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Minnesotské noviny., 1906-05-17

Nebrasky zajel Sc ma mas podfvati.
Seyerni Dakotu dobra bndoucnost,
s tou totiz podminkou osvedci-li Sc
tameisi krajina tax drodnou jako
hsla po minute dtyry roxy. Pff-
tonne pfiiizdf pry tam stale houfy.
yyste5ilovalci cena pozemkdd vdei-
hlede stoupa.
xy Hledd Sc starsf muz k obsluze
koni a domaci praci. Haste Sc II
Karel Zaleskf, 332 Front ST., st.
Paul. Mimi. 26-tf
= Jak nam bylo sdeleno, dlel
yybor ustanoveny fadem Orel, cis.
SO. y. G. B. j. k pofadani vSletu ma
yenkoy "a tim 16elem Move Pra-
ze, Mimi, kde vyjednaval pfipravnc
prace k vyletu, ienz rad hodla tam
pofadati mesici tervenci.
= Minulou sobotu byly ulozeny k
lvecnemu odpocinku poziistatky Jos.
Albert Wheelocka, zakladatele re-
daktora zdejsiho denniho tasopisg
Pioneer Press. Zesnuly zemfel v
Istafi. rs let 20 delsi chorobe na
lplicni neduh. Pan Wheelock pozf-
val zvuSn6ho jn6na jake redaktor
zmiHaneho listu 4 behem sse noyi-
nafske cinnosti ttm6f pill stoleti
ltrva;fci ziskal vi neocenitelnTch ~
lsiuh nejen nase mesto stat, ale
O celg severozapad. Nenahrotnadll
sice velkeho imeni, ale "a to zGstavil
Ij,s j,s ss!!,,A ss!!,,A tt.sale fsaaAtlE., iaedperova-
lnim vseho, co podpory bylo hodnf q
Iodsuzoyanf yseho, co pficilo sc jehe
lzdravemu rozumn On bvl jednfm Z
tech malo novinafn, ktery doyed
stati vzdy pevne nedstupne ma
lsyem stanoyiskn mnohe krasne di
Ilo ieho pficinenfm se dockalo sveht
nskntelneni. Proto take fimrtf ieht
ma vsech stranach upfimne zeleno.
= Jak liz ctene nasi vefejnosti j
znamo. kona Cesko-Americky Soko
velke pFipravy kii aveinn yefeineml
!, |,vystoupenf pred nase obecenstvo "
yefeinem cvitenf pfisti sobotu 10
kvetna veccr. Jelikoz program We
eers bude vyzadoyati vice easn ies
zadoucno, ably obecenstvo dostavil'
se do sine drive nezli obycejne. :
TAX tedy ma shledanou pti vefeiner
cviceni sokolskem plesu pfissf Sc
botu ye6er.
| Bvllo Bvvllo nam cznaamene, re pan
Rosa Sandova sc posledni dobo
yazne roznemohla a je upoutana n
lnzko.
r Posledni dobou stava yelik
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-05-17

nit nit sc poeHI,YssiIliiss56 poeHI,sIliiss56 realiikieh dhtl
osady sy. Stanislava, ze nesetfili ma
kladem pfi vystrojenf dilek pr O.
perete Fairy Land. VSprava toho-
to kusu byla skuteGne slyostna,
Pan i. J. Brychta, znamS po-
zemkovy jednatel, odjcl Y 1tery o
pet do Mandan, No. Oak. kraja-
ny, ktefi hodlaji 81 tam koupiti po-
zemky. Pan Brvchta ma nyni pilno
kazdotydna jede tam 3 nekolika
kraiany.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-05-17

tomu ie iich stale nedostatek.
sE Stavebni dffvi vseho druhu,
dvefe, okna, chilly vdbec vse, co
do oboru toho nalezf. Pfijdte a.
pfesvedete sc, nez koupite jinde.
st. Paul Wrecking & Lumber Co
HI. df. 5o7a Wabasha ul. 730 W.
18th St., st. Paul, Minn. Albert
Zachar, rriiditei. 7-H.
= Pan John r.. Vikla, znamy
mattel stromoyky We Wesley, Mimi,
zastavil Sc zde tento tyden naleza-
je sc ma zpateGni cest6 domi re Sill
yer Lake, Hutchinson Glencoe,
kdc dodaval stromky obiednavate-
linn. Pan Vikla v6nuje pcclivou
pozornost svemu oboru krairn6
mohon sc nan d1veron obratiti.
r Minulou nedali dopoledne po-
zvan byl fotografista p. Hoffman
do sine c. $. p. $. k fotografovanf
cvicicich elend Cesko-Americkeho
Sokola iakoz zactva. Oba skupi-
move obrazy budou dojista pekne a
nasfm Sokolfkdrn zaroveh vzdy u
pominkou ma druhe vefejne cvice-
nj, k nemuz Sc po vsechen cas- tu-
zili.
T~ Ma prodei zdGnf ddm 8 lotens
kteTT nese % dolarti mesitniho
naimu. Proda Sc lacino ma splatly
S25 mGsicne. Haste Sc admini-
|strace tohoto listu. 23-tf
= Elizabeth, 3 roxy stara dee
ruska prof John Hartigan {. 2049
Carroll ui., fbyiia byia napaddeTia ria pra-
| hu sveho domu rozyzteklenym do
macim kohoutem, jenz vrhl Sc dit6-
| I'll do obliceje a nemilosrdne pocal
| ie svSrni spary skrabati. Kdyz kfi-
KEN pfiyolani rodicc dostavili Sc di-
ttesti sku pomoci krvaeelo toto sine
ma obli6eji musilo byti dodano dc
| nemocniee, kde lekafi shledali, ze
dite pride leve oko.
v nedeli rano dostali Sc dc
hadky John Selariano a Tony
Drone 1souce ma bvtu v els. 442 Pine
Iul. Behem sporu mezi obema muz
ljenz del &c yenku pred domem, Wy
Ilakana byla domaci PAM Lyonsov'
lven, kdyz te chvili Drone po sven
lprotivniku dvakrate stfelil Naho
dou zasahly ODE kule pani Iyonso
YOU do nohou zpdsobivse il vazn'
lporaneni, ktere mize miti zle na
sledky Gtocnik Drone byl ma t
Izatcen, a bude muset vyckati jak
nasledky ponese poraneni pani Ly
lonsoye.
I = Minulon nedeli vecer bvla si
iKatolicke Bcsedy pravem smysl
slova nabita. Kolem 900 osob dosts
lvilo sc do sine, ably byly sv6dky vi
bavy pofadane skolnimi ditkan
kat. skoly sv. Stanislava. Progral
zabavy byl velmi bohaty a dobfe VI
leny. laci vyznamenali Sc ka;
dem oboru jak V deklamacich tax ,
Izp6vu, t6locviku, hudbe atd mad
ysecko o6ekavani. Zvlast1 zamlouvi
; " zpev "Jak krasna isl ceska zem'
Idiyadlo 'Iorincin svatekv a angl
cka operetta Fairy Land, = kktero
iproyc,iiy difittky difitty vssi vysssii sIoliy ssIkoliy, po5ttei
l70. Dale syetovaclayska kayalerie
cviceni Indian Clubs dosp6lejsin
/ ldiykami. Velky smich a potlesk v
i yoIal sbor hoch6 kuse Dispute
Territory. VseclSy vykony malyc
: lmn6lcl hudebnich na piano byl
royn6z pfijaty povddkem a uzn!
Inim. Cele provedenf programu by
IylteGne. potleskem obeeenstva ot
lin6i1ovane a yidtti 2 toho, ze velke
J lpflf ENTHUSIASTICALLY sestry ne
3 ltelkv naevi6enf TAX obtfzneho pr
Il & Y
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-05-17

poptayka po pracoynfch silaeh a ma
sledkem toho nabizi sc delnikiim
yyssi rnzdia neil indy. sSssak vzdoT
tomu ie iich stale nedostatek.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
HOUSEHOLD CARES
lax the Women Of Als,ks che Sam
as FtERwhsre

Hand 20 attend 70 househo'd duties
With a constantly aching back.
A woman should not have bad back,
And she wouldu Z If the kidney were
wei.
Dosn' Kidney Pills make well kidney,
Here Is a woman who endorses this
claim.
Mrs. Charles Weimore, Of 25lS VIII
lam street. BellinChsm, Wash, says;
ID had attacks Of kidney complaints a.
various times for several years, indlest'
e5 hy ha, ksche, difficulty with the kid
nev secUetio7S, pain and soreness across
The kidneys aud WEAKNESS and lsnguor.
7 could rot get proper or necessary
sleep st night. My strength seemed
insufficient 30 proform the ordinary
household duties without distress sno
10 other WAYS when suffering from these
smells nv health was in bad condition.
4 had al attack some Sime AGO, snd
knowing Of the merits Of DOsu's Kidney
Pins I sent for box, The pills stopped
the hsckache almost Immediately and
soon corrected the sction Of the kidney
sec etious. Ny health was greatly i'm
proved and have no hesitation Ia re-
commencing DOsu's kidney Pills Tor
snv complaint similar to those which
afflicted me-
For sale BY sll dealers, Price 50 cents,
Faster,NfiISuru Co, Buffalo, New
York sole agents Tor the United States,
Remember the nsme-Dosn's-sno
take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
SALE OF MINING PROPERTY

By or,ler % the Hon. Warren A Wcrden
referee Ca bankruptcy, the undermined, - trutt
tee Of the estate Of the creek lloys Aiuing
Company. . corporation bankrupt. oferr Tor
sale he fonouIug properties, known collective
Is Is the Grpak Boys Nine, situHte Ia thf Der
uers Rsy Mining District, near Juneau, Alaska,
more particularly described IN the records q
the said Nininc District. 70 which recurct uid-
Hc-S hereby are referred Tor further particulars.
and generally described as follows
Aurora lode Mining Claim, Uutistented,
FIomStaze, Lode Mining Claim, Lnpaieuit,5-
Lake Niev. ode Mining Claim, rhratcuted.
NEutmore l6ie Mining Claim, l'upsfentco
Nav Flower Lode Mining Clalm. Jupstsuted
Queer o. The HilS lode Mining Claim. IN
T1haupurh. Lode Mining Claim. Uupstsnted
BerneTs Bsy Flscer, Number one, Placer
Mining Claim, Jnpsteuted,
EernCrs Bay plHceT, Number Two Plscef
Mining Claim, luFatgnted.
Great rails creek, Wtter Right, Dndeveloped.
TanannuCh Greek Water Right Cudcvelopca.
Tao NH sites Of about eve t5l acres each,
situate adjacent % Tuuauuuck Claim, Iurat-
an Of the said r-ops-tv is situate ~ Rcruer
Rsv In the District q Alaska, Hhotit 8ity miles
from juneau, and IL rccorded in The Receiving
al Juneau Alaska. The trustee y informed
thai development work snhc!ent 80 euutie the
holder 20 patent these claims has 'Neer done,
Included Ia TIE SAID properties and % b solo
herewith Rrc AT buildings. tools, railways nos
situate upon these properties N tiny there 6e.
The sale is % be ty sealed bids 20 be delivered
a. the once 90 Hon warren a. Wnrden. rcferCe
In bankruptcy. Chamber 81 Commerce Building,
Tacoma, Washington, notlhtcr than two O'Clock
p. n on Tuesday the 18Th day ~ September
iqla each hid % b accom- panied oy deposit o.
h- cbrtIded cheek Tor, ten 40 rtT cent ~ The
amount o. The hid. such DEPOSIT trr cheek 20 BE
returned % unsuccessful bi1dCrs and % BIC %
be considered GO the same Is for les than Ten
thousand Dollars
Further particulars 0f the PROPERTY and The
sale thereof may be Chtsiued u the undersigned
or his sttarntvs. The right o. reject any and
an bids fs reserved
HENRY N 80, Trustee.
once and p0Stoficc address, Bank q Califor-
MIA Building, TacGmA, Wash.
TDFN G. GRAY once and roriofice audrs 81,
20 owulnu Bulldog, seattle. WISH.
FRANK p. KELLY once End pdstoiiCe Sd
dress gl Fidelity Binding Tacoma, WISH.
ATTORNEYS Tor The Trustee.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
PRINCESS BEATRICE
DUE TOMORROW

4 csolegrsm received by h. r hUDn'
agent Tor The Canadian Pali6 cEallwayr
conveys the word that The Princess
Beatrice SSile5 from Vancouver tor
SkSsvsy. Sunday morning az $ O'Clock
With 3 passengers and +oo tons OF
freicbt She viii be due % arrive
tomorrow. Her sailing dste is t1mo7-
TOW evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
tslnnaul.r SwcIlInes.

Eere is 8 remedy Tor softer and
glandulsr svelIng>. GlyCeruatcd 10
dine lod0u-icGidr OF potassium two
5zus: distilled water one pint. E,yc-
erin pure. one ounce. dissolve the
iO5Ide In the water. then add the Gyc-
erin. Apply with auusepuc EHuze -
&1e linen.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
CIRCLE WILL
PRODUCE S25O,OOO

Its estimated that the Circle City
district will yield S25NOoo this year.
That IS about equal to the production
there last wear. The banner yield for
the Circle City district many years
ago, SI,ooOoo1
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION


$ Rrophy, 8 leading merchant Of
Port Angeles, WISH, Snd bis sister,
K-rfves % the Jefferson LIST night SID
s-s Making a bret tour O. the north
Tssv vii lesve o. the train tomoCcov
t,- tW-hitsha-ss. snd vii visit the
AtIiu plScev camp before returning
Tasy are 81 The FItJh Avenue hooel.
f =. orr. o. The dawson tCsiEhtIoG
firm 81 Orr X TuSey, arrived non The
interior yesterday sna let for the south
q The Jefferson. Mr., Orr viii operate
. stage line next winter between Nsl-
De- SnS Fairbanks.
Ms NJ. Nouros, wife O. the man
sSs- o. SewS-6 pe1inSOls's USil0os5, and
hs- daughter, Ms. NJ, N. Bailey. who
x--5ves ron Nome SATURDAY evening,
leh o. The jefferson Tor the soath.
Henry wsechser, the Fairbanks
neat dealer, arrived OF The jefferson
VIII : hess O. steers which he IS
taking 70 The interior. &c n 81 The
Golden North.
IF paausu, the Tscons, The coz
tractor VIC : erecting the buildings 81
Fort william Z. Seward, accompanied
Sy bis daughter, arrived 81 Eaioes On
the jefferson Yesterday.
Ms. : 2. PUAh, Mrs HawNhu7st
xoS Ms. Eva NcGrsth. who have been
spso5inr = vsCsuou Of two weeks a.
The summit returned 70 tow lESi
night
AG. Preston. who hss been visiting
SSS-wSv an Whiteho-Se for sewers,
weeks. len OF the Jefferson for bis
hone 81 Minneapolis
Ms ". s. Cleveland left o. The
jefferson tbs morning for juneau
where she vii be the guest O. her
daughter. Ms. Joho :. NsloDey.
George Sullivan, Who recently r.
turned iron tair5sakS, left % the te.'
fe-so1 for Seattle.
Roy Y. Nye, the FsirbSoS lawyer
arrived o. The Jefferson and Is
russrs 81 the FSHh Avenue
Ms Z Sowerby and children left 90
The jefferson this morning for Seattle
where they vii remain Tor the winter
+ ". Jennings STrived from Juneau
N The Jefferson this morning sod len
Tor juneau o. TIE Georgia
RN. O5eIl, o. Esines, was in SSSE'
vxy TO-DAY OF business,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
Fox City Become. Iu',res,iuE

Fox City IS one Of the newest towns
in the TsDsua valley 70 become Inn
partsnt. II Is or the Tsuaus Mines
railway 81 Fox Cuich on Gol5s,Teau
creek. Cod nay has been discovered
at FOX Culch and 30 houses SIRE in course
Of erection there,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
sKACwAH WEATHER

The result OF the observation taker
Az Moore wharf st midnight, Aug, 70
1900. is a. follows;
Temperature time ohservst o. - soo''
Man. tenn. preceding - hours..t2
Min -
Mean " "'S
Barometer So.2S
Clear sn6 Calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

". " BouFht0n has received q con
sigumeat Of Marguerite Havana Cigars,
II you want = good sweet smoke call
Tor them.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
WINDY ARM
MAPS ron SALE

Mans Of the Windy Arm mining dis
trict made by a, G. Dickson, the
whitehorse civil engineer and ad'
mitted 10 be the only authentic ones
out, are for sale 81 the Daily Alaskan
o GU are interested 10 Windy
Arm get one.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
Eornsr skar~-sr Cir q, HOuOr,d

Miss Helene Moore, daughter ot Or.
sD5 Ms. I. Il. Moore, formerly o.
Sk&Cwsy, but now Of Douglas was the
victor 10 an oraboricsl contest 81 Juneau
the other DAY. There were Ugne con
UeSSsutS.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
Cl.r, Nectar at Seattle

Fresh steamed clans ard clam nectar
will be served a. the Seattle saloon.
The clans arrived fresh 90 the Jefer.
son
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

The culinary department Of TIE
Fgfth Aueuue hoJel = unegUSleid II the
north. Il provides The very best
The market Sao0dS- IL : up-tc-
6SJs in 81 respects. u
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

The Pack Train saloon always leads.
Il carries only the best brands o. whls-
kies, wines, beers aud all the other
goods 70 be had 81 s 6rSt-cla - gentle
mems resort
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
L O. 7. M. T,niEnt

There will be s special session o. the
Ladies o. the Nacosheo> tonight
After the business meeting there will
ba : social session.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

Hot steamed clans will Dc served at
TIE Mascot saloon tonight, free 20
patrons o. the popular no use.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

The very best fresh oyster cocktails
ia the CITY are served al the Pack
Tran saloon. q
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
Arctic BrOthsrhOOa Tonight.

The regular meeting Of the Arctic
E~o,herho, 4 will take place this even
f-- There will be initiation.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
CITY OF SEATTLE
SAILS NORTH

Special Dispatch 70 Daily Alaskan
Seattle, Aug. Sl-The City OF Seattle
sailed Tor SkScwsy yesterday evening
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
At the Mascot

Mt Vernon rye and Ola Belmou
vhiSSeys, double stamped goods, al
wholesale prices al the Mas
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

itching. Sind, Bleeding, Pros UdinE
Piles Druggists are SuJhC-lzeo % re-
fund nouey i PAzo OINTMENT fslLs 70
cure IN 6 70 4 DAYS. 50 ceutS.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
FzrSllon Arrives

The FsraIlou arrived from Seattle
this afternoon 81 = o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

All the delicaoies Of the season At the
Pack Train Restaurant,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

n. n Clark,
Volunteer Z. :. Weather observer,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

Draft, saddle or pack horses for sale
Apply at Alssks Tran FER Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT

Skagwsy, August q 1905,
The weather Conditions ST SksEVsy
10Y the - hours preceding noon today
---.- .u E,}lNv-S.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-21

r =. Orr. o. The Dawson tCelEhuoG
Srn o. Orr X TUSey, arrived non The
interior yesterday snd lett for the south
o. The Jefferson. Mr.. Orr Will operate
. stage line next winter between Val
De- SnS Fairbanks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-12
SUIT FOR DAMAGE
Brought by Stella Grady Against
Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Kinney.
WOMAN ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL
Arguments of Attorneys Occupy Time
of Court Most of the Day-EarIy
Decision Expected.

Aledo, Jan. 12.-(SpeciaD Suit for
$4,000 will be commenced by Stella
Grady against Archibald and Mary L..
Mckinney for bodily injuries received
while in the Mckinney home, of which
Mrs. Mckinney was found guilty yes
terday, according to statements of her
attorneys.
In this way the girl hopes to be at
least partially recompensed for the
months of suffering passed by her.
Motion for New Trial.
George A. Cooke and H. A. Weld, at.
torneys for Mrs. Archibald Mckinney,
have filed a motion for new trial. Ar
guments have been in progress on this
question before Judge Graves all of
this morning and will probably not be
concluded very early today. A decis-
ion without delay was expected on this
motion, as Judge Graves expects to
leave here tomorrow morning, but as
he desires to give more time to the
points involved. the matter goes over
until Feb. 16.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-12
CASE IS SETTLED
Litigation Over Will Comes to
Erd Suddenly After
noon.
CRIMINAL TRIALS JAN. 20
Second Panel of Petit Jurors Reports
for Service Monday-TriaI
List for Week.

The case of ]. F. Simpson ct al VS..
Eliza j. Flemming ct al was settled
out of court this afternoon, after hav-
ing been in progress for a day and a
half. This is the second case this
week that has been settled after trial
was commenced in circuit court
This litigation was over the will of the
mother of the contestants.
The criminal trials will probably be
taken up about Jan. 30. The second
panel of petit jurors reports for SER
vice Monday and new one will be
drawn for thee riminal cases.
Trial List.
The following trial list was set this
morning:
S5. Law. Bledsoe VS.. Tri-City Rail
way company.
81. Law. Sullivan VS.. city of Mo-
line.
9S. Law. Hemmingson VS.. Clark
Manufacturing company ct al.
Tuesday.
104. Law. Peterson VS.. city of
Moline.
los. Law Blake & Murphy vs.
Lewis & Livingston.
JOG. Law. Horst VS.. Deere e Man
sur company.
Wednesday.
10. Law. S. NJ. Arndt company VS.
Steinnort, ct al.
Ill. Law Holdorf VS.. Henning
Brewing company.
115. Law. Adams VS.. NJ. f. NJ. &
w. Railway company, ct al
Thursday.
101. Law. Coburn VS.. NJ. E. NJ. &
w. Railway company ct al.
102. Law. Schlueter VS.. NJ. E. NJ
& w. Railway company ct al.
81. Chancery. Passig VS.. Passig
Friday.
II. Chancery. Daum VS.. Cline
ct al.
116. Law. Ward VS.. S. NJ. Arndt
11S. Law. Peterson VS.. Hooker.
120. Law. Moline Engraving COM
pany VS.. Moline Printing company.
General.
81. Law. Lyon VS.. c., r. l. & p.
Railway company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-12
LUTHER LEAGUE
NAMES OFFICERS
Program of Music, Rotations and De-
bate is Also Given by Members
of the Organization.

Officers of the Luther league of
Grace Lutheran church were elected
last evening, and a program was given
by its members. Refreshments were
served at the parsonage by Mrs. Hoff-
stem. The officers are:
President-JOhn II. Hauberg.
Vice President-Egbert Hasselquist.
Secretary-Miss Leone Westman.
Treasurer-Fred Setterdahl.
Following is the program given:
Hymn-Coronation.
Scripture and prayer-Rev. Hoffsten
Vocal solo-Miss Anna Johnson.
Reading-Egbert Hasselquist.
Vocal solo-MisS Olga Swanson.
Reading-MisS Louise Uhlman.
observation-disclosures Ryden.
Vocal solo-Miss Louise Grimes.
Debate-"Resolved. That Art is
More Beautiful Than Nature. Affirm
alive, Emil DanielsOn, Miss Eva Has
selquist; Negative. Miss Esther Ed
wall, John H. Hauberg
Recitation-Miss Nellie Christensen.
Talk. B. Oakleaf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-12
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Edna Lundy is home from Cal
ifornia, where she spent several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. B. E. Jones have re-
turned from an extended visit in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mcguire left yes
terday noon for a brief visit with rela-
tives in Chicago.
Prof. J. A. Udden, of Augustana col
lege, is in Urbana today in the inter
eSts of that institution.
Mrs. John Dixon, of Indianapolis, is
expected in the city this evening to
spend some time visiting with friends.
D. ]. Steinhardt, who was in the city
to attend the funeral of Mrs Margaret
Kohn, returned to his home in New
York today.
Slater Montrose. who is to succeed
T. E. Veitch as assistant manager OF
the Harper and Rock Island houses, ar
rived from New York last night.
Thomas ]. Naylon has returned from
Leavenworth, Kans.. where he went
for the holidays. His return was de-
layed by an illness of about two weeks.
Charles H. Stevens, travelling freight
agent of the C. p & st. L., at St.
Louis, and r. l.. Hare, travelling pas
senger agent of the French steamship
line and the Manitoba lines, were in
the city yesterday on business.
E. L. Golf has returned from Kansas
City, where he attended the meeting
of the outside freight representatives
of the Rock Island. George E. Sud
low, who is the special live stock
agent of the Rock Island in Montana,
with headquarters in Miles City, to-
gether with a number of the other
agents, will spend a few days at Oma-
ha before returning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-12
RESIGNS POSITION
OF Superintendent
Report That T. A. Herzog Leaves the
Rock Island Sash and Door Works
-imse's Successor.

y report is being circulated which
the officers neither affirm nor deny,
that Theodore a. Herzog. superintend-
ent of the Rock Island Sash & Door
works has rendered his resignation, to
take effect at an early date. 1t is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Herzog intends to
accept an offer on the Pacific coast
that he has had under consideration for
some time. He came from Oshkosh,
Wis. about years ago, TO assume
charge of the local factory. He has
many friends in the city who would re-
greet his departure.
While F. c. Denkmann, the presi
dent of the company, declines to make
any statement in the matter it is I'M
derstood that the vacancy caused by
the resignation of II. G.. Imse, as gen.
eral manager. will be filled by the ap-
pointment of Manager Strickland, of
the Weyerhaeuser lumber yards at
Mimi. The annual meeting
of the company was held this week,
and this matter was discussed at that
time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-12
Notice to Insurers.

We have purchased from the admin
1Strators of the estate of the late
James Nj. Buford, that portion of his
insurance business heretofore written
in the National Fire Insurance COM
pany of Hartford, Conn, and the Fire
mems Fund Insurance company of
California, and we have been appoint
ed sole agents of these companies for
Rock Island and vicinity.
All policies IL the above named COM
panies will be taken care of by us,
and we will promptly attend to any
changes or. endorsements desired in
policies of these companies.
HAYES & CLEAVELAND, Agents.
210-212 Eighteenth street,
Rock Island, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-12
Fell From Car.

In attempting to board bridge line
car last evening about $50 DR.. Chal-
mers Prentice, of Chicago. lost his hold
and was thrown to the pavement. The
accident occurred in front of the Har
per house. Fortunately DR.. Prentice
escaped with slight bruises, though his
clothing was damaged considerably in
the fall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-12
ABOUT The COURT HOUSE.
COUNTY COURT.
Rock Island county court, Judge Z
Dar,oaptor DracidipO.

Rock Island county court, Judge (
e. Parmenter presiding:
Probate.-Estate of James w. At1in
son. In the matter of state inheritance
tax. Supplemental report of value OF
estate. for the purpose of assessing
state inheritance tax, filed and approx
ed.
Estate of Paul Bennett. Claim OF
B. f. Knox allowed in class 1 al
s10590 Claim of NJ r. Iglehart e. Co
allowed in class at S35.
Esctate of Sarah Mulhollan. Proof
of publishing and posting notice to
creditors filed and approved.
Estate of Elizabeth Crosby. Inven-
tory filed and approved. Appra;se-
ment bill filed and approved. Petition
by executor for leave to sell personal
property at private sale filed. Hearing
on petition and same granted
Estate of Joseph Huyett Claim of
Clara J. Sydnor allowed in class at
$40. Claim of Chippiannock Cemetery
association allowed in class 1 at 81.
Claim of c. D. Mclaughlin allowed in
class 5 at $27.50.