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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-02

chance to build up the wasted and dis
eased tissue. Wine of Cardui regulates
the menstrual flow and Nature, when
relieved of the drains or of the poisons
in the system, makes the functional
organs strong and healthy again.
Any woman who is silently suffering
untold pains because she is too sensitive
to undergo a physicians examination
and treatment can find no excuse for
not securing relief when Wine of Car
dui is offered to her. There is no pub
licity to deter her. She can take Wine
Of Cardui in the privacy of her home,
with as much assurance of final cure
as though dozen doctors recommended
it. Many physicians do recommend
Wine of Cardui to their patients.
Why not get SI.00 bottle of Wine
of Cardui from your druggist today?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-02

Robert Blackwell has awarded the
contract for the erection of his new
livery barn to take the place of the
one recently burned. To Abe Stouffer
for upwards of $4,000. The building
when completed will be one of the
finest livery barns in this vicinity.
The front of the building will face
Fourteenth street and will be of the
same pressed brick that the new Car
negie library is built of. The size is
65NSO feet. The front part of the
building will be divided into the car
riage barn. which Will be 5ON65 feet.
The stable will occupy the rear part
and viii be 2sx65. while the harness
room will be 1SX16. The office is sit
uated in the southwest corner and the
upstairs will be occupied as living
quarters by Mr.. Blackwell and family.
In seven weeks the building will he
so well along that Mr.. Blackwelrs
stock VIII be installed and the build
| ing used. but the living apartments
will not be completed for some time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-02

Six paving ordinances. part of them
calling for asphalt and part for brick,
to be completed this fall as a part of
this years public improvements, were
passed at the city council meeting
Monday evening. The streets to be
paved and the estimated cost are:
Eighth street from Third to Fifth av-
enues with brick, S6.46S; Thirteenth
avenue from Ninth to Fifteenth street
with asphalt, S1s.565; Eleventh street
from Eleventh to Twelfth avenues
with brick. $2.127: portion of Elev-
enth avenue and Eighth street with
brick, $6,123; Eighth street from Fifth
to Eleventh avenues with brick. So
946; Eleventh avenue from Ninth to
Thirteenth street with brick, $1O.544.
This work, with the asphalt being
laid on Fifth avenue and ON Twelfth
avenue, will probably constitute all
the paving to be done this year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-02
TRAINS.

est. LouisI Springfield
Galesburg, Peoria and
Quincy ......,........... $3.50 am ~o:So am
S eriing. Mendoza and 800
Chicago. ,.............. "a 30 am 1875 am
s.. Louis, Kansas City
Denver ana Pacific
Coast ...,.......... S~7:So pn "1;lO pm
sermsdiate ............ t7:s5 pm N:IO pm
d gbuaue, Clinton, La
Crosse, So Paul, MINI
and n. W........,...-.. sS7:40 pm 700 am
Ia Crosse .............. 200 am 200 pm
G tnton and Intern ediatei $1,000 am 200 pm
g. Stop at Rock Island % minutes for meals,
sDaily. tDafly except Sunday.
Telephone 1880
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-14
Pinetop.

Some of the young men from here went to Pinedale Monday to attend the wedding dance.
 Mir. Hansen of SEoN Low is repairing George Cheney's house.
 The horse of Sanford ]aque's, that has been missing the past week, with saddle and bridle. was found Sunday morning in Ezra Vests field. It is thought that the horse was taken to get a reward as the saddle blankets were changed and the bridle was missing. r, 4
 Mir. and Mrs. John Colvin re. turned from a visit to Woodruff, Wednesday. ~'''' ;'; :.'
 George Hall and Mir. Moe start ed Thursday for the San Juan after a load of fruit, .:
 Charley Cooley passed through here Wednesday, with his cattle on his way to Forest Dale.
 E. H. Crabb was in town Saturday night. .
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-14
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Holbrook argus., 1903-11-14
NEIGHBORING NEWS
Snowflake.

Pres. Jesse N Smith, Mrs. Gibbons, aud Mrs West went to St. Joseph Saturday.
 The weather is turning very much colder of late. re: .,... Fly Smith was upfrom HQlbrqok this week.
 Pratt Larson came up from Winslow and spent few days in town.
 The Polysophical Ass ociation gave their opening ball of the season last Friday which was a grand success.
 Charles Frost is down from Show Low this week. ...
Holbrook argus., 1903-11-14
PROBATE NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT of the County of Navajo, Territory of Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate of Juan Baca Mon- tano Deceased, Notice is hereby given that Damasia Baca has filed in this court a cer- tain document purporting to be the last will and testament of Juan Baca Montana, to- gether with her petition praying that the same be admitted to probate and that letters testamentary be granted herself. It was ordered by the Court, that Monday the 18th day of November be the day set for hearing said and that the same will be heard on Mon day the 18th day of November A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the Courtroom of said court in Holbrook County of Navajo Territory of Arrizona, and all persons interested in said estate are noti- fed then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated Oct. Fist 1908. '''
 E. Wattron
 Clerk
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

that you could the and have good time without
it's costing you anything
nipped and going to unload the loss him,
tending the funeral OF any who hadn't been professor,
and came back quick and hard:
Tn surprised William, that you should think would
you How much did you Loser"
That's the worst, of til didn't lose made hun
dred dollars and Bill hove another sigh
Made hundred dollars" echoed the Deacon and
he changed his face again for the which he used when
he found lead quarter in his till and couldn't remember
who had passed on him.
Yes" Bill went on and I'm ashamed OF it for you've
made things in light OF course after what
you've said know would be insult to offer the
money And feel that it wouldn't be right to keep
myself sleep and try find the straight
thing to do"
guess it really didn't interfere with Bills sleep but the
Deacon up with the corpse OF that hundred dollars
Bill to explain all specuating business what
made the market UP and down, and whether real corn
or wheat pork figured IN any stage OF a deal Bill
looked Of sad and dreamy as il his conscience
hadn't dgcsted that hundred yet but he mighty
obigng about explaining everything Zeke, He had
changed his face Tor the which he when he sold
easy ground peas and chcoy Tor Q. g. Java,
and every now and then he guped as il he was going to
start hymn When Bill told him how good and bad
weather the market and down he nodded and said
that that part OF it all right because the weather
OF the Lord
"No on the Board Of Trade It isn't Bill answered back;
at least any marked extent it's from the weather
usually reckons wrong rsekon there isn't any special
piraton about The game is guess what's going
happen not what has happened and by the time the real
weather along everybody has guessed wrong and
knocked The market off two
That Deacons chin wiskcrs droop little but
he began ask questions again. and by and by he dis
covered that away behnd-about hundred miles behind
but that close enough for the Deacona deal in futures
there real wheat pork Said then that he'd been
misnformed and mscd that speculation legitimate
business involving skill and sagacy that his last seruple
removed and that hc would accept the two hundred.
Bill Frightened right up that and thanked him for put
ting it clear and removing the doubts that had been
worrying him Said that could speculate with clear
conscience after listening the Deacons able exposition
Of the subject. Was only sorry he hadn't him talk
it before breakfast tho hundred had been lying
heavy his mind all night that he got up early and
mailed check for it the Deacons pastor and told him
spend it n his poor.
Zeke took the evening train home in order to that
check of the elder but old Doc Hoover pretty
quick stopper himself and he'd blown the whole two hun
dred he got it. buying winter coal for poor
people
George Maynard
Publishers Mass)
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

prayer meeting talking about how all weak vessels
and stewards But he blamed busy exhortng others
to give OF the uness with which the Lord had blessed
them that he sort of forgot that the Lord had blessed him
about fifty thousand dollars WORTH and put all in mighty
safe property, too you bet
The Deacon had brother in Chicago whom he used to-
call trial. Brother Bill broker the Board
of Trade and according the Deacon, he only
engaged mighty sinful occupation but he mighty
poor steward OF his sinful gains Smoked twobt cigars
and plug hat. Drank little and cussed little and
vent to the Episcopal Church. though he had been raised
Methodist Altogether it looked if Bill pretty
Well one fall the Deacon decided to 20 to Chicago him
self to buy his winter goods and naturally he hked out
Brother Bills to stay, which considerably cheaper
than Palmer House. though as he told when
Well when Brother Bill got home from business that
first night the Deacon explained that every time he lit
twobt cigar he depriving Zulu OF twenty-five helpful
little tracts which might have made better OF him.
that fast horses and plug hats vile Of the
Enemy that the Board of Trade the Temple of Bea
and the brokers on it his sons and servants.
Brother Bill listened mighty patiently to him. and when
the Deacon had pumped out all the Scripture that was in
him and beginning to suck air. he sort OF skunk into
the conversation like setter that's been caught with
Brother Zeke says he 81 Shall certainly let your words
soak in be number red hard, sound and
clean sort of and grade contract delivery day
Perhaps you say the has got and the In
spector won't pass me, and if way I'll settle
my trades and get out of the market for good"
The Deacon knew that Brother Bill had scraped together
considerable property, and, he bachelor swould
him in the broker was removed by any sud
money might be fooled away high living and specua-
ton And so he had banged away into the middle OF the
flock, hoping to bring down those two birds Now that
began look if he might kill off the whole bunch
he started in to hedge
rs ii safe Wiliam?" says he
"As SundaySchoo says Bill if you do strictly brok
erage business and don't speculate
Il trust William that you recognize the responsibilities
Of your stewardship
Bill fetched groan. "Zete," says he, "you cornered
me there and spose might well walk up the Cap
tars office and settle hadn't bought sold bushe
my own account year till last week, when got your
letter saying that you were coming. Then | saw what
looked like safe chance scalp the market for couple
ing to turn the profits you little present.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

The business his keep his the
popularity He bring article the public
will public fancy, and than
Chicago
Everything Of
teng There baEeng Of customers buy attempt made
asked
There is waiting English drapery establishments while packages
The Tho sells is often different togh from the
big staff this kind Of work. Neither does the American keep
of
ment department
alround different the diff
in
10
England
widdng
demanded the
particular
men be of
selling
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
WHY AMERICANS ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL THAN BRITON


milton Of American goods
II is last wish to draw odious comparisons While therefore.
canddy admit
who different
conditions
Of What good enough for London
suitable American
that what all right for Chicago won't do for Bombay Whether be
goods
country and people for whom they intended He does wait 9r
him He He
eonn them that his wares the best they can procure British trade
the India China, preponderae high
proporona increase in the respective volume Of business fact that
the Americans booming ahead In Siberia have Ae
engaged pushing American goods and three Enghme
representing American firm another French 6 and the
catalogues American
sonay English
English which is about serviceablc Chadaic.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
American Appreciation of Youth.

greatest American
ahead Of John Bull his appreciation youth The American
highly Enghshan
English youth however need complain he does the
He deserve The American youth has his authe
ness
wcke He talks business He watch
He the trade Trade
his fes blood He grumble his hours He
like Oxford Cambridge they strive after fitting lad
take his place business
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

self to ruin or the girl to the devil Once in great while
he slips his trolley and bumps into success;
A womans intuitions should always guard her. The(
who plunges into love apt to be happy than
the woman who argues herself is argued into love
affair.
awake night lbu it's bad enough goodness knows).
Being disappointed love or disappointed matrmony
is very different with long odds on love-
People who think themselves awfuly unlueky are often
only lazy
The fellow who knows all seldom has enough
know a thing two
Some pf0P M such a. S mark that they oSsSs
attachment would be bad Idea, that you could ring
up for what you want.
blow off the dust might sometimes be pretty expensive
experience
man who tries to work off his surplus wit the street
conductor sometimes than the change for his
fare
When people marry for fun the laugh is on them
virtuous consciousness that you doing and seeing
everything naughty keeps the sad-eyed reormer busy
Hope will not amount to much unless you hustle for the
The fellow with an abiding faith he who believes I'M
plicitly in himself when he knows he is lying
Love controls the matrimonial market but money often
corners 1t.
Prosperity often deals knockout blows first the head
then at the solar plexus
man does not amount to when he has to travel
on the reputation OF his ancestors
woman will keep herself perfectly miserable over her
love affairs and still persuade herself that she Is happy
Put your trust in Providence, but hustle for job
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
By JOHN FOSTER FRAZER
Author Of f"America n ct work, p Etc, Etc. !

Iu the eTsH line Maofn neahwe American aeno
firms bee n op provide raj o
usually uaueda aH price
o ofpou Nenn could Americana Arms oodr rde o
Lam nogohgto eanshng
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
The Value of Advertising Recognized.

how advertise Large firms such the dry
in Chicago, ideas Any
literally At the head of of the
journalists
Pick
rts There ndor dealing
OF the reader Pick
the advertisements Generally they will be heavy
t of advertising suitable for both The Engihman
things The
American is He easier moved and the thingsgood
advertising
Of the
travelled the world
though British goods be IN the most out the
OF
British manufacturer will not adapt himself to local
article l
articles
of hot rivalry quality and ndurabty
wills
than quality If quality we'll
the consideration The
cn recognizes purchaser the who decides and
good He does notoutsde his advert
is wanted and
Droduce what is wanted
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
THE DEACON'S FLYER"

oEAKING of sure things naturally
calls to mind the case Of my old friend
Deacon Wiggleford, whom l used to
know back in Missouri years ago The
Deacon was powerful pious man, and
he was good according to his lights,
but he didn't use very superior article
of kerosene to keep them burning.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
The Daring of American Methods

successful than his English
unless of his footing The Aneri-
though cropper that he will land safely on his feet The
attitude What
father good enough for Nothing good enough Tor the
wholesome discomfort The Englhman slow moving and safe
possesses the belief that he the earth tear himself IN pieces
for the sake OF money.
of climate environment and conditions of
in
and there htancy toward adopting the
the Western States America
and England middle aged
big banking and disposed take life easily
which the Engishman
keeping his best goods his shop window What that
all all the achievements advertised the
world English firm secures contract for some great work in
involving millions Little said
in
Engshman forgets
the next In there will be columns of illus
much talk about the irresistible advance of American trade
Of altogether
Butit useuf the enthusiasm
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
English Appreciation of Soundn,

positions elderly 1t
will be inclined
American.
youthful with ideas
respectable
mistakes The EMPLOYER however enough the
besides lie the
onal slip recognizing other directions there
something something that will LIT
him and make him worth huge salary
Iext week: PREFERENTIAL TARIFFS by SIR H. sEToNKARR
NJ. P.
Copyright in the OF America by PIERCE)
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

often regular spin gnny game that
ons'' nose on ErindstOne often sharpen. ones witt.
The fellow who sizes up fish generally tells the biggest
6<h stOry.
When rails the success Of another il il time 70
pa up stakes that he will be left at the post.
Size up your friends BY the size of your purse.
ThsrS always time enough to get married grs would
Sniy think
= 700 Sork With .inE-sOng whine it viii get your
me1Sure.
titled EngliShwoman has an entire menage OF women
eoaehnen, gardeners and all What makes some women
80 reckessi
He laughs best who laughs at the other fellow.
Some people in half great hurry to get mar
ned a. they to get unmarried
Wcrnan'u beauty Is her frat claim II she adds to
bsaEtg Wit and graoousness, marvel To hear
wouans ceveness praised is proof that she 10
tive pesonaly To hear both her beauty and wit praised
stamps her a perfect.
faithful to woman only through his sehshness
II he loves her is for his and through his
OF losing her that he is
Aimony only two letters short on matrimony but two
letters have been found to be long smony.
Two very good people would bore death
man and wife should be contrasts.
A womans first glance the question Of
his character.
The theatrical angel is the fellow who either pilots him.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

Used to take up half the time in
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

q
business absorbed heart and
in He shop" He tell all he
has done and what his firm has done This buoysny OF good spirits and
anything He
exubeanoe Of manhood He tells himself and his newspapers tell
thing that the the world pyedout todders in his wake Q
he
pg the lack Of proportion and perspective appreciation OF their
ountr adv Americans themselves.
said
absolute
the battle toward itself Failures IN
business Engishman Failures the United States
the
hebz better char
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

NE of the Jonathan ahead of John that ne has
abiding confidence he be other than successful
The average Engishman has touch OF the pessmist in
him II you meet him abroad it is generally by accident
you discover what his profession If he is business
he probably tries hide it, He is sedepreciatory,
and disposed to minimize the achievements OF his hrm
For anybody to say OF him. He does advertise he
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

OW come the gentle days when the
fashionable preacher goes abroad for
vacation and the devil works overtime
TO hll the pulpit.
The wheels in a mans head are not
always wheels Of fortune, but are more
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-05
glands Plan to Forward the Zionist Movement;
Facts About the African District Offered the Jews

will finally be accepted. DR.. Herzl and
his associates are pleased with it as at
least pointing the way to a Temporary
solution of the problem of anti-Serii-
tism which has stirred Hebrews to the
depths of their being. OF the leading
Zionists none is more alive to the needs
of his people than is DIR. Herzl 1t was
he who convened the Basel convention
of 1897, whereat for the first time the
wants and enthusiasms of the Jews Of
Europe were pointedly drawn to the
attention of the world. The plan az
outlined then and as will probably be
adopted if the British offer is accepted
is to draw Jews from the sections OF
Europe where congestion is greatest
and where repressive laws tend to make
the struggle for life almost hopeless
and thus not only relieve the conges-
ton. but provide a home for those enA.
grating.
DR.. HerzI. who is brilliant Vienness,
clever alike as litterateur and drama
tist has been ably seconded in his eff
forts for the betterment of the conti-
mental Hebrews by DIR. Max Nordau,
the author of Conventional Lies" and
Degeneration" who has long been
placed in the front rank of modern
thinkers. DR.. Nordau is an ardent adj
mirer of his people and does not hesf-
tate to pronounce them intellectually
and morally superior to all Aryan
races. Another noted Zionist is Israel
Zangwill, the wen known writer OF
tales of ghetto life. These three may
be said to be representative of the
movement in Germany, France and
England. It must not be supposed that
they and their fellows have not met
with strenuous opposition, those hos
tile. to gtfe movement including many
fhoughtfu1 Hebrews who fear that if
the new Zion becomes a reality the
powers may ultimately combine to
force all the Jews of Europe to seek
refuge there.
There are other Hebrews, especially
in this country, who, while not holding
to this view of the case. oppose the
Zionist movement on the ground that
the Biblical prophecies of the return
of the scattered race to Palestine are
not to be interpreted literally and. fur
thermore, that it would be found inn
possible to persuade a sufficient num-
Der of Jews to settle in the new state to
make it a practical and self sustaining
community. OF course the first part of
their argument does not apply in the
present case for it does not involve a
return to Palestine. AS to the second
part opinions will naturally differ until
a practical test has been made.
ROGER P. BARNUM.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-05


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