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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
w. II. McCABE.
General Insurance Agency. Also General
Agent State Mutual Life Assurance
Company Of Worcester, Mass.

The insurance interests Of Durham are
creditably represented by well-knoWn
local agents. for the leading companies
Of this country and Europe. One of the
most prominent. reliable and successful
agencies is that conducted by Mr.. W. H..
McCabe ncepted in 1887. a general in
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Toser y ade1gazar 49,.

smomas nseparab de 1is
ee Sco ma ado @ endo esa enedad odos mas anzados
FL German Londes
condcn
enfemedad
perane sma La combination
dgesvos
asiniado
d e ermeaen taesc.
QlIn1ICOS, YORK.
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SALVADOR CARBU)NELL

Doctor Medicna Cufa dc la
hoses aquea Cudad exCano del Hospital San
n Fsaleza 4.
Cone+,o do dos de la de
Sv1outoo' gos-hios pria comua: de-
Gin 81 tempo invertdo en- ela-G,ahs para los pobres.
Dtreci6n telsgrdfca:-Dr. Salvador, Capital.
Como esta mima Capital pracca Dr. don 1o
Carbonall
oonfanza do
m hre han niarnosn elaraiA
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as Todas las -contribuoiones sc psgarAn
en- moneda de los Estados Unidos, 6 en- moneds
puertorriqueila al tipo Official de cambio, 8 sea
al l 6e 2i3.
26 Los ~ofoiales, soldsdos, marineros y
marinos que SO Italian de ~servioio en- Puerto
Rico en- virtud de 6rdenes del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, quedsp exentos de los arbitrios
estableoidos por los pArrsfos l, 8, 9, IL = 16;
Dssponi6ndose: Que TODD perro perteneciente
4 cualquiera de las personas enumeradas en- este
~parrafo, debera llevar ell collar y la ~plsquills de
metal con 81 nombre del due1o, segun 10 pres
critic en- Ia presente.
81 Cualquiera persona que quebrante al
guna de las disposioiones de esta Orden sera
oastigada' con una multa de oincuents q Glen
dollars.
% Lss Cortes de Distrito establecidas
por la @ den General ndmero ia, serie ~corrien'
te de este Ouarte General, tendran jurisdiction
en- todos los oasos que ocurran bsjo esta Or
Por mandate del Brigadier General Davis:
W. P. HALL,
Ayudante General.
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Te,kfoNo 2o7.

- In Ofduhs (EtpanD, hs falleci lc, a
los sciento dlez amos. de eda1, una mujer liza
mazda Micaala Ruiz Luoio, n.tural de CubilIe.
ia (Burgos).
En- la Gale de San Francisco, BIS
ocupado Is policfs un revolver, anochs, al psi.
saao Anastasio Fernandez.
~ La poiicfa ha denunciado Ia CASA Q
s de Ia Gale del Rosario fBallaja}, por tener
q la c.ia uu cerdo en- un departamento de La
mls,na.
- Del Is al 20 del mes actual, llega-
RI una hermosa lanoha de vspor. para haoer ell
%servicio de esta Capital a Catsfo, por cuenta
de la oompahfa que al efeoto estA oonstruyendo
up muelle en- ell barrio menoionado.
- En- 81 9 Q piao de Ia casa que ocups
la farmacia Guillermety, ha sido instalado ell
<Clab federal, de que dimos cuenta en- dfss
atras. Ls Inauguration del oitado centric tuvo
lugar anteb de aver, concurriendo a ella innu-
merabies caballeros,
~ Juan Can't, osrretero, hs dado ana
puhalsda a IN baey que estsba enyugado q una
oarreta de cargs.
Ell buey murio a los 5 minutes y su mata-
dor fue capturado por el ssrgento de ia Socie-
dad protectors de %animales, senior Medrano,
quicn 10 puso a disposition del Juzgado de San
Francisco.
-" Ha pasado q informe un escrito de
don Ricardo Narvaez Rivera, reolamando ell
psgo de + 100 que lie adeuda ell AYuntamiento
de Utuado, por concepto de sueldos, como
Alcalde pedaneo que fue de Jsyuya.
-. Don Agustin Musa ha pedido licenoiR
para ell uso de una eseopets de c,za.
- Don jose E. Morales, recaudador de
la contribution al Estado, en- Naranjito, ha he'
ohio otra veg renuncia de 30 cargo.
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EleCciOleS de ArGcibO
C%andidatura de los federaIeS.

En- Asamblea celebrada en- Arecibo ell i'll
timo domingo, sc acord6 p.oclamsr = s~ostener
la siguiente candidatura:
<Alcalde,, Don Jose Ruiz de Sagredo.
<Concejales.: don Bernardo Huicy, don
Sebastian Figueroa. don Manuel Ledesms, don
Adrian Padilla, don Fernando Gonzalez, don
Tomas BAneta, don Francisco Oliverss, don
Juan E. Marin, .don Francisco Coll, don Rafael
Ramirez, don Juan GoDzslez, don Ulisea Cal
oano, don Antonio Nonez, don Manuel Valen-
cha y don Benigno Balseiro.
<Juez Municipal,, Lodo. don jose l. Go
mez. Snplente, don Manuel Aston.
<Juota de instruction Publioa>, Lido. don
jose Ramon Rivera, Lodo. don Manuel Perez
Aviles, LIDO. Con jose Marcial Lopez, don Ar.
turo E.. Diaz y don Eduardo Rosso.
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I'm principe saceLd0te.

En- la peregrinaci6n francesa a Lourdes Sc
ha notado la piedad de IN joven sacerdote. de
elevada e~ststura, que SO esforzaba por evitar
los homeoajes que Sc lie naoian. Era ell prfnci-
pc Max de Sa1onia, que renunciando a Gus de-.
rechos eventuales . Ia corona, SO ha ordenado
de sacerdote y renunoiado tambien q toda dig
nidad eclesiAstica BESIDE Tolosa fa6 q pie has
"a Lourdes, a pesar del ~excesivo oalor, que i'm
pidi6 q su oriado seguirle, y habi6udose trssla'
dado a Paris. ha predioado en- Montmartre, COD
gu palabra y ejemplo, sobre ell despreoio de los
bienes y de las grandezas del mundo
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-. Sc han recibfdo en- ls' Seoretarfs CT.
vii, SO declaraciones mas de naciona!idad es'
ps1ola.
- La Co1ts de Distrito de Ponce, ha
pealdo certlhoaolon sobre los extremes que pa.
ra prueba inserta, referente q los autos de ella.
rativos de mayor o~uantia, seguidos por don
Juan Mauriho, contra don Pedro Gelf, sobre
~teroeris de dominic
- III Collector de Fsjsrdo sc ha mega
do q hrmar las diiigencias de apremio contra
deudores al Estado por contribuoiones atrasa.
das. Sc ha dado cuenta q Is superioridad.
- Solioita la reosudaoi6n de contribu.
cion al Estado, en- Aibonito, don Faustino Ri.
vera.
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Trabajadores

Peninsulares y c~ansrios, i~nteligentes en- las fac
mas del campo, que qaieran pasar a Ssnto Do.
mingo, pue1en acudir, para informes q Diaz
Wallpapers, Gale de San Justo, numero 3 Iii
corerfs.)
Los que no sepan de trabajos agrfcolss,
que no sc presenter. n-a-8-3
Don Juan Via, ha sido nombrado
Alcalde del Doraio.
-. Habienio sido suprimidos los cargos
de Tenientes de Aloaides. ha sido desestimada
una propuesta del munioipio de Barrauquitss,
presentando & don Manuel Torres, para ell car
go de Ter Teniente del mismo.
-. FL riego de las GALES que Sc llevs &
efecto todos los diss, en- las de San Francisco
y Fortalezs, da msgnfioo resuItado. lPor que
IFS que ell polvo que Sc levanta en- las otras, no
es dahino -. 6 que?
-. La Sociedad Benefca de Se6oras, de
Ponce, ha dirigido cartas ciroulsres a los Es-
tados Unidos, solioitando donativos para los
pobres.
Los regalos por aouerdo de la asooiaoion,
sc reciben en- casa de la Tesorera doha Isabel
s. de Gresham.
Deapues que Sc reunan los suhcientss sc
hara con elIos un bazaar para ell caritativo
objeto expresado.
-. Ha presentado sus %cuentss, correspon'
dientes & Octub1e, la Colecturfa de Humacso.
- FL Ayuntamiento de Aguada, ha So
hcitado permiso para abrir nuevo padron de
ganado.
- Mas impresos para juramentos Y para
declaraciones de nacionalidad, ha pedido ell
Juez de Cayey.
HF VFNnf' IN. bioiclets nuva marca III
y. '."o1' Berry," modelo 80 muy barata,
dirigirss q Victor Lopez. TetuAn n o 1 altos.
MATS
FL vspor <Slooum' ha regresado esta
mahana de SAINT TLomas., desPues de dos dias
de susencia de nue.tro puerto. Su visje obede-
CID 1 llevar, 4 Ia vecina IsIa dsness, IN grnpo
de damas y cabal!eros, de esta Capital, que
paso allf en- visje de recreo.
-. La S ~.cretsrfs Civil hs ofciado al ALI
calde de Las Piedras, excitsndo "a cello, para
que & mayor brevedad satisfsga sueldos que
adeuda al esoribiente del Registro Civil del
pueblo.
- Aver hs recogido la policfs, condu-
ci5ndolo 81 eDeposito,. IN buey qae Sc halla-
ba suelto en- ell terrspien. Sc iguora quien 81 50
dueno. Tsmbien fu6 recogido, en- Ia calle de
San Francisco IN caballo realsngo.
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GaCcta de hoy.

San Juan, Nbre. 7, 1899.
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HERMINi0 0IAz NAVARRO
6GdTIO Us JUEClC
lAWYE r.

Ha vuelto q abrir su BUFETE en- San Jose
st. II, entresuelo de Ia derecha V ofrece sus
servicios como AVOCADO en- asuntos iudiciales
que Sc hayan de tram tar ante los Tribunales
del pals 6 ante la CORTE PROVISIONAL v en- los
asuntos administration que deban resolverse
en- Ell Gobierno general 6 en- los demas Centres
oiciales.
San Juan Pto. Rico, ID, dc Julio 1899.
Ts'Sf0no 2o7.
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N.se Ia he.h. a.nb,anjga!.
De 6ohernador para Puerto Rico.

Hace a'gunos dias fu6 pub,ioads por I'm
diario local. Ia noticia de que Ell General Kenne-
dy. Presidente de la oomisi6n informadors que
visit6 & esta isla por enoargo del Presidente de
Ia Repub.ioa, habia sido nombrado por el 60
bierno de Washington, Gobernador Civil de la
provincial.
Teuemos informes reoibidos por conducto
autorizadoy 6dedigno, de que hasta la feohs no
se ha heoho tai nombramiento, y hasts que nj
siquiera sc proyeota ninguo oambio en- Ia forma
del actual gobierno de Puerto-Rico.
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Libr0s de instruction.

Las mejores obras de instruction escritas
en- espa6ol, son las de la casa editora SPA
NISH AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL, de St
Lois, E.. u, de A,
Su representante en- esta isla don Manuel
Romero Hax,hausem, altos del Banoo Agrfco
Ia.
Dirigirse q 81 81 quereis buenos libros de
instruction para Ia juventud. O6cina de Hor.
ton & Cornwell, abogados americanos.
q. 45-l2
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Sc arrienda

una propiedad oompueata de l,4oo ouerdss en-
gu mayor parte de hierva de guinea radicada
en- Jurisdiction de Salinas.
En- la misma sc vende ganado vaouno y
caballar .-Pars mas informes dirigirse al que
suscribe en- Cayey.
A l5--l5. Joaquin FeyndndeS.
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FRITZE LUNDT Y Co.
SAN JUAN PTO RICO,

Giran a la vista y por cable sobre Londres,
Paris. Hamburgo, New York, Habans, Madrid
Barcelona y todas las demss plazas de la PENN.
sula 6 islas adyacentes, Il 600
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8 Por o. da mesa de billsr, de oualquier
olsse, sc cobrsr RI una contribution de ~veinticin
co dollars (s5 Oo) cada a1c, pagadera por se
mestre adelantado.
Q Sc oobrarAn los impuestos que &c EXPIRE
san 4 continuation por animales y vehfculos.
q Por cada caballo, asno, mulo, maoho
6 hembra, nm dollar por aho.
b Por oada vehfculo particular, tirado
por I'm caballo, dos dollars al a6o;
tirsdo por dos oabalios, tres dollars
anus1es.
G Por oada trasporte ~autom6vil, coche
o~srruaje, csles1n 6 simon que se use
para oonduocion de pasajeroe, servi~
cio publico, , que no tepga mas ca
bida que para ouatro personals, 9 me-
nos, dentro del Finite de IN solo Mu-
nicipio, s dollars al s1o; por cada
vehfculo de las mismas clssea, oaando
Sc U.S. para trasportar ~viajeros mas
ALA de los lfmites de un Municipio,
diez y ocho dollars anualee, psgade-
rs & Ia Municipalidad en- que ell pro
pietario reside. Por cada vehfoulo
que conduzca mas de custro perso-
mss, destinado al servicio pdblico,
dentro de los lfmites de una sofa de-
marcaoi6n municipal, diez dollars al
aho, pagaderos a la Mupicipalidad
en- que ell propietario reside.
d En- osso de que los vehfculos aquf
enumerados 'pertenezoan q una socie-
DAD, la contribution se pagara al
Municipio en- que resida la o6cina
principal 6 aget cia, 6 en- 81 punto en-
que la sociedad tonga establecidos
sus negooios.
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NOtiCias.
D R. j @ Sc SAM u R J 0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=S An FRANCISCO=36.
PfecioS Sumamsnte modieos,

Ell DR.. sanjur 10 ha ganado dos premios'
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
ca otro por las mejores cajas de dentes,
segun certiicado que posee.
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AVISO.

Autorizado convenientemente, & partir de
Aoy, Sc pondran & la venta en- Ia imprenta de
Msrzuacb (Fortaleza l9) las 6rdenes que publ
que ell Gobierno.
q. Q. s 10 9
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11
of the trusts are wrung from the
farmers OF the nation


The distinguished Presbyterian cler-
gyman and author, Rev. Theodore l..
Cuyler, in the Christian At Work,
gives glimpse of the new American
official" McKinley's great and good
friend the sultan of Sulu. He says:
When the gallant Dewey had de-
stroyed the Spanish feet, the Filipino
patriots who had long been struggling
for their freedom hailed him as de-
liverer. If Dewey had been allowed
to assure them that he came as their
deliverer and protector, and that no
subJugation would be attempted, not
a shot would have been fired, and hum
dreds Of precious American lives
would have been saved. a war that
need never have begun ought to stop
If our government would assure those
Filipinos of our protection from other
nations, and allow them to form
government Of their own, they would
become our valuable allies and not our
bitter and bloody enemies. We could
gain every desired commercial advan-
tage without the expenditure of count
less millions in wretched and pre-
tracted war. If they are to be ult;-
mately Independent and not our vas
sails, why not let them begin the eX-
pertinent at once under our over
sight?
Furthermore, an attempt will be
made to annex Cuba as state and the
Philippines as territory. Already it
is proposed to make that polygamOus
brute and slavehc der. the sultan Of
Sulu, our paid stipendiary and repre-
sentative. When an eminent English
naturalist sought an interview with
him, he was told that the sultan was
not in a mood to be seen that day, for
he had just been Gecapitating one of
his cOncubines for discovered inf
deity. That is the man to represent
the authority of the republic of Wash
ington and Abraham Lincoln. Is it
not about time to petition the presi-
dent and the approaching congress to
call a halt in the scheme to transform
our governing democracy into an
imperialistic power holding distant
peoples under the sovereignty of the
sword? As christian journal, |
trust that your influence will continue
to be eXerted in favor of humanity,
justice, righteousness and peace"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11
spaIn,s Greatest Need.

r. =. Olivia. of Barcelona,
Spain, spends his winters ut Aiken, s.
c. Weak nerves had caused severe
pains in the back of the head. On
using Electric Bitters, America 5
greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy, all
pain soon left him. He says this
grand medicine Is what his country
needs. All America knows that ii
cures liver and kidney trouble puri-
fies the blood. tones up the stomach.
strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor
and new life into every muscle. nerve
and organ of the body. If weak, tired
or ailing you need it. Every bottle
guaranteed. only 50 cents. Sold by
Hartz IL Uilemeyer. druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11

WILLIAM MILLER. soldier of the
51st Iowa, who has Just reached home,
was interviewed by the Burlington
Gazette. Miller had been with his
regiment on che firing line and had
seen the practical side of the service.
The Gazette saws: Mr.. Miller talks
very freely of the conditions in the
Philippine islands, and is very strong
in his condemnation of the policy of
Gen. Otis. He says he only voices
the sentiments of every soldier who
has done service in the Philippines,
who have not the slightest respect for
Otis. Mr.. Miller does not believe in
the doctrine of imperialism. He does
not consider that the force in the
Philippine islands at present is sulli-
cient to conquer the natives"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11

What is the honest farmers share
in the boasted Mckinley Prosperity ~
Let the farmer carefully note the facts.
Since 1898 the Omaha World Herald
saws some of the articles which the
farmer must buy have increased in
prices as follows: Clothes baskets,
SO Is per cent: galvanized oil cans,
20 per cent; matches, 90 per cent; gal
vanized buckets, 100 per cent: soap.
ID pen cent: wash boards, 30 per cent 4;
starch, 100 per cent; salt. 80 per cent;
wire clothes lines, 100 per cent: barbed
wire, 1l5 per cent; lumber, 80 Is per
cent; nails. 100 per cent; iron pipe.
115 per cent: iron castings. 100 per
cent; rolled oats. So per cent; carpet
tacks, 90 per cent: spices. 30 per cent.
Let the farmer compare these increas-
es with the difference in the price of
his products now and one year ago.
The farmer who figures it out for
himself will see that prosperity has
come only TO the trusts and the profits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11
Dated
Mayor.
Clerk.

Sec. =. That so much OF the revenue de-
rived from the annual water rats or taxes by
the said CITY of Rock Island as hall be neceS-
Sary for the purpose of paying the interest on
said bonds as il becomes que. and the princi-
pal of said bonds they become due shall be
appropriated to the payment of the princp al
and interest of said bonds aid to no other pur-
pose whatever.
Sec > That the said thirty thousand dollars
$3.50. 600 O0) of bonds when executed as herein
before provided. shall be so sod for the largest
obtain able price. but not at a price less than
their par value, and the proceeds of the sale
of the said bonds shall be set aside and eX-
D. nded in and for the construction and com
pletion of the reservoirs and filtering plant of
the said city. ard shall be used fer no other
pu pose whatsoever.
Sec. 1. This ordinance shall take effect and
be il force from and after is passage and
publication.
Passed Oct. Is 1899.
Approved. WILLIAM MCCONOCHIE. Mayor.
Attest: H c. SCHAFFER. Clerk
Sealed proposals will be received at the city
clerks ONCE. Rock Island. Ill. until Monday,
Nov. %. 1892 at o clock p. m, for the pur-
chase of the above bonds.
Rock Island, III Nov. l. 1899
II. c. SCHAFFER, City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11
Publication Notice.

State OF Illinois,
County of Rock Island. 80
County court of Rock Island county. To the
December term, A. d 1899.
Petition To sell real estate TO pay deb 5.
William II; Doonan. administrator of the es-
ta'e of Frederick Buckley, deceased, vs.. Is
John f. Bahnsen, Will im II. DoOnan. J. f.
Robinson. trustee. Mrs. F. NJ Boughton,
mcr. Caroline Shawbacll. tn unknown heirs
and oeviSses of Caro- inc Shawoack. de
ceased, and the unknown executor or admin
iStratorof Caroline Shawback. deceased.
Ahdavit of the non-residence Of John Y
boughton caroline ShawDack, the unknown
heirs and devisees of Caroline Shaw
istrator or executor of Caroline Shaw
back. deceased defendant above named. hav-
county court OF Rock Island county. no.
ttce Is hereby given To the said John f
8ahnSen. George a. Humphrey. Mrs. r. w.
Boughton. Caroline Shawback. the unkn
heirs ana CeviSeeS of Caroline Sh 4Whack
deceased. and the unknown ADM istra-
tor or executor OF Caroline ShawDack, de-
ceased, that the said plaintiff. Villa u II. Doc
nan administrator of the estate of Frederick
3ucsIey. deceased has He'd his petition in the
said county court OF Rock Island county for IN
order 10 sell the premises belonging to the
tate of said deceased, or 50 much of j. as may
be needed 70 pay the debts of said deceased,
and described a follows. to-wtt:
The west nan "a OF the northwest quarter
taD OF section tWenty-One t2i) in township
sixteen go north range three 60 west of the
fourth princip Il meridian: also the northeast
quarter 90 of tue southwest quarter G4D of
section tweuty-one CD in township sixteen
O6) north range three 49, west of the fourtu
principal meridian: also an undivided one
third 90 OF the south half 90 of the Juth-
west quarter 90 of section twenty one
(2D, and undivided One-thrd 90 OF
the north half 90 of the northwest
buarter "a of section twenty-eight C2s)
all in township sixteen NGD north range
three 49, west of the fourth princio ai
meridian all ia the county OF Rock Island and
state OF Illinois. and that summons has been
issued out OF said court against you returnable
AZ The December term A D.. 1892. of said court,
70 be holden on the fourth day of December. \
D. 1893 at the court house in the city of Rock
Island. in Rock Island county. Illinois,
Now. unless you the said john E Balm
sen, George A. Humphrey. Mrs F. W.
BOuChtOn. Caroline Shawback. the unknown
deceased, and the unknown executor or
administrator OF Caroline ShawbarE, de
ceased shall personally be and appear before
said county court OF Rock land county. on
the first day of a term thereof. 10 be holden at
Rock Island. IN said county. on the four day
Of december. 1879. and D cad. answer or demu.
10 the said complainant petition rled therein. |
the same and the matters and Thugs therein |
charged and stated Wi be taken Is confessed. :
and 8 decree entered a yainst you according 20
the prayer OF said bill |
Rock Island. Illinois Nov. > 1892
Il b. HUBBARD Clerk.
5. r kESwoRTHY, Complainant S Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11
Question Answered.

Yes. August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of using
anything else for indigestion or bill
iousness. Doctors were scarce, and
they seldom heard of appendicitis.
nervous prostration or heart failure,
etc. They used August Flow
er to clean out the system and stop
fermentation of undigested food, reg
ulate the action of the liver, stimulate
the nervous and organic action of the
system, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headaches
and other aches. You only need a
few doses of Green's August Flower,
in liquid form, to make you satisfied
there is nothing serious the matter
with you. Sample bottles free at T. II.
Thomas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11
SCARCITYOF SPRUCE TREES
American Paper Makers Are Fast
Using Up the Maine Forests.


Using Up the Maine Forests.
The forthcoming report of 5. w.
Matthews. commissioner of labor for
the state of Maine. will contain n
chapter devoted to the pulp and paper
manufacturing of the state. y table
will be published showing the acreage
Of spruce timber lands in Maine, the
amount of that wood used each year
for manufacturing paper and give 9th
er data concerning the industry. says
the New York Times. The commission
er will also urge the adoption of some
other material. if possible, from which
news paper can be made.
Maine people are much agitated over
the fast depletion of the state forests
by paper makers. and it is possible
that n bill will he introduced in the
next leSisIa turc prohibiting the cutting
of spruce for Il term of years. 1t is
hoped that by this method the forests
will have a chance to gain lost ground
in season 10 prevent the complete eX-
termination of that valuable tree. The
paper makers are therefore doing
mucE thinking as to what course TO
pursue and it is likely that before long
they will substitute poplar or birch for
spruce timber
An experiment. now being made in
Missouri with cornstaiks for making
paper is being watched with interest
at Norway, Me. 1t is said that thus
far fair success has been made with
that material. and n good quality of
paper has been made. Much of the
timber cut in Maine goes to New
Hampshire. where one mill alone turns
out 30 tons of paper each day from
spruce timber.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-11

AND now a Chicago divine has de-
clared that Moses did not legislate for
the civilization of the goth century.
Verify, these do he progressive times
which are coming fast and furious
under the benign influence and agency
of our friends, the imperialists. From
the reputation of the declaration of
independence as a back mum Der" to
;he discarding of the law of Moses as
not designed for the civilization of the
10th century, j. but step after all.