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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

John Conway, one of the stalwart
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway
of Upper Florida, left for Ogden this
morning where he has good job
awaiting him.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Mrs. Jack Deickman went out to
Pagosa Springs this morning where
her little son and daughter are Wis
iting their grandparents, the Tim
Carrs with their aunt Mrs. Ella Nc
Lellan.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Calumet Mitchell of Chicago, IS
making the trip to these parts under
the chaperonage Of his wife.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Mrs. Pearl R. Montgomery, wife
OF the forest ranger at lockwood re-
mained over in Durango today, shop
ping.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

John Wood, formerly master me
chanic for the Silverton Northern
was IN arrival In Durango this morn
ing, he sayA summer wsather IN ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

The Mesdames De Luche and Swift
of Animas City, journeyed to Hes
perus today to stay awhile with the
latter's daughter, Mrs. Fred Henry.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Clyde Carlson, who has been en-
ployed on the road near Bondad came
to town last night to seek another
line.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Ogle Monteith of the Florida mesa
supplied customers with dairy produce
today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

X. M. Murray has joined the "More
Light brigade and is improving his
new residence property in North Du-
range by putting in some new win
dows.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Mrs. Dora Anderson is in Mercy
hospital undergoing treatment for
what appears to be threatened at
tack of typhoid.
Miss Bessie Pennington, one of the
Pennington teachers. departed for
California this morning, to attendthe
fairs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Mrs. Bert Bendure was passenger
to Tacoma today to visit Mrs. A. E
Waite. Recently Mr.. and Mrs. Bendurt
returned from trip to Salt Lake.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

The Misses Marjorie and Bessie
Lewis were among the outgoing pas
sengers this morning, who said their
destination was uncertain. 1t might be
Pagosa Junction, Pagosa Springs,
Chama or wayside stations.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Reece and NJ. Stein. X. NJ. Murray = y
was selected secretary to fill the po- =
sition made vacant by the death Of u
| N. F. Cooke.
TO Visit in Tennessee. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Campbell and
children departed this morning for NJ,
tennessee to spend few weeks with town
relatives.
Undergoes Operation. train
Mrs. John Cunningham of Hesper-
us was operated on at Mercy hospital Ra
this morning. Dr. A. w. Robbins is Wrid
the surgeonain in charge of the case.
FIJI
Suffers Broken Wrist. ed r,
Mrs. Fred Egan is suffering with
a broken wrist, an accident she sus- Fo
tanned yesterday when she attempt Dura
ed to save herself from falling,
To Make Home on Ranch. Char
DugaldMcRee and bride, nee Miss
this morning where they will make is tr
their home on their ranch.
Mi
To Spend Part of y.ca,;or here
in Denver. Coiol
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford leaves for
Denver the last of the week to spend oh
a mart of her vacation Post yrad,- mesa
ate work in the univers;tv a1wavs bas work
"a place in her summer program.
w.
off for the Wild and WooIv East looki
S. S. Sloan, of the Graden Mercan- porti
tile company, was traveller Philadel
phia bound this morning where he will WI
stay for a month or more undergoing morn
medical treatment he re
Rend0n Case. f.
The case of r. Rendon. CHARGED down
with selling whiskey on the Indian Dusin
reservation is being heard before u. s.
Commissioner Camp as we go to press. og
Attorney Barry Sullivan is counsel suppl
for the defense. today
Pace Case Ca
At IL O'Clock last night the iurv maxi
in the Pace advised Judge Nc the C
Cloud they could not agree upon al
verdict. Today the attorneys agreed Mr.
to postpone the case until Sentem- from
ber first noon.
Blair Burwell Delivers A
Memorial Address. he w
Blair Burwell, formerly of Du- the
range, delivered the memorial ad-
dress at the Decoration day exercise Joi
the Confederate soldiers held in Den Slve
yer Sunday. missi
New Ford Owner. Mr.
Warren Presses or Silverton morn
spendingthe greater part of his STAY few c
here, acquaintng his new Ford with
the sights of the section. As yet Mi
none of them have been viewed from from
the top of a telephone pole. shopI
Our Daily Special. Mr.
The weather man tells us the low was
temperature here is for the special this
benefit of eastern visitors who came
~
hat. To be sure, even in matters of the
climate the pleasure of guests should last
be considered first. his 10
Washington Bound Th
Mrs. None Bovine, of Pennington, the
who has been visiting Mrs. Anna mate
Schleuter in the Animas valley, was year.
on her way OF Washington this morn
ing to stay awhile with her parents. Mr.
She will probably cover the exposit- show
tions before she returns home. now
pital
Commencement Exercises Tonight.
The Durango High school class Of Mr.
1915 will hold commencement exercis- morn
es at Red Men hall tonight. The wher
seats in the main auditorium back busin
to and including an" are reserved.
The remainder of the house is openl Th
to the public There are no entrance of A
tickets. Everyone is invited to at perus
tend. latter
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

Conductor "Tug" Wilson arrived
from Alamosa last night and will
spend few days here recuperatinp
from his recent illness. While of
duty he plans to make trip to Cal
ifornia.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-07

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
CITY DADS AGAIN
INSPECT BUFFALO,
Owners and Their Counsel Act as
Committee and Show Commission
ers Around the Place.

Members OF the Rock Island city
council and City Attorney J. X. Scott
made the second trip OF inspection TO
the old Buffalo saloon. 3l6 Twenty
fourth street, yesterday afternoon.
They did so at the request OF P. II.
Wells. attorney for the Weloh Bros.
The owners and their counsel acted as
a committee and showed the commits
sioners around the place. There were
present from the council Commission
ers Liedtke. JuhI and Murrin.
The owners told the commissioners
that they would remove the fence in
front of the building. that they would
place one in the rear. and that the
restaurant at the south would not be
operated. They asserted, as in their
statement in writing 20 the council
which was read yesterday morning
when the matter was up. that the up
stairs would be conducted as stag
hotel"
When asked this morning il the
visit OF the commission was prelim-
mary to granting a license to the
place. one OF the counCilmen said.
We shall see. We must frst learn
what they will do about the fence,
sheds and restaurant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
DELAY IN START
RESULT OF Rain
Precipitation of Last Week Causes
POstpOnement OF improvements
on Mississippi.

a month ago It was felt reasonably
sure that the start of further projects
in the improvement of the upper Mis-
sissippi river would be made by June
1, but the rains of last week have caus-
ed the customary June rise and this
not only prevents the start of the new
work but has caused some of the i'm
provements below here to be abandon
ed for the time being.
Just preceding the rains of last week
the river reach a point near six feet
above low water mark and il was grad
ually receding, but the precipitation
was so great that it has raised over
three feet more at this point and higher
farther down the river.
II is inadvisable to commence work
in high water such as this. The prof.
ect OF canalizing the river at lie Claire
is seriously hampered by the high
water and swift current. The work
near Grafton has been stopped.
Just when workmen viii start is not
known at present, depending of course
as to the time when the water subsidies
several feet from its present stage.
Often the June rise has affected the
river so that work was delayed for two
months and the start not made until
August. But it is hoped that such will
not be the case this year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
TWO HURT WHEN
A DITCH CAVES IN
Ise Baker snd Ten callahan IHiured
IN Aeeiernf az Gi~ahurst Csurt
=Nsnriy Hurisd Alive.

Joseph Baker. siao Flrh avenue.
aaf Ton CALLAHAN. zJis sixth avenue.
BORA 90 ere employ o. Channaa &
Dsfva. ths latter being foreman. we're
seriously iasarrl az ssa1 this morning
uh~a a seser and vateT trracA IN
ssich they were worEinE a. Glenhurs'
c1art cav~f iu. bur-. ns boyn men 60
shs shoulders. both suffered fuo
broken rihs OF ere right side and CAL
issaa s4stsfrel a sprsine,l ankle. and
bosE w~rr considerably bruised Had
tsF treaeh been q triEr deeper both
wBald have bera completely buried iu
tsr trearhsru4s sand and probably
snafhered.
The SOIL az GIsahuFst court u v~TS
ssstv and see .abaFrFs @err iastract-
es to ais a. eEerptionaiiv vide tT~nch
Co make or safe Although thr order
lad beea carried 0sf. th~ banks save
,ssv sitso@f varliar and the tFo men
Lad liftlr o. 90 eaauer Co. escape she
falling Gist- AffrF che ground had s-t-
F.rt al that uas visible % the swo
sss vas tlsiF Beads. The other WoT<-
aGFa soaa extracted tE~Ea- Baker vas
ssmavsd % Ess hone and Callahan 90
e phYsiefans once, uF. g.. 7. Foster
sstsaGrt tGsh ssea-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
WILL EXHIBIT WORK
OF MOLINE PUPILS

The manual arts exhibit Of Mo-
line schools will be held next Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday in the man
ual arts building.
The exhibit viii represent the work
of approximately 1000 children in
the sixth, seventh and eighth grades
and the high school, An attempt Will
be made to show something in every
line that has been taken up during
the year, so the exhibition VIII be of
large proportions
1t Will be arranged in such man
uer that the work viii he shown in the
rooms in which il was done.
The building VIII be open TO the
public at all hours of the day and
evening and parents are invited at any
time. The Moline Plow company band
viii furnish musical entertainment
one evening of the week, probably
Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

per and Florence Jasper. part outiot
?. Richland subdivision. y. r. = sec
ton 7-fT-iW. SI95.
John ?. Schroeder and wife 20 Ed
ward c. Schroeder. lot 4. J. Stapp's
addition. Rock Island. 500.
Charles " Lundahl and wife 10
Anna Maria Dawson. lot Is. block 5.
Lundahi's 18th street addition, Mo
line. $500.
Gustnf =. Steivncr and wife 20 HUI
dh r. Froyd. tract In s. block .. Heal
els subdivision in section 35-lS-lN.
81.
Martin IauEhiin AMI wife 20 iulda
r Froyd. trac; IN s. block ., Heaiey's
subdivision in section 7a-IS-iH. 81
Alber- G. Garner and --iis 20 sarah
J. panEerGeid. south = lot 6. bio"E
IS. Chicago or Lower addition. Rock
Island. $500
Peter "a. nohrn and wife 20 Joseph
2 Bodeen. par; lots e-S. block 3. Hits
addition. Moline. si.o0.
Trust Deed.
Rufus =. Yeomans 20 Albon Meyer.
trustee. part lot and lot IS. block >.
" ? Baiiey's 18th stree; addition.
Rock Island. $500
Quit Claim Deeds.
Z. S. Johnson and Vife 10 Mrs En-
ma Martin. undivided \ lot $. block
s. Thompson and Wells addition
Rock Island.
, ;. johnson an -v-:, - Ni-. I'm
ma Martin e. al. east = OF eas;is y
". = section ee-i7-2W. 800
Z. $. Johnson 81 al 70 lawrence
Martin. tract in section 22-i7-eW. 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
COLORRD VETS HAVE
PRAISE FOR MOLINE

Coiarrs veterans Who are attsa4inE
ne O. h r. saessapmsnt % Moline
ssvs neshisE bsf praise Tor ths hos-
pitzfsF shaWs sssta la that eify. Mar
sea vsa Hzrrz- eotoTed isaltgT % the
Eiz batt bEit4saE. e a husy sssa1 Oar
Sag 80 eonv~ssioa zEa ss q vetrFan o.
ske CIufi var ~ is doisE al hs can 10
sake q pleasant Tor his eot0Er6 com
raGss- Tzes4sy afteFuooa he aef~d ss
a member 90 ere rseeVtion COMMITTEES
sza psSa tse Chicago deleEatioa ar
rived over ne Rock tslana roaa. he
Sss az sEs ssastoa aaa met Eve - the
Chieazo comrades and Was about to
LEAD th~rs 60 FszissFafioE headquarters
wesn Posszzasser Corn tOo< them in-
20 his agtocsossi<
say sxei@issse ore % The visitors.
~this hsrs an some style
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
THREE VOTING PLACES
CHANGED IN MOLINE

Announcement Is made by Supervisor
Charles Bruastom that the polling
place in Moline advertised for the DR..
Miller building on Sixteenth street has
been changed 20 the No. FIRE station
In the Fifteenth precinct. the Ely &
Lundquisi carpenter shop was the
place for voting but this has been
changed 90 the o. II. Hageress shop.
s3i5 Fifth avenue. Polling place for
the Seventeenth precinct has been
changed 20 the Moline Welding COM
pany shop. Fifth avenue. between For
ty-hrst and Forty-second streets. The
aboys polling places vii be used for
the judicial election on June :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
FIELD DAY WILL BE
HELD NEXT FRIDAY

Announcement was made today that
public school field day in Moline will
be held next Friday afternoon Should
the weather not permit it viii be post
poned until next week.
During the last two weeks several
attempts have been made 10 hold the
field day. but the unexpected deluge
of rain caused its postpOnement time
and again.
As has been announced previously
the waterworks whistle viii blow a
series OF blasts at O'Clock on the
morning the big exhibition is to be
held OF Browning field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
QUINCY ON FIRST
TRIP TO ST. PAUL
NsfuaE star wui NaEs Escursiau o.
trsauE Dam FFttaY NhFst.
Erturuing ~unaaf.

rt- ss-tas-r Qalacg o. ere street fss
ls- -E SCI Louis az 81. s.eIass sEls
aaF1FE t7e $50. Fass ar rs srst
r8FelEf TRIP OF ere pr~ssas packet
sessaF The QalseT VIII arrive g.
E5es ts.sst FFasag usreieE- teavtsE
asrs a. saes ere sane tsv f5r Sc
Fts. sssf- q sgaseF 81 Fsssee gers
Es5 e. .srE- smsGas 81 frFtsss vii Be
tsfFE sse1Ff st tae local port Trs
steamer Paul viii noe STAR OF
ssfssEF s-iss before Jsss g..
AZ sEearsi6a 20 ts~ kFaSzE Gsz
aas s-ra arranged Zoe tsr stesGsr
MsrHF EFar rGs boat WI Leave
Gsrs ts.ssf al ass FrtfsT svssfsE.
stsrs.sE He EeotsE az Cav sasss,ssY.
.rsFfsE raaf etty san5aF n5a-eier ssf
tTF-e.sF F-re on tse sssgru trt7 AZ
st.ses .7 fsr aftsrEo@s- Teess sS-
@ars.srs ssT- stwsys sFsvea pepstsr
ssf Macy .sesf s-osts are RtsssisE -
rEr sraaal -Ersrsf7e % tss teIs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
COAL DEALERS HOLD
MEET At THE TOWER

2 q WsE6wa read a paper on the
costs % oreFzsssE basia~ss ~ the reg
uiar msattiY zsesiaE 0of the Rock Is
tas6 Retail Coal Dealers Social club
az ere Wases Tower last alkht \
esiesse einasF wzs eafoTsd b. the
asesbsrs a. 2 o'eioeS. followed b. ths
seessisE pFoErza sa4 = social boar.
TasFtsen @T@ssFs we're present.
= ~ ToenE aaf oscar OaiwriieF
were apposasse 20 arrange faF tss en-
te-saizssnf a. 80 nFNf nzsrginE. % -
hrif re srss Tuesday 90 Jgiy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
WILL MEET TO PLAN
FOR MID SUMMER DAY

Preparations for the annual mid
summer festival by the Swedish soci-
cites of Moline and Rock Island are
under way and there will be a meet
ing OF those interested this evening
Various committees and members OF
the association will meet in the Mis-
sion tabernacle. Moline. at 1880 Re
ports will be heard and all arrange
ments will be made for a rousing eel
ehration. II IS the intention to make
this years observance OF the Swedish
national holiday the best that has
been held in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

ss7s@ Elrls vas b-ls lsH aiszs au
ere sfssmsF G Vs. Hill Ter rrr~t
uss ore % tsr easf successful held
fs Tears 9eartr 1000 people asEe~f-
irF WorGm=a resaariaE csc boilers
OF sss Gr faGef 90 c9mBlrts ts-fr
work. before sasairE. ana 81 Che
steamer vas sowrG tr ere Alice @ad
ere Marquette. HrrsiFs were e1n-
ptrsFf darirE tke sisat. h1NeF~r. Ert
fee Hut feff srfTr iFs own steam early
fEis morning for uurtaE-oH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
SPECIAL CABARET IS
ARRANGED FOR VETS

\ special ezsarst Is being planned
for thts svsninE ~ ,. = Ls4Esns. man
assr % the Manufacturers hotel ia
Nolias NJ. LsaVeas proposes 60 do
his r4rt towards eoatribGtiEE Co en-
tsrsainGssat % visitors who are IN Mo-
iizs for The q. \ T. saeampnsat
There W5il b. special service "a the
cafe. saa ths kiiessa Utll remain open
that those Wko desire s0assthinE o. eat
sfssr the Esszi sgpPsr hour may be
aeconnaease4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
PLAN new WORK
FOR SOUTH SIDE
Baard 81 LEGAL improvements calls
Hestinz On watsrm4in Proi~es
Soc gans r.
., ryIoV ORDINANCE PROVISION
Elevated raaE t. % - Csassruss-a
Scar Wen Ca Nsp Tsrrissry
Pipe 81 b. CanngetSa

People .F enc rsvsT aided tsrrisasT
vac cave beer e.aaarirE f5r sas scars
1Fr- s-1l-er wsiea VIII give tssz a
.osr+e srsr-ss. viI be- Esrra aa ossas-
r.af 1s 6s Hrs-f bT ere beass % To-
-s. a-7v-msess a. "a s1stie srsrtsE
a Be- a-aI sf fs- e.s7 bail Jaae ~
mo board at e. nsssieE Esie ate
sr.f started fer 5rslrcs % se-
.EeE wafTfastFs ar Fasr-
Gree. HefVr~r FsrrF -rstrf ass
avrr4Fs 1e UsrsF-ffss
see H-rs-re HlrFrrtE anE Fasr-
.--H Streets OIL N.aFe. Fg-Vsrss
g.t .F-rr streets frsaa F5Ftv-f5arrs
sr-.- TI rfs iseet.9a 81 ere streets
fsr eru territory vista
water was eH- ar fs~ tsrlrs ssssas-f
er ..- ..Hr sat-f fer gs.1s ordnance
aHr V--t Tr ss ego a eaufnffts~
4r r.eteTF Tea sr ths eee-
sts#H sst aft+t fsas tas etsv carry
srF---sreF TIE ralr~fl gave
..- ...r ass1-sae-s chat or roult 90
. s. rH early fass asa zee ~atllsE oe
H-fr.Es eT trT board Lei ere
Hs.
TO- Have Etrgated TanE-
T- at.se s. .alt .s rre rrs t~r-
sr.r# sr- fH ar esrr~erra vtrs Fss
r- COL. r.- E... a.. sears a Bg@p ss
r. Dol .asss..-.. and tars uttE ea-
sa.H# ef lHI afG salsss f7 Do erect
sf I f--r rr8m tsr Fr1gsf viii BE-
provided r7r later srf VtT give e.
5--ss.r- Hf about ~ eassts
r HH- f9 Hus "a r~fv1rs 1e va
s-rH Hs vlI 5~ constructed over ere
a-V territory e1arretier WITH rtis
uaa Eater er veer che large mains
or r.- ...r are esfrefrf 5HF1 tEe ner
r--rrr fr- smaller ar~s VIII BE-
fsr.as-.rst from ere veIf- ssE ere
r-st-Hfs w... re Supplied from ere
-rse-rei- rT EIFstesrfr svTrgr
r.- erss ef lfVi~r ere mains ir TIRE
raa-Hr-F zoe sEsF started bv ere b7a-f
.s rrs--f sf $500 81 CITY EeEfr~sr
rrs..s.-r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
ssutcnIr. AZ NIEhi.
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

warranty bctu>-
Rufus 3. Ycomans 20 Daphne z
YcomAn's. part lots : and ;. block ,.
william p Haiiry-s 18th stree; add
ton. Rock Island. fI.co.
Charles : and Emma Mick TO Thorn
as Ellison. lot ~ Fourteenth avenue
and Forty fourth street. part y. ". =
section s-i7-iw. Rock Island. sSee.
August Samuelson and ~ife TO
Charles q. Sanusison. part 10, ;. and
ios %. block q. South Park addition.
Rock Island. 81 CO.
Gertrude l. Hazes aad husband "a
Hester Hansiiton. lot :. block !. Beech
er waish's addition. Rock Island. 81.
q Harry Smith and wife 10 George
~. H~ifer. part 10; -. ". a Nogrs-
sttitioa. Noi.us. te.oc1.
Franx 7. Doyle 10 william r. Jas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
DECIDE TO ABANDON
MOLINE TRACK MEET

Remaining events OF the interclass
track meet OF the Moline high school
will not be run. Part OF the athletic
program was staged a week ago Mon
day. intention being TO complete the
meet 4 week ago today. Urfavorable
weather interfered several times. how
ever. and as interest in the affair had
begun TO lag and commencement actiy-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

tiles are occupying most OF the atten-
ton OF the student body, it was felt
best TO allow the matter to slide.
With track work abandoned athletic
activities for the school year 1914-I915
have now been closed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
dunno DESIGNATES
ILLINOIS FLAG DAY

Springfield, H., June Governor
Dunno, in an official proclamation. has
designated Monday. June IA, as Flag
day" in Illinois. The executive urges
q general display of the national col
ors on that day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Wheat For Belgium.

Galveston. Texas. June 2.-The Brit
ish steamship St Helena today was
taking on a cargo OF $50. 200 bushels OF
wheat for the Belgian relief commits
sion. She will sail in a few days for
Rotterdam
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
CITY CHAT.
(Advertisements.)

advertisements
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For express, call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
r l. 9s1.
Wear a 50 (union made) hat. Mems
Fashion Shop. Harper house block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
wHEELAN OFFICER TO
DRAW UP ASSESSMENT

a. l. Vkssiaa has bssa spp0saisd
commissioner 60 aras up the assess
neat ruif Tor tks TWelftk street paw
isx protest Tks improvement Siii
eoss s7s.Gso seeoFtiaE 60 ghs estimates
of CITY EEEfnssr wallace Trslehisr saa
the t4sk q esssiaE tns assessment roll
~tii tEss carry = considerable rsflan-
srssi0ns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

tsssf,soEtii. " - Ms LAWNrNcE Ma
~. y Slax Sc. wssseroes. Nsi---
Msestou. Wis. -s' As tk@ Ckazz~ %
LIE suffered with pass N rzy sae<
s;at latss gatil esSs.s4 cot stzs4 also
hst righE-swsass go hat The ssests
wegld b. wet. tried oth<r r-~eies1s
ers zoe 20 rrisef. Astsr tz<izx ere bot
e - LYDIA z. Ptskha=s V-rrtseis
Cefupegat I beg.e % trnproVe ard
errtisled its ice Ter ssx -seath.ss Th9
rsius Ieft re. the nsxks-swsass AID ke<
tssnes rev less. ard IN ons ysar sts
Gifsrsnt weraen. I kno~ Aav- -
ssss< yea foe rsy eersi1rzsd rrcd hssish
syss sines. q" 90 Mfs. ~. :. DSowSrI1-.
stasstau. We.
Tie sgcc~ss 81 Lyssa 2. Ftzkk.='s
Vegetable Compound rssAs frpus rooss
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WOMEN FROM
45 to S. TESTIFY
10 the eTit Of Lydia E Pink
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pound during Change
OF Life

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
CELEBRATION FOR
I6OO'S TOMORROW
Block Ceremonies Which We're Post
Pened Week Ago WIN IL Given
a. Planned
BAND CONCERT II THE EVENING
Real Bar<Ain sale Held During the
Day and Souvenirs Given Away
AZ Night

The fFs; anniversary celebration o,
the 1900 Block Business Mems asso-
eisfios. which vas postponed last
thursday on aeroaHt ot gnfavorahie
NeatheT. viii be held tomorrow. June
2. Anosher coupon sale. similar 90 the
ore conducted last Thursday. viii be
repeated. Coupons wiii be found on
another PAGE "a this paper. and those
Vho plan % visi; the block during the
DAY are urged 20 clip the coupons. a.
soss zeal bargains will be found
listed
Tomorrow uiEht n band concert Vtii
b. stages IN the 1900 block. The con-
r~rt - scheduled 20 begin a. $50.
pisyiaE tfit 70 o'clock \ program %
popular march ard raEtimc music
Wfii b. rendered
Souvenirs at Might
Daring ;hc evening al stores IN the
block viii remain open. and each %
the merchants - planning 20 give
aWay souvenirs which Wtii be we'll
worth coming aftcr. IN case % fav-
CRADLE weather. thousands of people
wiii b. attracted 20 the block as the
events staged BY the 1900 Block asso-
ciaticn have always proved popular
IN the pasi. The block VAS dedicated
May g. 1914.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Trunks Trunks

Our display of Trunks was never so
complete as this season, and incidental
ly it may be mentioned that never be-
fore were prices so low as this season at
this store.
Whether you want Steamer Trunk,
Wardrobe Trunk, Dresser Trunk, or
some other style, you'll find choosing
the kind you want a pleasure here. To
add an inducement for you to buy this
week we will give
1919 Discount on All
Trunks This Week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

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