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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09
GAS Datrrhaas.

Gas 9dtsrbans, Sic Semitic bleibt
0,T 0n9smsheHits 9oOsn. in Deldem
01s &iuo aufnd6Ien fam. IS 9lei4i
elmer iaH9en pFlan3e, Der isOs 5u tribe
/ Gsrisbuag nadtbeili9 Dsr0en DUr0e.
9ielleidt iel6it "a, no Der frsmos 30
ON Der beiIsre pdrs. 0ur i'm Bamis
Gsrs6en tOnHsH gentle ginOriide sms
Pian5sn. lepifs @eiu6Is geredt Derz
0e7, Don 0eHeH gu niinIb:H III. Dab
iie, neil Tie Die menl9li6itsn fin0, in
IsOsr menihlidsH 8rujt tiei pur3eln
unO Stdrte g%epinnen: @lterHlis5s.
Geitptiteraliebs. Sim fir bduslihss
Slid. frube 5Rilnabms an alien.
mas 0as 6aus dnaaebt r. l1uter Gm=
p~iinOungsn. pel9e Die Seine oss az
1emeinsn 6ltmonitdtsgefubls entbdl-
ten Oas nit isnem 10 lei9; agf INNER
e.ftidt iuer0sn lam. ainOsr. p.lhs
Der 3afaa ooer sic gsquemlidtsit.
bislleiht audi MIR bic irren0s @jniiht
i6rer Gltern gu friib aus Dem 9auIs
uuter frsm0s WeHi6en DeritoBt. horsn
in ser Re9el Dor ser 3sit auF, 9in0er
5u Tsiu. tinOli6 gu smpfiuOen. fd
firoli6 au3ui9lieBen, oiellsi6t ielbii
tjn0lih gu febIen, obne oesbalb beHer
81 ieiH ais anOere. Gle iberipriRlen
cine Stufs, Die nG9 DER peiIen Sim
ri6uHg Der Ratur ni6t ll6eriprun9en
per6eu folte. Sc III gau3 natirl.4
oaB Sinner auf nihts 70 iebr d9ten,
Dab re ui6ts 10 pi9tig finoen, dls
mas bic, Don oenen iie ltdmmeu, uuter
osrsn pflege iie auf5epudien. un0 Die
tbsn oaber aud Der erite GegsHitdHO
ibrer Furht unO ibrer gisbe iInO. re-
sen mo tbuu. 4uh nirtt Die beItans
0iss lImQebung sl0 Der pom Dem S.qn
un0 @eit Der Gltern dusleEsn0e @siit
uHo Ion 0es 6duies 10 ununtsrbros
den uno s5en 0a0ur6 10 tart uno I'M
mcrtIi6, Dab iia oft odraus ALIEN bic
9duBe @iqertbimli9teit scr &inoer
uho BE Qebulintsit, absr dud. Od
uiht ale unter eleihsnllmitdnOeu un0
3u gleiaer 3eit. fptnn gleih BON Den
islbsn Stern, er3ogen perOen, Die I'm
dbuli6teit 0er@efhDttsr ertldrt. guu
fam 3pdr Die b09Ite 8it0ung uno
moraIitdt Der GItsyn i6re Ginoer niht
allein Dot Der 4usartung f6iBsn, 0a
oie Welt uno oas 2ebeU ibsran nit
einpirtt uno init er3tebt. 46er uns
en0li6 Diel bdn9t bod oopon d6. uH0
mas OaOur6 frib in 9iu0srieeleu BE-
orinoet miro. gsbt uiemaIs gang psrs
loren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09
Der a~lapperitsin.

Sir loIe peibli9s 2dItermGuler
bate man pom WittLdlter bis ms
is. Sa5r6uR0ert binein in perI6ie0es
rsn 9egsnoen 9euti6lanos cine Be-
ion0ere Strafe: ben alapperfein.
Qu9 Der Rame S6unoItein uno
Gaiteritsin mar fir 0ieies StrafgsrGt5
gebrdu9li9. Seine 9erpsnoung mar
i~olgenos: Sine 6rau, Die ibsrfi6rt
mar. iemuHDen our6 ible Ra6reoen
oerleumoet ooer beleioigt 5u baden,
murOe ge3pungen, falls man ni6t be-
onbers RidIidten iibte uHo eineH2oss
touf our6 @sIO geitattete, i'm 8uber.
gelpdnO unter 8ortritt Oer8iittel ourd,
Die Stdot ooer um bic Stride berum
Sen 20 bis 100 qfuno Ifpsreu SLAP
p~eritetn 81 tragen. 90 ssi6ub es an
86ein, ndmentli6 i'm @llaB, aber aud
in 6rdutrei6 uno SsIterreif. Die
Rehtsge5rGu9s Oss kbteren beItimms
ten iogar. odb man @eibern ooer
0irnen, Die miteinun0er ,%trieaten,
rauften ooer idliigen", ooer ,Iib nit
un3iemliben, bic Sire t0otsuOen Nor
ten iddnoeten". oeu .8oditein4 ME
Ct bort 9enannt puroe, |dn3ubdngen
bate; ben iouteu ite tragen ourh ods
gauge 9orf; Don eiusm 5aItbor bis
gum dn6eren, uno ais oft ie raften
u~Bterpsss, ala oft 3ablen ie 70 pfsn-
MIA Straie. 9a3u ioa Der Rihtsr
Oingtn sinsn 9feifer un0 ibr sigener
Wann einsn pduder@. 8d6reno bes
9aitens leete ni6t ieltsn Der Ridter
0rei 6ol3beher in Elm Sag Weiu, unO
ale iangeu Burden oss Grtes trans
Ten es uuf Soften bes 0ei6es leer.
@er ben S6aoen bat. brdlht ebeu
iir Spot niemdls 81 iorgeu. 81
Miil6ouisn i'm GliaB III Scr 4ldppers
itein nrh beuti1entags %bor6dn0eu unA
al Ihauen. @r bdn9t am Ratbbduie IN
einer eiIernen Settle uno TteQt einen
Qrotesten. tdblen Weibertopf in noiiirs
libsr @r0Be nit peit berdusQeRredtsr
3unge oar, pOrunter Ii4 folgenoe Sns
itrift btfinost:
.i3um &lapperitein bin If oendnnt.
Den b0Ien Wldulern no%hl6eloRnt.
gDer Quit SIT SAINT mo 6d0tr BAT.
Der muB mid trd9en Ourh oieStdot."
QIlem 4uIdeine nab rur0e Ser
8tdpperiteiu in MiiIbauitn NIT Dor
liebe anQerpenoet. Sein leBtes @uf
trsten 1T in Oeu 3dtabausprototo(sn
0es Itd0tiid,su 4rhjDs oom Sabre
1871 NIT neuWorteR pcr5eitnet: Dim
Is. Te6rudr pur0e cine Srdu Ceasu
dr0erliden IGiterlidl,n ReoeH3 gun;
Stapperitsin cou0emnjrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09
9sTnnms.

GommIt on iDicocr un0 immer ME
Scr,
@ergolOeno 0ie Bride Don belte Gil.
morgeuT
Steiait on aus 9l0dten 0e5 Seios
mo Der Sorgea
Sineit oeine jubcIu0ea Scr4enlIe'
0er2
8iuit mir qoLoue S6Ioiier boucH.
@eiBt tauien0 idJimmeru0e 4toglI1.
icIten
2ieblihe 5relmoiH otter Setter.
a0nnt' i'd Dir cod tDie criminals per
trQueu
Dit Dem jungel aIdubigeR Stnu,
Soifnmg, Giordcuer5ahteriu!
90cl6cio Sticr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09
arrlpu muo Gnrlfeiur.

Ferleh UH0 2QrdHeRg 10 ldgt man,
uno: g1rduen beoeuten Yerlen, iprtt.
yeNgHirt Der 3drllj6e @atte, Dem Is
ioeUeu g~elungeu 1T eiHeu 3brdusn.
IRON ob3ubtHOen ~ nit eiRem Per
len qo1ier. Gle mogen 6eioe rstt
bdbeu Der 8oltsmuuo unO Der erfab.
rem Gatte, uno BADEN aud nieoe.
uEreat, Die iih Isi1t an Der 5anO
Der 0eidi9ie HabptileH IieBe.
YerleH bIl0eten ben S9mud, Dem
Die S6onen &oms Dor alien oea 8ors
3ug gateH. golliu pauliRu, Galigus
las 0dtiiu, trug Del siHem i5eIie eiuen
Yerleuidmud i'm Wert6s BON 40 Drill
lioneu SeiterBien q Uliaionen Dot
lars) unO &leopatra ihllrite in i6rem
Wein ni6t peniger ais cine bdIbe
U}iQiou Dollars 5inaHter ben
Staub BON 3Ipei toitbaren perlen.
SIN Ulittelalter rii6mte man BEN per-
len mad, Dab lie ben 3ora beidRitigs
ten unO 5reuos i6eutteu r. lpas beut,
ned ittmmen mag. 6erner muroeu ie
gebrduht ais piriiame5 2tnOerungss
miitel aeQen 8erUsns uno Uld1eHs
itmer5n. Der groBe fyau3riii6t
Jupeiisr 6baumet. Der Dor &ur3em
i'm pdriisr &unIt6eperbeperein eineu
intereHanteH 8ortrag uber perleu
unO G0elgeitetu belt, sr3G9lt untst
auoerem; Die 8eri6rung nit Der
menIdli5en 6aut perleibt Sen psrlen
eiueu btio1oeren @luns; bulegen 1T
es falit, meuu bebduptet pir0. oas
Wleer bsidbe ots Strait, Der Qerle i6reu
@lau3 nieoer3ugeben. Sin deb bdtte
eiRen %geitobIsnen perIeni6mud ms
Wleer perientt; nab mebrersH Sabren
puroe Der Shmud pitoer 0ufgeiiiht,
Gber bic gerlen batttn jbren SLANG
Derloren.
Ueit in0iptousIler ala Sic gerlen
iiuo Die Goeliteiue. Seoe 5rau non
Belt bat ibrtn Stein, Dem fe 0sn
9or3ug gibt; bic cine liebt oas Iuutts
2itt oes bldgsn Sdp9irs, bic anoere
min. Dab an ibrem Singer Elm Ru5in.
tinem groben 8lutstropieu Qleih,
%fuHlIe. Die rubige, CRIME Slar6tii
ot5 Smdrag0s cot Is elmer 0ritteu
anaet9dn; ole 9roBe Ule6r3a6l be-
5y0ueu qjbt aber bod 81 gutter 9ebt
Gem 9riudnten rem QprSug. SEER
Gbdumet nun oerIu6t. 0en naturli-
den 3du6ey. BEN bic Goelfeiue aus
ibeu. miNenihdftlld 3u ertldren.
yidh 30la5rQcr 8eobahtunQ bat sr
1epiTe 9|e3iehun0eH 3piiheu Steiueu
unO Wleniheu ieii9eittat. Co 1T ser
Rubin Der GiebliHgsiteiu ser 9altc
NIT tieiliegeu0tu 4ugen. Die ppn lar
9eH @imperu beiblitet Ieiu miiTen:
bluue 9leihfa0s beihdttete QuQen Bic.
len ben EidmunteH Dor. 0er00is.
suergiitt Etmperame1te 5tileu cine
sang beIouoeJe 9orlis6e fir BEN
Smor19o; fit 0as Sap6irblau ubsr
ihpGrmen Yerfouen, Die man Ism
phltii6 gu Uennen piR9i, SIN Glitter
t5uW ldHnte man Oieie @erlleide
ujt'. man iprah oon otr .0}1tt".
Die Sem Stsiuc tuu|tipobnte. uuo
u%nterparf IUh ibr bindings Der
8utin made Sen Meui@tu iromm
us0 tspahre Inn nor 9tyiu6ruaoer.
Der Smaro9o belis osrbcrlere Stdbs
enioet91 osr @apair seiytie @eilU=
cert non jbreu Soften Der Tjlmant
lttr IeiIe cute Nieuts BEL @er9auoe
tuEaeU. er 'si rs aud Der rem Men
itga 3a N1ott uno Ghre otrbjtit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09
@ntc Rathihlase

itro in Ser 3eNl uur 0lju Ol. UNI
Hjht 6efol3t III merO,u. Damn ie.0eH
ijt meni9itsnS uismlu0. t9anseu d5er
oc6 Damn uuO panH Gem eingu o0er
cp0sru niiBsu.
81 m65en's 0eur Nje 2eIer nit Nem
.fol1eGoen 3oth bdlten. pit tie iroaeul
Trpro6t uU0 fur Qgt tgfun0ln II er
itou lana uuo bat iton ait.e uE1n.
otuelme Stgnotr gra Tol.asJehnua
ae eripdrt uuo toN3satgirt iib ctr5oa
auI Die paay WoJts.
.9lehmt marine Ra6lieitsn uuO
triptt pdrmtn E1fiee lei Ser
0jbs. auitatl ei91t.ialts Ge.rdute uuo
att large N}abl3tjtn Sic oft uur
sla 06t uuo Gales te.tasu!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

Gine iur1s SnrRrin. Dr.. 4nas
faiia g. 81Saidt bat ais erIte 6rau
i6res 2anoes an Der 0eD gorter NE
ot3inihuIs Sen Soitorsrao @srporben.
Or. 3aratdt ts6rt MN mad SGrieH
sarad, nm uHter san 5rausn uHo
Qinoern ihrss 9du0s 81 pratti3iTsn.
auh Tie bat cine omsrifaRl de 8orz
ldafsrin. Or. 9ierfoR S00n. sic ns6s
rsre Sabre Ion9 aIs miiionSdr3tiH IN
@nrisn aeDirti bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

- Sin 6eIoy9iey gat.s 6trr 8a1t
Grit. ser sttn in is;uly 5t1umt1,tg.
Sta. ipie.l: lin got.es 0usS
ctrC Ectio,. mt.ue Grlu ..y3:; t,r
men SR ooh ipiog. BIN i5 7t.s
ty,tt Sic io l1a,el"
Stmsi&eiaai.e GlsrsSe. 81:
S.eS MAJ. NldGndss1. IA Ski en-
t5nn.s3Du mir wpbl si1sa ueusr on.
rsvi Ajrm tSuftc. afr mt.gs 1T icaaa
,5-2 o,i:tt. - Sy: .ge.a SnaR.
IN 5iii weiUs Soags. uHS Sic -u.Q. 4
MIR 0ur4 t,iasa S4;rn p:cNaastla
-1a5aE"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09
AuerIei.

Sin Seminar fir 5anoelsls57es
rinnsH Miro in Wldnfsn erri6tet.
Staot nno Staat tra5sn isoer Die
9dlfte Der Soften.
Die Resieruns oss 3antous 3iz
RID bat gum 5ipeiten Afiiifensar3t an
0er meoi3iHiI9sn GJipit oes 9anton=
ipitdls cine Dana, 5rduleiR g6arlotte
4llaer, unO CUR QHiitsntin am RDnts
aeninititut oes SantoHipitals Jrdus
lsin Gliie Mettlsr seDdblt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

Gin ipei6lider g6EWdFer, ser 10.
Sabre lang 0ieisn aufrsngenOen gos
ten b~efleioete, mar Wrs. Marp @reen,
ole ieBt IS Sabre alt in WarseHton,
y. g., getorbsn 1T. Sic er9ielt ibre
9staaung 1866 BON 8rdiiOent SO6us
ion. nit Dem lie 6eFrsuuOet mar, un0
beriab tbr 4mt Bis gu ibrem SOos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

Cine geluuoe 8ohuln9 lit 4uis Na5
rung un0 8ltioRul Elm U|atm5thG5.
dies Qebeusbe0urfuiB fiji ic9eu Wltt-
itsn; Is Iiest i'm Snterehe 0ttStmtn
fbdft Riht peni9er, ais in 0~eujitl
gen oes sin3eIueH 8lrgerS. o1b 0jt
fec 8eoIrinib in elmer @eiie btiys
0igt pero,, BE ods Wohlsefueeg Gs
@eiunobsit mo Die guteu 5itter os.
9ausbe,uo3ners 5u iiGeru uerH,l9
9ie @%iu9ebunl elmer 6ae 3oi aet
forptrIi4 un0 leiftig tiiiiseu &erio.
ren ioqte eryeidtert uno ooR allen,
3pane un0 6inoerpiB Ser Stdpo,
uHo Oes @el0ss beirsit ucrOeH. ii.
2iebe ALIEN IoQte oje Gbe iblieBeu
Sities 3isI 0lritC in0tb nur an errtj
den isin. psnn fir je0s oeiauos mr.
arbsitsniqigs Qsrion Die iitere 3ls
usrFh: qere6tfcrtist more. tsi 1ut;m
5Ieib uno tii6tigey 2e:iur1 Sic 9t
6inaaueeu au 6irrsidtu0er Gcsaltla,
sineg 6am;iie 81 ijHoen
=
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

2Is Gsssi4asans s.y GtiFs5Iul.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

IS StaatsIipenoien Fiir 5raueu
bat Der Stat Colorado an perI6ieoes,
men 9o4i9ulen beg 9anoes erri9tet.
4u9 1T Die Ginridtung g~etroFfen
poroen. OaB 5rauen, oie it'd iel6er
DeiterbilOeR poueH, id6rli9 beitimmte
Stuoien9elOer er9alten. 0ie Tie Suriid=
3a9IeH miifeH, tuenn Tie 0a8u in Der
Gage lin0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

SDln nan TrDueN ttN ) y 3
mo6en. ~ Wan nimmt rs1t iunle
9oauen. MELT it in SdispaFer eis
MIA. Q}ale auF. Damn mi6sH lie MI
;irem 5a6 abtropieu. Dam per=
Sen ne auf ilaAtm 9ls3 Sci mas gem
Feuer trodeu gebadeH. WuH TINT gut,
Fl. i'm 8iEteJ por sem 9et4du9
45suos e.r5gusite1.
tomatoes ODER 2iebesz
GpFeI laui @uui6). - 4bi 9fHno
tomatoes. p.er 9fuao 3uder. ? 81
tyous1. 3immst. Ne..sR mo Elm fpenj5
Sasrsr. sjas hala Safs gfil. Die
Eorl.oss usrOeu %153e}ossH. ourt51s
i1n;ttsg unO DIT SAINT eatfsrat,
Suder GTil uRo Sic in S9ei5eH lts
Eaza1en -Eha GAnirSaIa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20
MYERS PRESIDENT
New Officers Named by the Re-
tail Merchants Asso-
citation.
GEORGE KINGsBuRY REIIREs
Report of Proceedings of the State
Meeting is Heard-RemoVaI of
Port of Rock Island.

At the annual meeting of the Rock
Island Retail Merchants association
last evening the following officers were
elected:
President-F. T. Myers.
Vice President-Frank G.. Young.
Secretary-R. w. Lamont
Treasurer-E. 3. McKown.
Directors. c. Pfoh and w. T. Am
norman.
George H. Kingsbury, the retiring
president, has served the association
for seven consecutive terms, and is
now serving his second term as presi-
dent of the state association. He ask
ed that he be relieved of the duties.
In the selection of a president some
difficulty was experienced. F. G..
Young was nominated, but pleaded
that heavy business duties made it i'm
possible for him to serve.
A like plea was made by Mr.. Myers,
and he emphatically declined the Of
flee. He was elected. but again plead
ed that he be relieved. A rising vote
of the association showed a big ma
jority in favor of his election, and Mr..
Myers will serve the term.
Report of State Meeting.
The meeting was an interesting and
well attended one. The delegation of
the association to the state convention
at Bloomington reported, w. G. Mauck-
er reading summary of the proceed
ings of the convention as published in
the Inland Grocer. In the discussion
of the 30 per cent freight rates reduc-
ton at the convention. former Attor-
ney General Hamlin stated that if the
merchant did not make it known to
the railway men that the reduced rates
were expected and demanded, the for
mer rate would in all probability be
charged
In this account was included Mr.
Kingsbury's plea for the garnishment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

City Council Chamber, Rock Island,
ILL.,, Feb. 10, 1906.-The council met at
S o'clock p. M, Mayor McCaskrin pre-
siding and all the aldermen present.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved.
The clerk read an ordinance regu-
lating the prices to be charged by the
Peoples Power company for gas and
electric light.
Aid. Brooks moved the immediate
consideration of the ordinance. Car
ried.
Aid Robbins moved the adoption of
the ordinance as read. Adopted by
unanimous vote.
Aid Anderson from the finance com
mittee recommended that the Union
Electric Telegraph & Telephone COM
pany be granted nine months time for
the settlement of the franchise tax of
$949.37. due the city, the amount due,
paid in nine monthly installments, be
ginning March 1, 1906. Adopted by
unanimous vote
Aid. Anderson offered resolution
providing that the mayors notice to
the Union Electric Telegraph & Tele
phone company, prohibiting the string
ing of wires, etc., pending the settle
ment of the franchise tax be abrogated
Adopted by unanimous vote.
Aid. Anderson presented a petition
the improvement of Thirty-eighth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20
HER WONDERFUL ESCAPE
m Medicine
Her SaidSh Cured-Cures


81 have found Father Johns Medi-
cine to be a wonderful cure. ! had a
not think anything about it until | was
obliged to take the bed. The doctor
said | was in the first stages of con-
for me- | was just about to enter the
Taunton Emergency hospital when a
friend of mine advised me to try your
medicine. | got bottle and after
taking it, | was able to sit up in bed
and in a short time | was up and
around the house and now | am well
and strong | would not be without a
bottle of Father Johns Medicine in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20
son. Conservator's report flied

Swanson. Conservator's report filed
and approved.
Estate of Ferdinand Davis, Sr. FinGl
report of executor filed. Hearing
thereon set for March IS, 1906, at .
O'Clock a. m. Ordered that executor
notify heirs by publication.
In re guardianship of minor heirs
of w. p. Quayle. Ordered that guard
ian be authorized TO pay out not to
exceed SIS during next year for educa-
ton of ward. Ernest L. Quayle.
In re guardianship of George, Annie.
Louis, and Eddie Behrens. Guardian 5
annual report filed and approved.
Estate of Thyra HolIinson. Proof of
posting and publishing notice to cred
itors filed and approved.
Estate of Andrew HendriclIson.
Proof of publishing and posting notice
to creditors filed and approved.
Estate of Nels J. Olson. Widows
REIMBURSEMENT and selection filed and
approved and order turning over prop
erty selected TO widow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20
URGES REVOLUTION
IN INSURANCE
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One)
of the insurance law:
Section 56-No order, Judgment, or
decree providing for an accounting or
enjOining, restraining or interfering
with the prosecution of the business
OF any domestic insurance corporation,
or appointing a temporary or perma-
nent receiver thereof shall be made or
granted otherwise than upon the appli-
cation of the attorney general on his
own motion, or after his approval of a
request in writing therefor of the SUI
perintendent of insurance, except in ar
action by judgment, creditor, or in
proceedings supplementary TO eXecu-
ton
Limit to New business.
An amendment limiting the new bus
mess of each year so as to curtaiI the
present exorbitant cost of maintaining
agencies and under the terms of which
the ratio of new business of the large
companies (the Mutual, Equitable, and
New York Life shall not exceed the
amount written during the year 1905,
but giving sufficient latitude for the
expansion of the smaller companies in
the form of new business.
An amendment restricting the pow
ers of agents, by making them adhere
literally TO the terms of the written
contract offered a policy holder, and
making the companies represented by
them responsible for their acts or writ
ten representations
Seven amendments Of n technical
character to perfect the vital changes
proposed.
Entirely New Law Wanted.
An entirely new law, based upon the
laws of Wisconsin and Massachusetts
and upon the measure proposed by
Senator Marks and now before the
state senate, providing that all per-
sons shall file notice of their appear
ances before committees of the legis-
lature and have their names entered in
dockets to be kept for that purpose
by the secretary of state, stating the
name, and occupation of each person
so appearing, the name or title of the
person or corporation for which he is
appearing, and compelling the filing
within so days after the adjournment
of the legislature by the client of such
a person a statement of the amount of
money paid to him for his services and
describing the character of the servic-
es rendered.
Machinery has been devised which
will permit effective participation of
policy holders in the election of
trustees
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20

Energy all gone? Headache? Stom-
ach out of order? Simply case of tor
pid liver Burdock Blood Bitters will
make new man or woman of you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20

law, and an appeal for better organiza'
ton IF the merchants would pay to
the organization one-tenth OF the
amount the average union man pays
to his union, an organization of the
greatest power and efficiency could be
maintained" said Mr. Kingsbury.
Want Port TO Remnin.
1t has been brought TO the attention
of the people of this district that the
ways and means committee at Washing
ton is planning TO do away with the
Mississippi river ports of entry at
Rock Island, Burlington and Galena.
DIR. r. G. Pearce is the custodian OF
the Rock Island port The matter
has been brought to the attention of
Congressman Mckinney, and in let
ter to business and river men in this
city he asks that statistics be pre-
scented him, in order that he may gain
some idea of the local sentiment. Mr..
Pearce has already taken action in the
matter protesting against the abolish
ment of the office, and presenting sta
tistics in support of his claims.
The association last evening indulg-
ed in a lengthy discussion of the prob
lem, and almost unanimously favored
action looking to a protest against the
proposed action at Washington.
A committee composed of r. w. La
mont, w G.. Maucker and George
Schneider was appointed to gather sta
tistics, and after a conference with DR..
Pearce, present the matter to Con
gresham Mckinney.
Change Meeting Time.
A resolution looking to a change in
the bylaws of the association, in order
that the membership meetings be quar-
terly instead of monthly, was present
ed. and after considerable discussion,
adopted. 1t will be read at the next
two meetings, and then formally adopt
ed or rejected. 1t is thought that this
plan will tend to make the meetings
more interesting and beneficial to the
members
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20

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Not a patent medicine and free from
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Father Johns Medicine is for sale
by T. II. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20

All the news all the time-THE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
COUNTY COURT.
Rock Island county court, Judge e
e. Parmenter presiding.
Probate.

e. Parmenter presiding.
Probate.
Estate of Annabella Flemming. Fin
al report of executrix field. Hearing
thereon set for March Is, 1906, at 8
O'Clock a. IN. Ordered that eXecutrix
notify heirs by publication.
In re conservatorship of Ann f.
Burnham. Annual report of conserva-
tor filed and approved.
Estate of David Walker Claim of
Chippiannock Cemetery association al
lowed in class l at S64. Claim of San
dy Coyne allowed in class at $26.2S.
In re conservatorship of Alfred p.
Wait. Conservator's annual report
filed and approved.
Estate of Rasmus Mason. Report
filed.
In reguardianship of minor heirs of
Carrie Anderson. Report of guardian
from June >, 1908, to July 1. 1904. and
from July !, 1904 TO Jan. l, 1906, flied
and approved. Final receipt and re
lease of ward, Grace Anderson. now
of age, filed and approved, and guard
ian discharged as TO her.
In re conservatorship of Charles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20

If you have lost your boyhood spir-
its, courage and confidence. OF youth,
we offer you new life, fresh courage
and freedom from i'll health in Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents.
tea or tablets. T. II. Thomas phar-
macy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-20
DON'T DOSE THE STOMACH.
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Hyomei is not cure-all; it is spe-
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Breathed through the neat pocket in
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1t is the most economical of all rem
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applying the medication and healing
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