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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
Dine at the New Harper.

Show your appreciation of the met
ropolitan features of the New Harper
by dining there as often as you can.
A merchants lunch is served daily in
the cafe from II to 2 for so cents
Music in the cafe every evening from
G to 1880, when a table d'hote dinner
will be served for IS cents. AL lie carte
service at all times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30

placed in the hands of a receiver on
application of creditors Mr.. Freder-
icks says his business has been closed
temporarily pending renewal of con-
tracts for his milk supply. These con-
tracts become effective tomorrow, and
on that date the business will be re-
sumed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
OBITUARY..
william sehnIer.

William Schnier, one of the well
known young farmers of Buffalo
Prairie, died at his home early this
morning after an illness of several
weeks with typhoid fever. He was
born Jan. s. 1873, in Buffalo, Iowa, the
family removing to Buffalo Prairie
while he was young. Seven years ago
he married Miss Emma Kadel, who
survives, together with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schnier; two
brothers, Supervisor Charles Schnier
and Henry Schnier, and one sister,
Mrs. A. P. Roberts, all living In the
immediate vicinity. The funeral will
be held Thursday afternoon from the
residence. with interment in the Ger
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
CLOCK-fAN MAY
Be BUILT HEEE
100000 Company to M'nu-
facture Newly Inventei
Air Producer.
MODEL IS ON EXHIBITION
Governments Approves Its P-acoca-
bility-Owners Talking With
Business People.

Rock FIslant may become. he home'
Of manufacturing concern yhose pro-
motors are confident will gov TO be
one OF the largest institutions In the
country devoted to the production OF
q single article. It is a cooksfan-In
other words a fan whose motive
power is a set of springs tashloned
after those used in an primary clock,
instead OF electricity.
o. M. B. Boos and J. b. Boos,
brothers, whose residence is Okla
homa City, Okla, are the owners OF
the patent. The former is the 1nven-
tor, having perfected his clock-fan
after experimenting on models for
three years continuously. The inven-
tor is a dentist by profession, and con-
Quoted Offices in Carroll and Musca-
tine, Iowa and is well known in those
communities.
Propose 100000 Company.
The Messrs. Boos are not wealthy.
But they feel that they have a good
thing-and so does everyone else who
has Investigated and have seen the
model in operation-and they want to
exploit it for all it is worth. In doing
SO they are not going to be selfish.
They are willing to let their friends
in on the ground floor.
The fan is on exhibition in room IL
at the New Harper, and anyone who
is interested is welcome to see it and
inspect it. The Messrs. Boos propose
the formation of a company with
capitalization of 100000. The condi-
tons under which they will organize
such company is that they be given
a share of stock gratis for every share
sold. They have been in the city a
week They have not made any eff
fort to place any of the stock
Government Places Order.
Patents for the fan have been ap-
piled for The government has had
.one of its experts Investigate the fan
and he has pronounced it a success.
He told the inventor that the govern
ment would take the first 20, 700 manu-
featured. 1t is planned to manufac-
ture three sizes, the larger size to sell
for s25.
The fan is simplicity itself. The
mechanism is wound with a key, on
the same principle as a clock. The
speed can be regula,ed. At normal
speed one winding will keep the fan
In continuous operation nine hours.
Another advantage is in the fact that
it is noiseless. Physicians pronounce
it a boon to the hospitals and sick
rooms.
An Introductory Order.
The Messrs. Boos claim they have
demonstrated the practicability If
their fan. Their proposition is to raise
about $4,000 as a preliminary, en-
ploying this money in the manufac-
ture of an Introductory order. This,
they feel, would be. sufficient to Re
iaove any doubts that may be enta~-
tanned as to the commercial value Ct
the patent.
The Messrs Boos, who have many
friends and acquaintances in this 10
cality, say they will remain here long
enough to give the people of the city
an opportunity to join with them.
They say they will not urge an interest
on anyone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30

The old, old story, told times with
out number, and repeated over and
over again for the last SO years, but
it is always a welcome story to those
in search of health. There is nothing
in the world that cures coughs and
colds as quickly as Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Sold by ali druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
Has No Connection with Failure.

F. A. Fredericks. owner of the plant,
desires the statement made that the
Twin-City Milk and Ice Cream COM
pany, FOrty-fourth street and Sixth
avenue, has no connection with the
business of J. B. Emery of Moline
whose confectionery store on Fiji
teenth street. in that city. has haen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
MESSAGES TO
SANTA CLAUS

Dear Santa-Bring lots of things
for my dollie,tw ribbons on her hat,
a green dress, and paints, and books,
and a Christmas tree, and a little
house. FLORENCE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
7 Oung g
McCOmbs
The Most Popular Eating
Place in the Tri-CitieS.

The Most Popular Eating
Place in the Tri-CitieS.
We believe that cleanliness is
goodness, and we always prac-
tice this in our kitchen. Wis
itors are especially invited to
insepct.
Note Our Special Menu for
: Wednesday. Price 35C.
Music 6 to 8 p. m. every even
ing. Breakfast served from z
to IL. Lunch 80 a. m. to 2
p. m. Dinner, a la carte, to
8 p. m.
India Relish Olives
Consomme, a Ia'Anglaise
Mock Turtle, la Washington
Fish
Fried Ffllets of Sole, Tartar Sauce
Potatoes Duehes3e
ENTREES
Choice of
Baked Chicken Pie, Family Style
Roast Lamb, Mint Sauce
Roast Rib Of Beef, Au Jus
VEGETABLES
Mashed or Drowned Potatoes y
Stewed Tomatoes Green Peas
DESSERT
Choice Of
Apple Pie Peach Pie
Orange Cream Pie
Steamed Fig Pudding, Brandy Sauce
!, Ice Cream and Cake
;, Coffee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
Auditing County Books.

The auditing committee of the
county board is in session at the court
house, making its regular audit of the
accounts of the county officers. The
committee is composed of Supervisors
John Upton, Bowling; Charles Os-
valid, Rock Island; NJ. r. Carlson, Mo-
line; Andrew O'Brien, Hampton, and
J. H. Bendle. Drury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
WIFE CHARGES DESERTION
Mrs. Laura Arthur Begins Proceed
iDgs for Divorce in Circuit Court.

ings for Divorce in Circuit Court.
Mrs. Laura Arthur of Moline has
filed a bill for divorce in the office of
the circuit clerk through her attor-
neys, ]. B. and J. L. OakIeaf. she
claims in the bill that her husband,
Walter Arthur deserted her four years
ago and has remained away from her
ever since. The couple were united
in marriage Nov. Is, 1898, at jackson,
Tenn, and they lived together until
1905, at which time Arthur disap-
peared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
For New Road.

A meeting was held in Moline last
evening by the property owners along
the Seventh street road from the city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
e2,s61 $s1. 1866

All of the coal of the county is
mined by hand. There were but two
injuries; no deaths.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-30
Do You Feel Like This2

Does your head ache or simply fee
heavy and uncomfortable2 Does you
back ache? Does your side ache? u
you feel tagged out? Tho tonic laxa
tive herb tea known as Lanes FamiI
Medicine will clear your head. remov
the pain in side or back and restOn
your strength. Nothing else is so goo
for the stomach and bowels. At drug
gists' and dealers, % cents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
GOOD ROADS HELP
TOWNS AND CITIES

URBAN PROSPERITY II MEASURED
nv EXTENT or TIE PROS
IERITY or TIE FARMERS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
WALKED DRY SH0D
ACROSS NIAGARA

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Special
Four men on February 18th accom-
plished the feat OF crossing the Ma
CARA River close % the brink Of the
American falls. making the trip from
Goat Island Co Prospect Point without
even wetting their feet
This was tie first time since tht
white man and Niagara have been con
neCted ia history that the crossing was
accomplished other than oy bridge
Starting from Goat Island. tie men
walked out ON the ice close 10 the
brink. tntn felt their way along the
stones until the LITTLE channel fifteen
feet wide was reached Here they
were very close to- tie brink. and O.
lose either their balance or footing
meant az thev would be dashed Q,
pieces On the Recovered rocks be
low
Everett Mason. 90 the city engineer S
Office. vas FIRST to reach the uain land
ing. and was closely llovtd bs John
Coutroy. assistant street superintend
emit. g. IT, Weber and a. stafford
Mrs Earle Nttlsh. e. Buffalo. mad
am EFFORT 90 Gro ss. hut was ccmDell q
90 abandon che trp. Tire local mills
have been COMPEL 90 close down fo'
lack cf water. and tie power CCmpa
nies are am operating under groa.l.
reduced voltage
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
GILLESPIE ExOIATES
CIR NE IN DEATH CHAIR

RICHMOND. Special Charles
Gillesp. negro who some six or
seven " efs ago attempted an afro
CiCus rmi- al assault on young
ladv ~ SIS citv February 18th al
7;30 o'clock expiated his crime Ia the
electric creir 80 use penitentiAry
IT, e., cution. as usual. was mark
ed hv tNe striCtest observance OF the
statute. It was conducted with the
utmost secrecy. and was Witnessed only
BY a dozen or more persons and by
those " assisted IN the operation Of
TIE laws ably engine There was
no hitch. ard the negro was quickly
sent 10 his doom. His body was turn
ed oycr 70 latiyes fer burial
Major Morgan che superintendent
of TIE ncnitentiary. said THAT SO Tar as
ne IN g llcspie made no confession
that IS. IS 10 the more heja0Us crime
Wit w sch he was charged. He did
admit. however that he robbed his vic
tim aft"~ attacking her.
TIE nvh''c anthorities made quick
work OF Gillespie after the commission
~ fis ~ rse iie was arrested the
same dov a~d in the course Of a week
T 3 "a 30 '1eicfed and convicted The
idenc~ wes dead against him. Al
aeree - 40 me jury could not possibly
avo N~rro IN any other verdict thar
IN aid
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

v ilson Is doing effective work ~ith n
limited resources az SIS command alt
- lat is necessary I1r al OF us 10 as
IS clt.ltns a. a. lgE1 OR support an
neafty ,c-.D,l aliSE 60 tie iacfcaiifE
iHaugurated D. GeseIuoF S~'s..stl
, ole .ss.Dan Lassiter and p,itliht n
oigi1Lus o. t,ic.. acnd. n uit l.ils
uel1 az the Jefferson HOttl ON REQ
ruary lcth and ilts un1,s s-e .-tsp- a.,
IA toe 1reat.r Highways Assoc ieh
OF Virginia. oil wAlcu Mr.. IA. l.. har-
wood IS secretary. ILis Assoc la,s0i
expects e. carry on a hvs-~iIe cam
pugn dUs.ng tae coming twelve
months. 1acy need your Ecip snc
your neirhbors help. and a. one "hS
is interested I'm the future welfare @.
your family and your community yot
s. oLld NtiSe Mr.. iiervOCd, the secre.
tary. Immediately fer further intor
nation. So that you can get In iin'
and insure the success Of the move
/ ment which means 80 much 70 m
future prosperity OF Virginia.
r. n. I-aEAJ Me
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
LYNCRBURG BREAKS
TOBACCO RECORD

LYNCHBURG. VA.-Special.-Wi
$50 900 pounds of loose tobacco on
the breaks Wednesday. the total sales
since the beginning of the present sea-
son went ahead OF the entire season
last wear. leaving three OF four months
in which some five or six million
pounds will be added TO the total for
the year.
Last year the total sales We're a.
20G.0O pounds. Last week the total
sales from the first of the season
aggregated 14.10O. 600. Monday the
breaks went 20 about 100000 pounds
and yesterday and Tuesday with more
than haif-milliOn pounds broke last
years record
The prices remain practically I'M
chanfad. good tobacco bringing good
prices and poor tobacco. bringing
smaller prices. On account Of the
cool. dry wind the weed is rapidly
coming out of condition and this will
probably mean smaller breaks during
the remainder OF the present week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
$4,000 POUNDS OF
MAIL FOR FLEET

NORFOLK. VA Special O.er f0.
600 pounds of mail is stored at the
Norfolk navy yari accumulated for
the officers And men OF rle home-com-
ing fleet and from the way 10 Is dalls
pouring in on aN malls Do Isl believed
that this amount viii be- increased by
$4,000 more pounds before 10 is finally
distributed by order of the depart
meut on February LIST ai mail FOR the
men on the neet was forwarded tO Nor
folk and the last mail received by the
fleet was 0n February 6th This mail
will be- rushed 10 the feet on tuSs
the moment the fleet arrives in Hsmp-
ton Roads and distributed 90 the re-
spectire ships for delivery
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
RAILROADS INTERESTED

r N. LIE Baune, Industrial Agent OF
the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Writes Of Relation Of
TOwnsmen and Gem
trynen In Good
Roads Move
ment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
NORFOLK FURNITURE
FACTORY ~ BURNED.

NORFOLK VA Special Esre.
originating ia the drying ROOM de-
stroyed the Air Line Manufacturing
COmpany's plant manufacturers %
furniture. az an early hour February
18th. entailing a loss OF between $40
goo and $4,000 partially covered by
Insurance.
The factory Is located at Port Nor
folk. in the midst Of a number of other
industrial plants and only the best
kind Of work. coupled with the fact
that the wind vas blowing ga the
opposite direction. saved the Heinz
picking and preserving factory. adj
joining the property destroyed. The
store-room OF the factory. containing
thousands 81 dollars worth of finished
furniture. was also sawed by heroic
work. The destruction OF The factory
throws several hundred men ont OF
employment.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
WEEKLY SHORT STORY


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
Virginia Farms

The finest land in the world-de
lightful ciimate-long season. Coco
land from $40 an acre mp. Call OF
write John T.. Walker. Rooms 1875
Schmidt Building. $50 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg. Pa.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
FEDxBtL GRAND JTRX INBEeTs
OWNERS 0F TN wOKID ASp
INDIANAPOLIS NEWS
f0R CRIMINAL LIBEL
Theodore Roosevelt. Villas g. Taft.
EusH Root. I. p. NorgAz. saz WI
liam Net>oa Crom~eti Are Al
seeea % Nave B~~s
fnlarL

WASHINGTON. ~ Speciat--
Hench warrants Nerr iss1rt Cor 10
arrest CO Joseph Pulitzer. proprietor.
aud caleb ~ Van Nanlm and HcoeFt
"a. Lyman. editors of tae New York
World. and for n-lasca Sraitn ard
charles r.. Williams. o~ners 81 tas
Indianapolis NeVs. for criminal Ho<l
in connection With the pubiicaSicas in
these newspapers Win reference 90
charges % irregularities Pm the pur-
cnas. bS tae nited states govern
ucnt 20 The Panama Canal property
from fae French osners me indiCt-
uents ON ehiCn warrants gcre
-ased were returned February ~ bv
rhe nitrd States srand .Cry sirftnE
ira IRIS cifg and rae Warrants we're
~suet later by the CLERK 30 Criminal
Court 40 4 The warrants are a.
rtcted AGAINST on I've Of The raturai
defendants 90 re tao ueespapers
Ih~ Summons requires fne corporate
defendant lthe Press ruolishiag Com
rans. of Nea York to appear Ca court
forth0lfh to answer the Indictment
District Atto4ney rak~r probably ell
nof send gre copies 81 the bench var
rants an1 the cerfih .t copies rf the
indictments POO New Nnsk cog fo India
nau,ls for dat or two
rNe. We're PLACED in tne hands of
fhr nifed States marshal here. aud
be- 0iu procefd eifn them ir accord
ance Nth enc directions 90 Mr Baker.
Those Nuiined.
Theodore Roosevelt William Or.
TAFT. Eiihu Root. q pierpcnt Morgan.
thari0s b. Teff. Dougla- Nobinsun aud
William Nelson lromNeN are named
in rhe Indictment as fhe persons at
legged CD have been vuiiued by TIE
stories appearing n tat TAO news
rannfs
Copies so the summons and % the
indictment NeIr serNeu upon ne Press
Publishing Company o1 service Un
OTTO Carmichael ifs agent in This iu.
ristlcfion The certified copies ait'
h.. Delivered to United States Commits
si.nrr Iohn shields of New York
vho 0u issue Warrants Tor The ar
rest 90 ere natural defendants rf int
Nre '.rk No.lf Nho Nin hr brought
before rim to show cause Why thei
thorff noe be exfraiI,fed t1 tnis luris.
dic{iuu for trial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

that she would take revenge on any
one bearing the name ~ Won Thifiel n
scr two years she had earn IS ~
wing la a circus when sfe scCiden'
sily met Re Ge-ick who fcH ia love
Nith her AZ first sight When she
oLnd OFT whose brother hr ras a
ard struggle cegan for her. has y 4
<as ali ever now-she must b. strong /
TIE great circus vas FILED frCce 4
rcor 20 gallery and every .ece vas (
uoN trrnsd towards ne dor fhrcuEi /
uottn Maria Vas 90 make h~r sppesT-
ance ~ LAST she Ealloped into ths
arena greeted by a storm OF applause.
She did not seem 20 notice The aud
ienre aud her face AS cold as n cot
in marble. as she pat her noble stset
through the most diHcuis passes
Rodsrick Nas watching her every
movement. The band struck up a Mid
air Maria ~As dancing on the back
OF her horse. At last she was 20 per
I form her NOS, dangerous feas -whii~
/ the horse Jumped over a burning WaN
abe VAS 90 IRE her revolver tn the air.
She tore bouquet OF white roses
1 rom the bosom % her dress and threw
/ them 90 Roderick Then. inst as sh~
! and the horse were in mid-alr. the
shot rang ont. \ cry % horror sent
up from thousand threats Maria
was lving senssless on the sand
\ tail man OF commanding appear
/ anCe forced his Nay tnrough the crowd
and In a moment Roderick W8s kneel
ing in the sand holding Maria's heet
in his lap Then be- picked aer sT
tenderly and carried her tc hes iress
ngroom. followed hy a surgeon. N.s
appened go be among tae audience
-tan you save Der lfe do,tor'
H.| e.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-29
EXTRA SPECIAL
FINE TOILET SOAP FOR SC

This is wonderful offer. Soaps that sell
ways for 15c bar, including Arbor Violet
Chateau Lilac-5O00 bars during our
mill outlet sale, bar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-31
SPOKANE fAV0RS
Commission PLAN
INDICATIONS THAT THE WEST
ERN CITY WILL ADOPT CON-
MISSION GOVERNMENT.

Spokane, Wash, Oct. 30.-Every
surface indication is that with u
change in the city charter will come
the commission form Of government
in the municipality Of Spokane.
Mayor Nelson S. Pratt has just NAM
ed a citizens committee of II repre-
sentative business and professional
men, including three members of the
present city council, to make a public
report on the advisability of change
in the form of government. The
plan calls for new charter, upon
which a city vote may be taken next
April, so that the commission of five
can assume Office the following
month The change is welcomed
generally by the people, who see that
the present system is an utter fail
ure. Mayor Pratt has received sew
eral hundred letters and thousands o.
personal visits from men in both par
ties, complimenting him upon the
stand he has taken to place the city
upon a thorough business basis.
While he has been in Office only six
months, he declares his administra-
ton has been weakened by an oppo-
sition council and an antiquated sys
tenn of government.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-31
eighteen HUNDRED
Continued from page 5.)

as4e-Lillian West, Estervillc, Iowa.
Ss47-H. Swenson, Webster, S. D.
334s-H. H. Schmidt, Davenport, Iowa.
3s49-Clarence A. -GrigsbY ;gBlandinsville, III
3350-D. S. Livingston, Missouri Valley, Ia
$s51-yno: w.: schafer, Suffer, Ill ;
3s52-Philiip Seller, Herrick, S. d. -.
3353-Julias Patzwald, Jr., Morton, MINI
3354-AIfred Hoyne, Sioux Falls, S. d. y
3355-J. A. Robinson, Anseim, N. D.
1861. f. Fredrecksen, Moorhead, MINI,
3357-H. E.. Snyder, Eigin, Neb.
3s5s--Ino; Engels, Lennon, s: D.: T.
sseo--Ma ar.h, Peter Burman, coopersville'
ss61--Inez Gallmay, Aberdeen, S. D.
1902. H. McCarroll, WATERFOWL, S. D.
33e3-Ole Westtnan, Lowry. S. D. -
s364-Hcnry G. Pipher. Selby, S. D. VA
sse5--R. r Wallace, Arch Springs Pa.
3S66--R. A. Berkner. Milbank, S. D. $aE
3s67-Daniel Graves, Jr., Bradshaw, Neb.
ss6s-A1bert G. Breilenthin, Claremont, S.
ssss-chas. Wen.e, Wheatland, No. XII
337o--R. J. McBrady, Graceyille, Mimi.
a371-Heien Cox, Pierre, s.. D. X ssG
3372-F. A. De Long, Hutchinson, Mimi
ss7s-Anna Mattson Mason, Wis. 54s WI
8s74--Wm Smallwood, AdamsvilIe, Tenn.
S875-Ias. G LOOMS. Morristown, Pa.
s 1870 \. Setter, Herrinston, Kan.
3s77-E. II. Ruggles, Verdon, s. D. MI
3378--H Herman Magensen, 0debo1t Iowa.
3S79--Ch as. Schneli Wabash, Ind.
33S0--I ouis Born, Brookfed, Wis.
S3s1--Cr D. Sterling. Msndan, n. d