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BRANCH OFFICES AND
AGENTS.

Advertising Received at once Rates.
ORANGE OFFICE
ls Cone street. Tel. 459. Orange.
HARRISON OFFICE
s24 Harrison avenue. Tel. 1880. Newark.
NEW YORK OFFICE
Room 6l7. $50 Nassau street. Tel. s74s.
Beekm1n
NEW JERSEY SHORE AGENCIES.
T { si7-W W.S0n agency f'S'0nee Suii'ihs'
ATLANTIC CITY-
Dorland Advertising Agency.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
BeSlleviiis avenue, opp. Bloomfield. Breithut
Broad street 34s. Paul Knecht. Tel. III.
Broad street. 1914. J. H. Greenwood. Tel
Central avenue, 800. Joseph Ettenberger. jr.
Central cvenue. sss. Ewaid Brooch. Tel. 1854.
Clinton avenue. 2ss. R. sableson. Tel. i5s2-R,
Waverly.
Clinton avenue, ssA August Tjaden. Tel.
clinton avenue, 4s. chas. a. schuld.. Tel.
clinton avenue. sos. w. r Moore. Tel. a.ss.
Clinton avenue and Bergen street. D. Brsm-
Elizabeth avenue. s. Frank N. Utter. Tel.
Elm and Pacific streets. c. B. Duncan Tel.
Ferry street opposite Hssmsurg place. J. O.
BlQmeu. lei loli-M. NeXSrk
Orange street, $50. VIM. h. Sayre. Tel. lss,
Branch Brook.
springaeld avenue. $50. John Breunis. Tel.
Springfield avenue and Magnolia street. APP
plsbaun Tel lsso-R waverly
E Beitman. Tel. 247s. waveriy.
springaeld avsnus and Jones street, C. Roen-
wsisst 7tr rec, and "a Sherman Sherman avenue. J. H.
Petsr r Benthe,n. news stand an, cra.r.
wood Lake Depot Tel i27-R. Arlington
MoRRISTowN-
ORANGE
Cone street 5 Fred, Miller. Tel 7a-L
Main street. ISL. F. McGuirk.
Main street SO. F. D. Lorton- Tel. zs-L
Hoilywood avenue. NJ. F. Drewe< Tel. I'M
Main street. 10. c. F. Miller.
Main street. sss. B Rcsn- Tel sass-w.
Main street sss, LIE Yssesr. Tel sill
Railroad place - J. Marks Tel SCR
SOUTH ORANGE
Ar. s. o
RAILWAY
Cherry street. 81. H L Moore.
G =. Rohinsoa- Tel ESt
B-csd stresi. Is J. B. Gleunoa. Tel rsn-r.
Glsnwcoa svenns. u. cariOck { MiE6e1
Tel 19E-L
BRANCH
Mliburn avenue Tel lo1-L. MiIIburn-
Bioenasld avenue. tx z E. German q Scr.
Tel ls2-
Bloomfield avenue. IS. HoossBros- Tel er-L
Central svenUe. al. n L Bt-dszu Tel fEf-T-
North PARK street lN. NJ Gambia. I'll
WEST
Lakeside avenue. ". Murphy.
TorSy Corner. J. F1na
ORANGE
d. Z = VI. Depot. Highland Avsure s..
ttnr~ Mrs spe1lnzn- Tel. MI
Fnresf street = > = CaiIgsz Tel r-r-r
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o Has plpnSrsM ARM.

LANCASTER Pa, May zt-Ntarry
Miller, n Years old, IN the paSt year
has broken his right arm three times
First he feii white playing bah Then
he feia and the result was another
break Yesterday he struck his arm
against 4 ateA step and again broke
the arm.
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MANIFESTATION. en- May "a sssA
~ H. home "a Nassau ssssee JeAa
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Rubber Noota, elegant Fixtures, J, pobllN,
Auctlnneer. VIII soil commencing Monday, MAY
alst, 1910 a, ne, and continuing the following
day the entire large atook and elegant Fitturen
OF ~ HeSmsn n Son tretlringl, on premises,
III Market It,, Newark, N, j., comprising In
part about 100 pair Mems Welt Shoes OF tho
best manufacturers sneh ae naniater, Heine y
LYNCH. j. & u, Harry 1900 pair Ladies' Welt
and Turned Shoea. a.ooo pair Heya' and Youths,
10. coo pair Misses and Childron'a Weltn, $50
eaaea kuhhers and Aretiea. Zoo nair slippers.
fnnpa and Sandals, elegant line OF Fine
Hosiery. large line OF Dressing, tppera and
Ffndinsp, also the Fixtures OF the entire build
ms IN large ieta 10 the trade,
+, S,@fhla being ono at tho nnept shoe estah.
iahments IN the state OF New Jersey Il Will
interest the best BUYERS, esneeiaiiy department
stores. Ms all goods are IN excellent condition,
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NEW STEAMER LEAVES HAMBURG.

MAMBuRa May zs-rAe Cincinnati.
sAe new Steamer ef The Aamsafs~
American MneA left here today On nor
mas4en voyage 10 New xeek vita a
raA passenger ass.
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RlcycJES
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

CHESTNUT -
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ARMSTRONG Suddenly, Msy n. 1909,
~ bis Residence. fs KsafnY aeshus,
Kesfne. Herbert II Armstrong. be-
i0ssd husband If fdilH Armstrong
iaes Kern, aged a gsafs
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PASSAGE EXCHANGE.

EMt1 SSRMANuS sseA=AsAte agency. money
eSeaase@ A&ln oNsee f& Springfield 4Hs
t@t 49, ssess az Eesrs ~
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ALBAcK Ar Orange s j. May p
1903. Katherine. beloved wife Of Con.
fsd AlBaek aaed 81 years. 10 Christie
pier street
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cry. re Up RosE PRESS is MuiherTy.
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SCIENTIFIC massage treatment for all dis
eases given by an expert; write fer appoint
ment. JOSEPH GoLDNER 81 Park av.
Bloomfield, y. !
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TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES

Typewriter Exchange.
ALL makes sold, cash or i~nstalments; rentals
81 per month up; good repairing reasonably
done; supplies for all machines. Newark Type
writer Exchange. Q Beaver st. Phone Aso.
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ArctfTBHLoNfB On Wednesday.
Stay 70, 1898 pfsness cailsghau,
wfdee u A. J. ABehteflenie. IN her
7sd Vesf.
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cHAs MEIER AS Clinton sv.. rattan an:
willow chair maker Ind r~epsfrers speciality.
rush SEATING
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DEATHS

ADAMS On My 5s. 1869. - MS par
eafs home. 71sH Fin street Edward,
beloved son IT james snd H6ftsnss
Adams, aged y years
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Personal.

ANYONE who witnessed assault on passenger
by motorman on Orange open car at Summit
st. and Breintnall pL, Tuesday night, May 25,
about 7:45 o'clock, will confer a great favor by
sending name and address to e.. Box 50, Star
Office.
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Massage.

Ladies' Tefiors snd Dressmakers.
NJ JAbEN. Sc Orange av. tel Ixos-w. ladies
drerses mad TO order: perfect at guaranteed.
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Custom TaiiorS.
II KRIIL. Chicago custom tailor. $50 18th av
Cleaning. dyeing. pressing and repairing
Send postal card.
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MuBdrADB@on Tuesday. May 81
ip0a, Alexander. baioved husband el
Carrie Mussrade. In his 18th year. fit
Park avopti uobekan,
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JAGKsoN@on May "a. 1909. Robert ].
beloved 10 Of the late William and
ftess jackson. No, ibs Pacific ntreat
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COAL STOVES gas ranges ~gzsn1lne sfurek
Oh stoves zn6 an kinds a st1~e repairs ~
Blad1sz.ar. ~ srrng1A1d sv-s z7s-L Ezverss.
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rNHtduT-on May 20. 1909. Francis
Joseph. beloved child OF Thomas and
, Catherine Upright tnes Mesds). aged
l months 20 days. 40 North Second
street. n1ast Orange.
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ut1ntrcisD-on Tuesday. May ~. 1909
Oscar e~iiasauite. beloved husband ol
biEsis gissseka .tnas uofrmann), aged
81 ysars : months 20 days. 4os South
Twelfth street.
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Rtvmrr Entered into reet. on May %,
1909. Jean. believed wife OF Henry
c, II RiSett. SO Warren ntreet.
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MEDICAL.

LADIES DESIRING ADVICE
by graduated registered specialist, call or ad-
dress MRS. WILLIAMS, 523 West Twenty-third
St, New York; two minutes walk from ferry:
consultation free. Office hours, 10 to 4. 5 to Z.
Sundays. 10 to 4.
L~ADIBS-Nothing equals Roebuck's Restora-
tive, The pill that will make good; 100
postpaid. DIR. DE WITT. 1858 Broadway, New
York.
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Gof1PFnftT-on Wednesday, May "a.
1900. John. beloved husband of Bridget
daepfsrt fnae Murtha). IN hia 7tst
year. 1903 narasn street.
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seufnr machines sola. exchanged ana re-
paired; supplies Of al kinds 81 S0-touk s.
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mvANp-on May &c. 1909. at his home.
40 College place. Frank L., husband
IF Hattie ftvapH. In bis forty NTH
year
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BAUM II Bloomfield. X j. Mag ~
1905, E1izabsth. wife Of Philip Baum,
b2g Bfepd street
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ENufcN IHfIorts
SAN RICH. swen ladies' tailor and dressrnaker,
~ 8 Orange sv Phone isss-w. Newark.
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j sKoLNrK q SONS CO. dealers m coal. Ice
and wood. e4 South Orange av.. L. D. phone
sosa-I. Erg Stove or Nut. &75. No. . Nut.
mixed with above sizes. Ni6: Nc. 2 Nut, a.sN
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unHHAnDzon Wednesday, May TO-
1909. guHtsve Gerhard. aged 10 yeers
months and & days. sbs South -Four.
tsepfh street,
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PHRENOLOGY

MADAME CARLSON. phrenology and other
Sundays excepted. At Orchard St. near City
Hall.
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EnAzmm-on Wednesday, May 20.
1909. Bertha 10, Franee, OF. II MIN
street,
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IronToN-on May ~. 1909. at his resi-
denoa. aa5 Hillside ven parhview
Waiter. believed husband of Catherine
Merton.
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pArftmfn~on May 70. 1909, Hugh. be-
loved son Of tho late Terence and
Mary Farrell. of ca Hamburg piaes.
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INSTRUCTION.


THE NEwARK SEMINARY,
BOARDING AND SCHOOL,
ia Clinton Avenue, Newark, N. j.
Established 1851,
ANNA FRANCES WuiTMoRE Principal.
OPENED THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER aiTH.
All departments, Pupils enter college every
year on certificate. Gymnasium. laboratory.
library, catalogue.
MISS T-oWNsENp"S BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ~ Park place, New
ark. n. I.-Thoroush instruction In all depart
menta well-oauipped gymnasium. and lsbora-
tory. Certificate admits TO leading colleges.
Reopcna septo so Miss Townsend Will he
at home from 10 20 ; after September H. Cir
cular.
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Con-, and wood.

HIGHEST price raid rr CASTOR clothing. Sen,
postal and I win cali. A. COHEN. 50 Canal ST
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"a. Victoria Squire widow OF John
Eenisar. aged so years.
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orToofwh-on May I'd, 1909, Catherine
Dolores. believed daughter Of Thomas
and Mary J. osrooie tnee Kelly,
Relatives and friends and members
Of Children 90 Mary and League Of
fsaared noart are kindly invited 10
attend tAa funeral from me parente'
residence. "a tittieton avenue. on SAT-
uraay. May ~. at sac a. m, 30 sc,
ioseph's Church. where a Solemn
itiah Mas OF Requiem viii DO offered
Ter the repasa OF her aoui. tnterment
Ia Cemetery OF lteiy neputehfe,
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NEWARK AcAnEN,

puRcKuARpT's DANCING ACADEMY. sIs
Broad, opp Wiiliam. open evenings until
August. Waits. two-stcp, sour-step. barn dance
and ianeiera a speciality. Select May reception
at the Kruger Auditorium Friday. May IS
Wardrobe 30 cents,
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NOTES or SAIsARrxn rEor1sE ard eastae<s
eNneeFn< bought without security cheapest
cities p II TotMANs Reen t1 80 WASH
tnese~ -. cor MAvtet
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ecttArwER-on May "a 1900, William.
beloved husband ~ Elizabeth sohae-
FER mee Kieia>, AGED 90 yearp =
meashs. ef ss6 South Eighteenth
street
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MALE AND FEMALE.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has good helps for
city or country. 60 Warren St. near WASH
ingten ut, Phone iia-J.
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pNNfglon May s6. 1909. Ann Ennis.
ihs Jefferson strsst,
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", husband Of Mary vorhiss. aged
81 1sars.
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HouD#At West orange. n j. May %.
1903, Biizabstb. beloved wife Of David
IT, Bead. ~ Franklin avsnus
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RAvAumAAs Orange, Nav "a. 1902,
William. believed eon OF Richard and
Catherine Savage tAea Whalenl.
Relatives ana ffiendp or tina family
are respectfully invited TO attend Mig
funeral from his iata residence, No
~ raprsi street. oil Friday. May Is.
~ 10 e'elsek a. M. interment m Sc,
Johns Cemetery
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

WIN, KoppEL's Employment ONCE for male
and female servants. 81 Jones ct. tel. tI12-J.
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cAHHaAt M%aplswood. N J., on May
Is. 1908. Elmer s., infant son of Blmsf
s. ana Hsnfistta u.s. Carr,
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cABFtBLpaon Msy rs. 1909, Charles,
beloved husband ri Hsnnab calreld
fnes MsVsyJ. - First street.
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CLARK Suddenly. Samuel A, Clark,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Clofhing.

MICHAEL HARR, manufacturer of store an
offioe fixtures. 81 Springfield av.. oppcsit
Court House.
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WfaTEH-At Colorado springs. Col,
on Tuesday. May rs. 1853. Elizabeth
pifm8n Winter. Of 81. Johns. n. -.
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BHoNN=At east Orange. n J., May
ss. 1903, Charles II. Brown. aged Y
years. 252 Rhode Island eysnus.
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HHfscoE on May p. 1903. ~ The rssls
dsnee Of her daughter. Mrs Frank
Ditmafs. 2f2a Summer aysnne. J5ns
Elizabeth. wife Of the late William J.
Hfiseoe. IN her nth yeer
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FEMALE.

YOUNG GIRL wishes a position. rs chamber
maid, waitress. Protestant, Call at 100 south
nj. no cards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-30
That Deadlock.

Members of the state Legislature
are being roundly condemned for
continuing the. senatorial deadlock.
They deserve it, The republican ma
jority is solely responsible. They are
playing politics, serving political
masters and not endeavoring to elect
to the United States senate the man
best fitted for the position. That
big, burly federal machine" with it's
great army of job holders and salary
eaters has a bunch in the legislature
under it's control. and so long as j.
clutches the legislature by the throat
as it is now doing, the election of a
United States senator is impossible.
The Chicago Daily News touches
the right spot when, after congratu-
lating Governor Deneen for refusing
to be drawn into an alleged corrupt
pilot" to make him senator, con-
cludes:
1T is proper to ask why SO many
other accredited representatives of
the people find it possible to trife
with their duties at Springfield week
after week. The scandalous dead
lock over the senatorshfp which %
grievously interferes with public Dus-
mess at the capital and leaves this
state without its proper representa-
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Mrs. n. e. johnson.

News was received here today of
the death of Mrs. H. E. Johnson of
San Francisco. Mrs. Johnson was for
merly a resident of this city, having
lived here about years. She left
here about 10 years ago and went to
San Francisco. where she was at the
time of the earthquake.
Mrs. A. H. Pollard of this city, VINO
is sister to Mrs. johnson, was called
10 San Francisco month and half
ago by the announcement that it
would be. necessary for her sister to
submit to an operation. This took
place Feb 10 and since that time Mrs
Johnson has fingered on, gradually
failing until death came last evening.
Mrs. Johnson was born in New York
state and was "a years old She is
survived by two sons, Howard and
Willard and her sister, Mrs. Pollard
of this city The remains will be
brought here for burial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-30

come they will contain even as much
as half of the timber supply Four
fifths of our forests are now owned by
individuals, companies, or corpor-
ations. The manner in which these
forests are handled, is, therefore, CT
the utmost Importance in conservation.
If the lumber industry in the United
States is to live, it means that large
manufacturers will have to protect and
develop their forest property. Tho
land must be numbered with care. fire
must be kept out, young growth pro-
tected, and every principle of forestry
applied to the management of the land
SO that it will continue permanently
productive instead of becoming q
burned over and barren waste, as has
been the case of the forest regions
which have passed through periods of
excessive destruction as the result OF
careless numbering methods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-30
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Daniel p. kistler.

Mrs. Daniel p. Kistler died at her
home in Buffalo Prairie township last
"Wednesday. Her maiden name WIS
Mary Ann Vanatta and she was born
in Buffalo Prairie Jan. IL, 1853 She
was united in marriage to Daniel u.
Kistler Feb. s, 1877. One boy, Arthur,
died in infancy. OF the other four
children, two sons, Everett and Leon
ard, are married and settled near,
while Florence and Clarence are still
in the parental home. Besides the
husband and four children, there are
three grandchildren. Three brothers
and two sisters have their homes In
the same township, one brother and a
sister reside in the adjoining town
ship of Drury and a brother lives at
Elbon, S. ID. Mrs. Kistler spent her
entire life, and was buried in Buffalo
Prairie. The funeral was held Friday
forenoon. The church was crowded
full of sympathizing friends. Rev
James T. Wyllie spoke fitting words
from John 1877 which text was sug-
gested by the family as were also the
beautiful and appropriate hymns rem
dered by the choir. The exercises at
the cemetery were the burial services
of the Eastern Star. of which society
Mrs. kistler was member.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-30
Funeral of Mrs. Stewart.

The funeral of Mrs. J. w. Stewart,
S21 Nineteenth street, was held this
morning at 10 o'clock from the
broadway Presbyterian church, and a
large number of friends and relatives
were present to pay their last re-
spects to one of Rock Islands most
beloved women. DR.. w. S. Marquis,
pastor of the church made few re-
marks and Rev. w. G.. Oglevee read
some verses from the scriptures.
By request of the family, Miss
Katherine Gest played Lead Kindly
Light" on the organ and the choir
sang 80 Morning Land A selec-
ton was sung by a quartet composed
of Mesdames r. p. Scott, II. E. Cur
It's. c. ID. McLane and w. S. Marquis.
Flowers in profusion graced Mrs
Stewards casket. and among the Of
ferings were sprays from the Ladies'
Aid society, the Women's Missionary
society, the church session, the, teach
ers of the high school, the w. c. T. U.
the classes of the Sunday school of
the church and beautiful floral
wreath from Mrs. NJ. r. McCalister of
Pittsburg, sister to Mrs. Stewart.
The pail bearers were all members of
the church session of which DR.. Stew
Cleland. DR.. A. H. McCandless, w. S.
Parks. Fred Titterington, H, E. Van
Duzer, H. B. Hayden and r. p. Scott
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-30
The Agricultural Board.
to come.

A bill has been introduced in the
state legislature providing for the
election of members of the state
board of agriculture by popular vote,
rather than the present plan. Now
they are elected by delegates chosen
from congressional districts. The po-
sition pays no salary but carries with
it many minor perquisities and is
eagerly sought after by men who de
sire to keep near the political whirl-
pool. 1t is believed that if these mem
bers are elected by direct vote they
will more nearly represent the choice
of the people than they do at pres
ent.
1t is argued that the bill should he
killed because the board is strictly
nonpartisan as now organized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-30

In amou pchd
the Ily and adden by wealth of tall dark that
Rudyard Kng advertised other has Mrs Everard
Charles popular Canadian better known by her maiden
in Eanor Ont 1862 the eldest daughter Charles
public schools the Collegiate
her She tried teaching for but discovered
the children goodbye with pahos her but feeling Joyous relief
brilliant CHARGE others the publishers and publ surrender only after long,
it. to have the
the hcnng wherever sent them they
letters aboutth New Orleans Cotton Centennial which
Post she returned to Toronto and contributed to Canadian papers Her
the attracted
delightful The Week. showed her in new vein In 1883
around the world
along the and 1890 hit the target OF literary success with her uco
Round the World the first her books all breezy chay stories
personality naturally
While grng the earth she found what determined her life She met in
had with the Indian
and had reputation in his special field OF research Indian ento-
went back India Her writing has vivac humo brney and the
nac hitting Off
vivid strokes the characteristic that makes kpng
India Mrs
editorial literary work. and this transpanted
the
setting of old India
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