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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06

SroBoem er6ielten fi9 in Oeutf9z
lan0 neutrality-suspicious. in 0amz
burg, @ltona, 2ibed, 0on3ig, @moen,
&refelo, Sranffurt q. M. unO 9ries@
benin BEL Worms. Sic ftanoen ni9t
nur IN gebeimem 8erfebr matchmaker,
ionOern erfreuten ii6 bispeilen audi
bes 8efu9s bondnOtf6er uno eng
lif9sr Qudtermiiiionare. @iner Der
'lebteren mar Wiliam penn, ser be=
rii6mte 8egriin0er Ns beutigen Staa=
tes Yenni1lpanien. Gr erl9ien in
Seutf6lanO 1871 unb 1877, preoigte
Dor oen neutrality-suspicious. i'm
8beinsebiet uno binterlieB bel oenfelz
ben einen tiefen, na66altigen Ginorud.
4ls penn ii9 fpGter entI9loB. al
Stele elmer bon fetnem @ater, einem
beribmten englii9en @0miral, i6m
binterlahenen, $4,000 ($80,00O Be-
tragen0en JorOerung on Die englif9s
Gegierung cine be0eutenoe, in Nor0s
dmerifa gelegsne Strede 2anoes angus
nebmen uno Oieies 8eiibtbum 81 elmer
3uflu6t fir ale gu MAIDEN, Die in Gu.
ropd ibres 9lau6ens pegen berfolgt
puroen. IieB er AUDI on Die N}snnpni.
ten in Jranffurt. @%riesbeim unO Sire
felo Senoi9reiben ergeben, ourd
pel9e re eingelaOen ipuroen, rad Del
jenfeits .oes S3eans selegenen 5reis
iftGtte gu tpmmen. Dieter Ginlaounc
entfpra9en Die Mennpniten I'm 10 lie.
Der, ais penn i6nen Oas CUR @nlagt
bon 4nIeOlungen benOtbigte 2ano 81
Guberft giinItieen 8eOingungen dnbot
Sc 100 Mder pertaufte er fir nur a
G9inings (S10). @er ni6t faufer
polte, tonnte cen older fir einen Sab
res5ins bon nlr l YennD e Gents'
pohten.
SieIes Ingebot beftimmte Ole il
Sranffurt tpobneaben Mennoniten gu
grtperbung bon $4,000 older. 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06

~ cit etpa einem @ierteljabrbun=
ID bert berfdmmeln fi9 a1iGbrlid
q in bielen amerifanil9en StGbs
ten Die W2ii9lie0er Der nm oil
MISUNDERSTANDING Oes SeutI9tbums in
Der Sremoe bemii6ten @ereine, I'M
our6 8eranitaItung bon 5reuoenma9z
len uno Our9 feftli9e &eOsn Ben iogc-
nannten n9euti6en Sag" gemeinfam
gu begeben. Sn Ben meiiien Orten
finost Ole 5eier am 6. Ottober ftatt,
6sm Sage, on Sem i'm Sabre 1858
na9 74tdgiger Seefdbrt an oen Sc
ftdoen ser Neuen @elt 10 &refelOer
Mennonitenfamilien, Die 8egrinoer
BON Germantown, Der erften rein Oeuts
f4en SrtI6aft in amerifa, lanOeten.
Sn einigen Std0tsn bat ma fir oas
5eft anoere Sage 9etpdblt. Mun glib
je6o9 Ser !6pffnung &aum, 6aB mar
fi9 fir Die Segebung Der 6eier MIDI
rtIr duf einen einbeitli9en Sag einiger
tperbe, fpnoern DAB Der Seuti9e Sac
nit Der 3eit ~l6erbaupt gu eiflem e9ten
bonn gefammten Oeuti6tbum in Dime.
rita ~begangenen Nationalfeit ii3 &C.
ftalte.
Die @ei9i@te ser 9riinoung Dor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06

Sic fIeinite @efo m L n )
Der Welt reprdientirt elm q Gentitid,
ods Die &epubIit Banana fir3li9 prds
gen lieB..
Die bD9fte 9 n I 0 n
Der @elt befinbet ii1 in peru. SIo=
amerita, uno Stpar auf oem grlcerp
ditto in Der 9Obe bon 14,708 SUP.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06

gir Stnotrrin u,,f nr,tt Gas,nr.
rS4aun's, snd0'ge 6ruu, Die feds
Wfil9falber eeborn ale mir!"-rSo 10
: rbie piel Bitter geben Die tdgli4
Mil9?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-06

9lei9 betieioete er ods Mmt zines Sriez
oensri9ters, als nel9er er ~aaer0ings
nur fpenig gu tbun bate. Der per=
oiente Mann i9loB am 81. September
1719 Die 4ugen gum etpigen S9lum>
mer. Germantown tpur0e i'm Sabre
1854 oer Staot Pbilaoelpbia einpers
Ieibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-06

Sn Omaha, Nebr., begann &c.
tern Ser Ero5cB gcGen Sat CIRQUE.
Den augcbliden g%ntfilbrer oes Miaio-
nGrSiobnes g6Oie Guoabn megen Ell
les i'll Der 9tod,t oes 6. September
perilbten MoronnarifiS ouf oen go
liiiIten Sadion. Gr lou IN Der err.
luGbntcn Nadt oen Eoli3iiten Sad
ion, ais i'm oerielbe ST. uerbaiten'oer -
llldte. onrh ciucn Sd)uB ms 9ein
perpuuoet babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-06

@no0c iijr u G d t. - So6n
Mcttigcr, Elm Gormcr bon Baltimore
GoltntD. bottC iid) gcitern i'm nlittIcren
StotionSGouic oui Die 2lnidrulOi1lnH
51t perontmortcu. @iidcnofddc burd)
Die Staot 0rIohrcn 51t babclt obne
Dorbcr eillen Grl0ubniBidcin oufiir
pom SonitGta Gommilidr. erlun0t 81
bnbet. Ga c9 ielle critic lte6ertretrng
Der nclten &croromlng ipor mo CT
nidt mll}tc, Oab Elm GrlonbniBjdcin
e~riorberlid) lei IicB aabi @ramnon
@nooe fiir 9icdt molten mo entlieB
Hetti9cr nit Ger %Surnlnlg, e9 nid)t
mieocr 5it tbuM
Sibcn in ser Suppe. -
GunoeS 'qa G0nmjiiGr Hooger5 iibcr.
mics geIttrn ,}ohn y. Cabot unO oci,
len Satin 3rieoa Cabot bon Nr.
1O6. Nor0- @rtcnitrnBe, lpegen Sen.
oung BON 0bic5ntn Eoitfarten ourd)
sic Goit Sen @lm0cS : @roB9eidupo.
rencn ult0 icrt, lore 9iirgidoft ollf
$4,000 icIt. 3uOcm nil 9iitrifts-
Inpnlt Moic 0aa Fnnr iuegen Mcin-
clos in Gnf~laat}uitano ieben %laiien,
lpeil cs por mehrcrcn Wonoten be.
id,mor, Gin iumle3 MdbdeuL Nonens
8niiie 9cmia, non Er. ITO, Sit.
Snobesitrobc, 01bc Die Eoitfarten ge-
ihrieben. moiilr Oaiiclbe 80 Gage nm
id,uloia I'M GefdngniB seleiien bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-06
9tns Grrrin@
%or6creitltngen III Sen %crcincn fir
oic Seibnodt8 6cit.thtciten. -
Nr .Gnhn @eis Nnn nom -NNit.

QuQ1S=SIltl ANNtll.
Ser ,98ittelbad91& crcin" hiclt oc-
tern 9l6eno in @rll. Ntuw Shleu-
mes ,StoQs@ouc," 9}r 2O5, Nono=
pcr.S troBc, ieine rcaclmdbiQc &cr.
iommln0 inter Dem &oriU oc2 ErG-
iioentcn 9loont @ot ob. Nr. &. ".
Rcinbor0t. iapairtc oils &yutofoQiiib
rcr. IS }pilroc elm UciDt> MfitQlico
olti0ellomllen mo 5lUei Ganoiootcn
mltroeu potatibla9crLa Gas Muafcn.
bousGoruife bcrthtctc TortIhritt. 3ln!
Sdlniic Der SiBunQ ruuror Nrn.
,<oDi :. 8ciS, mclNcr IN Der lcBtcu
Generals criQnmtlrnlQ 5lun 5ebntcn
Wtalc ais SdntnciItcr crlpdblt lullrz
DC. i'm Nanen oea &crGiu2 elm pradDt
uoacr Ncgenidlirm NIT QolOcncm
@riii iiberrcidt, un0 OIcir4 GrciQliB
murOc Damn ipGter olf mIjroiQc N@ciie
Qcicicrt.
y@ ricQCrbUnO. d"
Ser .GricQerbun0" uiclt Qritcrn
Nbcno in NnOreo3' Nollc 9}r. 81.
Nonoucr StroBc, iciHc r~cQclmGBige
&crioull1lunQ ob. Mouptmonn NOoli
g&iuing iiibrte oen &orliG u1O ser
GclOlucbel NSiuium IT. Sicbcrt flu1-
Nirtc ais 4'rotofouiiihrcr. Tvs muroc
bcihloiicu. on noditcn Montog
9lbcn0 III Gbrcn 0cH Gunlcn &crcina
Gin Son5fr0n5hcn 5l o%rronAircn.
Grci ucltc Mitalichcr NeIunQtcn sur
Nulnobmc.
uTrobiinn Dor"
Ger ~nt5robiiln Guutenhor" peron
~itoltctc Qtltern 2lbcn0 III ser o6robl
iinn-Nolle" Elm Gon5trGBhcn, mel
Dies ciutn Gubcrlt Qcnliitblidcu Ser
Ioui uobnl. Gaa NrrmrdcnlcntaeGo-
mite bciton0 ans nCn Trl@. emma
MolL 2i5}ie @dtcrmnmL Monic
Serbia, Moiic NoiIcrt, @j0ic &oItcrt
mo Moric &rot. Yroi, &lopprotb'<
Nrdcltcr ~licicrtc 0ic Snn5- mo I'm
tcrbnItrmQSmliif.
rs rob linn Irnucn-&crci
Ger oTrobiinn -6rotcnpcrcin biclt
QcItcru NIbcn0 icinc monotIihc Scr
lommlunQ nb, 6rau NINA &oiiert
iiibrtc Sen &oriib uno IrQu &cno
Gn1liuA iunairtc ais Erotofpurlbrc-
rim, IS mnroc cin aus oelt Gomell
Gina Gdhling ur0 G%liiobetb Gang be
ltebcnOC@ Gorgitc crnonnt lmt Die
@or6ertitanQei Rir Doa Neibnohto
icIt }u trcifctL utO ooS Gorpitc pom
lcttcn nliterlt Sonper cr7tottctc cincn
aiinltiacA Sefi@t. ao,., ,,.s
y bte, 4ftP AiiE rhH{eitcr
Rt G'fl cf'd) of.|
Gcr gGorrollton .9(rbcitcr Nan.
ncrMor@ Hrlt' a~clterilt 9lbtHo III Srrl.
@cora Nimboh'3 @uQc an Der Srcz
0crid Nuennlc, nobc gSiifen9 StroBe,
cine glttbciud)te SinqltunOe al, IN
iucld)er inter DER Seitlnq BON @roi.
Charles ". Gill itciBio %iener iiir Ole
TScibnoht3icicr Qciibt muroelt. s.
luuroen pier nellc Wtit0lic0cr oiligc=
uommcn NM icd13 Gun0iootcn Dor
1Cidlolcn.
~ cBAcr @cionQuerctn,"
Yer gWcBQcr Wciult0percin" iCi.
crtc gcltrrn NbcnO in Dem &ofole oc9
Nrn. HlrIill9 @oncr, 9tr. l29, Gorrcitz
StroBc, Den -. @cburtatoA icinr9
ShnBnlciiter9 Wiortin Saumt. Bra.
liocnt Noocnbcu0cr iiberrcid)tc ocnt
@eburtatag9tin0c i'm 9tumcn ser
So1Acabrii0cr cincn prGdtigcn @llts
mcnltrouB nou Der regrln1Bi9cn
SinQitnn6c, nm Damn trltgcn ole
SGlncr 81 Gbrcu Oc3 Cages nlcbrcrC
Hic0cr Dor. Ger uui 0ieic Q2eiie &c
cbrte crlutc@ iid 0outbar. inocm CT
Die Nnmcien0cn SIT cinem E<nlpronp,
ill-9dntctt cinlu0, nobel nod nlnnd)cr
Gooit ollf Ooa 4oblerQcbCn ocS
o@ol6onfcl0 Der SGngcr" oltSgcs
brobt mur0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-06
Sic 0mnibnS- HfIaIte.

6u, ole CT I'M Tltftrdge Don SIuol=Sll
Qeiticur Tcnool olSgeorbettet bot
un0 nGd11tcn Montog miro ooSGon1tt'
nicIelbe berotben. 9ie 8croronunt
pcriii0t sic Giloiterung Der Cough
StruBe, pom 9roobmop bis Fotter.
'lonzGorf Apente, nit Sbeet-Napbolt
disqualification ODER Sbecrpfloitcr
Sefferion.S trobe, bonn 9rooomor
bis @olfe.S trobc, nit @oI}bl0den
@recnc.S Strobe, bon Erott. bis
troBe, nit SoG3bIfcu;
Momiment=S trobc, pom @roo0.
mop bis @olic-S troBc, NIT SoIi.
bl0dcn;
@ooobroof Nncu,lc, bon Gltlton-
Ipemle bis Clifton Strobc, nit
Sbcct.NSpboIt;
Nortb= Npcmtc, BON Mt. Topo(-
Nuenlc bis Trui0-0 iQ Ipcnuc, NIT
ShlSnobmc 5miidcn Den Stroben-
bobnacIciicn nit N8pboItbI0dcn;
Goroliuc-S trobc, bon &oifmnn. bis
Ciipcr- StroBc, nit Nol5bl6deu;
&oiimlonzS trabc, bon Caroline bis
G0en StroBc, nit &ol5bldcn;
Sin0en Nuenle, bon Wto0ilonsStr TT.
bis ). Npcmle, nit @ol5bloden;
M1oiion-S trnbc, BON Charles, bis
Colbert StraBc, NIT Sheet N2pGolt,
disqualification o0er Tbccrpiloiter;
NobcrtS trobc, pom Glltnlu Elocc
bis Mooiion-Nprnuc, NIT Sbcet=9I8s
pbolt, disqualification ohcr Sbccrpilos
tier;
Gorf Npcnte, bon MclicAct. bis
trobc, nit Sheet Nopbnlt,
disqualification ooer (bccrpiloitcr;
Mtoibcr. StroBe, Don Monroc- bis
Npplcton= StroBc, nit Sheet. NSpbolt.
disqualification o0cr lhccrpiIoiter;
GomonOion Npcmuc, bon Calhoun
bis @iImor-S troBc, nit H@pbolt.
bIoden;
6rontlin=S troBc, Don Soporo- bis
Glltmpz StroBc, nit bclQil0rn9l0dcn !;
6rcmont Tucmtc. bon Erott bis
NiOaclp StroBc NIT bcIgiihcr
9l6den;
Sec StroBc BON Sborp= bis 2igbt
StroBe, nit bcI0iiGcn @l0dcu;
0itcnO=S troBe, po1 &onoprr- bis
2iQbt-S troBe, NIT S6cct N5pbolt,
DISQUALIFICATION oocr Cbccrpiloitcr;
Niucriioc !2pcmlc bon Mom6luQ.
bis HonooQsS Strobe nit Sbect-9las
phoIt disqualification oOcr (bccrpiIo-
tier.
SIC GcroronitnQ bcItin1mt. 00G IN
Straber MO @eleiie lie0en, Oie Stra-
bcnboIn- @cicQiGoit 5uiitcn ocn Sc.
lciicn oltf ciQenc Soften init 0cmliclz
ben Observation-Disclosures mlti, nit net
dem Die Sto0t 0c1 iibriact Shcil Ger
fStroBen ltoltcrt; mo ca miro icrpcr
ct,At'H nnn',;c,,r an,,o;;a,, e.,,, 81,
Stro5a,, ,i;r n,o(cSc nn[,hES,tn ~
NJ fGr,sn,f hoft,,t,. - 49,
T,h, ,,;+ >;o;o,,, "
,,,,a s., ;;sr;a, - o" '"'!.'
3irtcn 2icocIiteincn mrnn rio al,,oa.
botc III hof ieir ,o0trn
G,jir Die Ii(oitcr,r,n oer c,rofcr
iinb in Scr Observation-Disclosures sotIL
500 perpi0iot
M,,o.
Z F,,,4os,
80 ,Sa''1' '''; "' ''I'to'''
'"' ''' "nl o''o' Dt'''''.
s,"n ~" N,lI'.''cp
WIS. ova," ',',"Ise| 0'"Ot
Co., s',,'. o." V"'l''i''' ''.p
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
Russian General Praises Japs.

One of the Russian generals taken
with the fall of Port Arthur has moth
ing but words of praise for the Japan
csc army and navy. Their bravery is
beyond comparison and some of their
recent successes have been marvellous
Words of praise and gratitude have
been spoken time and again by the
thousands OF people all over the world
who have been restored to robust
health by fixing Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. They are continually singing
its praises and urging their friends and
neighbors to try a bottle for their
health's sake. For building up run
down systems, restoring the appetite.
promoting sound sleep or curing fatu-
lency. heartburn. indigestion, dyspep-
STA. costiveness, cramps biliousness.
female complaints or malaria, it is the
best remedy before the public. Try it
today. Avoid substitutes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
You Are Constipated.
Mr.. Bad Breath-Read This
FIRST BOTTLE FREE.

You probably eat more than you ac-
tually require. You do not exercise
enough. and so the food you eat clogs
in your intestines.
Your bad breath is an indication that
the food is rOtting In your intestincs.
You are constipa ted.
Neithe a pill nor any drug usually
recomme Ided for constipation will cure
you.
They push the accumulated mass out
of the intestines, but at the expense Of
the intestines. The intestines a
bundle of muscles that expand and con-
tract in such a manner that the refuse
from the stomach is worked along or
squeezed out of the body.
A cathartic acts like an explosive. It
blows the refuse out. y laxative is
about the same. The intestinal muscles
tihcial methods of clearing the intes-
tines become chronically necessary for
the muscles no longer have the strength
to perform their functions.
Don't blow the refuse out; II Is dan
gerous.
them Mulls Grape Tonic-made from
grapes The intestines will then be
strong enough to do their work. No
physic will do permanent good. but
MulTs Grape Tonic. which Is not a
physic will make you completely well.
testinal muscles as the grape juice and
other ingredients in Aiulls Grape Tonic
Wine Is often prescribea Tor weak
stomachs. \ tablespoonful OF Null
Grape Tonic contains ten times the
strength creating elements OF pint OF
the best wine and IL Is never intoXlca-
FIN out this coupon and we viii give
Won "A bottle of MuiHs Grape Tonic
free-tO prove that IL cures,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
FOSTER.

Foster, April 26-Mrs. August Deik-
man was quite severely injured by a
furious COW at her home last Tues
day. She had gone to the pasture and
on leaving to return home the COW
came after her knocking her down and
rolling her down a hill. Here the ami,
NAL continued to strike her, bruising
her whole body. head, face and limbs
She is recovering slowly
George. the youngest son of MI ana
Mrs. F. W. Foster. in some way frac
tured one of the bones of his arm. He
is getting along very well.
DR. J. H. Bendle spent Sunday at the
home of his sister. Mrs. J. Seavers. OF
Rock Island, and was also the guest OF
his daughter. Miss Jessie. who is max
ing her home at Rock Island
Rev. NJ. Neutzman. pastor of the
German NJ Z. church of Wrayville
who passed away at his home Satur
day after a brief illness with pneu
monia. was 50 years old This was his
second year at this place, and he was
highly esteemed by all who knew him
The funeral services were conducted
at the Wrayvilie church by the presto
ing elders. Rev. Schwering of Burling
ton. Iowa, Interment was at Brighton
| Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
Sixth REGIMENT INVITED
Asked to Take Part in Chicago Memoir
ial Day Parade.

First Lieut.. John H. Brown of Com
pany II. at Monmouth has reported to
Col. Ell Kittilsen that the Monmouth
company had been recruited to more
than 30 men. the colonel having spec
flied that at least so men must be Sc
cured on the roster if the company is
to be retained n that city. In the re.
port is a recommendation that an cleo
ton for captain and other officers be
held in the near future Col Kittil-
san has an invitation from Charles H
Taylor of Chicago, chief marshal of
the Memorial parade in Chicago this
year, to participate with the 9th regi-
ment in the parade. Brig. Gen. D
Jack Foster. commanding the Third
brigade, is also in receipt of an invi-
tation to take part in the marching
The courtesy is much appreciated.
though it is hardly probable the invi-
tation will be accepted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
ANDALUSIA.

Andalusia, April 26.-Bom to Mr..
and Mrs. John Lorenzen a boy. Wed
desday. April IS.
Adolph Dunlap and family moved to
Rock Island the first Of the week.
Mr. Miller and family of Buffalo, Ia.
moved on the McCabe farm south OF
town the first of the week.
Mrs. F. DoIlarhide of Rock Island
is visiting with relatives.
Miss Marie Kruse of Rock Island
visited with relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. James Stevens of Chicago Is
visiting at the home of r. G. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Calista Huntley is visiting he.
son. Charles Huntley.
J. c. Burgoyne spent several days OF
last week in Peoria.
Mrs. Caleb Carpenter of Edgington,
was calling on friends Sunday.
Mrs. E. E Jones has sold her prop
erty TO John Kane. Mrs. Jones ex-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
For Sale and guaranteed by Harper House Phar
WILLIAM JESTER GIVEN
TERM IN THE W0RKH0USE
Pleads Guilty to Charge of Petty Lar
ceny in the County
Court Today.

William Jester, of Moline, this morn
ing entered plea of guilty in the coun-
" court charging him with petty lar
ceny, and he was fined $50 and costs.
the same to be worked out at the coun-
~ Jail at the rate of $3.50 per day.
Jester two weeks ago stole So at the
restaurant of p. Lane, in Moline. He
visited the restaurant one evening and
ordered a lunch. While he was eating
the clerk fell asleep and Jester walked
behind the counter and took the con-
tents of the cash drawer, amounting to
81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
ORATORS TO MEET
Eleven States Represented in
Contest at Monmouth Next
Thursday.
GREATEST AFFAIR OF KIND
Clyde Lyons, Of Eureka College, VIII
Uphold the Fair Fame
of Illinois.

One week from today Monmouth will
be the center of attraction for the col
leges in IL states of the union. On that
date the interstate oratOrical contest
viii be held there under the auspices
of Monmouth college. Hundreds of Wis
itors are expected to be present from
all over the country The contest is
without doubt the greatest literary
event in the college world.
The committee on arrangements is
busy planning for the reception of Wis
itors. The hotels of the city will be
asked to reserve their accommodations
on the above date in order that all the
visitors may be provided for. 1t is
proposed to give a reception to the Wis
! itors during their stay in the city.
The contest itself will be called at
Sis O'Clock. Special music will be Sc
cured.
The Program.
The following will be the order of
the program:
Wisconsin - Franklin Bliss Snyder
Beloit college, Beloit, Wis; subject
The Master Spirit of the Reforma,
ton"
Michigan-C. r. Teibout. Olivet col
lege, Olivet, Mich; subject, Luther
and the Reformation.
Missouri-Jason Macmillan, Tarllio
college. TarkiO. Mo-; subject, THE Cit
izen Militant"
Kansas - WILDER E Broadie, South
west Kansas college, Winfield. Kans. !;
subject, The White Mans Burden"
Illinois - Clyde Lyons, Eureka col
lege, Eureka, III; subject. "a Prophet
of the Emancipation"
Indiana = J. NJ Devers, Depauw uni
versity, Greencastle, Ind; subject, The
Solving Principle of Industry"
Ohio-Umar Hearn, Hiram college.
Hiram. Ohio: subject Elijah p. Love
joy. a Martyr"
MinnesOta-Obed S. Johnson, Garlic
ton college, Mortified. Mimi: subject,
'England's Debt to Oliver Cromwell"
Iowa - Fred ]. Clarke, Cornell col
lege, Mt. Vernon, Iowa; subject, THE
Philosophy of the Race Problem"
Colorado - George o. Fairweather.
University of Colorado, Boulder, Col;
subject. THE Hope of Labor"
Nebraska - Hugh Lomax, Cotner
university. Bethany. Neb.; subject.
The Battle With Lawlessness."
Special Train.
A special excursion will be run by
the Iowa Central from Peoria. Ii will
bring the Eureka college delegation
and also the Eureka baseball team
which will play in the afternoon with
Monmouth college. The special train
on the Iowa Central will arrive in
Monmouth at 1925 o'clock in the
morning and will return about 1880
p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27

for your services" The attorney ac-
companied him to the bank. thus viz
tualiy identifying him. When the
checks were presented this time for
payment the money was forthcoming
He then turned TO the attorney and
handed him $50. and placing the bal
ance in his pocket. walked out of the
bank, promising to secure the neces-
sary afidavits in few days TO perfect
the abstract.
He hasn't been seen since
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27

poets to go to her son in Lincoln. Neb.
next week
J. Fl. Brookman departed Tuesday
morning on a visit to his sons and
daughters in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Roberts of Black
Oak spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w Simmons.
Miss Hattie Hayes. who has been in
Rock Island some time returned home
Monday evening.
A. l.. Roth, Bernhart Heinze. Mrs
G. E. Spickler and Miss Nina Simmons
attend the Sunday school convention
held at Cordova last week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
CARBON CLIFF.

Carbon Cliff, April pa party OF
Carbon Cliff young people spent Sun
day at Colona ferry in an Easter picnic.
Miss Nellie Williamson came up from
Rock Island Saturday to spend Sunday
with her parents.
G. F. Abbott, of Avery, Iowa, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. ]. d. Walton.
Thomas Pattison returned Friday
from his trip to South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Kentzle visited
Sunday with relatives in Natick
Miss Edna Erdman is visiting in
East Moline with her friend, Miss Ad-
die Winebeck.
a number from here attended Easter
exercises in Colona Sunday evening.
Misses Mae Willis and Mabel Crouch
attended the funeral services of Mrs.
Schuman. in Moline. Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Miers, Miss Maggie
Kelly and the Misses O'Donnell at
tended Easter services at the Sacred
Heart church in Rock Island Sunday
morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
Has the Checks Cnshed.

Going 10 the banks with the checks
he was unable 20 secure money on the
checks without identification. Going
10 the office of the law firm he showed
the checks to the attorney who had
looked after his business and said;
Come on. let US go down TO the bank
and get the money. and I will pay you
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
IN THE SUBURBS.
EDclNGTON.

Edgington, April 27.-Everybody is
busy blowing.
The heavy rains that fell last week
were needed for pastures and oats.
DR.. Miller attended a meeting of the
medical society in Rock Island Tues
day.
The Easter services were largely at
tended in the morning and evening and
an Easter program was given Sunday
night al the Presbyterian church.
Many of our young people attended
the dance al Buffalo Prairie Saturday
night
Miss Grace Smith, of Bardolf. H..
came last week to spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs Charles Edging-
ton
Many drove over to Presumption
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
John Hays, formerly of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Elliott visited
at a. H. Seavers'. of Marston. Sunday.
Ernest clearinghouse and family, of
AledO, visited over Sunday at Mrs.
Mary Kelley's.
Henry Carpenter has recently pur,
chased the lot belonging to Fritz Hof-
fer. He has commenced hauling lum-
Der for a new house.
VIII Kuneman sold his farm last
week TO a man at Lydon. III. Mr.
Kuneman expects to go to Colorado
this summer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27

The 81 bottle contains nearly three
times the 5Q-cent size
Caution-IOO not accept MulFs Grape
Tonic unless IL has date and number
stamped with Indelible ink on the label
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27

Western Flour Mill Co.,
Davenport, Iowa.
Gent1emen
We congratulate you the eight
months growth of your business, which
gradual increase we have had good oPpor-
tunity to note since have your &C
count.
Your modern and complete plant and
expert echani cal force, toge Their Wi tn
your wheat ConneC t ions a various points
in M me TIA and South Dakota, and F.. H.
Peavey & Co. Minneapolis, on North Da-
kota wheat, certainly equips you % man
ufaCture extra grade flour.
We pred CT and hope to note add ton
al growth and further increase in your
output. Yours very truly,
(Signed) Geo. Hoehn,
Cashier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27

Cure the cough and save the life"
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and cold, down to the very
verge of consumption.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-27
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

When you buy a cough medicine for
small children you want one in which
you can place implicit confidence. You
want one that not only relieves but
cures. You want one that is unques-
tionably harmless. You want one that
is pleasant to take. Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy meets all of these con-
ditions There is nothing so good for
the coughs and colds incident TO child
hood. For sale by all leading drug
gistS