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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08

Saving ones money by not
doing necessary advertising in
conducting business, is like saw.
ing it by starving to death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08

FOR SALE-SOMETHING NEW
Just completed, "up-to-date" houses, in a
trail, convenient section northwest.
Nos 912-914-916-91S 900 Westminster street;
select square, near 9th and streets, of the
most convenient locations northwest, a few steps
from the 9th street cars, 18th and 18th street
cars schools, stores and churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
THIS is CHEAP.
IN n<n

Rented SIS per mo. Worth $50 per mo.
desirable home or ell-paying Investment.
comparatively 3-story bay window brick
in select section of the northwest, near Metro
politan car line; rooms and bath: cellar and
furnace: lot 1885. alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
New York Office: Tribune Building.
Chicago Office: Tribuns Building.

The Evening Star IS served to subscribers In the
city by carriers, on their account at 10 cent,
per week, or a cents per month Copies at the
counter, cents each. By mail-anywhere 10 the
US acknowledgements prepald-50 cents per month
Saturday Star, 81 pages. 81 per year; With for
eign postage added. $3.50.
tEntered at the Post Office at Washington. d. @.
as second-clsss mali matterD
u All mall subscriptions must he paid IN advance.
Rates Of advertising made known on application
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

| must know the cause and give the people
| louE range forecasts
hccords OF the past is one or the most
interesting publications of our time m
Is edlted by great scholars who arc ar
AnoWlcdgcd authorities
Suthtle, the English authority IN elec.
ulclty' says when two drops Of water miro
surplus OF electricity is left over. Ac.
nTI,nuiatl9ns OF that electricity cause fight.
,mE unu thunder The drops Of water IN
tuN FORM OF mist or fog are raised from tho
seas by electricity; that elecfririt,, tn,rss
uo"h from space through the high bnroInp.
NJ 'ooI OF cold wave and has its origin i'm
lllt SOAR system, the sun moon aun rt,,,-
~ acuhg ms the magnets do fin mo ctrct.,
nlharo; Therein is the basis Of rlanstor,
mcteorOlogy '' Va planetary
tfot- Loeb of Chicago unlyorsi-v sovs
saI water injected into the veins yv,ii To
tb .ue heartbeat after death and oIonr
tt 'a' ny experiments OF that great Dstff,i,
bcoip" vi IsHrnlhg are seeking To restore
n'"I'H ana extend the ayprngn to,,,,
human life Frogs. fishes aII ttms ~ a.. ~, ~.
~ Oh me arc uscd IN the cypertn,cpts
ahu u mas been proven thar aic,,r,,,,, - -
Is the life force 'No' eiecltlclty
an eN,tg drop Of water that fails no r,,,
* mt OF aust and ELECTROMAGNETIC cis,n,
~ no UuH5 10 necessary to the fornntton
Cio,tJ SStu urop' ! believe that while inc
a., ~" Iu1ees are condenslne me ,,nts,,,ro
~ .y atmosphere TO form the rain lIro,, ~ =,
gfnj 5oss az me atmosphere IA Accumulated
canse - ~ 'he center of the rain dron ne
ni1h "a 'ht electric forces The rain 80,
annlogous t ust particles at its center A.
me process Is seen IN fbe o a,u part or
solid center. auu It's little
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
Copyright, 1902, by W. T. Fos,er.)

ST. Joseph, No, November 2a-(Copvrigbt.
ed, 1902 10y w. f. Foster)-Iast bpue,in
gave forecasts Of disturbance to cross com.
tlnent December to S, warm wave Decom.
her to and cool wave December 4
to 10.
Next disturbance will reach pac,e, o,,s.
about December s, cross west Of Roc,,,o,
10y close Of the 9Th, great centr,i -
VA TO 18th, Eastern states l9tb
Warm wave will cross west M po-,,,,.,
"ou0' december 8 great central valleys
"'h Eastern states 18th. Cool wave win
cross west of Rockies about December n
great central valleys 18th, Eastern stotos
10th. S'''cS
Temperature Of the week ending Docem.
her VIII average below normal an M,
Northwest below I'm Southwest. obovc ror
mai ON Pacific coast below I'm ONT r,l
leY' lake region and Northeastern st,te.
ana about In Southeastern States not.
IaIl VIII be above normal In soutby,c.t
aooNi IN Southeast, above In Northeast
above IN Northwest and below on paclar
SLOPE VA a''hc
,.i Immediately following date Of this bpI.
,gtla low temperatures WIN prsv''n "Jt
NRthWest ana Southwest whit 80 ~
tu'r WI pr moderate on Pncldc slons -
n nhlo valley, about great iaees W. W. a''M
cru States '"'' ~ southeast
these bulletins predicted that +,r,,,..
"tutc OF INST half OF Noven'is li,
1ft'0ke above normal and In did eeu'I
~ people not Ia be lu a hurry aho,,t ,uuA
Jug scar ana ] was right N"v,S uuRR ,
gsE tlal you Will need fuel for ers WI
Nv december and then FOR two ,raot ~" W.
WI nor need much IRE Nv for,ce ~ suu
uol PERFECT, but Il will nav ~ a 80. NJ
S1nr augfs by them. The nriccs az eukg
WY 90 lower after January / Va wal
we count back COO wears a.,h -,
hds had more than loom Oo e,saCu OF us
anS plg Spectators AZ Cbicsgo
complete control Of the pratt eaho nave
RaNt peen keeping corn nricss ~. ny ana
Wv delivery above the nnrr,aif' |eCem-
itiees are high Is a GOOD tiN,o -. while
20 sel, Wheat Is low enc,,ch ', narlhers
uary. "F before end Of Jan,
s, chsmlcai afhnlty Of atoms ,s a.. -.
s.eFet or the universe W., ~ tne sseat
NsacI forming molecules rvs su4s go
Xvi,t1e' .ins point Of motion -
Nn'h near where the snr
~ PC seen as a light on tbe - VScurs u
NUS similar 90 that seen ~ ana low
mn HH.h9h tee clouds are low ci'y
80 ,.Alted States weather
ti,n .SA.h great work IN M a isAu mas
eIona 1ne upper atmosphare i,rEssIiga,
St,ouu formation and moSe,ea,,. inclnaing
s ssM 70 using what thev iae..' VIII
,hss toteeasting. II win sSh ~ short
' 'Aiae Of shsEt range f oH saass,ssinE 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
The Mystery Of Grace.
Bst II Can he Acquired by The Woman Who goes
Ar 1t the Right Way.

each muscle IN unconscious sympathy with
tho other.
Exercise goes tn strengthen and develop
the muscles And exercises are an worry
fine but they should DE offset by q set Of
exercises rclialouIy pr0rUgrI H the inter
est of sympathetic muscular action, else
The muscles become hard ana iudcxiblc, aud
the motion rs rugged ana harsh.
Gulce exercises are almost nll OF o re-
linking character or Of Kidd la WHICH the
trunk is the center NJ action, while the
llmhg arc passive and responsive. They
should be- uractircd after developing rXer-
ciscs. then they viii Buvc an astonishing
effect and Doe rcstful and wholesome.
children tukr naturally 10 grace eXer-
else, and 10 is of great importance 70 start
thcm 40 "a few simple exercises Tn time TO
preserve the delicious 5uppIcncss of tneir
muscles.
children m this respect arc excellent
muEtors fnf the grown M Ones cud cIn
teach thulr elders 20 wonderful lot ON this
subject They inscnably adopt the COR
rect mode Of exercising because they have
urYcr learned what 10 is 20 have their lit
tlr bodies crampCd into tight and uncum-
Portable clothes. Their little muscles arc
young aud flexible, never having had q
chance To- harden and grow tease from
rucvelOpmrnt or more correctly
gpcutiug, UusymmctrcH development
Nothlug Us more beautiful for a woman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30


! edly give YOU red nose. It viii also
! make Your hnnds red aud viii cause tho
! VEINS to stand ont upon your forehead 10
/ not aiicmui anything 50 foolish. Better TO
reduce by following directions.
( To loNelorn Girl 1t seems impossible
/ tuAt your appearance could turn your lover
{ away from YOU surely you had frecklcs
/ 40 me time he proposed to YOU. Get rid OF
7 ,he IreoAlcs, os ] have advised. ana then
In.h up another ana more iaithftl young
man.
To Mrs Margaret To make the hair
rrd, when II IS the color you describe you
can wash 10 ln soap and WINTER and thc1
w a strong dccocuuu of tea, This will an
SWer the purpose ! am sure.
10 - noun II Your hair cdn he made
very light and nuhE. which will keep a in
curl Wash It I'm horacc acid, much luted
WIN wat r. aud dry u la the sun. DO this
quite utttu.
To Muturr-Ihcrc Is NO rule for tho wash.
lhE or the Aulr ~ thr hair Is dark and
n.lN II may need washing every week
Iaerc are certain dry kn3s ot hair that do
not need u over once q mouth oily hair
needs 10 oftcucr You must Doe the Judge ui
ms for Yourself nn mot shampoo gray
halr any oft"ucr than is absolutely naecs-
To Teacher Tho line between your eyes
must he mass ccd every ulEht with gopI
cold cream DO not neglect it single
night aud be very careful Tint il docs not
tCepen into furrcw This crease Is ono
or the signs ~ age gud you are 200 young
To Aunt C / think so Is too young for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

For The Post.
Have you never seen a woman with the
power TO please recognized In her the pres
ence OF some fascination. felt the force OF
II. and yet In sitting down TO casually puz-
zle her out, found yourself utterly bnnlcd
utterly at a loss TO ascrlbe her charm to
any particular quality VI mind or person
some one said wisely; I'm mystery lies
charm" One may not happen 20 know his
name, but whoever and whatever he WINS,
you know him for a teller Of truth. SO
true indeed, is this phrase that II may APPLY
turn somersault aud not lose one iota Of
It's verify.
In charm lies mystery surely! Why, even
beauty, the frankcst, most apparent thing
In the world, IS invested with mystery iuHt
because Of IT'S obvious charm Wherever
the power OF pleasing is marked, thora
comes the wonder and the question, Whyy
And whenceg
No one can pretend to say wherein the
power Of charming 30 Invariably found, but
certain 1t Is that the more obscure the
source Of It the greater IT'S might
Now, Of all battling, ilmsive and indefinite
qualities, harmony Of motion is the most 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

distance OF three and a hall nlH
have dropped from twenty-five ~
sea level TO seYenty-slI feel p'S'
level.
1--WE hit Coachella with q iil Z
cous thud The low rumblins ~
heard last Tuesday was caused
printing office making the drop \,
he truly said that the Subhath'
lowest down or the lowdoEnea
most low-dowu newspaper On eslss ".
nearly rs we can compute W. W
Hadcs Is about 2l2 feet iusl ps'ls Va VI
oftice. The paper will continue Y \,
the interests Of all the coupif y
sea level, and we want you y "
the news you know h,
A short time ago the submaflss. "
appear for two consecutive WeeaA x, \,
editor made the following apo'al /
PLANTATION: nr
'>HavinE business to transa.e ".
side, In Los Angeles ana 10 $50,
~, the editor left lndio On s 4
and was gone an even two n, +
leaving he printed One-haii ~, N
rlne for the next week. ~ ~
Aht AANf u ~ AAfhA NAN 90 4srfn 4
key to the office to come OK. .es irI
out the rest Of the paper io' r y. h,
well aS the following issur N
sped away to Ventura ceun,ss. ,si Z.
transactiug the business ~ ~
for n good time, aud be had u (, n
Returning 10 Los Angssl@ MA
Riverside dispatch 70 the ~ sia
pers 10 the effect thai f LAT ~ q
tained that he had met WIZ nv
the paper Of the 18TH had no, IN 5
OF IN two weeks. That oIg's
In a hurry m q
'The only foul play We nei ,.lss
OF a baseball game was tng W "a q
printer to come down anu
paper during our absence IS,
when we discovered WY ils,dI
hadn't been issued we A .ehsrl 2
turned and took No our We'n s.s5sr y
on, and that's why. genue ~ ~ Ati
issue you received bore j.. va lli
sheet that OF September 4, u ,sss Z
that of September q. Lay ih, 3
goth? We were obliged 70 ep'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
aPoetry1


Crowley Daily News. - N y
A dusky repre s,,T came rushlhs.
News office yesterday uni.rs II p7f7i
reporter that she hag y ggor NJ.
the paper She asheu nrbduce
paper and proceeded ~ lnr,ion VI
sion. We give the Fv1.til M q Y
and those who read u VIZ n ~ Z.
ment doubt that Il posssrtg ~ VI
dye, and that the Ialt ibe IN
60 fellcitate herself upon
can write for 4 neWspsf,a Be q =
Jack IudeWard Wa, sbaFd 2 r.
Addie Chinest and ba'iN'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
Low DOWN JOURNALISM
= Newspaper that Is Printed ssven,,,. 81
rect Below Sea level

= NEWSPAPER that Is Printed severtv-sbt
c,,.. Feet Below Sea Level %
no 90 ias as Is known there is but one
Iavo, p .. - IN the world printed below the
,Svel o, the sea That paper il the Indie
submarine, as 1t is now - uv 'n .no
1oSeneua Submarine The psper IL =
I''e four-page weekly which ddo.
present remarkably prepossess,ne az
p tsa rance but 1t serves the requirement. q,
~ M ,ol snlly In which It clrculates.
fsc,I,,iss -. 1oes not present TOO abundant
tT rgSs'e IS, Tor journalism as one or tvro ~
ana uf' in irSm the paper Itself Mil s swS S5
Of the most SnrI,, Is situated in the midst
eonntrv me Colorado desert ~ tbjs
move from" ig pd,a the papers recent iif
u me paper says: tue editor
having been offered ~ t,eting character
sr, g % bonus, We have eOi rsra N the
p''u''ns ofnee from Indie 70 'c ossSsi,. our
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
wasn't PatidaIa'

New Boston Herald ,,.s 70 n \
A colored brother, N VT n1'ssseI,d = X
20 send a preacher, sa,u II 700
10 preach here SUNDAY, eidsr; ~
a bishop Send sliding ,s sls N,
spar him. send . Stand End Is ~
YOU cant spar him, ssn ,4nd Y
In you can't spar ni'l no w.
preacher: " YOU can "
US an exhauster'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30


Watch her ana H9 the SAM NH ID h an ,ylfS
M,,. ,Sss en- vour nrst at
| tt,,tt i. nntjo,, yin be prrfcrtiy easy
.i p,,, ,i ,lIV rnr trnJ swings readily
| Srd ~ ,,,onsjt, siin from me hin she
| tbI,,,l t,tg, nnrcr,Iornre and nor hrtrbtcnrd
,S.,,i IN, ,,,b ..,,t,,I,L ,,'n,,, furu, IA nor
! IN, rr1rnfut boi,nrn
I.i,.un,.ss ana sf,cnyth An tho MINER grtn
| ami utnnirtrsS AMI ,.gsc in rhc lnwrr arm
! Win mr. shoulders arms nul hands We
grsti.rirt, ,,,ns, rr.eir ana frnnnrntly
M v,in y cNrt,ln stnLiiitv AMI STn
moss ~ the orn spJ w nrrsorvr lis eift
| rise win ugbt yvoodcu dnmbbejis holding
6cr arm strairbt mo- and lettins II bend
| ot ~ ,tt,,,, lm5 dr,,, IA, 1rrnii,cu al,ur-
~ S snG S ,,entT ~" lI1c NJ tbn ucr RWt
| SftSr stS ar ci,ht moti"ns win tho dunh-
| MN SO az sor "g ~, ~ se"sibiS M
| Sstiguc. she shonid allow nor arms fo drop
vim sbs,iutc IiWnnrss ., nor sIdns glsS
s,ia, I'm, ~, ,,n,ri,'. ~ Err .h,,I5,r9 and
I,ttir. th.,,, dr,n ma fsr .,. tba, ,,Iu
Tbcn sbn shnnid sway hpr G,av hack.
vi,rds ana f5rwgrds Isttng hrr aims 86n
ad swing mrcs.stnslv from side to Side
GopD ron Rte .AND rr.r1,rY
IN Tue I"iE"'E' "I '"' ""'H'tN' '"'N 'N'
| cICse rs called playing rag bunch and
~. 80. .,.u 49,. t..,t...,,
h,ue ones uS "'u as N' 'u'S'' u''"'e N"'''
The two exercises taken IN succession
other,
Eor women me same exercises are OK
sSnviI s,oi1 str,ini"s tbS ,rWs,ics NV ,s',s
too nuch STRENGTH In taking tho noys,
menfs wan oldcr people die mower ~
relaxation is sometimes very dltdcuIt 10
H.. .ns... Loo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

than 90 practice her grace excrcl7os with
her lituc daughter, or tncud, ps the Casc
LmIa. Nm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
win Promote Grace.

A graceful woman shoots from the anu
bush, Her darts fly gently, almost mpcr-
centibly, but oh so straight 10 their mark.
Their victim succumhs u5 ne wonders.
At present the mixing OF grace Us lust
~ absorbing Ia the feminine mind. n is
IN awakening which follows that OF mus.
culRr development MamIuas are becoming
aware OF the fact that grace rs greatly n
matter Of early training and OF education.
u Is equal n MOI superior Co the stcrncr
stuns which the schools aud klndprEartcng
cram into their little ones and young
women.
Yes, and those who are not SO Young as
wen, are all realizing that It Is better late
than never 10 begin and acquire that sub.
tie power 10 please, which harmony of
movement aud apposltcucss ~ pols2 give
10 even tho most mcagCrly endowed form6.
Tho craze for yig0r of physique and the
industrious Development of muscles have
stu left something 20 he desired n hHs
been discovered that the most eploudidN
cultivated hrure, the most perfectly forucd
arms and neck MI lack the mysi 4rlous
quality and are fut, stale and Improbable
whom not combined with case and iucncy Of
motion. Grace Is the true essence which
brings ont the fnc flavor NJ developed con
tours and symmetrical outlines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

Judge.
Mike--Phwatll yez take, patf
Pat dust overl--Phwat kin on how
Mike nnything yer want me boy.
Pat--Faith, thin. oth take tn cash res
ister.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

THE SECRET OF GRACE,
The great secret or principle OF grace Is
the wave Of motion which, Starting cen
trally, ripplcs on gently TO the oytromldcs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

ANSWERS 10 ANXIOUS READERS.
To Dorothy The color Of your hair is
butternut brown Tell your friends "a
send me a lock and | will have us color
told By a color expert
70 MlRegva-nght laeing will undeubs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29
BLYMAN FINDS
BETTER PLACE
Popular High School Instructor
VIII Hand in Resigna-
ton.

j. c. Blyman, who for the past
three years has been instructor in
mathematics in the local high school.
and who has been reelected for the
coming year, will present his rcsig-
nation for the consideration of the
board of education at the special
meeting to be held this evening. The
reason for doing SO is found in his
appointment as Instructor in profess
sional mathematics at the State Nor
NAL school at Platteville, Wis.
For the past three years Mr.. BLY,
man has been spending his summer
vacations studying higher mathemat-
les at the University of Wisconsin at
Madison and he has made an envia-
bic record in this branch of science.
His proficiency attracted the atten-
ton of the trustees of the Normal
school with the result that they ten
dered him the position mentioned
above, which is the second in impor-
tance in the department of mathe-
matics in the institution and carries
with it considerable advance in sal
airy over the position he has held in
this city.
Mr.. Blyman during his service here
has made many friends who will be
sorry to learn of his probable re-
moval from the city, although they
cannot fail to extend congratulations
upon the success that has attended
his efforts in his chosen field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29
OUTLOOK is OMNIBUS.
| Manipulation of Rock Island Stock Causes
Apprehension In New York.

Manipulation of Rock Island Stock Causes
Apprehension In New York.
The recent manipulationS in Rock
Island stock and the incidents at
tending the expansion of the system
have aroused some apprehension in
New York as to the stability of pres
ent conditions. Taken of itself the
speculative tendency of the owners
of the controlling interest in the
Rock Island is merely an incident, al
though a leading one, in the general
movement among similar institutions
both in the east and in the west, to
build upon uncertainties and to take
long chances in the hope of realizing
fabulous profits.
1t is held that conditions are strhl-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29
Master.s sale.
George W. McCaskrin, Attorney.
State of Illinois, lss

George W. McCaskrin, Attorney.
State of Illinois, Jaa
ROCK Island County.
In the Circuit Court. In Chancery.
hichard s. Slvis. Sr
r. SIIvIs, Henrietta White, Lo1isc Bsbcock
and Margaret Porter, Administrative OF u q
estate of Milton Silvls, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given thai by virtue of q
decree OF saIo Court entered in the above en-
titled cause, On the Seventeenth day Of
June, a. d, 1902, shall, on Saturday. the
Second day OF August, A D., 1902, At the
hour OF two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
East do T of the Court House In the City
OF Rock island. In said County of Rock Isl
and, to satisfy said dec'ee. sell at public ven
due 20 the highest bidder for cash In hand
that certain D reel of land situate n the
County OF Rock Island, and tate of Illinois,
kno " q aud desctioed as follows to-wit:
The West One and Three-four hs Nv IA a.
OF the Fast part OF Lot No thirteen (i3) 10
AIKEN Sub vision in the East Hail cd of
the Southwest Quar- +r 90 OF Section No
wo (2l Ia township No Seventeen IN
10th Rapge No TO (2) West OF the Fourth
P,incipal Meridian in the County of Rock Is
land and State Of Illinois, for cash.
Dated at Rock Island, Illinois, this 18th
W j. EHTRIKIN,
Master 10 Chancery. Rock Island County, Ill
GEORGE W. Nc sAsKRIE.
Complainant's Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29
Is Railway Transport.

The Artemus Lamb, which used to
whistle here regularly for the draw,
was sold by Lamb & Sons to the JOY
Lumber company of St. Louis, and
has been rebuilt and called the Con
dor. She is now owned by the Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois railroad,
and tows railway transfer barges at
Joppa, Ill.
The Moline was sold by Dimock,
Gould & Co. to Kansas City com
pany, and is used in the excursion
business.
The Henrietta, owned by Colonel
+. W. Durant. of Saltwater, was sold
to Omaha parties and is used in the
excursion business there and at
Sioux City.
The Quickstep was sold by Cap
tain Val Biglow of Lacrosse to par
ties on the White river, in Arkansas,
where she does packet and towing
business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29
Poisoning the system.

1t is through the bowels the body
is cleansed of impurities. Constipa-
tion keeps these poisons in the sys-
tenn, causing headache, dullness and
melancholia at first, then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious illness
unless remedy is applied. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers prevent this trou-
BILE by stimulating the liver and pro-
mote easy, healthy action of the
bowels. These little pills do not act
violently, but by strengthening the
bowels enable them to perform their
own work Never grippe or distress.
All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29
ALLEN GOES HIGHER
Former Tri-city Passenger Agent
of Rock Island Gets Gen.
eFaI Office.
NOW AT HEAD OF HIS DEPARTMENT
Manipulation of Rock Island Stock
Causes Uneasiness in
East.

1t was announced from the office of
the passenger traffic manager of the
Rock Island & Pacific Railway com
pany yesterday that l.. NJ. Allen had
been appointed general passenger
agent of the lines of that system east
of the Missouri river. The Office of
the new general passenger agent will
be in Chicago. The appointment will
take effect Aug. /.
This appointment is of particular
local interest from the fact that Mr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29

Slight injuries often disable a man
and cause several days loss of time,
and when blood poison develops,
sometimes result in the loss Of a
hand or limb. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is an antiseptic liniment. When
applied to cuts, bruises and burns
it. causes them to heal quickly and
without maturation, and prevents
any danger of blood poison. For sale
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29

Eduente Your Bowels with Cascnrefs.
CANDY Ca4ssrtic. cure constipation forever
Toe. O. &C. 2. fail, druggists refund money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-29

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