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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
MOLINE

Papered the Wrong R'ouse.-An in
voluntary contribution was made to ii
Muscatine man recently by Moline
paperhanger, and as the donation =
pasted tight against the wall the pa
perhanger is permanently out and the
Muscatine man correspondence II.
There are three residences in TO"
on Thirty-fourth street, each belonging
10 a different man. and each at pres
emf unoccupied. One of the owners
recently decided that the sitting room
of his house should be papered. ana a
paperhanger was sent out TO lhlrtF-
fourth street. He found the door open
as expected. completed the job i'll a
day. and departed well satisfied win
the work.
When the owner came to his prope"
" to inspect the Improvement he
found that no work had BEEN done
and investigation developed that tho
paperhanger had papered the Wron1
| house. The owner of the wrong house
Muscatine man. is much obliged but
as he never had any intention OF haV
| ing any papering done nothing NOR
than kind thank YOU is iorthcom
| ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
FOSTER.

John Deakman is in very critical
condition. he being quite i'll with ty.
phoid fever. DR.. Oliver. OF Musca-
tine, is the attending physician. Miss
SADIE Small has been secured as
nurse. Miss Livingston of Joy. is as.
sistrng Mrs. J Deakman during the
illness of her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Ripley. from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
ChamberIain'S SaIve,

This salve is intended especially for
sore nipples, burns, frost bites, chap
ped hands, itching piles. chronic sore
eyes, graduated eye lids, old chronic
sores and for diseases of the skin. such
at letter. salt rheum, ring worm. scaid
head, herpes, BARRIERS itch. scabies ~
itch and eczema. 1t has met with I'M
paralleled success in the treatment
of these diseases. Price % cents per
box. Try it. For sale by all leading
druggists.
Take me back to old Wisconsin,
Where the sugar beets and tobacco
grow,
Where the farmers are healthy, happy
and bright
They all take Rocky Mountain Tea at
night.
II. H. Thomas Pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
Farmers Hearing Postponed TIL

Farmers Hearing Postponed The
preliminary hearing of Young Kid Far
mer and Dan Gillon. both charged with
sJabbing James Graham. was again con
tinued yesterday in Justice Roddewig' 5
court. The continuance was granted at
the request of Assistant County Attor
ney Bawden. by reason of the inability
of Mr.. Graham TO appear as the prose
cutting witness. The hearing is now
set for April p. Mr.. Graham is report
ed to be Improving slowly at St. Luke's
hospital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11

Wed at CIinton.-The friends of Al
fred H. Nabstedt and Miss Anna Kelly
viii be surprised to hear of their mar
rage. which took place Tuesday after
noon at Clinton, Iowa. \ number Of
their friends. who knew of the coming
marriage planned to surprise them if
they were married here. but they were
.cleverly elUded by them by catching a
train for Clinton. where the knot was
tied. The groom is the son of Jacob
Nabstedt. the Davenport real estate
man, and is an engraver for VI. z. Nab
.sredt & Sons, while the bride is the
daughter of Mrs. William Kelly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
DR.. A. W. chass's
kidney.liver Pills

the worlds greatest kidney and livef
regulator, and the only medicine hav.
Ing combined action on kidneys and
liver. One pill dose; IS cents a box.
Write for free sample to The DR.. A. w.
Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
HARPER HOUSE PHARMACY. :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
TACKS A FINE ON NYLINE
Judge Assesses Aledo Man $525 for
illegal Liquor Selling.

Aledo. April 10.-County judge
Rice has fined Ole Nyline 1925 ani
costs for illegal liquor selling and
ordered that he be committed TO the
county Jail until the fine and cos ;
are paid. An appeal will be taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11

of Davenport Both boys were fast
and the spectators were given an OPP
pOrtunity to see some clever work.
zimmerman was given the decision.
Jimmy Gardner refereed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11

To Have First Outing.-The Pas
time club will take its first river trip
for the season next Sunday. Down the
river on the clubs barge. The Pas
time" lowed by the steamer Lone Star,
the club will so. 10 see how high the
river really is. They will stop at Mont
pelier. or wherever pleases their fancy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
BACK.ACHE

and all other symptoms of kidney dis.
ease are speedily removed when the
kidneys are made healthy, active and
vigorous by the use of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11

leave the Young woman with money TO
provide for her maintenance.
Drunk: Fell and Broke JaW.-James
Riley. while in an intoxicated condition
fell on the street crossing and receiv-
ed quite serious injuries. including a
broken jaw. The man was first taken
TO the police station, and as soon
as the extent of his injuries was as
certained. he was removed in the am
bulance 10 St. Luke'S hospital.
Greek Witness Fails to Appear
Whether or nor the BLACK Hand" has
an organization in Davenport, as alle/-
| ed by Pete Papas, an employe at the
Macaroni works in this city, remains
as much a mystery as ever. and by
some it is believed to be a fact that
| there is such a society here. This be-
! lief is strengthened by the failure of
! Papas. who was slugged Tuesday by
! three Greeks, 10 show up a. the trial
TO prosecute his assailants. 1t is be
lieved that the Greeks have threatened
| Papas with dire vengeance if he prose
cutes his three fellow countrymen, OF
else nave spirited him out Of the city
so thar he cannot testify against them
Assistant County Attorney Bawder
states every effort will be made to 10
cate Papas. and if it can be shown thai
the Greeks OF Davenport. whether they
Eare organized into a BLACK Hand" so
Iciety or not. are responsible for his
disappearance, they Will be punished
to the full extent of the law
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
Wants TIC Be Observation-Disclosures

of the territory between Moline and
East Moline besought the Business
Mems association for assistance Il
bringing them into the city limits
Tuesday evening Petitions were sub
mitted showing a majority of thu
residents and majority of the prop
erry owners of the tract in favor Of
the measure. Mr.. Peterson, who has
been active in pushing the annexation
proposition was present and spoke 20
the members The sentiment is largely
in favor of admitting the Territory
and the petition was referred back .
Mr. Peterson for further signatures
and then they will be admitted to the
city council next Monday evening fo~
action. For the apneXatiOn il requires
both the majority signatures of I'll >
| people in the tract desiring to come
| into the city and also majority vo' e
of the people in the city that they
will admit the territory. 1t is the idea
| to have both this subject and that Of
the $1,000 saloon license voted upon at
the special election to be called in the
near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

detention home and school for depend
ent, neglected and delinquent children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
MerchantS Z

Merchants to Celebrate.-Retail
merchants of Moline will again cele-
brate merchants day this year. 1t will
be held on some Tuesday during the
later part of July or the fore part ri
August. There has been cOnSidera-
Bile discussion in the association as -
The ACCESSIBILITY of observing MGR
chants day. some urging among other
hings. that ii be set on Labor day.
At the regular quarterly meeting he'd
Tuesday evening it was decided that
4 separate day be set aside and III"
matter of providing some kind of ~
XcursiOn or outing was placed in the
hands of the entertainment committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11
Odd Fellows Accept Bid.-It is

Odd Fellows Accept Bid.-lt Is an
ticipated by Dec. |. if present plans
are carried out. members OF the Swell
ish Olive lodge will have S30,ooo
home at the corner of Thirteenth
street and Fifth avenue At a meet
ing of the building committee Tues
day evening. contracts were award I'd
for a three-story edifice 10 be erected
this summer on the northeast corner
Of Fifth avenue and Thirteenth street
work on which will be started as soon
as the ways and means commit %
has provided some plan to raise tins
funds. The action of the committees
will be reported to the lodge Monday
evening. at which time formal action
will be taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11

Shots Broke WindoWs.-LeOnarl
Peson and family, residing at 1880
Tenth streets. had their lives endan-
gered yesterday morning, when van
dals fired the charges from two shot
guns into The house. Nearly every
window in the small house was shat
tered. many shots lodging in the walls
of the interior of the rooms. Who
fired the shots may never be learned
and Mr. PesOn hasn't the slightest idea
who could do such an act as he can
not recall any one whom he would
call his enemy. The first mixing that
the family hal Of the coming troubl :
was when t@o b"icl-s were thrown
through the widows. ana the gun
shots followed inme ii&jely.
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Box Before Eagles.-Wings were
put on "A candidates Tuesday night
at the regular meeting of Moline aerie.
No. 1112 F. o. Eagles. This is the
largest class to join the order since
its organization and the membership
now numbers over 800 Fifty-one can
didates were eligible to membership
but : of that number failed to show
up for the work The lodge now has
been organized a little over twenty
months and it has enjoyed the best of
prosperity, and has increased to the
most rapid rate of any other lodge n
the city. The initiation Tuesday ev-
ening was followed by social session
and the new members were given their
first social treat. Lunch and refresh
ments were served in the main hail
of the Turner hall and nearly the en-
tire membership was present DR.. j
w. Morgan was the master of cere-
monies and several talks in the inter
est of the order were made. Several
songs were rendered during the even
ing and pleasant evening was spent
The attraction for the evening was Il
six round contest between Rufus Phe-
mix, of Moline. and Kid zimmerman.
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TIPOS DEL TEATRO.
los ADMIRADOReS.

Entire los tipos que frecuentan Loo esce'
narios-dica 30 Arte del 1eatTO- hay
eiempIares verdaderamente deliCioaos. AL
gunos autores, de los contRdoa que ssben
obssrvRF, han saCado de ID sombfa de los
baatidores aIguuos de eEOB tipos para daF
Ies Is KSpida p6pulaTidad que % RdqUieEG
ants las candilejal y que son acrsedOFeB
poE BuB m6ritOB,
We'd 81 joven de caYTillos fhsmOna1os;
bigotillo de pelos indapendiontsB; psChera
en- que van & ref iaTse todas Las notas de.
color pr6ximas; anchR gardenis puestR en-
81 primer ojal, como la podrfA llevaF en
el uegundo; pantalonss con gran pliegue;
cuslIo de kberGnos, DOmiae, alto, hondo,
verdadero IN pace de tsla, donde paEece
pr6xima Bucumbir Il bellezB varonil de
aqueIla eHpecie de DANA duende con levita
8 faac, gus, por ironfR del deatino. Be llR-
ma Fernsndo BaldomeEo, amen do al.
gfu apellido do los que llamamoH ilustEeg;
vedle y admirable, maripoHeando on de-
rEodor de la airoaR tiple, que 10 mejor
auelta 81 gallo para 81, y ss RE, IN peetore,
de las maIsS aplicacioneH que 81 amor
tiene veceB.
En- este admirador, solo sl mon6culo
IisDarG rsyou de lasciYiR. Los ojog peT-
manecan nentrsles. dentro del mss absOlu
To baen tOnO. No sianta q amor; peFo
necesita que Ie vean haoindolo, para que
Sa 10 imsgiuOn Completamants corEompido
pr6digo de Ia fortuna de papa. Hay
que advertir, ain embargo, qus popd, pro.
Ger 81, aunque le eute NAL 81 deCiTlo, no
pogee mas bieneB que Ii Historia UniVeF.
1al de C61aE Cant6, algunos tomoI juEidi
cos de Santa Maria de PRTsdes, una levita
On buen eItado todAvfa, y 90 nombEs:
nombEs FeBpetado, esO d, poF sl poEtero y
81 Dareno, 6uiCss peFsonRlidRdGg con quie.
mes viVs 81 coEriente.
Isl Cupido qne circulR poE Loo SEcena'
rios, donde todo eg usniClIez e1cepto la
tramoyR 81 0Egumento de Ia obFa que
acaba de REPRESENTATIVES. frac con dor
con mon6culo-, tiP6ndoselaB 8, mejOr
diCho, d6ndoBelRB de traunochRdoE, gaRts'
dor no pillfn; 81 que hace gsstos de indi'
fersnCia cuRndo psaan, desnudag = snvuel'
taG en- baEatoB psrfumeu, Los sehoraB idsl
corc; el que alaTga Ia gaita, v&lgame el
BfmiI, para yer 81 pie de IL linda Cal1ope
8 Ia bsll1Sima fa1chOaSa, ese es an hombFs
con 81 cud 10 mayor paEte de LOS padres
pueden dejaF, con mas tFanqui.idad que en-
ana Compaffa De SECURES, 30 respectable
familia, por mucho que lR Rdoren.
Son compaTsillas del amor, BOmbFaB
que pa1an, buenou chicOB, espsntajOs que
diaimulan Is veFdadera direction de las
miradas de las tipleg; mo8og, en- fu, que,
al regEesaFi & suH viviendAs, debieEan col
garSe & 81 mismoB, con 81 frRC, el moro
culo y Ia pechsra uniforme, rutilsnte, 81
ba..... de monotonfs deslumbFadorR.
Algdn otFo tipO de teGtrO Sc le hs que
dado de seguro On 81 tintero la ilustra'
da rsvista.
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Del prdSlmO COBgIeSO de Ia tuhslCu.
IOSiS on los ESta6OS UnidOS.
So OfrSOO on pTSnlO Do $1,000 por GI mtor
mOduIO DO IN slRltOro.

Sc ofrsce un ~premio dc 81 600 en- efsc'
two p0F 81 meioE mOdelo de un sanatoEio
para efectuaE sl tTatamieuto de la tubsrcu'
losis entire las ClaBeg ObrerRE. Esta exhi'
bici6n ha dc ser deta'lada. debisndo com
pEendsr Is construction, 81 equipo dirsc
ci6n ds dicho estRbleCimisnto.
Sc ofraCs asimiSmo an pFsmio de 81 600
en- efeCtivo pOE 81 mejor mOdslo de un
hogaE amusblado para los pobres en- pre-
de IL oampafis ContTa la tubeTCuloaiS
TGmbien ss cfFecerSn varies premios
1nsnores poR bEevea diSsrtaCiones sobEe
eddcaci6n. EstOI pTemieS tiensn pOE OBJ
iGto la CFeaci6n de una nuGva liteTatuEa
BobEe educOCi6n.
Sc cfrsCe una msdalls poT la mejor
exhibici6n que EepreRente una oTganiz2ci6n
eficaS de Ii CampofiR contra Is tubsEculo'
sia On OuaIquieE Estado de los que COmpo'
nan Loo EstRdo1 UnidoS
Sc ofrscs una modaIla pOr ID meiOE
PFusbA que OnVfs Cual4uieE kHtadO Paii
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CURIOSIDADES HISTORlCAS.

Vicente IsilBz Pinz6n, maTino vaIerolo
aFrojado que mandabR una dc las cara
bslas cusndo 81 sabio nauta gsnov6g deS'
Cubri6 ell Nuevo Mundo, fu6 quien intro
dujo en- Puerto Rico, el gRnado eabrio ,
porcino, On 1905.
Al principle de Ia ColoniaRci6n, cRda
eBpsfiol Rquf reRidente, tGnfs 81 deTecho
poser, como egClavou, sin CostsFls I'M cen
tavo tai adquisici6n, cipcusnta EeHents
indios, segdn la CstegorfR del colono.
- En- las ceTcanfas del poblado de GuS-
Mica be ibF6 el primer teombRte de Is con-
quista entire sppa foleH indioB. AL ffents
de estou maFChGba el iefs m6ximo del
pueblo boriquenss, 81 caCique Agueyband,
= al de Los eBps b oIes, SotomRyor, segundo
iefe de IL colonia. El CombatS fu6 una
sorpreSa los uativoA resultsron vence'
dores
En- Ia 6pica lucha empenAds entire
iuleiios y psningulaTes, los primerOg caci
ques FendidoH al pOderfo espaGol, fueron
los de CaguaB UtuRdo.
La aCtual fnclita ciudad de San Ger.
man ha aido enclav ada On tres sitioE: en-
las Ceroanfas de qua 1ica, oarcR del RIO
Yagii x en- sl lugRT que ahoFa, pre- gresi.
vS pr6Spers, como una BuItanR nobre "a
atarciopeIado divGn, Hs recuesta hsrmosR
aobre la Iona del Viento.
Ell Obispo, don Alfonso Manso, fu6 81
primer InquisidoT general en- Pto. Rico.
En- 1542, como Essultado de la CONT
nua labor del Padre Las Casasj fu& sbo
Ida en- Puerto RiOo, 10 esClsvitud do los
indfgenas.
En- 1875, cuando los hAbitantes de
las TrsCe CoIonias UnidaH, dUCidieron o..
cudir 81 yugo ipgl6s que tsnto los oprimfa
. pueblo pueTtol riquefi9 Contribuy6 in
t,6pidamsnte Ia ib9TaC'6n del pueb' o
emeEioano q. nos domina.-(De EreeIsiorl
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EN- la MANSION
EECUTIvA.
Mas tisItas ' fslicitaCiOnss
al gObsraadOr Post.
& slR0F WIIIoIghby 'sti olisfn0 dosd0 oyer.

Eata me mana eatuvieTOn en- 81 de8paOho
del gobeEnador unOB para saludarle por
au FegEeso = otEos en- aBuntos del gobieTnoy
los safioFes consul de eanto D-miDgo Me-
dina, consul vice-C6naul dc Francis,
tsnients Lambert, juez de la CoEte federal,
IicenCiado ROdsy , assistant attorney Ii.
icenCiado Brown.
El gobernadoF, segdn inform6 & Ioa
reporters" eI BeCretario aefior Noble, si.
que recibiend0 numerosoa talegramag de
los alCaldes y de otras psrROnalidadsH de lR
isIa, fsliCit6ndols y salud6niole por %
fsIiz Fegreao , 81 de So diStiDgnids 1efiora.
FL gobsrnador contin6a deBpachRndo
los aBuntos pendientes NADIA nuevo de
intsF6s pdblico ocuTFe.
A las 10 minutes uali6 81 senior Post
q viuitar 81 senior WillOughby que eBt6
recogido Ca CANA congecUancia de una
afecCi6n Esam6tica.
FL uafior Blown tuvo Ia Clrtsafa dc
infoFmaE nuestro reporter que 81 iuez do
Oayey senior Julio Ramos hR pTesentado
10 renunciR de 90 cargo. No % tiene TO-
davis designad0 81 suAtitut0.
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BanIda Dc eaIIas.

Los vecinos de Ia calle de Ia TanCa
cuRdra de FOrtaleza Tetukn, 80 quejBn
de que los bSFTendeEos, hacsn el hlrrido
les de la tards lsvantRndo una polvare-
de que lol ob'ig1 { CsEEaF Bus eStsbleCi
mientoB.
Entre 6AtoB sc encusntrR una bREbeTfs
en- Ia cuRl 81 clients que este arFeglGndOUs
en- ese fatal momsnto, tiene que som sterse
Z encierTO = expOnerBs { la asixia
NO podTian Eegar las GALES inmediRtR
msnts barreTlaU, Eegdn 10 rsComiendan los
higieDistss7
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Dc administrator.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por IN trimeste
$2.25. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un aflo $500. Rqgo an
tioipa3O,
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+. MATlnZO
11NHA FRRRRA DEL oRsTR

Itinora1Io. gaIidas dO Bayana6n , Oapi
ttA aiHaultonOam0Rt0.
DI0g abORnblo-Na aNana 9, T.O6, . %
D.l6 11.O0. TaydO 18.16. 1.A6D BIS. ass. E.A5
OiSs fostlvOs.- EananA Q, T.O6, $50, O.l5
11.09 EsEdo 1915. 1.B0p a.Bor S.s0. 4.e0
b.A6 y $50.
RiiIatas baKatos paHa dtas fostivos De
Uata6o 6 BaYana0nu ida y vuelta - OlaSe
0.2S 19 GlaR6 80s16. D0 BaYaNa6n s OasA0e
yVaelta ~ class 88s18, 81 0Iaso S0-10.
8fliefe 0-6inaHio % Capital CataElo On
q saa B0Rtay0a.
RaYaaa6m. 10 Dc sspNonabYo As 1904
RaW6n VRlAGg.
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SOLO HAY UN BRoMo ouI

NINA ' csc es ell LAXATIVE BRolIo QUINTNA,
usado en- todo e pundo para curar Resfriados en- un
dia. La frma de E. W. GROVE, Sc halla en- csda
eaiita,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

GRATIFICACION Ell viernes pa.
Bad6se quedo, clvidado On an CARO- e'eC.
tHiCo del PaEque una cajits que Conter fs
un Fomen1oBcopio, (apRrstl para ans n.
tsE) perteneciente I'm m6dico. Qaien Ia
haya encontEado y 10 dsvuelva en- 10 fer
mRcia Colon BeE& gFst;fcado 3a,
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compuesta d e Aceite
puro de hfgado de baca-
lao de Noruega, con
Hipofosftos de cal y de
soda. Is Ia cura mas
rapida, mas perlnanente
y mas positiva de la
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PildOraS ROsadas
5 delDr. Williams !
EN LAS BOTICAs.

Hotel Helvetis sin6nimo de com 7di
dad y bisn estar. Hosp6dese allf no ir6
nunCa ctra parte. El sBnerado Bervicio
= Emo tratO de la enCsrgsda del hetsl, 10
haCsn ser uno de loa mejores de 10 iSla.
Cruz u. Pedro SchiEa propieta1io.
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CexcepCi6n hecha de los EatadoB UnidoB)
que represents una organizaci6n efcaz
para obteneT Is TeatEiCci6n de IL tubercu'
IogiB.
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!. El PurgatOriO
!. De Cada Mes.
La ATR0Z MIGRANA.

Las PfldoFas Rosadas del Or.
Williams CuFaran aun ouando
Todos Ioe Dennis Renee
dios no Curaron.
EI simple hecho de que los hom.
bres padecen raramente de mi
grafla 8 dolor de cabeza, mientras
que la mujer 10 sufre tan a me-
nudo, sugiere bien el que las causas
tienen su origen en- ell tempera-
mento delicado del esexo, y sobre
todo en- las funciones organicas de
la mujer. 81 Ia regularidad de
esas funciones Sc hace dif1cil, Las
migra1as, dolores de espalda,
nerviosidad, insomnia, son las Pc
nalidades CONSEQUENCES. Para la
( migrafIa y demas dolencias NADIA
iguala q las Pildoras Rosadas del
DIR. Williams. Modifcan en- efecto
81 estado general de todo el siste-
ma. Enriquecen y purifcan la
sangre, fortifican los 6rganos y
regularizan sus funciones. El
| tratamientQ de las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR., Williams, tan simple,
tan facil, ha eurado a miles.
La Sra. DofIa Cruz Romero, de
Amatlan, (Veraoruz), Mexico, es-
cribe; tDurante tres amos padecf
una dehilidad eonsbante y progre-
silva, debido q Ia pobreRa de sans
4 gre. Sentfa nauseas, fuertes pal
pitaciones al coraz6n, NAL humor,
inapetencia, y estaba posefda de
ese horrible dolor de cabeza casi
constantemente. Todo cuanto
para mi Sc hizo era inutil Y solo
cuando tome las celehradas F1lde.
! ras hosadas del DE-. Williams, ca
que conQei tranquilidad y alivio.
Con un POGO tempo de tomar esta
medicina de acuerdo q las indica-
clones que acompaflan al frasco,
me halo eurada y sgmamente
agradeeida, motive por el cQal no
yacilo en- recomendar por estas
/ lfneas este valioso remedio q mis-
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Evening journal., 1907-10-19
Be MEN!.
A Question Of Labor
What No-License Means to the Working Men
,aa-@eh as' -'' and Women

The various departments Of the licensed trade il Delaware
expend in wages annually $544299.3l.
This paid directly employees in the service of
in the trade
mentioned is only part Of the wage benefit
by those who work for daily weekly salary
for the patronage represented in the expenditures
among merchants, trademen hundreds of clerks
employed services would not be required not
for these customers
Can the worngmen of Delaware readily dispense with this
large employing ability and the sum it pays to abor9
Are There Too Many Jobs 2
Are Wages Too High?
Evening journal., 1907-10-19
Are You to Throttle Delaware?
9Ea KmEnnHV AMGNU D. M
BE MEM!
What No-Loenso Means to the Business Man


undoubtedly fact that business OF any community
fail anayze the Of patronage that contribute to their
prosperity
Very often the incrdependence of their relations with their
par is ignored.
purchasing power of their patrons their only
of prosperity.
Win the business of Wilmington and the counties of
Delaware TAKE NOTICE?
The general disbursements for all purposes by engaged
this industry, follows:
City OF wilmington .S4o45,o3ob9
Rural New Castle County. 4487oaoo
New Castle County Total. .$449463s6o
Kent County Total ................ 4ooo576I
Sussex County Total .............. 313,692oo
Totals for the State. .......... .$52I73883o
That the payment by the engaged in this trade
the total Of five and millions of dollars
The tota number Of dealers among whom this vast
distributed is 1882.
Can the business men of DELAWARE afford to dispense
with this trade
Do you Philadelphia merchants get what will be left?
VIII decrease your trade to increase the railroad passenger
and steamboat traffic?