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A pRecARIous coNoIIloN.

Many Women srfer Daily sIiser Is d
Don't Know the Reason.
Women who are lansuid, suffer back
ache and dizzy spells, should read care
fully the experience of Mrs. Laura
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no less than one-half Of it being soluble
in cold water. e soluble part con-
tains chiefly dextrin and no starch. In
appearance Grape Nuts resembles
fried bread-crumbs. The grains are
brown and crisp, with pleasant taste
not unlike Slightly burnt malt. Accord
ing to our analysis the following is the
composition of Grape Nuts:' Moist
ure, G.02 per cent: mineral matter. 2.01
per cent; fat, 1.60 per cent; protelds.
1900 per cent; soluble carbohydrates,
etc, 1910 per cent; and unaltered
carbohydrates dnsoluble), 2507 per
cent. The features worthy OF note In
this analysis are the excellent proper
ton of pr0teid, mineral matters; and
soluble carbohydrates per cent. The
mineral matter was rich In phosph0rlc
acid. 'Grape-Nuts' is described as (
brain and nerve food, whatever that
may be. Our analysis, at any rate,
shows that 1t is nutrltiye of high
order. since 1t contains the constituents
of a complete food in very satisfactory
and rich proportion and In an easily as
similable state"
An analysis made by the Canadian
Government some time ago shows that
Grape-Nuts contains nearly ten times
the digestible elements contained in Or
binary cereals, and foods, and nearly
twice the amount contained In any
other food analysed
The analysis is familiar to practically
every successful physician in America
and London.
We print this statement in order that
the public may know the exact facts
upon which we stake our honor and
will back it with any amount of money
that any person or corporation will
put up
We propose to follow some of these
choice specimens of the tribe of Ana
MAS.
When you hear a cooking school
teacher or any other person assert that
either Postum or Grape-Nuts are made
of any other ingredients than those
printed on the packages and as we
say they are made, send us the name
and address, also name of two or three
witnesses, and if the evidence is clear
enough to get judgment we will right
that wrong quickly.
! Our business has always been corr
Quoted on as high grade Of human ~
telligence as we are capable Of, and(#
propose to clear the deck Of thesgS#
varieators and liars wheneve
wherever they can be found. 49,
Attention is again called to
eral and broad invitation to =
go through our works, whel - whl
be shown the most minute-.ss and
device in order that. Z. - ,,rder-
stand how pure and eeS ny n aaS whole-
some Grape-Nuts and i,stnm are.
There is an old saying meme husi-
ness men that there is son. chenee 10
train fool but there is noAso,1, for n
| liar. for you never can tell whS.e Won
are, and We hereby serve notice T. iii
the members of this ancient tribe If
Ananias that they may follow theh
ceqing In other lines, but when they
b-t forth their lies about Grape-Nuts
and Postum, we propose to give them
an opportunity to answer to the proper
authorities.
The New York girl wisely said that
If person would lie about one item, II
brands the whole discourse as absolute
| ly unreliable.
| Keep your iron ready and brand these
mavericks whenever you find them
running loose.
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often could not gel my shoes on. Be
ginning to use D0tRs Kidney Pills l
got relief before / hadRsed half a box,
but continued taking thA p until cured.
The bloating subsidized AZ was well
again"
Sold by all dealers 50 It's box.
Foster-Mllburn Co.. 3uFaI Y.
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p HE GREAT WHITE PLAGUE AND
VACCINATION a. the CAUSE. send
for book. DC 10 &, T. 81 ward Liberty, Ind.
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Gire Faa Ads,'es. aud Write Plainly.

All druggists, Soc. per box, or by mail
upon receipt of Price. STAMPS accepted.
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". 4. DOUGLAS MAKES e SELLS MORE
sss W. 5 ~ IS I HE AMn qIeR
PfNSl0NFO OR AGE. 4 Vi NJ I

htiie me az oneo Tor tlan IS Sud iustTuctianA
irte Of charge. No Pension. NO Pay. Address
Washington D. q tateuls aud iFade- Aarka
Solicited.
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Rise Liars,
And Salute Your Queen
Ho, All We Faithful Followers Of An1ni0s
NTX/E EADI

Young Girl said Cooking School Teacher eff make
One Statement That. All You sbout
Absolutely nrelu
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ADVERTISE II rms TArEK. n VIII rAY
: HNuI6
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GOOD FOR Csc.
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| Send this coupon with your name
and address and your druggists name
and l0c. in stamps or silver, and we
| will supply you a sample tree ii you
have never used MulRs Anti-Belch
| WhfrN ID viii also send you a GER
tidcate NJ for Csc. toward the pur-
chase Of AQre Belch Waters. You will
find them hya.a liable for stomach trou-
/ bic; cures by absorption. Address
MULL's CRAZY ToNiC Co, 32s Sd
Ave, Rock Island, III.
Giue Full Ads'css aud Write Plainly.
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Few things are more worthy Of care.
full attention than the proper mating
of poultry. If one, for instance. has
flock of common hens, 1t is possible.
by placing them with thoroughbred
male and securing a new cockerel of
the same breed each year. to change
in three years time all the common
blood to that which is pure and thus
have flock of pure bred of the male
variety. The way to bring 1t about is
TO select, according to the egg-record.
the best two-year-old hens one has and
then purchase thoroughbred rooster.
nine or ten months old, of such breed
as he desires. The chief point in doing
this is to keep in mind that the weak
characteristics in the females should
be the strongest in the males. The
next year the most promising pullets
from this mating in shape, color and
other points, should be selected and
placed with another cockereI as be-
fore. The puIlets tlen obtained will
be likely to grow fask feather rapidly
and mature early. Aseoralngly, they
should be mated. not 70 snag 1pster
but to a thorouele.s3 IL" is
ojd Of 4AanssIN r. ISH
re same - MI extra
pA'.-aaaeaf vi lhaoJ
understands his
the right kind OF bi,+ the would.
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can be bought with Anything like the
assurance Of getting your moneys
worth as the established brands of pre-
pared paint, The paint you buy to-day
may not be like certain patent medi-
cine, "the same as you have always
bought" but If not, it will be because
the manufacturer has found way Of
giving you a better article for your
money, and so making sure of your
next order. p. G..
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Sold by Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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but while prepared paints may differ
considerably In composition, the better
grades Of them all agree pretty closely
u results. "All roads lead to Rome
aNd the paint manufacturers. starting
by Alinl.. NJ nAI.. I'm N III LIZ. .-.,.,...
Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-05
A Modern Miracle.

Truly miraculous seemed the recov.
cry of Mrs. Mollie Holt of this place."
writes j. o. r. Hooper, Woodford,
Tenn, "she was so wasted by cough
ing up puss from her lungs. Doctors
declared her end SO near that her FAM
lily had watched her bedside 4S hours;
when. at my urgent request Dr. Kings
New Discovery was given her, with the
astonishing result that Improvement
began, and continued until she finally
completely recovered. and is healthy
woman today" Guaranteed cure for
coughs and colds. soc and s1.OO at
Hartz & Ullemeyer, druggists. Trial
bottle free.
Three little babes were nestled in bed,
'T'il name William, Willie and BILL"
mother said;
Wide was her smile, for triplets they
be,
She lays her good luck to Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Great baby medicine.)
T. HI. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-05
DAVENPORT DOTS.


Officer Breaks Knee cap.-E. A.
Sanford of the local police force fell
down the stairs at the city hall Wed
nesday evening. The officer was Sc
verely injured in the fall and will be
confined to his bed for some time to
come with broken knee cap.
Bent Rail Delays Traffic.-A bent
rail on the Rock Island tracks near
the Iowa street bridge, delayed traffic
for about an hour Tuesday night. The
rail was discovered about midnight,
and no damage resulted beyond the
delaying of number of freight trains
As soon as the trouble became known
gang of, men were called from the
yards. who speedily Strengthened
things out. The cause of the rail bend
ing is unknown.
Raises Firemens' Pay.-At Wednes-
day evenings council meeting. an ord
nance giving the chief and assistant
chief of the fire department an increase
Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-05

The fiscal year ends July l. but the
statement for the calendar year is is
sued TO ascertain the amount of busi
ness which has been tran nSacted during
1905. The total postal receipts for
the year were s65,4S0.S3 If the amount
for the fiscal year is as great as this,
and it undoubtedly will be. the salary
of the postmaster will be raised $10O
which will make the salary $4,000 a
year This will also mean a raise of
S100 in the salary of the assistant post
master The assistant postmaster re-
ceives half of the salary of the post
master in even hundreds. At present
If is but $500, but if the salary of
the postmaster is increased to $4,000
that of the assistant will be 1000.
Left With the Cash.-George Siefken
residing on Twelfth avenue, reported
to the police yesterday that Joe Joel,
teamster employed by him, skipped
out this morning taking with him his
s11 which had been given him TO pur
chase,a load of coal. According TO the
report, Siefken sent Joel to the bank
after a load of coal. taking 81 with
which to Dav for it. When he had got
started on his way he told boy who
was with him TO hold his team while
he went back after his tobacco. That
was the last that has been seen of the
man. When his room was searched it
was found that his clothing had been
taken away during the night.
Greeks Hold First Worship.-Greeks
of the three cities will hold their first
public worship in Moline in the old
Gustaf Adolf church building the COM
ing Sunday.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-05

in salary of $40 per month, and each
fireman a raise of $5 per month, was
unanimously adopted. The salaries of
firemen, by this ordinance, are fixed
as follows: Chief, S110; assistant
chief, sS5; captains, SIS; linemen, $40
first year; SIS thereafter. Firemen of
first grade, $40 per month; firemen of
second grade, appointed during first
two years of service, $50 per month;
substitutes on probation, SLIGO per day.
The council unanimously adopted an
ordinance which makes the salaries of
the city clerk and city assessor 81, 500
per year, commencing with the next
term.
st. vincent's Home Eiection.-The
annual meeting of the directors of
St. Vincent's Home resulted in the
election of the following officers of
the board: President. Rt Rev. Bishop
Henry Cosgrove; Vice President. Rt
Rev. Bishop James Davis; Secretary
and Treasurer, Rev. George Giglinger.
The home now houses and well cares
for 126 children, and the reports OF
the secretary and treasurer threw light
on the gratifying conditions there
Milk Wagon in Runaway.-The driv-
er for Ernest Oldenburg, a dairyman
living near Hickory Grove, had run
away yesterday and beyond slightly
damaging wheel, breaking the tongue
and spilling few quarts of milk, the
damage was slight The team was
hitched on Eighth and Gaines streets
and became frisky and broke the
hItching strap. They then started on
swift run down the hill and finally
stopped on Third and Harrison streets.
The tongue was found broken and a
back wheel was damaged, but to no
great extent. The driver is considered
lucky considering the conditions OF
the roads and the rate that the team
was going
Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-05

Postmaster at HiIIsdaIe.-Harry K.
Entrikip, brother of R. w. Entrikin,
has been appointed postmaster at Hills
dale. His commission came the first
of the week Mr. Entrikin served as
assistant under Henry Nundle. but the
latter resigned about three months ago.
Made eef Arrests in Year-Records
for the past year at the local police
station show that S91 arrests were
made during the year 1905 OF these
August shows the greatest number,
that OF III, and February the least,
with II. In the mouth just ended GA
arrests were made and fewer than one
year ago, when 7S were lodged in the
city bastiIe In December. 1905. All
tramps applied for lodging. which IL
slight decrease from last year. which
was 537.s. The annual report has not
been made out as the fiscal year does
not end until March 81. TIE following
is a Est of the arrests for each month:
January, 81 : February. II: March. so;
April, 1e7; May. 81; June, "a: July,
Sc; August. III; September. Ga: Octo-
ber, 95: November. 50: December. 95;
making total of S9l.
Resist Pole Tax Ordinance.-Though
Jan. offhis year was set as the date
for the filing or schedules of poles in
the city by 1.-The telegraph, telephone
and other public companies which were
affected by the pole tax ordinance
adopted during the fall by the council.
not q single company has complied
with the ordinance. A tax OF dollar
pole was imposed by the provisions
OF the ordinance. and the only COM
pany to be exempted was the Peoples
Power company. whose contract with
the city for lighting specifies that no
tax shall be imposed on poles used for
this purpose. The understanding is
that the companies propose to fight
the ordinance in case an attempt is
made TO enforce it.
Engine for Hospital Service.-Coin-
client with the removal of the Rock
Island division terminus from Natick
10 SiIvis the Rock Island officials have
assigned one switch engine to emer
gency work. IL win at all times be
ready to transport injured railroad en-
pIoyes TO this city or TO the emergency
room in Hotel Silyis. where DR.. A. Fl.
Arp. the road surgeon at this point.
may attend to them promptly.
q 49, sEzsTo- -E
Postoff5ee,6 Business erows.-Post-
master George H. Mckinley has issued
a statement of the business of the local
office for the calendar year of 1895.
The report is very satisfactory show
ins a gain over last year of $5.447.03.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-05

Postoff5ces Business erows.-Post-
master George H. Mckinley has issued
statement of the business of the local
office for the calendar year of 1895.
The report is very satisfactory show
ins a gain over last year of $5.447.03.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-13

80 Sixty anarchists alleged to be
from Baltimore, are believed to be in
Wilmington, Delaware.
- Seven persons were killed by
Tightening near Stanford, Ky, aud
seven others were drowned as result
Of o storm.
- Out OF forty.one criminal cases
tried in Richmond County, Co., supe.
rior court last week. tL.-e vas not
single acquittal.
- Twenty convicts made q desper-
ate dash for liberty at Birmingham.
Guards opened fire and stopped nll but
six, who got away. Blood marks were
left, showing that some had been
wounded.
- William Akers, white farmer liv-
ing near Trousdalc, Tcun., attacked
bis wife and child with an axe and
then shot himself in the mouth with
pistol. lie had been unbalanced for
some time.
- A monster reception will be given
William jennings Bryan in Madison
Square Garden, New York, On his re-
turn to this country about Aug. 1st.
The entire country will be invited to
take part.
- II. A. Guimarin. an engineer Of
Atlanta, applies for divorce, charg-
ing that he WAS made to marry his
wife, to whom he was not even engag.
ed, by her amt, who held a revolver
at his head.
- Scott Town, a village of 200
people 20 miles north of Irouton, o.,
was completely washed away by high
water on Tuesday, 9th inst, not q
house being left standing. The iuhab-
itants, except Mrs. Sayres and her
daughter, escaped drowning.
- At the meeting in Now York Of
the American fire insurance companies
9 resolution was apopted which sets
forth the attitude Of the underwriters
in regard to liabilities ct San Francis.
CO. The rules adopted affect about 7E
per cent Of the insurance carried by
ehe American companies and explicitly
denies liability for purely earthquake
damage. It is now believed that the
settlement OF many Of the San Fran.
cisco losses will entail long legal fight,
-Chsrged with participating in the
lynohing Of John V. johnson, white
man, sixteen men were arraiened be.
fore Judge Walter Neal Of the supe,
rior court in Wadesboro, N. G., and
were released under $4,000 bail each
to appear at the next term Of tho gu.
perior court in Union county, which
adjoins the county in which the lynch.
ing occurred. The men were bound
over upon ''probabIe grounds" of be.
ing guilty of lynohing prisoner.
- A Central Of Georgia train crash.
ed into the rear of an Atlanta and
West Point excursion train Wednes.
day night in Atlanta. One man waa
killed and seven or more injured, some
seriously. The fire department was
called out to chop the victims out
Of the wreck from the rear of a
car Of. the West Point train.
The Central engineer claimed he had
no signal to slow down or stop and was
running into the station at the usual
speed when he crashed into the train
q head.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-13
Notice Of Final settlement.

THE underaigaed, Executors of
sse, the Estate Of 9: Q. Dean, deceeaed,
Friday, the 9th day Of July, 1905. apnIv
20 the Judge Of Probate Tor Anterior
County, g. O., for Final Settlement OF
said Estate, and q discharge from his
Office 40 Executor. - - :" - -
L. 4. DEAN, Executor
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Executors Sale,

a. ealesday In July, 1905, I will sell at
public auction before the Court House
door to the highest bidder for cash, ten
(l0) ehares OF the capital stock Of Peoples
Bank, Anderson, g. O.. par value s50.00
Per share, and one share OF the at ook of
<sopis's Furniture Company, Fe- =s!;.:e
$500.
8. w. Williford as Executor OF the
Will Of W. H Milliforl, dac'd.
Sumo IS, 1908. 81 St,
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Notice, to Creditors.

"A the Estate Of J. T. Johnston. dscaas:
ed, are: hereby notified to pressn them
properly proven, 10 the uudersiRuedl
Within tho time prescribed By law. and
those indebted 60 make payroost.
8. M. JOHNSTON, Adm'r. I
J,Ane 9, 1905 " 81
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Notice Of Disso luton of Part
nership.-

N office is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Julius 81. Well, A. Lesser and Simon
9trouse, under the firm name OF Julius
H: Well q Co, has this day been dis.
solveh by mutual consent, A. Lesser
ss7: 60 sc!es h!s !nsesest in the nnsiness
to Julsas H. We'll and Simon HtrouHe,
who will continue the business under
tho name Of JulinB IT. Well & Go. All
obligations due to the old Sirm must be
paid either to Julius 81. Well or to
Simon Strouse.
JULIUS H. WE'LL,
SIMON sTRCusE,
A. LESSER.
Anderson, 8. g., June 9, 1905
June IL, 1905 So 4
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will Of an outraged people will strike
the corrupt and corruptjng law from
the statute books.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-01-13
When a Man Can Get Drunk.

''For president of the United States,
Judge c. S. Warren of Butte
Isn't it great to be famous?
To the Butte Inter Mountain the for
rner Spokane man owes this nomina-
ton. The distinction is conferred in a
woozy sketch of dizzy hobo, bearing
in his hand a wreath marked "For
Judge Warren: nomination for presi-
dent of the United States;" which SEN
timent the hobo indorses by the cheer
full statement:
"Shay, de zs-zh-zshuzg wins fish all
right
In the background appears this ex-
PLANTATION:
Judge Warren says: A man has a
right to get drunk on:
''Pay day.
'Lincoln's birthday.
"Once month.
"Washington's birthday.
Seventeenth of March
"Pay day.
once month.
Fourth of July.
.:His own birthday.
''Pay day..
.'Napoleon's birthday.
Labor day.
"When his wife is away.
fOnce a. month.
Miners Union day.
when he's got the price.
King Edwards birthday.
Thanksgiving.
Kaiser Williams birthday.
christmas day.
''Any other old day.
New Years.
Chronicle. =
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-01-13
Local Mention

Mrs. Ingram returned form
Newsome on Thursdays stage.
Jack and Bert Harsh went to
work for the Thunder Min. Co.,
Friday.
Mrs. Hitler and Mrs. Meinert
of Red river, were Elk visitors,
Sunday.
Mrs. Ingram left on Tuesdays
stage for Newsome, for a few
days visit with her mother, Mrs.
Shissler.
W. H. Vincent left for New
some, Wednesday, to work at the
Anaconda.
Thomas Prichard, of Dixie,
spent several days in the metro
polls this week.
oscar Maxwell and Warren
Bullock, left for the outside
Wednesday, after barley.
Ed Hansen, owner Of the Key
West group at Orogrande, was
an Elk visitor Thursday.
Two loads Of tank material for
the Comstock cyanide tanks
passed through town this week
en- route to Dixie.
Jack Lettrick came over from
Newsome, Monday, having
severed his connections with the
Ross-Graham people.
Freighters report the Sites
Elk City. road in splendid con
dition. For which all are duly
grateful to Providence.
Sam McMeekin, an old timer
in this section, returned to camp
on Thursdays stage, after an
absence of several years.
E. E. Espey is on the sick list.
He left for the outside for medi-
cal treatment. The South Fork
is closed down till his recovery.
J. F. Hemphill had his foot
badly bruised last week, while
working in the glory hole at
Hogan's. DIR. Rains reports NO
bones broken.
j. H. McCormic for several
months superintendent of the c..
R. M. & M. Co., has resigned
and gone to Gilt Edge, Montana,
to look after his personal inter.
ests at that point
J. M. Crunk suffered severe
injury this week while helping
Oscar Maxwell bale hay, by tho
sweep breaking and in the recoi
striking him across the legs be
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-01-13
THE YEARS.

They come, they pass, with snow-soft
feet,
And deathless youth illumes their
eyes;
Alike to them are chaff and wheat,
Alike the foolish and the wise.
They bring the wound, they bring the
balm,
They light our smiles, they dry our
tears;
Careless of death or life, the calm
Servants of time, the patient years.
The winds that rend and strew the rose
Dissolve the sweetness through the
air;
This wind of time that beats and blows,
Leaves all the past still fragrant fair.
Though hopes may fail and hearts may
break;
And fruitless all the striving be,
One golden gift is left to make
Mans bliss, consoling memory.
Hail and farewell, farewell and hail;
The going and the coming guest,
Welcome to daybreak's shining sail,
AS to the night beyond the westy
The years may come. the years may go,
And bring the sad or merry mood;
Merry or sad, one thing we know,
That life is good, ah, life is good!
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-01-13

Poyneer & Co. have another
consignment of those high grade
cigars. Try them.
Just received car Of Pearl
Oil, Eocine, 65 and 72 degree
gasoline at Greving's, Sites.
Now is the time to subscribe
for the MINING NEWS.
From date (Dec. 81 we will
sell giant powder for cash only.
H. D. Poyneer & Co.
A dozen copies of the Idaho
Miners Code for sale at the post
office. Price so cents.
We will have stone coal this
week. Elk Store.