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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
NEW CLERK is APPOINTED
Supervisor Robert Pears, of Moline, to
be Employed at County Building.

Robert Pears. of Moline. a member
of the board of supervisors. has been
appointed assistant in the office of
County Clerk II. B. Hubbard, and will
enter upon his duties Aug. l. Mr..
Pears has resigned his position as
foreman at the Rock Island road
freight house in Moline. The recent
changing of the rules governing the
conduct of the affairs of the county Of
fees by the board of supervisors has
necessitated the engaging of addition
al help in the Office of Mr.. Hubbard.
and the place was accordingly tender
ed Mr. Pears, and was accepted by
him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
ROCK ISLAND VS.. DAVENPORT
Billiard Tournament to be Continued
This Evening.

Davenport and Rock Island will be
matched in the three-cushion tourna-
ment at the Central billiard hall on
Second avenue this evening. Fifty
points will be played, Weston and Rose
representing Rock Island. and German
and Tiedeman Davenport.
Sunday evening the Central bowling
team play at Muscatine. The team
will be composed of Hiteman, captain;
Dau. Flack, Campani, Carlson. The
buwlers will leave in the morning. In
the afternoon a number of roOters
will go down on the steamer leaving
here at O'Clock in the afternoon, and
will return on the midnight train. The
Muscatine team will play a return en-
gagement at the Central alleys next
Monday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
CLOSING ARGUMENTS ARE ON
War; Case Will Likely Go to the Jury
at Cambridge Some Time
Tomorrow.

The closing arguments to the jury
are in progress at the trial at Cam
bridge of J. w. War;. p. F. Peek, for
the prosecution. opened yesterday af-
ternoon. He devoted himself TO an eX-
PLANTATION of the methods pursued by
the defendant in accomplishing the
theft of the large sums from the assO-
citation. c. J. Searle and y. F. Ander-
son. for the defense. presented their
arguments today. II. \. Weld. states
attorney from here. will have the clos
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
A DISPUTE OVER PROPERTY
Henry FIuegel is Arrested on Com
plant of Dairy Travis.

Henry Fluegel was brought before
Justice II. NJ. Schriver yesterday on a
charge of malicious mischief preferred
by Dairy Travis. colored. The case has
been continued until Monday. Travis
claims that Fluegel entered the house
at the corner of Seventh street and
Seventh avenue by breaking down the
door, and taking charge of the prem
ises, on which Fluegel holds a mort
gage. \ bill for foreclosure of the
mortgage is on file in the circuit
court. Travis says the bill calls for
a foreclosure this fall instead of the
present time. The property is now
unoccupied, but in the past Travis
collected the rent on the property and
claims that he. as agent for the place,
has a right to rent the house until the
time the foreclosure is effective.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
ENGAGE FAMOUS MUSICIAN
J. Hayes Robinson, InstrumentaIist
and Singer, at Club Tomor-
row EVENING,

J. Hayes Robinson, the famous man
dolinist. will be the concert attraction
at the Rock Island Club tomorrow ev-
ening. when the third in the series of
lawn entertainments for the members
and their ladies and friends is TO
take place. Robinson plays several
different instruments and contributes
vocal numbers. having a baritone voice
of splendid quality. In the event Of
rain the concert will be held in the
clubhouse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
BATTLES SATURDAY SALE
Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth
Street

Children's and women's slippers
worth 75c. 81 and 1925 at soc
WOmen's slippers and oxfords worth
$3.50 and s.. SI75
Women's slippers and oxfordI
worth $3.50 and 50, $l.25.
Mems oxfords worth SO and $3.50,
$3.50.
Mems oxfords worth 81 and $3.50.
$3.50.
It's little farther, but it pays"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
AT McCABES.
clubhouse
Mems Collar Specials.

Saturday from a m. to $50 p. m,
100 dozen mems correct summer shapes
IN linen collars. usually sold at 15c, or
two for CSC. will be sold in half dozen
lots only for 45c-six fine collars for
45c. Here's your chance TO stock up
at McCabe's. See our Second avenue
window.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
Comes to Hamlet.

Presbyterians of Kewanee have vot-
ed to grant the request made by the
pastor. Rev. !. NJ. TidbalI, to ask the
presbytery to sever the relationship
existing between pastor and people in
order that he might accept call TO
Hamlet in Mercer county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22
RIVER FORECAST

a falling tendency in the Missis-
sippi will continue between Dubuque
and MusCatinc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-22

The Japs may fight the Russians,
On land or on the sea;
But the girls Of this here country,
Fight for Rocky Mountain Tea.
IT. H. Thomas, pharmacist
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-08-17
His Part in
the HoId-Up
BY A H. SWEET
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WopyugnhnNl ~ Daily hiory fuhCol
THERE was a diseordant, prolonged
/ shrek, almost at the window Of the
bedroom, and Molly TetralTs eyes
opened and stared blankly for a moment
at the low pine ceiling, then she sprang
up and dressed hurriedly. II was the
FIRST whistle Of the button factory, and In
30 minutes o the second would come.
From time 70 time, as she thrust In the
kndlings and started them, and placed
the coffee pot upon the stove, and fol-
lowed that with the bits Of meat and
vegetables she had chopped and made
ready the night before, she glanced up At
the clock. At the end Of Is minutes she
had ready an improvised waiter OF q
pie tin. on which we're a bowl Of soup and
a cup Of hot coffee. The tin was con-
cealed by a neatly arranged napkin.
With this in her hand she went softly
into the bedroom.
Harold" she said, In q low voice, ARE
you awake, dear?"
An impatient grunt was the only re-
eRNAoOf bAN II WAS GAbuEu " loAH ACA
quickly to the bedside, a glad look In
her eyes, the refrain a an old school
girl song she had once loved rising un-
consciously to her lips, The man threw
out HIS arm lrritably.
stop, Molly, for heavens sake" he
snapped. Don't let me hear that thing
again. It makes me wild"
VERY well, dear" the Joy still dane
Ing in her eyes, Il will try to remember.
But / am so gladl Oh, Harold, you
car ley know how glad l am. III
was afraid It might be different. think
I went to sleep last night with that sing
ing in my heart. / forgot that l was
tired, that 1t was two o'clock and l would
have but four hours to sleep before the
whistle blew. | could only think Of
what the doctor said as he went out, aud
I was just glad, glad. and so happy. I
did not know God could be so good"
She raised his head aiittle, placing an
other pillow under II, then seated herself
upon the edge of the bed and took a
spoonful Of the soup from the bowl.
Now, Harold" she urged, happily,
you must eat a nice big breakfast, for
you know what a long. dreary day 1t will
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-08-17

Gasoline dres have been numerous
Of late, both ashore and afoat. Many
people who handle gasoline do not
seem 70 realize that the vapor aeis
Ike q fuse, and that sometimes gas0-
line WIN slet 60" when flame Il COM
naratively distant from the volatile
fluid. Always beware.
A woman bad about as lief not have
9 mother &c for Der not to give her
recipes 70 make The cook mad.
A girl has an idea the reason more
men don't propose 20 her s. because
they ere afraid she might refuse them.
The nan that always does the best
be can % second cousin 60 the angels,
and be isn't Far from where they live
KuropatkIn doesn't believe "a E nan
pushing himself 20 tie front.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-08-17

be before / car come back. 1 will leave
some magazines on the bed, and a pencil
ana some paper. But don't use your
arms too much, dear. Now" holding the
spoon to his grimly closed lips, please,
Harold. I've only got about ten minutes
more"
But he shook his head, his deep, sunk
en- eyes staring neutrality-suspicious.
", Il seemed to her-at the ceiling.
Harold, she whispered. a frightened
sob In her voice." arn't you glad at
what the doctor said, that you win get
wellP"
Her eyes grew pitiful as she looked
ct the long. cadaverous face, grown
rough and hairy through months Of un-
familiarity with q razor. Shortly the
sunken. burning gaze came down from
the ceiling to her face.
"GIad," harshly, when my one
thought my one hope through all these
months has been that this would be the
end, that you could 60 back to your peo-
pie IN the east and live part Of your life
as It should be lived"
'But we viii 60 together" eagerly.
'That is the only way / would a + to
live. We viii commence again, and be
so happy"
"Your people would not accept me, you
know that; and I would not IN their
place When q man aims so high q /
have. and falls so low, the only way Is
20 have his light put out OF to put It out
himself. There Is no middle course.
But tried to saw you from part oft.
Molly" q ring Of peeling ~sofening the
grimness Of his despair. you know
that When ] went TO Alaska to retrieve
myself and failed. and then came here
with some wild companions, / thoughtI
was buried for All time / sent you what
money had, with notrace Of the sender
and then set about making an end 81.
myself as rapidly e possible. ] would
not live as q failure II It had not been
for that wretched AFFAIR Of the stage
coach, you would never have known.
You would have thought ! died In
Alaska"
Blessed stage coach" she exclaimed
fervently, "even Il you-you-" she
stopped suddenly, Z aush coming e her
faca But be understood. she believed
BE had helped IN the hold-up, and bic
fass again became grim. She caughthsr
breath q little, then looked az him
saussSly. "Even Il you did have some
thing e % with L dear.- 1hs went 81
bnvsly. -6or that vas what brought ne
e zen $40 40 item a 3 mper Stat
ing that eeveFel men had been hurt 81
4 stage c1ach hold-nR and g0ur name
was among them ~ people obisctsds
bat { had tAs money yCu senG andI@ma
psralghs here. Nov you win set ven.
ed We vfl So away somewhere aad
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-08-17

FRIEND

does diminish the pain accompanying
maternity. With its aid mothers can and
do bring healthy, sweet dispositioned
and ideal babies into the world.
Morning sickness, sore breasts and ex-
cruciating pains caused BY the gradually
expanding organs, are relieved by this
penetrating and relaxing iiniment
Among the manifold aids.to childbirth
Mothers Friend has grown in popularity
and gained g prestige among rich women
as well as poor; It Is fOund and welcomed
b the mansion as well as Ia the cabin. ?
sBylessening the mother's agony Of mind
and diminishing pain q beautiful influence
Is wrought upon the child. and instead Of
peevish, ill-tempefedan and sickly forms you
havehealthy, laughingh humanity, remain
ing 6 blessing ever TO you and its country.
All Druggists sell Mothers Friend at s1oo
Write for our rec Book "Mothorhoodas
TIE BRADFiELD REGULATOR CO.. Alanfa. e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

,Wtr ipraden einmal - i9 tpsiB
ni6t, pb sic fi@ nod e%rinnern, SrGuz
-lein, BON elmer 8aronin 8erten."
n9etpiB, bic 3antippe!"
rSa, SanitGtsrath @oeebiibl bat
mir bisfer Sag. eradblt, tparum lie in
bteiem Sobr ni9t in @aBnis pobnt:
Die @iua pirb i'm Snnern ~reitaurirt
unb lit baber our 3eit ni9t benusbur.
uebrigens tit Der Sptter bur9aus
ni9t Sbrer Nnfidt, 5rGuIein! Gr
bsbauptet, 5rau b. gerten lei mod iebr
bibI9."
rSas finb @nfiatsfa9en! Sntereiz
itren Sic ii9 fir bic Same9"
rHi9t i'm minbsten, = MIR neil
@ertpanbte bon mir iie fsnnsn!"
$50! S9abe, bab sic tie ni9t
fennen gelernt 6abes."
m8ebaure bas, na9 Sbrer S9ilbez
rune, burGaus ni9t! 11ebsrbies,
nebme i9 nidt cine anoere f90ne gr<
tnneruns mit?"
bod ni@t etpa on mi9?"
LIMB tpenn es bod 10 nGre9"
rSte iGsrsen! Oisie Mbenbitunben
perben Sie balb pergeNen baben.1
Gr nolte etpas ernibern, aber bic
Gimme eebor9te linn ni9t re9t.
Isle fabren alio morgeng"
rSa = i4 mub! SD mub, leibsr.
letber!"
rWir oeben AUDI = Gnbs Suli =
FORT"
LIMB mir iolIen uns ME uieber<
feben?"
.S9perli9!"
sd babe in biefen bret Wo9en
riemals na9 Sbrer 5eimatb sefragt,
Srdulein! @pIsn sic mir iebt ipurs
Log in bic tpeite Welt enti9ninbens"
r8ieaei9t finben mir uns bod nod
einmal!"
rWie tpGre bas m0eli9 pbne ieben
@nbalt2 Sbne Wpbnort. @aterlanb,
Hamen?"
Den lesteren fonen sic haben =
bas llebrige 1T Sa4e Sbres 5inbers
talentes!"
sic entnabm cine @iiitentarte Der
@fisaenmappe unb rei9te lie linn:
n&6er erlt mprgsn friib auf benz Odms
pier leien! Sbr Gbrenport9"
nMein Gbrenport!"
,Nuf Wieberfeben!"
r@uf Wieberfehen!!"
unb am nd9iten Wprgen las CT Die
aarte, auf Der nur eine 3eile ftanb:
,Mbd bon 8erfen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
Sntereffant 1T Elm u I.

- Sntere ant etn Mb
tertbumsfunb, Der aus Der 5upel Bel
9aebop Gin Der prianib) gu Sage ses
fOrbert ipurbe. 9ei 9oeeerarbeiten
ftisb man i'm Mprait opiiasn ben
9ubnen amf elm Boot, bus aug einem
8aumitamm hergefteut tit. @s tit bies
elm ioaenannter Ginbaum, tpel9er bas
6ahrseus Der ur,inpobner auf unfern
@epGHern NOR. Oas iebt gefunbene
Boot lit 10 SUB lang, an Der breitsz
ten SteQe bat es cine Wusbi1tuns
BON 8 3Ou. Der gpptsraum tit quer
bur9 cine G6eibepanb, tpel6e ni6t
etpu einsefest, fonbsrn slei9faas aus
benz 8aumtamm eeatmmert 1T, in
5tpei unslei4e @btbeile getrennt. Der
nod out erhaltene Ginbaum lit benz
Mufeum fir bic prignib in 9apsIs
berg iibertpiefen tporben.
= einem Mrat, Der ii9
bpr BEN poden ni6t fiirdtG.e, pirb
aug Wabrib gef9rieben: WGbrenb eis
ner podenfeu9e, bic in elmer fleinen
Stabt Nprbipaniens piitbete uno unz
ter Der 8sDDlterung @4reden berpprz
rief, ftarb cine Srau an bieier i9reds
li9en 9ranfbeit. SO mar gang uns
mDelih, Tie begraben au laien, bd ME-
manb iih benz podenbauie gu ndbern
pagte, unb audi niemanb Elm 9rab
sraben tponte. @ls Der 9orfarst bas
BON erfubr, ging er in bic elenbe 9iitte
unb mad5te %eigenbdnbig ben 2ei6nam
our 8eerbigung bereit. Damn elite er
auf ben &ir9bof unb grub obne jeben
8eiitanb elm Grab. Oararlf bolte er
ben Sars ab, fenfte i'm in bic 9rube
unb stpans ben Geiitliden, bic iibli4e
MeHe, tpenn audi aus iiherer Gntfer<
hung, fir bic Sobte gu leien. Damn
pp1enbete er iein Werf Der Milbtbdz
tigteit, tnbem er bas 9rab fiiute.
Dom Sberien W 4 n,
Der befanntli9 bic @erftnDrung ges
gen ben &Dnig Nleranber BON Serbien
g%eleitet, beri9tst bas 8latt r@iti
uiias" aus Sab Ybftian. bab benz
Genannten, Der felt GINGER 3eit gum
3nede bes &ureebrali9es bort peilt,
Elm unansenehmes Nbenteuer pailirt
fei. Sberit Mai6in besegnete auf Der
promenabe Der &iinitlerin bes ti9es
6ii6en Natipnaltbeaters, Sruu So
bannu 8papil, bic er bon friiher Der
fannie, ba fe einmol in gelgrab sa=
ftirt bate, unb audi CUR 9oftdfel ges
laben mar. Sbsrft Maf6in griibte
bic &initlerin. bod bieie ging an ibm
pOr6ei. Obne feinen @rub gu srpioern.
Sbert Mai6in fenbete ihr fofort feis
ne &arte nit Der @nFrage, iparum lie
linn benin 10 Gngitli9 dustpeiae uno
ieinen9rub unerpibest laHe; er fra9e,
pb iie ii6 Dor inn firdte. 5rau
8papil ion benz Sberiten nur tur5
ertpibert baben: sd bin feline aOnie
gin unb babe baber feinen 9runn,
MIDI Al fiirhttn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

= Werbung. r9err Gpmmer<
cienrath, bas f4pOre i9 Sbnen gu:
bon benz &opital. bas sic Sbrem
5rdulein Sodter mitgeben, tperbe i9
ni9t einen pfennis anriibren!" =
n4lfo baben Sie audi @ermDsen2" =
nOas ni9t, aber i9 benfe, Die Mit>
gift tpirb 10 groB fein, baB i9 bon
ben 3inien leben funn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
Gtn 0Iet@nfSs
Bon Sons Mapr.

SOh R0it9 0e~5N
Nu oas 11nenbIi6e
Giibllt On 10 i6rper -
llnb biit elm Sropfen MIR,
$ropfen i'm Meer.
Iber Der Sropfcn gIei6
Smaragben i6eint,
8eur es bie Come MIR
Gut nit linn meiut.
limb MN Elm @eil6en, banu
SIT sr berIergt,
Sber ben nnoern, adj,
Sropfen gemengt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Mbgang Nnturt
SEEM gort & 9eb afS tgI $ 70 o5gns amrieam erprsb tsI. ...... 4 OOgm
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y soutbneHern 9ta tsl d p s1O 45gm Matn & & saate Dec 49,. 10 s5rm
gSalb & ct 9 grp t9l d s. IL 25gm q D C Bottom 9im tdI ds. 2 5oam
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@meriean @IpreB tagi9.... 4 40Tm Nw BORT Yg & ct gr tai 7 5egm
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Cincinnati S~ibifisn.
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Mi&isan Dtbtfiom.
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sltbart aee tdsH& 1900. s 2ONm Benton sorhOr eTprss p.... ? 45Qm
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@saern asprsb tasud pd. IL 5ogm 9g { Otto sssiaI -. . 4e9m
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

nVuI, WDr9eH NpeHp!
Oret Wp9en paren in's 2anb eez
Sosen, uno jeber Sag mar in Der aleis
6en Weiie bersangen.
Morsens batteablerfelb ssbabst, ses
fii6t, 4usfliiee na9 Gtubbenfammer
unb 9prtbauien sema9t, Na9mittass
unb 4bsnbs aber in benz beritedten,
griinen Wintel9en nit ibr am
Stranbe sefefen. I'm bic 8aronin
tiimmerte er ii9 nt9t mebr, ieitbem
Elm Oiensr am Ginsans Der @ina aui
feline birette Trage entgesnet bate, bic
Dame Tel ni9t mebr in SabniB. =
60 mar Der lebte @benb beranges
fommen, moreen muBte er 6eim in Die
@arniipn. Sbm purbe bas 5era
56tper, als er feline blonde Ha6barin
aniab unb als er ba4te: nMprsen iibi
lie aIein bier, morsen bin i9 tpeit!
Wsrbe i9 iie je tpieberleben2"
Mu6 lie mar fin unb eebanfenbpu.
Gnbli1 nabm er bas Wort unb Be-
gam bon @leidsiltisem gu plaubsrn:
v9as publifum in SabniB tpe9feli
bod fortpGbrenb, ieben Sag febe if
meue @efi4ter."
.NatirIi6! Sir Disle lift Miiseu
rur bic Our4sansstation na9 BEN
; Horoen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

UUBunb
8orIb's 6air SpcI., tasI $40 O5@m
Serre Saute Nceom., tasl... 6 00@m
est 2ouis Elm tdgIih s e 6 50Bm
capital gEprsb tasl S d.. 7 O0Bm
ct 9ouis grpreb tasl d s.12 2Ogam
ct 2suis Grpreb tdgIi&d g.. 3 25sfm
& gffnsbam @ce tdsli& 4 OOglm
ct 8 Saf Mail, tasIi&... 8 35sfm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
Ddmoalta Sine.

NutunT
Yittsburs Spel, tdsli9 s.. s 208m
Hetu BORT Grpreb tdsIi9 8 d 6 5Ogm
S6neHer Mail tdaIid -. 7 55gm
Serre Saute Gffns dec tdsI 10 25wm
&ebitone Gspreb tdslid d s.. 2 5osem
atlantic @Spreb tdg!id -. 4 45Nm
She q 9imitsb tdslid sd b 6 45sam
Obio II @irs Grp., tdsI d. 6 553m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
Indianapolis & Dineennes q. q.

Cairo C Btueu espr tasH@ 7 2ogm spener& g.bfsrb as, t@l. 9 45gm
gsinsnnes Grpreb faal...... 8 5ORm 8inannes GJpreb tdeIid. 10 SOWm
Spencer & ssbforh &c, tasl. 4 45Nm Cairo @rpreb tdsG&......-e 16xn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Mbaans
@bie sisbt grpret tdsli@ q. .12 65gm
NaH MaiI tdgli@ s....... 7 0Ogm
Obi Grpreb, tur Conn pd. Ii 50gm
GIT & Mi4 City Nsf d p. 8 35sfm
Ronox Observation-Disclosures. 4 0ONm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
ieaao, Indianapolis & louisville Nv. (Monon 3


Nntuutt
Cincinnati @et tdeltH s.-. 8 S5Gm
Sat MaiI tdsIi& $780,. z 50gn
Monon Mte, tdal auss Sonn.l0 00gr
Siueiuuott Bef tdsIi& d p. 4 52sy
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
@ttrnhahn Tabrplan.
6lepelano, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Sonis 2aiIruay.
ct 2outs Stbffipn.

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Stem gorf & Ysb Cts tsI s 10 O5@m
Stem gorf Stb tasl 49,. II 2O9m
ct SontS Watl. 6 40Gm
81 . Bsb & ct g @rp tsl DIS s OO@m
*~Soutbpefern 3trn tsl d p s1O 45gm
8aib & ct 9 @rp tsl d Sill 25Ym
ct 3nuis grpreb tdsf. .....1 IL 450m
81. Souls 9to tagl s 80. 3 15Im
Serre Sante & Wat'n &ce.. 5 Oosim
@merican grpreb tagl... =. 7 05gim
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12
ARMY TRIALS
An Infantryman's Long Siege.

This soldiers tale of food is inter
esting.
During his term of service in the
Seventeenth infantry in Cuba and
Philippines, an Ohio soldier boy con-
tracted a disease OF the stomach and
bowels which all army doctors who
treated him pronounced incurable.
but which Grape-Nuts food alone
cured
ment expired. I was discharged from
the army at CaIuIute, Philippines, and
returned TO the states on the first
available steamer that left Manila
When got home was total wreck
physically and my doctor put me to
bed saying he considered me the
worst broken down man Of my age he
ever saw and after treating me six
months he considered my case beyond
medical aid
.sDuring the fall and winter of 1900
and 1901 was admitted to the
Barnes hospital IN Washington, D. C,
for treatment for chronic infianaTIla :
ton of the stomach and bowels, but
after Eve months returned home as
bad as ever
7 continued taking medicine until
February, 1902. when reading a news
paper one day I read about Grape
Nuts and was so impressed I sent out
for a package right away
The result is quickly told, for
have used Gr2pe-NuCS conIlulAlAy
ever since with the best results, my
health is so I can do a fair day S
hard work. stomach and bowels are
in good condition, have gained 20
pounds in weight and I feel like a
new man altogether
Il owe my present good health &c
Crape-Nuts beyond all doubt for med
zeal science was exhausted Name
given by Postum Co. Battle Creek
Hal he consulted any one of sew.
eral thousand physicians we know OF
they would have prescribed Grape
Nuts Immediately
Look in each package for the IA
nous little book. THE Road to Well
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