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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

t3&S NSNNI Ivy
Die 2eute 3u ibrer nd9ften S9i9t au
geben.
Nad BEN @eisBs tbeilsn bic Irbeit-
eeber ben Nrbeitern bann nit, our Mr.
belt ~ fommeri, a~noernfaas tperoen he
ben 2obn fur 6 Sage perlieren. gu
9ortmuno einssn hsute bic 2eute bon
z @ruben an oenNusfanb. Siegefibsr
bebauptsn, baB fie nidt in Der Gage
inb, fiir bic 3eit gu %be3ablen, bic fur
bic ginfabrt unb Nusfabrt in Der
Srube nOtbwencig if. aud f6nnten ne
tetne fOfipieli9en genoerunqen in Der
Drainage Der @ru6en MAIDEN. neil
Seuii9lanb fonft bic 3onfurrens in
Der Gobleninoufris nit benz Guslnnbs
ni6t ausbalten tonne, ebenfo ueroe es
ben Gabriten aeben, bic 2oblen qs=
brauden.
IS folen rlur nod 3oblenborrdtbe
fir cine Wo9e borbanben iein uno bic
Sa9e tpirb in Der YreHe lebbaft ere
6rtert.
Neuer 6lottenpla n.
Berlin, 10. San. Ste bereinig=
ten 6anbelstammern BEG nieberrbei=
differentiation Snbufrisbsairfs Boz
ben cine &eiOlutiOn 9efaBt, in tpelGsr
Der 8ermebrung uno benz f9neaeren
gusbau Der bsuti5sn Glotte in ent=
idieoener Weiie bas Dor. 9erebet
uirb. Simmer bdufiger la1sn fi9 neus
eroinss bic Stimmen bernebmen, unb
stpar aud auBerbalb bes Seutiden
Slottenpereins unb bes Iloeutiden
8erbanoes, tpelde barauf brineen,
oaB bic S~lottsnfrase nidt mebr en-
bagatelle bebanoelt unb in Dem gau
bon 8rieasfdifsn elm f9nsllsres Sempr
eingei9lagen pirb.
Sas lhnsfe anmaBenoe @etbus Der
en9liiden prshe, nit Der vNrmp aus
Nabp 8asstte" an Der SpiBe, tpelde
id felt, als OBJ Der bsutf9e SlOtten-
ausbau bon Der @enebmiguns ooei
3ufimmung @nglanbs abbdnge, bal
bic gewesun9 gu @unften elmer Nobelt
gum Jlottenaeieb bon 1900 erft redt In
GluB sebra6t, unb iener YsidluB be,
6anoelsfammern lit iiur cine bor bic.
len fpmptomatiiden NuslaHungsn be,
6fentliden Weinuns, pslde in bieier
Sasen 3u resifriren fnb.
go miro far cine Yerfdrtung be,
3riessfotte in srobsm llmfang Slim,
mung gema8t. @s 1T ans.bIi6 cir
gntwurf in gorbereituns besriHen.
bura ipel4en 3ebn leue 2inisnfdife,
feds srOBs 9reu3er unb is9ssbn flein'
8reuaer benz Seffanb b~insuasfist tper
ben iolen. Die germutbung srbdl
fi4, BOB, Denn Der reguIdre Warine
gtat erlebiat III. bic nsue 6lottsnpor
la9e auf's Sapet fommert piro.
Gin braber Wirtb.
@6ttin9en, 10. San. $50,
einisen 8assn berfarb bier Der &entne'
Nus. 9epoen, Der frtiber cine Der be
fanntsften Wirtbi6aftsn in @6ttinsei
bate, bic rlamsntlid bon Stubentel
farf beIuht tpuroe.
Sept uiro nod Der Ssftamentser6ff
nuna befanni. baB 6epoen, Der ana
berbeiratbet mar, aber feline 3inoe
batte, cine Summe bon 40, 900 War
3u elmer 5spoenitiftuits fir unbsmit
telte Stubirenoe ausssiebt bat. Be
iobiale alte Serr ertldrte offers, bal
iein 8erm6sen, bas er bur9 Die Stu
benton e~rtporbsn, bisien au1 pieber Al
Suite fommen foae. so tuiro benz
man9er arme STUDENT balb elm ,6ep
oenselo" friegsn.
Jan ger9teutebers
d tittet.
8reslau u, 10. San. sSn einen
acknowledgements BET Saarali i'm Ste
gier~un9sbestrf 8reslau baben fin
gerglsate ibren Sob gefunosn. 81
Sede zines Stolens NOR einseffir,
unb bate bic fhnf 1nslidli9en BET
iaattet. @ls 9tlfe CUR STEELE fam
NOR es 81 fpdt.
drfuns bero 4 q m I
81 Static n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Afrifa.
q apaneri m u usu9e2

Sabaneri m Iusu9eY
port2ouis 9, Snisl Wauritius,
10. San. GO aebt bier bas Serti4t.
baB siH iapanii9es @ei4waosr bel
Diego @arcia, G6a9os Snieln, liegt.
Der ruifide Aomiral erbielt am 8.
San. bic 0a6ri6t, BOB iapanii8e
Rrie9sidife unterwess isisn, um bas
ruifii9e @ei6waoer 81 trefen uno Die
@adiamteit nuf benz leBteren tpuroe
perouppelt. Der aoiutant bes ruff
i4en @omirals ion in einem Snters
bietu 3u Samatabs geiagt baben, es
tueroe oas ruifide @eidwaoer einen
Wonat nsbmen ben Snoii4en S3ean
5u treusen.
aesDpten.
&uffif9es 9ua b
Bort Sab, 10. San. Sas
ruIfIde @ei6paoer 1T bon 2reta fom=
nlsnb bier sinsstrofen. Ser ruifii6e
@sfanote be9ab i9, be9leitet bon 3as
pitdn s9uant bon Der ruiii4en Ma=
rins. an gOrb oss 6lagsi@ifs Olas.
0a9 untsrsei6nun9 Der bor9ef6riebe=
men grtldrungsn piro es ben Shihen
g~eiiattet iein, cine betimmte Quanti.
tot 3o6len ein~sunebmen.
Bort g b, 10. San. Sas
ruIfiIde Seidparoer unter 3ontro=
Momiral 8otrobstn, 6as am Sonntag
Die Suoa 8ai, 4reta, berlieB. if in
Si&t.
HnBlanb.
Sa9aIin unb Samtf 6atta.
g I. petersburs 9, 10. San.
Su elmer ldngeren geipre4un9 Der mis-
litdrii8en Gage oringt Die .Nopoc
8rempa" auf fpfor.ise 8erfdrtun9 bon
@laoiwoifOf, Der Sniel Sa9alin uno
Gamti6atta's Die 3eituns ia9t: .@s
lit penig Wabri9einli9fsit %borbanoen,
Dab bic Nuhsn 81 @laoiwotot 10 iiber=
rumpelt peroen, ME su port Nrtbur,
aber Die &e9ierun9 bat Die 8erp1i4=
tung barauf su isbsn, bab feline 0er=
tbeioisunesmaBre9el iberieben uiro.
Sadalin uno 6amti9atta fino i4uerer
su berthsioisen uno haben cine fpdr=
lihere Bsp6lferun9, aber beioe fno
reid on Wineralien uno anberen Silfs=
quelsn unb oesbnlb bon beionbersr
Mnais5un9straft fur bic Sapaner, gu
beren grpanIonspldnen fe nOtbwenoi9
fno."
Die vNoboe 8rempa" fhbrt bann
aus, NAB es, 10 lange oas @is hdlt,
mbelid if Obns Ssema5t 8erffdrtun.
gen unb 8orrdtbe mad Sa4alitl unb
3amti9atfa 3u ienoen uno iebt, bab
biss iOfort sei4ebe.
Streif.
q q. 10. San. Die Nrbeiter in
ben biefsen S@ifsbaubbfsn fnb an
ben Streit 9e9an9en, ba tie tibe,
26hns uno Nrbeitsfunoen anberer an.
fidt parsn wie bic A~rbeiteebsr.
GrbeitertratpaIIe
SifIis, 10. Sau. Sin Off.
sisller 8sri9t fa9t, bab in ben lebter
arbsitertruwalsn 20 psrionen set6otet
uno Al Osltbirme berbrannt tpurben,
Sapan.
Na9b 6eimatb.
SotiO, 10. San. gluBsr Sen
@t6fel muroen Die 8eneralmaiar,
&iss. Nabian, 2onlintou, bic @ontre
aomirdls Jtrf l19tomstp, @reaoro
wit9 uno &Obtilisti, ferner @bef.Sn
eenieur &inoebad auf parole freiae
geben.
n | l..
Sotio, 10. San. 9as 5lotten
department melbet, bab Der Sifrift
Der nit unterfeeif9sn Minen bebeft lit
auberbalb bes 9afens BON BORT Artbu1
sinen &aoius bon 40 Weilsrt bat. gi!
iebt tuurosn 395 bieisr Wineu geIun
Ten uno sum @rpIooiren 9ebra9t.
SeutIhlano.
9ohle grdber= STREET..
3Gln, 10. San. @rubenbefike
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

etwas 9epinnen Tonne. Die 8efabr
Der ameritaniiden @oncurrens. bic ME
fur grob gebalten uuroe, lei ftart ge-
idwunoen. felt bic tua9ienbe gsRerune
i'm @eihdfte ber 8ereinigten Staten
bic Na4frase oafslbf perftdrst babe.
8srIufe ge9en bic Nuf=
4 dnoi9en
Berlin, 10. Sanuar. Sn beg
4dmpfen awii9en ben Sruppen unter
Waior Weifer unb ben Witbois in
Seuti9 Stomeft=Nfrita bonn g., 8.
unb 4. Sanuar wurosu Maior b. Nau=
nsncOrf uno 8 Ofi3isre, iomie Is
Wann 9et6otet; 4 OfiSiere uno As
Mann berpunoef.
Ius3ei9 n II MIG.
Berlin, 10. San. Ser 2aiier
bat ben 8enerdlsn St6Hel uno Noai
ben Srber Pour lie Merite" perlie=
BEN in Nnertennuns tbrer Sapferteit
uno Der ibrer &ruppen.
Yortorieo.
8ot a t.
e Suan, 10. San. 8ou=
perneur @intbrop's 8oti9aft an bic
2e9islatur empfieble in .erfsr 2inie
Spariamteit, cine 9erinse grb6buns
Der Steuern, eia @ioiloienfseIsb unb
gorf9t bel Der Aufnabme bon Gnlsi-
ben, bamil Der @reoit Der Smell ni9t
sef9dbist perbe.
6rDBbritannien.
3 iliani9 8emaIt.
that.
2onbon, 10. San. Der Mini-
Her oes Muspdrtiaen 2ansbomne bat
benz britiiden @sfanotsn in &io be So
Metro aufgegeben. bic aneebli9e @e-
toalttbat gegen Die Offaiere bes Dam,-
piers v@iO aapurp" gu para gu unter.
fu9en.
Ser gerbanb f9ottii4et 69iHscapi=
tdne beri9tete an 9orb 2ansbomae,
es feien am 20. Nobember, mdbrenb
genanntes S&if 3u para Dor @nter
lag, uniformirte 9eute an 8srb ae-
tommen, bdtten bic Off3isre an 2anb
sebra6t uno in's @efdnsniB aemorfen.
Gin @runb fir bieies 8srfabren tuurbe
ni9t anse9eben. Nm folsenben Sage
tpuroen bic Ofi3iere entlaRen. Sn-
suii4en aber mar ibnen aus ben 2abi-
men @elb unb anbere Sa9en aefobleu
tporben.
Granfreia.
Reuer Emancipation.
paris, 10. San. pauI DoumeO,
frtiber General. @ouberneur BON Sran=
s6ffp=SnboGina wuroe 9eute nit 265
gegen 240 Stimmsrt gum prdfbenten
Der 9eputirtenfammer ertpdblt. CT III
elm @egner bes premierminifers
@ombes.
Sn Der Or anepIei err.
mDrbet.
paris, 10. San. Gin pof-
bampfer Der beute aus benz Often an.
fam beridtet, baB Oberf BoabanoH
bon Der ruiii&en Nrmee unb 8 geaIei.
ter, bic bon ben fribsren Wiset6niq
Ileyiep nit elmer Wiffon nod be,
Wongolei 9ei&idt uurben, bon ginae.
borsnsrl ermoroet tporben inb.
Oeferrei@.llnsarm.
gines 9 hrsermeifers
@eIbfmorb.
W ie n, 10. San. Gin tra9il9e,
gorfaa miro aus Sf9l In Ober6aer.
reid tslssrapbii3 bierber semsloet.
Gort battle fi& Der berbienRpoae gar.
ssrmsiitsr @ieFnser In GoIse Dor
Stherenaen nit benz @emeinberatb Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

= sc fleiner bic Seele, INN 10 mehr
Naum BARN fir @ehGifi9fsiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Sir Sapaner
&Oaeu mgebli6 Oas ruifide @eidpaber bel Maba=
gasrar a1greife1.

stef i'm wef6eniden &oblenrebire. -Neuer SeuHter Gohrnplan. Settler
gSilbelm beforirt StDhI unb gogi-Ser meme aammer= grGhoent In
6ranfrei6. -Sn Semfd. SHoweafrfa gefaaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Seutihlano.
q ardbsr. Streit.

36tn, 10. San. @rubsnbefber
uie 8ergleute bereiten f9 auf einen
algemeinen Streit Dor. 8is isbt finb
bon Den go. 900 4rbeiterrl rrir 20, 900
ausgefanoen. Die @rubenbeiber ba.
ben aesfern ~beaonnen bic Goroerunsen
Der arbeiier 3urfd3uwsiisn. Sobalo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
lake ERIE l. WESTERN R.. R.

..6abrseit Der 8iSe
abfohrt anfuui
LoIebo, Chicago unb 1i@isan Grpreb..t 7.lb tlo.sS
IoIebo. Detroit unb Chicago eim .....s1s.ao s-aS
Ninison Gitp. Muneie u. eafapetfee pI- + TAO ross
t6ali@ ausssnomueu eonufass. >
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Yortoriso.
3 o I d a { t.

g Suan, 10. San. 8ou=
Oerneur @intbrop's 8oti9aft an bic
2e9islatur empieble in .eritsr 2inie
@pariamteit, cine 9erinse grb6buna
Der Steuern, eia gioiloisnfgeIsb unb
0orfi9t bel Der Aufnabme bon Nnlai-
ben, oamil Der @reoit Der Snfel ni9i
gei6dbi9t perbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
q q d I 8.

Sotio, 10. San. guBer Sen.
St6Fel wuroen Die 8eneralmaiare
&ies. Habian, 3onlinfop, bic @ontre=
abmirdle Jtrf u9tomsfp, @regoro.
wit9 uno &Obtilisti, fernsr @bef.Sn-
genieur &inoebad auf parole frsiss=
geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

8erIin n, 10. San. Wertreter
Der Snoufrie- unb SanoeIstpsIt baben
neueroinss cine 8erfdrfuns Der beut-
i9en &reu3eroibifon auf Der ofamsri.
tanif&sn Station aneersat. Die ge.
g~enpdrtige i9wa4e geiebuns fei osr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
6 n | n e n.

Sotio, 10. San. 9as Slotten.
department meloet, oab Der Siftrift,
Der nit unteriesif9sn Minen bebeft iff,
auberbalb oes 9afens bon BORT Artbur
sinsn &aoius bon 40 Wsilen bat. Bis
iebt uurosn 395 bieisr Winei1 geiuns
ten uuo gum grpIobiren sebra9t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
IN THE SUBURBS.
HAMLET,


Hamlet, March Mrs. c. B. Hal
stead is suffering with an attack of
the grip.
On account of last Sunday night be
ing so stormy, praise meeting was post
poned.
Jesse Cooper and Prentice Halstead
were Aledo visitors Wednesday.
Moving seems TO he the order of the
day now. Marion Boyles moved Tues
day to the Marsh place, south of Ham
let.
Emerson Grabs is hauling tile from
Reynolds.
William Cain is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Thomas Sproston, Of Perry
ton.
Three Hats" a comedy drama in
three acts. VIII be presented by the
Hamlet Dramatic club in the Hamlet
hali Friday evening.
Miss Lulu Cooper visited Miss Maude
SwartOuC Tuesday.
Ross Burgoyne lost a valuable colt
Monday.
Mrs. Alice Kruger and children. of
Ferdinand, are visiting relatives and
friends around Hamlet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
The Presidents Big Day.

The Inauguration of President
Roosevelt will take place tomorrow.
The city of Washington will be iTum-
mated for three nights on a grander
scale than ever before attempted
Chief Justice Fuller will administer
the oath of office. on a stand in front
of the main entrance TO the capitol
After taking his lunch. the president
will head the inaugural parade This
will consist of two grand divisions.
military and civic. A body of rough
riders will form the presidents per-
sonal escort. and accompanying them
will be larger number OF Indian
chiefs in native costume. Then, there
will be troops of regulars, companies
of militia and detachments of soldiers
and marines. Ii will truly be the
greatest and happiest moment in
President RoOsevelt's remarkable and
strenuous career.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
Rulers of Russia.

The Romanofs. like the BourbonS.
eat. drink and draw enormous rev
enues in peace. and see war Al a safe
distance from the firing line. not be
cause they are cowardly. but because
their lives are valuable to the system
and they are not competent to com
mand They wear the trappinCS of
military life. but none of its respon-
sibilities. respondent on parade and
insignificant in a campaign. As civil
administrators in peace they do their
best when they do nothing. and leave
the duties of their Office 10
some Coordinate. for when they
are active in the supervision
of provincial affairs they are
usually provocative Of troubles of
the Kind that prefaced the untimely
taxing off of Sergius They are poor
stuff out of which TO make constitu-
tional monarchs. and AT the same time
they are not capable of being enlight-
ened despots. In a word. they are the
Bourbons Of the north.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03

coriated the president and prayed that
the hand of the man who penned the
order be palsied." Senator Foraker,
in one of his fire alarm speeches.
hurled defiance at the president and
declared he would fight the order
with the last drop of his hearts
blood"
The other day both houses of con
gress passed by a unanimous vote a
bill authorizing the return 10 the sew
eral states of all the flags captured
in the civil war. No protest is heard
from any quarter. No congressman
raised his voice against it. even For
aker gave il his approval. Twenty
years have come and gone since
Cleveland was denounced for doing
what all the people endorse today. 1t
is a sign that the country is reunited
and that the flag floats over patriots
north and south.
The New York World calls the de
cision of congress TO return the battle
flags a graceful act" in discussing
the happy agreement. It says: Both
the house and senate have passed by
unanimous vote bill authorizing the
return of the battIefags in the govern
ment's possession 10 the states from
which they were captured. There
were 544 flags of different states stored
in the war department.
"Of these about 100 are union and
.440 confederate. On the recommends
ton of Adjt. Gen. Drum and Secretary
of War EndicOtt. President Cleveland,
in his first term. ordered all the re
naming flags restored. So great was
the outcry in the north. that Mr..
Cleveland withdrew his order on the
ground that the disposition of the flags
lay with congress.
Not a word of protest is now heard
from any quarter Not a member Of
congress opposes by voice or vote this
graceful act"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
Personal POINTS.

S. s. Davis is able to be out after a
tussIe of several weeks with the grip.
Miss Bessie Twombly and Frank
KiIduf. of Chicago, are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs A. ". Rough.
on Elm street
DR.. William Torrance. of the Central
Presbyterian church. goes TO Lewis
town, H., To conduct services at the
Presbyterian church there Sunday.
Col. J. B. Brown, who was connected
with the Rock Island road during the
building of the New Shops plant. and
now is in business for himself in Sioux
Falls, S. D.. visited today with Hon. f.
w. Hurst
Judge r. d. Ramsay was at the Har-
per last evening on his way from
Morrison to Cambridge where he
holds court today. Judge Ramsay has
just returned from q short visit TO
Texas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03

Food adulteration is confined TO 10
one country and the national govern
ment is making no provision for the
prevention of adulteration: so it de.
wolves upon the state to keep close
watch on doctOred foods. Olive oil is
rarely pure; vinegar cheap as il is.
offers a chance for mixing with
cheap acid: cocoa has starch in it;
coffee is mixed with chicOry and even
milk is watcred, sugar is sanded and
evidence has even shown that toma-
toes were painted a bright red for sell
ing purposes. We need a bureau of
publicity ON pure foods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
GRIPS UGl Y S[Q9[L
KNEES STIFF, HANDS HELPLESS,
RHEUMATISM NEAR HEART.
Mrs. Van Scoy Experiences Dangerous
After-Effects from Grip and Learns
Value of a Blood Remedy.


The danger from grip is seldom over
when the characteristic symptoms, the
fever, the catarrh, the headache and
1.-THE depression of spirits pass away.
! The grip leaves behind il weakened
vital powers, thin blood. impaired d.
gestion and over-sensitfve nerves-a
condition that makes the system an
easy prey to pneumonia. bronchitis.
Fumatism, nervous prostration. and
even consumption. Too much stress
cannot be laid on the Importance of
strengthening the blood and nerves
during convalescence.
/ The story told by scores of victims
of the grip is substantially the same.
One was tortured by terrible pains at
the base of the skull that made life
uncomfortable; another was left tired
faint and in every way wretched from
anaemia of scantiness.of the blood: an
| other had horrible headaches. was ner-
vous and couldn't sleep: another was
] left with weak lungs. difficulty IN
| breathing and acute neuralgia. In
every case relief was sought in vain
until the great blood builder and nerve
tonic, DR.. Williams Pink Pills. was
| used. This remedy is peculiarly adapt
ed to build up stable health after a
seige Of grip. For qu-ckness Of acton
nothing is known that Will approach
| Il, bat it is also without equal for
/ thoroughness.
Mrs Van Scoy makes statement
that supports this claim. She says:
4 had a severe attack of grip. and
! lr.Fs 10
| tism set in and tormented me for three
months. | was in badly rundown
state. Soon after it began | was so
lame for a week that I could hardly
walk. 1t kept growing steadily worse
land pretty soon | actually couldn't walk.
At last | had to give up completely and
for three weeks | was obliged to keep
my bed. Ny knees We're so stif l
couldn't bend them. and my hands
were perfectly helpless. Then the
pains began to threaten my heart al i
thoroughly alarmed me-
While | was suffering this way I
CHANGED 10 run across a book thct
told about the merits OF Dr Williams
Pink pills. The statements in il il
pressed me and led me to buy q box.
II was fortunate for me that I did. for
these pills proved the very thing /
needed to cure me. Improvement ~Ct
in as | began TO take them and it was
very marked by the time | had finished
the first box. Four boxes made NE
well woman. In fact, tae pills proved
so thoroughly adapted to my case thai
there is nothing further to report ex-
cept that | am very grateful woman
land that 1 sincerely recommend DR..
Williams Pink Pills 10 any people who
are sick as / was"
Mrs. Laura NJ. Van ScOy lives at No.
20 Thorpe street. DanbUry. Conn Dr..
Williams Pink Pills are equally We,
adapted for any other of the diseases
that follow in the train of grip. Their
great reputation is founded on the fact
that they make pure, rich blood. which
lis the basis of sound health. They are
sold by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
SUN AND SNOW
Sometimes Help the Hair to Go.

In any changeable climate the hair
is apt 10 become brittle and 10 break
off sJubby here and there. This makes
hair dressing almost a necessity. cs-
peCially To ladies'. In using a hair
dressing, why NOT get the best. one that
combines with If The efficiency in xiii
ing The dandruff germ. the germ that
eats the hair of ar the roots. causing
what is called falling hair, and in time
badness. Newbro's "Harpicide" is
that kind OF a hair dressing. You have
no idea how delightful yCnr scalp viii
feel. and how stylish your hair viii ap-
pear after an application or two of
HerpiCide. II is certainly wonderful
innovation as a scalp antiseptic and
hair dressing Sold by leading drug
gists. Send 10 cents in stamps for
sample 10 the Herpicide company. De
troit. Mich. 7. H Thomas. special
agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
Are You Enaaoed?

Engaged people should remember.
that. after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided by keeping their diSes-
tious in good condition with Electric
B.tJers. :. 4 Brown OF BeHne,'sviile,
s. C.. says. FOR years my wife aut-
fered intensely from dyspepsia. compii-
Gated with a torpid liver untH she lost
her strength and .igor and became
mere wreck of her former self Th1n
she tried Electric Bitrers. which hc.D2d
her at once. and finally made her en-
I rely well. She is Uow strong ana
Hartz & Jl.emeEar. drug
gists. sell and guarantee them, al -
cents = bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
CURES CATARRHAL
DEAFN ESS.
One Weeks Use of Hyomei Did More
Than Six Months Treatment
by Socialists

In the treatment OF deafness which
is often a result Of catarrh Hyomef
acts almost Immediately upon the in
famed membrane and the hearing be
gins 10 return at once. \ few days
treatment will bring relief. and in three
or four weeks, according 10 the Sc
verify Of the case. cure will he ac-
cOmplished.
Miss Meeks Of Mattewan. y. Y.
says: "HyOmei is truly wonderful |
have used it but a short time and see
a great change in my condition. I had
no idea | would improve so rapidly in
50 short a time. My breath which
was so offensive to myself and others.
has lost its bad odor entirely | have
spent great deal Of money with ca.
tarrh specialists and can truly say that
six months of their treatment is not
equal TO one of Hyomei."
II. Q. Roifs is selling Hyomei upon
the usual plan of agreeing TO return
the money if the medicine does not
cure
\ complete outfit costs only 81 and
consists Of an inhaler that can be car,
TlcU IN Ine vest pocket q medicine
dropper and a bottle of Hyomei. The
inhaler will last a lifetime and there is
enough Hyomei for several weeks
treatment. Additional bottles of Hy-
omei can be procured for 80 cents.
Compare this small expense with the
fees charged by specialists and then
remember that if Hyomei does not
cure II. O. Rolls viii return your
money
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
SHERRARD.

Sherrard. March , - William
Strachan and James Dougherty OF
Baden were shaking hands with their
old friends Saturday.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety went to Mrs. Mary Wilson's. east
Of Sherrard and spent the day last
Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Bergstrom and chill
dreu left last week for their new
home near Gibbon. s. D. August Eng
strom and wife and child Of Rock Isl
and accompanied her and viii make
their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foster are the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
Pleasant and Harmless.

Don't drug the stomach 10 cure a
cough. One Minute Cough Cure cuts
the mucus. draws the Inflammation on,
of the threat, lungs and bronchial
tubes. heais..=ootbes and cures. \
quick cure for Group and whooping
cough. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03
The Return OF the Bst tile Flags.

On the recommendation of Adjt.
Gen. Drum and Secretary of War En-
eiicott President Cleveland in his first
term. G. --~7 all remaining battleflaEs
restored. This raised a great hue and
cry all over the country. Grand Army
posts denounced the act as little less
man traitorous. Gen. Fairchild in d
speech at a reunion of the veterans eX-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-03

The vote on the Judge Swayne I'M
parchment case along party lines as il
was, will not cause the people to have
any greater confidence in the United
States senate as a body where a high
standard of justice may be obtained
Where justice is dethroned in political
preference, politics exposes its injus-
tice, and makes politics a thing dis
tasteful to people who respect justice.