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Easy Fishing In the Mississippi.
(St. Paul Dispatch.l

Fishing was easy in the vicinity of the
Government dam late yesterday. Blasting
operations were begun by the workmen,
and the explosions had the effect Of caus-
ing hundreds Of fish to rise to the surface.
swimming in helpless, dazed fashion.
They were easy prey to people in boa is,
who scooped them ont with their hands,
nets and anything else that was handy.
Hundreds Of fish, German carp, pike.
sheepshead and other varieties were cap
tured. some lucky persons collecting sew
eral bushel baskets full Of them. MANY
of the fish weighed over five pounds each.
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1t was present at Monticello and Rich
mond, KY; Rough and Ready and Jones'
boro, Ga; Columbia and Nashville. Tenn. !:
Fort Anderson. Town Greek and Whining.
ton, y. G. 1t served under Gen. Burn
side in East Tennessee campaign; Gen.
sherman, Atlanta campaign, Summer
1864; Gen. Thomas, Fall and Winter
1864, West Tennessee campaign; Gen. J
NJ. Schofield, N. G. campaign, Spring 1865.
Resigned, IA: discharged. 1a6; died, 48; de-
serted, -. prior TO date when first COM
rade was killed In action; total. ........... elO
Leaving ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4s
Original enrolment 956, from which the
casualties occurred: Total killed and
wounded, 294-30.41 per cent.
The regiment had 165 recruits of these
three were killed. 13 wounded and IA died
Of disease.
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WARREN r. KING,
surgeon-General. Grand Army Of the Re-
public.

The following sketch of Comrade War
rem II. King, the Surgeon-General of the
Grand Army of the Republic. was fur
nished at our request. and is so good that
we give it in Comrade Kings own words:
/ was born in Hamilton Co., Ind, Feb.
6. 1912. On my fathers maternal side |
am a descendent Of David La Force, who
was born in France. and who, with sis
ter, was left an orphan and adopted by 4
Quaker. This Quaker, owing to perse-
cutiOn i'm France. immigra ted to Amer
lea, bringing the children with him, and
settled in New Jersey, near the begin
ming of the Revolutionary War. After he
grew to manhood he married Jerusha
Updike, of New Jersey, and they subse-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IHOR SALEM SMALL TOWN OF $50 POPU-
room dweilinghouse and other buildings. Dwelling.
house sets threequarters acre of nice level land
good well, and cstern Dwelling is close to the
mineral springs, which have been discovered here
and which bids fair to be noted health resort in the
future. Drugstore is right at the railroad depot: the
within five miles. Just the place for some young
physician starting in practice. Good for selling
II interested, call write f. Brown Eckerty Ind
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-09-22

History Of the Command, Compiled from His.
torical Records by VIM. Harbaugh, Co. K,
10th I'll

The 10th ILL.,, in which I served, will
hold its Annual Reunion at Toulon, Stark
County. ILL.,, Sept. %. Herewith is q
short sketch of the history of the regiment
H.. Sept. %, 1862 was in Third Brigade
Third Division, Twenty-third Corps. Its
first Colonel was T. J. Henderson. who
was promoted. Its second Colonel was
E. s: Bond This record pertains only
to the original enrolment. Killed and
died of wounds, 81 wounded in action, 212
captured. 1924: died in prison, AZ; died OF
disease and by accident, g.
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4 Mere Slip Of . 0AYl.
Sunset Ma1axine.)

Along the street she passed 20 neat.
SO pretty, charming, and 30 sweet.
A mere slip Of girl.
70 see this girl was quite q treat.
But q banana peel disturbed her feet-
Twas q mere clip Of q girl.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.
ssrI>RAIL OF BOGUS YANKEE"

y" MAIL Of BOGUS YANKEE"
Is Months Experience In Prisons of Hesser
and NORTH Prison Escape; Supplemental
Skeich illustrated Toe silver fol-
single copy; 20c silver for copies. Sent by
mail securely wrapped
Address w. II. NEWLIN,
Springfield, Ill
NOTE-In cases OF comrades ordering and RENTING
for above, who purpose attending the Illinois State
Fair. Wednesday, Oct. S, Iso4-Old Soldiers Day-it
might be we'll to mention company and regiment,
service In full in order will them for use II
needed for Identification purposes. The Illinois Asso
citation Of Union Ex-Prisoners OF War will meet In
18th Annual Reunion at Decatur. Ill, Oct. IL and l3
1904.
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FINANCIAL,

FEW PRACTICAL MINERS HAVING TEN
values In goid want money organize and equip the
property; will sell organizers st0ck-doar shares
for cents Write for details to Lock Box g. Asotin
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The regiment was mounted until Feb
ruary, 1864, and served in the East Ten
nessee campaign with the cavalry (dis-
mounted) on the Atlanta campaign and
thereafter.
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M USIC.

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LOR sALE-FIRsT EDITION AMERICAN AND
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new; failing health reason for selling.
Picket Guard published at Saltillo Mex, 1847, con-
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One ancient Bible, published by English College at
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A RE YOU DISCOURAGED. HAVE You
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BOOKS. BOOKS! THE KIND you ARE LOOK
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baltimore Fire and Chicago Theater Horror.
Satan I'm Society.
War Between Russia and Japan.
The Married Couples Private Handbook.
Where the Negro Came From
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SS TX PAID FOR RIA RE 1853 QUARTERs:o<
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HON ESTEADS
REUNIONS.

OD MO. CAV. (Giover's)-The enjoyment OF our
- last Reunion and Free Banquet is still fresh In
memory, 30 we glad to cali you again this year
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the ticket without extra cost by deposiing ticket with
railroad agent. Reuben Griggs. President John Yves
sells, Secretary and Treasurer.
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i Smyrna Rugs than you could make off good
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State what you have and price wanted for same.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

WyANTED-The addresses OF Asst Surgeon Geo
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September, 1862; Henry Norwood Hospital Steward
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REAL ESTATE.
CHEAP LANDS.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29
New Kind OfGame.

state Game Warden Lo,cinN called
alI the deputy vardcn> in illinois I"
SEriu" fiCld ON the same GaN a. the
republican love feast. O~Jeu>ibiN they
were Called Ia receive instructions
aud discuss The game law. aud the
stale paid all their expenses. In re-
a'itN. the only instructions they re
cci,cd were of political nature and
their uull business Wa - vhuup her
up for Iatt~.
N, Springfield News ,RrpJ de
scribe rh- gathering:
The meeting 80 The game varden>
,t.~-,.r la, moruiu" has revealed the
resources 81 the state administration
@uG d.. uprrar ION nf huge piece Of
p"'iti,I! machinery >-t mp in the game
project 'ou Jaw at the last general a.
>cmblE. II ha- also opened some eve.
One a,uJrCd and two Wardcu> and
crpujjv- representing practically eV-
cry e, unity ia the state were here iu
response E" Il letter from the CHIEF
warden. \. j. LuVejoy. These 1O2 men
were added To- ;hc PAY ron brigade ny
the game law whjch went 3uIn opera
ton .lUiV l last. one hundred and two
men were added Ia the admini>tra tion
j,rcr~ and thousands of dollars have
bt.;, PAID INTO tne state treasury IN
hunters purchasing hunters licenses.
ans from this fund. without rr>tric-
tj,u ,f any kind. the game warden>
az: dcpu;ic> draw per diem. expenses
az -.s'aric>. The letter of y. j. Love
ieN amounted I" command 10 be
her. ~ -tafeI that their expenses
-harl So. = de to their january eN-
p"u>c account he OBJECT OF the
meeting WAS stated Ia he the discus
sion Of the law and its operation. and
II. :. Reardon. former manager for
the C.. Z. x St. l.. railroad and al pres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29
NEWS IN OUTLINE

For the first time in twenty-five
at jackson. Miss.
The United Miners have voted $1,000
for the immediate relief Of the families
of the miners killed i'll the Harwick
mine explosion.
Illinois Republicans will hold their
stale convention at Springfield. May
IL
Representative Nanduser. of Ne
Vada, has introduced Il resolution i'll
quiring if any supplies for the post
office department are made by convict
labor.
Louise Clements and jessie Rogers
were fatally burned at Omaha by an
explosion OF gasoline.
The war department has just pub
Iished a remarkable book entitled Mil
itary Policy of the United States" 10y
the late Major General Emory Upton.
over Loo additional coke ovens at
Scott SdaIp. Pa. were fired during the
past week and the output increased s.
900 IOlS
Mrs. j. ii. Rathbone. of Baltimore.
was killed and Messrs. Mellor and Al
len and Mrs. EchalaZ. of London. were
injured in an automobile accident near
1.anapoUle. France.
To save fare from Mentor Mimi.
To Buford. y. H.. Il woman was bundled
into box by her husband as baggage
but the cold forced her To make her
presence on the station platform
known.
The decapitated body of 1J-year-Old
James Doyle. of Chicago. was found
Oh the tracks of the Eastern Illinois
railroad near .DauviIle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29
strawboard Investigation.

The >lraNyboaIyI investigate con
Quoted by the United States geologi-
cal survey show that the relation OF
s:rawbOard waste to wafer supply j.
particularly strained in the states OF
Ohio. Indiana. and Illinois. The object
of the inves tigatiOn made by the sur
Ney N Indiana WAS to bring the straw
board company TO Il realization of the
fact that the enormous waste Of the
valuable ccllulCSe which X carried
away and causes trouble i unneces-
sary. and that pollution by straw
board waste cam he removed If the
method Of SIrawb)ard manufacture j.
changed. The valuable materials
which are now carried away in waste
waters 10 the pollution of the streams
may he retained and converted into
straw board.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF
WEATHER IN FEBRUARY

Though The feeling of longing for
spring has begun To manifest itself
there yc; remains before H. some
pretty snug weather. according" 10 the
data Of the average month of Febru-
AIRY durin" the past - years - pre-
pared ny j. NJ. Shericr. Of the local
weather e.; abli>hInent. The mean
temperature Of the month has been
-. The coolest w=Is that of 1919. av-
eraging 10. and ths, warmP>t that of
1ss2. averaging 80. The highest tenn
perature recorded during the mont h
was 81 ON the 12th. lSS2. and the low
est was - below on the 9th. 1899. The
average amount If rainfall for the
month has been LOO inches. the great
est being 49, in lSS. and the least 90
in 1871. The greatest amount of
snowfall for any consecutive ~ hours
was 1U.f inches ON the .Ird and 4th.
1901. The average number of clear
days has been .: cloudy. 10. and partly
cloudy .. The prcNaiIin" winds have
been from thc northwest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29

ent right of way man for interurban
lines in central Illinois. was down for
an ESSAY on the game law.
The deputies and vardens met in
the state house and were presided
over by Loveioy. Gov. Yates was in
PRODUCED and made a speech; Reardon
read his paper. which was described
a perfunc1ory. but such Il term pos
sibly does il an injustice. as he i an
enthusiast ON the subject and proba-
bly, discussed it very intelligently.
After the paper each warden put on
Il Yates baCEe and marched in a body
from the building to yell for Yates.
Judging f.-nm the expense accounts
the deputies have been filing in the
last few months, the meeting will cost
the state treasury at least $500. 1t
i safe 10 say that the average legiti-
mate expense Of each one of the 100
men for TWO days viii be SEQ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29
Mr.. JUSTICE
FINNEMORE
Judge Of the Natal Supreme
Court, Sends the Following
Remarkable Testimonial
TO CUTlCURA
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Used Wherever Civilization
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"I desire to give my voluntary testi-
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ROBERT ISAAC FINNEMORE,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29

Society f,ik- If -. Louis are going
~ try - make themselves useful.
Thcy viii band together. =" il i, re
ported. 80 fight crime. cleanse the
city. >"curr closing Of wincroom> and
Gi>rrEujahle saloons and give the city
- better moral tone. If this work j.
Done il viii be- IL good and Il great
work am. the example set by the so
ciriy fcik- of 81. Louis should be fol
lowed ~ the society folk, of every
city. ami then will Henry Wattrr-on'S
theory IL t"Ihc morality Of the 100
be battered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29

Floyd t.. Greenh"u"h. an engineer
Du the Great Northern road. did Il
brave thing the other day. Durin" Il
severe storm the wires at the station
where H. engine was were in juTcd.
soon after this Wa discovered il WAS
found hat Il nearby railroad bridge
Na~ IA fire. and AN express train was
to he no way 10 warn the coming
train. but Greenhough proved equal
t' the emergency. He got light en-
CINE. crowded on a fun head Of steam.
sent the engine laundering across the
burning bridge ana reached a station
where til wires were intact in time
- avert - bad wreck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-29
warning, Warning

Beware of substitutes offered by
INSCRIPTIONS dealers in place of Fo-
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tions in place of these valuable medi-
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and thus jeopardize the lives of their
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