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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28
NEW IRRIGATION PROJECT.
TO Reclaim Forty Thousand Acres IN
Colorado.

Washington. Nov. 21.-Secretarv Balm
ser to-day issued an order granting The re-
Quest 81 property owners along The Grand
hirer- in Colorado Tor the construction q
an irrigation project IN that section. The
ditch VIII. - Is said. irrigate between forty
thouard and ffty thousand acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28
CONFER ON PART OF MESSAGE.
Wickersham, Ellis and Kellogg See the
President

Washington. Nov 27.-President Taft held
conferences to-day on that portion of his
message which VIII deal with amendments
20 the sherman antitrust law and the IN
terstate Commerce law with Attorney Gen
eral WickersHam. Wade H. Ellis and
Frank D keuoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28
BELIEVE KING WILL ACT.
Washington Thinks English Monarch
VIII Serve in Alsop Claim.


Washington. Nov. determination OF
Tie r1port that The King OF England S. %
sct a. arbitrator In the Alsop claim. which
Las been veXed subject OF controversy be-
tween the United states ana Chill for NOR.
than q quarter century. was not given OUT
d. tie state Department tonight.
II Was pointed out. however. that the
agreemeuf 70 leave Ihe matter 10 The British
monarch would scarcely have been reached
without fr-i sounding the arbiter as 70 his
willingness 70 se-re- This In itself is &C
cepted here a. meaning chs. King Edward
already has announced his willingness 10
accept Tie tas.. and decide the controversy.
There is evident satisfaction In diplomatic
circles tonight over the outcome OF tue
anair. II IL believed now that The Anal
Determination o. - matter viii shortly be
reached
LONDON. Nov. "a high authorize stat
80 tonight that King Edward had nor been
invited az yet 20 arbitrate the dispute he
tween the United States and Chill The
latest Official Information received IN Lon
don was 20 tie effect that the protocoI La-
tween the two countries had not been finally
aEresd upon. and until this was accom-
pllshed II Is held here that % forn1sl,v IN
wife amy one 10 arbitrste the matter would
d. premature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28

9th Ave- 18th TO roth St. s'oss Ego-q :.y q,,sa.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28

After he hnd replied 10 q number n
telephone inquiries from New York -
io Dr.. Cooks whereabouts. the chief OF
police MADE a personal Investigation AZ
the railroad station. Then lie an
nounced that there must be some mis-
take about the report that the explorer
had gone 70 New York.
when II Waz suggested ,hst Dr.. Cook
ra-Sht ba seriously ll. the chief OF DO
iies safe he had taken particular notice
~ the explorers nervous condition in
The last week. he said Dr. Cook al
Ways appesreo 70 be under the belief
that be Was 5sing followed and that he
never seemed 70 Be al ease.
On ons occasion be saw tbs explorer
IN Tie barber shop when Or. Cook ap-
nxzrec unusually nervous Then he hur-
ried 70 tie hotel where ne continued
. attract attention BY his apparent un-
ssxs-eEs. These actions we're not gen
orally remarked until yesterday. when
= wa ruaored thar the explorer Lad
been taken Eic<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
Sanernreaeln.

Sanernregeln.
PIN Narid @eburt 49, fliesen Die
S6nalben fnrt.
@idael (29.) nit Ioro unp Oft
peutet auf einen idorieu Sroit.
SIT 5u Igihi a. elm beler Tag,
ib Dir ciueu 9uten 9erbr poriag.
Spdte Stolen I'M @arten. ifDner
0er6lr. lno Der @inter ldBt ipurten.
@cnn Wattbdus (2t.l lpeint Itatt
lnht. aus Dem @ein CT Giiig mu6t.
ct. @iAaeliss 8cin Scrrens@ ein,
ct. @nllus> Wcin DC. Oft Nauern@
Wein.
Sinb 3ugoogel nah MihaeIis nod
bier, BADEN bis @cibnaht Iinb 8etter
mir.
S%epteinbers Heoen lit ben 8aliern
gelegen; penn Ell nber Den Win3er
trifft. lit CT ebenio ihledt als @ift.
Sarmcrsmann, ,ucnu tm cinigc
Insenblifc 3eit bait, lies ben
nadfulseuoen Mrtifel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
&annibalisnlnS.

Sn einem pollbelesten @d9en Der
S~tra6enbabn miro elm Idnnlein bon
leiner beiieren Sdlfte nit elmer Be
lorsuna beim Sleilher beauftrast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
EanSwiftbs 1baftliebes

lcben, benn ~jenieits bes groBen
OCEANS lpurDe bebeittenb me1r pros
oncirt ais ma nerbrdlhte. @S
luur0e in 4merifa 10 piel iiber ben
eiaenen 8eharf se5ogen, bag man 3.
.. bon 1890 biz 1908 idbrlid unO
bnrfihnittlih 12S,500,00 8ulbets
Wet5en %erportiren - mad europa
lfiden fonnte.
Die Sroouftion. 10 groB aud Ser
Woriprnng mar, miro lalgidm bon
Dem Terbraud) iiberbolt. unb WaltbuS
fomnlt gum Hedtl Sic 8euolferuna
Der @er. Stnaten Hir1nlt ie6r ldnell
5u. Davenport, fpie ginaanas err
ipdbnt, ifdBt Die 9eb6lferung ii6er
100 Sabre auf .40o,000.00 @s
fommen beute Idpn 1000 Yeriunen
auf 551 Ieres @ei5enlnnb, nno ndd
Der ge~senpdrtigen @eoolferungs 3u@
nabmc entfaQeu in 1880 ifon 1000
Eerloucn duf ie 21SA Icre 8ei5ens
lanol
8ieaei6t eriheint @unhcm Der
Bid in Die 3ufunft triigeriid. bese
baIb noleu mir einen SIid aif Die
Tersan9cnbeit perfen. Sic 3unnhmc
oes Terbrdufs gebt ipobl am ~flarlten
oils Der Ibunbme bcs lteberl6ulles
berpor. Siibren mir uns bcsbalb
Dor Iugen. DaB Der Grport (unb
oieier lit OILS lleberIhuB an3uieben)
bon 1899 Bis 1908 iGbrlib unb
ourhfhnittlib t2S. 100000 9ui6elS
Wei5en. BON 1904 bis 1908 bagegcn
MIR 52,100.000 8uibeis betrlla. Ser
Grport nabm alio idbrlih 76,400.0o0
guibels ab. Ser Nlisfau miibte bon
anperen Sdnberu gebedt lueroen. dber
audi in bieien nabm Der Terbrauh 3u:
Sic 3nbl Der 8robeiier nnf Der
gan3en Welt ities bon 317.000,000
IN 1871 duf 4t6, 900, 600 in 1881,
unb auf 516.000.0 600 in 1891, peldc
in oieiem Sabre (1S91) 2,300,O00.s
600 Snibels @ei5en peripeilten. 8a
Der itetigen 3nnabme i'm ielben Ser
bdltniB mic o 1871 bis 1891 iinb
in 1881 1.270,000,000 9uibels
Wei5en mebr n%otbrpeubig. Inn ben 3uz
pahs bon $50, 100000 @robeHern
5l befricoigen.
Woher nebmen? $50 bernebmen?
Die @rbfrgel lit pplenos nah
frndtbarcn 3nno abaeiudt fuorben.
Seutlfe 5ieben ndd Ifrifa uuo Siios
Imerifa, Gn8ldnber folgen linen unp
nenoen lid nah Snbien nnb Gannha,
3uiien manbern nad) Sibirien - aber
no INNER Ole Yroouftion 9clteiaert
ipirb - Scr 9pnium lhleiht nod unp
iiberbolt idlieBlidr Die Srobuftion.
Sbne HntanpenSmng ipllte Der
ubigc 9lrtifel nift icin: Gritcns wolc
Der 9eier beber5igeR, bae es. feine
Galamitatbeulerci lit, ionbcrn cine
uiihtcrne Nerefnnns, bic iih auf Die
Tersansenbeit uno bic Oesenuart in
4e5mg anf Irpbuftiom mnD Gpnimm
itiitt. SueiteuS iullen bic Sifieru
etren Nnbaitspunft gcbet, iucnn ufts
purgeihwibt pocr I'M Srnf pprsclegt
pirb, es iei sm piel prubmetrt uno has
HrpnMtt onber eutiucrtbet' iuproem.
9ritteuS iul Der Nrttfcl es inns ppr
Mmgcu fiibren, nas eS, lit Mnbetraht
bes acrinscn ileberihnfcs cine 2eid,=
tigfeit ut, ben @eiscn si reprueru"
nnn banu bic Guninmentcn in Der
idanipieiten 2Seiie an ihr5pfcn, mn
uiertcts inf CT sur @arnnng segen
npreiliseS Terfaufen biencn.
Ter gnmperE Grntc - iueitn ruu
ciner ipfdIem Die Gcbc iein fam -
itcbt Elm Bumper : 6pnium sescniibcr,
Gs ut feline SanSuua Getreibe 81
Diel g%eiuadicn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
spab mnB md icin.
Gin Srrtbnm.

Gin Srrtbnm.
&arl6en (ber einen priemenoen
Watroien iiebt): 9u Yapd, tuds
ma6t benn Der Wann bort?
Batter: Der priemtl
aarlfen: SIT bos alio Gin Grimas
ncr, Sapa2
GuSbaft.
Wenn i6 Sic iebe. mib ih intner
on ods alte Sprihiport benfen: @em
0ott Gin @mt 9iot. Dem gibt or audi
geritnno.
So, ih babe ia aber gar fetu Innt.
Na, ieben Sic, lpic bas 5utrifft2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07

O.e pub eI plpSIlU etH1eS
itiir5t Iei2
g%efannter: ga enolifl
y ~ ~
9r1ilid.
Yatientin: @ldnben Sic, Bob meinc
Grunfbeit beilbnr lit, 6err Soft,r?
Ir5t: Shne 3ipeifel, andoiae
Srau. Wfit bicier aranfbcits : @rs
ldetnuns bin i'd san5 pcrtraut. Sh
hebanole rdrnlih einen Yatienten. Ser
an Der steihen arontbeit leicet, l6on
lett 5tudn5is Sabrcn.
- y y
Gin 8erliner Sinh.
Ser feline 9ans bat iif pcrlaiifen
llnb bittet nun. auf Der StraBe einen
S6uemauu, baB or i'm mad Saus
brin9e.
Sdpismann: $50 ipohnlt Sn benn,
Surge?
9ans: Oct pceb if mid, bes6alb
loln ste mir ia nod Sauie ~brineen.
~ ~ ~
Sm Verein Der S~asefplse.
@oriisenber: SD muB Sbuen Die
tranrige Wittbeilung MAIDEN, mcinc
Serren, oab infer Sreunb 8riialein
bel Der Hettling einer ms 8aiier acz
fallenen Game ielbit p~erunsliidt lit.
Sobt?
Heiu - berlobtl
~ ~ ~
Grflirt.
8arnm trinfen Die aorpsituoenten
mir lppiel?
lin lid fir einflliBreide Steauuz
gen ppr5ubereiten.
~ ~ ~
Gin Ebpiinsnpmifer.
a.: Sic iino bod pobl Iebr muii>
tdliih?
D.: 8ornns ihlieBen Sic oas?
w.; ga, Sic bdbcn 10 elm 8eianaz
pereinss @eiiht.
- - -
Gin sefabrlidJer Seruf.
Stnoeut (5u. einem S6ulfrcnnbc,
Den er nah perihiebenen Sabren aum
eritem Hal fpieberiiebt) @as, Sdnz
ger bit On setporpen? aber. alter
Snn9e, Do bort ia Der @erihtspou=
5ieber ihon bon Weitem. penn Oh
iibit, oaB Sn 5u 5auie biitl
Der aniprmdspulle SGwiescriobn.
8ebit Su idon, Iariehen?
SD nuiB mad Sunie. Wenn mein
Wann fommt. mill er al ciien baben.
Sa, oas lit auf 10 giner. tpenn Der
nidt ieben Gag eHen unb trinten lam,
odnu lit ibm gar nidt mobl.
- - ~
9anfbar.
Stubent (5um Observation-Disclosures,
Der cine auittierte @ed}nuno brinai
unb auf 8eaa6lmgGe wurtem Ioll:
sag Seinem Ieiiters. 0elo beidbe if
letber nift. aber bns ebrenoe GU
trauen, oos er mir beipicien, uiiroe
ib linn III ineinem gan5en 2cben midi
perseien!
Nnsenebme Mmsiidten.
Surge Mutter: Seinrih, 0u earfli
ntft 10 nabe an oas aino berans
fommen.
Sunser Batter: aann id cs nihi
nal cine @inute leben?
Sun9e @utter: Nein, 9icbIter, e.
lhldft. On fannit es Tafts nebmen
iuem es mlftpadt.
- - -
5reifer!
Sauiierer: Insse5eihnete 9o1en
meine Serren! @oIen &c mir faufen
Gait (anulfenb): Solhes bum.
mes 3eng MAIDEN mir ielberl
Sanlirer: Sbut mir leio, meint
9erren. bas lit 3uhtbausarbeit!
- ~ ~
glnS eincm Gunau.
Warlm itno Gle 10 traur!a, NrGu,
lein Bertha? fraste Der iurige Sdrift-
teller.
Sbr Nonan lit S6u.n"b (Sdulp)
e%ntge9netc iie.
Nd 10!
Ser feline 8lirt: Sit oies Saar0
bier IN bieier SlnIhe, Wama?
Wanna: Hein. mein &inb, bas ii
8lebeeummi.
Ser feline. aurt (glcifmiitbia)
Niio oesbalb lam i6 meinen Su
nibt bonn &opfc frtegen.
~ ~ &
Werettet.
Sran: Su bait ia eincn Gffenl
Wdnn: Sdiulpf niht. licbes Sd,
tberli, ben babe ih nod geraoc retter
fonnen. bepor Der Observation-Disclosures
uniern @ein gepfdnbct bat.
- ~ y
Vuriflas III Cite.
Hebafteur: 0onncrnctter, iebt ba.
ben iie MIDI lpegcn YreBnergebens 81
200 Warf peropnnertl
Surge Satin; 2ieber Mauu, lab
Die @eloitraie in @efdngniBitrafe nm
fpanoelm. nit Dem neiicn aleih. ba,
yu fir Die 200 Wurf fauflt. heIlId1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07

GulIa Gica iii bns Taraoies scr
pcrbeiratbeten Rdnner; IS gibt BORT
fcin ein6igcs @pbcnaarengclhdft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
Su Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

'
~ ~ ~
Su Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Scrgennt: Gas @riiben Der oirefs
ten @or9eiesten geldiebt burh Sronts
mahenl aac3maref, iper iinb nlin
bcine oireften @oraciestenl
9ac5maret: @orseleetc meiui9es
iino. Dor Das i6 Sront madel
- - -
Mbfiiblnng.
Neu eingetretener 8lhbalter (5um
Gbef nit Stoi6) SD componire audi
Nn, bas mddt nihts . rpenn Sic
mr. ionit feincn Sebler babcnl
Scimgeifift.
Sn elmer 8auernffdnfe ihlihten
Halm
Gin @iaerl trdt, - 8 mar ne
geriimer Yflnn3c.
Ser u5t Die 8aiern, lno iein Iuge
itrdblt
Sm 8Ian5e ieiner eia'nen @eiitess
blibe.
Iu1 einen biebern 4lten, nib uno
ipddlia,
@crifont er niht; bod Ser iaet lanse
nid]ts.
Ils aber gar 5i fred Die Stiheleien
9es Sasfen muroen. iprab Der @reis,
Snoem iein 9aupt er lanee iiuneno
piegt:
sS0rt, Serr - CO lit Elm 9roBes Slid
fir @lif,
Sab Sbr ihpH ieio Ieb,
fpie? - @arum?"
rgtun ihaut, iolh' Iffen pie Sbr ieib.
Die fommen
Sect gar net mebr our 8eIt - 8riiB
8ott, mein Serrl"
- ~ ~
8ereferens Wnnfd.
Saulenb Mseter tief mofte ih obe
itiir5en unb atf Der SteIe mauietobt
ieirl, uno Die @e1fihte nad9ber babeim
am Stanmtiih er5dblen fonnen.
Der @ipfeI bes Oeises.
SIT 9ofparb gei3i9?
@ei5is? Der fault nift einmaI
einen &alenber. aus Mnsit. or fDnnte
iterben. ebe er i'm gu gnbc benuet bat.
y y -
g%erifnappt.
Cnfe(: Ilio bel IiiQer & 60. bili
Oh lebt Sbeitbaber 80. aber Sunae,
oas lit ia cine rehte S6ptnbclfirma
Neffe: Ohio, pie it barnals einges
treteu bin. mar tie es nber nod nift!
geim Togelbdnbfer.
Srau Silbertbal: SD motte germ
mas 2ebenbes fanfen. Wein @atte
is mer oeltprben iinb bd moft' id
germ c Sbier6en. mas mebr i'm c bis
den eriebt. iflasen sic mir NAL
ipa5 Dor?
Gambler: 8ie pdr's bier NIT Den,
Hupusei2
9mf Der 9ufalbabn.
llnb bieie 9%ampfitnede bon 2ofps
motipe baben tie gar .glib" 9etauftl
Y@alilei" bate man lie nenner
miiiien. .@alilei? @arum oenn bas!
Weil man ourh tie INNER on oas
beriibmte 8ort erinnert mirb: llnf
lie beipest it'd bod!
Gin @ourmauo.
Sch Sitter, mad a biiiI 9 Sem
tier aufl
Sos fDnnt mir cinfaa'nl - Saf
Der I6one @'rub bon Die 2ebertnobl
'~naussebt!
Shlimmer.
Ieinc Srnm lit Mnelidlid. baB liz
9eitern einen CABIN perloren bail
I6, oaS lit nihts; Die meinige bal
BEL elmer ~2anbpartie neulid bas
9an5e 8ebiB perlorenl
y y -
Hab benz Gummcrs.
Yarts Iufieber: Gnblid iperbcn Gil
munter; Swei Stunnen made ih nur
ihon neben Sbnen!
Stupeut: Was piinIhen Sic benz
bon mir?
Earf : aufieber: Nufi6reiben mil
id Sic; Sic lie9en ia bier mitten al'
Dem Haien.
Staat uber nStaat".
@as, Sbre @ndbise bat fem Sell
fir Die Steuern, 5nerlt fommt bod
Der Stuat!
Saipobl. eS fommt bios barauf an
lpel6er Stuot ihr udber liestl
- " "
Die tlngliifs5abi.
Srau: 8as meinit Oh paSu. liebel
0lann lit 10 cine llngliids8abl?
Itann: gS beiBt alaemein 10.
Sran: S6 mar udmlih beute be
Der Wooiltin eiuen neilen Sut mir mid
gu f%aufen; lie hattie nod 5tuei Siite
Den einen fir ID. Den anberen fiji
80 Marf.
llno tpelhen bait Oh sefnuft?
Sen 81 80 Meart.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
Seim Togelbdnbfer.

Srau Silbertbal: SD mohte germ
mas 2ebenoes ~faufen. Iein @atte
Is mer 9eltprben nnD bd moht i6
germ c Sbierden. mas mebr i'm e biss
den eriebt. idlagen sic mir NAL
ipas Dor?
Gambler: @ie pdr's bier nit Dem
Hupnsei?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
Wad benz Gpmmcrs.

Yarfs Iufieber: @nblih perben Sic
munter; Slpei Stunben mahe i6 nun
ihon neben Sbnen!
Stubeut: @as piinl6en sic benn
bon mir?
Yarf : Iufieber: IufiGreiben mill
i6 Sic; Sic lie9en ia bier mitten auf
Dem HaIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07

8as. Sbre @ndpise bat fein @elb
fir Die Stenern, 5nerlt fommt bod
Der Staat!
Saipobl. es fonumt bios barauf an.
lpelher Stuat ihr udber liestl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
Die n~nslIfs5abl.

Srau: 8as meiuit Su ba5u. lieber
0iann lit 13 cine llngliids8abl?
@ann: @s beiBt aasemein 10.
Srnn: S6 mar ndmlih beute BEL
Der Mopiitin einen nelien 9ut mir MIDI
gu faiien; tic hattie nod 3tuei Siitc.
ocn einen fir 10. Den anberen fir
80 @arf.
llno ipelhen bait On 9efauft?
Sen 81 90 Mart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
Shlimmer.

@einc Srnu lit unsliidli6. bab lie
geitern einen 3abn berloren batl
I6, oas lit nihts; Die meinige bat
BEL elmer 2%aubpnrtie neulih bas
9an5e @ebib perlorenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07

Scrgennt; Gas @riiben Der oirefs
ten @or9eiesten gelhiebt burh Sronts
mahenl a%ac5maref, tper iinb MN
beine bireften 0orgeiestenl
9ac5maret; @orselestc meini9es
Iino. o Das i6 Sront mafel
= - =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07

Sect lit Die 8eit. mp bic Staten
luicocrum in Die StGle cinoringen.
8er gleih Silt ausIegt oocr SAL
len ltellt, miro pas ~llngcSiefer log. ebe
cs Shaben ongerid,tet bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07

Ginem aal6e lit an piel iette
Mild ebenio i6dblidl, ipie penm bas
pcr5ogeue Wuttcriobiden 5u reidz
liGeS Salhengelo bcfommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07

CT: altel Seet triuten mir nod
cine Salbe Bier mitiammenl
Sic: SD mag fein's mebr -
trinf's aleinl
Or: Sas lit mas NnoGeS Sell
nerin nod cine WtaBl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07
Nmf Der 9ufalbabn.

llnb bieie 9ampfltnefe bon 2ofos
motipc baben lie gar .glib" 9etauftl
.8alilei" bate man lie nennen
miiiieu. .@alilei? @arum benn pas?
8eil man ourd) lie INNER an oas
beriibmte @ort erinnert miro: llno
lie befpegt lid bod!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-07

Sntel: Ilio bel Wtuler & 60. bit
Oh ieet Sbeilbaber . . aber Sunse.
ods lit ia cine rehte S6pinbclfirmal
Neffe: Ohio, ipie ih bamals eingee
treteu bin. mar lie es aber nod niht!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
DELIGHTFUL Surprises tor Every Woman in the Unusual
Charm of the Styles the Variety for Choosing and the Values

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

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made of cambria and Nainsook,
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ly.
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four hemstitched tucks and hem
stitched hem.
NEW NEGLiGEE GOWNS, soc
to $1,000. In a wide range of
styles. trimmed with embroidery
and lace in a variety of patterns.
sllp-oyer, round, square, and "
shape necks, long, short and puff
sleeves.
GOWNS, SPECIAL AT ACC. One
with wide hemstitched tucks, "
neck, sleeves and neck finished
with hemstitChed ruffle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

Ladies Genuine Seal Bags, leath-
er lined, fitted with small 10 inch
frame, price $500.
Ladies' Genuine ALLIGATOR Baos,
fitted with purse, $1,000 value, $500
A new Empire Bag, fastened
with a jet clasp. black and colors,
Special. $1.25 bag 93c.
Latest thing in Felt Purses, two
parts, room for change and hand
kerchief, colors brown and black.
Price 25c.
Ladies' Leather Purses, Q inch
frame, leather lined, fitted with a
small purse, SIPS.
Black leather purses, two strap
handle, fitted with small purse, s
inch frame. Price SOC.
Ladies' Elastic Belts, with OK
idize and bright finished buckles,
In colors, blue, brown, green, bleck,
and grey. soc values, while theey
last, 3ec each.
First Floor. Main Aisle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

Best Body Brussel Rugs made
regular $27.50 grade, the new
line Is very complete, embrac-
ing all the newest designs.
Special price, S24.50.
Washable Bath Rugs, 30X60
inches, all colors, $1.99.
S1.50 Velvet Rugs, 27X54
inches. csc.
36x63 Wilton Rugs, $3.50 val
ues, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
Notion Specials

JET BUTTON, all sizes, from
small trimming to the size OF
silver dollar; prices from 15c
to SIPS.
FANCY PEARL BUTTONS
and 4-hole, line IL, IA, 16;
so gross at loo dozen.
LiNDNER'S WRINGER -
Proof mercerized buyons in all
the new shades: rose, wisteria.
Copenhagen, night blue. pink.
tan, lavender; prices Csc, Soc,
Csc, CSC per dozen.
LADIES' PAD HOSE su~.
PORTER in light blue, pink.
black, white, plain or fancy
elastic. 25c special 19c.
LIGHTWEIGHT ESS
SHIELDS sizes 2, 8 and 4, at
10c pair.
Kleinert's Juno lace edge
shirt waist shields. 25c for &c.
CHAMOiS SKINS
15c ChamoiS skins 12c.
25c Channels skins 21c.
35c Channels skins 29c.
HUMP HOOK AND EYES
Two dozen on card, NO. 1, 2, 8,
and 4 black or white special
&c card
BRASS HEADED PINS, 240
to paper. No. 8 and 4, special Sc
paper.
MONARCH MACHINE OIL,
SPECIAL, DC BOTTLE.
IRONING WAX WITH HAM
DIE, 1c EACH.
First Floor, Main Aisle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

$500 Tapestry Rugs, red and
green floral, tan and blue orr
entail medailions, and all-over
designs. very pretty and ser
viceable, $1o.50.
New Hnee of $1,000 and $500
Tapestry Rugs, rich effective
designs in soft colcrings. all put
IN this one sale at S14.5o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

CORSET COVERS, Csc to $500
Cambria and Nainsook, lace and
embroidered trimmed; styles of
all-over embroidery, hand embroid-
Led.
CORSET COVERS, SPECIAL,
CSC. Three styles, one style full,
with embroidered edge around
neck and sleeves, two styles with
ribbon and beading at neck.
WHITE SKIRTS, Csc to SIS.
Deep lace flounce, embroidered
flcunce insertion, ribbon and lace
trimmed.
WHITE SKIRTS, SPECIAL, $1.oo
styles at S100. One with wide
ruffle with two clusters of tucks,
embroidered edge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
Yard Goods and Porch Shades

White dotted Swiss, for sash
curtains, yard, 10c.
White Madras. 3O-inch, very
fine weave. yard, 20c.
White and Arabian filet net,
yard, 25c.
Lace edging for nets, white
and Arab, yard, sc.
New silkoline, all colors and
designs, yard, Toe.
White end brass extension
curtain rods, eacn. SC.
Brass extension sash rods,
each &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
LinOleunS and
OilclOthS

Jos. Wild's Linoleum. 2 yards
wide, all colors, square yard 42c
Heavy mating patterns in
Linoleum, yards wide, square
yard, soc.
..S1.25 heavy inlaid Lfnoleur1,
good patterns. yard, 90c.
Oil cloth, !, ~ and 2 yard
widths, square yard. Csc.
Floor veneer, for filling
around rugs, Sc inch. yard, 33c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
Ribbons Specially Priced

NO. 100 ALL SILK RIBBON, 5
inches wide in black and colors,
suitable for hair ribbons and sashes
&c values, 21c yard.
ALL SILK RIBBON, in Moire,
Dresden and plaid designs, 4. 5
and Z inches wide values up to
75c yard; special Csc.
MORE TAFFETA RIBBON, 5
inches wide, in black, blue, pink,
brown, navy, red, lavender and
white, 45c values, 35c yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
HandkerchiefS in the
Mid-June Sale
For Men, Women and Children

Children's 5 Hand
chiefs, Sc, in white
and colored border
Childrcn's plain
white hemstitched
handkerchiefs, 1c.
Ladies' 15c Hand
kerchiefs, Toe, lace
edge, barred and
hemstitched en-
broidered handker-
chief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
Aids to WOman'S Growing Glory

You can't do your hair accord
ing to present modes without
them
Billie Burke Clusters, Auditor
ium Puffs, CoroGet Puffs, the
new Pompadours, Chignons and
Psyche Knots the latest In
Hair Ornaments, Bands. Combs,
and Barrettes. The Beauty Par
lor for Hairdressing, Scientific
Scalp Treatments, Electric-V1-
bratory Facial and Scalp Mas
sage. Instantaneous Skin Bleach
ing, Sharlpooing and Manicuring.
Beauty Parlor. Second Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
A Meanful Mat
ting Message

1t points It's own moral
China Mating, Red and
green mixed coiors, yard, 1oc.
Csc Heavy China Mating,
good quality, yard, zoe.
a5c fancy fibre mating, new
designs, yard 26c.
SEC fancy Japanese Mating
Carpet designs, yard, 22c.
Crex tape bound mating for
porchcs, SO inch, yard, SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
Standard Rugs and Linoleums
Much Under Price

This to everybody who has
floors noeums much under prc-no
questions quality question about the saw
Why the prices low Because have decided 10
make big decks for fall goods