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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07
Death Genes Unexpectedly.-Fret

erick Naeve, ST.. native of Germany,
and a pioneer resident of Scott coun-
ty, passed to eternal rest Thursday
evening at the home of his son, Fred
c. Naeve, 800 Western avenue, Mr..
Naeve's demise came suddenly and
without the slightest expectation Of
his family He had gone to his room
carrier in the afternoon and had seated
himself in large comfortable chair,
where he was reading newspaper.
His son, Frederick c., entered the
room, and addressed his father, re-
ceiving no response. He observed that
his father had dropped the newspaper,
but sat as If in a natural sleep. Upon
closer observation he found that the
body was still warm, but that he was
breathing his last, and no possible aid
would revive him. He had been ailing
slightly for a day or two, but was ac-
tive and had retained his faculties I'M
til the last Mr.. Naeve was born in
Kochendorf, North Germany, Jan. 81,
1928, and was approaching his S1st
birthday. In 1S4S he came to America
and direct to Scott county. Mr.. Naeve
is survived by one daughter, Mrs. d..
Hamann of Beaman, Grundy county,
Iowa, and two sons, Frederick C. of
Davenport. and Bernard F. of Pipe
stone. Mimi. There is also one broth
er. Nicholas Naeve of Clinton, Iowa,
and. a sister, Mrs. c. Kroeger of Schuy-
Ter, Neb, besides his step-children,
Frank, Otto and Robert R. Smallfield.
all of Davenport, and Miss Harriet
Smallfield, also of Davenport
Obituary Record.-Howard Johnson,
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.
Johnson, 2617 Davenport avenue, died
Thursday evening. The child was born
Oct. 90, this year.
Miss Sophia Gosch, AZ years old
died yesterday morning at the home OF
J. NJ. Bennett. 1908 East Thirteenth
street, where she had resided for the
past year. Miss Gosch was an invalid
and her death followed lingering i'll
ness. Miss Gosch was born in Ger
many and came to this country at al
early age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07
SILVlS.

Mrs. E. L. Dahlberg of Galesburg
was visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Nichols Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Ottmann was hostess
to the Methodist Ladies' Aid society
thursday afternoon at her home on
Twelfth street.
Mr.. MCGOWAN, formerly in the yards
at Silvis, is now with the B., C. R. e
N. of Cedar Rapids as telegraph oper-
ator in the yard office.
Little Marion Thorpe is much i'm
proved. She has been suffering with
Group. One other little girl, Ethel
Sleeth, has been kept i'll the house
on account of severe cold She, too.
is improving
Miss Luella Crissman of Rock Island
was a guest at the home of DR.. Eta
Petrie on Ninth street.
The Cottage hotel is undergoing
quite a change. Mr.. Lloyd, who is in
charge, has been 50 besieged with
guests that it has been necessary to
change the attic into number of
bedrooms for their use
Mrs. c. Whaley of Valley junction
was calling on old friends in Silyis
/ Thursday.
Mrs. George Tutberry is not very
well. She is suffering with an attack
of rheumatism.
I Mrs. Kelly of Avoca, Iowa, arrived
Thursday to spend the winter with
/ her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs
Dan Kelly. on Tenth street.
Carl Quist spent Sunday visiting il
Orion. Edgar Quist spent Saturda!
with his sister. Mrs. Jennie McCon
fne1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07
The Tuberculosis conarsss.

An army, strong. determined and heroic. |
It's ranks filed with the lovers of their
And officered by men who've given years
Out of their. lives, resigned lifes ease and
Aye, risked cen life itself to gain the
skill
That's made them leaders in this noble
work
And snatch the white plaques" victim
from it's jaws.
Long has the race in helpless, sad de-
spair
Given up the awful tribute to it's NAV.
Omnivorous in its terrible demands,
The old. with feeble strength an easy
With little left to live for glad TO die:
The young, with life and pleasure still to
feel
Loves radiance showing them an Eden
new,
The cIinging to existence keen and strong,
The dread of loss the hardest pang OF
Both still alike to this great scourge of
man.
Alike the poor. the rich. the humble and
the great.
The sinner, stricken in his vices prime;
The saint, struck down in charity and
prayer;
The useless, worthless cumberer of the
earth;
The man whose every day aids all the
race
All fall alike: the scourge sees none to
spare.
But now has risen new and glorious hope.
The enemy is forced from his triumphant
pose
TO stern defense against assault hard
pushed
The friends of man have armed them
selves with steel
That finds the flaws in the armor OF the
foe.
Once deemed invincible. Blow follows
crushing blow
! Until the enemy in sore surprise
finds first his advance checked. then has
hard work
To keep his ground; next. driven from his
stand.
Is in retreat with prospect of defeat.
And soon to come. Another decade yet
He viii be harmless. and the human race
Released from thraldom of its deadliest
foe
Josh Wink In Baltimore American.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07
WILL SOON START NEW PLkNT
Prepare for Inauguration of Lighting
Service at East Moline.

SeTVICe at East WOIIHe.
The United Light and Power COM
pany is now setting poles in Sllvis.
These poles will carry the wires from
the plant in East Moline to Fifteenth
street, Silvis. A carload of cross arms
was received yesterday morning and
they will be put up as soon as the
poles are set. A quantity of wire is
already on hand. General Manager
w. H. Downing is in Chicago on bust
ness and is expected to return today
or the first of the week. On his re-
turn the erection of the power plant
will probably be started.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07
WANTST0 BORROW $500 MORE

Watertown Needs Money to Meet Its
Current Expenses Until Spring.
The village board of WATERFOWL
Wednesday decided to borrow S400, in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07
DAVENPORT

To Make Gas Machines.-The arti-
cles of incorporation of the Walther-'
Vogler Gas Machine company have
been filed in the Office Of the county
recorder. The business of the COM
pany, which will have its headquarters
in this city, will be the perfecting of
gas generating machines for lighting
and heating purposes, especially the
system patented by Mr.. Walther, and
dealing in the same. The company
will have capital of $4,000. The Of
ficers are: Jacob Vogler. president
and treasurer; R. j. Walther, vice
president and secretary
Get $1,000 if They Marry.-Accord-
ing to the provisions of the will of the
late Charles Thodt, which was filed
Thursday by Attorney Henry Vollmer,
each of the children is to receive S4,-
600 on attaining his or her majority
and $1,000 additional when married.
The remainder of the estate, both real
and personal, is bequeathed to the wild
ow, Mrs. Jette Thodt The children
of the testator are Mrs. Catharina Ad-
rian, Alfred, Robert, Henrietta and
Carl Thodt. Mrs. Thodt and her sons,
Robert and Alfred Thodt, are named
executors of the will, which bears date
of Oct. "a 1908.
Murderess is Sentenced.-The motion
for new trial in the case of the state
I nj, taI of flE.
in the first degree, was argued yester-
day before Judge Jackson. The motion
for a new trial was quickly overruled,
and the woman was then brought into
court to receive her sentence. Have
you anything to say why you should
not receive your sentence?' inquired
Judge Jackson of the prisoner. She
calmly replied mo-" and her attorney
made the same response when the
question was asked him. Judge Jack
son then sentenced the prisoner to life
Imprisonment at the Anamosa peniten
tiary. When the sentence was pro
nounced, the woman did not display
it as cody as if she was merely being
sent to Jail for 10 days. which sentence
she had received on so many former
occasions for drunkenness and disturb
ing the peace.
William Burke, convicted of wife
beating, was brought into court and
sentenced. The motion for a new trial
was overruled and the prisoner was
sentenced to serve six months in th1
county jail He has already been con
fined for two months in that institu
ton.
Officers Petition Denied.-The appli
cation of Henry Benin, the suspended
police officer, to compel the board o.
fire and police commissioners to bring
their records, etc. upon which they sus
pended him, into court and be given 3
hearing on the matter, has been denied
by Judge Jackson. The court rule:
the matter of suspension is one which
rests solely with the fire and police
commissioners and that they did moi
exceed their authority in suspendine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07
M0L.INE

Defer Action on Plan.-At the bust
ness meeting of The Second Congrega-
tional church Thursday evening the
proposition was discussed of building
a new church. No definite plans were
made and the church as a body has
not yet decided on any definite move.
Another meeting of the church has
been called for the near future at |
which time some definite move will |
be made. 1t is the expressed wish of
a number of those who are contem-
plating helping in the building of the |
church that it be not made a so-called |
modern church. By that is meant a |
church and Sunday school combined |
and an auditorium that is used for
entertainment purposes. SO, the
present plans are to move the old
building to some adjacent lots and re-
model it as first class vestry and
Sunday school, The new structure
will be of Gothic architecture and will
have only the main auditorium, with
pastors study and a choir room.
This church will be used for worship
and nothing else.
Posts New Order.-Since Harold
McAlphin's injury at the Rock Island
railroad yards in Silyis, a new order
has been issued which will go into
effect Immediately all over the system
of that company. Hereafter when d
minor is given employment at the
s--ops or in the yards or in fact in any
department of the Rock Island, he will
be required to sign a contract or agree
ment which will provide that the COM
rany is henceforih not responsible for
any accident that might Defall him
while in the employ of the railroad.
Start Digging Reservoir. - Adams
Rrcs. of Carbon Cliff are digging the
holo for the East Moline city reservoir,
on n sub-contract from w. p Daebel
lieln, who has the contract from the
city for the entire job. They started
work Tuesday and it. is expected that
the hole will be completely dug within
eight days from that time. As soon
as this preliminary work is completed
Mr.. Daebelliehn will begin immediate
iy On the construction of the concrete
walls and bottom. The reservoir viii
rronably be ready for use before the
waterworils are in operation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07

the officer. During the latter part of
August Mr.. Benin was suspended for
so days for criticising Chief Atkinson
in sighting him when it came to the
distribution of circus tickets. At the
expiration of the 30 days suspension
Mr. Benin reported for duty, but was
told he could not go back to work in
asmuch as he had taken his case into
court Upon the advice of his attor-
neys, w. NJ. Chamberlin and S. A.
Finger, Mr.. Benin again reported yes
terday morning to Chief Atkinson, but
the chief declined to allow him to go
back to work, stating he had received
no instructions from the police COM
missioners to take him back. Mr..
Benin also filed claim for wages,
from the expiration of his 80 days
suspension until the present time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07
Seven Years of Proof.

81 have had seven years of proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condition
of throat, chest or lungs says w. V.
Henry of Panama, Mo. The world has
had 50 years of proof that DR.. Kings
New Discovery is the best remedy for
coughs and colds, Ia grippe. asthma,
hay fever, bronchitis, hemorrhage of
the lungs. and the early stages of con-
sumption. Its timely use always pre-.
vents the development, of pneumonia
Sold under guarantee at all druggists
so cents and 81. Trial bottle free.
Chapped hands are quickly cured BY
applying Chamberlain's Salve. Price
25 cents. For sale hy all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-07

Piles Cured in s to Ia Days.
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching, blind, bleed
ing or protruding piles in to IA days
or money refunded. soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01

tssiss n ios rrsasd street 'wo eiasA,
peaf soon new cottage piastsfs1
uatas ana wifea far iirhf one tleeA e
ear teaIep.t. lat hlsh and tiHhtlf
ff.Ahn terms
ii see naw modern five reefu tunEa
las concrete basement. furnace. light
danAfs constructed. gra1ea streets &c
meat sides alias one block 90 Gar. enc
niaea ~ sehnat IN good leraiHy "
IS nas afTaH Yuu ruuid find rurn a prep
afY - this al she price ant on safh
sasf fsrna. faaa cash and balance month
~ Har this today n VIII not keep
ffesfBa. arafsd street and cement
efasa AXIS The most sEhfiv ceFnef II
fremont Could not beat q IN the eitf
tsss. asSffa.n iot paved street. cod
sFsfa Sidewalks water. al in and paa
uId sos ever hear ~ the Ike on nHf a
street, You bod better hustle
a. see. fiFa.funm modern cottage. cen
crete basement. east front EFadnd street
ard cement sinnwHikH az ih and paid
aaaF terms one block fa tAnHuia hiaf
school Splendid location ana fine pHHu
ertF for the price
81 Geo nrNsu. room. strictly mahefH
full tseaa story house. concrete hAHNmuHt
furnace. combination iirhf rssurss. esefA
thinE first rihHH Frnded street and asAss4
a4Hnf pHld. east front five view hafi
block fn car. concrete Sidewalk Af4l
cash. aud balance 90 apif
rHE NAFTEGFH REALTY CO.
tise Fremont Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
CONFIRMS BUILDING
OF ALASKA ROAD

TACOMA. Oct IA report that
Leopold hirech & Co. Of London
have taken over the interests OF
tue Valdez Yukon Railway com.
pany and tho Hubbard. Elliott Min.
Ing company IN Alaska was confirm.
cd today when "A message from g.
a Hubbard of the mining concern.
WAS made public. Hubbard IL In
Valdez 20 attend 20 the transfer
Of his oompany'H interests.
The deal AN agreed upon giycH
the English company three years Ia
which 20 complete the railrond 10
the interior copper districts A
branch IL projected 20 the Hatanus
ca coal fields. where the company
also owns mining property.
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EDITOR DIES
BY OWN HAND

EUREKA, Cal. Oct. Lit is be.
lleved here today that NJ NJ.
Vaughn. editor OF the Californian.
who committed suicide last night.
was driven 10 the rash act by ~.
ness. He had been a sufferer from
partial paralysis for aeYerai years.
The editor took his life In bis own
editorial rooms. shooting himself
three times. Other than a note
which asked that his body be ere,
mated. Vaughn left nothing 10 ex-
plain his action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
WHEELER REPRESENTS
THE PRESIDENT

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct las a
representative Of President RooHe.
welt. wm r. Wheeler. assistant
secretary. department % commerce
aud labor. will attend the trans
Mississippi congress. which opens
here October q. according 20 ad
Vices which have been received
here today Wheeler will carry "a
message from the president 20 the
congress-.
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CARTER TO CONTEST

NEW YORK. Oct Leslie Dua
ley Carter. son 81 the actress, Mra
Leslic Carter Payne. announced 10.
day that he vii contest the will OF
hia father. Leslie Carter. 81 chica.
GO. who died last Friday. and which
was filed yesterday. he was cut
Off without a penny.
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Garden Home

Nc rent. no grading asssasmsnta no
ritF tasas a cHaHfrr home affN sians
from car ltHs. Walking distance 10
schools Ter less than rect Z .afre.
"A sore ~ fsaef~ tracts % richest hiMck
loan. = aHKa viii provide Twins -
acre viii wi4ka you independent fn+
Mmifsa free HNsa free Nater no FlfF
faNee M assessments - auY Kind Any
81 thaas tracts sure 20 double De- WalAe
this year t4s down. fle monthiY
f'hann Nil ALBRIGHT. White aTt
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Grand free excursion 20 ufemertan
Sunday get free tickets az e. H. Hiiis
mans office in Times block 60 zee Hs
new additiauai we are the only fff1n
running free eseurainnas 500 lots 81
water front. $50 W. terms 81 yer mona
Come today. III
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star canaotOnuarapte,e
accuracy or assume rceponHs
bully for errers OF any N'is"
occurring In telephoned NoNN'-
tlscmcnta
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l viii ssil NJ 50 .gfs raFgh. esntAfu.
ins : ssed springs Heil fiFst class seed
AAiff cess place IL 81 fshset All sees
faf fta6l tft aewm. fftt meath. faks
Thsofna tnteFuFtan 20 faEifie CITY Zee
Ms Pee 81 pestefftes III
cot Nrny MoMf
o. see~sSes faufsfgou Seftass ard ere
hAlf arss - fac lad small pagafsat
aasa tAisnes tit ptf iaenihl eioss q
esf ana sfa9sa s}hnni 4nf ~ tAiHatsa
ride Re rieessf nagafa " ~ Slehais
- Nhfaa biefk
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F6f sale by ownor I'VE room furnished
house Phone North itf HN*A
Fof sale Wy owner e.ronm. modern
house Phone North sRf ses-lsN
-Four ronfn modern bungalow 3Fai fgth
av West seattle. go per month tl
rnINNEY AV
Exceptional bargain, toNte0. near
woodland park hiHh aud slightly ora eas
line. close 90 school EnsY terms tQ1a
phluHaF as Phone RED I0i TT
GREENWOOD PARK SECOND An
ufrfON Lots $3.50. Free fuoi enough
o. last all winter Free deed IN event
Of death go cash ana fd month
T y FAY COMrANY. INC
sei Mehlhorn HldH
GREENWOOD PARK RECOND 40.
DfrfpN We have only few 81 the
beat lots left ai 1850 Every lot IL a
good one. There are 40 houses going
up there now Don't walt till the beet
are gone buy today
r y fAY COMPANY. INC
bei Mehhorn bog
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NICE couNTRY HONE
fif1a terms $500 cash and ffe per
month. 20 minutes car fids splendid
garden sreand. school ard stores close
zee Pacific Block -ts.fs
IA acres. ona. hair mile uafsr frantt
n'a a, feqa 'f CHINA ! " n re- is
aia-ta Marion nida
cHEAp ACREAGE HOME.
IN hard times 10 tne time 10 make AZ
esRy living. fruits berries and ehiehsns
close in only $780, terms. fat down. f46
ger month. Also have 2 places for fee
rent % parties Hhn viii take care al
place See Nj uateman af Pacific city
ca TaesHa fngsrmban. or Hlimanis
saissmsn IN Times block today a
am old man. only go down. no h.,
month. buys M fine bome. large uiass
81 acreage zoe iayius hens. cows fur.
nitufs ste.i price only $780, fiFht on
water front; SO %. terms. 81 per manth
fruit store on Hfemerton dock Come ed
once -ff
chsap-echietsn rancn house. iarm.
piece land z fresh COWS 200 laying hens
large field pptatoas horse. buggy. haf.
ness. al Tor 1850, terms $50 doWa. sic
ger meat, mssth zee NJ Put % restmastsr
street car comes soon 1T
s-sere tracts $3.50. 20 cash. o. wssk
WIN. 6 Black. go New York nih@
10 ACRES
Fine soil some timber close 10 Rod.
m1nd and y = y " n taken 90 once.
81 500. terms $1,000 cash. balance 20
r. T. PAY COMPANY isc.
bof Mohihorn nidg
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4 90 not trust printed uH'e
4 tahles In newspapers
= time Of departure ard arr'V.
4 OF trains teiephene KING sUe
4 station Information susees
4 Sunset. Main zT$o, inaepe""
4 ent I'll.
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YorNuMrCwNs~ YOUNGSTOWN
a. easn WnH " So hsF mawths f8ef
each ~ tlnths frun raf " naInutns
n Fionssf h4u@fe Perfect gffis
M,isis - fseas. ~offie~. Adams
uREENwoon rAHR HEruNn Ap.
ufripA FhirtY tessss ass tsinF hinif
~ peenFis = 80 sfe Ntss 60 ths al
NaHfNfs 80 usnina thaif enn hanfs
Lets fstsI terms ftn cash kat o. .
Haeath Ws eiu hela PCS halif
y gAr COMPANY. TIC
80 Nstihafu Hias
foalr hNsss naafsfn ferns Cal Etgf
wseeis~n fhens efssa sit --st.s.t
-.
F1feafuem. raedeFn. YtsN hsueh 20 ear
30 minufsN iH t0t Htxttt Koaa Aases
fennt. fsee cash haianna ta nait TAka
NrefNnni AZ Faf ~ tktN ann pkirnsy
gNe tlesN aeffh. bait htp3A east uensf
kSt y ffih. --ssss
VIRTUE rNmRNa 90
~ see frg "a gHosn netsfa he1its. In
tsFtsf ane tiaak ffHm ear saas tlsn
sn1 = $50 tnF Wei snftA O. zee
tfts cash balance tte Per HaaatA fHa
hrusss sNf SEQ iata en- Weaflaka az
sgffioakias taas rniaa
Yarn r. ssfhAnEs far eiiY property
Whit z fEHkEk CO.
Ailtlan HlafN
Hsrarf aaf ceiasatla Beta phones
Faf sase cheap fas cash ~ ownsr
i've lqis ihfes tlaeas Green Lake rhone
Nafth fls aa8nsfa
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Century Realty Co.


H.saansftsrt faf she best tgYs II
West afatsls lots o. acreage
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faf sase cheap faf cash - oansf.
frs iqis fhFes hleeks Green Lake Fhons
Nafth flg -~8Nsia
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nalrllArlnns wANrsor

n ht7'AtNNAA
SITUATIONS WANTED
"situationa wanted aeNo
tlnements sse for rs wefoa
tlmoa Additional space DC he'
aHELP WANTED" 80
AND All CLASSIFIED Nus
One cent word Minimum
charge ibc. When ch"ih0V ~
account actual Numogr " NnVs
Al act Will be counted, Seven
/ Insertions made for the price
AZ slx when cash ls paid. ~
\ can limos. or fraction the'eV''
Mn be counted a. two lines
TO ADVERTISERS.
Classification cannot be gwen
| after Ne o'clock daily
BALLARD AGENCN-f' n
Mullen. stos Ballard ass oph
\ City HAN. Phone, Bailara see
MAIN OFFICE seventh Az
between Union and uniN.t"''s'
\ Phones. Main 1850, Ind. al
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! mant a. cell ny t.feam ana 14fpan,
gisStsFed rHtfaNfs oa rar Hna Iafas
lot 81 zee %. fieN et dusa Fan maks
wpnthiy psymsaia 10 sait e. starr noYa
HaiiGtn6 a-Fa*N. =
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Big Lots Cheap

ciaaa 20 ths state university ali ei#Ms
- sne ready a. teiif 90 Hae Prizes tfaa
ene sfte. terms ~ rsf e.At cash 12i.
Aaks 70 bsf esHt fs4 meath.
eNAnoAHu SECURITY co.
Americas ienk hias
IL.
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100 page book house cottage and hun.
NaloH plans. swing size ETC. $50 v w
voorhees,. Architect ff1 Eifei nida
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sPscIAL noTtcEA

pVrrERwonrH a sos tFetsss'ssnnss,.
t,,rsrt,rs sna Licensed EEahAlmers 1871
la opp Moore Theatre Hote paoaes 80
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sHELp WANTED" -.
Am All "a ANNtElhD AUS
% AnNrRTlsERs.

Classification cannot DC s'N'"
after IL o'clock daily
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W. applied
This book tolls In plain Ian.
FuaFo many things you want to
KNOW, ANA gives q lot ~ good.
wholesome advice for men
IL you can't call. ft send this
book prepaid free. il you viii
mall me this coupon
Consultation free office hours
80 o.. m 60 s D. m Wed and
sat, until y. m. Sundays. no
60 ~.
The evening world., 1908-12-18
Charming Gold Lockets

Solid t+-karat gold locke.s, with chains 70
match; lockets with plain backs for mono
grams; lockets with places for pictures;
locketS of polished, Roman or rose finished
gold; ockets tlazns with diamonds and Sc;
with other precious stones Of our own i'm.
rortation
The evening world., 1908-12-18
GKAND OPERA TOR SUNDAY WORLD
m .DIRS.

When Ohtubuch's celebrated grand
2nsrni ''iairs OF iI"nmhlnn,t wa nrodYgra
curulc. 80, Lovely Nignt," Wa pru-
ngun'cd ~" best musical gem ~ the
whole opera. ~ special arrangement win
oscar iamnerstrin, - thr Manhattan
ogera House. aud :, hirmrT's ,mu-ig, pub
fishing h,us', the SvuIut " rid wiz DUb-
fish 20. Lmrk Sight" words and music
complete. neat SUNDAY, Dec. 20,
The evening world., 1908-12-18

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Gold Open-Face Cases, S2l.00. Women's
Solid i4-karat Hunting Case Watches,
S16.SO up. Gold-Filled Watches Tor
Men, warranted for 20 years, Wathan,,
Elgin or Lambert works, $500 up.