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Sc venden dos casas.

Enclavadas en- un solar dc 33
metros de fondo en- la Gale dc =
llcrmanos, i SO me tros de dis
tancia de la carrctcra central
y del Institute Y ii 50 metros
dc distancla de la nueya plaza del
me rcado, con una pequeha modiil-
cacidn que Sc ie haga con POGO dine
ro que Sc caste produce cl 2por q
del capital invcrtldo Sc dan facilida
des para cl pago. Iiiorinaran Girls
tobal Ryan Ell la parada "A caIle del
Parque. La Gale esta afirmada y tie
men a1uf nuevas casas del rcfeildo
Solar da d la nueva caiie de Canals.
I'm esta imprenta Sc vendc papcl de
peri6dicos Il dos pesos quintal
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ANtM|COS.
ESQ es Lo Que Son Miles de Hon
bres y Mujeres en- Cuba.

Deseamos que todos los anemi-
cos, hombres y muieres, Y parti
cularmente las personals j6venes
que hagan TN experimental con las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
el remedio soberano para la pobre-
"a de sangre.
Da pena Yer la palidez en- tan
tas caras, los ojos amortecidos: Ell
cuerpo languldo Y debil; en- fin. la
falta de energia, vitalidad, viri!i-
dad. despejo mental, entusiasmo
para las cosas de la vida. que dis
tingue al ser d6bil del ser robusto.
No importa de donde y de que
viene la Anemia. Ell hecho es que
es ell azote de Ia vida Y debe domi-
narse a toda costa. FaIta de SAN
gre es Anemia; csc V nada mas
Lo que puede curar la anemia ce-
be de ser un especi6co producti-
vo de sangre nueva. ESQ son pre-
cisamen,e las Pildoras Rosadas del
Dr.. Williams. nj mas nj menos,
y de am su ellcacia.
Una Senorita de Matanzas, que
Sc euro de Anemia escribe Ia ST.
guiente carta que es bien digna de
leerse: ''Por conseio de un repu-
table iacutat!vo tome Ia Pildoras
Rosadas del DR., Williams, para Gu
rarme de Anemia que por cosa de
un aho habia estado padeciendo
Y estas piidoras han sido G! iinico
remedio kque ha dado buen resuI-
tado de entire las varias medicinas
que tome. Con ia anemia me daban
dolores de cabeza muy frecuentes
desvaneclmlentos, dolores de es-
tonnage, Y la languidez consiguien-
te a la pobreza de sangre. Ei re-
. suitado del tratamlento fue al
tamente satlsfactorio, obte&en-
do mejorla oportuna Y completan-
dc la curaci6n a. caho dc a!gunos
meses &c seguir el plan curative
QUE lnGlcar las cirluiare3 cue i los
tr~cc> acompanan, Ne lengc in
eonveniente !; Ia pui1iicacidl1 de es-
te testlmonio, para bier &c las III
las de Cuba que necesitan de este
huep t6nico para obtener buenos
colores Y robuestez, de la Srta.
Fiiomena Alvarez, de lo amos de
edad, calie Pavia G. Matanzas. Gu
bal.
IMPORTANTE. Las Pildoras
Rosadas del DR.. Viii Jams Sc ga
rantizan no contener ninglln ingre-
diente nocivc y por 10 tanto pue-
den tomarse con entera contianza
para purificar la sangre y en- el ira
tamienot de la Anemia, colores
palidos, v toda forma Gle debilidad; !;
en- las jaquecas neuralgias, y demas
desarreglos nerviosos. Mujcres en-
todos los paises han tambi6n re-
conocido los m6ritos de esta me-
dicina como un remedio eficaz en-
los desarregIos propios del sexo
De venta en- todas las farmacias de
Europa Y las Americas No Sc
acepten "pildoras rosadas" que
no sean del DR.. WILLIAMS. Cui-
dado con las imitaciones o sustitu-
tos
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CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES POR CORRESPON-
DENClA.- La letra artificial de las
maquiniIas, dura, rfelda Y mondto
ma, no es la de I'd. adquera I'd. la
suva propla por mi slstema de en-
senanza Y metodo "Educacion y ar
monia del movimiento.'
Cualquiera que sea su residencia
profession 8 seAso, P0R NAL QUE
ESCRIRA I'D. lie garantizo que
adqulrira en- muv hreve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiva 9 ma
gistral, expontanea y raplda, suses-
tiva y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO En- san
JUAN Y SANTURCE. -tscriba pa
ra informes a! professor que suscribe
+. VEGA NENARES, p. O. BON
IS3. San Juan u. X.
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D|RECTOR|O DE- PONCE

Lcdo. R. Sanchez Mentalyo, abo-
gado Y notarlo, plaza de las Deli
cias, No. 20.
Lcdo. F. Manuel Toro, aoogado '
notario Gale Concordia esquina
| Aurora.
Jose a Poventud. attorney
law, abogado, plaza principal
No. IA.
Lcdo. Ramon Dapena, abo-
gado y notario, calle Isabel No. s
Dr.. Guillermo Wives, mfdico cru
jano y oculista del asllo dc cicgos
calle Sol No. |.
Dr.. G. 5. Belaval, cirujanJ
dentista. calle Union, Nc .
Gabinete optomstrico, Dr., lusto
, R Rivera. plaza Dejlc'as. No. u.
p. @. Box ll2.
Or. A. Ferran. medicc Cirujano;
calle de la Reina, No. H.
Dr.. U. 5. Cordova, medico Ciruiia-
no calle la Reina, No. -.
Dr.. Eusebio Coronas. madico Cru
jano calie del Sol No. ?.
Farmacis la Emerita" de Ma
nue) PUG Diana. Gale Isabel
Iy Leon.
farmacia Nueva, de r. Martin
Quijano. Gale de la Villa, esqui-
ma Mendez Vigo.
R. J. Salicrup & Co, Droguistas,
Farmaceuticos, quimicos, calle Mari
ma, esqulna Luna.
Hotel y Colnlado de B. Melia,
plaza Delicias No. 3 Y 5.
Hotel El Hogar, de Ensracia Mi
chali, Hospedaje y comldas, calle
Puja!s, No. IA
Hotel America, Altos de LA Mar
garita." de Lopez y Fernandez,
. plaza Deiicias, No. TO-
Gran Hotel Inglaterra, labitacio-
mes frescas V buena mesa; local
para guardian AUTOMOBILES y coches,
calle Comercio y Marina, No. 3. y 5.
Hotel La Campana. de An
dres Mathew Laryago..y; hospeda-
lie y comidas 8 todas horas; Gale
de la Villa No. 13.
FL Leon de Orc. &c R@mjn &c
peIo; habitaciones c6modas y ven
tiladas. Selectas comidas, calle
de la Villa No. 3.
Fabrica de Lic0res. al por ma
yor. y detalle de Barque. Espe,
cialidadcs en- ron Jamaica y anls
u .,l11 M,,>, NJ nc
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A quien interese.

Sc alquila una casa con u depaIta,
mentos Y todas las comodidadcs mo
derna. en- Santurce. lntormardn Ee-
rreteria Natien o, >an Francisco "a.
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A las senoras

Desca colo.ar'e para trabajos do
mtsticos, como costuras dc ropa de
homhre, a;rcglo dc la ropa de Ia casa
y otrts oicios an'ilogos, una sonora
con buenas lefcrencias hetrbuci6n
m6dica.
Dirigirse. Gabriela r. r. o.
Box 126.-fio tiedras
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Sc ha presentado denuncia ante
eljuez de la Corte municipal de Are.
cibo contra el 20. comisario del ba
rrio Santana Candido Cote, por ha-
ber querido entorpecer el culto pro-
testante en- aquel barrio.
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VICTORIAS.

Rogamos a las personals que
dcseen comprar una victoria
buena y elegantc Sc dirijan a
nosotros para cotizarles pre-
clos que seran muy bajos.-
Gambia d Subbe
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Fabrica de Licores. al por ma
yor. y detalle de BarQue. E.spe,
cialidadcs en- ron Jamaica y anls
Rosita, calle Mayor No. 66.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
PERSONAL POINTS.

Ralph W. Lamont is in Chicago for
a short visit.
R. NJ Hackett leaves tonight for a
few weeks visit at Excelsior Springs,
Mo.
Hugh Slater and Clifford Corwin LETT
last night on trip into the state IF
Washington, where they will look over
the land with view to settling there.
Hon. S. R. Van SAINT, former COVER
nor of Minnesota, and family are
spending a few days among relatives
and old friends in Rock Island, en-
route home from visit to Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cleland quietly
celebrated the 49th anniversary of
their marriage yesterday at their home.
No invited guests were present, the
celebration taking the same form that
it has for the last 25 years, that is a
turkey dinner was served by Ms.
Cleland and old memories were re-
vived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
'Bugging the Feathers Swindle
That Has Been Worked in This CITY

The Sterling Gazette prints the fol-
lowing account of a method of getting
easy money which Rock Island people
in common with others the country
over have fallen for
The cleverest swindle that has been
worked recently in this vicinity, che
that is worked in almost every section
OF the country, has just come TO light
The fellows who have worked it have
left town, and it is said that they
cleaned up a neat $4,000. This sin,
renovating feathers. The renovators
have this down to a fine system, and
it is called plugging the feathers
The scheme is worked by fellow
who calls at a house and. they gen
orally call at the best homes in the
city. They ask if there are any feath-
ers to clean, or if they have feather
beds. Then comes the argument, when
it is discovered that feather beds are
maintained. The clever swindler on
being. informed that the feathers are
clean, asks to see them, just to in
spect them. This request in gener-
ally granted, and then the agent pro-
ceeds to bug the feathers
While passing his hands through the
feathers he manages to bring to view
some fine specimens of vermin, which
he had concealed in his hanl. and
these are shown to the good house
wife. OF course she becomes horri
fed at the discovery that her feather
tick is filled with bed bugs. yermin
and all kinds of disease producing
germs. Of course she would MOI have
such living creatures in her feather
| ticks. The next day a wagon calls
and gets the feathers and the germs
that never existed are steamed to
death
Now. the steam increases the weight
of the feathers, also the bulk, for q
time. Before the feathers are taken
out of the house they are weighed 50
that the good wife knows how many
pounds were sent TO the steamer
When they are returned she receives
the same number Of pounds that she
sent. The feather man. however
weighs the feathers after they are
increased weight caused by steaming
and these he ships and sells at Il
cents a pound.
A story is being told that once up
on a time certain bunch of feather
renovators worked in this city, bug
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23

lily of his last wife, when it was in
need of help. coupled with the fact
that wife No. 3 did not wish to send
him to the penitentiary, secured L
change of the charges from that of
bigamy 10 adultery and fornication,
which is not a penitentiary offense.
Justice Wells took the case under ad-
visement and will rule on it tomorrow.
Get Wrong Woman.
A comical phase OF the case was the
fact that mother-in-law No. 4 was
brought into the court under the mis-
taken idea that she was wife No. a..
This mistake came about through the
fact that the first name OF No. was
not known. and there the name Mary
was inserted in the summons for her.
The sheriff'S Office was given the pa
pers to serve and they proceeded 70
serve the papers on Mary Springborn,
whom it was found later was the
mother of Elsie Springborn, the wo-
man really wanted in the case. The
mistake was rectified after the facts
were laid before the justice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The basketball team will cease its
practice for the season, the remaining
games on the schedule having been
cancelled. The practice of the class
teams will also cease and the athletic
followers will devote themselves to
outdoor and track athletics.
The high school orchestra held its
regular practice last evening after
school,
The track team held meeting yes
terday afternoon in Mr.. Sinnet's room
Mr.. Sinnet will have charge of the
track athletics and with the promis
ing material hopes to have an excel
lent team. The boys have made about
25 new hurdles and have painted them
red and yellow. The other material is
being put in shape so that the work
may be started under favorable con
ditions. The boys last evening dis
cussed the possibilities of starting
practice soon.
The Glee club held it's regular prac
tice this afternoon after the dismissal
of school, The club hopes to take
part in the orchestra concert and s
doing its best to prepare creditable
repertoire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
MAY BECOME A
PASTOR IN CHICAGO
Rev. c. Il. HOffsten Has Invitation
to Take Pulpit There--Pays
Visit to This City.

Rev. c. e. Hoffstein, for many years
pastor of Grace Lutheran church, this
city, now pastor of the Lutheran
church at Harlan, New York, has been
extended call to become pastor OF
the Lutheran church in Chicago, of
which Rev. L. H. Abramhamson, now
editor of Ausustana was formerly in
charge. Mr.. Hoffstein spent yester-
day in the city visiting friends and
was the guest of DR.. c. E. LindberS.
He has been in Chicago for some
weeks, called there by the illness and
death of Rev. C. A. Evald, his father
in-law He has not as yet decided as
to accepting the call to the Chicago
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
OFFICE IS OPEN
Carnival City Packet Company
Prepares to Open Naviga-
ton Saturday.
BOATS TO START SOUTH
Steamers KeGkuk and WinOna De.
part for Down River Points
Last of Week.

The local steamboat Office and ware
house was opened for the season this
morning by c. J. Mangan, agent of
the Carnival City Packet company in
this city This makes the sixth year
that Mr.. Mangan has opened up the
Office in this city and he states that
he never knew of year which showed
signs of more prosperous year IN
the river than this one does The COM
pany which Mr.. Mangan represents ic
to have continued service from this
city to Quincy for the first time and
the outlook for big river business
especially in the freight department.
is unusually bright. The passenger
service, too, is expected to show an
increase over last year, despite the
The expected increase will be due to
the fact that every year, people are
coming to realize wore than ever, the
beauties of the Mississippi river and
the pleasure which can be had by a
trip on it.
Helen Blair Goes south.
The spring trip of the Helen Blair
into southern waters will be made
again this year and it promises to be
more popular than ever before. Reser-
vations are already being made for
the voyage which is to take II days.
The boat will leave here for Nash
vile. Tenn, May l and will make a
number of short stops at interesting
points along the way. The return
cruise will end in this city on May II.
Last year there were considerable
more applications for berths for this
trip than the boat was able to acco-
immediate and as result many people
the trip had to be disappointed.
Open Traffic Saturday.
The real opening of the river season
will take place next Saturday, when
the steamers Keokuk and Winona, the
latter boat being the old Eloise which
was acquired by the company last
year and has been thoroughly remod-
eled during the winter, will leave this
city for their respective runs at the
south end of the line. The KeolluE
will re-enter the run from Keokuk 20
Quincy and the new steamer will take
its place in the run from Burlington
TO KeOlluk. Both boats will receiN,
passengers and freight FOR the cities
| on their respective runs before leaving
| here
Monday the steamer Columbia will
commence operations for the year and
will start for Burlington. 1t will leave
Rock Island every Monday, Wedne 5
day and Friday for Burlington and the
points between and will return on ell
ternate days. AS soon as the Helen
Blair has returned from the southern
trip, it will be placed in the trade run
ming opposite to the Columbia, which
will change its days for leaving here
to Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
! Captain c. H. Farris will have
charge of the Columbia this year and
his mate will be George Heck. The
other officers are: Purser, H. F. Man
gan; clerk, Carl Dick; steward, Char
les Effland; engineer, F. T. Gold
smith, and second engineer, E. n
Brown.
The ice moved out at Dubuque Sun
day. AS a result of the breaking o
georges somewhere above the stage o
water rose sharply here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
TWO KILLED ON RAILROAD
Shocking Accident Takes Place at De-
witt, Iowa, Near Clinton.

Sunday morning as No. on the
Northwestern was pulling into the de-
pot at Dewitt, Iowa. a station a few
miles from Clinton, Iowa, an accident
happened which resulted in the death
of Mrs. Hattie Page, of Clinton, and
of Albert Vickerey. a young hack
driver of DEWITT and also resulted m
driving Mrs. Eta Gerhardt, daughter
of Mrs. Page, insane. Mrs. Gerhardt
started to cross the railroad tracks
when the train pulled into the station
and her mother and Vickerey ran to
assist her. In some way the younger
woman escaped and the other two
were caught Yesterday Mrs. Ger
hardt. who is an epileptic. was declar-
ed insane and taken to the asylum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
OOMUCH MARRIED.
Davenport Man is Defendant
in Justice Court as Result
of Ventures.
WIFE NO. 8 COMPLAINS
Institutes Bigamy Charges, But La
ter Alleges Lesser Offense-
Proves Peculiar Tangle.

A strange mixup was partly TN
tangled in the justice court of P. H.
Wells this morning when the case #
Peary p Martin, who was chaged by
his wife, Ella Martin of Davenport
with adultery and fornication, WAS
given hearing From the evidence
heard, it would appear that Martin
has been married about four times AMI
the charges preferred by wife No. !
involve the woman who is evidently
number 4. The charge which was pre-
ferred against the defendant at first
was that of bigamy, but Justice Wells
induced the complaining witness 70
change the charge after he had heard
some of the evidence and found that
Martin was not as bad as he appeared
and that he deserved some sympathy
for having so many spouses.
Thought He Was Divorced.
The case arose over the fact that
Martin married his fourth wife before
being properly divorced from No. g. 1T
seems that Martin and No. ) whose
name is Ella and who lives in Daven-
port, failed to enjoy their married life
and as a result they parted. Mrs. Mar
tin No. 8 instituted divorce proceed
ingS and a time for hearing the bill
was set and Martin notified The time
came and passed and Martin supposed
that the divorce had been granted rs
he had made no endeavor to prevent
it. 1t. had, however, been set to one
side for a time and the hearing hal
not been given it at the appointed time
and no divorce had been issued. Not
knowing this and suppOsing that he
was a free man. Martin proceeded %
WOO and wed another woman whose
name was Elsie Springborn. On find
ing this out, Mrs. Martin No. 3, the
one who was seeking divorce started
the trouble for her husband.
At the trial it developed that Martin
had been married previously to his
marriage with the complaining witness
but a proper divorce had been granted
in this. instance. There is also reason
to believe that he has still another
"lle WHO Is eEiueHtly NJ = DIS uuIiliS
the time he lived with No. 5 he was
in communication with a woman in
the penitentiaTy at Anamosa who
signed her letters your loving wife.
Martini however, denies that he $
married to this woman which VIII
limit his matrimonial attempts to only
three.
No Decision Given.
The evident sincerity of Martin, who
seemed to have really believed he was
free to marry No. and who had done
considerable towards helping the fam
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
For the EadIe Fair.

Chairman Martin McNealy of the
special committee on arrangements for
the Eagles fair, has called a meeting
of the ladies' auxiliary committee at
the Eagles home, Fourth avenue and
Twenty-first street at $3.50 Thursday
afternoon to complete arrangements.
The ladies' committee is Differed as
follows: Chairman, Mrs. Scheble: sec
rotary. Mrs. William Brough; treas,
urer, Mrs. Paul Nichols.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received at the mayors
office, Rock Island, till 10 a. m. March
27, 1909, for furnishing and laying "a
inch storm drain on Ninth street from
Fifteenth avenue south to city limits
together with necessary catch basins.
Plans and specifications are on file at
Office of city engineer All bids must
be certified by check of 10 per cent Of
amount of bid.
(Signed) H. S. SCHAFFER,
President of Board of Local Improve
mentS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23

Iged the feathers then killed germs
that did not exist, charged for the
work, and day or two before they
departed hired rigs here and took 1870
pounds of feathers to Dixon, where
they were consigned to a dealer in
feathers, and they received 20 cents
"a pound for the sane, making a neat
little gain of a thousand dollars on
surplus feathers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23

regular monthly meeting of Black
Hawk court No. 523 was held last
evening and the usual business was
conducted, and in addition several
new members were balloted upon and
accepted. Following this refreshments
were served and pleasant time en-
ioyed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
CAFE OPENING WILL
BE A FEATURE
Elaborate Luncheon de Luxe Is to BE
Served at Young & McCOmbs Day
New Store Is Thrown Open.

The opening of the cafe at the
Young & McCombs new department
store which is to take place Thursday.
promises to be most brilliant affair.
Ogden's full orchestra of II pieces has
been secured and it will render a coil
cert throughout the entire day NJ
PoggiS, who has charge of the cafe,
has arranged for an especially fine
luncheon de luxe which viii! be served
from II o'clock until $3.50. Despite the
size of the dining hall. and the large
number of patrons who can be served,
requests for reservation of tables are
coming in fast and it appears as
though all of them will be taken for
the opening day.
Patrons who do not care for the
luncheon de luxe will be able to get
a la carte service at nominal charges,
however, and besides, the dairy lunch
service will be maintained.
The service is to be of the very
best, nothing but the best of silver
ware, china service or linen being
used, and the attendants viii all be
experienced French walters NJ. Ed
ourd Rampon, French chef of some
note, will be in charge and he prom
ises service such as cannot be sur
passed in any of the best cosmopoli-
con de luxe of the opening days is %
be as follows:
RELISHES.
Canape of Anchovies
Celery Olives Radishes
Young Onions Oysters
Cotuits Cocktail
Consomme Printaniere Corbelloise
Cream of Chicken la Refine
FISH.
Fried Smells. Tartare Sauce.
Fflet of Sole. Jean Bart
Potato Windsor
ENTREES.
Tournedo of Beef, Trianon
Sweet Bread, Glace Asparagus Tips
ROAST
Broiled Royal SQUAD with Jelly
Prime Ribs of Beef, l. Anglaise
Punch-Cardinal
VEGETABLE.
| Cauliflower. Hollandaise Sauce
MacarOni. aux Gratin
New Bermuda Potatoes in Jackets
| Salad-Chiffonade
| DESSERT.
| Pudding Diplomatic
Friandise Mikado Ice Cream Dol
| Cafe a la Creme
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
DRURY TICKETS ARE PUT UP
Reynolds Hayes and J. ii. Bendle in
Race for Supervisor.

Reynolds Hayes and j. III. Bendle in
Race for Supervisor.
Drury township elects supervisor
this spring, Reynolds Hayes being the
democratic nominee and j. II. Bendle
the republican. The caucuses were
held Saturday afternoon and the tick
cts are as follows:
DEMOCRATIC.
Observation-Disclosures Hayes.
Township Clerk-A. f. Bowser.
Assessor-Henry Bopp.
Collector-N. l.. Bowser.
missioner-Leonard McGinnis.
Justices of the Peace. H. Foster,
l.. l.. Stull.
observation-disclosures Thorp. Eli Mar
tin.
School Trustee, three years = John
Bowser.
School Trustee, one year - w. L.
McGreer.
Poundmaster-Fran Vanatta.
Township Committee r.. J. Rick
etts, chairman; A. l. Foster and w.
F. Pietsch.
REPUBLICAN.
Supervisor-J H. Bendle.
Town Clerk-C. ID. Foster.
Assessor-Henry Van Dolah.
Collecfor-Willam Van Dolah.
Commissioner-A ]. Gorham.
Justices of the Peace. w. Work
man, Coleman Brayton.
Constables - John J. Wray, Alber
Shuttle.
School Trustee, three years-Isaat
Foster
School Trustee, one year Johr
Hesser.
Poundmaster-Fran Reynolds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-23
PLAN A JOINT MEETING

TriCity Courts Of Honor to Adopt
Glass Thursday Evening.
A joint meeting of the tri-city
Courts of Honor has been arranged TO,
Thursday evening. and number OF
out of town members of the society
are expected to be present at the meet,
ing. The adoption of class is the
reason for the joint meeting. 1t viii
take place at the X. C. hall in this
city and will be addressed by A. l.
Hereford, supreme chancellor. The