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Administrator Notes.

Fstnsc OF Arthur y. pholrs, Dec sscsl,
Admlni.iraior OF the Estate OF NFskur Il.
l'hslps late of tile county 0f .MOntezusna and
iicc that hr Will appsar before the County
Court of n0ntsxuma County. u ihe Court
s.H .. y ~ Gortes y nv ~ sms M"n % r" " tnS q.
persons having c,ailns Kgai,lvt said E.tat, am
noiinsd aud requested 10 attfud nv the pur-
pose OF having tho same adjusted. Al per-
sons Indebted to sntd Estate A'e rssluestcd IL
mako Immediate payment TO tl!1 unsicl~i :nrd.
hated shis :ioth day q April 4. .. I'm.
J0E II. DEWITT. .idiIi!uislnltor.
Firss pub. May ; lasst pub. Mpy =, Ian.
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A new elevcn pound boy arrived at the
home Of Henry Abelin laat Sunday even.
ing at 9:40 o'clock. Mrs. Ordway re-.
ports mother and babe doing nicely. but
Henry is looking bad and will have to be
watched closely.
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Mrs. H. b. Wallace and children and
Mrs. Lou Ledbettef. sister OF Mr.. Wal.
lace who came in from Clayviile, KY,
last week. on visit, went to Mancos
yesterday morning. and returned in the
evening after the races.
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Timber Land. Aet June ., le7s.-.
United States Land once,
Durangos Colo,

March d, l0O0
Notion 10 hereby given that ia compliance
With the proyisl0ns " the art OF Congress OF
June ., ts78, entitled IAN act for the ssle Of
timber lands IN TIC gtAtee OF California, Ore
Rcn. Ncvadn. and Washtnytnn Territory" ns
extended 70 all tho Public Land States by net
Of August I, lHE,
william l.. Carver, Of Dolores, county oi
@ontexuInA, state OF Colorado. has this day
nleti In this once bis sworn statement No. ~
for the purchase OF the ~ sw I Sec 10, n 4
nv n 1 e q ,scsion Ia in township 81 range II
And wili Ot1er proof 10 show that tho land
souRtt u morB valuable for IT. timber or stone
lish Ills clalu t. aaid land before the i,cgI nr
and Rcceiver of this 0fllcc ut Durnngo, Cllori.
do, on Saturday. tho 10Th dny " June, ip0O.
:. He names ~ witncsxcss William Miller. Of
Dolores. Colo. Frank Morgan, u Arriola, Colo,
Dnvtdc 1iOf5,cttf. OF DOlorc ~ Colo. and Frank
w. stubbr, 0f Manc0s, Colo.
ANY and nll pcvyon: cialm'!s adversely u,s
thsir claim. In this once On of bcfOrc said
i8.h day OF Juue, lr..
y. Q. pEnKINs. Rcxlstcr.
First pub. April q: last pub. June 4. iHd6
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Timber Land, Act June 5. lo7o...
Notice 1or Ht.blioati1n.
y BSTEff 6sIHu VWkVs
bSFan9'... \; .,S!!:rs!slS. !..l.,.

CMtCq Btalet Land o9leO.
Dutungus tolOrndp,
:N.A!se !. Hereby sivrn thai 10 soinpliurvc.
JMlic q, is.s, entitled sAn art .or Tie -~lc Il
timber lunds In tho states OF California, Orr.
goii, Nevada. aud Washington TcrritOry." Ne
II August I, 1Bk.,
Mario G. dover. ~ GrAsisns. county " Mon,4-
suInn; :S ~ state ot Cosrado. hss III. day nled q
purchase OF the b nv and ~ nv Z 81 s,v-
ton Y! u t0wpsbip y =. range ~ = y APE.
sought % more ysiua6is Tor IL tinlsr " si0sr
sn ~ t,r I,s s,sEae!Ii.rsI 4! .. ruryos and Z: csi.h.
and hcceivcr Of thlS olllcS Il Dun ,C0IosS.
DO, On Thursslny. re Gh day * !ulS, iio.
bne qo1nCs IA W1fneSueAi Louis q. JnkWay.
navl itanlssy and John i. HaYpss cs Duran.
Eot Colo. sna 0cotxe souibi.. q of0fpden., Col0.
ufov6. drkcfibid lands arc FcaneuiSsi ia flic
their claims ~ thia cIicc a. W Ge90Eo sell jl
day cf Jniv. fSy. ="
First VA Acs'i ~ sast rat June rs NO
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The Dolores Undsrtsking Co.. o. D.
Pyle NsnGsr. is prepared 10 handle ev.
erything In the under taking business 10
this section. 0tf
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!. McCurry throw caro- to the winds
on Monday last and came 10 this city to
see the sights and incidently 10 take
home something to stay hunger and
please the children.
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The school election last Monday re.
suited in the reelection OF ". j. Exon,
as treasurer. A special tax Of seven
mills was voted In order to provide an
eight months term OF school.
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Tho Dolores Undertaking Go. IL pre-.
pared to handle the undertaking bust.
ness OF this section. Emhslning. etc.
Placc Of buairees with Tar STAR. ct
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Send your ortlcrs for drugs to George

Send your orders for drugs to George
Woods. u Msncos.
Fat fish on Friday. Eson h Rush re-.
ceivs fresh supply every rhurssisy.
Whom in Dolores stop at the southern.
For RExr.--Ths T.ongwill ranch. up
the river. For particulars call on or nd.
dssss A. 0IoRaErrA.
Fon SALE.-Onc No. no Coloa lIot
Blast heating stove with pipe. coal hod.
sec. A bargain. Cau at this Office and
exa,nine Il. u.
The Inter- Ocsan hotel. oi Durango.
furnishes YOU square wral throo times
y DAY. l'ntronlsr it When ycu visit that
citt.
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Tho ladiou Of the RAthbons Sisters
will giyo nr Ice cream socisl, with .
musical entertainment. OH Friday even.
Ing. May -. q the School Houss Hall.
70 which ~ ~ cordially invited.
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F. F. Peske has been slightly under
the weather this week stomach trouble.
The railroad company should hurry up
that new depot or Peuks's affiiction may
go to hls heart.
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Tho date opposite your name tells you
when your subscription expires. II You
are In arrears please pay up. Strange
- II may sesm, 10 need little cash.
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3. J. Chapman was in town Tuesday
10 can hobbls around on that game foo
but Il has not entirely healed.
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o. D. Pyle 10 now working at Chris
Hopes saw mill-kseping books. sell.
Ing lumber. etc.-haviug commenced on
Monday last.
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Tho town company 10 still adding to
tho appearance Of Dolores by setting out
trees and cleaning of ground.
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Lawrence Lynton and Bert Latxshsw
left last Tuesday for Telluride whore
they sspect to find employment In the
me6tott
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3. r. LAMB oame up from Oortez last
Monday and boarded the Durango train.
Ed had strong Repu blican convention
look. on his otherwise topdsoms profile,
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The Dolores Undertaking Co.. o. d.
Pyle Manager, u nov drm that 10 now
ready for busincss m thls city. Their
stoelk q goods will esffyo today and will
be locssod u the 1de~ buck Of Tns ssAn
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The household Of II. G. Goodman was
increased yesterday BY the addition of ,
brand now girl. Ill doing well.-Moab
Times. Of May4.
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A Danes wss given ut cha Red Mems
hal. irst Fsidx, night. Crowd or.s!.--
fun smaller.
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We tried gardening this week. just
enough 70 remind us that We don't want
70 b B farmer.
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More races at Manoos yesterday.
Squire Wallace can be depended on 10
keep hIs race truck warm Il thero any
rs0s horses in the country.
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". ]. Exon and Fred Kramer visited
Nanoos last Tuesday on business. 70.
turning Wednesday,
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viii Poncrcy went to Telluride last
Eundey and ia nov working Oh d ranch
rcar there.
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Attorney p. q. Ellis Of Costsz. visited
this chop Tuesday. while enroute TO Sill.
yofton ON Law business.
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The season will soon be here when .
girl baits her hook with fried chicken,
picked eggs and lemon pie. and invites
= young man to go to picnic land bite
At It.
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The saw mil, boys fail to apprcciai
the bossinS quul..es OF printer.
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Fat fish on Friday. Exon X Rush re-.
ceiys = fresh supply every rhurstisy.
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-08

your furniture safely and at reason able rates.
 Now is the time to dress up, when you can get suit for $l5 and SIS. Faust the Tailor.
 Fire Insurance-The Arizona Gen. tral Bank represents number of the largest American and English com panies.
 George Blodgett and Henry Cooper left Monday for Prescott, where they expect to engage in livery and draying business.
 F. w. Payne, of BellemOnt, spent Tuesday here. It is said that Frank is not averse to receiving the Democratic nomination for sheriff.
 A large red roan work mare is rang 1~ ing on the ranch of E. s. GOsney south of Flagstaff. The owner is requested to call and get his animal. Mrs. H. H. Watkins of Kingman is visiting friends here. IL Is eight years since her visit to Flagstaff. and she notes many Improvements in the town during that time.
 Sanitary District No. l has been created and embraces Blocks I, ,. 6. r., IS and 32. All property owners in this district are required to connect with the sewer after Sept. 20.
 For Exchange-Two fruit ranches in Los Angeles Co.,, Cal, IS miles from Los Angeles, on the s. P. R. R. Want Flagstaff property. For particulars address w. H. Russell, Flagstaff, Ariz.
 The School ofthe Nativity, conducted by the Sisters of LOretto, opened on Tuesday for the second year. The at tendance was just double that on open- ing day a year ago. This speaks highly for the school. and is proof of the efficiency of it's teachers and of the
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-08
BRIEF LOCALS.


The A. O. U. w. has one assessment this month.
 The Racket Store is the place to buy Navajo blankets.
 A good suit made to fit you for Sl5. Faust the Tailor.
 M. T. Piper has purchased of Andy Klein the Berry building on Railroad avenue.
 Wm. Elliott, who spent the past two years here. left Wednesday for his for mer home in London, Canada.
 w. J. Collard. valued employee of the Saginaw -Manistee Lumber Com pany, spent several days here this week.
 Major McClintOck and wife, who have spent an enjoyable summer here, left this morning for their home in Phoenix.
 K. K. Scott and wife, of Knoxville, Tenn, are registered at the Weather. ford. Mir. Scott is an attorney .at-law and is seeking favorable location.
 D. l.. Cunningham, the Williams at torney, spent several days here this week, looking up his chances for the nomination of district attorney on the Democratic ticket
 Tomorrow Sunday the Flagstaff base ball team will cross bats with the players of Milton. Both teams are practicing daily and those who attend are assured of witnessing fine exhibi- tion of the national game. It is the intention of the management to devote the proceeds of the game in paying the expenses of trip to Albuquerque, where the Flagstaff team will enter the base ball tournament to be held at that place during the fair Admission 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02

in this country. The unlocking is done
by means of the uneoupling lever ex-
tending along the end Of the car to its
side. II it is desired to cut off q car,
the brakeman raises lever, which is
connected by means of chain with
the locking pin. The raising of the
lever raises the locking pin about
three inches and releases the knuckles.
This permits the cars to separate free
ly, after which the lever is lowered.
again placing the coupling pin down
into the socket. This also leaves the
knuckles in position to couple when
the cars are forced together. The
coupling is accomplished automati-
cally by the coupler on one car COM
ing in contact with the rear arm of
the knuckle of the car opposite. fore
ing it backward, the point of the
knuckle striking the locking pin at a
sharp angle. The blow forces the
coupling pin up sufficiently to permit
the knuckle point going beyond it.
whereupon the pin drops in place in
front of the knuckle, securely locking
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
MUSINGS AROUND MILAN
miscellaneous Budget OF News From the
Town on the HennepIn.

miscellaneous Budget OF News From the
Town on the HennepIn.
Milan, Aug. Arthur White, Of
Albany, spent Tuesday with Myron
Rosenkrans.
George Cohen and Ray Fitzpatrick
took in the excursion to Aurora Sat-
urday night.
Ash Fitzsimmons, who drives team
for Phil Z4hn, had an extra horse tied
on behind the light wagon when COM
ing home from work Tuesday even
| ing. When he got on Third street,
between Water and Dickson. the after
horse got frightened and pulled back
in such q manner as to overturn the
wagon and throw Mr.. Fitzsimmons'
oats and straw overheard. Fortu-
nately no damage was done. as Mr..
Fitzsimmons held to the lines.
Mrs. Maria Mccullough, who left
with her children about three months
ago to keep a boarding house in Tam
pico on the canal. returned to Milan
Wednesday.
The rural free mail delivery began
Wednesday. D. r. South has the
contract for year.
Max and Cell Baugh, of Cambridge.
came on their wheels Saturday to
spend few days with friends and
relatives. Max returned home Tues
day, while Clell will remain a couple
of weeks longer.
Misses Bessie O'Neal and Hanna
Ray Little left by steamboat Friday TO
visit friends and relatives in Clinton.
John Brasher, Mrs. William O'Neal
and Mrs. r. Adams were among those
who took in the excursion to Aurora.
A surprise party was given Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Vesta
and Verd Miller. at the home of their
parents on Water street. The even
ing was ioyfully spent till the wee
hours, when the jolly crowd partook
of dainty repast.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Reherd left
Tuesday for Dixon, where Mr.. Reherd
will spend his summer vacation.
William Solenburg. of Rock Island,
is visiting friends in Milan.
The w. M. B. society of the NJ. E.
church and the Ladies' Aid society of
the Presbyterian church are planning
for their excursion up the Hennepin
canal Aug. 9.
Miss Gertie Bradley left Thursday
for trip through the west.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02

factory buildings at East Moline. Sat-
urday evening. Aug. 4.
The dance of the evening is reserved
for those holding special invitations.
A round trip rate of 10 cents has
been provided by the c.. B. & Q. rail-
road company. and trains will leave
Moline promptly st that hour, begin
ming with p NJ. returns on the half
hour. continuing until midnight, only
emitting train from Moline at p. m.
Refreshments will be served by
special committee. Music by Ogden's
orchestra.
We are prepared to care for our
friends.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE,
Union Malleable Iron Company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
LIFE SAVING COUPLER.
Its Use on Freight Trains Reduces Death
Rate 60 Per Cent.

Its Use on Freight Trains Reduces Death
Rate go Per Cent.
The law now compels all freight
cars to be fitted with automatic coup
lers, provided they are used in inter-
state traffic. Several of the states
have followed the federal statute in
passing similar laws requiring the
use of the coupler on cars within the
state. 1t is probably only question
of time before such a law will be
passed by all the states. Bend the
fingers of both hands and hook them
together while thus bent and the re-
suit will be an apt illustration of the
automatic coupler which is most used
on cars in the United States and Can
ada. The mechanical principle in
volved is simple. and yet by its appli-
cation to freight cars it is estimated
that loss of life due to the operation
of trains has been decreased over 90
per cent. The Janney auto matte
coupler has been adopted by the Mas
ter Car Builders association, and over
500, 600 of them are in use on the cars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
SHOPS OF NEW ROAD,
1t is Reported They Are to Be Lo.
Gated at East Mo.
line.
THE GROUND HAS BEEN PURCHASED
Three rs to Commence Running
Trains Into Clinton
Sept. 1.

The Davenport, Rock Island &
Northwestern construction gan e
working from East Moline this way,
has proceeded a mile and half with
the grading for the road-bed. An
other gang is making a fill six feet
deep and sixty-six feet wide on the
fifteen acres of ground lying between
the G. NJ. < St. p. and the e.. B. & Q
tracks which the road recently pur-
chased.
Here it is generally understood the
repair shops are to be located,
says the Moline Dispatch. Gen.
eral Manager Hughes admitted the
purchase of the ground several days
ago, and when asked if the location of
the shops had been decided, replied
that nothing had been settled definite
ly owing to the trouble the road was
having with its right-of-way in Mo-
line.
Traffic Manager George H. Ross. of
the Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Railway
company, states that the Three rs"
expects to commence running trains
into Clinton Sept. /. The bridge and
track near Streator, ILL.,, which have
delayed the running of trains into
Clinton, will be turned over to the COM
pany about the middle of this month.
For the present the trains will run
into Clinton over the Northwestern
bridge. The Three Isl and the
Burlington company jointly own the
road used by the Burlington between
Clinton and Mendoza. ILL.,. and the
trains of both companies will use the
one line into Clinton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
HELP FROM SWEDEN,
Movement There to EndoW q
Chair at Augustana
College.
A DONATION OF 100000 CROWNS
On Condition That a Similar
Fund is Raised in
America.

Augustana college has Just received
the glad tidings from Sweden that q
movement is started over there to
bring Augustana substantial aid in
the form of an endowment fund. The
person who has been the means and
promoter of this movement is one OF
Augustaua's alumni, DR.. Gustav An
dreen. 81. professor OF Scandinavian
languages in Yale university. Dur
ing the last two years he
has been studying at the uni
versities of Upsala. Sweden. and
Christiania, Norway. Being highly
interested in the work of education in
general and an ardent and staunch
friend of his alma mater. he has from
the first of his sojourn in Europe been
actively at work in spreading infor-
nation among his countrymen regard
ing the Swedish-Americans, their
work for higher educational institu-
tions and particularly their oldest and
largest one. Augustana college. In
this way he has succeeded in enlisting
the sympathy of the most prominent
men at the universities of the king
dom. of many bishops and other cler-
gymen, editors of leading newspapers.
influential men at the court and 9TH
ers.
Warm Interest Aroused.
A warm interest is thus aroused
and plans are already mapped out
to start some time this month
or in September, a vigorous aud
general work for the purpose of gath
ering at least 100, 900 crowns. or suf-
ficient to endow one chair at the COL
lege. The liberal donation will be
given on the condition that the college
shall raise, besides, funds suifi-
Gent for the endowment of two
other chairs. As to this con-
dition, there is no doubt that
such move on the part of
the people of Sweden to come
in tLis generous way to the aid of
their emigrated counirymen shall
arouse the friends of Augustana-and
among them there are many in our
city, who have the privilege of hav-
ing the college in our midst-to a
noble competition for the purpose of
fulfilling the condition and thereby
securing for the college an endow-
ment which will remove great deal
of financial EN- barrassment and ena-
BILE the institution to do still more eff
ficent work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
Camp Jottings.

VandrufT's Island. Aug. lone OF
the dish washers of the Three Sinkers
Red Cross camp has received an offer
from one of the largest hotels of Chi
cago as dishwasher, at a great increase
of salary and shorter hours.
AID Gest. Will johnson, DR.. G. W.
Grafton and Harry Schseiner spent
the night at the Three Sinkers.
Sam Dart broke his thumb swing
ing for five spot.
Some of the campers thought the
new moon was coming up at 10
o'clock, but discovered it was only
The ARGUS camp reporter looking for
news.
c. S. Quayle is back in camp after
spending yesterday in Joliet.
Six young gentlemen launched a
camp on the island today. They are:
o. 6. Hubers. II. w. Hubers, II E
Jarchow, of Davenport; Charles
Beichert, of Upton, Ia; l.. j. Tour
tellot, of Wyoming. Ia, and A. E
Vessels. of Clinton Ia Con.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
MORE NEW BOOKS.

The following new books have beer
received at the Rock Island public
library:
Blue Jackets of 1898, Abbott.
Reign of Law, Allen.
Birds of the United States, Apgar
Uncle Sans Secrets, Austin.
Boys Book of Inventions, Baker.
For the Freedom of the Sea. Brady
Cruise of the Cachalat. Bullen~
Young April, Castle.
Book of Days, Chambers.
Danver's Jewels. Cholmondeley; Sir
Charles Danvers, Cholmondeley.
John Marmaduke. Church.
Hilda. Cotes.
Cattle Rancho to College. Double
day.
Adrian Rome. Dawson.
Cadet Standish of the st. Louis,
Drysdale.
Strange Story of Hester Wynne,
Dunn.
Mississippi Valley in the Civil War.
Fiske.
Tramping With Tramps. Flynt.
Tennyson. Ruskin, Mill. Harrison.
Making of Illinois, Mather.
Bee People, Morley.
Gillian, the Dreamer. Munroe.
Braddock, a story of the French and
Indian wars; Century too soon Column
bia, story of the discovery of Amer
lea; Estevan. q story of the Spanish
conquest; Humbled Pride, a story of
the Mexican war; independence. q
story of the revolution; Pilgrims. a
story of Massachusetts,; Pocahontas, a
story of the Huguenots in America;
Sustained Honor. story of the war
of 1912; Union, a story of the great
rebellion; Witch of Salem, Musick.
Among the Meadow People, Pierson.
Ten Years War. Riis.
Steam Engine Theory and Practice,
Ripper.
History of the United States, v. 6.
Schouler.
Manners and Social Usage, Sher-
wood.
Liquid Air, Statesman's Year Book,
Sloane.
Listening Child, Thatcher.
Boys Book of Sport, Thompson.
History of Spanish-American War
of 1898. Titherington.
Hawaii and Its People, Twombley.
circuit Girls, Vale.
Fisherman's Luck. Van Dyke.
Small Engines and Boilers, Watson.
Hearts Highway. wilkins.
Rights and Duties Of American Cit
izenship, Willoughby.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
DECLINES SECOND OFFER.
DR.. swsnsson VIII Not Come to Augustana


DR.. swensson VIII No. Come to Augustana
College.
The following dispatch appears in
today's Chicago Times-Herald:
Kansas City, Aug. DIR. G. A.
Swensson. president of Bethany col
lege, at Lindsborg. Kan, will not 60
to Augustana college, at Rock Island,
Ill. Some time ago he refused an Of
fer of the presidency of Augustana.
The Augustana board therefore made
second tender of the presidency,
offering to wait year or more until
Dr. Swensson could leave Bethany in
capable hands. DR.. Swensson took
the offer under consideration. In the
meantime DIR. Pearsons made a con-
ditional gift of $25. 600 to Bethany.
This decided DR.. Swensson to stay,
and he today positively refused the
second offer from Augustana.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
Moving Pictures at watch Tower.

A free entertainment will be given
at the Watch Tower every night next
week, commencing, Sunday, Aug. 5.
consisting OF a fine display of NOV
ing pictures of naval and land battles
of the late Spanish war, including the
battle of San Juan hill. the rough
riders charge at FL Caney, sinking Of
the Spanish ships at Santiago harbor,
cavalry charges and camp scenes and
many other military and comic pic
lures. Don't miss this big free enter
tainment and a cool, pleasant night
at the Tower. Band concerts as
usual.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-02
Good Medicine for Children

If you have a baby in the house
you will wish to know the best way
to check any unusual leoseness of the
bowels. or diarrhoea so common to
small children. .. P. NJ. Holiday,
of Deming. Ind. who has an IL
months old child, says: Through
the months of June and July our
baby was teething and took running
off of the bowels and sickness of the
stomach. His bowels would move
from five to eight times day. 1 had
a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhea Remedy in the
house and gave him four drops in
teaspoonful of water and he got bet
at ter once" For sale by all drug
gists.