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Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
Sioux City,.

I lordags samanvigdes 2IIo
Cedar St, Morningside. byggnads
snickaren Frank Theodor Swan
son o. miss Hulda Carolina Lind
quist. Manga at parets vanner
made infunnit sig till vigseln och
begafvade de nygifta med en-
mangd hna och nyttiga premier.
Mr. Abel Anderson, president
Tor Northwestern National bank.
vardas fortfarande i slit hem, 81,
Jennings street, utan att nagon
]forbattring i hans helsotillstand
intradt. Ibland synes Diet som
ON han skulle forbattras, men pa
Diet hela taget niger hans tillstsnd
foga hopp.
Oh. Walker, president for the
Omaha Umbrella Manufacturing
Co.. arresterades i onsdags i slit
hem pa begaran tran myndigheter-
nai Omaha. Han anklagas for att
hafva tillnarrat sig pengar genom
falska uppgifter. Walker pastar
sig vara alldeles oskyldig och am
mar ej atervanda till Omaha utan
S. k. requistion papers. Men han
tror 81 att Nebraskas governor
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

marktd SdQana iran Western tr2f-
fade jag utsifvaren at "Decorah
Posten' B. Anundseh. och musk
karens impressarie Harry Ran
dali fran Minneapolis. vi hade
n0jet narvara vid afskedskonser-
ten. som var en- storartad success.
vi reste Stamina vag tillbaka
till Goteborg och derifran via
Kongsbacka, Varberg. Falken-
berg, Halmstad, Laholm och
Eugelholm till Helsingborg, en-
stad med Diver 10000 invanare
och stor sjofart, hvarest vi stan
made Diver natten. Dagen derpa,
den 20 JUL, efter att hafva besokt
den vackra, hogt belagna Ore
sundsparken och bergen Karnsn
och drucklt ur kallan "Helsan',
reste vi Diver sundet till Helsing-
or i Danmark, en- urgammal stad
med manga minnen fran fordom.
Den raknar nu cirka IS, o in
vanare. vi besokte naturligtvii
Diet gamla slottet Kronborg,
Slottsparken med Hamlets graf,
Diet utonordentligt vackra och
synbarligen val besokta Marien'
lyst. med dess vackra park -
Hanlets staty star der med DEF
Shakespeareska inskritten: "Tt
be or not to be, that is the quest
ion" storartade hotel ocl
badanstalt.
Pa eftermiddagen reste vi met
taget till K0penhamn, en- verklil
storstad, som jag forut beratta
ON, men som jag nu under dem;
vistelse fck tillfalle So mera af
De nyare stadsdelarne arc sanner
ligen sevarda och affarsgatorn'
ar bet ettt lif och en- rorelse, sou
paminner om Chicago. vi be-
sokte de beryktade kyrkorn;
Marmorkyrkan. Runde Taarn'
och Frue- kyrkan. l den sist
namda sta som bekant Ther-
waldsens masterverk i marmor
hans Kristus och de tolf apost
larne. p mandagsqvalIen del
80 JUL reste vi via Gjedser-
Warnemynde och Rostock hi
till Berlin, och ANNA vi stanni
har till nasta mandag.
e.. ". S1Van.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
REESE bref N 20 5.

Berlin, Tyskland, den 4 augusti
1906.
Dessa raider sandals Sv. Moui-
loren fran tyskarnes stolta kej-
sarstad, en- stad, som MI med for.
stader raknar omkring tire millio-
ner invauare och som i hastig
tillvaxt under Diet senaste half.
seklet till och med ofvertraffar
Chicagos. En- sd lihig r0relse,
som man har far skada pa de
stora affarsgatorna "Unter den
Linden, "Friedrichs -, ''Leip-
ziger-", m. A. gator, hade man
knappt kunnat vanta sig hos de
vanligen som tungsinta och 1eg-
matiska ansedda tyskarne. Och
en- sadan brokig mangd at fort
komstmedel for att underlatta
trafken har Jag aldrig sett maken
till. Elektriska sparvagnar ga i
ALA riktningar, och blir man
trott kan man pa "Grosser Ring
balm" "a aka Diver en- timmes
It'd for 10 pfennig ~ cents).
Forutom dessa hnnes Diet en- och
tvavanings omnibussar, ditto, ditto
automobiler, tusentals droskor,
underjordiska saval sou pelar.
banor runit ON och tvars igenom
staden. Lagg hartill de manga
iva. och trehjuliga cyklar, karror
och vagnar af olika Stag, som
tidigt och sent arc i r0relse, sd
Kan man latt inse att fotvandra.
rem beh0fver ogon babe framme
och bak for att kunna helskinnad
kryssa sig fran i trangseln.
Da jag senast lat hora at mig
hade vi slagit oss till roi Medevi
for att hvila ut litet. vi stannade
der i iva veekor pa en- dag mar.
Bet dr. en- synnerligen trefllg,
stilla och fridfull ort. delta gamla
Medevi, med barrs<og och lof-
skog, sol och varme. skuggrika
promenadplatser l park. Pa Der
gen och ner till Vettern. de gam
malmodiga byggnaderna vid
"stora gangen", rundt "torget'
och har och hvar d brunnsomra-
det. Har kan man IA manga
slags bad, kalla, varma. gyttje-
SOL och halfbad ETC., och atmin-
stone EFT daglig.n begagna sig de
fiesta at Ur helsobrunnarne
drickes pa bestamda tider vanl. 2
glas at gangen. UpP till tiden
for var afresa hade Diver 900
brunnsgaster inskritvit sig. En-
riklig och omvexlande maagd OF
vallagad, valsmskande och he'll
sosam mat serveras pa bestamd
lid tire CANCER ON dagen, vatten
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

ping bedragligt syfte. Myndig-
heternai Mankato underrattades.
Dessa funno ligan i EFT hotel, hva-
rest den holl pa att stalla giller fer
de farmare, som icke redan fast.
nat i deras nat. "Banditerna" ater-
lemnade Biakstads forbindelse pa
$50 och lofvade komma och taga
ned Sina askledare.
Ire advokater, Alva Udell,
William Howard och 6. F. Pear
C., hvilka representera omkring
10000 hemlosa personer i San
Francisco, ha infor Superior court
] namda stad borjat rattegang mot
finanskommitten vid stadens un-
derstodskommitte, mot hvilken
demstolsforbud sokes for att hin
dra denna fran att ha nagonting
vidare att skaffa med den under
Estodsfond som redan iorehnnes ell
Ter att IA mottaga ytterligare un-
derstod i form af pangar eller Its
medel for de nodlidandes rakning
Finanskommiten beskylles rent
ut for att ha konspirerat / anda
NAL att AMANDA understodsfonder
for helt andra andamal an de ur
sprungligen afsedda.
Undervarkens It'd ar icke for.
bi. ON man far tro hvad som be
rattas tran Kankakee, III. Da,
hnnes en- grotta, som kallas Sank
ia Annas grotta. och som ma
banda blir EFT amerikanskt Lour'
des. Det har tidigare hetat, att
underbara kurer avagabrakts hos
''troende", SOM besok; grottan
men haromdagen. da Oliver 1900
personer samlats for att dyrk;
Sankta Anna, atadkommos riktigs
"undervark", En- gammal ung
mo fran Cardiff hade i II ars tic
inte kunnat ga pa sina fotter. Er
AMMAN hade i 9 ar lidit at lamslae
och en- tredie i 10 ar varit sang,
liggande sjuk. Dessa och tjogtal.
an6ra sjuka blefvo botade genom
den dar markvardiga Sankta An
mas inhytande enligt fran platser
ingangna bersttelser.
Eli A. Gage. som till millic
naren och bankmannen Lyman J
Gage, tog haromdageu slit eye
lif pa EFT hotel i Seattle, Wash
Han synes ha varit utan mede
och fortvihan narrower, likson
kanske afven ruelse Oliver EFT / su.
och dus forspilldt lif, torde HI
bragt honom pa sjelfmordstankar
Gage var hera ar bosatt i Winnet,
ka. en- AT Chicagos torstader. Han
forde EFT vidt, tygellost lif, son
gjorde hans foraldrar stora be,
kymmer. Hans hustru ofverga
honom pa grund at hans lefnads
satt. Under senare tiden ha
han vistats pa vestkusten, Tn.
der en- veckas It'd fore sjelfmorde
lefde han i EFT standigt rus. ,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

ON nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier ss ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

naderna skanka god aptit, och
man n%juter at Diet pa Stamina gang
stella och regelbundna men i
manga afseenden fran hvardags-
lifvet afvikande lefnadssattet. vi
horde att Diet skulle hnnas nagra
observation-disclosures Ger, men
gJorde Ell bekantskap med MACON.
Fran Medevi reste vi till Cote.
borg, Sveriges andra stad hvad
folkmangd (cirka en- 100. ooo)
betraffar och en- i manga afseen-
den trefig stad. Der fins lif
och rorelse pa gatorna och Cote
borg verkar mera storstadslik an
t. o. m. Stockholm atminstone
hvad angar handel och sj0fart.
Men med Diet beryktade Cote
borgssystemet har Get visst gait
b%aklanges, d. v. S. i fraga ON
nykterhet. Imam vi hade varit
i Goteborg en- half timme. hade
vi sett fera druckna persener an
f0rut under en- manad i Diet ofriga
Sverige. Afven Taste jag senare
i en- engelsk tidning att drycken-
skapen tilltagit i G0teborg de
senare aren i forfarande grad.
lime pa delta ANNE kan jag icke
underlata att gifva uttryck at
min forvaning Oliver Diet myckna
bierdrickandet i nora Europa.
Tidigt och sent synes ung och
gammal, qvinna och man, fattig
och rik, sondag och hvardag, -
sltta pa restaurangerna So inom-
som utomhus och dricka bier. FL
under att fattigdom raider. att
man blir slo och Iikgiltig for TO
sterland, religion och kultur. FL
under - men jag msste atbryta
nina reiektioner! AT Goteborgs
sevardheter, hammer, museet, de
utomorde ntligt vsckra parkan-
laggningarne etc, besago vi under
var korta vistelse derstades sd
mycket som mojligt. Afven vail
fardade vi till Victor Rydbergs
storartade minnesvard a nya kyr-
kogarden. Och hr o. A. Bruhn,
froknarne Bruins i Sioux City
fader och hr J, MAlmquists sva
ger, hade vanligheten uppsoka
oss a hoteIlet for att Eottaga och
afsanda helsningar till sina anh0-
riga der borta i f erran vester.
Den 20 JUL afreste vi Oliver
Trollhattan och Mellerud mot
Norges hufvudstad och pa wagon
passerades de historiskt bekanta
staderna Fredrikshald och Moss.
Christian ia lar nu rakna nara
$50. 900 invanare och ar verkligen
en- i manga afseeenden vacker
och trefig stad. Stora, vackra
och moderna sffdrspalats fms Diet
godt om isynnerhet vid och i
narheteu af Carl Johans gade
och langs Drammensveien. Fran
h0jderna i St. Hans hauge par
ken har man %f0rtraffiig utsigt Of
yer staden och den stora fjorden,
der batar af ALA Stag och storle-
kar och ALA riktningar kryssa
sig fran. vi hade der ocksa no.
jet fa Sc och taga i narmare skar-
skadande den stora atlanteranga
rem "Hellig Olav", som anlande
fran Kopenhamn pa vag till New
York, och pa hvilken min bror.
son, pastor Henry Swan nu reste
till slit land igen. Kong Haakon
var 81 hemma, men hans portrait
i ALA storlekar says. smart sagdt
i ALA fonster. Och vi upps0kte
turligtvis den store dramaturgen
Henrik Ibsens graf och Diet hus,
i hvilket han tillbragte de senare
aren af slit lif. En- mangd
norsk- ameriksner. som rest till
Trondhjem for att narvara vid
kroningen, bland dem St. Olois
College hela musikkar. SO man
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
"Narmare Gud till dig
Narmare dig.

de sista stunderna. V d EFT tillfalle
SADIE han: 20, Jesus, Diet ser ut
son jag skulle ia vanta sd LANCE,
men du kommer val smart. Till
sin moder sande han halsningen
att 81 sorja sasom de andra. som
ej ha nagot hopp, SAINT att hon ej
skulle vara ledsen for att han kom
till Denver" bet ar Guds villa att
jag skulle komma hit. Jag ar si
lycklig". Hanford utropace han
vid EFT t"illfalle: 20, Jag ser pap
pa, han vantar". Hans sista ord
voro. Jesus, help mig Oliver flo
den!" Till ALA sina vanner he'll
SADIE han: "Gud har forlatit mig,
jag ~forlater ALA ON nagon har ra-
got emot mig"
ia, delta var Oscar Skeglunds
saliga slut. Ma hans ord fran
dodsbadden ma hans vanner, som
e. tanka pa lifvets allvar och kort.
het SAINT evighetens langd.
20, att jag hnge do den ratt-
fardiges dod och min ande ware
sasom deras ande!"
Sioux City den ~ aug. 1906.
4. 6. Spor,ong.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
Oscar Sh oglund hvilar!

| gar begrofs at undertecknad
fran Missionskyrkan en- ung man,
Oscar Skoglund, hvilkens sista
stunder och v%ittnesbord bara den
pragel, att de arc till lardom at
ven for andra unga, saval som gam
la och safskiIdt for dem som kan
de honom.
Oscar hade varit sjuk i Oliver
iva ar al den svara sjukdomen
lungsot Till slut besl0t han sig
Tor att soka annat klimat. hvarlor
han den 7 aug. reste till Denver,
Col. Han var da ganska KLEIN och
tramkommen var han ytterst med
tagen. Jag var just da Denver
emedan jag tagit dit Mr.. o. Toh-
len. Jag fck derfor telegram fran
Mrs Skoglund att ga och Sc Oscar.
Jag fck pa de timmar jag hade
pa mig matt och jamt It'd att ordna
med att han fck komma in pa
mlssionsvannernas sanatorium /
Denver. De- fck han ward, frost
och help. till babe kropp och sjal,
just sasom en- sjuk behofver.
Men hans lif skulle Ell bli langt.
Han forsamrades fort och hans
andedragt var ytterse smartsam
och svar. hvarfor doktorn sag att
han 81 kunde lefva och telegrafe-
rade efter hans moder eller syster
att komma.
Hans syster Ida som reste ham
fran iva och en- half timme imam
han dog, men hon sager att hon
kan aldrig glonma dessa timmar.
Han hade under sin siukdom
lange sokt herren. han Vile afven
Sc troende larare och besokte af.
ven kYrkan. Han talade ofta /
hemmet med syskonen att soka
nagot battre an jordiska nojen.att
wanda hagen till Herren, SAINT
uppmanade dem att ga till kyrkan.
Vid EFT tillfalle SADIE han till sin
syster: ga till kyrkan istallet for
till Riverside Han forklarade
att da man blir sjuk ser man lifvet
pa EFT helt annat satt. Emellertid
hade han ej der frid till sin sjal
han behofde. men Diet fck han i
Denver genom pastor c. A, Nell
son, en- at medlemmarne i direk-
tionen for sanatoriet.
Det forsta Oscar SADIE da hans
syster kom var: %. jag ar sa sa-
lig. Jag ar fardig att ga" Han
sande foljanIe halsnirgar till sina
syskon: bed dem att lefva for
Gud, sd ia de mota mig hos Jesus,
ty jag far 81 Sc dem mera pa jor-
den." TIC minuter imam han dog
vile han att de skulle bedja, hvil-
ket de gjorde. Han holl pa att
sjunga pa sangen:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
WATCHMAN WAS AN
BRITISH VETERAN
John Baker, Who Was Drowned at
Bridge Yesterday, Served 10
Months in the Boer War.

The body of John Baker, who was
accidentally drowned yesterday at the
Crescent bridge, has not been recov-
cred though j. Sullivan and j. V. Dew
mont, employees of the D., R. l. & N.
w. railway, and others dragged the
river all day yesterday and again to-
day. Mr.. Baker was 30 years old and
boarded at 631 West Second street.
Davenport. He was born in England
and served Is months in the Boer war
under Lord Kitchener. In September.
1908, he sailed from his home country
to the United States, and settled in
Davenport, where he had resided since
He was a sober and industrious young
man and was very popular with his
many acquaintance. He has a mother
and sister living in England, and an
uncle and cousin at Maquoketa. Iowa.
For the last two years he has been
employed by the d., r. |. & n. w. rail-
way as guard ON the bridge where he
was drowned. He was a member of
the Lafayette lodge, No. 1921, M. B. A.,
and carried an insurance certificate
with that order, payable to his mother
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

ISociety news, written or telephoned
to the society editor of The Argus, VIII
be gladly received and published. But
in either case the identity OF the sender
must be made known, to insure rel1a-
bility. Written notices should bear sig
nature and address,
Brilliant Reception.-A brilliant re
ception was given by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
d. Sweeney at their home, SIC Pwen-
tieth street, last evening from to 10
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus l.. Hen
derson of this city and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick S. Kenfield of Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. Sweeney were assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Sweeney, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Cleaveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. X.
Rhoads, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Casteel,
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Noftsker. Mrs. l.. NJ. Copp,
Mrs. J. F. Robinson, Mrs. E. G. Morey,
and the Misses Amy Henderson, Bessie
and Grace Noftsker, and John Hender-
SON About go tri-city people were
present to enjoy the charming hospi-
tally of the home. which was beauti-
fully decorated. The dining room was
done in pink with chrysanthemums,
pink shaded candles, and banks of
palms and ferns. The parlors were dec
grated in green and white, and the IL
brary in yellow and green, the mantles
being banked with greenery and
in large vases placed
about the rooms. An orchestra was
stationed off from the parlors and fur
nished musical program during the
evening
Harmonic Club RecitaI.-The Har-
monte club, an organization composed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
DISCUSSION OF POWDER
PLANT Is POSTPONED
Meeting Will Be Held Tuesday Evening
at Rock Island Club-Business
Men Meet Monday Evening.

The meeting called by President T.
]. Medill of the Rock Island club at
the club rooms last evening, was post
pOned until Tuesday evening. The
meeting was called for the purpose of
determining public opinion as to the
advisability of locating the proposed
government powder plant at Rock Is
land arsenal. The meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the Rock
Island club. Monday evening the pow
der plant will be the subject of dis
cussion at a meeting of the Rock Is
land Business Mems association called
for that purpose. The meeting will be
held at s o'clock at the office of Secre-
tary Huber in the Peoples National
bank building The subject is an inn
portant one, and both meetings should
be well attended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
PERSONAL POINTS.

Daniel Hayes of Muscatine was il
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Schmitt of Peoria
spent the day here yesterday visiting
| friends.
G. w. Thompson, F. H. Rohn and J
B. Stevens of Chicago, were visitors
in the city today.
George F. Lage and Edgar Heine OF
st. Louis. were in the city visiting
friends yesterday and today.
w. H. Childs and S. c. Scott of Ly,
ons, Iowa, left this morning after
spending few days in the city.
Mrs. M. Harrington of Chicago, who
has been visiting friends in the city
for the past few days, left for her home
this morning.
S. A D. Farr of Aledo, spent the
day in this city today. He is a trav-
cling salesman of the Rock Island Sash
& Door works.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Sherrard and son
of Cambridge, who have been spending
a few days in the city, returned to
their home this morning
E. J. Harrison, formerly of the Man
ufacturers at Moline and recently of
the Hotel Harrison of Chicago, has en-
tered upon his duties as rooming clerk
at the Harper.
George Yaggy departed today for a
visit in Iowa after which he will go to
Buffalo, n. Y, where he will enter the
employ of the Pierce automobile repair
plant to perfect himself in details of
the work
Captain George H. Reed, the popular
skipper of the steamer Weyerhaeuser
which he recently brought into the
port of Rock Island from southern wa
tiers, leaves shortly for the lower river
with the steamer Rutledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Reimers, who
were married recently at Fort Worth,
Tex. are visiting with Mr.. Reimers'
relatives in this city. They spent
part of their honeymoon as passengers
on the steamer Fred Weyerhaeuser,
from the lower river to Quincy, where
they visited for some time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
ICE HARBOR FULL OF BOATS
Has Proved a Success and Owners
Feel Safe Now.

The government ice harbor below
Davenport is full of steamers and barg-
es this winter. Last season the Helen
Blair was the only boat that laid there,
owners of the craft being disposed to
wait and see what the result of the
spring breakup would be before taking
the risk of an experiment. The latest
addition to the feet this season is the
Silver Crescent, which has been on
the ways here receiving repairs. The
boats now in harbOr include the raft
ers North Star and Ben Hershey, and
bow boats Harritte and Everett, all be-
longing to Captain Sam r. Van SAINT,
the Helen Blair, Columbia and Silver
Crescent of the Carnival City Packet
company, the excursion steamers J. >.
and w. w of the Streckfus fleet, and
the A. ]. Whitney and her large fleet
of barees and dredges.
The stage of water was els at 6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
NOT HIS OWN FISH
TheophiIe Vertsjsye Accused of
Stealing From Charles Rug
geIbrugge's Boxes.
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY
Claimed He Also Took Young Mems
Camping Outfit-WilIiam Berger
Gets 3o-Day Sentence.

Theophile Verstjeye, who has beer
living on Rock river and engaging in
fishing, was bound over to the grand
jury yesterday by Justice G. Albert
Johnson on two charges of grand lar
ceny. under 5000 bonds. He was
charged by Charles Ruggelbrugge with
the theft of between 500 and 700 pounds
of fish from RuggelbTugge's fish boxes,
and by Robert Edwards and Bert Zim-
mer with the theft of some camping
supplies and outfits. 1t seems that last
week Verstjeye, whose camp was not
far from that of Ruggelbrugge, made
inquiries about the amount of fish the
latter had on hand. He was out on
the river in a boat the night the fish
were stolen, and a few days later he
was found to have a large quantity of
fish on hand, though few days earlier
he had informed customer that he
had no fish to sell.
The owners of the camping outfit
identified some of the utensils found
at Verstjeye's camp as their property,
though he claimed that the articles
were his own.
Took Thanksgiving Turkey.
William Berger, known Familiarity in
police circles as Monkey Berger" was
given a sentence of so days in the
county Jail last evening by Magistrate
Elliott, on a charge of disOrderly con-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
A Miraculous Cure.

The following statement by H. NJ
Adams and wife, Henrietta, Pa, will
interest parents and others: "A mir
aculous cure has taken place in our
home Our child had eczema five
years, and was pronounced incurable,
when we read about Electric Bitters,
and concluded to try it. Before the
second bottle was all taken we no.
ticed change for the better, and af-
ter taking seven bottles he was com
pletely cured" It's the up-to-date
medicine and body building tonic.
Guaranteed, soc and 81, at w. r.
Hartz' drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
OPENING OF BIG SALE.
Large Crowds Attracted by the Harvest
of Bargains.

The store of LaVeIIe the CIothier
was a busy place today, where crowds
of eager buyers took advantage OF the
chance to make timely purchases at
cut in prices of one-half, one-third, AMI
one-quarter off, An opportunity of this
character to buy up-to-date clothing
and furnishings right at the season
when needed, at these prices, is not
often presented, and shrewd buyers
were quick to seize it. The sale will
continue until sufficient goods are dis
posed of to make room for the car
penters who will remodel the store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01

Of Rock Island and Davenport people,
will give it's monthly recital at Unity
hall, Davenport, Monday evening a.
$3.50 o'clock. A very attractive pro-
gram has been arranged, which is Civ
en- in full:
Nocturne, OPP. 81, No. 2........ Chopin
Raymond Newton.
A Garden Song ..............W illeby
Miss Consigny.
(a) | Mind the Day ......... .Willeby
(b) A Birthday ........... Cowen
Miss Hattie Larkin.
Reading, "Of College Lore. A. Strate
Miss Anna Shaw.
LIE Mour Apps ......... Chaminade
Miss Consigny.
Krauss Waller arranged by Schuttel
Mrs. Arthur Griges.
(D Happy Song" ....... Del Riego
OBJ Little Fleets of Cloud Boats.
........... Amy Woodford Finder
Miss Irene Woodyatt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
Kinq of all Cough Medicines.

Mr.. E. G. Case, a mail carrier of Can
ton Center, Conn, who has been in the
United States service for about 10
years, says: 1--WE have tried many
cough medicines for Group, but Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is king of all
and one to be relied upon every time.
We also find it the best remedy for
coughs and colds. giving certain re-
suits and leaving no bad after effects
For sale by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-01
RESERVOIRS CLAIM TITLE
State That Their Record With Juvenile
Teams Gives Them Championship.

cams SiNeS mem ndn1plOnSnlp.
The members of the juvenile foot
ball team known as the Reservoirs
claim the championship of Rock Island
on account of their having defeated the
following teams: Long View Tigers,
80 to 0; Riversides. 10 to 0; Green
bush, 80 to 0. and Thirty-second
Streets, so to 0. If there is any team
disputing their claim a date can be ar
ranged with the manager, o. Juhl. The
lineup of the Reservoirs is as follows:
H. Rosenfield, lie; r. Solyman, It; l.
Sexton, lg; E. McCarty, C; T. Bragdon
rg; H. TappendOrf, TT; w. Riggan, re (;
S. Rich, (Capt.), OBJ; H. Clark, lib; o.
Juhl (Manager), RIB; R. Rich. fb. Sub
stitutes, F. Stauduhar, B. Finkelstein,
w. O'Brien. The average of the team
is LOG pounds.