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The Detroit times., 1908-12-24
For the Old chivairic Church.

! have noticed that 1t Is the inten'
ton of The new administration at
Washington TO try 10 break up the
sOlid south. To speak In more specific
terms. | assume that this means an
attempt will be made to win over
the sOutherners TO the policies OF the
Republican party. This. OF Itself, is a
laudable ambition. as that party Is the
one OF progress and prosperity, speak
ing broadly; but much as the CONVEX
sion OF the southern Democrats Is TO
be desired for some reasons, | main
tain that for many more reasons even
Republicans should not wish for such
results
There is no Disgusting the fact that
the prevailing spirit OF the north, and
therefore OF the Republican party,
Is best expressed in the phrase. Get
the money" That is worthy am
bition. To plan and work to make mon
ey. but the southerner does not MAKE
that his cardinal ambition--he works
for honor first and money afterward.
True h. may live and die poor his
Y hole community NAV he poor bur he
offers himself freely for tho good or
his Community--he will 20 FOR and
suffer much for a friend or 10 vind!-
The Detroit times., 1908-12-24

e.mmIs.ioner Uanrer. OF the depart
mrnt of public works, was the guest
OF honor at n spread given by tho
east side foremen and supeTtntcU-
dents os the department Ia Hucks
cafe. Gratiot-cve. and Dubois-St.
"Wednesday afternoon. lie was pre-
scented with q pair OF sealekin gloves
as token OF the appreciation OF his
men FOR The considerable treatmeYt
given thrnI Two OF TIC foretprn
CHARLES r. Eicrhardt aud Hcnfy
rarncskar. are shortly &" 'cafe tn
s<,,s rttrert 10 accept positions IN
the register 81 deeds ufhcf ana com
missioner Itasrcr took ui'cssion 20
thank them FOR the help thcy haN G
The Detroit times., 1908-12-24

An effective screen door check may
bc made by hanging small rubber
hail by string from the door casing
so that about one'third of II extends
into the doorway.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-24

been TO him ia reforming conditions
ia their departments. After th"
-pread. there was bowling match.
the team captained by Paving super
intcudont Catley winning over mat
Lcadcd ID, EnrNman EberhaIdt.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-24

falrrmioo Tartfs. nm Italian. whose
address 4. not known. was stabbed
tW. &C WI tho harN IN p saloon at No.
6fs RNsrd-st "wednesday uighf Ills
nsgaiiaut De- rIfcsed 10 have hopn An
thonV Ncnnro. a. ". No r' 81 Io-
scpl 20 Roth wen were taken into
custody ard rartt~ u4a later sent fo
tn city phystlaHs ufnue 10 have his
wounds dressed.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-24

\ Ruc6os Nyrcs railroad uses
steam propelled Arc engine, that Is
mounted on Hanged wheels.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-24

"a novezstion of he play running at the Criterion
Theatre by Henri Bernstein author Of 1.-THE Thief"
Israel" published by permission Of Charles Frohman
BY JOS E PHI O. RIEN
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
JUVENILE.

THE CASTLE OF GRUMPY CROUCH. 3 Mar Dloker-
son Donahey. Illustrated color by J. r Clay zen
drawings bv Ruth Elliott Newton 4to' PIP. 100
philadelphia: Edward Stern Col
MAMMA NELLY AND I. The story Of . Thinking Dol
Told by Chrtssy Herself By Louise Fansla7Ve tfrsg
or illustrated by Grace Evans Pp. 1S0. tPhis
delphia Edward Stern 81 Coz
THE DIARY OF BIRTHDAY DOLL By Ethel .
Dow. Color plates by Florence E. NospeT.hS d
cravings by Louise Clark Smith 4to, pp- 80 'FhIa
ceipha: Edward Stern q Co..
RE4yAfE1s OF TrE GOLDEN AGE. Text and pictures
by George Refer Brill sVo pp l--1- iFHl'adtpA-S
Stern & Coz
THE TOYI.AND SERIES OF CHRISTMAS GIFT BOOKS
Pv Mary Herrick Bird In three volunes I.lus
trated 1Sno. philadelphia; Edward stern q 10
The three stories The Snow Mans Christmas @
How Indian suit Ran Away ana Inc WreCA
Of the Nursery Flyer
THE ROOSEVELT BEARS ABROAD. By seymour Eaton
rs CPhiIadelphia: Edward stern & CO..
r1zr, y-r&DE,R BOOK OF MAGNETISM. BY Edwin J
Houston Ph. D. illustrated. 12mo. pp. 329 F. A
Stokes & Coz
Telling Of magnetic batteries. lodestones Pecuiiari-
ties Of the earth's magnetism, aurora lights ana
The v3NDrR BOOK OF LIGHT. b Edwin J Houston r,3I
Pm D. illustrated. 12nio, pp- S4s- F- a stokes
s. Coz
Uniform with above
ANIMALS OF THE WORLD. For foung People Ry
I4IfTs-.5 mara so pp 25e r A stokes Company
--tfF; YELLOW PHINcEss. BY Irene Elliott Benson
TgeTrated sarah Nobel Ives 4to pp 80 INC
Ioughn Brothers.
THE HEART OF \ STRANGER. Story Of Little
f+sI[ p CHRISTIAN Mcleod Illustrated. l2no pp.
or ,EIerning Il Revel Company
The story Of a little East Side wsii
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
HISTORY.

THE CONQUEST OF THE GREAT NoRTHw EST Be
ing Story Adventures Of England Known a.
the Hudson Bsy Company New Pages In me
History Canadian Northwest and Western
By Agnes {. Lsut In two yclumes u
lust-ated 2vo. pp xxi 400; viii. 4l3. The Out
ing Publishing Company
a CENTURY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIsCoF E,FlEs.
Rv Professor A. Michasis Translated by BettIna
KahnveiIler preface BY Percy Gardner. Lit D
Illustrated pp xxi 366. e. P. Dutton & CO..
THE PROVINCE OF NEW JERSEY 16e4-tTSs. b
Edwin Tanner. Pm D svo, pp. XVI IL
tLongmans. Green & Coz
Volume XXX Studies in History, Economics
Public Law, edited by the Faculty or Folitlcai
Science Columbia University
TIE ENFORCEMENT THE STATUTES OF.
LABORERs DURING THE FIRST IFSI a DEAD. s
AFTER THE BLACK DEATH 134S-lSos y
Bertha Haven Pm. .. svc. p7- * $50
nongrans. Green & Coz
Uniform wit above
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
FICTION.

r.EoNoRE sTUBBs BY L 3 walford. I2no, po ss4
(Longnans Green & Coz
story a young widow.
A VENTURE IN 1TT7 BY 5. Weir Mitchell. Ilq a.
trated. 12n1o pp. 120. philadelphia; Georgs W
Jacobs q Co.)
a story of Christmas Valley Forge
THE QUEENS GATE MYSTERY. BY Captain Henry
Curties. limo, pp s1s- Boston; Dana Estes q
Coz
The unfolding o mystery surrounding tns
death or London tradesnau.
WHEN THE TIDE TURNS. BY Fiison Young. 12Ino.
$50. (Boston: Dana Estes CO..
story of the development OF young Irish artist
THE CITY OF ENCOUNTERS BY Horace Hazeiti1e
Illustrated by Harry Stacey Benton 12rno pp. "s4
Mitchell Kennerey)
A tale OF thrilling adventures in and about New
LILA sARI- B. William Howard. 12mo. a224
Orchard @. BadgerJ
A romance Of the South
THE STUFF OF DREAMS By Edith Sessions Tupp-r
Illustrated 12mo, pp. 292- tB ". Dodge & Co)
The story a daughter Of a Western millionaire.
ROSNAH. BY Myra Kelly Illustrated by WaIlacs Nor
l2Ino. 39s- ID Appleton & Coz
A story Irish
MISTERIOS DEL ANARQUISMO. Revelaciones SsnSa-
cionass del Detective Inslss William Wallace. BY
Hamlet-Gomez limo. pp 22S tMadrid; Antonio
Alvarez
4 HAPPY NIGHT. By William ] Patmore- limo. pp-
2os- CCochrane Publishing Company
THE WILD WIDOW. By Gertie Wentworth James
l2Ino, $40 Empire Book Company
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM By william
ShskeSpss-s With illustrations By Arthur Rack
ham. r pp 153- Doubleday. Page
Coz
a beautifully printed edition with delicately COL
ored ulstes ard pen drawings in the text
SCENES AND CHARACTERS FROM The WORKS OF
t.FI ARJ,E-S DICKENS Being Eight Hundred and
Sixty-six Pictures Printed from the Original WOOD
Blocks 4to pp. xi. 5s1. Imported by Charles
Scrbner's Sonsl
Reproducing the engravings by Fred Barnard H
K Ernu,ne ] Nahoney Charles Green a. B. Frost
Sir Luke Fildes and others for the Househoio
Edition
THE CHIMES. Written in the christmas s5oIls Is
av Dickens. illustrated IN color ana line
~ George Alfred Williams 4fo ID. XIV, ~ tine
Baker & Taylor Company
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

HEAI,rH. STRENGTH AND HAPPINEsS \ BooS e;-,a 81
nn 40. CMitcheu KsnnerieyD
treatise the prevention OF disease and the
maintenance Of bodily ard mental health
,,.-,~->-rs --tTRrB CONSTRUCTION AND INTER
PRFTATToN FOR BUSINESS MEN AND sTL-
DETTc of AFFAIRS. By William Morse Cole
n sv0 up. vi 33e (HougrJon Mifiln Company
r,-srr,-r AND LIBERTY. A Political Dialogue. By G
owes Dickinson. l2mo, PIP 254. inhe Mcclure
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
RELIGIOUS.

-t5E CATHOLIC E$CYCfOP t-blA Al LAte
WORK or Reference the onstitutlon )oSt[i..s
.s-i,1s IRA History Of Catholic Church E-dited
~ charles II H-rbefmann Edward Pace IhoIi@ h.as
-haban Condo n Palen, iohn >. " I'm. I'M. ~
f. numerous .o sAura tors In hFe@F NoluIa@s u
n 40 m II roo Robert Appleton company
fs.r-,t~r fne record from Gland &c piaeeSsn
7-z,t- p1r.-f,-,-r OF RELIGION 1N THE EGIsri FE
tfT-ss sNrTE p Professor tharies t5r7y -hs
q n PH d l2in9. Pp sis, 90 'TAe MacflilSh
tompan'
7.ttr iI.rI-sreA ArEp BIBLE DICTIONARY Edited ~
ths Re-. NAIla.n . Plefcy. 81. A. w.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
LITERATURE.

M1sCEGL.ANEoUs PAPERs FROM TIE NOE, M9EN5XG N
cHRoNLcLE THE 1A-T I g,Gns NEWs AZ F4 sH
YEAR POUND" AND OTHER SOt RCF1S =
ftTares Dickens Illustrated svo, pp. XII, $50
tCharss Scribner'S Sons-J
sre0vNINc1.s ENGLAND. Study of EnEltsa In
,l,,e,-es IN, Browning Ry Helen Archibald Clarke
Sc np 44s Baker & TAYLOR Company
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21

TEXTS or THE PEACE coNFERENcE, At Iitf TN
Egu4ndIx OF Related Documents Edited II
a. INTRODUCTION by JaTaes Brown scotl Pre1alo'
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
maps and 365 Illustrations svo pp. xvi. sT2 (E
=. Durt0n Coz
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY

Alaska THE GREAT COUNTRY. By Ella HigEinson.
Illustrated. 12no pp. L, $50. THE Macmillan Com
panyI
Reviewed another column
COUNTRY WALKS ABOUT FLORENCE b. Edward
With thirty-tWo drawings by Adelaide
March twenty-ore other illustrations. 16nI0 pp.
Ky 321. Charles Scrlhner's Sons1
AN ENGLISH HONEYMOON. By Anne HcIlingsworth
Wharton Illustrated 12Ino. 3l6 Philadelphia
B I-ippincott Company
series letters describing picturesque corners OF
old England
~ THE STRANGE sol TIL SEAS. B. Beatrice Grim
sbau With hft1- tust "a t0ns Svo. pp- =. 81.
Philadelphia. f. y. i4ppnrott Compan}
An historical sketch n the Islands and study n
asPerts ~ native life
p AFfS THE RFAF TIFTI. r Lillian Vhtt4HE EiuE
rrat@d SO I'd Session: tdtt- Brown -
tsr SrF IL THE TWENTiETH CENTURY. Fy " l..
George l2me ~ xvi, $50 'John i%n@ eomPaHyJ
\ study OF social and political conditions
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
MUSIC.

-t+r STORY OF MUSICAL FORM By Clarence Lncas
Emo pp. xiii 2s1 Imported By Charles scfl0neF
Sons.)
Crov-est-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
POETRY.
ooLITtCAL SCIENCE.

THE ROsE-vINGED HOURS English L3ys az Tyres @
chosen by St John Lucas i7fno pP' 'i' 'i4' '->"1
& CO..
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIONS By Charles y
Eliot. 12Tno. Pr. 26e tEoughton Mifh1n CornPahs-'
The y ". Harris Lectures, delivered Al North
western University in 1905.
The TEACHER. ESSAYS Addresses on Educatlon.
By George Herbert Palmer ana Alice treenlsrl
Palmer. limo, PIP viii 3a5. (tioushton MIMI
Company1
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21

BIOGRAPHY.
BALDASsARE CASTIGLIONE, THE PEEFBS
COURIER. His Lifs Letters. 1zIs-152e BY
Julia Cartwright (Mrs. Adyl. In two vcllre IS
Ilustrsted sve Do xxvii!. AGO; xh. 5os. CE +.
Dutt3n & Co)
study Of the life and character Of a soldier
diplon1atist Of letters OF ths Italian
Renaissance
A Rv Mrs Dlust-at-
$40. tBrentaRo'sD
The four women portrayed in this volume ars
Marie Adelaide Duchess Of Burgundy: Nine Ade-
Isde daughter of Louis XIV; Marie Luisa, Infants
Spain. Marie AnaeIie, wife ct Louis Philippe
THE WOMEN BONAPA RTES The Mother and Three
Sisters Of Napoleon I. BY H. Noel Williams In
volumes. Illustrated. svo pp- xviii $40 XIX
sos. Charles Scrfbaer's Sons
MADAME ELIZA BETH DE FRANCE. 1Ts4-1leA By
Hon. Mrs Maxwen-scott Illustrated eVo'
pp. 392 (Longuans. Green & CO..
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21

The revised edition Of Or. 4 \ Hudson :
gtsEesuea~e * coming from the press of Nihh
4 Co four PLAYS having thus far been issued
This edition revised by Professors 4 6 BACK
ard a = George has these features
g. new text based directly upon that OF the
: Two sets Of notes Al the foot - the page. & Ine
%rr- IL 5or.f9e columns. giving All the more ~
r--s-- -av-el variaDts il ousrtos and follos WIN
OF co-1rert so tia- the student or teaII4eI lllay
see ~ esnce the balance Of evidence IN llle -, S
= dIs-I -eszig7es. tils second dealing with NUS
t-stve crlrnent and brief philoioSlc-l eA--7--''
g unusual words ard conslr1ctlolls- ~ ana 1,-s,e
: \ brtef essay oE EeTslilcallol aI-d = &C.,
. the cranatic- construction OF eacE piax -
= Al authentic portrait or q 80 15oiirebe4's :
po-tznt page OF quarter or ioAo iif
f-1TorlcIef@ North.s -'P1utarch,' etcJ, to Hius-
; n f1eee-1lon cf line numbers and the giving
G the -a~eE - the characters every Vlere "a Ill
g a chronological chat 49, te e[5eonr,7erf and
i1s relation 10 important contemporary DooAS'
n an article On Elizabeth Paterson Bona
larte contributed 70 The Nineteenth Century.
Mrs A Il " stirling reiterates the often con
trorerres statement that the wife Of the weak
Se-onae was the great granddaughter o. ROBERT
Paterson. .he -OlG Mortality Of SIR waiter
SOFT The author retells picturesGueiy me
s5g-r oe the beautiful and brilliant Bets ana
iels Il with feminine intuition and sympathy II
sss s-or- Thoroughly familiar 70 Americans o'-'
they Co u5t eftesl. remember that II olo Mortal
aeree of r-sel,-ra-iss. his religious enthusiasm
sgtee me ese--- ssrfhfl .-ousi6eFa fIeu- ara DE
r1fr p5l a. -5-5,,s~e- .affeI found 1erseH iit
aen1fs.sr - 14..s-.,,s r7frrs,.a3 tire pTouot-
- q ms fsnat3cssn She there OF ~ r,.Fa-I
-. scfsGoi - support ife5 iHfai1 mon
as re-4r.ers u7enf t5e rode fsogn kifhSf3o -
As.sHo tl.-c-sh lEe isV VlaItsis u SeotAi'u "'0'e
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21

a collection of about a thousand Irish airs
and songs never before published is coming
from the press Of Longulans, Green & Co. It is
entitled old Irish Folk Music and Songs" It
has an analytical preface and a running com
mentary all through, The editor is DR.. P. ".
Joyce author OF "Old Celtic Romances."
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
CD. CONTINENTAL.

Perfectly new. opposlte Ezbekieh
Gardens and Opera House Each
room hes balcony and fireplace
Grxnd verandaks-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

ART.
A HISTORY OF BRITISH WATER COLOR PAINI
IEG With a Biographical List of Painters Sy
H n. CundzIl. I. 5. O.. E S. a With nifty Gig NJ
co!ored illustrations, svo. Kill 2Ts NE Z
Dutton Coz
Including lists ef the members Of tia Roya4
Society OF Painters In Water ColorE, the Asso-
ciated Artists and the Royal Institute
PAINTING IN TIE FAR EAST Introduction 70
the History OF Pictorial Art in asia EsPeGiaLs
China and Japan BY Laurence Rinyon Iitus
trated- 4to pp. xvi. 2se. {LongmaHs' Green
g. Col
An estimation OF the aesthetic value and Slghln-
Oriental painting The illustrations aTe
mainly from the British Museum collection
New-York tribune., 1908-11-21

Most luxurious In the Orient. Full
south Centre Of fashionable Cairo.
Rooms have toilette and private
baths. Pstrnnissd bv Royalty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03
RECORD OF COURT HOUSE
Real Estate transfers.

Mary F. Porter to Iiockhart Heat
ing, Plumbing & Manufacturing com
pany, north 40 feet of south 80 feet lof
4, block "a "Old Town" Moline. $4,000
William A. Rugh to ]. D. Metzgar
lot IA, McCabe's First addition, Rock
Island. $1,400
Charles l.. Hawley to George E
Bond, lots 10, IL, Mineral Spring
park, Moline. $4,000.
Wilhelmina Baumbach to Mary E
Stoddard, lot 10, block l, Long View
Heights addition, Rock Island. $780,
Thomas Cross to Rose Cole, lot
block 8, r. H. Hills addition, Hills
dale. 1926.
Erhardina Simonsen to Rufus B. t
Phoenix, south half lot Is. block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03
July, ATS, 47as. 4ea4, Al.
September, 3sas, 1855, S7a4, 37s.

July, ATS, ATS. 46&, AZ.
September, 3sas, Ssss, S734, 577s.
Pork.
May, 1887, 1S.47, 1912. 1925.
July, 1877, 1885, 1880, 1850.
September, 1870, 14.25, 1885, 1897.
Lard.
May, S25, S.35. $50. $50.
July, $50, $50, S.45, $50.
September. SIS, $50, $50. $40.
Ribs.
May, 7.15, III, 7.o2, 7O7.
July, TAT, $50, 7.35, TAO.
September, 7.72, 7.72, 7.55. 7.65.
Receipts today: Wheat, 10; corn
1873; oats, 1863: hogs, 10000; cattle
1000; sheep, 5000.
Hog market opened weak to IL
cents lower. Hogs left over, 11,000
Light. s5.s0@G20; mixed and butch
|ers. s5.SO@6.25: good heavy. s5.75d
|625; rough heavy, s5.T5Q5.95.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03
ewart's addition, South Moline

Stewards addition, South Moline
$1,05O.
John A. F. Peterson to Charles G
Nelson, lot 4. block 2. C. G. Thulin'.
Second addition, East Moline. $3.50
Albin Gustus to Anna C. Swanson
north half lot G, block co. Moline
Water Power company's addition to
Moline. $1,000.
William H. Hoffman to w. H. Tim
merwilke, lot 3, block a, Rodman's
subdivision, Hale's addition, Rock Is
land. $1,000.
| e. H. Gnyer and others to Minnie
McGoverp 81, SO, block 1874, cit.
of East ms 500.
/ c.. w. Schricksf to Thomas Agar
west IL acres Island 3D." in fractional
lot 2, northeast quarter section 27-17
l4w $156.
j NJ G. Carlisle to James H. Sharp
lot %, south half lot 81. block IL
First addition, town of Silvis. Ais
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03
THE MARKETS.

Chicago, April 3.-Following are TIL
the market quotations today:
Wheat.
May, 9sss. 9s1s, 1895. 92A.
July. SO, SO. SO, $50.
September, s6ss, s6A, s61s, s61s.
Corn.
May, 66A. 66ss, 65A, 66M.
July, 64A, 64A, 63A, 63M.
September, 63A. 631l, 62A, 60.
Oats.
May, 53M, 5S7s, 53h. 53ss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03

ing 103. Rock Island preferred 26ss.
Rock Island common IA, So. Pac. 70,
n. Y. Cent 965s, Mo. Pac. AN, L. &
N. 97k, Shelters, 67M, c. F. |. 23H,
c. Pac. 15lA. III. Cent. 125h, Penna.
115h, Erie 13%. c. & O. 81. B. r. T.
Az, B. : o. say, Atch. 1875. Loco
motive 43A. Sugar 124, st. P. 115k
Copper 5S3s, Republic steel preferred
6s5s. Republic Steel common IS. So.
Ry. 1871.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03

per pound. &c; turkeys, (
Butter-Dairy, 25c to 27c.
Lard-10c.
Vegetables Potatoes, 65
$1.15.
= Live Stock,
Hogs-$4.75 toi$5.00.
Sheep-Yearlings or ovei
$500; lambs, $4 SO to $6.75.
Cattle-Stcers, $500 to s.
and heifers. $500 TO $500; c,
to $3.50.
Feed and Fuel.
Grain-Corn, Csc; oats, 81
Forage-Timothy hay, 81
prairie, $500 to $1,000; cl,
to $11.0O; straw, 5000.
Coal-Lump. pei, bushel,
per bushel. &c to Sc.
lac; geese. per pound. Sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03

lots 3, 4, Anderberg's replot lots A.,
., 6, z. Lincoln heights, Moline. 81.
Jacob N. Frostrom to M. G. Carlisle,
lots 5, 4. Anderbergs replat of lots 4.
IS, 6. z, Lincoln heights. Moline Also
OF 81, block is, First addition, Sill
lis. $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.

Today's Quotations on Provisions, Live
Stock, Feed and Fuel.
Rock Island, April 3.-Following
are the wholesale prices in the local
market today:
Provisions and Produce.
Eggs-Fresh, 13c to 14c.
Live Poultry-Spring chickens. Zoe
l9er pound; hens, per pound, o; ducks,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03

All the news all the
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03

* Cut Glass Sugars and Creamers in beautiful TX
LiJ pattern that is perfectly April Sale pair LlJ
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06
SOC French Lawn
as Inches Wide -.

Fine quality white French lawn, desirable
for evening wear. It's a quality that
compares favorably with the CSC and 75c
kinds. Our price SOC; Tuesday, yd. 25c
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06
Tuesday

Labor Day the store will closed all day. Tuesday with
the impetus of this of truly remarkable values the
store will experience day of wonderful trading
stocks rapidly filling in; in many departments
the showing Is practically complete The garment section
bossoming out with the the and the mill
linery stock bids fair any previous showing.
events--the sale of auction silks and
manufacturers winter coats together with the
Azusa shoe stockmake of bargain features worthy
of the attention of every shopper Make the Broadway
your shopping headquarters and save money
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06
We've Illustrated Two of the STYLES

We venture to say you will not be able to
duplicate the offer this season. If you con-
template buying a coat, don't fail to be here
bright and early Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06
75c and csc Dress Nets

I5C and yGC Dress Nets Q0~|
On Sale Tuesday. .........-........O OVI
Now for big day in dress nets Tuesday. We
offer white, cream and ecru dress nets, AZ
inches WIDE in the prettiest of patterns, at this
phenomenal price, 3oc yard. They are just the
thing for net waists and suits Main floor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
Sine Npffnuug gcidnunnOcn.

Mobridcinli6 9icbt cs aud Oicir,
Sobr feline @oiicr. Grfuriioncn
Ocllti6cr Sercinc an Sonntogcn.
Grci GcrCinc bcrcita BON Ocr
Goldeitcr- o~b0cpiCicn.
Sin lester &Criltd).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
SOnncnanf- uno llntcrgang,
Tas McttCr.

Sir WorDlano unO Sen Qiitrift
Columbia bcutc mo moracu HcgcrL
iriid)c iiioIide @inoc.
Gle ~nic0riNitc Ecmpcrotur mar 80
@rao Inn 6 llbr 2lbCno5 muO Die
b0d)ite 80 @roo nm 4 llbr NoNmit
tags.
&n 0cn anocrrn Nun0c9 Mcttcr.
@cobaftumg9s Stnttoucn mltr0cu Die
iol8cnOen nicOrigitcn Icmpcrotlwcn
rcr5cidJuct: Gaitport -, EortIunO
80, Bolton 3G, 9IbanD 81, NcmsDort
SO, philadelphia 40, AtIantic Gitp
36, Waibiugtou 40, 9toriolf IS, 0dtr
tCru3 80, Charlotte 81, Milmiuatou
-, Gharleiton 50, Suuannob 60,
TadipnpiQc g., Sltpitcr g. Seen @clt
y, NtInnto 80, Montgomcrp 5S,
Ncm Sricons 81, Volcitinc 90, @als
pGitou IS, Corpus Gbriiti -, Mcm-
phia IS, Cincinnati 3G, Eitt3burQ
30, Ssmego 30, Buffalo 26, Glcuc-
lanO 80, Gctroit 80, Nlpcna 2L
MarQltcttc %, @rccn Ban 30, Gbi.
cago SO, Gullltb 30, ct. EouI 36,
ct. @ouis ~, aonioS Gitp 3S, Ono
ba 10, Surou 30, @iSmord u, Mil-
liiton 24, SABRE 81, Selcno 80, Solt
&ofc 30, Gcnpcr 3S, Nortb Elottc
80, 0oolc Sin 30, @morillo 3S,
Sos glngeIcS l6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-31
1cbr Mcoc lit iibcrfliiiiia.

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Ebotiohe flar ST Gage geforOert
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ebcnio mcnig trigger. ais sic Natiir
nit iih ipotten ldBt. llnteriiid)t
6ruuf Steil's Bier uno Sbr iinoet,
oab oniielbe rein uno pou bon Nab.
r%lingsgebalt lit.
(Mdr5i3; SrSt-)