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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-19

9orrn 9anba uno @ Us 8alton an VI
8 . @aroen, Grunbfid an Der @rauipn
StraBe: $3.50.
W Stieren unb Biliam 9obroupIsfi
an 81 Worriion. @runofld an Der ode
ger euter unb Der Df.MacoH StraSe;
$I465
Sap g ADAMS an 5rou emma 0ruIe,
9runotid an Der Noro.Slores StroSe,
laurel 9eiehts; $500.
Srai Catherine Q Barber u u an gepro
j Sielie. Inteil an 100 Gfer 9ano; $1,000.
Biuiam 8 uIber an Catherine M Bed,
9runothd on Der Weaap Qpenue; $1,000.
5ranf 6ulcumbe an @ui6D SebIsr u VI.
itnei Nder Gano; $725.
6rau Catherine Bees an Stat &c BaIher.
@rMnotttd an Der Obraie Strase; $500.
@9as 9ennp an 6 Z Numme, @runos
fid i'm 8lod l5; $25.
~ y ou9D SofbeinB uno 6rau an Soiefo
NC ~Salsnsuela, 29.47 ader 9ano; $500.
ge9rse Roe uno 9etuis ulrih on Srsnf
Salaia, Sranoftfld al Der @uiiah StraBe:
y~sPNs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-19
etastratsperhanplnuaen

Die fulgenben Betitiunen murben
0erleien: Bon Der Traction RDmpaa.
ME. nab benz Srrenafpl elm DUppel.
aeleiie legen unb bic Wnro.Tlores
StraBen 2inie Derldnaern gu Dirfer;
BON Biraern in uerifiebei1en Teller
Der Staot. um elettriihe GtraBenbe.
leudtung; UNI WaiierIeitung in Der
Beahs uno @uaoaloupe. Strabe; UNI
@rbauurg elmer Bride iiber ben
TluB in Der @rnnb Apenne; um Ser,
dnoeruna bes tleinen Barfes nDr benz
NlnmD'B erii6erunas. gebGuoe; BON
6. s. @tintber. Der fid, betfaQt, baB
Die SnternntiDnnls8 nbn Die 8apolla
StrnBe neriperrt. Den @ospel grus
inoers miro Die @rlanbnia erteilt, Tire
iquitrierten 8Drlelnngen auf benz
Nlariu B[asa nbhaIter al otrfen nit
benz Bniab, baB Der Boiiseimarlhau
oiefetben III ieoer Belt perbieten Tam,
uenn er es fir n6tie hdlt. Nad ldn.
gerer Debate mir0 cine @ehnung
oes Or. Baloaiareai bemiliat. Del
9Dttor bate einen @efanaenen i'm
Staotgeidngnis bebanoelt, oa ueoer
Der Staotarst mod iein Nifiiteut our
Belt AZ fnoen mar. Mauermann,
Woriiser oes 5inanstDmite' ., berif.
tet, oaB Die Beui1ieune fnr Stra.
seni@iloer ungenhseno 1T. 9as So.
mite miro ernitteln, ME bod, Iih bic
untoiten fir Gnibnffuna unb Vim
bringing Der Shiloer belnufen uno
oann neue B0rihldee MAIDEN.
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. Wiht aerinoe Iufreauno be

Nibt aeringe Gufreguna Der.
urladte gu Spener In Bapern Die
&nnoe. onB Der &aiiierer Der oortt.
Gen Seuerbebanf, Ramens MaQer,
nod unterihlaaHne elmer balben
Wiuion Wnrt oas @eite oeiuht bat.
Gs fano infOlae beiien auf ole Bnnt
ein Nnfturm BON OepDIitoren ftott,
ben oas Snftitut ieoDh ausbielt.
Wpn Den Geb6rben uiro uermutet,
Dab Whaer iib nnh Gmerita ee'
fiidtet bat.
Sn 8uoapeftb lit bic ,9eutide
SDltspartei", uelbe nor Sahr uno
Gag aafgelDlt muroe. BON neuert ae.
ariinoet mDroen. Die Better Der Be.
toeanrlg baben einen Gufruf erlaiien,
Der aablreide unterldriften trdat uno
ourb ruel&en in ainbenoen @Drter
aum MnihluB an bic Bartei aufee'
foroert tuiro. Die vDeutiGe Bolts
oartei' uerlanat @(eihlteauna Der
Seutlhen NIT ben Waenaren unb
Die @leihberehtiauna Der oeutlden
Sprate tn Bertebr oer Beb6roen
tro in @emeinoefraaen. 5erner wiro
%9ef0roert, oaS Die oeuiibe Sprahe
IN &irbe uno Saule nid1t beihrdntt
kuer0e,
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Gs ftmo Cure Rierem.
Srrt Sud ni@t iibsr Dte llria@e Gil
res 2eiOeas. Sin 9irger bon
San Antonio 5eigt, ME es
sn Deilen lit.

Wanbe Wenideu benten ME an
lire Nieren. Wenn fie an einem
labmen, idwaben Doer ibmeraenben
&Iden leioeu, 10 meinert iie, es lei
mustulDie Sbudhe; uenrt tie
Shmieriateiteu i'm uriniren baber,,
10 glauben fte, oaB iid ons pul1 lelbIt
tuieoer beben niro. uno 10 nerhGlt
es iid nit allen ben anoeren Sun1p,
tuuaerl bes Nterenleioetts. Nber ae.
raoe BARN lieat bic @efabr. SIR muBt
bieie Dinee beilen Dber fte fiibren su
Diabetes Doer our 8rieht' ihen gties
rentrantbett. Das bette 6eilmittel,
bas Sbr annenoen fDnnt, iino Doau's
Rieren> BiQen. Sic betler, ale uebel,
Die BON idmahen Doer t~rantboften
Nierert itarnmeu. San NntDnier le.
gen 8euauis fir permanente aus
rem ab.
q. 8. Cube, SEQ. Ill 8 f. Souftun.
5traBe, San NntDnto, Ser, iaat:
SD batte felt LANCER Belt &nfdue
BON &~idenIbmer5en une S1merserl
iiher meiner linten 6ufte uno i'd
speifle nibt oaran, oaB iie in Splge
BON ueberanitrengung entitanoen.
81 oies nun TO mar Dber niht; i1
ueiB nur, oaB bic Nnfdae 5eitpeiie
10 ibmer maren, baB t9 mid oft
tagelang su 8ette begeber ntuBte.
Sd batte eineu atuten Nnfau i'm
oereangeneu @inter, als ih BON
9pan's 0ieren=Bilen bDrte, Die i'm
Store Der 8erar Drug So. su erlan'
gen itno uno ib peri9afte mir cine
Sbabtel unb oeriuhte Tie. Sic leis
fteten N4es, mas flr iie beaniprubt
miro. Sic turierter Die &uGens
lbmer5en prompt uno pDaitdnbie
uno ebenio cine Shwieriateit in ben
Nieren : MblDnoerungen, bic mid
fart geplaet batte. Sic arbeitert
ausQeseibnet unb ib babe teinen
8ueifel, oaB iie in iebent anberen
Sale ebeniD mirtungSuoI iein mers
Gen."
(Dieies 8eugnis muroe am 80.
Gpril 1903 a~bgegeben.)
3tuei Sabre aebeiIt.
Nm q. Suli 1905 fiete Scr. Cube
binau: 8dbreno Der lebten apei Sabre
baben iib in meinem Safe bic 0ie.
reuleioen nibt uieber eineeitelt une
i'd halte Jest nehr uun Doan's Nies
rem Bi1en, pie lie uDrber.
8um 8ertauf bel allen 0dnoleru.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co., Buffalo, Stem g0rf, aQeinige
Ngenten fir Die 8ereinigten Staate1l.
@rinnert Guh bes Nameris 9oan
uuo nehrlt teir1e anoeren.
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@te man iuua bletben fann.

umiuna su bleiberl. tut, tpas Mrs.
N. s. RDuan, WfcDonouah. Ga,
aetat. Sic iaQt: ~Drei GIniben glee.
trio GitterS beilten meir 9rDniihes
9ebers uno Wtaeenletoen, naboem
nleitle 9aut Die Enrbe rotten sslaneus
%aneenDmmen batte. Sd fible uirts
lid nm 20 Sabre iiinaer". 9arar.
ttert. 3n BADEN bel NoD[ph Dreis
ltno st. @nhn & So. SO @ts.
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Rettete oes sebem ibres spbues.

Wrs. 8. &uppee lit Die aliiGlidfe
Trou in IDa, WD. Sic ihreibt:
nBur einem Sabre lit raein Sobn on
einenl dreGlihen2un9enleioen. Rein
Nrat tDnrite belfen. Jh taufte 9r.
Sings Neue gntoefung uno ieBt 1T
&c mieoer u0aftanoia aeiuno. Das
Wtittel rettete iein 2eben". Blu baben
bel Go. 9reiR uno Sc. g0bn & So.
80 Gts. uno 81. Brobefaife frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-19
Eeras.

= Daa ld1ne Betenntnts oes ans
geblihen @eger Soloaten .. g..
@rab in @alpeitun bat fih als elm
GROCER Shminbel ermielen. Der
Wann bat iib felt iieben Sabren in
@aluefton aufaebnlten uno mar ME
in Der Nrmee. Die nanse 8eiHihte
iheint BON ben 0erihtertottern Der
AGalpeitun @ems" suiammenaelDQen
Su fem.
Die Burger BON Nuitin baben
in elmer Qbitimmuna belhloNen. bic
8Drihldae Der .gDniolioate0 gun.
ftruction Company Of Stem NUrt"
in Beaua nuf ben Bieberaufbnu oes
Colorado Oamtnea anaunehrnen. Der
Staot wiro aus oteiem Wieberauf.
bau auf DierSig Sabre cine j1brllhe
Nusanbe BON $65, 600 ermahIen,
bod iinb ia aud bic Bprteile, tuelGe
bic N~ufodmmung oes Gluiies brinot,
iebr arDB. gs wurben 1725 Stiu.
men fir uno 504 gegen ben 8orihlaa
abaegeben.
Sn st. @0rth mirb auaenblid.
lib bic Sabre8tunuentipn Der Cattle
&atiers' NffUciation@ pur, Teras abs
eebnlten.
Senator 6uliep uno 8. 8.
Quarles. Der Beridteritatter Der
r0ouiton BDit". bic lid neulih udb.
reno Der SenatsiiBuna aepriigelt bat.
ten, baden fih entihnloiat uno oa.
NIT lit Die Sahe abgetan. Der Bice.
GOuDerneur belt betoen cine ernfte
Bermabnungsreoe, in Der er beiun.
oers Senator Splieb IGnrf mitnahm.
Die Biiraer BON JriD guuutp
baEen beihloHen, iid cine Spesial.
iteuer BON Is Gents aufsuleaen, be.
rem grtrae fir Die 8~erbeHerune Der
2anoitrasen ~Dertpenoet tperoen Ipq.
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strbettete ,pis elm @nnoer.

Wir. 3. 81. Malter, Goitor oes
' guterpriie" in 2Duiia. 3D., iaet:
SD bntte einen 9aael i'm SUB.
manote 8u6len's Grnica Salbe an
unb mar gebeilt. gs trat feline Gnts
ainounQ elm. gu baber bel Noolpb
DreiR uno 81. gohn & 90. Is Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-19
piitet Gudb Dor galpeu aeaem IA.

tarrb. bic Auedflber entbalten, oa lIefflber ii4sr
ben Slim oes Scrubs %serft0ren uno oas gauge Gn=
item o6qig ~3erriltten miro, penn es burh sic Idlei=
raigen Dberid6eu e%inorinet. Golne Artitel Ioateu
ME auBer auf geroronuH9 gut b~erufener @erste ge=
brauht per0en, ou Der G6aoen, ben ne anrihten,
aebnmal 10 sroB 1T als oas CUTE, oas Sbr oapun er7
aielen t6nutet. 9aIf's RatarrhzRur
f~abri5iert BON G.S gbenee s. Co., Sp(eoo, Ohio,
erttbdlt fem Quedflber uno ptro innerlih aetortz
men nlo tuirtt oirstt auf Ole i9Ieimieen Oberfd6sn
pes Spfems. Benn Sbr 6au's Ratarrb : Eur
tauft ieih f4er oaB Sbr Die d6te betommt. sic
pIro iunerli6 genomrnen uno in SoIeoo, Ohio, BON
8. J. Gbenep & 60. eemaat.
&- gertauJt BON allen @pOibetern. @reis 70
Cents Die Gfaihe.
SaH's SamiIien.Bsne iar gerfopIuno.
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WabI Mn5etgem.
& Il Z W a b 0 r.

ROD Ieihi6er lleberlssuue uno in 6olee brit gen.
Der Wuforoerung bon Seiten lablrether sFreunos
tlnoise i'd HERMIT formel meine Ranoibatur fur Sas
Amt oes MapOrs bon Sau gntonio an, abbanaiu DON
Der 9anoluna Der Non= 8artifan Convention am 20,
n1ungen Der bereits a-ngsnommenen 8laiiorm. Die
ilr Die Der iebiaen Identification opponirenoen Ram
oi6aten ailtia iinb, ~ erfGnen.
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JNo. E. WILLIAMS.

STR Staot'S haBmeifter.
Die pSreie Breiie FIR 9eras" 1T antDri.
iiert, Germ Sno s. Ientimana ais
&anbioat fnr oas Nmt beS StnhtIdlak.
meiiters anaufinoigen, ~abbaneia BON Der
3an6lung Der Npn. 8arttIan. RDupenfipu
am Mittuph ben 20. in Der B~eethUbeus
Sale.
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& ir Gtnht.Mnmnft

SD tlnoioe hermit an, oas i] elm
8aHoioat fir oas lint bes Staotanpaltes
Dor Der NDn . Yartiian Renbentinn bin
uno erinebe am Cure ernfte unterifnbMng.
6rant s. @ a q.
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Bum Berfanf biuta!

Balnus'00 paiieno fir r@oun.
ters" ooer pSheluina" fir @eibdfts'
ldben K, @atsufrneen bel 8. s.
z v nnlnebam, 217 Roro' Shores
Strsee ooer 0eues 9elepbpn 1910.
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IN. j. STuCkE.

Gaitman aooats. Cameras unc
pb0toarnpbiihe utenfiIien.
GrnatursG rbeit miro iprQfaltia.ter,
tiageitelt.
400 Otto Commerce Gtrabe.
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3aderrobr: samen. &afirsG oru,

6afer, aurn, aleie. Chaps, &eis, Seu,
White Wolff gemifhtes Sutter. erft.
flaiiiae @aren Su r~niionablen 8reiien.
E. G. RAIL,
331 9apion GtraBe. Rabfolger Don
3. s. Wauermann & Bro.
Heine 3eIepbsue.
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3 Ut MI0erman at large.

Sut Alderman at large.
SD tin6ise mid biernnit ais Ranbibat
flr oaS Imt zines alderman ct large
an, abhan9ig bon Der Sanbluna Der RpA.
YartiIan. 8onpentiun am 20. Nnrs Ia Der
Beethonen.6 ale.
tNnaeiae.) gbmiu BDtemils.
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Shr t6nnt @uer @eIo nidt bell

N9I tutttt VetU utut UcIs
ier arleaen. als menn Sbr cine sgla.
Idle Brtdlp Nfb 8~itters
fault = 5br betommt bier fiir @inen.
Cine 0ieren : Weoi5in. elm Sober.
ionic, Oiaaenitdrter une Reiniaer
Der gtnaemei6e. Sier Rebisinen
fir einenEDOlar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-19
Mdbtmna Tar.mer !

Sdnie uuo gnten tueroen eetauit.
Dian menoe fid an Stto Seize,
SholS' Reitauraat. San Nntpniu.
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1aul Waiiller. -gleftrifHe Sblei,
ferei. -104 @eft.@ ommerc StroBe,
nabe Der Bride. 8erfauf nuu NteIs
Tern, Sheeren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-19

Lucy and Lucier, Leo Cooper n
Company, Burton und Brooks, Violet
Dale, C. Porter Norton. Susimato
Jap Troupe und Maiestograph.
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&beumatisntus ihmersbafter in
oieiem Rlima, als iraenb Elm anoe.
res 2eiben, tariert ourb bas Nesept
No. 1851, bel Gtmss & s[meuS,
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Spbu a.

= SDbu s.. Soltou, OefenHi&er
RDtar. @runoeieeltunt. Naent fitr
Beniionsanipriihe. Ode QrDGett.
uno 9auarrosS traBe. aeeeniiber uun
Der San antonip grpreB.- @eues
TeIephon 439.
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peirate . gmetme.

Y vi 0epBart uno Sarita Sfsura.
sec Sertuen nnb gmanba @rabam.
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Majestic Theater.

Sntertate Nmuiement Co., Gigentiner,
Z. %. MnIaI1, Manager.
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5onutas =Maiinee= Yre1c. 10, %. 80 unO so @ents.
Nbeno Yreiie .......15, 25. 35 50 uno IS Gents.
Dp6entaa= Wfatinee. @ruahie1e 25c. RilOer l5c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
EVANGELIST
BENNETT
ENTERS UPON his WORK MAN OF
GREAT POWER HAS HAD
MARKED SUCCESS

Rev. J, H. Bennett, former pastor
Of the Baptist church in this city,
left Saturday night for NARROW at
which place he will be engaged in
evangelistic services for week. In
giving up his pastorate, Bro. Ben
nett has decided to give his entire
time to evangelistic work n which he
has been remarkably successful. Dur
ing his four years pastorate here, he
had an average Of 1875 conversions
each year. He is a man Of tremen-
dous energy and zeal, and notwith-
standing his arduous pastoral duties
found time to conduct many meetings
elsewhere. The entire number Of con-
versions under his preaching in a lit
Tie over four years 1914 A deep
thinker and clear reasoner, he has
the power of presenting the gospel in
a manner that makes il take hold IL
resistibly Of the hearts Of his hear
ers He is a pulpit orator Of great
power and is thoroughly consecrat-
ed to his calling. He is sure to meet
with success in his new work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
THE PASSION PLAY AT
THE THEATOHIOM

Clark & Bachman, by special arr
rangement are putting on the PAS
sion Play at the Theatorium. Three
productions will be given tonight and
the play win be continued tomorrow
and Wednesday. Over 1000 feet of
film is used in the production and the
pictures Of the Holy City and other
scenes connected with the Passion
are Of wonderful beauty. Rev. Lang
will give lectures explaining the pic
lures. Nothing more beautiful in the
way Of moving pictures has ever been
produced than this play and no one
should fail to see it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
SEVEN CENT S0GIbL
WAS GREAT SUCCESS

The novci Seven Cent" social giv-
en- BY The Modern Brotherhood Of
America last Saturday night, was one
Of the most successful affairs of it's
kind Despite the fact that fees were
only seven cents, over $40 were taken
in. The evenings program contain
ed many interesting features, includ-
ing the presenting Of a cake to the
prettiest girl present This was Civ
en to Miss Ora Ramey. Seven cent
cakes, one Of which contained ster-
ling silver thimble, we're then sold
and the thimble found by William
Stacey. The latter part Of the ev-
ening was spent in music and dane
ing and was fully enjoyed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

Four gentlemen who were suffer
ing from over indulgence in the use
Of ardent spirits were treated by Or.
Grigsby this morning in police court.
An ss.O5 poultiee was applied to each
which seemed to give the desired re-
lief. Two women Of i'll fame and a
fellow who had shown a disposition
to pugilism We're likewise doctored
according to the most approved meth
DDS Of treatment for which the regu-
tion fees were charged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
"A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR
THE GROUP

+. Mr. $. Rosinthal Of rurner, Mich.
says: I'VE have used Chamberlain's
Cough Medicine for ourself and for
children for severai years and like it
very much think it is the only re-
nedy for Group ard can highly re-
commend it. For sale by all druggists
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOB THIS week


Tuesday
]. o. o. r banquet in evening
Altar sociey meets with Mrs. Ma
mic Vaughan,
Presbyterian Guild meets with Mrs
w G. Lang
Wednesday
Maccabees meet Election Of Off
GERS.
sorosis meets with Mrs. Clay Don
avan.
Chautauqua meets with Mrs N.
Coryell
Court Of Honor meets in the even
ing.
Thursday
The Christian Aid Society will
meet in the church parolrs.
Trainmen's Auxiliary meets for
election Of officers.
Friday
The Whist club will be entertained
by Mrs. Ed F. Johns.
Saturday
nj. B. A. meets.
Mrs. T. H. Williams entertains tht
West Hill Sewing club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

FOR sALE-Pia1 bst $3.50; a
dresser, cost $40; closet, cost
s25; all fine furniture in good con-
dition. Address P. care Of Express.
12-2-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
The w. A. Cooper Co.
Chickasha's Paint and Paper People.
PHONE 81. ffs N. Syd Street

Mr. and Mrs. J. Arch Camel Of
Old Mxico, who have been the guests
of Chickasha friends for the past two
weeks, expect to return home tomor-
row.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

LOST Lady's purse, small metal
tap, containing money and two rings.
Reward for return to this office.
1879 st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

]. Y. Morgan is down from Okla
homa City today on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
If you give US your
paint and paper
business.

sss74Nfaa -
We carry the best assorted stock
Of these goods to be found in the
city-and at all times employ a
number Of high grade painters and
decorators. 1t you are interested
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-24
OBITUARY.
BENJAMIN Christensen.

Benjamin Christensen, son of Mrs.
Anna Christensen, 2539 Eighth ave
nue., died last evening at $40, death
being due to typhoid fever He mad
been bedfast for a month He was
bonn in Rock Island May s, 1891, and
had lived here all his life. graduating
from the ninth grade of the Lincoln
school last June. His father was the
late Andrew Christensen, former alder
man. He is survived by his mother,
four brothers. Clarence, Norman,
Thomas and Alfred, all of Rock Island,
and two sisters, Mrs. A. Nelson of this
city, and Miss Anna, at home. The
funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon from the home, where
Rev. W. S. Marquis will conduct the
services. Members of the Broadway
Sunday school, of which he was a mem
her, will serve as pallbearers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-24
CHICAGO MAN TO
TAKE LOCAL CHARGE
Rev. John karlson Accepts Call to the
Swedish Free Mission Church
Passionate.

Rev. John HARRISON of Chicago has
accepted call to the pastorate of the
Swedish Free Mission church. Mr..
karlson took Il course of study at the
Swedish Bible institute of Chicago
He is an able speaker. well versed in
the scriptures and shows much orig
inalty of thought. Mr. Karlson spent
some time here last winter and made
many friends.
Tomorrow morning at $50 there
will be an early. morning service, COM
monty called in Swedish Julotta of
which Mr.. Karlson will have charge.
Friday night the Sunday school will
have its entertainment. Services here
after will be held every Sunday morn
ing at 1915 and Sunday evening at
7:45 to which all Scandinavians are
welcome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-24
THOMAS KANE is INJURED
Passenger Conductor Hurt in Peculiar
Accident at Tiffin, Iowa,

Thomas Kane, passenger conductor
on the Rock Island, residing at 2S10
Seventh avenue, this city. was injured
i'll queer accident while in charge of
his train, No. ., westbound, at TifIin
Iowa, Sunday morning 1t was still
dark, the train just pulling into Tiffin
at about o'clock in the morning. MI
Kane was standing in the vestibule of
a coach while freight train was pull
ing out on the next track. Suddenly
a box car, with the support work
broken. in some manner tumbled over
against the passenger train. 1t struck
Mr.. Kane in the left arm. breaking
one of the arm bones, and some of the
woodwork caught the little finger of
his left hand, almost completely sever
ing it. The finger was sewed on,
about 40 stitches being required, and
it may be saved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-24

ball Dec. % at Turner hall, Rock Is
land.
Christmas dinner at the Rock Island
House cafe from u to , and to d.
m. 80 cents
Candy at 5 cents a pound, Decent
Judges 1912 cents, pecans at 1914
cents, etc, etc, tonight at McCabes
Greatest roller skating rink in the
middle west. Davenport Coliseum.
Open Christmas afternoon and even
ing.
Expert manicuring, shampoOing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 1856 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west 7S6-K
Everybody is going roller skating
at the Rock Island rink Christmas
day. morning, Afternoon and evening.
Band music both afternoon and even
ling.
The Seventeenth street cash grocery
in the Maucker building has added
a meat department to the store and
is now selling fresh and salt meats
at prices to compare with the times.
The funeral of James Dinery, color
ed, of South Heights, will be held To-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock from the
home, and burial will take place in
Chippiannock cemetery, where G. A.
r. services will be held.
The Seventeenth street cash store
, in the Maucker building has no ,ex-
pense for soliciting orders or book
keeping and is able to undersell all
credit stores on fresh meats and gro.
ceries. Give it a call.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson. Sew
enth avenue and Seventh street, last
Ievening entertained party of Mr..
Parsons friends in honor OF his birth
| day. Singing and games Were enjoyed
after which the hosts served sump-
tuous supper. Mr.. Pearson was pre-
scented with a pretty Morris chair,
James ToIliver making the presenta-
ton speech.