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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06
PR0P0s DE sAIs0N. ;.

.L'anuee nouvelle est commncee, ct
ellie resemble aux autres anness. Son
debut etc superbe, mais pene await
ellie deux fois yingt-quatre heires que
deja ellie Sc ivrait un violent caprice,
Pendant la mutt de mardi mEcredi, il
souffle I'M vent qui menacait de tout
emporter, ct il a plu a torrents. Puts,
le lendemain, la condition du tamps s'est
ameioree, ct depuis il y eu but plein
de beau soleil.
Ces pluies frequentes ct copeuses qui
Sc sont produites pendant de4mbre ont
beaucoup contrarie Ia roulaisen qui pro-
gressait 81 bien au debut. Files ont
rendu plus dificile rexploita6on. p6ni-
bles les charrois. Toutefois, plusieurs
habitations ont, termine dune facen tres
satisfs;sa.....e, a'aut zea s'pnt sHT = =;
de voir la fin, ct il en- restera peu d'ici
quelques jours qui n'aient eteint leurs
feux.
Les routes, bonnes encore Ia on elles
jouissent de Pegout naturel, sont tres
mauvaises en- beauccup dendroits, sur
tout Ia oh il y eu de lourds charrois.
LIE fieuve monte depuis quelque
temps, lentement. Les indications, Sc
Ion les nouvelles des points superieurs,
sont quill continuera monter, car tous
ses tributaries contribuent a le grossir.
La commission des ecoles s'est r6unie
hier. LIE jury de police Sc reunira ieudi
specialement pour voter fordonnanoe
des licenses.
LIE comite executif democratic de la
paroisse s'est reuni lundi dernier chez
lie sheriff Berthelot pour designer les
delegues qui representeront la parcisse
q La convention qui doit nommer le sue
cessenr du juge Gaudet. Connie il
convenait, des resolu lions, cut y.g stop:
tees recitant les bellies qualities dur de-
funt, apres quoi les membres du comite
ont pris part un grand banquet, au
quel on bu, La tete base, La me-
moire du regrette juge. .
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06
Marriage.

M. ct Nine Joseph 7. Bourgeois, de
Convent, nous annoncent le marriage de
leur fille Armantine avec M. Joseph
Landry, fills de M. ct Nine Norbert;Lan-
dry, aussi de Convent. C'est mercredi
proclaim, heures du soir, l'Eglise
st. Michel. qu'aura lieu le joyeux eve
nement.
Les parents, amis ct conpaissanees
des deux families sont invitesja .assister
4 la cEremonie.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06

State Of Louisiana, Parish of st. John the
BAPTIST
/, L. Montsgut, Jr- President, and + Jas
Clement, Cashier of the above named Bsnk.
do solemly swear th the above statement
lief
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
Sd day of January, A. D.. 1906.
ZENON MILLET.
Clerk Of Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06

LIE soir, Maximilien Ringade, lie fils
du defunt, rentrait a Paris ayec sa femme
ct leur propre fills. Bien que seuls dams
lie wagon. tous trois gardaient en- eux-
memes leurs pensees. Nine Ringade
await relieve son crepe. ct La lugubre
famine qui, en- face dele, veillait dams
le demi globe traversant la cloison-1
eclairait la br1lure de ses yeux, sa gras-
Sc figure plaquee de rouge.
Apres lie Pecq, CONNIE personne me-
TAFT monte, Ringade sortit sa plague f.
nement tricotee, Outrage de sa femme,
roula une cigarette ct Palluma en- SOU
pirant. Nine Ringade, qui oceupait un
coin vis-a-vis du lien, lui NIT au front
un baiser.
-Faut sc faire une raison, dit -elle.
Cest un grand bonheur quiz nous ait
etc conserve ST longtemps.
Ringade fit, de la langue sur les dents,
un petit bruit qui signifait; La sepa-
ration men est pas moins rude ct, pour
lne pas tror. s'enfouyoir. regarda lie pa
sage baigne de blancheur luS
Nine Ringade rompit de nouveau le
silence en- disant
-Je suis bien de ravis de tes seurs
pour toi, pour Gabriel, mieux vaut mile
fois venir vivre la-haut.
LIE pour ct lie contre avaient deja etc
examines. Ringade heritait dune mai
son don't, justement, un appartement
etait vacant depuis plusieurs trimestres
ct suffisait un menage de trois per-
sonnes.
Accoude contre la vitre de rencoi-
gnure, ses maigres jambes croisees, le
pantalon relieve au -dessus des tirants des
bottines, Ringade restait pensif. C'e-
TAFT un homme approchant de la soixan-
tame, le visage creux ct mango de barbe
grise.
Ce qui m'effraye, dit-il, ce sont ces
deux heures quotidiennes perdues pour
Taller ct le retour. Car, nest -ce pas
je ne puis me passer de Paris Ce nest
pas avec les .petites rentes qui nous
echoient que je vais renonoer a mes
lecons.
-Quand tu te debarrnsserais des moins
bonnes ? Quand tn te ldonnerais plus
de tranquillite pour tes articles
oh je sails bien, sous certains rap
ports... Cest egal, je ne revais pas de
me retirer en- province. Eth! ma bonnie,
qu'est-ce que Saint German, simon un
terrible trou provincial +? Quel miieu
intellectual y denicher 7 A Paris, 81 j'ai
besoin dun document, je mai que deux
pas faire pour lie cueillir. Sonne-t-on
notre porte, il y des chances pour
que ce soft quelqu'un qui m'apporte une
idee, avec qui du moins je puisse parler
des questions qui m'interessent.
-Tu irais Paris quand bon te SEM
blerait. Tes voyages, tn les emploierais
a lire, refechir.
Eft Gabriel Que fais-tu de Ga
briel /?
Nine Ringade tourna ses regards du
cote de son fills, affaIe au milieu de La
banquette en- face.
Ca te deplairait d'habiter Saint
Germain ? interrogea-t -elle.
Mon Dieu... dit mollement le ieune
homme, je pense, CONNIE papa, que ce
serait beaucoup de temps gaspille. Tu
ssis que TAI des cours toute la semaine.
-Mais, sapristi on serait. le NAL
quand tn te reposerais deux fois trois
quarts d'heure dams un train Et puts,
toi surtout, lie grand air est essentiel...
oh tn sails, je suis de ceux qui Sc
trouvent bien n'importe on.
La discussion reprit entire les epoux.
Les quatre cents francs de voyages an
nuels, prix des deux Announcements, cons
Continuation d la Derniere Page.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06

Tn jeune homme de Gilbert, paroisse
Franklin. Sc nommant Leon Gill, s'est
tue Acknowledgement Ell chassant, jeudi
dernier. Fl traversait une barriere en-
fills de fer quand son fusil s'est decharge
ct lie coup la atteint La nuque, dechi-
rant une partie de son crane ct causant
La mort immediate.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06
FEUILLEToN DUM MEscHAcEBE
BONHEUR EN- GERNE.
PAR JEAN BLAIZE.
PAR JEAN BLAIZE.

serne, en- face, ct jusqu'a la poste aux
chevaux- A leur sortie, on salua de
rires, de piaisanteries les amis du pere
Ringade, don't la demarche on lie cons
tata du moins pour I'M certain nombre)
n'etait pas tres assurec.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06

Apres boire, deux camarades Sc dis
putent ct echangent force horions.f
On scpare les conbattants en- leur de-
mandant le motif de leur pugilat
VOLTA! dit Pun, nous avions pris
canons sur canons...
-Et, intervient i'm auditeur, c'est
ainsi que vous avez fini par avoir une
"batterie
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06

Une explosion de grisou dams une
mine 4 Coaldale, Vie. O., jeudi a midi,
probablement conte la vie vingt-un
hommes qui Sc trouvaient dams la mine
ct qui, s'ils mont etc tues, eonrent lie
risque de perir avaut d'etre secourus.
On ne peut penetrer dams la mine 4
cause des gaz qui sen echappent ct qui
certainement suffoqueront les survi-
wants, sill ena
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06
Cod Liver Oil,

if of good quality. is an excellent remedy
foe Coughs and Colds
We sell only the best Norwegiaa; Oil.
25c. and Soc bottles s
PEOPLES PHARMACY,
Reserve
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06
Journal Officiel
DE la PAR0IsSE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE
EFT DU BUREAU DES ECOLES.
CHAs. LAssEIGNE. REpAorEuR.
ADJOURNMENT

ABONNEMENT:
Un An, SI.5O. Six Mois. rs cents.
Une remise dc sS pour cent est faite aux
abonnes qni patent d'avance on dams lie pre-
mier mois de announcement. Apres ce temps
nest plus fait de remise.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06

Guibollard rencontre Boireau:
oh cher ami, comme vous etes de-
.yenu gros! Qu'avez-vOus done fait
pour acquerir tant de graisse?
-Rien /!
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CHOOSES EFT AUfRRS.

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CHOSES EFT AUfRRS.
Dougal ct Chester Thompson, accu-
ses du meurtre du doctenr 2. T. Young,
Viileplatte, paroisse st. Landry, en-
octobre dernier, viennent d'atre con-
damnes dix ans de penitencier. lis
ont pris appel du jugement aui les frap-
pc ala cour supreme.
Tn jeune homme de Gilbert, paroisse
Franklin. Sc nommant Leon Gill, s'est
tue Acknowledgement Ell chassant, jeudi
dernier Fl traversait une barriere en-
fills de fer quand son fusil s'est decharge
ct lie coup Ia atteint La nuque, dechi-
rant une partie de son crane ct causant
La mort Immediate.
Une explosion de grisou dams une
mine 4 Coaldale, Vie. O., jeudi midi,
probablement colte la vie a vingt-un
hommes qui Sc trouvaient dams la mine
ct qui, s'ils mont etc tues, eonrent lie
risque de perir avant d'etre secourus.
On ne peut penetrer dams la mine 4
cause des gaz qui sen echappent ct qui
certainement suffoqueront les survi-
wants, sill y en- a.
En- ce moment on notre jury de poll
ee Sc prepare passer une nouvelle Or
dominance concernant les licenses, il
pourrait bien Sc laisser infiuencer par
rexempie de qualques autres pareisses
qui viennent d'exiger, pour la vente
dies liqueurs, une license excessive. La
paroisse Riviere Rouge a fixe a Sc, 900
ct eelie de West Carroll s., 800 lie prix
de cette license, ct aussitot, dams chacu-
ne des deux paroisses, une license etc
prise.
Une femme italienne, Nine Carolina
Ventimiglia, agee de trente-trois ans,
a etc assassinee lundi dernier par un
Italien nomme Tony Laehute sur rha-
bitation stanton, dix. miles an-des-
sous d Alger. lie vol a etc le mobile do
crime: la femme tenait une petite bou-
que ct Isaehute.qui tenait ses complies,
savait qn'elle spossetlait environ $500,
fruit des ecanofnies de toute sa vie. lie
miserable a mutise lie corps de la femme
de eoups de poignard, s'est empare de
pargent ct a pris la fuite.
Les ecrivains qni ont critique l'usage
du corset ct pTetendu que c'etait un ins-
trunlent de torture, invente par le
naoyen age, ont commits une grave err
teur. lie corset renonte au deluge..
En- tout 90, son antiquite Went d,etre
parfaitement reconnae la suite des re-
centes fouilfes operees rAcropole IA
themes. Parmi les decouvertes qui y
ont etc faites ces temps derniers. on
trouve des pieces qui etablissent, dune
facon peremptoire, que les contempo-
raines de Pericles portaient des corsets.
Z ~
On annonee do ch;caoo nua 10 doc.
tpur Oliver p Hart Ais d,nn r;oba "a
sident de ST Louis avant confess6 ou,i,
etait coupable du meurtre d,Irane Klo-
kow. petite file de dix ans ete con-
danne auaante-cino ans do travanx
fara6S I'll u,6rifa;t h;or, s.ofto ,,,,p;f;o,
Ayant fait venir penfant dams sa mai.
son. il lui await administre une forte
dose de morphine, des effets de laouelle
ellie mourut, ct alors il. await mutile son
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-06

Dougal ct Chester Thompson, accu-
ses du meurtre du doctenr q. T. Young,
Villeplatte, paroisse st. LANDRY, en-
octobre dernier, viennent d'etre con-
damnes a dix ans de penitencier. lis
ont pris appel du jugement aui les frap-
pc ala cour supreme.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29

It is wonderful what a little care
full grooming will do for a woman.
It's inspiration and sweetness. It's
delightful and bewitching. The eff
fects of Hillister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. .35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sex
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
INDEPENDE

A few days more and the glorious 4tNof July will
firing Of guns and frecrackers. Before that event happens weSA
your independence by taking advantage of this Independent SaCA
many O. the things listed below to celebrate with, @xtra things are
for a holiday and here is your opportunity to obtain Ehe necessaries
the inner man on that occasion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
HARMFUL STOMACH DOSING.
No Need of It When Hyomei is Used
to Cure Catarrh.

| 10 SbiC S0ldIII'
Physicians and scientists agree that
the less medicine one swallows. the
better. 1t is in keeping with this idea
that HyOnei is recommended by lead
| ing physicians throughout this and 9th
er catarrhal sections.
When this treatment is used i'll ca
tarrhal troubles. there is no stomach
dosing, for the medicine is taken in with
the air you breathe. and goes right to
the spot where the catarrhal germs are
present. healing the inflamed and irri-
tated mucous membrane, killing the
disease germs and entering the blood
with the oxygen, driving all catarrhal
germs from the system.
Do not try to cure catarrh of the head
by putting medicine into YOUR stomach
nonsense treatment. Breathe the heal
ing balsams of Hyomei and in few
days you will notice relief, and its con-
tinued use will result in a complete and
lasting cure
H. o. Rolls has seen so many cures
ers, several of them cases where all
hope of relief had been given up, that
he gives an absolute guarantee of cure,
or money will be refunded, with every
outfit he sells.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81. while extra bottles of Hyomei, if
needed, are only 90 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
Game Fowls on Boston Lawns.

Dealers in pet stock say that subur-
ban residents of Boston are adopting
as the latest fad the raising of game
chickens. The stately carriage and
brilliant plumage of these belligerent
fowl make them valuable for decora-
tive purposes Oh the lawn to people
who would. however. never dream OF
putting their combative qualities TO
the tesi, seys the Boston Herald. The
dealers are prophesying that before
long the old time fancy Of keeping
gamecocls chained with silver chains
on the lawns of fashionable country
houses wiz be revived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
OKLAHOMA WOLF CHASE.
Bare Hard CntciicrS TO Hold big
Roundup Near C.attsnoo=I.

Roundup Near chattanooga
Those who enjoy :he chase viii have
q chance 10 exert their energy Thanks
giving day in the big" pasture. says; 4
IawtOu (OkIab correspondent of the
st. Louis GIoba-ibamocrat The round
up will be made close u the town site
of Chattlnoo@a. where the Staying OF
the wolves will take place. Although
no extensive advertisement has been
made. vet ii * expected by those in
charge that the hunt viii surpaSs in
every particular the hunts Of the pre-
viouS two years
Now that the trains run daily 10 that
point. it will be very easily reached by
rail. and it is the intention to have ex-
cursions run on that day. extending
from Wichita Kan on the north to
Dallas and Fort Worth. Tex. on the
south. Many of the best dogs of the
new state and adjoining states will be
at Chattanooga and assist in the
mighty battle with the wolves.
No guns will be permitted at any
stage of the game. and the coyotes can
only be killed or taken alive by the
dogs. lariat rope or the bare hands.
Some of the best wolf catcherS and
hunters in the territory have been ex-
tended an invitation to attend. and it is
likely that most of them will accept
the invitation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
Chess and Whist cIub.-A social OF
NOVEL CHARlVARi.
Noah's Ark Surprise For Two Newly
Wed Devised by Odd Fellows.

r
Henry L. Dunning of Montclair
n. J., married Miss Edith Susan Wood
borne of that town. He belongs (be
longed, he is married now TO the
Watching Odd Fellows lodge. and
when the Odd Fellows heard that Dun.
ming mad gone and got married they
planned party. says the New York
World. At Z o'clock the O-her night
Dunning was sitting in his Morris
chair in the front parlor rejecting
upon his felicity, while Mrs. DunninG
was putting away the tea things.
Then the Odd Fellows came cutting
up down the street, and the bewildered
Dunning imagined that he was Noah.
In the van of the party David Carroll
was compelling a refractory and mex
perienced bull calf to ''giddap.' Be
hind him John II. Barmore was guild
ing six weeks piglet by the simple
process of twisting its tail
Then. in the order named. came Rich
ard Burgess with duck. Fred Bower
with a rabbit. Julius Gregory with Il
bird dog, Herman Marie with a Nal
tese cat George Perry with 4 squirrel,
Jacob StOltS with woodchuck, Ed
ward Purdy with a white rat, John
Fox with a pigeon, Peter Herring with
profane parrot. Harry Van Giesen
with n canary. Oscar Terry with n gold
fish in Il globe and VIII Labough with
4 turtle inscribed &c. w, 1892" and
therefore authentic
Fred Gibbs tailed the procession with
a house broken garter snake. As an
adjunct to the snake Fred brought n
quip TO the effect that snakes were
coming into fashion as girdles aud that
If Mrs. Cunning would employ the rep
tile for said purpose no other person
but her husband would dare to encircle
her waist But unfortunately in the
ensuing noise the quip failed to be
heard
In the wake of the biologists still
more Odd Fellows brought dressed
chickens. cabbages, cauli1owerS. pota-
toes. turnips and other fruits of the
earth. Then they all rollicked into the
house. and the calf clambered on the
Morris chair. and the shoat commend
ed himself to the underpinning of the
piano lamp, and the bird dog pointed
the canary, and the ground hog tried
to burrow the velvet violet lining of
the conversation chair. and the Maltese
cat and the green parrot determined
little matter of precedence and the
squirrel upset the gold fish globe, and
the Washingtonian turtle shut its shell
on the foot of the white rat
And all together and in their indi-
vidual capacity they shook up the
Smyrna rugs and the mission furni-
ture; but. though it was exciting. ev-
erybody had a fine time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

submitted samples of each 10 Professor
l.. G.. Michael chemist of the station.
who analyzed them. He found that
their sugar contents varied from al
most nothing TO as high os 4 per cent.
This highest grade is one-third rs much
as the average amount found in sugar
beets Another interesting fact dis
closed was that for weight pumpkins
have less solid matter than milk. This
great variation in saccharin substances
oIens ND Il new field for breeding in
vestigations The object now is 10
pick the seed from the varieties giving
the best chemical analysis and to breed
crosses of the different varieties.
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

Will Be Buried Here.-Word has
been received of the death of Colonel
NJ. NJ. Price, a former Davenporter. at
Paris. The remains Will be brought
here for burial Colonel Price came to
Davenport in his early childhood, with
his parents, and grew to young man.
hood here. reading law in the office of
Cook & Dillon. attending Old Iowa col
lege, and finishing his education in the
east. At the outbreak of the war. he
offered his services TO the government.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
ButSer's Flag

Feb q. 1896, General Benjamin I.
Butler presented TO congress the first
genuine American flag, made Of Amer
lean materials by American labor. ever
constructed in this country. Prior to
that time all American government
flags had been made of English bunt-
ing. Since then all our official flags
have been the product exclusively OF
American material ami labor. There
were tw-enty-six stars in the flag at
that time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

1t is really one of the most wonder
full tonics for developing the figure and
soothing the nerves ever offered to the
American people. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or tablets, 50 cents.
I. H. Thomas pharmacy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

The Iowa experiment station at
Webster City is doing some original
work in breeding pumpkins in order
to raise their sugar contents. says a
Webster City correspondent of the St.
Paul Pioneer Press. Professor A. S.
Beech of the horticultural department
has selected ninety pumpkins Of the
different varieties, has planted them
and upon their attaining maturity has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

and became Northumberland of the
18th Iowa volunteers. His term of
service was cut short by his injury on
the field. solid shot cutting a limb
from its tree, and its fall upon Colonel
Price injuring his spine to a degree
that partly crippled him ever after
ward. Back in 1869. President Grant
appointed him consul at Marseilles,
France President Roosevelt appoint
ed him consul at Jeres de la Frontere.
Spain. and it was there that he was
Frustrated several weeks ago. and from
where he was taken 10 Paris for treat
ment.
Chess and Whist CIub.-A social or
ganization known as the Whist and
Chess club has filed articles of incor-
poration in the Office of County Re
corder Like The incorporators are
William Cannon. William Weatherly
and E. J. Mullick The club will have
a capital stock of $4,000, divided into
shares of $50 each, and expects to ac-
quire comfortable and home-like quar-
tiers of its own.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

Took Own Life.-A sad event is the
death of Ed James, one of the best
known residents of jamestown. and
one of the members of the prominent
Scott county family from which the
town took its name Mr.. James death
occurred by his own hand. Mr. James
had been in poor health for Il couple
OF weeks. and gave way Saturday night
TO Il sudden attack of acute melan-
choly. He was oppressed for Il time.
but Sunday morning seemed much his
usual self. and urged his family at
neon to attend the funeral of an old
friend which occurred Sunday after
noon. The wife and children. going to
the service. returned home about
o'clock 10 find him missing. The little
girl soon after found him i'll the woods
near the house. where his body hung
and where he had ended his life, evil
IDENTITY as a result of the fit of mental
depression which had shown itself so
strongly the evening before.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30

Wanted in VESTED Tankersly. 4
man wanted at Colorado Springs for
obtaining $500 under false pretenses.
is under arrest in Davenport. and will
be taken back TO Colorado upon the ar
rival of the sheriff from Colorado
Springs. who is now on his way to
Davenport after the prisoner. Tankers-
~ has been in Davenport for several
days past. but before the local officers
apprehended him. had left for Clinton.
Officer Stanley thereupOn went to the
up river town and locating the man.
placed him under arrest and brought
him 10 Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-30
Injury Causes peath.=Am

Injury Causes Death.-Amos Mendy,
well known truck farmer living on
the old Fri Dodge homestead at Buff
falo. died yesterday morning from in
juries received week ago. He came
to Davenport last Monday with load
of truck. and coming home fell from
his wagon. and hurt his spine. He has
been lying at his home since that time.
sinking lower and lower. He leaves =
wife and no children. Formerly he
was resident of Chicago His age
was 81 years