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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27

-L'homme de genie.

Comment travallle l'hOm me dc
genie? Telle est la question que
pose ct que discute dans-la "tte-
vue'', le docteur Felix Regnault. :
C'est une question dif6cile ct
I, qui, d'abcrd paraft insol:1ble. On
dit L'homme de genie, du ge-
ME, il l'applique celia lui est natu-
rel CONNIE l'abeille l'instinct
merveilleux de faire du miel ......
LIE genie semble 6chapper q Ia
nalyse. Mas ie docteur Regnault
6tudi6 dependant les proe6d6s
de travail de quelques "grands es-
prits; il nous fait penelrer dams
leur infinite glorieuse, -et celia
sufit q nous donner des minutes
agr6ables.
Certains hommes de genie pei
nent q l'ouyrage D'autres ont une
singuli4re eacilit6. Quelques-uns
ont une m6moire prodigieuse qui
Photographic, en- quelque sorte,
daps 'eur cerveau, des poemes en-
tiers. ii y en- des patients ct il y
en- q des inspirAs. Lamartine ct
Flaubert ne composaient pas sem
blablement.
| Alexandre Dumas fills, eprouyait
une grande difcult6 d classer ses
id6es. Ses pieces exigArent une
tongue incubation, pendant plu-
sieurs mole, meme des ann6es; il
SO renfermait alors dams une reclu-
|<sion absolue, n'acceptant pas gu
on lui portat q manger, faisant lui-
meme son cafe. vivant de viande
froide de sandwiches, ne Sc cou
,chant pas pendant plusieurs nuits.
LIE plan de quelques-unes de ses
pieces n 'arrivalt point q le salts
faire ct H. les retouchait sans ces-
SO. I'll d6baptisa la "Route de The
bes' pour Pappeler Ia "Troublan-
te',,, ct il en- chercha le d6nouement
ijusqu'a la fin de So vie; il n'6tait
| pas non plus satisfait des "Nouvel-
les couches'', sorte de satire soci-
ale.
Mais .une fols quill tenait son
plan, il redeVenalt de charmante
.humenr ct 6criVait sans peine ap-
] paranta4 4ot dams nm temps tres
lscOurtsdes mai hferit A'nnesse.
re nette ct sans nature: Monsieur
Alphonse" a etc ecrit en- d1x-sept
iours: Ia ssWisite de noces"' en- huit
jours; la s'Princesse Georges" en-
trois semaines; l"Etrang6re", en-
un mois; le-deuxieme acte de la
"Dames aux Cam6lias' fat ecrit
en- un jour, de midi q quatre heu-
res. Cette facilit6 de style from
| pc plusieurs critlques qui, ne te-
nant pas .compte de travail preli-
minaire, estimerent que ses eu-
vres ne lui avaient conte aucune
Ipeine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27

LIE gouvernement prussien a au-
toris6 la vile de Char)ottenbourg
a fare enseigner la langue franeai-
Sc dans.les cours sup6rieurs de ses
6coles primaries.
Cette autorisation est la premie-
re, accord6e outre Rhin, dams les
meme conditions. Seule la vile de
Hambourg a obtenu, recemment,
l'autorisation d'introduire l'anglals
dams ses 6coles primaries.
Les cours de francais de Char
luxembourg commenceront apres
las vacances de Paques.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27
La Lieue de la rose blanche.

La IIgue u6 ID IU5e. .UIHHcHo.7
Un clergyman anglais, lie rev6-
rend Meyer, Went de fonder une
nouyelle ligue de la rose blanche,
compos6e settlement de ]eunes fill
les.
Les aAili6es s'engagent . ne SO
marier que par amour. ., eyiter
tout taste inutile pour la cer6mo-
ME nuptiale ct enfn d prat1qn ner le
cutie du foyer conjugal.
NJ. Meyer lintention de faire
une tourn6e de propaganda . tra-
yers tout le Royame- Uni.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27
Venite st onate
(TADucr1oN IM1rEE DUN PoEME ANGLA1s EoR1T PAR

PoEME ANGLIs ECRIT PROTESTANT
Cest au moment du soir quand e soleil decline
A cette heure de calme Oh phorizon en- feu
Alume les grands monts la mer ct Ia coine,
Seul ct pensf je vais devant moi, devant Dleu!
Sante Anne de Beaupre contemple au bord de ponde
Les lueurs du Couchant qul dorent ses malsons
Les tnseignes dhotels, les tolls, la mer profonde
Tout resplendit un d6luge de rayons!
L6glise est devant moi retralte paCifique
Gu Won't les p6lerns nombreux ct conhants
S'adresser Saine Anne ct baiser Ia relique
Lautel ma plus de famine ct e cheur plus de chants
ct CONNIE je m 'approche attire par anne,
Sur deux appus tfemblants vocl gu un ere human
Sc trafne ma rencontre ct pus la pauvre femme
"Je sus sure d'avoir ma guerson demain!
"C'est la troseme fos que dams sancuaire
"Je vi6ns lui demander de me remettre meux
"Oui Sainte Anne entendra cete fols ma prlere!
"Pauvre coeur ie me dis, emporte auss mes voeux
Demain bonne Sante attend beaucoup beaucoup danes
.Pour leur communquer les gfaces de PEpoux.
"Fo touchante ct naive Oh des pens de famme
"Sen vennent mplorer, aimer, prier pour tous!
Et maintenant ie suis pied de la chapele
Oh le soleil couchant respendlt vitraux:
LIE clocher semble dor Obi lheure solennelle
Qnand tout sendort e village les monts ct les eaux!
Lointain sur le feuve, avec le bruit des rames
Gus le vent de mer porte an rivage dormant
Les voix des nautonnlers montent eurs
Jusqu'aux peds de Sante Anne 6oie du soufrant.
Alors pleine d'amour, sainte CONNIE Ia grace,
Du vent harmonious impr6gne de saveurs
Sc mele aure vox qui murmure pespace:
"Venez venez q moi qui gueris douleurs'
....:...............
Puts TOccident s'6tent avec Ia voix du feuve,
En- paix sur le hameau descend Pombre des NUTS;
Et moi je r6f6chis quici- bas toute 6preuve
A son consolaeur qui veille au Paradis.
DR.. JULES GENDRoN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27

Newark, N. j. Lance presque
a toute vitesse uu4 train du chemin
da dafer..sDolarrares.s 4aekawanna-.et
sW estern q frap.as sun tramWay
.rempli dec ,liers en- route pour
l'6cole Secondaire.
HUT ou neuf enfants ont 6te
tues, au moins quinze sont bles-
s6s, .quelques un 81 gri6vement
.qu'lls en- mourront.
Whitby, Ont, .,-Le train rapide
.du Grand-Tronc d6raill6 q queL
.ques cent verges de la gare de
Whitby Junction; toas les wagons
ont roul6 a bas du talus. LIE wagon
aux bagages q tourn6 sens dessus
.dessous ct est totalement bris6;; le
wagon euivant est tomb6,a plat ct
sans verser, mals les roues ct les
essieux en- moins. Personne ma etc
.bless6 gravement dams ce wagon.
Les autres wagons, y compris les
chars dortoirs, gisent sur le cote,
plus ou moins .endommag6s.
Trois hommes ont etc gravement
blese6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27

Pour avolr embrasse nne jeune
file contre sa volont6 un jeune 6tu-
diant de Oberlin, Ohio, a perdu
uue bourse de SIS par aimee don't
il jouissait au college de l'endroit.
Si le fruit est bon, le prlx en- est
bien 6lev6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27
MONTREAL

La police Went de nouveau de
METRE lie grappin sur le fameux
JOS. E. Guimond qui a etc envoy6
au p6nitencier pour Z ans apres
s'etre fait passer pour pretre. Gui-
mond allait de presbytere On pres
bytAre, disait la messe ct entendait
meme les confessions. Pinc6 en- fla
grant DELFT, il fut ]ug6 ct severe
ment condamn6.
II paraitrait qu'au commence
ment de janvieJ, le meme person
mage alla1t frapper q la porte du
noviciat des PAres J6suites, au
Sault aux R6collets ct demandait
la permission de faire une retrai-
te. II d6sirait, disait-il, Sc pr6pa-
rer q entrer chez les Trappistes.
Les PAres qui ne connaissaient
pas celui qui await jou6 le role de
faux pretre pendant longtemps
avec un certain success, accueilli-
rent Guimond CONNIE lis accuell-
lent tous ceux qui veulent Sc con-
vertir.
Or, un soir, Guimond, fatigue
sans doute, de la vie austere du
monastere, aurait prls la poudre
d'escampette, en- emportant les ha-
bits d'un::f . 9 convers. LIE d6tecti-
We B6langer fut prevent par le
sup6rielr du noviciciat. Apr6s plu-
sieurs jours de recherches, il a f.
nj par METRE le grappin sur Gai-
mond.
Washington, "A Ia fin dune
Tongue s6ance, la chambre a adop-
t6 le bill de credit de la marine.
L'amandement le plus important
qu1 etc adopt6 est celui qui au-
torise le secretaire de la marine q
acheter ou q faire construire, q SO
discretion, des torpilleurs SOUS
marins, apr6s 6preuve de leurs
m6rites, ct affecte $500, 600 3 cette
fin. Tel qu'adopt6, le bill pourvoit
B alacquisition de trois nouyeaux
cuirasslers, dun croiseur blind6,
de deux vaisseau-eco en- bois, 3
part les vaisseaux sous-marins
que le secr6taire est autoris6 3
acheter on faire constrnire q SO dis
cr6tion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27

Majoflt6 blaRehe elStfes I97oo
Ll est extraordinaire de consta~
ter que i'instruction '6tait d6ja 81
r6pandue parmi les nAgnes de Ia
Caroline du Sud un quart de steele
4 peine aprAs labolution de pes-
clavaqe. Avant 1865 ct deux si6cles
et demi avant cette 6poane de de-
liyrance, les noirs etaient bannis
de la civilisation, consjd6res COM
me des betes de somme, incapabies
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27
La Populations cathollque
Des Etats. Unis

D'apres le Catholic Directory de
l'ann6e 1903, il ,. aux Etats. Unis
IL, ,289, 40 personnes appartenant
a Ia religion catholique, soft un
septieme de la population. 81 on
aiouts q ee nombre celui des ca
tholiques, sujets americains, qui
Sc trouvent dams les differences
colonies, on attelnt le chifre de
l8,854,95l.
La population catholique des
colonies est la suiyante:: Philippe
nes, 6,565. .998; Hawal, 33 600; les
lies Samoa, 80 Ol'fle de Guam,
9,OO0, ct Puerto Rico, 953, ,243.
La population.dea Etats- UniH
ct de ses colonies 4ta# de 81, ,233,
O69, ct Ie nombre des catholiques
de l8,853,95l, il en sr6sulte que
pres dun quart appartient q la re-
ligion catholiq ne.
I'll a aux Etats-Unis l cardi-
nale, a2 archeTequas ct IS 6y6ques
ct les chiffres ci-dessus, au sujet
de la population catholique, ont
,6t6 4tablis par les eveques de cha
que diocese.
Si nous avons bonne m6moire,
lily a quelques ann6es, Mgr Ire
land, dams un sermon prononc6 q
Dubuque<( lowa) portrait q l5;000,-
600 danes la population catholi-
que de ce pays.
LIE sCatholic EDirectory'' Sc
;tromperait-il? :Ous Mgr Ireland au-
rait-il force la note dams son me-
morable sermon?
Eo tout cas-, la population ca
tholique des Etata-Unis "devrait
.etre" non pas de- III, 600; ;000, nj
meme de l5,000,0O, mais 30,000,.
900 au bas mot, del'ayis meme de
Son :Eminence L cardinal Glib
zbons.
,Oa sont ceux qni manquent q
.Qui :r6pondra.a cette,ques-
ton?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-27
NUMEkO Is
TARIF DEs ANNONCEs

Avis Ohaque insertion 10 cts par lisas
Tsrif special pour les annonces au nov
ct 4 Yann6e4
Demandes d'emplsi -demsndes dc d.
mestiques ou' employees es-annonce pour
chambre o.. 2;ension-annonces pour oh
lets perllus on trouv6s.
Au taux UN OENT1N par mei
Nous enverrons un numero du joufna
4 toute personne qm en- fera Ia deman
de.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23

Kodol does for the stomach that
which it is unable to do for itself,
even when but slightly disordered or
overloaded. Kodol supplies the nat
ural juices of digestion and does the
work of the stomach, relaxing the
nervous tension, while the inflamcd
muscles of that organ arc allowed to
rest and heal. KodoI digests what
you eat and enables the stomach and
digestive organs to transform all
food into rich, red blood.
Harper House pharmacy; A. j.
Reiss drug store, corner Seventh ave-
nue. and Twenty-sevcnth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
AT THE HOTELS.

At the larper-C. III. Dufiield, Chi
cage; y. +. Palmer, Kansas City; Sam
Isaacs, New York; III. NJ. Savoy, Chi
cago; {. II. Hickman. Cleveland; l.. b.
Quinn, Cleveland; Z. S. James, New
York; Hays +. Eastman. Monmouth;
y. Il. Shoplaugh. Terre Hautc: Ben
Nodde, East St. Louis; w. Ii. Letter,
Chicago, y. NJ. Osgood, Chicago;
Charles Won MotZ, Atlantic, Iowa: II.
j. Lindsay, Chicago; James Cohiile,
Itocllford; w. q. Cameron, Cleveland;
+. d. Pinncy. Moline; l.. J. Bricn, Mil
waukee; o. s. Pew, Dubuque; q. ID.
Thomas. Moline: {. j. Maser. Preston:
Stanley p. Wagner. Chicago; T.. b.
WoolleY. Clinton; T. +. Wary, Peoria;
y. \. Fitzmaurice, Chicago; Charles
f. Casper. Chicago; Il. +. lIinlllc,
Hillsdale; NJ. ii. Gierruhann, Lanes
Vile; NJ. Burton, Chicago; j. o. Wy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23

att, St. Louis; i. G.. Johnson, Boards
town; j. s. Curtin. Beardstown; j. O.
Thorn, Beardstown; j. W. Mays, Du-
buque; c. W. Rossman, Chicago; Ben
jamin Heime, Chicago; S. \. Baird
Dubuque; \. w Henning. Indianapo-
lis; j. o. Gable, Peoria; +. W. CRU
myer, Zanesville; Z. j. Templeton,
Chicago; +. o. Melcher. Chicago; j. F.
Pogue, Cincinnati; j. q. Hopkins. Chi
cage; j. j. Harrington. Kansas City:
j. II. Highberger, st. Joseph; w.
Breaton, Morrison; +. Weinberger,
Chicago; II. Z. johnson. Chicago; +.
c. Walden, st. Louis; NJ. j. Wade,
Iowa City; c. NJ. Mendelson, New
York; II. +. Lewis. Chicago.
AT the Harms (European)-E. W.
Gass, Davenport; y. II. Aglesmith.
Cincinnati; Charles NJ. Gibson, Chica-
go; DR.. w. ID. Lanery, Davenport; DR..
+. E. Anderson, Davenport; j. Barry,
Chicago; DR.. F. Renfrow and wife,
Orion; L. l.. Schloss, Chicago; NJ.
Crook and wife, New York; NJ. p.
Noog, Chicago; Henry Hannah. New
York; j. +. Helby, St. Louis; II. Z.
Weisman, New York; j. NJ. Brown.
1euar hdpluSs y. H. bdTDeT- Iowa
City; f. Rentlinger. Chicago; ]. T.
Limbert, Louisville; Clifford Ellis.
Chicago; +. y. Poor. Chicago; John
Z. Ward, Chicago; ". Weinston, Phil
adelphia.
At the Rock Island-T. II. Payne.
Owensboro, Ky; Albert Graham.
Franklin, Ind.;. f. y. Cooper, Morris;
NJ. 4. Roteford, Peoria; W. T. Nc
CURE. Waukesha; j. \. Rice-Wray.
Washington, ID. C.; John Blakely, Mi
Ian; NJ. \. Woodbridge, st. Louis; !. A.
Green, Des Moines; +. III. Rislle. Chi
cago; {. Il. Alexander. Chicago; {. y.
Samuelson. Sherrard: II. Nintigen, Pc
oria; NJ. II. Leonard. Chicago; George
+. Morgan, Aledo: j. NJ. Holmes. Ale
do; ID. Post. Pennsylvania: f. +.
Howe, Galesburg; G. \. Allen, Ster-
ling; NJ. c. Ever, Sterling; Ed Brad
stetter. Iowa City; Mrs. +. l.. Watson.
Bade, Iowa; +. S. Hayes, Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23

as is generally known, lies adjoining
the property of w. c. Maucker. 1t is
10 feet in width on the north end and
tapers TO point at the south end.
Mr.. Maucker promised to erect upon
it and his own lot a substantial brick
building provided he was the success
full bidder. The other bidders make no
promises of improvements in the prop
erty. The sale of the property is
a matter that is attracting consider
a bic interest, not so much on account
of the value involved as the promi-
nence of the property. The location
is too open to public view to render
its sale advisable in view of the small
amount it will bring unless there is
some assurance of the nature of inn
provement that will be made upon it.
1t had better be kept. cleared and
sown to grass than to allow it to be
sold and adorned with a ramshackle
building.
Col. Henry Curtis was before the
council in his capacity as agent of
the Weyerhaeuser syndicate that sold
the city the trace of land upon which
the reservoir is located, asking that
certain alterations be made in the
original agreement made at the time
of the purchase of the ground in or
der that the final payment may be
made and the papers be made out.
The desired changes had reference to
the opening of certain of the streets
bounding the tract. The matter was
referred to the street and alley com
mittee. mayor, city attorney and city
engineer to report.
\ communication was read from
the city authorities of Danville asking
the cooperation of Rock Island in Il
movement for the reduction of fire
insurance rates in the cities of the
state. 1t was referred to the finance
committee and city attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23

Announcement-HOteI Harms.
Commencing Tuesday, Jan. 6, Hotel
Harms will serve a 5o-cent table
d'hote dinner from II to $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
Pneumonia and La Grippe


Coughs cured quickly by Foley's
Honey and Tar Refuse substitutes.
All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
AT THE COLLEGE
Novel Entertainment in Store at
Augustana Coming
week.
DAHL AND HIS PHoN0Oo- oGRAPH
Gentlemen Surprise Lady Members
OF Ling Club Last
Evening.

Monday and Tuesday evenings, Jan.
26 and %, Prof. G. j. Dahl will give
entertainments in the college chapel
through the medium of his phonoco-
opgraph, an invention of his own.
which is combination of moving
picture and talking machines. The
invention has received the highes t
credentials wherever Prof. Dahl has
visited and the entertainment is of a
very vivid and interesting nature.
Scenes of burning buildings, regimen
tai drills, war scenes. parades, etc.
are not only depicted, but heard.
The gentlemen's Ling club surpris-
ed the ladies' Ling club very pleasant
ly last evening. While the ladies
were in the gymnasium going through
their various drills, the door suddenly
opened and in marched the boys, fall
ing gracefully in line and going
through the maneuvers together with
the girls. After short practice the
boys marched out again. but quickly
returned carrying tables and chairs
and various eatables. The two clubs
now settled down for a genuine good
time and the evening was spent most
pleasantly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
DEBATE WARM ONE
Council Members Clash Over
Sale of Small Piece of
City Property.
PROCEEDINGS HUNG ON A sNAG
Proposition to Establish Industrial
Enterprise Gets a Cool
Reception.

Ihe odor of birthstone pervaded the
air of the city council chamber last
evening. the proposal for the sale of
the little triangular strip of ground
located opposite the No. / hose house
on Seventeenth street being the in
gredient that produced the sponta-
neous combustion. As result of it
the city solons got crosswise and the
best interests of the city became a
secondary cOnsidera ton.
The meeting last evening was to the
outsider merely harmless adjourned
session held for the purpose of revis-
ing ordinances. But the meeting of
the finance committee Wednesday ev-
ening had set something a-brewing
and when the committees report on
the consideration of the bids opened
Monday evening for the purchase of
the above tract was presented, results
were not long in manifesting them
selves.
The committee reported through
its chairman, Aid. Anderson. recon-
mending that the bid of Mrs. Anna
CorcOran of $1.21O for the strip be
accepted over that of j. b. Eckhart
for 5000 and of w. {. Maucker for
$3.50. Aid. Anderson moved that the
report be adopted. AID. Birkel asked
that certain Davenport gentlemen
who were present in the hall be heard,
alluding particularly to +. w. Smith,
president of the Amazon Picking
works. who desired to use part of the
building that Mr.. Maucker had prom
ised to erect on the property in que:-
ton for Il distributing plant for the
product of the factory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
Aid. Kennedy Objects.

Aid. Kennedy Objects.
Aid. Kennedy objected ON the
ground that what the Davenport par
ties might have to say could have no
bearing ON the subject in hand. After
some desultory remarks the question
was put to an aye and nay vote, eight
voting in favor of the acceptance Of
the bid of Mrs. Corcoran and four
against, those opposing being Aids.
BlOchlinger. Naab, Birkel and Gall,
and Aids. White and McCaskrin being
absent. The mayor ruled that the
motion was lost, the necessary
vote of all the aldermen required to
sanction the sale of city property be-
ing lacking.
Aid Kennedy then moved that the
certified checks of the two lowest
bidders be returned to them, the add
erman stating that the property had
been sold to the highest bidder by
the action of the council and the
committee and that it only remained
to mandamus the city to enforce the
giving of deed. Aid. Birkel moved
to amend by returning all the certi-
fled checks. The amendment was lost
Z to ). The original motion was then
put and carried, to 4. the vote being
identical with the first one taken.
Things had now reached pass that
necessitated some light on the legal
aspects of the case from the city at
torney, and then the advice of Mayor
Knox was accepted and the entire
matter was allowed to rest till called
I'M q a futIrn Inaptinp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23

Millions are daily finding a world
OF comfort in Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
1t kills pain from burns, scalds, cuts,
bruises, conquers ulcers and fever
sores, cures eruptions. salt rheum.
boils and felons, removes corns and
warts; best pile cure on earth. Only
% cents, at Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug
store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
Rheumatlsm Cured in a Day.

Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in l to ,
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. 75c and
81. Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901 Sec
ond avenue, Rock Island; Gustave
Schlegel & Son, 900 West Second
street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
Other Doings

DIR. Lindberg returned from Chica-
go Monday night. He reports both
the festival at Emanuel church and
the one at Lake View very enthusiasts
tic and interesting.
Augustana college has been chal-
lenged by the Bethany college. of
Lindsborg, Kans., to a joint debate.
1t was decided at meeting Of the
student body last evening to accept
this challenge and a committee WAS
appointed to arrange particulars.
Prof. Sodergren will Officiate al the
services in college chapel next Sun
daN evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
Would Foot 10 Nice sum

During his talk Mr.. Smith was fire.
quently interrupted by Mr.. Kennedy,
but preserved his equanimity to the
end. No consideration was accorded
his offer to rent the lot, although the
amount he was willing to pay would
in five years foot up very nice sum.
The strip of ground in controversy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
Warning. Warning.

Beware of substitutes offered by
INSCRIPTIONS dealers in place of Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, Foley's Kidney
Cure and Banner Salve. Dishonest
dealers for a little extra profit will
try to palm off worthless prepare
tions in place of these valuable medi-
cines that have stood the test of
years, and thus jeopardize the lives
of their victims. For sale by all
druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-23
Heads should Nerer Ache.

Never endure this tro, "le. Use at
once the remedy that st6. ed it for
Mrs. n. A. Webster, of W.hnie, Va.
She writes: "Dr. Kings New Life
Pills wholly cured me of sick head
aches l had suffered from for two
years." Cure headache, constipation,
biliousness. % cents, at Hartz & u
lemeyer's drug store.