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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
POISON CASE
FALLS FLAT

Judge Mitchell Gillian yesterday
dismissed the case Of Mabel ohan
Ion against the Seattle Electric
company and the Pacific hospital.
there being no evidence TO show
that any poison had been given 70
Mrs. Mary obanlon
MrA ObAniun Was Injured In a
collision Of the ballard car line
May 10. aud was sent TO the hoe.
pital. where. Il was claimed. she
was kiyen poison by mistake. re-
snitlng In her death. II " thought
that suit Tor damages will be
started against the Seattle Electric
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
eharred poaIes ren rrsasdr.

CHICAGO. MAY Four charred
bodies we're found early today in
the ruins caused by an explosion
Of napiha last night In the plant OF
the Chicago Reduction company II
IL believed that the remains of at
least five more employees win be
found in the ruins, aa that number
Il missing Five we're seriously in.
iured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
MORNING SERVICES
BEGIN TOMORROW

Morning services will be held
- - the Prospect Congregational
church tomorrow for the first time
Rev. Robert Storrs OsRood. OF Belle
PLANE, Iowa. the new pastor OF the
church Will occupy the pulpit.
In the past services have been
conducted evenings by Rev. G. X
Gale. congregational city mission.
AIRY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
nlkApo THANKS ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON. May 3--Presi
dent Roosevelt today received from
the mik ado the following cable
gram IN reply - the expressions OF
sympalhy sent him
The great sympathy You so
earnestly Expressed on account of
the terrible disaster that occurred
10 our Safahlp Nstsaahima has
touched me very deeply. hope
YOU wili accept for yourself aud the
American people M sincere
thanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
coUsrsRrulrERs CAUGHT

The tao men who are alleged tu
have passed more than tto0 Ia one
dollar pieces 81 counterfeit money
during a two days stay In this
city. have been caught at Naucon
yer. Wash. according to United
States Secret Service AGENT
Thomas Foster The men give
their names IS Frank Burns aud
Steve Ramsey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

SAN DIEGO Cal. May 2-fspe
cial. The chauffeur OF =. " JiErs
millionaire lemon grower. attempt
ed 20 get ont ne 6o.horasp0wei
Jamhard car this morning and hs
discovered something wrong Will
the works. AFTER a short inyesiiEa
ton he sped out of the garage with
a dark cloud trailing behind him
Il appeared that while the car was
in the country n bee had been pick
cd up In the honeycomb radiator
and had brought a swarm 10 share
his SURROUNDINGS with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
MAN Is SUED FOR
REFUSING TO WED

Miss Ragnhiid Ronnlna has start
ed an action against Oscar RYAN
In the superior court to recover
s. 600 damages. for waste % he's
affections aud her disappointment
In the expectation Of a home and
the comforts Of married life. a. u
result Of Ryah'E refusal 90 marry
her on January %. 1905
Miss Ronning claims that on Aus
uEt -. 1907. aud on December 4.
and December rs. and at divers
other times. RYAN bad agreed "a
marry her. hut that they had fixed
no date for the ceremony.
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hlChisoN. Kan MAY 2-fsps
sHi--A Fetrteyirg dove belonging
aa hrnsr named Gilbert IA ~.
'anoss fsr a case % mumpa IN
- oilesrt family A neiEhhor's
SD VIII The mumbs was sitting
N'efps eating cake. The dove
A.'eAea he cake away and ear
- . % the Gilbert home. where
- maj boz ate It. tie oaughf the
@a1M The dove i well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Can Science gsplainr

ST PAUL MINI May tspe
CALI e. BoWgn. who has a
chicken farm Adloining the asbestos
factory has made a Valuable scion
tific discovery its chickens have
recently been allowed Ia scratch in
the refuse dump back of the factory
Today Bowen put several Of the
sggs IN a skillet. but found u was
impossible 10 Try them
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FREMONT. Seb. Nay g-fspe
eall-A dos b<lonEing TO A.E. Case
sas pnllsd into the river and
eipsned today b. huEe trout
lssss 500 caught the trout II
k't>d he pole ffum his hands
~ Dos zrzhbed Il. bat vas drag
- HndsF he water aud drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
MILK TRUST CASE
TO Be TRIED

Judge A. " Fraier YESTERDAY
overralea = demurrer In the case
against A. 4 Erickson Il al. and
as a result thp milk cases will g.
90 trial
Judge HUMPHREYS argued that
the defendants had a right 10 set
the price for their stock. even II
other dealers charged substantially
the same
A. z Erickson. s Stray. J G.
bnrnau. Ales Murray. = o. Nal
berg. A W Luudh~rE and G. John
son are Jointly charged with eou
splfaey to control the price OF mill
~ Seattle
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MUST PAY WARRANT.

Judge George ". Morris vaHtAr
)dsy granted a writ Of mandate e
Adoiph Behrena. requiring Man II
9ormley, as county treasurer. Il
pay Warrant for $500 issued To II
u, Eaton IN 1904 The warrant II
one OF Ia allowed Mr.. Eaton .iol
eachsatina estates under a contract
with the county.
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Quite a Politician.

FRANKLIN. wash. Mag o.
fspeciall ~. e. Johnson, a poultry
fancier, Is exhibiting an egg laid
b. HIS prize Buff Cochin Betsy. The
egR carries on tho she'll a profile Of
Taft. II viii be- sent 10 President
Roosevelt. This Is the second egg
Of the kind that the hen has laid
The other contained n profile of
Bryan Johnson II a politician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

sPRAGuE. Wash. May a-fspc
clal Daisy McKsFman caught n
small perch in Spring creek A.
sha stopped over q examine u r.
fiah hawk sw0opcd down and grab.
hed the fish. Miss Mcksrman
fsuaht off the bird. bat was badly
scratched. She saved the fish
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lEloW NOT WHAT THE TRUTH MAY Be;
HELL THESE TALES As TOLD TO NE
The NEWS EDITOR
The NEWS EDITOR

creek to drink. Suddenly a large
fish lsaped partly cat 81 the water
ard grabbing one 81 them BY the
leg dived under Thompson says
this accounts for the DISAPPEARANCE
OF numerous bruilefs he was rats
inx Coz summer boardera
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HOWISTOT MY
FRST INDIAN By BIZ hHtEEAk q.

vas a bunch OF loase cattle ON
this occasion he train" wac made
mp 81 only three wagons aud We
Wefe driving large herd Of beef
cattle to Fort kcafuey f0r The uae
'ef col Albert sydney Johnson ana
hts command was only ono OF
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sTArU REoEEMs BONDS.


OLYMPIA. May BE- State Treas
urer George q Mills has redeemed
$3.50. 900 ~ outstanding general
fund bonds. thereby reducing the
states bond debt ia O. 200 600. or
$40 am less than it WIS when the
prescott administration look office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

CHARLESTON. S. G. May
Secretary Of War Taft and party
sailed for Panama on the naval
transport Prairie. The party 81.
poets r. reach Panama on the morn.
INK Of May g.
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afuund thu spokea Of an old wheel
Through the hub Of this Willie runs
Euiding lines. which he holds fruui
hla seat in the Wagon The outfit
can travel AZ the rate ~ -four miles
az hour Without difficulty
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TRINIDAD. Colo. May tsp
eiai VIM Brown, age =. has a
hoop snake trained 10 pull bis toy
wagon. The snake coils itself
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wtLDm. Colo. May 2-tspe.
- hissS Thompson. a farmer.
~ w stfangest sight n his life
~, 1s some Of his fine yo1nE
.ns vent 10 the edge 81 the
r' a.a's. Khaki suits a. Piper a
dts' 1924 Spring 81 80
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TO sac eATrLesHlps

Take boats At Pier :. Ten round
trips daily. sac round trip. 49,
The southern sentinel., 1908-01-17


On motion of j. L. Brewton,
The report of o. L. Raborn,
overseer to cut out new road from
Jno. l.. Brewton's to parish line
was received, and I. j. Peterson
was appointed overseer on same
for the ensuing year.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton, the
sum of $3.50 was appropriated
out of the bridge fund to build
bridges across two sloughs on
Saline bayou swamp at Cloud
crossing, and a committee of w.
l.. Afford, T. w. Clifton and j.
l.. Brewton was appointed to
draft plans, advertise, receive
bids and let out contract tor
same.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton.
Mrs. Sarah Harper was placed on
the pauper list, and E. K. Harper
was appointed agent for same,
and the sim of $3.50 was appro-
priated for her immediate relief.
On motion of Mr.. Franks.
That an additional sum of 5000,
or as much thereof as may be
necessary, be appropriated out of
the bridge fund to assist in build
ing a bridge across Dugdemonia
bayou at Carter's crossing.
On motion of Mr.. Porter, That
the sum of $50, or as much
thereof as may be necessary, be
appropriated to erect an en-
closure around the cesspool at
parish Jail, and a committee of
j. w. Teddlie. s. M. Abel and
Henry Perkins be appointed to
contract and superintend same.
On motion of Mr.. Dunn, That
the sum of $l10, or as much
thereof as may be necessary, be
appropriated out of the bridge
fund to build q bridge across
Beech Greek on old Alexandria
and Columbia road, and q CON-
mlttee of j. E. Curry, Oscar
Holmes and w. N. Dunn, be ap-
pointed to draft plans, advertise,
receive bids and le: out contract
for same.
| By Mr.. Dunn, That the sum of
So be paid to j. B. Curry for
repairing Pope Greek bridge.
Carried.
/ On motion of Mr.. Brewton,
That the sum of $40 be appropri.
ated out of the bridge fund to
repair bridge across Saline bayou
at Cloud crossing. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, That
new road be cut, beginning Is
mile west of range line between
, 2 and 3 and running on or neal
, the l.2 mile line the distance ol
, ga mile and intersecting roat
; running from Dodson to Hudson
granted, and committee of H
E. Davis, j. 7. Davis, Wilborr
Faith, T. Haigler, F. o. Davi
/ and A. FL. Allen be appointed Il
review and mark out same.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, tn
sum of $40 was appropriated TO
l the immediate relief of Majo
Clark and paying the expense
to old soldiers home at New
: Orleans.
/, On motion of Mr.. Porter, tn,
sum of $3.50, or as much thereO
, as may be necessary, be appro
, priated out of the bridge fund Il
: build two bridges across Port d'
Luce creek on the Winfield ant
-lO'Possum Neck road. and . com
!, mittee of A. Womack, Joe Lear.
; and j. T. Porter be appointed u
draft plans, advertise and receiv
. bids and let out contract for same
: On motion of Mr.. Dunn, th
: sum of $50, be appropriated on
of the bridge fund 70 build
I bridge across Iatt on. Harrison
r burg and Montgomery road, an
!. a committee of w. 7. Purvis
g @. P. Lovett and j. M. Webb b
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Police Jury Proceedings.
Winnfeld, LA. Jan. s, ]

of Winn, met in regular session
assembled, all members present
except wards 4 and Z.
The minutes of the previous
regular session were read, cor
rected and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Willis, Miss
Martha Jane Thornton was
placed on the pauper list, and j.
r. Madden was appointed agent
same, and the sum of $3.50 was
appropriated for her immediate
relief.
A petition was presented by
Mr.. Willis from the property
taxpayers of Hebron school
district. asking for an election for
special 5 mill tax for a period
of ten years was granted.
By Mr.. Shumate. That the sum
oe 1910 or as much thereof IS
may be necessary, be appropriated
out of the bridge fund to build a
bridge across Little Nantachie
Bayou, on Strong's Ferry road.
and committee of 4. j. Gamble,
E. w. TeddlIe and d. III. Shu-
mate be appointed to contract to
build same. Carried.
By Mr.. Shumate, That we
allow DIR. s. Morgan Brian $50
for services rendered Mrs. Nc
Collum, pauper. After consider
able discussion the motion was
lost.
Tuesday. Jan. Z, 1908.
The police jury of the parish
of Winn, met pursuant to adj
journment, all members present,
The minutes of the previous
days session were read, corrected,
and on motion adopted.
4 On motion of Mr.. Willis, 9
new road leaving the Buckskir
road near j. w. PAGES and run.
ming north via w. III. Wheelus,
j. A. Ford, E. A. Ford, Hickory
Valley, j. A. Abrams. T.. G.
Adams and Willis Erskins wa.
granted.
A petition was presented by
Mr.. Willis from the property ia,
payers of Hickory Ridge schoo
district, asking for a specia
election to be held for a periot
of ten years, was granted.
A petition was presented b.
Mr.. Willis. from the propert,
tax payers of Hickory Vale.
school district, asking for al
election to be held for specia
5 mill tax for period of tiv'
years, was granted.
A report of the overseer to Gu
out new road from Natchitoche
road to Dugdemonia bayou wa
received, and j. l.. Chandler wa
appointed overseer on same TO
the ensuing year.
Report of Robert Griffin, over
seer to cut out new road fror
| the Winfield and Arcadia roa
to Rocky Ragan was received an
: Ed Garrett was appointed o'el
/, seer on same, from Winfield an
) Arcadia road to Dugdemoni
8 bayou.
! On motion of Mr.. Williams
) That $l.90 claim of +. P. Mad
den, services as serving warrants
was disallowed.
On motion of Mr.. William:
Miss Viola Brady was placed o
the pauper list and Peter San
! differ was appointed agent fo
same. Peter Sapdifer was ar
3 pointed agent for pauper Bo
5 Brady in place of l.. M. Spikes
5 w. j. Bazaar was appointed agen
; for Miss Millstesd in place of j
3 NJ. Luther, and Ara Shaw be aF
8 pointed agent for pauper Hal
8 mark in place of j. NJ. Luther.
3 BY Mr.. Dunn, That the sum G
3 IS be allowed j. A. Boyett fo
I services as bridge commissions
I After considerable discussion th
The southern sentinel., 1908-01-17
ten years, was.granted.
The committee on claims and
finance being ready to report,
reported as follows.
FINANCE COMNTTEE-REl

FINANCE coMNITEE-REPoRT.
To the Honorable members Of the Police Jury:
We, your committee on finance, beg leave to
report that we have examined the Tax Collec-
tors books and dnd same correct; we also and
finances on hand ~ follows:
Balance on hand last report (overdrafts) ss754A
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COMMITTEE ON BUDGET OF Ex-
PENSE KEPORT.

We, your Honorable committee
appointed to assess advalorem tax
and fix license for year 1908, beg
leave to report that we have sp-
portioned advalorem tax as fol-
lows:
General fund-.---.-------5 IA mills
School fund------..----.-...-1 1-2 "
General bridge fund.- IA
TOtal---....----.-.....-.. 8 mills
And we recommend that the lie
ense on the different trades and
professions be levied the same a.
last year.
Respectfully submitted,
d. b. Williams, Ch.
T. &. Willis,
j. l.. Brewton,
p. f. Smith,
d. III. Shumrte.
On motion of Mr.. Willis the
following resolution was offered:
"Be it resolved by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Winn, in
regular session convened, that it
is the sense of this body that the
old Jail lot be sold to the Eastern
Star Lodge No. Isl f. & A. NJ,
for the price and sum of 5000, six
hundred dollars, to be deposited
in Bank of WINFIELD, and paid
to President of the Police Jury or
his successor in Office when deed
is made, for the reason that same
is of no value to the parish, and
having erected q new Jail il has
no use for said property.
"Be it further resolved, etc, +,
that we hereby request tie Cen
ersl Assembly of the State of
Louisiana at its meeting to be
held in 1908, to pass an act auth
orizing this Police Jury to sell
and dispose Of said property"
Adopted.
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To,.l an snnd. On h.na 80 aRa N
Respectful submitted,
.. B.lwILLIAMs, Chm,
d. h. SHUNATE.
7. G. WILLIS.
We also find paid claims to the
amount of $6375.83 and recon-
mend that they be burned in the
presence of the body.
On motion the report was
adopted.
PARISH TRBAsURER's REPORT.
To the Honorable Police Jury in and for the
Gentlemen: The following Ts statement Of
Parish finances from October ist to Jan. ], 1903:
PARISH oESxRAL FUND ACCOUNT.
By overdi Aft Oct. lst ~
To amt reed since (P. J. tsxl- -Sis4o6-o6
To amt reed since parish license a5-63
To amt reed since, estray fee <-5e
Total receipts since Oct list. Ipl45.i7
Credit By disbursements, claims
and appropriations paid -------- 4e35.ll
Total disburse'ts Par. Gen. fund .a6s0.7S
Balance to Or. Par. Gen. fund. i056.7s
alxHaAL snIpos FUND ACCT.
Balance on hand last report IT7s.6s
To amount received since Sss5-8
Total receipts Gen. bridge sessn
| Bal to Credit 10 General bridge xsls5s
SPECIAL BlIDon 1uNp ACCT.
Balance TO Credit last report S2.3
To amount received since.--.------ 6Dla
Total receipts spe. Bridge fund 74ls5s.
Total all parish funds on hand
1 JAN j, i,feO-.----.------------------ tx3y@Sl
Respectfully submitted,
J. w. WAsSON, Treasurer
On motion the report was
The southern sentinel., 1908-01-17

CONTINUED ON SIXTH PA0E.I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-12

dine Long. Larkin Sandfge, Vincent
Parroth, Helen Peterson, Agnes Aid
rich, verna Parrot.
Edgington - Ernest Mueller, Ruth
Henning.
Illinois City.Charles Boruff. Kath-
ryn Thomas, Stella Thomas. Ellen
Rausch.
Z Coal Valley - Walter Scott, Myra
Wilson, William Knapp.
Barstow--Julia Franklin.
Cordova--Laura Moody.
Hampton = Helen Johnson, Adelia
Harder. Lester Willis, Milton McNah
ney, Alice Wenke, Edward Wiltamuth
Theodore Mohr.
Port Byron-Mary Schafer.
+ Hillsdale-R Fillmer.
Taylor Ridge-Arthur Eckhardt, Lii
lie Schubert, Harry Hofer, Edith Ola
zier.
Joy-Nathryn MARBLE, Josephine Mar
pie.
lie Claire-Alva Thomas.
Muscatine, Iowa-Mabel Warman.
Watertown = Esther Chambers, lie
vida Letsch, Edna Johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-12


tine $3.50 p M; leaves Muscatine
$50 p m Fare only so cents.
1t is convenient to do cooking on
stove that's ready at the instant
wanted. and out of the way the mo-
rept yours done Such is the new
blue fame oil stove, sold at the Mill
Store.
A special meeting of the Seventh
Ward Bluff Improvement association
will be held at the Horace Mann
school Saturday evening. Business OF
IL portance and all members are urg i
% be present.
The criminal case against Roy Ham
merly was concluded late this after
loon in the circuit court, and given to
he jury Hammerly is charged with
burglary and larceny, for stealing sill
verware from display window OF l.
c. Pfoh's store.
A special meeting of the Rock Is
land County Humane society was held
last evening. The finance committee
was to report, but it asked for more
time and nothing else was taken up
A full report is expected at the mex
regular meeting, the first Thursday
oil July.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-12
DEE For CAPITAL
Company A Leaves Tomorrow
Ewenino for WeeksDri
With 9Th at Spfinofieid.
REORGANIZATION SUNDAY
Colonel channon and staff and TWO
Other Companies Will Also De- x.
part From This City. :.

The 9th regiment of Illinois Ma
tional Guard Will go into camp
Springfield Sunday morning. Com
pany A. will leave here for Camp Lin
coin about 8, O'Clock tomorrow even
ing. The boys will be joined by Com
pany F of Moline, Company B of Gen
eseo and the staff of Colonel w. T
Channon, whose headquarters are 10
Gated here. The train taking then
will go over the Rock Island to Peoria
arriving there in ample time to ge
the train leaving there at 2:30 thu
next morning over the Chicago & AL
ton. This train will have nearly al
the companies of the regiment O.
board and the soldiers will arrive
Camp Lincoln early Sunday morning
The local company will be il
charge of Captain E. H. Dunavin anC
there will be about 40 men at >the en-
Pcampment. The program of worl
while there has not yet been an
nounced, but it is likely that the usua
routine drills will be followed.
May Hold Meet.
Several of the companies of th'
regiment have written TO Captain
Dunavin regarding the track and fielt
meet during the week which will b.
spent there. While nothing definit,
has been done it is probable that the
meet will be held. as there has beer
no opposition from the colonel in re
Gard to it. Company l of Dixoi
thinks that it has a good chance o
taking first place this year and a
Company F of Kewanee has a stron,
team it will be an interesting figh
between those two and the local com
pany which also has a good show TO
the honors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-12
PASSED THEExAM.
Superintendent Ferguson An
nounces List of Pupils, Nho
ciWill Receive. Certificates. !.
LARGE NUMBER SUCCEED
States the Highest in Each Of the Diff.
ferent Townships Aiso-Names Z
as Given Out.

County Superintendent of Schools
s. j. Ferguson has prepared the list of
pupils in the various townships of the
county who took the final examination
and will receive certificates.
The following received the highest
grades in the different townships:
Milan-Morse Lindquist.
South Rock Island-Faye, Atkinson.
Hampton-Lester Willis.
Port Byron-Mary Schafer.
\ Cordova-Lauria Moody.
Illinois City-Ellen Rausch.
Taylor Ridge-Edith .Glazier
Andalusia-Efiie Oldham.
Moline-Elvina Claire.
Milan-Edna Blaser.
Muscatine, Iowa-Mabel Warman
MiIan--Blanche Wangelin.
Joslin-Florence Whiteside.
Moline--Lola Truxell.
Hillsdale-Rosa Fillmer.
Coal Valley--William Knapp.
Those Who Passed.
Those who passed the examination
in the different townships are as fol
lows:
Milan-Jazelle White, Hazel McDon.
aid, Edna Blaser Martha Eindquist,
Anna Peterson, Blanche Mangeline
Martha Gruski, Glen Rause, Morse
Lindquist, Clarence Lenser. Ruth Err
ickson,- John Fitzpatrick, Emery Nc
Cav. Ruth McCaw, Mile Bestian. Myr.
tie Dahn, Ralph Mcconnell, Eva Hof
mann.
South Rock Island-Frances Cham
bers, Faye Atkinson, Sarah Olson
Philip Laube. Ethel Dierolf, Willie
Heidermann, Bernard Bregger, Mary
Camblin
Sears-Nettie Williams, Herman Viii
liams. Della. Pate, Anna Bloom.
Silvis-Clara Lloyd, Viola Lund
Grace Bechtel.
Joslin-Florence Whiteside, Dorothy
Daley.
Mohne-Birdie H. Lundahl, Signie
Anderson, Esther Peterson, Ruby
Bagge, Elvina Clair, Lola Truxell, lie
vera Wilder, Florence Bloomberg.
Andalusia-Edua Richards. Efie Old.
Reynolds-Clarence Kistler.
East Moline-Anna Boxman, Geral
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-12
CITY CHAT.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.

Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Jonessfo second hand goods.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
Kerler & Co. clean carpets and rugs.
The Mill Store for shoes and no.
siery. =: MHlM
Lyndon canned goods at Clement &
Diedrich's.,
Spring and old chickens at Schroe-
der's tomorrow.
Dressed spring and old chickens at
4. Tremann's Sons.
Go to Muscatine on the steamer J..
5. Sunday afternoon.
Sell me your household goods.
ZONES, second hand and loans.
Women's nice silky looking tan stock
ings 10 cents pair at McCabe's.
Let Krell & Siemon do your furnace
and tin work; 1916 Third avenue.
Lewis Single Binder cigar-richess
most satisfying smoke on the market
Guaranteed for six months, oul
darn-proof hose for women. The Mill
store.
| Double stamps on all sales on the
entire big furniture floor all day Satur
day at McCabe's.
First excursion of the season on
steamer j. S. Sunday afternoon, June
| 1t. to Muscatipe.
| A good woven wire bed spring abso
lutely free any time Saturday if YOU
buy bed at McCabe's.
Those beautiful carnations fresf
from the green houses 10 cents a dozer
Saturday at McCabe's.
i One more lot those extra good pure
white hemstitched handkerchiefs cen
each Saturday at McCabe's.
h Wedding cake chocolates, pount
boxes 40 cents, half pounds 20 cents
all day Saturday at McCabe's.
One day more Saturday. 20 pc
cent discount on all pattern tabl,
cloths and napkins at McCabes.
Get busy. During summer season
10 photos for 20 cents. Over Thomas
drug store. Tuesdays and Fridays.
h Tomorrow is red letter days. Nc
Cabe's. A dollars worth of IS. & H..
stamps free to everyone who asks TO
them.
Regulating, voicing and repairing. al