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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
0eri6icoenc Na6ri6tem.

- Inter benz Sitel .0ie 2aunen
bes glibes" ltefert ELIMINATION benz
5emps einen iebr i~ntersHanten 8eiz
trae iiber bic peri9ieoenen GrI9eis
nunaen, in benen Der SliB outage tritt.
Qm II. Dug. purbe etn junger Mtdnn
bonn 9libe erfabt unb cine Strede bon
so Metern nett fortgetragen, pbne
baR er iia beiIen i'm geringiten betpuBt
mar. 8sim HisoerfaG gegen Die
Mauer zines Saufes fam er nur nit
einem punben 8nie oupon, pdbxeno
200 Meter ppn linn entfernt 5pei aibe
bon bemielben 8littrabl getDotet tpura
ben unb cine anbere einen 8sinbri9
erlitt. Ginise Sage na6ber nurpe
elm SdGfer getroffen unb augenblid>
liA perfpblt. Meiftens trifft Der 9ltB
2eute, bic unter 8dumen S9ub fa9z
ten. go batten ii9 3. 3. bret Solbu>
ten unter cine 2inbe geflii6tet; ale
orei tpurben in aufre9ter Steaung err
ihla9en, bic lie mad benz Sooe bei6es
btelten; als man lie beriibrte, fielen tie
pulDeriiirt gu gi9e %auiammen. lleberz
baupt bat man pabrgenommen, baB
bic bonn 8liB setroffenen ~gepObnli6
in berielben Stellung Derbarreu, bic
fie porber eingenpmmen batten. Gin
Shnitter, Der ieinem Sunbe elm
Gtiid 9rot rei6ts, purbe in bteier
Saltuns tobt aufsefunben. Gin unter
einem Baum pom 8lis er14ldgener
Mann blieb aufre9t fteben, uno feline
aleiber p~srbrannten an ieinem 2ei6s
nam. Sp6 ni6t ale Sale iinb 10
traaif4; eintse iine iogar tomii@el
Dirt. Dor etliden Wchen purben 8.
g. apei 8ausrn, bic ii6 gum Sriib~
Itiid binisbten, grpt, 8dTe unb Sbf.
oas lie auf ben Slid eelegt batten, Dor
Der Raie peseei9nappt, Die 5laiden
umaepprfen unb lie ielbif gang nit
Strph bebedt. Sin Reiierber tpuroe
in Nantss bonn 8lib, einsebii1t. blieb
cher unbe1Gdbist. Sn ieiner @elbs
bDrie bate err spet Silberftiide uno etn
@plbftid. Nls er mad Sauie fam,
fanb er an Sts1e bes @plbftiids etn
Gilberfiid. Ser glib bate ndmli6
pie bur6 einen galpanii4en BroaeR
bas @olb bur1 bas 2eber 6inbur6
nit ben betpen anoeren Gelbftuden
periilbert.
ginen 56redli9en Sob bat, tpie
iett beridtet piro, Der G~nelGnbet
Sarrp @ttril auf Der @lepbanteniago
In @pbo 8uib, nidt melt bon port
Gliadbetb, s%efunben. gr mar nit lei.
mem @ehilfen Namsns Grid auf Glss
pbanteniaeoen ausseSangen; ife battsn
ihon einsn ipeibli6en G~lepbanten ses
tDbtet iunp f4oRen nunmebr auf eineu
afpeiten iebr, sroben, lpeibli6en Glss
phantsn. Beibe feuerten unb trafen
bds Sbisr. 10 bdb es auf be &nis
idnt. Srcbbsm bic 2dhung zines Ges
tpsbrss benz 9bier in ben &ppf ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20

'tanii6en uriprunes; % Meilen Oaz
bon liegt Elm betannter &rateriee g.
900 SuB, iiber benz Me~eresipiegel,
unb aus Der Mitte bieiss Sees erbebt
ii6 Elm erlpi6ener &rater 1000 SUB.
&inas TT oas 2anb in grDBerer ooer
a%erinaerer Siefe nit Qi9e bepedt, uno
Simsiiein unb ionittger febr ppr5ier
Stoff bilben bic pberen 8ooenfni6z
ten. Die Stromung bes Greets felbit
pdre nod ni9t aletn btnrei9eno,
benz Ratur9eieb oes @efrierens entse'
%aenaupirten; aber in 8erbinoung NIT
bieier freien, leb6dften Girfulation
bur6 bas pbere Grorei6 fpiro Dem
@efrieren bes @ahers pirtfam gin=
halt qetban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
SclIt ole &Icinem.

SFrau 8. &psbers, 1104 State st.,
Snoiunapolis, Snb., i9reibt: nMeins
Hamilie unb t4 i9dBen 5orni's @lpens
trGliter 8lutbeieber iebr bod. @tr
esbrau9en i'm nun ieit ungefdbr feds
Monaten unb finben, oaB er erfiiat,
mas fir i'm beunipru9t pirb. Sds
@eIi6t meiner &Ieinen mar nit 4usz
ihlda bebedt. Sine einSige Slaf4'
bes 9lutbeleber mar binrei9eno, nm
iie ppltpmmen Oabpn gu befreien. Sd
mD6te ME mebr obne bieIes Wttttel
fein."
Sornt's MlpenfrGuter 8lutbele6er
bringt Spnnenf6ein in bas 9aus, od
er bic S9merSen pertreibt unb bic Sc
funbheit fpieberbringt. Gr itebt bod
iiber alien dnberen Sausmitteln =
elm Segen fir jebe Mutter. Ni6t in
@~pptbefsn gu finben. Man fpenbe iia
Inn Qustunft an Or. 9eter Sabrneb,
112 = LA 90. 9oDne Qpe., Chicago,
Sqinois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
u 0.
Seuti6lamo.
Baben n.

= Die fleinite S9ule i'm beutfGen
Heide befinbet ii9, Der nG~onftanSer
S3eitung" aufolge, i'm ge5irt SGOnau.
BORT liegt am Weitabbang bes Ro6rs
topfes Der aur 8efammtgemeinOe 9dg
aebDrige Srt Hpbrbers NIT elmer Sc
Misunderstanding uno Sdule. Oas
gei9lofene Sertaen 3dblt in 10 9du>
fern so Ginnobner. Din Der ieBt alb
nod bon 4 G6iilern beiu9ten S4ule
amtirt elm iunser 9uuptle6rer, Der bon
feinen ap1eeen ben 8einamen rSreis
herr" erbalten bat. 9or 5pei Sabren
pertaufte elm Bauer iein 9ofgut, maGS
te ii6 in unteralprn unidiiig uno
nabm benz 2ebrer feline gauge /. &laKe
(beitebenb in einem S6iiler) unb elm
Se6stel} Der 2. &lafe nit fort, 10 baB
Der 2ebrer am Hadmittas teinen lln=
terriGt mebr 5u ertbeilen bate. Our9
8ienensu9t, He4nunesItelerei II. To-
Qar Smferf4retnerei iu9te Der 2ebrer
feline piele freie 3eit aus5ufiilen. Der
@eiammtaufpanb fur Staat unb Ges
meinbe betrdgt fir jebes &inb $40
Msart unb Sc pfennig.
Baiern.
- en- einem @aitboie in Niirnberg
itieg bisisr Sage elm Diterrei9iid>un.
aarii9sr Offi5ier al. Na9oem er
einen Gag i'm @aitbOf gepobnt battle.
lief er ben Wirt9 gu ii9 rufen uuo
tbetlte linn NIT, oaB er in Niirnberg
pergebens @elb srnariet babe; er tDnz
ne ni9t besa6len unb tabe 1peben
@ift eenpmmen. Der Wirtb slaubte
aunG6it, iein @ait polle ii9 einen
S6srs nit linn ~erlauben. Dieter
meinte aser, man >tperbs iebr balb bon
Der Wabrbeit ieiner Worte iiberseugt
iein. SbatiGdli9 ma6ten ii@ alss
balb Observation-Disclosures BEL benz
@aite bemsrfbar. Nun iollte er bur1
bic Sanitdtsna6e in bas aranfens
baus gebra6t perben, itarb jebp6 be-
reits i'm portal Der @nItalt. @us ben
Bel Der 2eide porsefunbenen pQpisren
dina berbor. baB es ii9 um ben Sra,
fen &arl Rormanr aus geit banbelt.
Notb fat i'm 81 benz Selbtmorb ses
bra6t.
Ifab> otbringen.
= Gin trduriges G6arafterbilb
zines iuaenbli6en 0erbre9ers 3eigte
neuli9 bic 0erbanbluns Dor berStrafs
TANNER in Strabburg. gegen einen
2~2iGbrisen Ghrei6sr aus 3abern.
EOerIelbe entitammt elmer a9tbaren
unb brapsn Samilie, bic ibm cine quite
Graiebung geseben bat. Gr tonnte fid
iebo9 nit feinem reselredten 2sbenss
beruf befrsunoen. Sos bielmebr bas
freie angebunbsne 2eben zines Cages
oisbes Dor. Die Splse mar, baB er
bereits nit II Sabren tpessn psrfhiss
bsner giosnthumspergeben in's @es
fdnqrib ponbsrte, in peldem er inss
eeiammt f3On brei Sabre susebradt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
Willionen wea9e8ebem.

Gs lit fi6er fir bas pubiitum cine
9%efriebigung gu erfabren, pab es cine
Sirma gibt, pelfe iih ni9t i9sut sss
nerOs gu iein. Die 8eiiBer ppn Or,
Sings Nep Siseoperp eesen NusSebs
runa, 9uiten unb @rtdltung baben
iiber 10 MiQipnen probeflai6en ipes>
seseben unb baben bic 9efrieoisuns gu
piien, bub es tauienb BON boffnunsss
lpien SGlen gebeilt BAT. 4Itbma,
8rpnditis. 2aGrippe uno ale Salss.
8ruftz uno 2uneeniibel tperben bamii
iider sebeilt. Man tpenbe ii6 an;
8. W. &uete's 4pptbefe, 656 Main,
StraBe, Dubuque, Sd., uno peri6dff'
il1 cine Probefldi3e gratis. &egu:
lGre 9rOBe SO Gents uno $1.00. Seb'
5lai@e lit sarantirt.nf Jaiio&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20

tdrs. Isle piinihen mid ppbl gu
Interviewer, i'd bin bas BON meiner
9eimatb aus %setpDbnt", iaste bic iunse
Dame lG6elnb, mod ebe Der SSnter>
pterper 3eit bate, ii9 borSuiteaen.
.Was piini1en Sie bon mir gu err
fabrene" Der Snterpieiper fragile, oh
ihr bic Stabt Wien gefiele, mas bic
bOfIide MiB felbitperftdnblid betabte.
Hun frogte er peiter: Isle paren 10
liebenspiirbig, mir bisber auf ale
meme Srdgen gu %antipprten. SD bin
nun 10 frei, Inn bic 9e~antp6rtuns nur
nod elmer einaisen, Sbnen pieaeid)t
eiaentbiimli9 eri4einenben Srase, gu
bitten" limb Die pdre2" - Isle
aebDren pbne 3peifel gu ben am metz
item b~eneipsten 0amen Der Welt =
Elite, fiiblen sic ii9 sliidli4?" -
Mib Rpdefeller aps Die Nusen6rauen
ernft in bic 6Dbe, sriff ii4 usrpDs an
bic Stirne unb Iagte nit %berdnberter
Gimme: ,@lidli9? tann mar benn
nas Slid nit Gelb ertaufen2 9iebt
es benin nidt eine Wenge Dinee, Die
lns tief unsliidlid maiden fOnnen,
obne baB man iie burn @slb abpen>
ben fpnnte? unb oann, iinb benin ni9t
derabe Die @erpobnten empfinbli4er
degen bic MabelIti9e bes 2ebens, als
Die anberen Meni9en9 Nein, id bin
nidt aliidlid! Sassn Sie es @len,
bic mid biellei6t bsneiben!" - n8nds
biaes ssrGulein. ih bin iiberrai6t, Sic
limb ptilolpphin." r9bilpiophtn
apar ni6t. uber i6 benfe. @nbere
lebrt bie Mrmutb benfen, mid bat IS
Der Reihtbnm eelehrt." Nlio getreu
mad benz Gpridport: rHeidtbum
ma1t ni6t gliidli6."
Sin grauiiess Greisnib ipielte
ih fiirali6 in 8onpbub in ungarn db.
@ieberbolte ginbruhsbtebitdble batten
ben poblbabenben S9uiter stephan
Steener in 8pnpbao beranlaBt, einen
ndatli9sn Qufii9tsoienit gu orsaniz
firen, ben er semeinidm nit einem
iunaen 8urfGen periab. 4m ID. b.
Wlt., Na1ts, bemertte Stesner, beppr
er ii6 sur Gube beeab, brei Perfpnen,
bic fi6 BEL isinem Stale gu f9affen
ma6ten. Sic rperen eben ourdn. Elm
Sod in bic Mauer sl bre9en, uno hats
ten iGpn ipniel 3ie9el aus Der Wanp
entfernt, bab @iner bon ibnen in ben
@tall au. trie6en periu4te. BIS aut
ben 8ppf mar er i1on i'm Staa, oa
fcnnte er niGt mebr psiter; Der S6us
fter bate ndmli6 bic 5uBe bes Gin
BREEDERS anasbunben. Ser ginbre6er
in Der Sale rief nun ieinen &ollegen,
bic i'm beraussuSieben perIn6ten, gu,
lie mDdten flisben. Damn bDrte Stegs
ner nod als Intport BON orauben:
.Nber bu pirit uns perratben!" 9ier=
auf pprbe es ruhig. Cine 8etle ipds
ter fGrie Der @ebunbene plDbli6
faredli9 auf. Stegner, Der fi6 aus
fTurat ppr ben ginbre6ern, beren
3.ahl er ni6t fannie, gana rubis per@
belt, puBte iid Die llria6e ntdt Sn
ertldren, unb erit ipdter, als er iia
auBer @efuhr belt, ,fpaste sr gu recpg-
nosciren. Nun bot ii6 Inn elm fiir9e
terlifer @nblid bar. Die g~eflo6enen
Ginbrsher batten ibrem &Olesen ben
8opf abss16nitten unb nit ii9 gee
nommen. nm isbe M0eli9teit zines
8errathes gu p%erbinoern. Die Sen.
barmerie bat bic unteriuduns einse<
leitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
aatarsb fam mt6t snartrt ,peroeu

bur5 locale apptteationeu n, Sa lie ben Cts
eer 9rontbett ni6t errei4en t6Ineu. 6atarrb 1T cine
Yluts ober 9onittIutious,a raut5eii uub un ie IA beis
leu, mlBi Sbr innsrlid, SeilmittI nsbmsn. Saa's
Satorrb Nnr piro stngenornmen uno wirft oirstt euf
has glut uno oie idlsimigen Sbsrhdden. Sau'S Ras
iarrbs 9ur III feline OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gle puree
felt labrtn pom eiueu Der beitsu aersts bisifs eau>ss
percronsi uub In elm rsselmdBiges Yssespt. Sic bsitsbt
aus ben bsiteii bstannten 5oniea, perbunbsu nit ben
b,iisr 8lureintsun ssmitteln. BITE brett auf BITE
edleimoberfate pirrsn. 3ts poatommsae @trbins
buus Der Sstanbtbein III IS, mas ioI4' puuoerpols
RsIultdte bel Der csilune pou aatarr5 bsrporbrnst.
gabt @uh SgisniNe um'orit ibtten.
Il. 8. Gb sMsp & &c.. Gissntbimer, EoIseo, ..
Hsrtauft non alien apotbeteru, prsts Be.
OATS yamtlisn.piuen inb bic bsiten "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
Wit niiencm GiTer

tritt Sud bic beittraitioit e arSnsi e~ntgeasn. sc finb
hos bic beribmte1 81. Bernard Erduterptleu, ipelme
oustr i'm Staube ituo, III BEN ihltmnriisn J6leu BON
Seber' uno 9terenleiceH SeiiuHp 5u pegihaiftn.
Steie Gtaer ~oerbergeu utbt unter iner iiberiudsrteu
Saue, iharfe. metontiba 9etRiiaunptH. not, A. o.
SuedfIber. Sic perotn obHe iOIasn 3edmantel gee
boteu. neil Ne ehtu utntS entbalteu, mas BEN 45rper
i5afeH farm. 8ts metaqiidsn Site, melds bel anbes
rem irg. ~5anSmttteir etre uoritbergsberbe @rleihtes
rltIia perI9offeu, ben fraufer Rorper aber uur rod
mebr o%ugreitsu, fiuben fb mist In ben ct Bernard
Rr6uterpilsu DOR. %ionbern nur bic rehabilitation
QfIuubeuidfte. 70 i~orgialtig ~praparirt uae gemii&t.
bag l6nsn fem ge5ers ober NtereHletoeu usbit ibren
Spmptoiueu, wte RpptiUmeraeu, Daott,gtsit. S1pd
DE, S9miuoel, Scrjtlopier. 9erftopfung, appetiilos
itgtCtt u. I. 10. Stano bolt. Die oltbepdbrteu It'll
len, fur IS Ssrts IN allen Gpotbefen gu bobeu, tino
nItt baroui terehret, uur cine uoru5eraebenoe gins
osrina sh ihaiieR; ie pouen ben 9runfeu bstIpu uub
peroeu has aud tulm,r tbun uno tretsH Sud oesbolb
and eut9egen; nit ofeuem Bitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
OeNerret6' unsarm.

Die 1o6ter beg amerifanif9en
Miltarbairs Rodefeaer bGlt ii9 auf
ibrsr Rsiie bur4 europa sesenpdrtig
in Wien auf. Oieie 9elesenbeit be-
nubte elm 8eri9teritatter, Inn bic
Dame an Interviewer unb cine Der
Tapierisien Srasen an lie gu ri9ten.
Mik Rodsfe1er, cine CARTE glonbine
nit Iebbaft blidenben 4ugen, empfing
ben Gait in @esenpart ibres Setres
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20

piirbe sic i6usl perlaFen, tpenn sic
Or. Sings Nep 2ife pils benubten.
Sduienbe BON 9eibenben BADEN fir
Deren unpergleidli6es @erbienit gegen
tranfbaftes unD ~nerpOies &opfpeb
geseugt. Sic MAIDEN reines 8lut unb
trGftigen Sbre Geiunbbeit. 8los %
Gents. sic erbalten Sbr @elb aus
rid, penn sic ni6t ~gebeilt tperben.
8ertauft BON 8. SO. Ruete, 4potbes
fer, 656 Main>S traBe, Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
9aS erobe @lId eimeS Me.
DaftcurS.

m3pei Sabre lang mibsliidtsn ale
9eriu6e, @csemd aus metner 9ano=
fldde gu bertreiben" ,f6reibt &ebattsur
$. q. Better Ron Sbracufe, Sans,
ybann purbe i9 bur9 9uflen's
Mrnica Salbe gdnslid gebeilt." Gs
1T bas Bette in Der Welt 9esen Iuss
Bride, @eiC1piire kunb aIerbanb
Sautleiben. Glos 25 Gents BEL 8.
8. Huete, 656 Main>S traBe, Su=
buaue, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
SID.Safota.

= Den .Siibs0 atOta Ra9riGten"
ipiro aus Chamberlain beri9tst: Sit=
talasia. elm Snbianermdb6en pom
Stamme Ger Ssalaaa Siour, piro
cine @eidiGte ibrer &dHe f6reiben.
sic bat ii6 fiir5Ii9 Bel ibrsr SHUTTER
uuf Der Nsierpatipn ibres Stammes
in Siios0 afotu u~ufsebalten, nm bort
2eaenben. 9rabitionen unb anberes
bacterial gu iammeln. 3~ittalasia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
Sc b inprpptna A.

- Sin Spfer elmer, unfinnigen
Wette lit in &atb elm iunser Meni9
bon "a Sabren setporben. Gr Bate
oepettet, apei 9iter S9naps 81 trine
fen, gepann aud bic Wette, itiirste
banh aber au 9ooen uub mar balb
barduf cine 2ei1e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-01
CASE OF SMALLPOX.
Louis Hartmann, Who Came to The
City Recently, Down With
the Disease.
ACTION OF HEALTH AUTHORITIES.

Order Patient Removed to Pest House and
the Abode of the Family Ninth Street
0uarantined-wIfean and Children Thought
to Have Escaped-Contracts the Mslady
at LIE Claire. Iowa.
Louis Hartmann, a late arrival in
the city, who is suffering from small
pox. was today removed to the old
abattoir, in the southwest portion of
town, that structure having been re-
fitted for a pest house while the au-
thorities were coping with a former
case OF the disease last summer.
Hartmann ana his wife and several
children have been making their
abode in Stodd's hall on Ninth street.
Hartmann became i'll few days ago
and DR.. +. NJ. Sala was summoned to
attend him, but the maladv had not
sufficiently developed to distinguish
positively as to its real character, the
doctor at first thinking it nothing
more serious than an attack of chick
en- poX. Yesterday afternoon DR..
Sala called DR.. G. L. Eyster into con-
sultation, and they diagnosed the
case as one of unmodified smallpox,
and so reported it to DR.. G.. G.. Craig,
Sr who is acting health commissioner
during the illness of his son.
Hall Guaranteed.
Stodd's hall was Immediately placed
under quarantine and steps taken to
isolate the case as completely as pos
sible to prevent a spread of the dis
ease. Mrs. Hartmann and the child
rem will be kept in the hall and the
building closely guarded until such
time as the health authorities are sat
isfied the last vestige of the disease is
removed. 1t is not thought any others
of the Hartmann family are afflicted.
1t has been agreed that the county
and city shall share equally in stand
ing the expense of cariag for the
smallpox patient. DR.. S. Is. Hall has
been employed to take charge of the
case.
Hartmann is believed to have con-
tracted the disease in LsClaire, Iowa.
Later today DR.. Craig ordered the
removal of Mrs. Hartmann and her
children to the isolation hospital
where accommodations have been pro-
vided for the whole family. On
further investigation he learns the
case has been exposed for nearly two
weeks, and it is possible other people
have contracted the disease.
Talbot, the young man down with
small -poX at Orion, was in Rock ISL
and Monday. He came from the
sOuth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-01
WHAT is THE USE?
No Need To Go Through Life a Suf-
ferer.
Means of Relief Near at Hand and Recon-
mended by People You Know.

What is the use to 60 on suffering
with kidney backache, nervousness,
sleeplessness and dizziness when So
cent box of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids will
cure you? Probably you have not
heard Of Kid-ne-oids, so if you will
read this statement it will pay you
tenfold.
We give you as reference, George
Wilt, cigar manufacturer, who lives
at 343 New street, Peoria. Ill. He
says: Il have suffered for some time
with pain in my back and through my
kidneys, which were very weak, and
on that account l had to pass urine
frequently. The urine contained so
much uric acid that it caused much
pain TO pass it; lit was also highly color
ed and the Odor was offensive. tried
many different kinds of remedies, but
without any permanent relief. Kid
ne-oids gave me immediate relief, and
heartily recommend them to any one
suffering in this way, becauses Kid
ne-oids give you relief and there is no
bad effects after using them; they
strengthen and build up the system. "
Is this sufficient evidence to con-
vince you the Morrow's Kid-ne-oids
are a wonderful remedy for all forms
of kindey disorder? Kid-ne-oids are
not pills, but yellow tablets, which is
a scientific form of preparation of
medicine. They are put up in wood
en- boxes which contain enough for
about two weeks treatment, and sell
at so box at all drug stores.
A descriptive booklet mailed upon
request by John Morrow IL Co., chem
lists, Springfield, Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-01
AMUSEM ENTS.

Walker Whiteside, at the age of so,
has gained a position that commands
respectful admiration. He possesses
exceptional natural gifts, which he
has cultivated with ceaseless industry
and with soul on fire. The rampant
impulse and environment early con-
spiTe to make him an actor. He has
drank OF the pure waters of poetry,
and the eNhilarating influences of the
draught will remain with him till the
end of his days. For this and other
reasons his work is doubly welcome.
There is in his Hamlet to be pre-
scented at the Burtis tomorrow night,
the charms of youth, which, alas, is
nearly always wanting in the Ham
lets" we agree to call great. He like
wise has the princely grace of condi-
ton that strongly appeals to theory
and the imagination. His poses are
exquisite pieces of living statuary.
His gestures represent perfection in
that division of the art. His voice is
rich, freighted with melody, powerful,
of large volume and under good con-
troll. His intellectual penetration IS
felt in every sentence of Hamlet"
Fitz and Webster's company of
clever performers will appear at Har-
per's theatre Sunday night in the ex-
cruciatingly funny comedy, "A
Breezy Time" The piece is a farce
comedy. and an exceedingly enter
tanning event is assured.
The Two Real Coons." Williams
and Walker, and their gigantic aggre-
cation of so people, will be seen in
their new musical farce comedy, the
Policy Players" Sunday at the Bur-
tbs. Inc show is full of new special
ties and novel features, and neither
time nor money has been spared to
make this attraction the leading sue
cess of the present theatrical season.
LAT the White Horse Tavern" the
successful comedy, is to be presented
at the Burtis Monday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-01
WHITE BREAD
Starves Many PeopIe-The Reasons are
Told Below.

Starves Many PeopIe-The Reasons are
Told Below.
4 piece of bread that /! dry, white
and very light in weight seems to the
thoughtful person like so much foam
or other useless and non-nourishing
product.
If one roll a piece of moist, light
bread or the interior of a biscuit be-
tween the fingers, ball of dough is
the result, with an appearance of SOL
idity that makes one question how the
gastric juices of the stomach can dis
solve such wad.
II is small wonder that such food
creates havoc in the way of fermenta-
ton and gas, and consequent disorder.
Many dysPeptics will find great
help by leaving of the ordinary bread
entirely, and using in its place Grape
Nuts, in which the starchy and' nitro
genous substances have been thor
oughly and perfectly cooked at the
factory before being sent out.
There is no possibility of the food
assuming the forms of wads of dough.
On the contrary, the food Is already
predigested, the starch of the grains
has been changed into grape sugar in
the process of manufacture and passes
quickly and directly into circulation.
Grape-Nuts furnish the elements
needed by the system to rebuild, par
ticularly the soft gray matter in the
brain and throughout the nerve CEN
tiers in the body. This statement
will be verified by use of the new
food. 1t is delicious enough to recon-
mend itself upon trial.
All first-class grOcers sell Grape
Suts and the Postum Co. at Battle
Creek, Mich, make them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-01
PARKS AND DRIVES,
Public Movement That Is Becom-
ing General Over the
Country.
ROCK ISLAND Is INTERESTED.

Has Given Subject Considerable Thought
Public Grounds With System of Boule-
vards-wonderfuI Help to a City, Says
President of Quincy Association.
Rock Island has in the last few
years taken quite an interest in the
movement. now becoming pretty gen
eral over Illinois and other states. for
public park and boulevard systems.
Rock Island has parks-two already
improved and two more, RivervIew
and Reservoir, to be laid out-and the
providing of q sy stem of boulevards
is favored by many citizens, who are
hopeful of a realization of the project
before many more years. A commit
tee from Rock Island some time
ago visited Peoria and other cities to
inquire into the construction of park
and boulevards and the expense OF
providing and maintaining them. The
following interview with Edward j.
Parker, president of the Quincy Boule-
ward and Park association, will be
read with interest.
The city has placed five parks un-
der our care and control" said Mr..
Parker. "In these parks are four
miles of drives. OF this mileage
Riverview has half mile, South park
two miles, Primrose half mile, and
Indian Mounds (of which we are TAX
ing care until the city is in position
TO buy) one mile. In the area COW
cred we have under control 81 acres
in Madison park, acres in River
view park, SIS! acres in South park,
II acres in Primrose park, and %
acres in Indian Mounds. This mile
age of driveways and acreage of park
land we are expected to keep in re-
pair. If successful we are rewarded
with praise, and if not we must sub
NIT to criticism. To do the work re-
quires the exercise of the severest
economy. Other cities, you see, are
much more liberal in this direction
than ours is. What Chicago has done
and is doing is well known. Peoria
levies 6mill tax for park purposes
and il yields a revenue of 500, 900 a
year.
Springfield to Have system.
Springfield by a very large ma
jority, has just decided to under
take the creation OF a park system
under the same law as Peoria is work
ing. A park district is created that
includes townships adjacent to the
city. Springfield, like Peoria, will
levy 6-mill tax, and it will yield the
nice sum of SIS, 900 annually. Jack
sonville progressive citizens are in
correspondence with Mr.. Simonds, of
Chicago, in reference to taking up
park work in that city. The park
idea is spreading throughout the
country. Quincy's parks, while not
what they should be, are advertising
the city wonderfully. Nothing will
advertise a city as much as good
streets. well kept boulevards and in
viting, cheerful parks. Given these
and you have Il desirable place of res
;Japra