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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-05
REGULARS ON
PRACTICE MARCH
Battalion of the Nineteenth infantry
Leaves Fort Bliss for Tramp
Through New Mexico.

Fort Bliss, Texas, Oct. 5.-The bat
TALON of the 10Th U. S. Infantry left
the post yesterday for a twenty-one
days practice march.
All the officers accompanied the
company except Captains Hanson and
Lawton and Lieutenant Screws. They
remain behind with detail of fifteen
men for guard and garrison duty. The
command will be absent three weeks
in Eddy and Lincoln counties, New
Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-05
EQUAL SUFFRAGlSTS
TAKE SHOT AT HOTELS,

New York, Oct, 5.--The New York
Equal Suffragist League at its regular
session here, put itself on record as
opposing the rule in hotels and resta-
urants not to receive women guests
after 6 o'clock The resolution adopted
heartily endorses the action of Mrs.
Stanton Blatch in bringing suit
against the Hoffman House in conse.
quence Of her being denied admission
to the restaurant Of the hotel because
she was not accompanied by gentle
man.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-05
coLLAPsEs AFTER
DELIVERING SPEECH

Memphis, Tenn, Oct, 5.--President
John e. Vance, of the Ohio Valley I'M
provement Association, collapsed i'm
mediately after delivering his speech
before the Waterways convention here
today. He was taken to hospital. His
condition Is considered serious.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-05
LOOKS LIKE HUNG.
JURY IN FORD CASE

San Francisco, Oct. 5.-Shortly be-
fore noon today the Ford jury sent
word to Judge Lawler they had taken
thirty ballots and still were unable
to reach an agreement. The Judge
then ordered the jury to appear in
court at 2:30 o'clock.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-05

Blank certihcates Of births and
deaths required to be furnished by
physicians, midwives, nurses and other
attendants at such occurrences, for
sale at the New Mexican Printing OF.
hce. Low rates and IN quantities to
ceive prompt attention
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-05
FIRE DESTROYS
100000 HOTEL.

Magnolia, Mass, Oct, 5.-The new
Magnolia Hotel, one Of the finest in
this seaside resort, was destroyed by
fire today. The loss is one hundred
thousand dollars, Incendiarism Is
suspected. The hotel was closed for
the season two weeks ago,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23
Son Antonio SIeu1 LQlHdy.
sOs-s11 ct. @ars's Ctr. eamsntOnt

Bur erfttlaifee arbeit mire e~elisfe.t
ginen Brnhe auitgaa ruirh sic oabop
0berseuasH,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23

es1eaes Su2ss 1878 BIS 1890, bic er
M wagluNb bsrbtaGke, In Qmertta.
1ax@ beiH@se bds 6cpesfprb Gols
lsge sg psnnHetnGnien uab besos bter.
disf bh &as0orbsuniperftdt. an Der er
befsats init 20 JaBrsn nit 5BGte1l
GSren IN bsr Gbsnnie arabusrte. SIM
AdRre 1891 tpnrbe Rs9arbs bon Der
Hoto8tbstintpsritat gu c3atpdlb nod
aeapasg unb 1gsat nod GSttsnssn see
fusht, bsnlft sr {t9 urlter Der Maleie
TING bsxisr aGnlBosien 6stsatssn In bet
t6en @Rtmse pssSuntpmmne.
Mud kBrss Ra9aTbs esae bestiang
MpeISHngsn am pplrss4nstnm AT
Msgsben, MpR 1894 NS 1901 mar e.
nslfhpTu3efps fRr Ubsrnse az Der Gar
Hpsbsdn;berFtdt, SIN Iesfgeaa,siatsn
safse srkself Rt4dtbs etfen Rnf ais
AHsatHpr ffir Gbsn1is an bic untperFe
tat Gs.tsgbsn; Il Isbnts iebo9 ab, ba
I'M MapsfGest bpm Der 6drnarb,unts
psrf4At be SIesHartise 6ortsse Stels
hug aneabotsn tporbeu mar, bic er
asH6An lnb feitbeul betlsibe4 bat.
Das Sauptfubiam prpffor Rts
Gdtbs' bstrtfft bic otomifasn @es
ApaAts. b. 3. bic @eui&tsproportionen,
aiaass tDsI9en berf9isbene GIesnsute IN
che msrbtabuns NIT anbsrtn Glemens
ttfl sistreten unb reue @abfansert
tslSttl, Ga tptrb ongsmein sngegeben,
bah Mi6arbs In biefsm 3nsise Der
USfrAte cine Der eritsu Mutoritattn 1T.
Die 1erufuns Ridorbs' auf ben
MooitbeIss 2ebrFubt ipurbe bobur9 Be,
wafEsuigt, bab Der Wifftent Or.
'@sG1ier bon Der 9emtfGem Mntalt Der
Hgs!faer i~intperiftat auf elm Sabr an
bic Sarnarb : lIntberfnat gef9idt
@sxbs, um NIT Ri9drbs Gibtung 3u
ittgisss. Dabur@ tn es mDgIih ae.
mc1Ssn, fur Rt9arbs In Berltn Elm
qua Nr}botmitteln bei9oifenes tleines
0atrAdsDrsum esnsuTi9tsn.
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yGaopfnns.
Seine nriade nub wie iie gebetlt
merOeu fann.

3n Diel 9%e9eiieit,
Vtagen gang aufgeblGbt,
@and auBer Sr0nung,
Sabe beute gar tsine SUIT aun1 Irbeiten.
9lallbe, t) babe einen auberen Mnfall ben
8ili6iitat.
aGtpas elngenommen?"
nS9; eitt9e Yillen, aber feline Abbiilfe; Is
t0n1r1t mir nor, ais iperoe i'd eiiengepan5ert.
Utanbntal berboppele t1 bic Soiis uno ban1
oeruria9t lie mir 10 itartes Ibfubren, bag
i'd gu i6tpa6 gum @rbeiten bin. 9ente, i'd
tiuB r1al ettuas 9teue5 probiren.@
0Senals BridlD NIb 8itters beriu9t?"
n9tetn; bcbe oft 9enug napon 9ebOrt, e
abet nod ME Deriu9t.n
sNun, Sic tuerbsn nit Der @irfung 5u=
frieDen fem"
Ste abfiGrsnbe Gt9enIboit bes QridlD Aib
Sitters e%ntferat nibt nur ale 8erbdrtun=
gen, GAZE ano 1lnreini9teiten, ionbern trdf=
tt8t Die Wusteltbdtigfeit ber GingetpeiDe, tpo-
Sur6 Elm regelmabiger Stuhlsang beroorsez
rufen ipirD.
9ridlD Qib 8ittsrs lit Elm Ginseiueioez
Sonic un0 Gegulirer I'M pabren Sinne bes
Wortes. Gs fDrDert tdglide Gntleerungen,
betpirft g~eiunDen Stublgano unb lit bas bette
befannte Mittel fir geitorte @erbauung, Iufz
sebldbtbeit uno oertppften 3uitanO. 1
$. 81. 9ladtpelper BON ait6fteto, Sm.ts
iast in Der a0it9fielD Metps": sd bin germ
bereit unO thatid6li1 frpb, 3eu9utB ableser
o1 t0nnen fir bic 9uten GlsenI9aften BON
9ridlp Nit 8itters als elmer Mebi3in fiir
Die 3ieren, ben Masen unb Die @inseipeibe.
Sd babe es felt ben lesten finfaebn Sabrea
tets gebrau9t, ipern immer i'd ettpas berz
ortt9es brau9te unb mar nit Der gSirfura
oesielben ~ieceraeit oOlltommen sufrieben.
&auft bas e6te NIT bet 3iffer n34 in
rotbem Srud auf Dem Gronts2abel.
Del GpOtbefern O%ertauft. 9reis slice.
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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY
WHOLESALE GROCERY
etnmifFous.@.f


Btr tibrer aIe Nrten bDngrocertes De.
treble, Mebl, 5utterfoffen aller &rt, 61b,
ner.W eiasn, 8uderrobr . San,en, RoHir.
Rprn, beutiber 5irie unb Seu - In Bn.
genlabuneer Dber tueniger.
Bir er{udben nm g0nignatiunen BOO
9anbes.8 rD6ncten. Sfnele Grlebiaune
Der @eidhdfte.
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se,51 stptfnen apsi bsna9borten Gle
t5EBssh Oh abtrbriider pernBgen. Won
bsH DsShten obsr Retttn itsbt innler
hae cine gstd oben, bos nS8Ne unsen
eas4 tintn SfpltrtSrpsr NIT benz an.
FoetKben Niist In Werbinbung. Dur6
tssit 8ptf9enf8aItuns Der SfoltrtDrs
pst bleibt Der Gtrom tets ssSffnst,
ust q fAIteBt ii6 erit, tDenn fi9 eth
SSs1Jft onf spsi beno9bdrts DrGhts
pbA Rsttsn fest. Damn iptrtt bsr
MDB6rat pIs gale. Gum @nloden 6sr
HhAesttsre iDtrb nod Elm Gt9t ober
sbls lodfpeife In bic gale geftsqt unb
btsfs bonn fhn ftlbft nberlaHen,
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@lfhtrilde Questionable.


@i~Hsst@es esppaSa3 spa4 Wesse nsn NESS,
sSe sse auessen &ssbtbsssea.
Dem mafenfqmg unb Der GDbtane
Hqn MfAesr Safstsen, ME Mnstttps
baeHt cine po, BEN Uren8ofsn Manriet
Gfosttn erfunbens sieftrtf9s SALE, Be
bet Bic UanetAssrs bus9 bte Bsfi6.
1aitse Stueier DoIe ben Sfrom f9Itebsr
uab h,r4 ben AberfsrtnseHbtn Uuuter
eetbbtst tpsrben.
Dptf9sn Stpst metgQensr Rtnsen
pp1 bsslsu Der cine NIT be1a pofttDest
BIZ onbsre NIT benz negatipen 90
stHsr glsttrt3ttStsquene bsrbunben TIT
tesR bic psrtifol nber chamber ltegerl
feHfsn &sttsn ober DrSbts 70 bi@t
nstaesaaaber. baB beranfliegenbe Sr,
}ssssf NIT ibrtm RBrper ben 3ptf@en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23

S:bsorie babe i'd bag ii@tige Mittel s~einnosa unS
ibn furiert.
Siet ien 3eit babe i'd 2eeionen bon 6ranen nit
ofteler etnfa9en 6ausbebanolung, Die Id brau&te be-
tarilt 9eraadt uno fe aud bottet sroBartteen grfole,
siele oon tbnsn nit ben boffnuneslofeiien Srintern..
Sas Wtittel fam beinli6 geeeben tueroen, If niht
tener, leie9t 5u erbalten, pcltdnbig harmlos, unb %
BOB es Sbnen belfen uirS uno i'd tperos Sbnen aern
aues tpeitere oarlber faeen, tpenn Sic mir Sbren 9ta=
men un6 4brehe ienoen polen. Die metniee IA
1r0m wtar9nret Mneerfnu. @sabIe aIbe.. 2597
GtlIbnru. o. D. Senben sic tein Stlb; ID babe
ni&ts au n~ertaafen.
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'iaeMsr A~ustaaf1proftGnr.
Der GAsnaSges Hsdtases eas ben Rsesftse
EannfaeeIte SAAkefktahK

esaefsssttfesAsisnHE.
0sr neue afnerttonf@e Wpatauf9s
pfosapt flr ben Notwithstanding
Oh be- 9etttner l1ntberittdt, profeHor
E, xbeobDre 90. Nt4orbs bon Der
6Gfbdfbe lief an Der Ser
HNer 6o4f4ule lber r8eRimmuns ber
pepftdNf9saemtfdsn RonIsanten."
&hsobofe 20. Mt9asbg marble 1868
aa Dermant0tpn, ga, seborea. Gr
yssflsbte fttne Susenb NIT Qusnabme
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~ Die fleisi1ften Grbeiter baben
GnfdlIe BON Miioigteit. Die aus Der
unDrDnun9 i'm Waaen. in Der Sober
unb in ben @tn9emeioen entfteben.
Gin paar 9pien nDn BridlpNb
Witter8 belfen bern ab. reiniger
bne Blut uno bringeu neue6 2eber
in Die Nbern.
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Tiad's 5 SCENTS eapaua.g iearre
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Uram
OOer
S6naps
@el6es?
@te stne Sraa BITE 9rintirage II, fanf gRtnu,
ten I6fe. nSeDe Sran, BITE eruflt&
~ Na@ternbeit iut 9rinteu In ibrer
Tz- Tautilte tuiini1t, fnmu ibreu
@nni@ lei@t erfiGen."
sic fagt:
Sd CLAUDE bas. SD bin hberaeuat, haB iebem
Wanne teinatbfGena eorl S@naps unb Bier beige.

bra6t tperoen tann.
9as III meine Grfab=
rung seueien. Na&
3tDansiq= iabrieer Soras
UNI meinen Mann, ber
INNER anfbbren tpoGts
uno nt@t tonnte, "a.
be i'd a~us9efunoen, 6ab
Die Sriut=G epobnbeit
Iberbauptf ein Qa=
fer, fonbern Elm 2etneR
1T uno baB Der ftarts
Srinfer otel nbtiger
Webi3iu ala 8aroiusn=
preoi9ten brau4t.
!, Surm Nefnlnunn Afefer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
ROCK ISLANDERS BUY NEW AUTOS:
LESSONS FROM SHOW LAST WEEK

While it would seem Il trifle early to
the average person to buy automobiles
for next summers use, a number in
Rock Island have made contracts for
spring delivery. and in one or two in
stances cars nave been delivered. The
indications are that a greater numbe"
than ever before will be found riding
in new machines when the mud. dries
in the spring. Those who attended the
big exhibit in Chicago last week could
not help catching the fever and the
cOntagion is bound to spread as signs
of spring grow more numerous.
The earliest purchaser of 1907 ma
chine. as previously noted. was w. H
Marshall, who will shortly receive 4
Pierce Great Arrow with both limouS-
inc and open bodies. Mr.. Marshall
chauffeur. Alec Trevor. is now attend
ing the Pierce school of instruction at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15

agents for any corporation. The bill,
which aims at keeping out of Illinois
evils such as were disclosed in the in
Surance scandals in New York, has as
its mainstay the following section:
Direct or Indirect.
1T shall be unlawful for any officer,
agent or representative acting for such
to give or contribute any
money, property. labor or thing of val
ne. directly or indirectly. to any mem
Der of any political committee, political
party or employe or representative
thereof or to any candidate for any
public office. or candidate for nominal
ton TO any public Office. or to the rep
resentative of such candidate for cam
paisn expenses or for any political
purposes whatever, or to any person,
partnership or corporation, for the pur-
pose of influencing or causing such per
son, partnership or corporation to in
fiuence any elector of the state to vote
for or against any candidate for public
office. or TO any public officer for the
purpose of influencing his official ac.
ton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
Rising from the Grave.

\ prominent manufacturer. William
\. Fcrtwcll. of Lucama, \. c.. relates
most remarkable experience. He
says: After taking less than three
bottles of Electric Bitters. feel like
one rising from the grave. My trouble
is Bright's disease. in the diabetes
stage. | fully believe Electric Bitters
will cure me permanently, for it has
already stopped the liver and bladder
complications which have troubled me
for years" Guaranteed at w. T. Hartz'
drug store, sol Twentieth street Price
only soc. ..--.t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
Puqilistic Pointers.

The Young Corbett-"Kid" HcrmrT
match still hangs fire The promoters
would like to stage the contest March
f6. but the Herman party is holding
out for March 20. s..
Dick Fitzpatrick is after Billy Mel
lody for the 'welterweisht champion
ship. Dick held Billy to three siX-rou1Jl
draws several years ago and believes
he still is good enough TO give the
champion d stiff argument. F'itz re-
Gently was beaten by William Papke
who practically is-a green hand at the
game ,'.-.-''
Young Fitzgerald. who lost ~
round decision TO Johnny Coulon at
Milwaukee Tuesday night. and Kid
Murphy, New York Italian. who S
considered the best bantamweight in
the east. will clash at Milwaukee 20
night at 1917 pounds. The winner can
secure match with Coulon at 105
pounds, weigh in at O'Clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
TWO MILITIA TEAMS MEET
Company A to Play Company c Bask
etbalI Game at Muscatine Toniuht.

The Company A basketball team OF
this city left this afternoon for Musca-
tine, where it will met the crack
Company G team of that city which
now claims the national champion
ship, this evening. The Company 4
boys realize that they have very
hard proposition ahead of them, but
expect to show the Muscatine team
what they know of the game. The
game will be Il hard-fought one, and 4
great many of the lovers of basketball
i'll this city are enthusiastic over the
affair and its outcome If the boys
lose tonight. they have opportunity for
revenge in the return game 10 be play
ed next Friday in this city. A number
of enthusiasts from this city accom-
panied the boys. The lineup for the
game this evening will be as follows
Company A-McManus. center: Robl
and Souders. forwards: Shinstrom and
Oberg. guards.
Company c - Lillebridge. center;
kautz and Fuller, forwards; Kenne
flick and Fifer, guards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
BILLS POURING IN
Corporations Targets for All
Sorts of Proposed Legisla-
ton in Illinois.
PROVIDE SEVERE PENALTIES
Comprehensive and Drastic Measure to
Prevent Contributions to Po-
Iiticai Parties.

Springfield, Ill. Feb. 10 Corpora
tiens of all sorts. sizes and descrip-
tions came in for a many-phased at
tack yesterday in the form of bills
that potirned into the lower house.
One measure provides Imprisonment
and fine in case any corporation con-
tributes to any political campaign
fund; another prescribes a maximum
rate for telephone service and declares
that the operating companies are to
be considered as common carriers; 4
third imposes heavy penalties on con-
Germs that seek to destroy competition
by underselling and discriminating III
prices; fourth requires packing and
Strengthening houses to take out licens-
eS and TO submit to examination by
the state board of live stock commits
sioners, while still another aims a shaft
lat the liquor corporations by raising
the saloon license to $1,000 through
out the state.
Provides severe Penalties.
The measure prohibiting corporations
from helping along the campaign fu.ri
of any candidate for Office came from
Earl d. Reynolds, and il is d back.
action. hair-trigger bill working in both
directions by providing a Jail sentence
not exceeding $1,000 or both for per
sons who solicit or accept contribu
| tons of and those who make them Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15

Buffalo with view of thoroughly I'M
derstanding the new car when it ar
rives
The new high-powsr runabout, virtu-
ally touring car with special body
with a single seat in the rear, made
its appearance here some days since.
George Sudlow being the owner. Mr.
Sudlow selected a National of 40horse
power. He also bought National IL
mouSine.
Stuart Harper has placed an order
for a 20horse power Maxwell touring
car for early delivery. Another who
will have a Maxwell will be DIR. E. NJ.
Sala, who has ordered a physicians
special 20-horse power runabout with
top and glass front A number of 9th
ers have virtually closed deals for run
abouts or touring cars. Robert Smythe,
agent for the Maxwell machines. has
contracted for ID. and has already dis
posed of two-thrds of that number.
Other agents have deals pending
| MIR. Smythe who spent all last week
in Chicago, was highly pleased with
! illt Suo"l iii, ultt'it bSrFtlt ilstShihto lt
sells. at the big exhibition. OF the
/ Maxwells, he says, 500 were sold during
the week. a larger number than of any
iother single make. He is also more
Enthusiastic than ever regarding the
lPierce. which he believes has nearly
reached the limit of, mechanical per-
| lection. He took ride in the Great
Arrow that won the Glidden trophy,
which was at the Chicago show and
which at that time had travelled over
| 26,000 miles withoutta single adjust
ment of an important bearing of the
engine. The car. of course. has al
ways been in the hands of an expert
i but it was subjected TO severe tests.
u The automobile sl15w proved grea.
educator to builders, sellers and buy.
crs. 1t is not d hard5matter nowadays
to separate the chat from the wheat
and downright freaks receive little
or no attention at ALI The automobile
has developed into a standard type ~
vehicle requiring no radical changes
in construction. butHrather a refine
] ment of details from year to year
However, one type of new car con
struction receives considerable atten
ton from nearly half score builders
, of more or less consequence, this ].
the bugSy-like one seated runabou
with a solid rubber tire OF small sec
tional diameter Wheels about IS i,
40 inches high air-cooled, two cylia
der motor. side lever. steer. which Sc,
at the moderate price. of from $500 !:
500 and does not require the expen
J sive pneumatic tire. as its speed is q
miles or less. On the other hand tn.
} small single cylinder runabout of tn
& odds" type disappears very fast an,
} fawakeued no interest at the show q
all, in fact the largest builders of thi
type. the Oldsmobiie company, hav
,auii building this little. rnnabOut an,
z idevote all their energy Ia buidin
\ tfour-cylinder cars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
BENNlE YANGER
WINNER IN SIXTH
chicagoan Stops Morrison of Benton
Harbor Before the Middle of Hot
Springs Bout.

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 15.-BennE
Yanger of Chicago. defeated Johnny
Morrison of Benton l4arbor, Mich, in
the sixth round of their scheduled 20
round fight before the Wilmington
Park Athletic club last night. The
bout was hard fought up to the time
Yanser stopped his man.
Jim Corbett has deposited. through
Jack Burke. $4,000 with a Chicago
sporting man as Il forfeit To secure 4
match for Mike Schreck with Cham
pion .Jeffries. Corbett thinks Schreck
is the only man in the business who
has chance with jeff" and says he
fries will take him ON.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
WILL INCORPORATE
County Humane Society VIII
Secure a Charter From the
Secretary of State.
FIRST DIRECTORS CHOSEN
DR.. DeSiIva, Dr.. J. w. Stewart, and G.
c. Weneer to Be Incorporating
To Increase Membership.

At "A well attended meeting of the
Rock Island County Humane society
last evening at the city hail. arrange.
meuts were made TO incorporate the.
society, and a draft of the articles of
incorporation was approved The arti-
Giles state the object of the organiZa-
ton to be 1.-The prevention of cruel and
inhuman treatment of any living crea-
ture' The management of the soci-
ety's affairs is vested in board #
nine directors, three of whom are TO
be elected each year To serve three
years. Eight of the nine directors 70"
the first year were elected last eve
ming. and are Hon. William Jackson.
DR.. J w. Stewart. Rev. Marion Hum
phreys, States Attorney J. X. Scott,
Mrs. Belle Jones, Mrs. Alice Wagstafi.
DR.. ii. A. Hoilingsworth. and Miss Ed
ma Burkhart The society will elect
the other director later The incor
poration papers will be secured at
once from the secretary of state. the
ncorporators being Dr. J. w. Stewart
| DR.. Joseph DeSilva, and G. C. Wenger
badges for Members.
The committee on membership ap
pointed at the last meeting. made re-
port last evening recommending two
methods for increasing the member
ship, one by supplying each member
| with badge. and the other by a per
sonal campaign The plan is to suppl,
| each member with a badge on naymen
of ST. This badge will not only fami.
| iarize the public with the society. bu
| will clothe the wCarer with certain
| authority. The personal campais.
plan calls for a pledge by each mem
Der TO secure"tive new members. TIL,
committee also recommended that
mass meeting be held and speaker
on the humane society movement b.
secured to deliver addresses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
Handbali Teama Play.

Two handball games were played at
the Y. NJ. C. A. last evening i'll the
business mems tournament between
Weld. Both games were won by the
latter The score of the first game
was Il TO 6, and the second II to IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
SISTERS OF CHARITY
Recommend Father Johns Medicine for Colds and
bronchial Trouble and Body Builder
BY Sisters of Charity, ST. Johns Hos
ptal, Lowell, Mass.

We cheerfully recommend Father
Johns Medicine as good remedy for
colds. bronchial troubles. etc. also Il
tonic for building up the system. The
ingredients of which it is composed
seem to be perfectly safe and well
worth trial by all suffering from
troubles specified above
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
Pspke Wins in Record Time.

Spring Valley, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-BefUre
1900 people and under the auspices of
the Spring Valley Athletic club. Billy
Papke met Carl Anderson of Ham
mond last night and put him down and
out in 80 seconds in the first round in
what was scheduled as 10round bout
A right in the neck and two uppercuts
did the business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
BY Sisters of Holy Cross, ST. Gather
ines Normal Institute, Balti-
more Md

I'VE have been using Father Johns
Medicine during the past winter
and spring. and gladly testify To
its superior merit as body builder
and general tonic.
If your druggist does not have 1t
send 81 for a large bottle. express pre-
paid, to Father Johns Medicine, Low
ell, Mass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
a Valuable Lesson,

Six wears ago l learned valuable
lesson writes John Pleasant of Mag
nolia. Ind Il then began taking DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, and the longer
/ take them the better | find them. :"
They please everybody. Guaranteed
at W. Hartz. druggist, 301 Twenti-
eth street. 25c. ,g:fEat -. ~,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-15
"A Man
Duty

is to his family first, then to
his friends.
What obligation requires a
man to give personal security
for his friends, and thus imperil
his famiiy's welfare?
Corporate Bonds, as furnished
by the American Surety Com
pany Of New York, are in
every way superior to Personal
Sureties, and are rapidly So
perseding them.
Don't assume an unnecessary
risk because of a mistaken idea
of friendship.
When asked to sign bond, do
y. your friend a service by putting
him IN COMMUNICATION with the