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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
SIX I AIKEN
INTO CAMP
Detective Duke Lodges Men in
the Henrico Jail Who Were
Riding G. & @. Freigl,ts.
DEC DEs THE ROAD QUESTION.
Last 81 Alleged Trait, Robbers
Arrested BY County OF
fccr Camp.

n 4
Detective Duke, OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio :Railroad. made a rich haul fyester-j
day, when he captured slx men who
were beating their way on freight train
OF that company. 9t. #
+ Tho men were j. W. Shores, Charles
Shores. Charles Joseph and B. B. Hens
ley, all white, and Rufus Hickman and
jim Lewis. colored, They wero glve1, a
hearing before Magistrate Lewis and
fined $3.50 and costs. In default Of pay.
ment, all six OF them were lodged IN
ths1S county Jail. The white men are.
painters BY ittrade, and 1t Is presumed
that they were beating their way to N eve
port News III
In tho Circuit Court OF Henrico yes
terday Judge Scott decided that he had;
no jurisdiction In the granting OF an
application to open road from Short
Pump to Ridge Church, and he referred
the case to the board OF supervisors, who
arc empowered o%act in such cases.
Louisa Burton. a negress. was turned
over to the county officials yesterday
where she has served a term. Policeman,
( AIoughon. OF the county, lodged her In
jail yesterday on the charge OF break
Ing Into the house OF John Grant and
Rebccca Bird, In &NeWtoWn,s near Fulton
on June 2Sth. and stealing a quantity Of
wearing apparel. NH She will be given q,
hearing before NJ agistrate Angle. st5i So
Policeman Camp has landed the last Of
the alleged train robbers. who are being
held for completely in Y the robbery OF
passengers on a train recently returning
from Buckroe Beach. y est erday he cap
stured Fleming synite. who Is charged
With, being impl icated In the robbery.
and had him locked up In the county
jail. He Ri will be given a. hearing by
sMagistrat Angle u on July Eth RI s#5
Judge Scott lyesterd q " released VII linn
EO'Brlen. who was placed In jail In de-
fault Of slo0 security to keep tho peace.
for twelve mon this. He had already
served five months there II was at.
the instance Of "a request from the mans
wife, who had him placed n jail n that
$he was released. $3s 55S 53 s5}
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LEAVE RICHMOND DALI.
300 A N.-NoRFOLK LIMITED. Arrive.
WayerIy and Suffolk; ,,. 80 rs =
rsso5 Gnr g ana
BiucNeld 10 Cincinnati also Roanoke Ia EnoI.s
Vile. and Knoxville 10 Chattanooga and Mons
s ia:lo p. M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farm.
VILE, Lynchhurg and Roanoke. ~ 3&s 91s5HstFi
SOD & M;-,otEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar-
hurx. Wayerl y ana suttolk. Connects wit
Baltimore and washington Through coach 10
7:ss +. A-FSr Norfolk and q, stations ea.,
= ! 10 :. M.ANEw ORLEANS sHo DIRT LINE.
Pullman s!ecpers Riehmond y Lyfcnplrs and
Roanoke Il PciersburE to Bristol. Lynchburg TO
Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans Gaia
a S:so ~ p N. -woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 10 st,
p Trains arrys froIa the West E7:3S ~ r.. s:os
ONCE No. SIS East Main street. RI u
sss W. u. DEVIL, G. HI BOsLEY, 8
II Cen. Pass AIT Dist Pass sAst. 9ss
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our country go % farms the rest stay
to congest our cities. and just now on
account Of the chea p rates. a poorer lot
than ever are swarmins in upon US,
There are 5,7s2. 372 farms In the United
States and but AZ 800 farm Ia orers, and
one-half Of these laborers are members OF
farmers families. Acres and acres Of
land stand idle year after year owing to
the inability OF, our people to obtain prop,
er help.
OF Russla's 10000, 900 people q 12s. 900 0o0
may be termed .il1iterate in the fullest
meaning Of the word. ii Il
People generally Imagine that one has
to get the finer decorative marbles for
building. etc,y from Italy and othera for
eign countries r here are finer .marbles
In the Rocky mountains and other por-5
anywhere In. the world The trouble is
that quarrles have not hee1i opened. for
eign marbles ere the fashion. i, Senator
Proctor's Vermont qua rries have supplied
this country with the cheaper grad es Of
white marble, but the best and rdest5
marbles quarried here for general co M
mercial use are the pink marbles Of Ten.
nessee most Of which are controlled by
a Baltimore concern, the Evans Marble
Company. "a =, III d ist N K 1 49,
"a July lth. 1903 there were recorded 400
deaths from .tetaus, caused by injuries tn-i
cident to the day, the deaths from other
injuries than lockJaw numbered Co.; the
totally blinded 10, AZ those WHO tlost one
eye, 75. those who. lost arms or legs SD
ia fingers were missing at the end of the
day. and TO sum the matt ter up 43As cas-
ualties were reco rdad that days,ln the
United States. r. eports re, not "a u In yet
for this year. but most cities have gained
little sense and shut down on the dam
gerous foolishness that has obtained here
tofore. vi
There are 5000 miles ofrallway In Great
err London, and London's railways carry
800, 900, 900 people "a year. ~ lille 1l6 600 PEG
pie cross London Bridge every day
The average ga larry OF women tea cheers
In; tho 4IJrited States fla 500 per year,
We Americans smoked I. 100000, 900 cigars
last year. and $500 100000 cigarettes add
that to $3.50, 900 900 hat 30 up In more iserl-
Gus fires every year and note that SMOKE
comes high In the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
SOUTHERN RAJ Way

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MA serA. 1904 ~
34lsR51NIT RAINS LEAVE 9RlCI1MOND D. ysS
90 AZ M.-Daily ocal Tor Charlotte. y. c.
1850 n. M.--Daiiy: Limited. Buffet Eulimaa
to Atlanta Z and Birming haIa News CrleanasY
Memphis. chattanooga. and all tho South.
" $50 p Mex. Sunday Keysyille Local.
1i:00 p d. ~ Daily. Limited. Pullman ready
$50 p. NJ. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
Tho fayorite route TO Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond & a:29 2. M.-Oaily.
except Sunday. IS 'j6 "a SSse & q
2:l6 p. 81. Local. Daily except Sunday.
n 4:sO y. M.--E1cept Sunday. For West Point.
connecting with steamers for Bal imore 8 and
riyer landings SteanersT sailing from Yves:
point Monday. Wednesday and Friday Gala
Yorktown and Clay l:ank; uesday. thursday.
and Saturday. Almonds and Goucester Point. {
S 4:45 "A. N-Except Sunday Local mixed fcs
"a ~. - TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Isl 6;5s a.. NJ. and 6:42 p. From all the South.
3:s5 P. M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
s;25 A. M-Bnltimore and West Point. Ss
1o:l5 a. NJ. 30 r Al. From West Pont:
C. w. WEsTBuRY.g p. p A.. Richmond Va
8. H. HARDW!cK. ". E.8TAiLORs
G. H.sAtKERT. Gep'l Mcr.. "a 81 sSi5S
Ss Washington. y. g.
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HEALTH REPORT.
Secretary O'Grady Gets Out

"a Sl1OI1I IC11cI1oIVc s. SotdtelI1C1It'5. Il
his monthly report Of the Health De-
ipartment. The report Is complete and
comprehensive, It gives the deaths 10y
wards. color sex. age and cause. Total
deaths for the month were 1871 as com
pared to 1856 for the same period last
year, divided as follows: M J
White male, 81; female, So: colored.
male, g55; female, SO: births, white. male.
22; female. ii; colored. male, -: female.
consumption. fourteen from ap s
sflfty-one from diarrhoea, seven from
heart disease, seven from Brights dis
ease. five from pneumonia. Estimated
population, white. $3.50; colorcd, s7.75o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
1865 BACKGROUND FOR CHILDREN
IS ACCOMPLISHING "A GREAT WORK
Has Done All Expected by Its
Founders and More
Besides.
DAILY SCENES DESCRIBED
How tile Little Ones Spend the
Day Modelling II, Sand.
Military Manoe,,vres.

The new playground opened June. 10th
Eat Nineteenth and Main Streets. behind
tic Methodist Institute, for the children
iSof that vicinity, is doing noble work
s5ior the moral and physical welfare and
uplifting Of those who take advantage
sof the opportunity IT offers #
1t is a work the need Of which has
been felt for a long time. and the Civic
Improvement League, which established
the mission, has every reason to feel SAT-
isfied with the result Mr. T. a. Cary,
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Only a BEGINNING.

In a dangerous condition, will be heard
on the 18TH In the meantime the, wharf
will be repaired. v. 81 BE ~
81 Norma Roy and Mary Watkins. colored.
each paid $3.50 for lighting and were given
ten days besides. "a I'll 5;5 81 rs By
Willie Fife, colored, struck Willie Ann
Jones. It cost him $40 and sixty days.
There were several ordinance violations
and one or two DRINKS. 81 IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
4 u % ~ Richmond. r rederlei<s.

83S55 + Una 4Lcuve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
4:n AN. daily. BYRD ST. Through. +. 81 Il.
rs a. NJ daily Nam 81. Tnrough
3 i:is A. NJ. week days Glba- Ashland AS
eH s:soX. ~. daily. Byrd 81 Through Loea,
!" sos noon. week days. BYRD 81 Through
ri 400 p 81. week avs Byrd 81 Frsderickss
burg accommodaIi on. I. =. . @.s IL,
5 80 r. NJ. week days tsloa. Ashland g.
s:Ss y. 50. daily. By1a 81. Threu1h,
Arrive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ely
GO A.. ~. week days. Eiba-g Ashland -,
sly A. NJ week days. Byrd 81 Frsdsrioks.
hu,g &C e aa3iv' hyrd ST. rhroush
d, il $50 AZ H.. week days. Byrd 81 Throsgh.
: - r. ~ daily. Main ST Through;
800 p NJ week days Elba-R AShlsnd aoeons.
\ '1:iI p Il. II daily. Byrd st Through
e:a ?. .. dsily.. 1y1a ". rhroush x4,,n ~
10 - p:e ". daily: binin st. Thrcosh
ss NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parior Cars %
ali trains except train arriving Richmond 11:5
A. NJ week days. and :local Accommodations.
= Time Of arriyals and departures and icoRneo-s
lions. not q, En a g! q. q, -
Gent Nan'r.. Asst Gen+l Man r..s Traf..s MAJ.
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ATLANTIC COAST line.

rR AIMS LEAVE IMoNDfDAILY-BYRDa
~ 49, si5I-l STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY MAY 18th.
81 9:057 a.. Ma. g: T. EXPRESS TO all points
500 t, q. s'Ms.-pete and Norfolk:
q 200 3. M.--PetcrsburG6 land Norfolk &.
s1.I6 - -Goldsboro Local
&. s.155 p fM--Petersburg Local. Is
S:as p. M-'Florida and West Indian Linn
ted. to oil. points points ssI "a ~ ~.
s;sS MEpe tesssS..Es a local uAu =" css.
-, = - TRAINS ARR1vE RICHMOND e: \ n Y.
An, II 10 All 800 F. ~. 1905 p. NJ; $50
F. n 7:45 2. 49, J, = ! y, 4,
ssS, .'Ss' e. 6.gCAMPBELL. Div. PasA AIT.
W.. ]. CRAIG. Cen Pass. AT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
NICHOLS WOMAN BAILED,
Released in the Sum Of $500,
Small Police Court Docket,

I4ay!nia Nichols. the woman In whose
house James Goode was concealed the
night lie shot Captain shinberger,, was
hailedGin the Police Court yesterday In
as security. She Is charged with being
an accessory to the murder OF Richard
Fox, Her case, with that OF James john
son. comes up on the 2Sth. 8 sfgv /
The complaint against the Crystal Ice
Company. alleging that their wharf as
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needed That the work is success is
shown by the fact of the large daily att
tendance. In the morning there 10 an
sayerage #ot d fly and in the afternoon
an ayerag go Of one hundred In tendance
This makes avery good showing, when
3,vo consider the fact that large percent
age OF the children often have to remain
away to work. \ MY $S sa$i 535 f3iE il; u
III This mission playground Is to be COM
smended in theshig CHEST terms of praise.
In giving the children of It's vicinity a
place where they can play without fear
of disturbance, In taking them from the
6unwhol esome ;Satmo spfere or the streets,
and lis its moral teachings and Its incul-
Ca ton g Of n mora ! principles. his labor
5commends& Itself to every lover OF chill
5dren. 70 every Chris tian ana to every
2 koughtfuls minded citizen. These children
vii one day be " the citizens off Rich
mond. Upon their up bringing depends the
chance whether, they will make good clti-
zens or bad ones. And every moral In
fluence brought to bear upon them dur
Ing that age when moral asion works
for the most sting good is tending to
make them more, worthy and more 3capa-
ble8ofy III the future guiding and controls
ling the destlni les of the city Such q Ia Dor
3as7tthis IS lowing 4 to the. children and TO
the citizens hens elves II Il does mot take
far-sigh tediiessS to 70 bseIve its moral value.
Everybody who t links lat all can see that
It IS a. most spowe rful IA tor for; good in
the training 0 & our nurnberless children.
Only Beginning.
It's to- be hoped that this Is but the
beginning Of tie labor, and that mission
Fairgrounds Will spread throughout the
city wherever they are needed.
Some of those most econ erned In the
work suggested that there would be H q
further degree of Interest created If the
car company would occasionally offer to
take the children on q free excursion
into the country. Any such act would
help materially by giving the children the
occasional delight OF breathing fresh
country air, and would be Appreciated
not only BY the little ones, but also by
the generous founders OF the work, by
those who are devoting theirttime togit,
Land by all who are interested in the
moral and physical welfare Of the little
ones Of the CITY. ts59
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Floor Paints,
Best Ready Mixed Paints,
vvaxans, Floor OK, ...s
Brushes 3! ETC.
TANNER PAINT AND OIL co !,
1918 e. Main Street.
SIT phnNH 400 3
ct Fam 50A1A
VIRGINIA NAVIG ATIONE CO.,
,,PHONEAs


JAMES RIVER DAY LIN E. III
MONDAY WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAY al =
A. NJ for Norfolk. Il Portsmouth. Old Point.
sinadfngs, and connecting at Old Point h for
washington Baltimore and rho North. State.
rooms I reserved for tho night at moderate
prices. Electric sars direct to, wharf Fare
only $3.50 and 81 to Norfolk. Music BY Grand
Freight received for abova-named placer and
all points in Easte rn Virginia and North Caro-.
:, -b 5RY1G W SacrsIe1y Sen Mzr.
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The accompanying pictures show the
playground for children at Nineteenth
and Maln Streets, the first to be opens
ed In Richmond. The photographer
has caught the little ones at play In /
one picture and In the other they are
lined up and looking pleasant es
pectalIyS for the camera. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
Disappear in an Alley.

The two men and Baker separated
at Milan, but met again on the car
leaving the village for Rock Island.
At Market square, Baker states. the
strangers dropped off the ear and ran
through the alley at the rear of the
American house.
Mr.. Titus efforts Saturday in trac-
ing up the the method employed by
the two men only confirmed his opin-
ion OF them formed at the moment
when he found the first irregularity.
He learned that the same game was
worked at Clinton. MarshaIltown and
Sioux City. in each place by a pair
answering the description of these
same fellows. 1t is stated that their
operations in the four deals have net
ted them thousands of dollars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

Estate of Anders o. Bersell. lnven-
tory filed and approved. Appraisment
bill and widows award filed and APP
proved. Widows REIMBURSEMENT and
selection filed and approved and order
turning over property selected to wild
ow.
Estate Of Lucy \. Edgington. Proof
of notice to heirs of final settlement
and report filed Hearing on said final
report and settlement and sum APP
proved. Order of disbursement en-
tered herein.
Estate of Edward Moran. Petition
for sale of personal property at pri-
vate sale filed. Petition granted.
Estate Of Ferdinand Witt. Report
of private sale of personal property as
per order of court filed and approved.
Final report and settlement of admin
istratOr filed. Hearing thereon set
for TUESDAY. March Is. 1904. at 9
o'clock a. IN. Ordered that administra-
tor notify heirs by publication in Rock
Island county at least once in each
week for three consecutive weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
INSTANCE OF MANNER THE
INTERURBAN HELPS FARMER

The MacCmb journal cites an in
stance of the kind that are occurring
on interurban roads every day that
shows how they benefit the farmer.
Says the Journal:
George Runkle lives between -
and II miles south of Macomb, which
is his market town. He had 600 BUSH
els of wheat to ship. Under ordinary
circumstances. and before the new
railroad was built from Macomb to
Littleton, this would require - days
with Il good team over the best of
roaGs. to get to this city. One day
this week, however. he wished to dis
pose of it. The morning train took
a grain car down to within half Il
mile of his home. Between 10 a. III.
and ) p. m. the wheat was loaded; it
was in Macomb shortly after o'clock
and on its way to the big city markets
very soon after arriving here. This
is benefit that hundreds of farmers
receive with the building of the new
road"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
OFFERS A REWARD
G NJ. Titus Hot on Trail of Men
Who SwindIed Him Out
OF SO, 900.
PASS THROUGH THIS CITY
Strangers Believed to be Crooks
Driven From Illinois
City to Milan.

G. VI. Titus, of Muscatine, has offer
ed a reward of $500 for the apprehen-
sion of Beck and O'Brien, the two con-
fidence men who swindled him out of
$1,000 by borrowing on a forged deed.
He will add to this amount 10 per
cent of the money returned to him.
Ed Baker, Of Illinois City, drove a
pair of strangers whom he believes
were the swin~.ers from his home to
Milan Friday night. They tuid him
they had been purchasing land in the
lower end of the county and had
missed their train leaving on the Iowa
side. They claimed that their homes
were in Davenport, and offered Baker
SO to drive them to Milan, where
they could catch a street car, with
$3.50 thrown in for lodging for the
night for him and his team. Baker
took them up.
He now recalls actions on the part
of his passengers that satisfies him
they were the fellows who trimmed
Titus. They conversed constantly al
most from the time they left Illinois
City, but guarded every word uttered
SO that the driver could not under
stand the drift of their conversation.
Baker. however, had not heard of the
Muscatine deal when the men engag-
ed him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
SYSTEM OF MAIL ROBBERY
IS WORKED OUT OF QUINCY

Quincy. H.. Feb. 22-During the
past two or three weeks frequent
complaints have been made of the
robbery Of the mails between Car
thage and Quincy and Carthage and
Chicago. Specific cases have beer;
shown where letters containing post
office orders and cash for considerable
amounts have never reached their
destination. Later complaints have
been made from the towns of Ursa.
Mendon and Lorraine. showing the loss
of much money sent in the mails to
Quincy.
The town of Mendon reports the
sum of $1,000 missing. The postoffice
inspectors have been duly notified of
the situation and there has been an
assurance IF prompt and thorough
investigation of the charges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
ORGANIZATION OF MANUAL
TRAINERS Is RFFECTEI

c. W. Kent. manual training instruc-
tor at the high school, Saturday az
tended a meeting of the manual train
ing teachers of the state at which n
permanent organization was effected
for the avowed purpose of enlarging
the scope of usefulness of this, the
newest department of popular educa-
tion. In order that the organization
might he made as flexible as possible
and in no sense exclusive or technical.
the constitution adopted provided for
the election to membership of instruc-
tors in art ana supervision of schools
as well as manual training teachers.
The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year:
Observation-Disclosures y. Bennett, Peo-
ria.
Vice Presidential S. Griffith, Oak
Park:
Secretary Treasurer - William Z.
Bawden, State Normal university.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
OBJECTION TO HOSPITAL
SUSTAINED BY THE COURT

Peoria. Ill.,. Feb. 22.-Thc Peoria
DeaconesS hospital has been knocked
out of business by the Illinois SUI
preme court, which has affirmed the
verdict of Master in Chancery Niehaus
made in the summer Of 1901 in the
case of Mrs. Amelia Bontjes against
the Deaconess Home society. who
sought to have the hospital declared
nuisance and praying for an in
junction restraining its operation.
The property, according TO the de
cision, can be used as Il deacuness
home. but the hospital department
will have to be abolished.
The suit was brought i'm the spring
of 1901. and the plaintiff. Mrs. Amelia
BOnt ies. resides in and owns the prop
erty adjoining the property of the
Deaconess society, asked the circuit
court to declare the hospital Il nui-
sance and order its abandonment
The charges were that The hospital
was using the space between the
building and the property of the
plaintiff for the ambulance and that
they removed dead bodies that way;
also that plaintiff could look into the
windows and see naked patients lying
on the beds. and the verdict of the
lower court was to grant an iniunc
tion restraining the hospital from
using the driveway. etc.
The decision Of the master i'm chan
Gerry was affirmed by the circuit court
and also the appellate court, and now
by the supreme court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
A Night Alarm.

Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is the brassy cough of Group. which
sounds like the children's death knell.
and it means death unless something
is done quickly. Foley's Honey and
Tar never fails to give instant relief
and quickly cures the worst forms of
Group. Mrs. p. L. Cordier, of Man
nington. Ky, writes: MY 3-year-old
girl had severe case of Group; the
doctor said she could not live. I got
a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
the first dose gave quick relief and
saved her life" Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
An Early Riser.

A strong, healthy, active cOnstitu-
ton depends largely on the condition
of the liver. The famous little pills
known as DeWitt's Little Early Risers
not only cleanse the system. but they
strengthen the action of the liver and
rebuild the tissues supporting that or
gan Little Early Risers are easy to
act, they never grippe, and yet they
are absolutely certain to produce re-
suits that are satisfactory in all cases.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
Mx.terfous Circumstance.

One was pale and salIow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference? She who is bIushing with
health uses DR.. Kings New Life Pills
to maintain it. BY gently arousing
the lazy organs they compel good di-
gestion and head off constipation.
Try them. Only 25 cents, at Hartz &
Ullemeyer's, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22

We have thousands of testimonials
which prove that appendicitis can be
prevented by the use of HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. without the
knife. s. cents, tea or tablet form.
T. H. Thomas, Pharmacist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-22
Bon
Ami
The Finest Cleaner Made
Will not scratch.
.MMENSh TOBACCO PUkLhAsr-

forty Eight Thousand Dollar Pat'
for a Fancy Lot Of Tobacco.
The biggest purchase of nigh grade
.obacco ever made in the West 10y 8
cigar manufacturer was made last
Wednesday by Frank L. Lewis. Peoria
ILL.,, for his celebrated Single Binder
cigar. A written guarantee was given
that the eutire amount was to be fancy
selected tobacco. This, no doubt
makes the Lewis factory the Largest
holder in the United States of tobacco
OF so high q grading en0Ld Tran
script, Dec. 81, 1904.