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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
6lei4ealtig.
Die berlanste Mbtretnng bes Morru
cattle ben 9ubamern siemlid
8leidsiiltig.
SIN Wefen bat cine ~ Ell
tere belize @elle lire;
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d. t.
gei Der @erlooinng Der 9eimitatteu
tn Sflaboma iuirS fcin Sdiuin.
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Staaten beabii9tissn, Morro Cattle
beieet gu balten unb es gu befeitisen,
bat bier nt3t piel gesentbeilise goms
mentare berrorgerufen. 9as Yubliz
fun i'm NGsemsinen erpartete, bab
Morro Cattle unb bic Seftuns gaba=
mas als Slotten : Station beanfpru6i
tperben. Die vOiscuion" proteitiri
segen bisfe Mbiidt. neil es einen
Druid elmer itarfen Ma9t auf eine
idna9e bebeutet, fiiat aber binau, baf
&uba ntdts anberes tbun tann. als
iib. fiiseu.
Better.
8anfas gitp, 20. Suli.
Seit 81 Sasen lit bic Semperatur
ieben Sag iiber 80 @rab geftiesen. Nu
ben meiten Sasen fties fie iogar aui
100 @rab ober mebr. 4u9 beute mar
es 2 8rab Iber 100. Set benz 5
@pril bat es bier nur einmal nennens=
tpertb geregnet, unb stpar am %,
sunni. SobesfdGe, bic brett ouf Bit
9ibe 5uriid5ufiibren iinb, tpurben in
ben lebten Sasen nur penise gemel=
bet, Oafir lit aber bic aIgemeine
Sterbli9teif febr srpb, DEFENDERS unz
ter &tnbern unb alien 2euten. Dior
gen pirb ir ben meiiten &irhen, in
8ea6tung Der Proclamation beg
8o%uberneurs, INN Hegen sebetet.
aeofuf, Sa., 20. Suli.
9ier itteg beute bas Sbermomete,
Big auf lob @rab, unb itanb UNI Z
ubr Mbenbs mod auf SO. Geit IL So
gen tit bic 9iBe tGglid auf 95 @raf
ooer mebr g~efttegen.
Ses MDines, Sa., 20. Suli.
Nuf 1882 9rab 5eiste beute bag
Sbermometer 5tpii6en 8 unb 4 ubr.
ct. Paul, Minn., 20. Sult.
9eute mar bier Der beiBeite Sag be:
Sabres. 8eri9te dus benz Staate mel:
ben 9ibegrobe BON 100 Big 108 9rabe
Snfplge bieier bei1pianoien 6ibe nirf
in man9en S6eiler bes Staates BIZ
Grntearbett: erit geusn Nbenb beforgt
Milfpuufee, @is., 20. Suli.
Sas thermometer Der Wstterpart;
Seiste beute auf 10Ograb. Oiess lit bi
bD9ite Semperatur felt 1887, als BIZ
9ibe auf 100 Grapc ftieg-
2incDln,, 9ebr., 20. Suli.
I'm z uhr Mbenbs berrf6te hie,
mod cine 'Semperatur BON 100 @rab
na9bem bos S9ermometer Big aul
1924 Grab se~itiesen mar.
@orda9tamaRree el.
@l Gena 8. G., %. Suli.
@iele Mdnner hriiften iib bamtt, q
gu Mese2 gebradf. gu: Babeu. ii9 su1
Snanfprudnabme pom rGlaims" II
benz er0ffneten &iotpu : Commando Sc:
biet in iebem ber.6 8egi1trirunssbuoer
in ST Heno regifrieren gu lafen uni
benfen bdburd, penigifens Elm 2oos
BON ben $4,000 3ieben au fnunen. Com:
miKdr Ht9arhs erfidrte heute, baB BIZ
Sbentificirunesfarte elmer ieben Ger:
ION, bic einf @lidsnummer sDge, aufs
@enaueite geprift tpernen nirbe uni
tpena IS fi9beruusffsGe, bdB biefe Ser
ION mebr al seminal regtitrtrte, fie &c:
atpunsen tpenbrn tpirb. tbre 9etmftdtt'
tpieber a~ufaugeben!,
Tnter ben S.nnfernern- tpelde helttl
ST
Trsistdie 1DBS ota, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
sa.ia AzzZ&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
Buluut.

~Sie slaltben nidt, 9err 2eutnant.
tpie mid fortpGbrenb bic MisrGne
plagt!"- beireife pirtli9 ni4t.
tpie ein 10 iaSuer aOpf nur tpehe thuu
tann!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
3a1fEnrrHnnNpn

sd fdabe Sbre So6ter unenb>
ltd bp6, 9err &ommeroienratb!"
-.gea. ma, 10 ptel bao' It'd
bod nt4t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
GrHEte 9d11nhrit.

8rdutisam: sd fase S6nen.
{dDn, 1T mein 8rduthen nte cine
biibf9e Ralertn ouf ibrem Selbitpors
frat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
ARTHUR HUSSEY,
= Sanbler In
Sapeten= mn 3immer . Nonlbinss.

gelor9t eontractli6 gnitrsideu, Gefor;ren
nno SapeSiren. Bette 2lrbsit gu aHgemeiie=
nem pretle beIor9t unb %sarautirt.
Sttlce II. WertltGt:e: /. Ctr. an. 4. II. 5. Qpe.
33zlJ ct. Gloub, Rinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
,Tutdl.

rSbre erfteeboreuen SO9ter, Sraa
Miler, finb 3ptGinge9"-nM9 io-
ih babe qIei1 anei Meltete.@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25

VU0
bier resiltrirten, befinhen fi9 u. M. De-
lesat s. 5Ipnn, urrb Sodter. Ridter
Sobn $. 8urforh,, Der PrGfbent bes
Dbsrseri1tes bpn Sftabomo. unb Der
iriiberere &anfas'er gonsrebreprGs
T%entant, Ssrrp Gd1npfOn.
Wiebery ean GinboItsbes
fell.
@tIfesfarre. Ha., %. Suit;
Die 2ebigb 8anep goat So. fi4az
fe fi9 elmer tempordren Ginbalts6ez
febl, burd tpsfd5en es BEN ftreitenben
Seiaern u~ntsrfast purbe, bic 2e1te.
Bic ia. ben Mtaftbp &ohfengrubera ar
Better, au hefdFisen. 9ie GompGsnie
beidfperte fh, bab bic Streiter
Wa9tpoiten ausfteIen. pelde Die, gun
Mrheit gefruben 2eute belditi9en' UNI
Tie abfperoig MAIDEN tponen. Dsputn'
5Ariffs ibereaber "a Strsifern
biden gtn6altsbefsbl, iber~ beF,n
ebentuelfe Wieberaufbebung moreen.
Mpntaa. psrbanbeft perben fo1.
Ser SenerbGmcn.
Sicse, Sa., %. Suli.
Ote etpo 1000 Ginpobner sGblenbt
Ortidaft G;ceri1Ie tpurbe bsuts beinah'
eGnstih burA 5euer aerit0rt. SIM Sc:
16dftstbeile febt fein efn5tgeS 9au:
mebr.
Musber8 unbesRaupt # q b t
@aibingtpn, %. Slili.
Ser nerflsbare 8aar : 9eitano hes
Bunbes ; Shabamtes betrGgt ben
beute per0ffentli6ten IuspeiIe 5ufol
ee $t73, 994SQ3. mooon ~$96.45t,45:
@olb lit. Oas I9liebt bic @olb He
ierpe non $150.0Q0.0o0 ni9t elm.
BON g d ii BenfeF.
Can Srancisco, Gala, %. Suit.
Der porausii9tlias S9ubentOni!
Mbolpb Streder maGte beute auf bel
STANDARD : S9eibe nit so S4ifer
40 Sreffer.
Silberbeder sepannen: 6. u
S9afer. Colorado; 6. u. Bridge, Ser
mont; SnlpiaN S~rpunsline, gtuctn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
+ Pammerten's

VIet1COIQpcM uit
81 Npenne iIoli6, Der Gofofiae seeeniiber
empfeblt i'd,
~ lerner Saaren wesen, SeRn MIR srtes.
tets trtlbes, appetit erresenbes SleiiG
wiro bel uns perabreiGt.
~ ieiHer Rein!i6feit pe3er, Die pon ms
a!s Salpteiseni6aft IN sinem Sleii6se=
fdGfte betra6tet pire.
By Der slporfommenoen 9eStenuns nese1r.
sss etnem ieoen Suuoeit ;u tbeil lpiro BET
&Dft s XammerTen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
g IL E n.

Nto Oe SQletrp, Y. SuIt.
Mbmiral MeGo bat am Mittno4 Elm
r1eues Memprial an ben gongreB gez
5anbt, in benz er ben prGiipenten be-
i9ulbist, bab er ibn in unsere6tsr
Weife babe einferfern lahen. Der
Yrdiibent bes Observation-Disclosures
fanbts bic Shrift NIT benz @srmert
auriid, bab bic Sa9e erlebigt lei.
Ser Minifter Der ausipartisen In=
selesenbeiten %perbanbelt nit ben Sc
5anbtsn Der Ser. Staaten unbl peraS
iber ben punameritaniiden Gonsrsb.
ynrtuntr.
CQlus benz Mlbum zines Snngge5el'
LEM ,Wenr, 3pei fi4 hetratbess
freut ii9 Der Orit.e!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25

Ser Dispatd pirb aus 9elena,
Mont.. semelbet, buB bel Mifoula
meite Walbitreden in Slammen iteben.
Die rNortbern Paeiftc" unb bic Pima
conha Co." baben sroBs ahtbeilunsen
BON 2euten anseite0t, bic Der Weiterz
perbreituns bes 8ranbes entsesenara
heiten. Ser Shaben 1T bebeutenb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-25
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5rumts @dlatter, Der fogenaante
rqSfri6e Setler" nurbe beute benz
3oliaeiridter auf sic anflage oer go.
aaburrbase borssfiibrt unb our 3abz
lung ban $40 ober 30 : tdsi@r Orr
beifs6eusfrafe p~eruatbeilt. Qls'tr nu9
Der 3efs suridsefiilrt purbs;s bat Ct,
paB bic 8eanten bes Ir~bss8sbaules
pom Ibfdeeren iesner 2odes Nbitanh
nebmer mD9ten. 5dlatter faste benz
Midter .bab er mad Qualification ge@
fnmmen pGre, III. bon feiner 5rau. bic
i'm p~erlalien bate, Die Suitimmrrg
gum 8erfauf einigen engtifden @taen-
tbums gu erIansen unp ba tie ihn,
bies abidlus. gu trintsn a~nsefansen
bate. Gin 8oli5iit heidmor, bob or
@9latter, nmseben bon elmer ldrmens
ben @eienSdaft a~nsetroffen unb er aus
seseben tdtte, bab er feit benz 3. Suit
ouf Der Spree" JET.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
MANY ARE REMEMBERED
IN JAMES TAYLOR'S WILL

The will of the late James Tay lor,
of Edgington township, was admitted
to probate yesterday afternoon. By
the terms of the instrument, of which
Daniel Montgomery is made executor,
the grandchildren to the number of
30 are each remembered with $50 in
cash. Mrs Janet Flower, a daugh-
ter, is given the home in Taylor
Ridge, and Mrs. Anne Frey, of Eldora,
Iowa, another daughter, is given lot
in the same village, and the sons,
James Z. and John, are each substaE-
TALLY remem bered. Mary Ann Brown,
who was housekeeper of the deceased
for number of years, is given $50
aud a portion of The household goods.
The division of the other articles of
furniture and various personal effects
is provided for.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
BOY A BOLD BURGLAR
James Courtney Gipe Enters
John Peters Saloon on Sec
ond Avenue.
MISSES MONEY AND TAKES ON JAG
Found by Proprietor Behind Bar
HeIpIessIy Intoxicated--Un-
der Arrest.

James Courtney GiPe is once more
in serious trouble which this time
may result in his being deprived OF
his liberty for long time to come.
Some time last night he effected an
entrance to the saloon of John Peters
on Second avenue by crawling in
through q skylight.
He ransscked the barroom, pryiDg
open a number of drawers in a vain
search for cash, and ended by filling
his pockets with cigars and drinking
all the whisky he could hold.
When the proprietor opened up this
morning he found Gipe behind the
bar on the floor in beastly state of
intoxication. He was absolutely dead
to the world and when the patrol
wagon arrived he was dumped in and
hauled to the station to sober up.
Suspected OF Other Jobs
This escapade points solution to
the Jobs committed at a number of
drug stores up town a few weeks ego,
the perpetrators of which the police
were unable to discover.
James is out of the reform school
on parole now and it may be he will
now be incarcerated in an institution
the aims OF which are less of charit-
able nature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
A $4,000 BLAZE AT
DAVENPORT LAST NIGHT

Fire was discovered in the sash and
blind factory at the z. j. Stelling &;
Co. establishment on West Sixth aud
Marquette streets, Davenport, at $3.50
O'Clock last night. 1t was hard job
for the firemen, but with the assist
ance of the admirable pressure fur
nished by the Water company they
made all the Roadway possible, and
though they could not prevent the
p actically total destruction of the
factory building and the sheds and
lumber nearby they succeeded in
preventing any spread TO the resi-
dences, which were so close to the
mill and at one time in such immiu-
eat danger of going up in smoke.
Toe fire was not entirely out until
after midnight. The loss is esii-
mated at $50. 600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
BAD WRECK ON The
MILWAUKEE AT cORDOVA

A wreck occurred on the Milwaukee e
road at Cordova last evening about s
o'clock which resulted in the damag-
ing of several cars and passenger
engine to such an extent that the lat
ter had to be taken to the shops.
A freight in charge of Conductor
Axelson and Engineer Lanning was
pulling onto side track north bound
when it was struck by the south
bound passenger due here at 9:15.
The engine crew of the latter, seeing
a collision was inevitable, jumped and
the fireman was slightly injured.
the track was blocked and after the
wreckage of the cars that were hit
had been pulled aside. the passenger
was taken in tow by the freight en-
CINE and brought to this city, arriv-
ing here at midnight.
A brake beam on a west bound
freight on the Rock Island road
dropped when the train was near
Joliet yesterday afternoon and half
dozen cars we're thrown from the
rails. The main line was blocked for
five hours, and passengers from the
east were correspondingly late.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
MRS. THOMAS GRANT DEAD.
Passes Away AT Third Avenue Home Ar
ter ~ Short Illness.

Passes Away at Third Avenue Home Ar
ter ~ Short Illness.
Mrs. Florence G. Grant. wife Of
Thomas Grant. died at $3.50 this
morning at Der home, 1923 Third
avenue, after a weeks illness with
indian nation of the bowels. She was
20 years of age last March, and was
born aud raised in this city. She is
survived by her husband. father, II.
Fuhlendorf; three sisters. Miss Emma
Henrietta, at home; Mrs. Thomas
Thomas. of South Rock Island. aud
Mrs. Frank w. Reed, of Sterling,
Kas and TWO brothers, William, of
St. Louis. and Charles. of near Chi
csgo. The funeral will be held from
the home at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Julia Lemon died at noon to-
day at her home, els Seventh street.
She is survived by her husband and
two children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
MRS. BELL IN THE CITY:
TELLS OF ORION CASE

Mrs j. j. Bell, OF Orion, who is
he victim OF the accusations of Mrs.
G.. w. White. wife of the pastor of
the BiPtist church there. was in the
city today calling on friends, of whom
she has a large number here and in
Moline.
Mrs. Bell said it was not necessary
for her 10 deny 10 her friends the
charge of Mrs. White that she wrote
the silly letter addressed to Mr..
White that the latter's wife found in
her home. Mrs. Bell said her friends
knew her better. A ministerial COM
mittee, composed of pastors from
Rock Island, Moline and Davenport,
had investigated the affair and exon
Grated her of any un-christian like
conduct, and indicated Rev. White
as well. Mrs. Il 81 said only few
members of the church were at the
meeting that dismissed Rev. White.
Mrs. Bell said the statement
made in The ARGUS yesterday to tho
effect that she had applied for trans
fer OF membership from the Orion
church to Moline and that the Orion
church meeting had refused her re-
quest, WAS erroneous. She had not
yet asked for transfer of member
ship. tat expects to later on. MIR. and
Mrs. b. d. stevenson and Mrs. Will
liam Bolles, Mrs. Bell says, have
asked permission to change their
membership from Orion to Moline,
and their applications are to be acted
upon Saturday.
Rev. + p. Brand, secretary of mis-
sions for the Baptist church in Illi-
nois, has been called to Orion to adj
juss the church trouble. He was
formerly pastor at Orion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
WORK FOR THE TERM
Outlined by Supt. Ferguson at a
Meeting of the Division
Teachers.
INTEREST IN INSTITUTE GROWS
Messers. Hall and Davis Con-
tinue Their Lectures
Enrolment.

The Rock Island county institute
continues to attract a large attend
ance both OF county and city teachers.
Prof. Hall today continued his lee
lures on geography, and Prof. Davis,
In his nature study talks, illustrated
Interestingly the manner in which
plants have solved the que .tion of the
perpetuation Of species.
At the meeting of the division
teachers from the different parts of
the county yesterday afternoon the
main address was made by Supt. Fer
guson aud the work of the divisions
for the coming season was outlined.
Roark's Method of Education" the
text book that will form the basis of
the discussion. was introduced to The
teact ers and The especial features EN- =
b died were pointed out.
New Arrivals.
Following are the county teachers
who have registered since Tuesday:
Ella Liphardt. Mamie Dillon, Nellie
o. Renell. Luella Huthmaker. Mrs.
Harriet Weinberg Goodmanson, Susie
ID IiRlnSlon' Liila ruiSinSeT' MIL
ME Quayle, AIDA Bowers, Lucy Dun
bar, Margaret Atkinson, Evange-
line Bailey. E5ith Davis, Martha
Huesing, Clara Harrington, Ed
ma Moore. Natalie Nlir1ield, Flor
ence Kerns, Ida NJ. McGinnis. Elsie
Ostrom. Mary Penney, Flora Repine,
Charlotte Raugh, Esther Seaburg.
ida Lysell, Adela White.
Additional names from outside the
county are:
Archie Bowser. Muscatiue; L S.
Braden, Presumption: Maudo Robert
son, Davenport; Elizabeth Smith,
Fulton, Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
SORRY FOR THE ENGLISH.
Tom nIarshan Talks of Hts Recent Tour
Abroad.

Tom Marshall Talks OF HIS Recent Tour
Abroad
Hon. Tom Marshall, mayor Of
Kcithsburg, but better known as one
OF the best wing shots in the world
and captain of the famous team that
went to England to teach the British
ers how to shoot, has returned to his
home after visit with relatives.
While here he called upon a mum Der
of local trap shots and, of course. tho
topic of conversation was the Euro
pean trip Mr.. Marshall was asked
If he thought there would be return
match.
mot till the English learn how to
shoot" he answered. He had all
kinds of pity for the vanquished. BE
fore the match the BrItishers were
ready TO bet large sums on their own
men, but it didn't take long to drive
the betters out of the business. The
poorest shot among the Americans
was much better than the best shot
among the Britishers, and the Ameri-
cans won every match and contest
they entered. The Britishers thought
they knew something about shooting
but after the match they owned up
that they knew nothing about it what
ever -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. Otis Booth has gone to Albany.
Ill, on n visit.
! Mrs Mary Kough-Jordan, of South
Bend, Ind, is visiting in the city.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. A. Tracy, Of Chi
cago, spent last nigh: at the Harper.
Cliff rd and Miss Ethel Ray and
Miss Nellie Cox visited in Hampton
t4lay.
Mrs. C. A Schoessel and children
left this morning for visit at Lone
Tree, Iowa.
Mrs. John Curtin and children
went to Beardstown today for few
days visit.
Da. Normoyle. of Chicago, re-
turned home today after visiting with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Morrison. who has been witt
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. f Kost,
left for Ipavia, Mich, today.
Mrs. NJ. G. Moore left for her home
in Dwight, ILL.,, today after u visit
with Mrs Esther f. Murphy.
Mrs. Nj. A Liscom, OF Heyworth.
Ill returned home today after Il visit
with MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Liscom.
Mrs. w. n. Gemmill and children,
of Chicago. arcived today on visit
with Mt. and Mrs. III. Is Hubbard.
Miss Lillian Streckfus, of Louis
vile, Ky. left for home today. She
had been visiting with relatives here.
Charles Thierman and Johu Bend
o, Chicago, returned home today
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Etzel.
Gus and Miss Mary Eastberg at
tended the Cambridge fair today.
The latter will remain for a week s
visit.
Mr.. asd Mrs. o l.. Bruner. of Tay-
Tor Ridge, aud party are back from
their TIP to the Pan-American expo
sition.
Bennett Payne, of Brazil. Ind,
who has been the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Bclander, returned home
today.
Harry NJ. McCaskrin left today for
Peoria, where he is to hang out his
shingle for the practice of law. His
brother George will continue here.
Mrs. S. NJ. Ratio and daughter.
Laura, and Mrs. T.. l.. Thompson, of
Louisville, Ky, left on their return
home today after visiting with Mes.
Matt Bachman, of South Rock Island
Rev. Phillip Andreen. president of
Augustana college, left Tuesday for
Elgin TO Join Mrs. Andreen. They
are TO go TO Pitts burg for few days.
returning in time for the opening of
the college, Sept. s.
Rev. Thomas j. Shuey, pastor of
Memorial Christian church, leaves
tonight for Spring field, where he is to
fill Sunday engagement at the GEN.
trail Illinois chautauqua. Fred Mich
OILS will conduct the sunday morning
and evening services at Memorial
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
Could Not Identify Hin.

Chief of Police Lawrie. of Sterling,
was in the city yesterday afternoon to
look at &. IL. Persons, arrested and
held for the collection of money on
Labor day programs, aud see il he is
the man wanted there under the name
Of Thomas Ryan for the same ofTense
as was committed here. He was un-
able to state positively that Ryan and
Persons are one and will send another
man who was better acquainted with
the case. Persons hearing was again
in Magistrate Johnson's
court till next Monday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
PACKET j. s. Is LAID UP
WITH BROKEN HOG CHAIN

The new packet j. S. last evening.
while enroute down from Clinton on
her regular trip, broke what is known
in steamboat parlance as the ''hog
chain, and upon her arrival here was
taken to Kshlke's boatyard for re-
pairs.
The "bog chain" is the brace which
holds the ends of the boat aud pre-
vents saggiDg. Ii passes from the
ends up over the deck and is sup
ported with braces in the center. The
consequences of it's parting are not
Immediately serious, but if not re-
paired would in time result in the
gradual dropping of the bow and
stern.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22

Ia cases of cough and Group give
the little one One Minute Cough Cure.
Then rest easy and have no fear. The
child will be all right in little while
1t never fails. Pleasant 20 take,
always safe and sure and almost in
stantaneous in effect. B. 81. Bieber
and Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
River RIpIets.

The stage of water at the Rock
Island bridge was 2.45 at 6 a. m. and
stationary. The temperature at noon
was SO.
The j. w. Van SAINT came down
with 81 strings of logs.
The Ravenna brought down eight
strings of lum Der.
The Winona was in and out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
Ambulance Calls.

Robert Lynn. who lives at Tweut, =
seventh street and Eighth avenue,
was removed to st. Anthony's hosp
tai yesterday afternoon in the ambu-
lance. He is suffering with a variety
of ailments.
Roy Mansfield. who has typhoid
fever, was removed in the ambulance
from his home. 2S10 Eighth avenue,
to the hospital Yesterday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22
Cation In Trouble.

w. IL. Cation. formerly of this city,
and Clarence Green, proprietors Of
billiard rooms at 1913 Dearborn street,
Chicago. were bound over to the
criminal court by Justice Prindiville
yesterday on a charge of keeping a
gam bling establishment The COM
plainant was William Goelz 22ST
North Hermitage avenue, who CLAIM 9
to have lost 5000 in bettiog on bill
lard games
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-22

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide
for its cures. 1t never
fails and is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by all druggists.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30

The first appointec In the United
States Rat and Mouse Catching
Service was n large, grey tabby.
She secured the place through the
recommendation OF her owner.
who certified that she was not
only n good mouscr, hut also u
friend Of the Administration
qualities which she mt once cxcm-
pliied by hor work.
"With New York IA an example
other ost-ohlccs asked for cats.
and to-day nearly every large
olicc In the United States has It's
Official mouscr or rat-killcr. who
receives from nine to twelve dol
lars n year. This income IL TX
pended under the supervision of
the postmastcrs for the purchase
of food. Milk Is the chief item,
for the cats are supposed to pro-
vide themselves with meat"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Wabash Low Rates.

Sept. 7th TO 18th inclusive the
.ratc to Buffalo n. Y. and return
will be sis.25 good for u days.
On the list and 3rd Tuesdays In
September Home Seekers tickets
will be sold to the Territories and
many OF the states at one way
fare plus two dollars for the round
trip.
Sept. list to 10th inclusive round
trip tickctr will be sold to Denver
Colorado, Pueblo and Glenwood
Springs Colorado also To some
northern points for less than the
one way fare. For particulars
ask nearest Wabash agent.
c. A. cARNAHAN, Agt.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Cats rs Government Officials.

''Seyeral years ago n letter con-
tanning a large sum of money dis
appeared from the New York
post-onicc,' writes Hugh Neither
ton, In The Ladies' Home journal
for September, In telling of Seats
that Draw Salaries" "a month
after the disappearance desk in
one OF the rooms was moved, and
on the floor was found ancst of
young rats resting on a bed OF
macerated grcenbacks-all that
was left of the missing letter.
Uncle Sam at last decided to en-
ploy n cat to protect the New York
post-oficc from rats and mice.