenes of spiritualism. Succeeding this,
the most elaborate and beautiful picture
films ever presented, The Rajah's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11
At the Theatre.
BOOKINGS AT THE ILLINOIS.

BOOKINGS AT THE ILLINOIS.
Oct. 9-10-11-12-Farmers' Congress.
Oct. 11-Robertson's Moving Pictures
Oct. 13-Smith Specially company.
Oct. 14-"Nobody's Claim"
Oct. 2o-West's Minstrels.
Oct. 21-"At Cripple Creek"
Oct. 22-"The Arrival of Kitty"
Oct. 26-"The Four Huntinqs."
Oct. 27-"LittIe Johnny Jones'"
Oct. pa Sisters Sacrifice"
Oct. 3O-"At Cosy Corners"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

Proprietor of Robcrtson's Moving Pict-
ures At the Illinois Tonight.
scored another emphatic success when
presented by the Messers. Shubert at
the New York Casino theater, is very
much Hoytian. and in fact, the names
of the characters sound as if they had
been taken from that famous play
wright's works. The cast includes
such names as: Jim Cheese. Crow
Doodle. a. Bunker Bliss. Mr.. Down
ham. Ticken Talk. Liza Shodham, Mrs.
Black and Virginian Bliss.
vt the Grand, Davenport, Oct. Is.
"Nobody's claim."-It isn't often
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

Casket," after which the illustrated
songs. and then winding up with anoth-
er mile of moving picture subjects at
the Illinois tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

Plot Very Much Hoytian.-The plot
of The Earl and the Girl" the famous
musical comedy, which ran for more
than two years in London, and which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

that one sees in the melo drama of to-
day the true genuine western types
of character. endeared to our Ameri-
can minds by Bret Hart, Joaquin Mil
Ter and others, but in Holden Bros
production of 'Nobody's Claim" we
see them all-the hero. the villain. the
heroine, The miners, the Irish major,
the widow who keeps the inn, the ne
gro man of all work, and the terrible
owls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-11

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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-23
e. e. WILSON,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Summons.

In the Circuit Court OF tie State OF Oregon for
Benton couhty:
GARRISON SHELDON, plaintiff,
ELLA W. SHELDON, defendant
To Ella ". Sheldon, the above named defend
ant
In the name OF the state of Oregon, you are
hereby summoned and required l" api.tar and
answer the complaint Of the pi.uu' II In the
above entitled suit in he above entitled court,
now on file in the office of the clerk of said
court, on or before six weeks from the day
OF tie first publication hereof. to-wt:
on before November I3, 1905, and
you are hereby notified that if you fail so to
appear and answer the said complaint as here.
in required, for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the above entitled court for the relief
demanded in his said complaint namely, for q
decree OF C1vorce from the said defendant, for
ever dissolving the marriage contract existing
between tae plaintiff and defendant, and for
such other further aud different rule, order or
relief as to the coult may seem proper.
This summons is published in the Corvallis
TIMES newspaper once week for six successive
and consecutive weeks, beginning with the issue
of Said newspaper of October 2. 1906. and enc ing
with the issue ef November 13, 1906 under and
In pu1 suance of the directions contained in an
order made by the Hon. E. Woodward, county
judge OF Benton county, Oregon, being the eoun
ty where the above entitled suit is pending in
the above entitled circuit court. dated Septem
Mreoi is October 2, 1906.
E.E. WILSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.