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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-17
CHARLESTOWN.

Mrs J. ". Logan is entertaining MIS- y.
d. Sowder, Of New York, ana Mrs n. B.
Morrison, OF Wilmington at The Naples"
Mrs.. Harry Ii. Barnes and little daughter
were the guests OF Mrs. Nelson Kay, at Bald
wins Bank, last week.
Mrs. II. NJ Jackson and children, Of Balti
more, are visiting Mrs. J. ". jackson.
W. j. Richardson, of Wilmington. was the
Saturday Sunday guest Of Mrs. H. 5. Hairi.'
MS. Malie Kirk, Of Rising sun was the
guest q Miss Logan on Monday.
nr A. Can,wti. was a P, rryvil visitor
oa sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Krau-s and Miss
Alma, have returned 10 Phladelphio, after "A
visit with Mrs NJ. Il Calvert.
j. NJ. Hei,l4r wa FpiIadeIpti4 visitor
last week
Mis- Lo;ap atteu i-i tie CommeGc mt NJ
exercise, at Tom" P,rt Deposit this
we, l.
& BERNARD Mtitilgiy, Ct Win iustou, Was
entertained by j. u. Graham, saturday.
Mrs. ". ". Lewis had H. her Satugia!
que Miss Lewis, cf Ekton
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Mrs Emma Brickley, Of Philadelphia,
spen, Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ewing
Miss Viola Dreamer, OF Baltimore is visit
ing Miss Helen Harvard
Harry Dixon, OF Philadelphia, spen: lew
days this week with his aunt Mrs. Smith.
Mis- Emmord, of Perrymans, spent We'll
nesd, y with Miss Emma Gather.
On .ns Mcdonald has accapteia position
at Ke Il tt Square.
j Il yari Pugh AMI daughter, Lille,
spent a'urthy in Philadelphia.
job simmons, of Philadelphia. vi-ited
Port L. week.
j. II Campbell is spending the mouth Of
June v III his family in Florida.
Mis- Mary II. Caldwell and niece, Miss
Rebec.a Collins, left Weiues lay morning 10
speed he suMmer in California.
Rev VS.. Collins WAS il Philadelphia his
week
Mr. Herbert N. Gerry is entertaining b.
timotn friends
Rev As. Mowbray was married Wrdres-
day.
Inc stable ooiohsIn5 10 'he D. - p'"'
Founl-y. burned to the ground Wednesday
morning about IA. m.
Mi, Wand, wac ,,rta, w.d,asa,,,
=. a., .,,,,,., 81 h. ro+hor II ,,r,, p,vd :,
az ~ 'V'4' W w -
Mr. Snyder, Of Philadelphia All her PO't
frieads wish her much happiness.
A roai fish weighing l2ls pounds VS.
ccu,ai in set net. TGey must br plentiful
tol,.a.,.,. thus ansnorpd
=, r,,. ;.;,.. 30. 81 To.
MI y. NJ. hulsnt i waning "'' ''9''''
MI H. "A. u "es''e"e'"' IL HHH''-et"H'
IN. !aurhtnrs Of Liberty entertained the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-17
Personal and Social
= = =

Mr.. Frank T. Whitney, OF Ekton, has
been promoted to the presidency of the large
| iewelry manufacturing firm In New York
with which he has been Connected for num-
| btr OF years.
Mrs F L. F. Johnson, of Washington, Is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs | G. Wilson.
Miss Helen Cooch is the guest Of Miss
Belle lamar.
| Misses Coriuue ard Carrie lamar returned
GA Tuesday from their trip to Boston Ivy
| steamer.
Mrs r. Frazer AMI family are spending
| the week al their cottage on Elk River.
Mrs Kcehler Of Baltimore, is the guest OF
her brother, Rev. John Nc Elmoyle.
Miss Nora Finley, q Appleton, is the guest
OF Mrs VIM. T. ViLspger.
Mrs L d Lamdn and children are With &
| Mis-. Elm Barro!l.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac d. Miller, of pbiadel.
pLia, will be ut Mr. John NJ. Anthouy's for a
| month.
Mrs. Mary Oliver Seilman ana Son. Of
Baltimore, ATE expected at Mr.. John NJ An.
! thongs.
Misses Han riet Wamsley, Jean Nee imoyle,
| and Mary Smith are visiting Mis- Agnes
| stephenson il Wilmington bel.
George Meae Settle son Of Mr. John S
Settle, OF Leeds gra iuated this week with
honors at the University of Pennsylval A
receiving the degree OF NJ. D. He has been
selected AS resident physician at the Method.
| ist Hospital in that city.
MIR. Franklin W. Lott and Miss Ida H. Bul.
| len Of Singerly We're married on Monday
| Evening BY Rev. 7. b. Hunter Pastor o!
| Cherry Hill NJ E. Church
DR.. AID Mrs. I. Z. Ma,liudalc uttel,'c
Commencement exercises at Bryn Mawr
| Co lege last WEEK.
| Mi.scs Cora AM Lillian Wash Z Washington
| are guests Of Mrs. Clinton unfair at Belle
Hill.
| J. IT, HotI zcher Esqr.. OF Wilmington, was
the guest OF ELTON friend: on Tuesday,
Senator Fl. NJ. Me Cu.loush ami Mrs. Nc
Culltueh, the Mr.-rs. Finley, Dr.. Howard
| Brat n aud ,on enjoyed the Yale--Priu"eto on
| Basc Bal game, at Princeton, on Saturday
Howard Gilmour, son Of Wm o. GiImour
| formerly Of Elkton. graduated second in h :
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GREENHURST

Schools are closed for the summer.
era i: looking well il tins vicinity.
Mrs. William Mahouty Lad quite d Lum-
Der # chickens killed che Light tie past
w-ek 10y a rat
Me,srs. Lawrence CcotLe'., Lawrence
Mea:Ls and lierDert Lyn"4 'peL. sunday at
their homes near Gfe -LLu!s;.
MIS-. FduLie Clifford i v.sitilg FRIENDS In
Philadelphia.
.Eptrrzrr NJ. L. Church viii hJl. tn, ir
Cli.dren,s day ,Xrrti,rs UL SUNDAY, JuLe Is.
at 30 P. In. All are Invite! to attend.
Qlite I. number il this vicinity are having
new lighting rod tre:t-i on their barns I,y
Mr.. GreenIea-, OF P4i,ateIpula.
Mr.. Sheer Is hnyitg quite az ex!eGled
81 with fri- ais ID FlI,ai-, h!a.
Levi. Crothet, = IHp.oy.Ls Ii, lone y
ai-itg It LeN Li,cLrp, w-.ra i Lon Icing
erected by hi, uuc,e
Mis- Ethel Kutier, Of Nj l. Eesr, i ent
several day, %: TIE past TX m.;t Mi.- III. :
lie Amour.
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IN hlr thirty-fourth year. Funeral services
were he'd Monday afternoon with interment
at liopeweil Cemetery. Be sides her brother,
II. II. Kirk, she leaves another brother, Cecil,
ard a sister, Mrs. Milton File cter.
Friday afternoon the pupils of Chestnut
Grove School rendered very pleasing en-
tertainment after which the teacher, Miss
Creswell, treated to ice cream and cake.
The patrons and trustees were present
W L. Linton, Of Wilmn gton, spent from
Saturday 10 Tuesday With N. l.. Thompson.
Mr. ard Mrs. Z. W. Jacks u and children,
Of Aiken, spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
M!ron Miller.
Mr.. and Ms. Grisi-l ard Master Leverirg,
OF Baltimore have been visiting at the Par
sona.e.
Miss Sbllie McMaster spent last week In
Batimc re.
Dr.. and Ms. II. b. Barnes, of Baltimore,
have been Visiting !, latives b, re-.
Mis- Rebecc. Gillespie returned from New
IJrk MoLday. wh-re ste had been attend
leg cDui"rei &c of the Incoming AMI Out
gong Missionaries.
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SAY VIEW.

Miss Bessie Abrams was ent-rtain "L Ey
the Misses Tr.mh'c over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Abta N is visiting her r&rrnt-.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Fox. of Principle.
Miss johanna B,niamn aLd Masters Pei
bert MahCney is visiting ft.cn IS in VII lug
ton this weea
Mr.. and Mr.. william II. Bcowa ard Mrs
NJ. S Brown N"fo tIc guests OF A'yl&o
Brown. of Calvert. Oh sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs John Davidson. of Wilt ing
ton, are visiting their son, John Davidson.
MIS- Hester Fitzgerald o: Chrome. i visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Januey this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. George L. Gamble are visit
ile il Wiimg.t)n and Phi.adrirhia this
week
NJ. and Mrs john NJ. Rnttsr, of Winning
tor, were the guests Of Mr.. aad Mrs. David
A LgIe on Sunday.
We are Gtad TO report that Joha lmb q
is rapidly convaes ing.
Theodore Angel, who fell on the barn of
Thomas Lort, is improving after brirc lady
used up.
Sunday will be Children's day in Fay
View NJ. P. Church at 10 80 Ole service.
Children's day tomorrow at Ebcnezcr NJ.
Z Church.
g. A. Lynch is painting Ernest Abrau /.
house.
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ORPHANS COURT AND COUNTY BOARDS
North East TO Get New School, Frank Evans for High School
Chef-S2, 600 for Union Hospital

j-cted on account of being too h eh
( Mr. Browns bid totalled $5,5l2.SS tor
the mile of road; the Highway Ditis.
ion's estimate FIR the work S. POP 80. J
Mr.. Brown having modified his b;d
to mtet tbs estimate made by the
Highway Division, 80, 2O2 80, the con
tract WAS awarded to him at that fig.
ure.
The Board agreed to appsc pr;at =
$1,000 for the building of ne " school
house at North East.
The Board took up the question of
appropr!a,ing $4,000 for the Union
Hospital. After hearing Dr.. Howard
Bratton and George A. Blake, Esq.,
the Board voted to grant the appro
priatiop, the same to be payable out of
the levy of 1905, Messrs. Patterson
and Davis voting favorably to the
appropriation and Mr.. Spence against
the same.
The Commissioners adjourned to
meet on June 80 to make the levy for
1905 and close up the business of the
fiscal year.
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class at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
stweek.
Miss Sara Rebecca Carey, OF North East.
received the degree OF Bachelor Ct Arts at
Western Maryland College Commencement
or Wednesday. Miss Laura Veach Clark, Of
Cecilton, received the same degree, summa-
cum laude, with the highest distinction"
The diplomas were awarded by Governor
Warleld.
Col. P. Fl. Ellis left Elkton on Wednesday
for Cobourg, Canada, where he will spend
the summer months.
Mrs William Schouler left Elkton on
Thursday for Cleveland Ohio, where she
will spend several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. William j. Mil r of that city.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Dilks and Mrs. Nora
o'Malley, both of Elkton, We're married, by
Rev. Father Arnd in tho Catholic Church
here on Thursday evening.
Miss Florence Mccullough, daughter Of
Hiram Mccullough formerly Of Elktop.
now Of Lake Forest (Chicago) and Mr.
Waller l.. Smith, OF Chicago were married
in the FIRST Presbyterian Church, Lake
Forest, on June They took an Eastern
wedding trip and after July 4, will be at
home, at 22O7 Calumet Avenue, Chicago.
Nlctcr s. Taylor is spending u few days at
Atlantic City.
Jacob Collins, manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph office at Washington. spent
several days this week in Elkton renewing
Old acquaintance. Mr.. Collins is a son OF
the late Jacob G. Collins Of Elkton.
Miss Ruth Clifford, OF Elktor, is the guest
OF Der aunt Mrs. George Taylor at Zion.
The Misses Wilson, Of Wilmington, Del,
| have been recelt guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ko:s K Smith of Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Terrell visited
fricncs in Washingtoa last week.
Mis- Ella Stats, o. Charlestown, visited
Miss Martha Bdd'e this week.
Ralph Campbell, of Perryville, and George
Bi!leS, Of Principle Furnace, passed inter.
mediate examinations at the Law school in
B ltimore on Monday
MIS- James H. Frazer, OF Gilmore, is the
guest Of Elkton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Sebo'd, Of Cherry Hill.
vi ceiet rate the 10th Anniversary OF their
wedding, on the 9th inst.
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ORPHANS COURT

The Orphans Court of Cecil County
met in regular session on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. Present
Hon. 8. K. Blake, Chief Judge; Hors,
T. 8. Miller and W. J. Clark, Associate
Judges.
Sundry claims against estates of de.
ceased persons we're examined and
passed.
Bonds approved-Bond of Walter f.
Patten, executor of Henry J. Leland;
bond of John 81. lamar, guardian of
Clinton A. Wright.
Accounts passed-Frst and final
account of William T. Slicer, admins
traitor of Jacob Slicer, and distribution
struck on same; supplementary &C.
count of W. W, Observation-Disclosures
of George Mackey, and distribution
struck on same; first and final account
of Martha B. Weldon, executrix of Will
liam T. Weldon; second and final ac.
count of Clara Turner, Administrative
of Charles E. Turner; fret and final
account of J. Christie Jack, guardian
of Esther A. Rumsey and Philip E.
Rumsey.
Court adjourned to meet In regular
session on July II.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The County Commissioners of Cecil
County were in session at their office
in Elkton Tuesday. Present-Levi E,
Patterson, President; George R, Spence
and William B. Davis.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
A later was received from w. W.
Crosby, Chief Engineer of the High.
way Division. Maryland Geological
Survey, stating that the bid of E
Ward Brown, for building the Rising
Gun-Fsrmington road must bs re-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-17
WOODLAND.

The EPwor;h League wi be conducted ly
Rev +. y. Moore sun lay evening.
Miss Mary Harlan, OF Leeds, was the que st
OF Misses Virginia ali Ccraella Abraham
several days this week.
Mrs. W. Z. Linton AID Mrs. Helry Faust
OF Wimir Ston, are the guests OF Mrs. NJ, L.
Thompson.
Miss Tracy. Of Baltimore, is the guest OF
Miss Mary Rawlings.
Miss Anna Kirl: died at the home of her
brother, H. II, Kirk, June ., OF consumption
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-17
Items From Cecil Wings
Special Correspondence

Recitation ............."A Boys Thought
Fed Gerhauser.
Recitation Tine Upward Way
BY five boys.
Anthem. Junior Choif
SIX small boys.
1t was a marked success. Those who TOT X
part did we'll Gri the church receive atolt
SO as collection,
The f-stlva! held by the BIytholae School
Oh the and Eth inst was qate success
CONSIDERING the inclement weather. They
cieatcl .l5. Many thanks TO all the patrons
and participants.
This week, the ols of all the yea. is
looked upon with the most intense Interest
10y the s;udeat=, :a"Ilty and friend, Of the
Tome Institute. Every feature Of the Com
mencemcat proved IL success. Our Little
town was quite euliYened with visitors Of
distant and nea. cities, who,e interests cci.-
tered here for the time. Members of the
Philadelphia o. che.tra furnished the music
on all occasions. They have the reputation
Of being the best Players In America.
The Annual 1nquet Of tho Jacob Tome
Institute Alumni Ass, citation was held at the
Inn Wednesday evening About 70 cd grad
yates were there with DR.. and Mrs. Harris
as invited guests. The menu was very good
interspersed with some very fine 10 lists rhis
WAS followed ny Il daLcs II. me Upper Gyn.
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purtl a.r,I he lo4'.c house LOW occupied
10y Mr. Iiud-cL ald Mi May Miller, from
Mr.. S. L DesLaa".
john johns N j v-Ey l.! t.. the home Of Lis
sou. Jam q JOINS Il.
wn.le thu :a4i.y Of Mr. TLoma, Foard,
who lives % = ftfm near town. We're attend
ing tnt Bt.k Geek Me- school iIcuir Oh
la, last a " i've farm la21 eLlcred the
ii u."alG s,,.r SIS tLi then took his de-
PAiture, wa..;'l t. C,ceepe .N- and hired Il
team from vi liam Il ,r!!ou. H. Informed
he a:!ytr he Wa 90 Iii, way to Wilmington,
but IL .he:r ~a- to trait Meth for some
hyUl-, lie mus l. ave Z me ap1;4er direction.
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$4,000

Reward will be paid to any
person who can find one atom
of opium, chloral, morphine,
cocaine, ether or chloroform
in any form in any Of DR..
Miles Remedies.
This reward is offered because
certain unscrupulous persons
make false statements about
these remedies. 1t is under
stood that this reward applies
only to goods purchased in the
open market, which have not
been tempered with in any way.
DR.. Miles remedies cure by
their soothing, nourishing,
strengthening and invigorat-
ing effects upon the nervous
system, and not by paralyzing
and weakening the nerves as
would be the case if these drugs
were used.
For this reason DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills are universally
considered the best pain remedy
~ have suffered for % years with
severe pains in my head, heart and
back. and have tried everything.
could get and could not find any relief
until | got box of Dr. Miles Anti
Pain Pills. I suffered as long as IL
hours at n time with such severe
pains that I feared l would lose my
mind The Anti-Pain Pills gave me
relief in from 10 TO 20. minutes. l do
not have to use Morphine any more.
/ wish you would publish this so that
other sufferers may find relief"
|. \. WALKER,
r. +. y. No. G. Salem, Ind.
DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. If II
fails he will! return your money.
25 doses, Is cents. Never sold in bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkllart, Ind
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-17
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

The Board of School Commissioners
met nn Tuesday. Present Messrs.
Blake and Carey. Minutes read and
approved.
The bids for the new school house
at North East we're As foIows:-
PilCAarl n FurneSs ........ .........Slls 2j
l.. q. $50
William Il. Ryan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
A. NJ Strickland Observation-Disclosures. $500
and the use of all suitable material in the old
house.
The bid of A. NJ. Strickland WAS ac-
cepted conditionaiy.
TIE bids for books and stationery for
this ensuing two years from August 1,
1905, were as follows:-W. j. G. Du-
laney Co., discount o: 49, per cent on
all BOOKS; NUM- & Co., discount Of 16
per cent. The stationery was for each
separate article. The bid of the W. j.
G. Delaney 90. was accepted.
The resignation of G. 9. Finley, Jr.,
as principal of thu Ceci County High
School was received AMI accep ed with
regret, he having proved il every re-
spect very satisfactory rs pc!ncipai Of
said school,
Frank b. Evans, graduate Of TIE
Ceci County High School aud o! De's-
ware College, was elected to follow
him IS the principal OF 3 I'D school.
The following bills were ordered to
be paid
G. o. Carey, stationery. .................S52 so
Alexander Il Son, stove repairs..".......... 81 %
Inc Appear ii W
uS view 10 w
IlSoh OOuuon 5VO
Taylor & Reynolds incideutals, Colored
Industrial 50
c. a. Benjamin ~ Co, coal.,,.o.....,....... 80 q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-21

BY THE }. w. POTTER CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-21

$780,, 24G.3G in excess of the receipts
The JreasureT's report states that the
per capita tax Of 10 cents a month has
been wholly insufficient to meet the
expenditures. the latter having aver
aged 81 cents per member per month.
1t states further that the weekly ex-
penditures at the close of the year
have increased and recommends a per
capita tax of 80 cents per month dur
ing the year ending Nov 90. 1905.
The usual arrangements for a wage
adjustment from April I viii take
place during this month. The opera
tors in several of the districts will be
forced 10 offer a lower schedule than
that now in force, and the miners
must either recognize the relation be
tween good wages and the commercial
value of the product. or begin a strike
which the treasury of their organiZa-
ton is not able 10 support without
calling a heavy assessment on the
members Whatever scale is finally
settled upon will remain in force until
April. 1906. at which time the wage
agreement at the anthracite mines also
expires: so a year hence both the min
ers and operators will have to solve
an intricate and delicate problem.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-21
A WONDERFUL ARMLESS GIRL
kittie Smith, Who Lost Both Arms
When a Child, Writes With Feet.

No greater exemplifcation of the old
adage that Necessity is the mother of
invention" can be presented than the
wonderful accomplishment of Kittie
Smith. the young lady who lost her
arms when 8 years old, and who.
through sheer necessity, has been com
PEELED TO educate her feet to work like
hands
Her mother dying when she was
young, she was compelled TO keep
house for her drunken father and care
for the younger children. One day.
finding some liquor in bottle. she
drank of it and became intoxicated. In
this condition she attempted TO build a
fire under orders of her parent and fell
unconscious upon the stove. Both arms
were so terribly burned before she
was found that they were amputated
three inches from me shoulders.
She has been making her living
drawing sketches and doing fancy
work with her feet. and now she has
written a book telling of the trials OF
her life and is selling it at % cents
copy. She is making her home at
South Whitley, Ind, with a family who
were kind 10 her when she was a
fresh air" child before the accident
that manned her for life.
The book is being sent out from this
little Indiana town, and it is said that
the sale is all that can be expected.
A fac-simile copy of a letter written
by Miss Smith is sent with each of her
books. in which she states that the
book is being published under contract
with a publishing company. and # she
is able TO sell il, her profits will enable
her TO make a living for herself. Her
commendable efforts are worthy of
public support.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-21
Nearly Everybody Has
Constipation--Many
Don't Know if.
Food Stops in the Bowels and Rots in
the System-The Results?

Decay. poison and pollution. not only
OF everything in you. but OF every
mouthful YOU shall eat in the future
until you get rid Of constipation.
DO you wonder why YOU have bad
blood. bad breath, sores. pimples. sal
low complexion. sour and diseas
stomach. dccayed lungs. bad liver dis
vdSed kidneys. female troubles, typhoid
fever. appendicitis. weakness nervous
ness. run down and general bad health.
when every drop of your blood con-
tiinS the germs of rottinE food?
Get ciedn-rid your ~ stem of this
FOUL mass that is undermining your
health, Good health is within reach If
you Will accept il
y phySiC can't help yOu-makes Won
II paralEZes the bowel muscles and in
grtascS the stoppage- MuiIs Grape
Tonic * not a physic. differs from any
thing else known 1t takes the poison
-StreuSthens the bowel muscles
makes you entirely new, sweet and
clean inside same as a CASTLE soap bath
makes YOU outside. After that whole
some food. fresh air and exercise viii
do the rest
II is not too late to recover your
health. Act today one bottle OF
MuilS Grape Tonic does wondevs-it is
unlike anything else you have ever
used. Two or three bottles may cure
you entircly-sUpPose il takes six
you'd be thankful.
Spring is here. It's time 10 clean
house and tone up inside MulFs Grape
Tonic will give you a new. clean. fresh
body Your loss II YOU do not accept it.
This uffer may not appear again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-21
Success of Wireless TeIeqraphv

A few months ago scientists were
telling us that wireless telegraphy was
an impossibility, but experiments have
ben so successful that the navy wants
TO equip 90 stations on our coasts for
this form of communication. The day
for doubling its success is now one of
the past. as is also the day for doubt
ing the ability of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters to cure stomach, liver and kid
ney disorders. Its so years expert
ence has clearly proven its ability and
today II is the most popular family
medicine in existence. 1t positively
cures spring fever, sick headache,
sleeplessness. impure blood. torpid liv-
er, cOnstipated bowels. dyspepsia, in
digestion chills. colds. la grippe and
malaria. Try a bottle and test it for
yourself. Our private stamp is over
the neck of the genuine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-21
FREE COUPON.

Your druggist sells IL The one dol
lar bottle contains nearly three times
the fifty cent size