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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
Exposition of Newest
Curtain Mes

TIME seasons latest nov
! selty patterns of nets for
full or half length curtains
or sash panels for protect
ing the inside curtains
against the sun.
A number of patterns
suitable for all rooms in
summer cottages or the
low wide windows of a
bungalow.
Patterns include Colonial
Filet. Quincy. PIT De Esprit
effects and dainty English
novelty designs priced per
yard. roc, Coo, 49c, 35e, 25c
and 1915.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
Beautify the Porch for
Summer Living

D INK and Blue linen
l pillow slips with ruffel.
made in Belfast, Ireland.
daintily hand embroidered
in white. thew look a full
$500 value. S2,9S.
IL dozen Litho Pillow
Tops, the SOC kind, very
artistic. will withstand the
weather. G5c.
Cluny Lace Edged Lin
Ell Table Covers. round and
square. special values at
81 .25 and Csc.
Scfim Scarfs and Porch
Table Covers. made in Ger
many. hand embroidered
in bright ~alors-rarc val
ues at $1.25.
8 dozen Pillow Slips.
made Of Oriental Tapest,-.
ready for the pillow-2::o, !
Thursday. 15c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
RIVER BULLETIN.
May IS In American History.

17S0-"Dark day" In New England;
darkness commenced at II a. m.
and covered the country from New
York city TO Maine.
1790-General Israel Putnam. famous
Revolutionary soldier. died: born
IT'S.
19O6-George Mcneil. noted labor lead
err. called the father Of the eight
hour day." died; born 1927.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
All Aboard! Steamer Rugs

For your summer Bunga-
low if you're not going
abroad-nothing more use
full than one of these Scotch
made travelling companions.
for any kind of an outing.
They come in rich revers-
able plaids. plain colors one
side. plaid on the reverse.
fringed or without fringe.
These rugs are usually
sold for $500. $3.50. 5000
and $7.50-Driced here for
this sale at S1O.S7. $1,000.
$5.S7 and $3.50.
Blanket Deptment second
floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
CITY CHAT.

Kerler & Co. weave rugs.
Buy home Of Reidy Bros.
Read III. X. Walkers want ads.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
SO razors, SO cents, at DAWN Dons.
For bus and express, Spencer & Trefz. |
Lawn and porch swings at David
Don's.
Sanitary flexible door mats at David
Don's.
Pocket knives now 81 cents at David
Don's.
Sand and cement. Mueller Lumber
company.
Godfrey's laundry gives green trad
ing stamps.
New Perfection oil stoves, $5.7S, ct
David Don's
All size shears, now 90 cents, ut
David Don's
Porcelain lined refrigerators must go
below cost. David Don.
NJ. Duffy, the matchmaker, at the
Hub Clothing company.
Let Krell C Johnston do your tin
and furnace work. 1916 Third avenue.
Fine millinery loses half it's price
on Thursday and Friday at McCabe's
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work. 1526-152S Fourth ave-
nue..
Lewis Single Binder-the famous
straight s cent cigar, always best
quality.
Eight quart White Mountain ice
cream freezers were $685., now $685.
David Don's.
Double stamps on everything in Nc
Cabe's big shoe section all day Thurs
day and Friday.
Note the special offerings in we'd
ding and graduation gifts in McCabe's
jewelry section.
Hot days reminds one they need ice.
Call old phone SCI, new Gill. Rock
well Ice & Fuel company.
Exceeding the speed limit can't
make our high wheel, ball bearing,
easy running mowers go slow. David
DON
personally conducted tour through
McCabe's great store will be the order
of things Thursday and Friday Follow
the leader
Any small child can push one of our
easy running, ball bearing lawn NOW
ers. David Don, open Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
Island City Court of Honor No. S55
will give card party and dance
Thursday evening, May 90, at Bese-
Inns hall. Admission, Is cents
Beautiful white dresses and pretty
lingerie are attracting the sweet gil
graduates and their mothers in large
numbers to McCabe's big second floor.
Frank Delene and Miss Louisa
Hasse. both of Moline. were united in
marriage yesterday by County Judge
r. w. Olmsted at his Office at the court
house.
A chance for all. Our sales con-
tinued for Thursday all day. Stan
dard calicoes and shirtings, 3ia
cents per yard. Ladies' 10 cent
gauze vests. 5 cents each Horblit's
department store.
First Sunday boat excursion of the
season, given by Thor lodge No. g.,
!. o. v, on steamer w. w May 90,
1903, from Rock Island and Moline
TO Clinton, Iowa. Boat Leaves Rock
Island at 8 a. m. and Moline at a.
IN. Returning boat leaves Clinton at
4:3O p. m. Tickets. round trip adults
80 cents, and children rs cents. Mu-
sic and dancing free. Refreshments
on board boat. Come and have a
delightful time on the river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
Hosiery for hard wear, for

Good srvice, genuine good
ness we commend the wom-
ems Cadet Stockings. The
price is 25c the pair. The
best values we are able to
find anywhere in yarn quail
ity.. texture finish and all
round wear. Plain black
with ribbed top. all ribbed
and extra stout. the three
best STYLES. heels and toes
are spliced with real linen,
per pair, only 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
ISLAND. ILL. T 4,ssoSdn A AZ sssdn i e

APersonally Conducted Tour
through this great store will reveal to
you greater number of genuine, un-
questioned bargains this season than
ever.
Starting at the Third avenue entrance on Thursday,
down the main AISLE note at your right hand the great
notion section.
Here is full line of Colgaie's exquisite perfumes,
such We'll Known odorS as LaFrance Rose, Dactylls,
Cashmere Bouquet, Pansy Blossom etc, Away $50
per oz-at just HALF, 19c an ounce l9c.
A little farther down is big lot of pretty SOC to ST
BELTS priced to the tourists at Csc, 39c and SOC.
On the left The Embroidenes and Lacas See the
counter full of d inch embroidery waisngs All
overs, corset and flouncngS the wide ebrod-
cries, l.25, $50 and 200 values all at CSC. Take
short stop over here and see this offering.
1909 yards of 25c, $50 and soc high class narrow
er ebroideries in insertions, edges and bands all at
l22c aud 2212c yard
Then on north to the right you'll see some beautiful
pure linen Goo table damasks at 1870 the yard.
At the left those celebrated Regis 200 Corsets, all
day Thursday and Friday for $l9, but only one to
customer
Straight north to the print and muslin counters
On the print counter you'll find a thousand yards
OF pretty light colored shifting prints look like 2c per-
caeS-buy any quantity you want up to IL Yards
Thursday at 31lc
On the muslin counter out of the score of good
things to be found there we tell of a collection of
beached musins, not full pieces, but all good lengths
up to 10 yards value &c. these are marked for Thurs
days selling 419c yard
And then on to the right and about face south into
the shoe section Here take seat for little rest till
we can say word to you about shoes. If you knew
our shoes as we do, you would not need our advice
Here are the mems famous King Quality and Arnold
make of shoes. The Women's celebrated Regis and
Majestic shoes The chidrens Playmate and Educa-
tors To make this tour of special interest we'll give
DOUBLE STAMPS all day Thursday and Friday on
all shoes sold
From here on through the big store one of our eff
fcient floor managers member of the firm will
be pleased to personally conduct you through this
great establishment from section to section from floor
to floor pointing out to you dozens of special advan-
ages in buying here and now, which ought not to be
overlooked
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
Pretty Lingerie
Second Floor Fancy work Department.

TINE approach of the graduation season and the
nearress of summer. makes this timely sale
= Princess Sips-Conbination Corset Cover with
Long skirt in pece-indspensibe the foundation of
the close fitting dresses much vogucpriced from
81 6S 10 $11 SO.
This special Null slip neck and Arm Eye dantily
med with lace, deep trimmed ounce, S375.
Threepiece Corset Cover, Short Skirt and Drawers trim
med with aces and embroidery, Sis to S6.75.
Matched SETS combining three SIX pieces made of
French Cambcs Nansool or Iongcotl handsomely trim
med with lace and embroidery attr2ctye priced from s.
$1,000.
Pettcoats. many styles from soc to SI25o.
We call paticular the values I95 One
stye cambria 2oncl fonnce finished with fine ucks
embroidery. Another style has 22nc sectional flounce
deliberately trimmed in clunev lace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19

Nearly stationary stages In the Mis-
sissippi will continue from below Du-
buque to Muscatine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19

Also lot of Crepe Gnghams pnk browns blues tans
etc. stripes and bordersthese now
Thursday these two lines will be yd
Dress Goods Nexf-juSf one OF the many good things
here 3S-inch Black and Cream Mohar Brillanne, high
luer ideal skirt abrc-a quality selling right now
in this vicinity at 75c a yard-here 35c
Around the Men, Wed-A collection of soft shirts at
zoe, all of fine madras the ind of madras is used
in $500 made order shirts Another collection of the
usual IS and 5c soft shrtscu detached made of corded
madras-all neat patterns-these 30c
In Ladies Summer Underwear lot of soc knit Union
Suits, Umbrella style drawers, made of pure white
beached thread neatly lace trimmed ed like
limit purchase SUITS have them go around
Thursday 29c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19

Rust proof galvnized wire
clothes lines-made of solid
No. 8 wire-1O0 feet length,
the Soc kind, just half price,
2Sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
Fads of Fashion

Taffeta silks which for a time
seemed forced into retirement
are back again in favor.
Many of the tilted hats are
trimmed only on the lower side
usually the right.
The C-B a la Spirite and Re-
gis corsets are attaining the
greatest popularity of all Amer
lean made cOrsets on account Of
their adaptations to the latest
modes.
Most Of the popular skirtings
are striped which adds to the
long lined effects of the seasons
demand.
The broad sailors with the
shallow crown and the Poque
bonnet for dressier wear are all
the rage in Paris.
The smarest Milliners arrange
the trimming here and there, un-
til they find the place where the
ornaments fatter instead of de-
tract from the outlines of the
face.
Some of the smart stockings
are embroidered in self-toned
and some with monograms.
Pongee and rough silks In all
cOlors are fashionable and grow
ing in favor from week to week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19

Visiting that Great Second Floor, as
you pass south of the rotunda don't miss hatbeau-
y spot, the silk petticoat secton-were you find the
$500 silk petticoas with deep ounces black and col
orS for 1862
Just beyond these the silk costumes and cotton SUITS
Admire the beauty and variety of those talked of
silk dresses at $1,000 and $500. Also the $1,000 lawn
dresses at 65 and the snappy epp tailored piece
at $3.50.
Our handsome ShirtlVQiSfS attracting much Qen-
For instance the tourists specials-three big items a
&c. 81 and $175a saving of 35c each
The Dutch Neck waists you'll see, 95c and up
On past the rOtunda, west aisle you'll see The beautiful
White $500 petcoas $1.33 the lingerie night gowns
at 95c, worth $3.50 lovely long short XII
short Csc, 45c, &c. 93e long ones SOC
75c 95c and $1.34
Also notice the womens splendid suit specials-as
You'll these will only those $500 are from
the lines which originally sold $3.50 $4,000 and the
$4,000 beauties that sold at $4,000 $500
You will also the unusually priced at
$500 and $1,000 they sartlngy low priced and
to please you if you looking for something that's
inexpensive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19
THE W EATH Err
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday,
mot much change I'm temperature.
J. M. SHERIElt, Local Forecaster.

Temperature nj 2 a. m, "a; mt 3 p. M.
70. Maximum temperature I'm Inst "a
hours, ~, minimum. 40. velocity of
wind NJ : n. M. 10 miles per hour. Stage
Of water, 9.s feet, rise of L foot In
last n hours. Precipitation, none.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-19

Genuine Cut Glass 7-piece wa
ter set, highest quality richly cut pitcher
in Fan-Buzz and Star design. Heavy
cut handle, and 6-lO OF. turl-s e Hn
blers cut to matcf--the set O.JO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29
La forma del Sol

iIFstedes creian que cl SOL era re
dondo2 Pues estaban ustedes en un
error.
Del conjunto de ohsarvaciones meri-
dianas de medidaS heliomftricas y
fctografcas, el profesor tarlos Lam ha
deducido ranonadamente que no como
GENES la Yerdadora forma del sol
Todas las medidas acusmn una sepa
raei6n de Ia fo1ma esftr.ca pero Ia di-
ferencia entire los diverSos rayos no
excede probablememe De o'25.
Las .lnelidas heliam6tricaS revelan
una flllottacnn del d1ametro solar, q'e
no excede de o'10, Y que corresponds
al periodic undecenal de las upanchas.
Por otra parte. las obAervaeiones de
Ambron Y S-h0r pareeen ndfcar otro
periodic naS breNe cuya duaaei6n So
ria de y dias aproximadamente
Tods,s estes datoS 10 permiton de-
termmar aln Ia dferencia que dehe
exlstr entire al diametro polar q
1iametro ecuatorial.
Gran ntimero de obseryaeiones y de
totografias, Siempre con la ay,da del
heli0metro, seran necesarias para oh
tsas.l' "a res,ltado precise
Los ssaldees ~ han lalNado con ahFn-
go 4 mtevaS lnvestigae Clones, nGantras
los prof'anos appearances, con la natural
impaclencia, que 81 mos diga de una
xez Ia forina del Sol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29

muchos que han Isordido Il sus Iadrr'
On Ia cspantosa eatastrofe de Mcss'-
M.
Al efetuanse In adopci6n, cada
merfanito r.cibc I'm real daspacho otoi
gandole como apellido ID nomhre di
regimiento que 10 adoptai por injo.
Y todo eI rcgimiento, des'le el co
ronel hasta a "pIpiolo" reci6n mgre-
sando en- filas. adquierc voluniarIameA-
te un compromise dc carino, dc San
Tn protection irScia cl pcqueirmelo.
Hiios de- Soldados, esoS "hjos del
recsnianto" seran Soldados maiiana.
Educados en d cuar'tel Il eXpclsas
de los que trabajan por la Iatrla; lrts-
truidos por los valientcs cnamorfdos
de Italia. esos ninos seran patrlodas
fervorosos. pese las prcdcac1"ncs sec
tarias del antimlitarista GuIliormo Fc-
rrero.
y 81 la desgracia deshoja prematu-
ramcntc Ia flor de la vida de uno de
csos chiqutimes, Italia So encargma de
hacer reallidadcs las dulcisimaS cstro-
fas que cn un delicioso poemita cScul-
n6 el genio lirico de Manuel Rcpna.
c,lando. entire redoble de tambores, so-
nidos ,lc trompetas y filamear do cstan-
dartcs, agrupaba lloroSos i los vetera-
nos 4 los bsoiloS para dar sepultu-
ra "A lun nno rubo como ed Amor, u
I'm nfIo que. como azuoem de pure
"a viyi0 entire la SoldadeSc Siendo 81
compendo dd afecto de todos; =" el
MO del battalion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29

extension, que Sc puede decir, sin te.
NOR eqnlvocarse. que cubren tode
el pavlmento comprcnddo desde Chi.
piona al rio Guadalcte y desde la costa
haSta Jerez v dcsde este tiltimo pun.
to corren d 10 largo del n1cleo de coli
mas que van en- direction de Arcos,
Rornos y Niilamar,in.
I'm Rota hay escapes de gases lie
tai consideration. que merece el traba-
- dc yiSiialSe; 4 flor dc terra Sc en-
cucntran cn VaroS Si~os grandcs man.
chaS negraS dc dcscompo sicioncs. en-
el centro dc cada mancha aparece lo
Gue pudicramoS lamar un pequcno vol.
can qae Sc infiama con solo arrimar
ana Gorilla dos puloadas de dstan-
Ella.
Esto nismo ocurre en- cl aqua estan-
cada on algunos barrancos pequehos
tollos
En- cl Puerto de Santa Maria. en-
Ia nina san Fernando" ademas del
escape de gases que Sc producer en- an
pozo de tres metros de profundidad,
dejan una mancha de accitc de dos
pulgadas de diametro; este escape Sc
reproduce de tres en- tres segundos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29
Nn3S De ppIri|ep rn Rota

Sc ha Tornado una compania ingIesa
con capital importante para la exp!ota
ci5n de minas Gle petr6leo en- et t6rmi-
no de Rota (Cadiz).
Los ingenieros dicen encuentran tres
entradas por "A mar.
Del valor que estas denuncias puedan
tener da palida idea el que dos inge-
nicros han recorrido esta zona euatro
diss. el dia % presentaron una de
nuncia de 900 pertenencias en- la mis-
ma zona.
Los vestigios superficialcs tienen tai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29
Adopci0n de hu6rfanOs

III ejercato italiano acaba de rss--
liar una accion seIhcillamente sIibli-
me.
Previa arrobacion de los mInistros
de la Guerra Y de Marina, con La san
ci6n del rcy Victor Manua, cada regi-
miento l.a adoIdSlo d nm miio de los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29

ley rcferente la compra de tierras
N aquel pals.
Tratase de modificar la famosa ley
de 1908 "Land Act" que ha product
do cn lrlanda una incomplete evolu'
ci0n, 4 la cual Sc atribuyen la mayor
parte dc las dificultades irlandesas que
proporcionan serios disgustos al gobier
no inglcs.
En- esencia estribaba el Land Act
en- emitir un emprastlto para adelan-
tar dincro i los colonos irlandeses
i fin de permitires la compra de tie
rras Por dcSgracia, este emprcs'ito
que debia alcanzar la SUM de II mi
Homes de libras estcrlnas, no parece su
ficiente.
Aunque emitido por cl Reno Uni
do, las principales cargas, entire elias
los gastos de amortization, recaian So
bre los contribuyentes irlandeses.
Ademas, rcsultaba que en- algunas
rcgiones las mas pobres, llamadas icon
grsted districts, los landlords o gran
dcS terratcnicnteS. Sc ncgahan ven
der sus tlcrras encontraban mas ven
Ia ioso cntendcrse con los granjero i'm
portantes para dedicar los tcrrenos fer
tiles reproduction de pastos.
Esto ha producido viyo dcscontentc
entire los pequcnoS agricultOreS Irlan-
deses. reapareciendo los Antiques ma
les como cl boycottage, las intimida-
clones aun los crimenes.
Los campcsinos pcrjudcados inven
taron otros medios ingenosos de ven
ganza. entire ellos el "cattle driving
nuc consisfe Ell romper los cierres de
los campos Y espantar los ganados del
landlord. produciendo asl dailos en- las
bcstias y en- los campos.
FL bill prcsentado por NJ. Birrell pre-
tende atacar Il NAL en- Ia raiz al refor-
mar Fl Land Act.
~ oaSe prihc'PAi' palo q P''hlo oe
vista lihanc1efo. cohs'Ste en- reparuf
q peso del cmpreS'lto-que sera au-
i"entando Observation-Disclosures tooo>
~ '.''''' ''''''' ~ w. ''' ''''
Para poner I'm las Vioiencias que
parallzan el trahaJo en- Las regiones pc
bres lriandesaS, NJ Birrell propone ade
mas conceder personalldad judicial i
los tonseIos "congested distrlcts
boards encargados d. ylgllar Ia ven
ia dc las tleFfas Estos cohSeJoS zen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29
En- ID salon anchurose, aumbrado

En- ed salon anchurose, aumbrado
solo en- un extreme, habia ounce %
veintc socios. Unos jugaban al trcsi-
No con ctrto msterio. con baStante
so,emnidad, con csse espritual recogi-
mionto que dcbc tcncr un hombre pa
ra no ab,rrirsc ON Soria. Otr0S juga-
ban algo mas agitadamcnte al domi-
n6, en- la misma mesa de dondc acaba-
ba de lcvantarse don Damian. Dos .
tres. en- ei extreme tencbroso del sa-
lon. charlaban bisbis.Gndo arrellanadoS
cn IN divan de teriopelo rojo y el
rumor de sIs palabras daba vida a
la obscuridad la hacia palpiiar con
sentimicnios humanos. Y don Damlan
tocaba tocaba ora cosas de Bcetho-
ven. ora pcqueiias v frcScsis coSas de
Qurnito Valverie. TraScurria Ia, velat
sssS,gada v lentamente y los socios vol
Wan s,is cas;ls sin darse cuenta exac-
In de que habia estado tocando don Da
mian. Porque don Damian era como
ei aire que rcspiramos. Sin Il no ~
podia vivr en- ri Casino de Numancia
M siquiera on Soria: pero su suavc
prcsencia pasaba inadvertida.
Figuraos crlando habia bale en- el
| CASINO, cuando los podlos de Sovia I'M
proviSaban una dulce reunion fami--
lar Don Damian era cl elemento in
Indispensable No Sc contaba con 81 por-
que liegaba como la sangre a las heri-
das, cspontaneamente. Al arrullo de
su miisIca So han casa,io y han tcndo
larga prolc dos generacionns de so
raGfoS.
La nochc que este hieiBhcchor de So
ria salga para Madrid, todo sera ST.
leih:io tristeza en cl Casino de Nj
mancia, todo Inquietud en- el pecho
dc las iindas sorIanitas que todavia no
han lido al primer bale. Las nesas de
Juego del salon en que iocaba don Da-
mlan seran trasladadas Fl piano 50
cubrTa de polyo del salon On Il in
: Wv " = az .''e'' ''''' ''''' W.
pertar las notas cn Fl dormdas, cru
.'"i' '''S ''',"> '''''''' '9'' '''''''e , S'''''-
"'i 'f'S "'"'*i'''aN 'l"' a''''S q i''s ie''f-
'''F' 'i' ''"'' ''"'''l"". zimmerman JUN
''''t'S '@' 'Fsf"'o 'i'I i'hNf" cof'."'hi''d
r.4a Ia D
20 SoF'i "i'i''''t ID 'S''eibi l'"T IA 'rd-
f"a ''' Nd I'e'|o correFa IN leinhiof
s'e Vi''a.
'ou'e'fa or" htdsiiAla' pero no com"
a1i"- snifzaN uh )oFeh que toraTa pa
fa it"'rSe deN"areaFa nanofazoS en-
las teclas y e&ig1ra que ie stSnen Il
pam" cada ounce dias. pero no ten
dra aqnei arte senruio y humlde que
de1aba quotes los nervlos Y li@garnnl-
te conn"S1dos los eRpirltN. \ sohre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29
La question agraria en- Ir|anda
Felix Lorenzo.

Ante Il Parlamento ingles ACADIA de
presentar el primer secretario de Ir-
laBda, NJ. BirreIl, su nuevo proyecto de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29


Tan alta como te mueves,
tan lejos de mis- amores
como estas.
hare lIamas de tus nieves
~ en- luminosos temblores
arleras
Occeanidas de rubores
tiencs prontas. por tus oios
entornar
apetitos cazadores
tengo 70, por tus antoios
despertar
Sc que ni risa. Artemjsa
en- los cielos V entire velos
Sc endiosea
mas yo hare b,,nana !, ~,
Ique vo ouemare loe cialoe
con mi tea'
So one ep Efnso nst5 aonlta
81 mito he +, alta a;4a,,.t,
10 va.tal.
Dero vo arraeara ii e,,l.o
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
REAL ESTATE MEN
 ARE GETTING BUSY
Will Make Effort to Secure One of the
 Four Agricultural Schools and Also Have Representatives and Products

At meeting of the Jefferson county real estate exchange last night com mittee was appointed to meet with the state agricultural school boards in Little Rock, when the boards meet to select the sites for the four state agricultural schools. They will aid Judge Gould and the Board of Trade in their efforts to secure one of the schools for Pine Bluff
 It was also decided to send an as sortment of Jefferson countys farm products to Chicago to be exhibited at the National Farm Land Congress, to open November 16. A committee, composed of D. C. Bell J. D. Miner and T. Pearce, was named to repre- sent the Jefferson county real estate exchange at the congress They re- quest every farmer and truckman in this county, who can, to send some farm product to No. 161 East Court street at once, that the shipment may be sent to Chicago as early as possi- ble. Farm products 0f all kinds are desired