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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
G6orIcS u. W}cShcrrn on @oItcr u.

Charles q. NfcSbcrrp al @oltcr 81.
WcGurtcll, % Cots, So.
S(niic Gropc an Solporo Somilton
ut0 6rolt, @citIeitc Der Caroline,
no6c OlipcritroBc, 1G bel IS SUB
@runO5inS sos, So.
Nobcrt Scii II. ". al Notb. Snruu,
8 &otS, So.
Mnl. s. &olllton II. g., &crluoltcr,
an g2nl. s. @ouiton II. g., %9toroicitc
Der Wulberrps, nobc G6otSluortbItr,
10 bel - Sub, @rltnO5. $l5, So.
@nt. s. &oulton an emma S,Solt.
iton Noroicite Der MiltI6crrp, nobc
Observation-Disclosures IS bel 1870 SUB,
Urrno5in9 $l4 So.
0olton T.. @oriielO az George $.
2omb8, 3 Cots, So.
George q. Sores al 6reo, Wtcgcn.
6orbt unlb Strait 3 Cots, So.
Gonroo Nogner al &obn GonniIf,
SiiOicitc Der Oaflep., nobc Monroc-
StroBc, II bel 600, 0rumOjlnS 500;
So.
3aco6 $. 9ong6er an Is. 8. &ittlc-
mooo uno Grou, SilomcltIclte Der
1arf SeigbtS Apculc, @rnnO5in2
$40; s..
5runf u. 6urIt ul0 6r1l al &oi.
&. Soicpbion uno 6roiL @citicllc Oc@
9rooOpop, nobe Baltimore StrnBe,
10 Bel IS, $500.
Sobn y. @o1ner mo 6rot al ).
g. 8opunt ltlo 1Srou, SiiOlcltc Der
Sorato0us, nobe GoIboun.Str, ll.6
6ci 1870, @runo5ins $72; SO.
2ouiio IinpcG al Gonono :.
Bates, ) @rumOItiide, So.
2o!tiS GolorO, ilao an Ndrri3 y.
Mogralu, 9toroicitc Der Sonooic' noGc
GuloSfi StraBc, 1876 bel so, @rrmos
sims $50; S..
2loam Nultfn all i. SntnIcmtcj wlo
STRAIT Sil0icitc ser Nlicconl-, llaDc
@olic. StrnBc, @rltno5is $2O.ll; 50.
&. &. SpuIOing So. al e. Goof mo
6rou Oltlcite DER Gnlpert, nabe %.
Strobc lG bel 81, So.
Wiaiam ". g8ilIon oil gtartln 5,
&olulinS, ST.
I6robont Sflur all Sinton Hcpin,
Siioicitc Der Baltimore, no6e anl,-
Itrobc, 1876 bel 50, @ro5. $ii.25, So.
y. 9lugult 8ia an $. &. &ombnr.
gcr, Siioieitc Der Nortb- Nuc, nobe
G~ipilionItrobc, nc bel r, @ro5. $40,
s..
Sophie Toicf al Sophie SropiI,
Siioieitc scr elliott, nuIe Sorrilon'
ltrobc, 1910 6ci 70, @r63. $26, So.
Somuel q. aot an Gam. 5d)morb,
SiirueIt.Gde WuQifin. un0 SeuiS.
itroBc, 1910 6ci SO, @rb5. $S7, S..
Soiepb s. aeQep an SancS G.2om'
Ter, SiiomeIt.Gde ser Sorforb.Npc. II.
5oipnicnoItroBc, So 6ci -, @ro5. $50,
$1,000.
Somuc[ u. aot al Motbon @rob,
9 Cots, So.
Gcriclbc an Nntban @roB II. 6ra!.,
2 Cots, S..
@clcorre Mbite unb Srol an Wri.
$. Camper, @cfieitc Ser Sodion',
nobc Glententitrobe, 10 BET SO, SEQ.
Sobn g.. Wcluer an u. s. Chic
nlcpcr, Siioieite ser @omonOionsape.
nobe Yentolouitrobe, 16 Bel 100,
@rb5. $64, So.
Bridget @nli6 ur,o 8ottc al Soi.
q. Softer uno 8rou, SIticitc Scr go.
coltrobc, So bei - @rb5. $40, $40.
Siilio s.. Games an $. s. Shmibt
iu,o 1roiL @eiticitc Scr GorcDitrobc.
ilobc Miags S(pc., 1873 bel IS, Sligo.
&C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
Hutiotlul. WunfCn.

Sbr Sio 3GUn Nnttpnal gnut, Sag uuo Gre,
let lztrOGc. Sdtvb ~. Nuuf, Frllihcut; On
uio s., Sruua. NiCC brditotni; StHtu y. Me-
ouG, AnficCr.
ySru GmlJnul Ydut Of e'nlttHure," So. y.
&tIcUK, 9ufbiCr. II &oulb-5lruBe.
,3inelte siatirmai.NGui," 432 GuDsllrou 0lUdp
~. y. gSuRuer. Nuiiircr.
,3GeleTn Gdtiunal Nani." %. WHarrtUtt, @u'
fbier. II Nom @utuip Giraffe.
,TrupeIs 4 WicdnnitS' RatiunGi Want"
GbuS. 2 W,ilct, GIi0ler. yt0rnuelt'@de @u'
talpr uHo SHOrticsg uube.
yIbiIo National Nnnt, baltimore UNI Nprtb'
Gtrabe; Gap ullD Anebt often.
ySurnera T. Werhante' National Bnuf,"
Suui6. mt IOWburosSirahe,
,GommcrrIol & SnrmCrS National giant" Glib
mclisSde GnluarDs uI0 OetmdlLSlr.. j J.
WGlopln. Sii!IsaNnfltrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
Gpur.Uanteu.

,,TeuTlhs SpnI.9unt uDn yaltImurs," EutuD'
mo ldltiutures&IrIBe.
yei. SamtS.G sun rhuni," HultlmnresSirabs nrb
&u}tourg0ul Z. 2iucnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
9rieftrGger in 9 6mulitG.

9rieftrdger in 9 6mnlito'
ten.
@iQiom 6. Stermer, Elm SiilfS.
9rieitrGgcr in Cumberland, miro sur
Belt i'm bortigen @GfGngniB ollf Die
ACKNOWLEDGING teItgebolten, unter
&oripicgelung iolid)er G6otiohen
$20.25 bon Irou WorD q. MeperS,
melbc cine @irtbid)oit betrctbt, CT.
lollgt 5u boben. Die Stills. 9rieitrG-
ger crboIten %befonntlid), I'M Sale lie
nidt or6eiten, cinen Collar pro Sobr,
INN olli Der 9eomtenliItc lueitcrgc.
fiibrt 81 meroen. Stcrmer erbielt ont
Wontog ieinen piertcIj0brli6cn Gbed
fir % Gents. lin cine G%rb0brtg
oeS GbedS 5ll pcrbiitcn, itcbcn Dor Ger
3obl % 5lpei 33. Stcrmer er6oblte
MN Ser 6rolt, Oob bic bciOcl RE ic
$40 6eoeuten, mo crbiclt bon Der
obuungsloien 6rou OoS @clo filr Oclt
Gbcd.
SIN Nonticofe ertrunfen,
Wonnp 9~li55or0, Scr Gltcite Sobn
BON 6reo. 9Ii55oro, Dem 9riidcl-9 IltIs
ieber SIT Sorper'S 6crrp iicl am 0icn'
itog IN Ocn Nonticofe Hipcr mo CT
tronf.
Sic Gbot BON 6ctGlingcn,
MGbreno ont Gicnltog 5ebn lingo
rem, pcld)e in Der o9iro Wtinc," Orci
Meilcn norolid) BON @bccIiuG, 81
go, orbcitetcn, lid) oui Dem Scimmc0
bon Der Irbeit b%cfonOcn, mllr0cn aus
clnem @intcr6olt cine gn5obl S6iIiIc
nlf lie obgefeucrt ullO elmer ocriclben
ollgenblidlid) getootet, m1brcnb eill
nn0ercr tootlid pcrluuloet lpltr0c.
Die. Sbot iol mir Dem SrcmOenbnb
nmcrifoniiher Nrbcitcr 5ll5ui6rcibcn
81 IeirL Oa 5ltr 3eit III icrlcr @cgcno
feline Grbeitcrmirrcn bcrrlhcn.
Stor6 i'm SotroImn0cn.
Sr. Sobn Wc9tultp, ctn on0cIcbc'
ner Snlfmonn bon YorfcrsburH be-
9ing om Gienito9 SelbitmorO inOeml
CT cine GoiiS &orboli0ure einnobm.
Gr ltorb auf Gem @cg 5ilm &oipitol
i'm 8otrolmogc1. 1a5 NtottO ieincr
Gbot lit nidt befonnt.
q dredenSber DAFT 5u
Yinncr$ Toint.
Sn Eimners Eoint, So, u1o lint
0e6u1g Gcrrift sur 3cit cine ipobrc
SdrecfctSberri6ait, ul0 cS mltrbe
Gin 9iirgcrsGomite ernnnnt, nm Den
5a6lrcihcn llc6erfoQen, mcld)e mdb-
reno Der lebten Mod)e porfnmcn, ctn
Gn0e 81 bcreitcn. 3luci Yerionen limo
6creitS &erlcbul9en crlegen Die if.
men bon Megelagern 6cigcbrodt mllr-
Den. Scocrmonn, Der bel 9todt ans.
5u9cbcn bot, belpoffnet iid sur %ors
ii6t.
SAB feinen 3Imcd inn
Seben.
Guiicu .. @oro, Gin @cid)0itS.
mann bon Nortolf, 6eging an 0icns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
@eiGajtss&

3citunQru. 3Ctildriitcn etc.
,5be Valtinlure YirpS o.. Ecoto Nbercrou'
be, 4Ruruapr. 3ls 2Seil'5crmQH.GiruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
SruIt. GornpoQric'n.

Worplnno 5ruh 60, WuropciI Sde Gnlneri'
liub Sermun'Etrdbc. @riGr 3cri6. Brdl.;
e. e.. zimmerman. Seitciar; SurrOll Ban
gieG. &NnDine:iier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
VQufCn

.JcntIdr Wnut uoL baltimore" baltimore, nr0
Snnihou cit. &inpuiI gScbtt Er1iociti. y. J.
Si0t G6dBnieiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

Warmer. uno 0ranit-Werfe.
Y. 5iiairinrr 4 s6hnc, 7l4-is GBeii'lalit'
bet VI GUniulrlCe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
SAB fetnen 3mcd inn
Seben.

Nulicll .. @arb, Elm @cid0itS.
mann bon 9%toriolf, 6eging an 0icn-
Itog in Ieinem Stoll Sel6ItmorO
ourd @riGieBcn, nod)oem CT fllr5
5lluor Die aelBcru1g getbon bate,
boB er feincn 3pcf in OcS SebcnS
Goiein icben.
Nette Efldn56cn..
Sn Spnd)bnr9, 30, murocn 5luci
&nobcn i'm 9ltcr bon Z bC5lu. II Sab.
rem ic I'M 500 beitroft, neil lie IN Sic
Oortigc jiibiid)e Spnogoge cinOrongen
uno nit Steilcn 9lQeS furj mo tlein
id,li,oell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
gl0nofntcn

%.Sn,tmpre Sruh & Guaraxtis Co.," 1qut'
sSebiuo3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

SruuciS Y. aIcmtu. RchtsonunIt, 225 Gt. Rnul'
Giru6G. Baltimore. Qio,
aari N. vi. GthDlB, i26--i29 Gatp'vntlOtng.
Wuinuus acrn, 2Gi goa Characterization
j. Sem. Ettmnuu, iii Nurh'G5GrlcS'SirnB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

8uUU pupNlt ~ AVuHHtp~-iihD's " We
gBolIe 1893.
Gcuel.8 eriiherungcn.
%sNnupat 2yinrunt, so, Of stpsrpool," SeHr6o
VI. Nurftcio, JteItoept Wlannper, 10i--i02
Gtamber OF NJ Nliloing
y@ermauio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . geieninaft,"
Baltimore, uuo V0rtbsStr1be.
Mn. I. shdGeiicro & 60. 10 unb II @bnnt'
hers OF Commerce.
@rllnOeigen!Dnr;3 : g9enten ino
.SGn0ler.
girrre g.. 9nann d Stpbetp. is DitreIius'
iOn'Sttabe.
Yfcroeaci6irr. 6obrifantcr.
o. y. 5ap snn 4 50. 404 &eItSerntdt%gtr.
Gufidmico. 3ubcb0r.
6. seutt sapne 81. VT. 1862 nno S6d. 9loro'
@d1sSitGbe.
9oEleu uno Sob.
benra ". Rou Ssine, $50, GoIurubla'Uoerit
S6mndiohen nnh l1hren.
"a. .. @iner, 2s 0i.'&aIitmorts GiraB.
Rionoleibe.W cId)dfte.
pGunipiibateb 2oen &C.," 1 Worb'@oa'oir.
Rionos uno Srgeln.
Ehns. M. etieit. o goros2ibertb'Gtrnbe.
yant. anabe & 60, 81 rie'@ebdlbe, ut. WobaI.
Worrpe.
Ddmpf. mn WaIier. Sei5ung.
Il. 3. Shnrdfr. gag Sf'Gonbnro'SfraSe.
Bopier mo Tapier.9i iteit.
emith. DiInm TO, to5 irb i07 Sanpber,Str.
Slnggen, Banner, Wb5eid)en.
etsta Wrps.. Rr. t3. WeftsGeriuatnn ,Stvate.
9lchpIatten, NetnG etc.
o. <rA "a 40 -
Tcteftip' Ngentur.
epauoauer G. ehntiSt 0rtl9er bel Guri.b, g1cft
& 3Dons, SOB guibertsGsbduhe.
Nrieoboie.
,2pnbun g;arf 6emcterb." Office 81. geefisen'
rntnonsStrnBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

2Cihenbeitattcr.
SaucsrS & sbuuc. i70S-t7ln GnltiOn Ioenue
seHt. Cool, Gortb. ut0 @reHinOunt.M Denue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

Cprtrn'S p5antcu gienertrnuj.SnHe."
Sitolorlt.eGe .. str. II. 6u't.Aue., e anton.
SGnptuunrttCr 6es canton Gte0t ..rani".
EiHpitunhe icbcn Wiittiuo6 Nbtuo. Der
Samcns9'creiR Gerl0uunelt ith tenen Bisn'
iind gihcnn - RlhonnI"'liPr nm Rapi.
GbrrnpcnfcsG eIcpoon - Wolfe t463 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

VQllhl0IttlQIItT, NDNttI, UeUlItr"
rubnlcn, Sa0en etc.
5nmrS g. 3nitcr a Gn, 1l6 unb III. G10'
Sreberid'S iIabt.
Wf0. Il, Slunn x gro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
Baltimore Sranstcf Gompaeutc,

Gahnf'G6e pIgbt' uno 2dmbaro'StraRe.
tnusmaheI tronsya,.irt unb perpaft. p,urt
bnite NIB q6aetcus tRr Ritniss weroen lepi
tnr ole fomnlenoe Cation eebunt. Subrperts
tnb pr.ife rent. (52--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

sGlu5arbYidunc rdur,rnnt,"
Ut ta2I-i123, Crlsnue.ztrufe.
~CauptuHuriIrr or9 .WtoMrt WdEner'
dlncr." StngitunNc irocn 9onnerfi19
NGcuo. Der ,W}plcri l'0ts mo Seib'
@cJtlR" perialWrcll Itf ic0en YiontnG
bier. GbeidpcGic . Lelcb0pn Wolfe
sd4 q, Vtttli I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
Mus 9eutid(anO.
Saiierlid)cs Sud5eitsscidcnf fir ben
Siiritcn uOn Sdanm6nrg-Gippc.

megen eines 3lte1s 81 orei
Monaten 6%eItuhgsboit perurtGeilt.
Budget . Gommiiiion poiiirt
Sic Gorla9e sur Giniebung zines
HeidS : &oloniolomts. = 0erns
burg'S Genfidrift iiber Die Solo
niolifanbale.- e. iid5ug 6es io5ials
bemofratii9en EorteiporItonoe5
1T Ser Sroge ii6cr 9[rbeitseinItel.
lung om 1. Moi. - @inlooungen
gum 300.jGbrigen Sllbildltm Der
llnipcriitGt @ieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18
QanOluirtbiGoitlid,e @crGtbe II
S0lllcrelcl

Wtlliitb q 1uruer NOmpanN, 2O5 N,'N0n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

<pferi6mieoe uno Y%IlmnbclS.
Subu Suberi, INA 1bGm.SsStrnbe. Y & q.
gBolle 1893.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
PLAN CELEBRATION
Festival at Augustana to Mark
Anniversary Of Swedish
Naturalist, Linnaeus
TOBe OBSERVED HERE MAY IS
Professor c. E., sessey, E. K. Putnam,
and DR.. Recdburg to Be Speak
ers-Last Lyceum Number.

All the preliminary arrangements
IRE now completed for the Linnaeus
festival which is to be given at Angus
tana college May Is, in honor OF the
great Swedish naturalist, Karl Won Lin
naeus. Word has just been received
from Professor G. E. Bessey of the
University of Nebraska that he will be
here and that he will be one of the
speakers of the occasion. Professor
Bessey stands as the foremost Of tha
present day American botanists. He
will speak on the subject, ''Linnaeus
as a BOtanist" Another speaker for
this occasion will be e. X. Putnam of
Davenport. director of the Davenport
Academy of Sciences and formerly in
structOr in the Leland Stanford univer
sity. His subject will be Love of Ma
lure" Another very prominent man
who will be here is DR.. Reedburg 81
New York City, who at present is in
terested in the Botanical and ZooloGi
cal garden of that city.
Augustana celebrates the day, May
Is, upon which Linnaeus was
born, according to the old manner OF
reckoning time, while the anniversary
of the birth Of Linnaeus' will be oh
served by Sweden. his fatherland, Ma!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20

%. which is the day of his birth &C
;ording to the present day system OF
eekoning time.
The celebration at Augustana prom
ises to be one that will be long re
nembered at the institution.
Lecturer To BE Here.
Walter NJ. Chandler, who sprung into
;uch prominence and popular favor by
I lecture which he delivered last yea
At the college en- The Trial of Christ
rom a Lawyers Standpoint will ap
)ear again at Augustana next Friday
night under the auspices of the college
lyceum. This lecture will be the last
On the regular lyceum course. The
subject will be Humorous Experiences
Abroad" Mr. Chandler is at present
uracticing as an attorney at the bar o
New York. He has met with mucl
success on the lecture platform, anC
3is return to Augustana is hailed will
much delight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
PLANS MADE FOR
TRACK TEAM WORK
High School Boys Begin Outdoor Ath-
letc Training Next Week-Prin-
cipa Brown as Coach.

Outdoor athletics are soon to be the
center of interest among the high
school students, and at an informal
meeting last evening of the boys inter
eSted in track athletics, plans were
made to begin the track training next
week. Those at the meeting showed
great enthusiasm in the plans for the
season, and many recruits for the
track team were secured. Those of the
boys who are interested in the running
events will make a cross country run
next Saturday, if the weather permits
The track team is under the direction
of Clifford Hubbard as manager. anil
Henry Kinner as captain Both the
manager and captain are point winners
in the long distance runs. Principal
Brown plans to take charge of the
teams training this year personally.
With the material which exists in the
school membership, and the able dire
ton of Mr.. Brown, the high school is
assured strong track team this
spring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
FROM THE DOPE BOX.

Springfield has signed Jack Brennan,
a catcher, late of Atlanta in the South
ern league.
Manager Donovan of Bloomington
has booked Toledo for April and /
the first exhibition games OF the sea
son. The Toledo team passed through
the city yesterday for Peoria to spenl
two weeks training
\ Bloomington dispatch to the Chi
Cago papers this morning announces
that the objections to the schedule
submitted by Robert McRoy for the
Three-Eye league have been general
and another draft will be demanded.
Walter Kinlock. the former Boomer
last year with Jackson in tie Cotton
States, batted at $50 last season. He
played first base last season. fielding
at 800. Charles Elsey, also former
Bloomer, with Mobile and Vicksbu"g
last season. only batted 1T .21S. He
also played the first bag.
Friends in Dubuque have received
word from Percy Wilder to the effect
that he will not be Il member of the
| Dubuque team this coming season
which sets at rest a matter which has
| been aSitating a number of the fans
| for some little time past. 1t is known
for fact that Mr. Agnew and Wilder
were corresponding for some time past
in an effort to reach an agreement, bui
| Wilder writes that they were unable
| to come to terms. so that he has dc
cided TO call off all negotiations. II.
is at present holding a responsible %
sition as stenOgrapher with a larg,
| concern in New York. and he has de
cided that he will play on Sundari
with an outlaw league there. rath2
than come back TO Dubuque at the lig
ure offered him. 1t is now whispere'
that Hadley will be among those mis-
ing at the opening OF the season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
To-day we want to talk TO
YOU about EsCatarrf1 cures"

cdv that we know is right-tfat we can
back up with all our reputation for hon
csty and square-dealin%.
And wouldn't YOU rather buy that kind
of remedy? Wouldn't you rather hold
us responsible than to hold 10 one
responsible? We are right here, right
where YOU can get IT us every day i'll the
week, right where one false move on orr
part will bring uron is Your condcm-
nation, the loss of yorr friendship. your
patronage, Your influence. Can we afford
to tell you anything that you viii learn
later is not absolutely true?
Are YOU not safer in taking our word
for the merits OF an article. than You are
to rely on the printed statement of pa
tent medicine manufacturer, whom YOU
never even saw and probably never will?
Common sense most emDllatcally tells
YOU that we cannot afford to depart one
hairs breadth from the rioid truth.
None of us can deny that there is such
4 disease known rs "catarrll.' Those
who have it. or who have had it, know
that it is one OF the hardest diseases to
cure.
Perhaps the worst thing about catarrl
is its prevalence Almost everyone
tNll' CiSiIN III IL C!llldlt i-kt pul lids
catarrl in some form or another. That is
what has made the 'catarrh cure bust
ness 50 profitable. There are SO many
thousands of cases of the disease and ii is
80 ha~d 10 cure. that the patent medicine
manufacturers have reancd harvest in
rrcna~inr remedies that appeal to this
lr-~c class OF sufferers.
One II the most serious things about
C7tarrh : that II breaks down the sys-
tenn. $" t,,pt tie sufferer becomes a prey
f. ether diseases. This fact has led the
projectors OF 50 MANY "catarrh cures"
t. advertise their remedies as a specific
for almost every disease under the sun.
We have ONE catarrh cure that we
are willing to say to YOU: I'VE know
this is I'll right. Take Il home and use it
with the full assurance that if it does not
cure YOU. Won can bring it back to lis
and we will promptly refund your
money" That catarrh cure is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
ESCAPE is NARROW
Sherman Baker Blown THROUGH
16-lnch Brick Wall at
Gas Plant.
GETS OFF WITH HIS LIFE
Explosion Follows Discovery of Leak
i'm Purifying Room-Bis Tanks
Saved.

Sherman Baker, an employe of the
TriCity Railway {; Light company,
working nights in the gas plant at the
foot of Fourth street. Moline, was the
victim of an accident last night that
nearly resulted fatally.
Baker about II o'clock discovered a
leak in a pipe in the purifying room
and went to investigate. As he en-
tered the gas exploded from a cause
not now known, and the entire west
wall of the room was blown out, Bake"
going with it and aliShting in the midst
of the debris.
Fire broke ont at once. but Baker
was not so badly stunned but he re-
tanned his presence of mind and was
able to get out of range of the flames,
where he tore off his burning clothing.
He was taken to the city hospital, and
ii was found that he was severely
burned from the waist up His physi-
clans, however. expect Il speedy recov-
cry.
Fire E<cpt Indcr Control.
The fire did not spread to other
property. The department was callel
and helped to confine the flames to The
wrecked structure. There are four
big gas tanks in the immediate viciE-
| ity and had either of these explode
much destruction would in all likeii
hood have been wrought
Everybody living in the neighbo.-
| hood heard the explosion and the I'M
preston prevailed for time that One
of the tanks had actually blown up
The purifying room is Sc feet square
and the walls are of brick and 16 inch
es in thickness. The loss by eXplo
sion and fire is placed at about 81 900
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20

During the past few months VIC have
been publishing what some OF our good
friends have called heart-to-hcart talks
on patent medicines.
That name suits Us all right-'heart-
to-heart talks is just what we have
intended. There can't be anything more
serious to a sick man or sick woman
than his ailment and the remedies he or
she takes TO cure it.
Our talks have been "hcart-tO-hcart.'
Every word we have printed has been
written i'll absolute earnestncsS and sin
certify, and Judging from what our Gus
toners tell us, we have not been talking
in vain. We are convinced that our
frankness has been appreciated, and that
our suggestions have been Welcomed
which naturally encourages us to con-
tinuc.
To-day, and perhaps for some time to
come. we want to tall, about that big
class of remedies known generally as
''catalrh cures"
Broadly speaking these are the patent
medicines that have been the chief tar
gets for the attacks of the Ladies'
Home Journal" "Collicr's Wcckly' and
other magazines which are waging such
d nNtlN warfare against patent liIuic!lic
abuses.
As we have pointed ont in previous
talks, it is not our business to pass jrdI--
ment on the crusade OF tlc7o VII
known, highly-rcspcetcd publications..
The public alone must be the jnd~c md
Jury. Our business. as we see it, i to
carry in stock complete line of 0~tcrt
medicines, and to sell those medicines It
the lowest possible price.
We sell hnndreds-vcs, thousands cf
bottles ofeso-c;Slcd ''catarrh cures" nd
know nothing Of their ingredients. The
manufacturers advertise them. III" public
demands them; we order them from the
manufacturers, and sell them at the low
est price That is absolutely IS far as
our knowledge goes. The manufacturer
keeps his formula a secret It may be
good. or it NAV not-wc don't know, and
we have no means Of finding out.
Naturally, we would rather sell REM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
SOPHOMOREsDEFEAT PIRATES
High School Boys Win from Y. M. C.

High School Boys Win from ". M. C.
A. Team by Score of 20 to 10.
The sophomore basketball team II
the high school defeated the Y. NJ. &.
y. Pirates last evening in the asso-
citation gymnasium by a score of 20 10
10. The lineup of the teams follows {:
SophomOres-J. McManus and Chat.
man.. forwards; Fry, center; Paul and
Long, guards.
Pirates-W Voss and Knox, fo-
wards; Robb. center; Macy and Ben
nett, guards.
Reieree-COoI.
Next Saturday evening the All Stars
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. will play the first
team of the Davenport Congregational
church at Davenport, and the Pirates
will play the second team of the
church at the association gymnasium
in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20

Bad breath, coated tongue. a Ian
guild feeling, is entirely unnatural.
Your lazy liver and bowels need a
tonic. The best soothing tonic to ev-
cry organ is HOLSTERS Rocky Moun-
tain Tea. So cents. tea or tablets. T,
II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
Why Run
the Hazard

of accepting personal security upon
bond, when corporate security is
vastly SUPERIOR
The personal surety may be fnan.
cially strong to-day and insolvent
Tomorrow; or he may die, and his
estate be Immediately distributed.
In any event, recovery is dilatory
and uncertain.
Because of its greater stability, the
United States Government prefers
Corporate Suretyship. Follow its
example, and, when you require
suretyship of any kind, insist upon
having the bond of the largest com.
pany in the world whose business
is restricted to furnishing suretv.
ship obligations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
Museatine Drops Another.

The Company c basketball team al
Mnscatine. which Won Go 10 80 in q
game with Morrison Monday evening.
at that place. was defeated last, even
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20

dinner a photograph concert was given
and Robert ReXdale read several of
his original poems. The remainder of
the evening was devoted to cards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-20
POISON FATAL TO AN ACTOR
Ernest Smith of District Leader Com
pany Dies at Muscatine.

Ernest Smith, member OF The Dis
triet Leader company. recently here.
died yesterday at the Muscatine hos