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The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-14
4 Daay,Iyr \

that sometimes termls the stoppage of live, auI To quickly end this e disaGreeable senss,I.s' New Life Pills shouN remedy. Guaranteed
 lsfactory in every css
 back. at all drug store,
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-14
Rs;s's e1vl <

O. s. Woolsvsr. on. s, merchants of LeR,vs'' "lf you are ever t,ouhI ply Bucklen $ AruIc, s, me of item for eood Cures every sore, vo
 sion. 25c. at all dus 1
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-14
4 RAPY I'll

J. ]. Mann, of Fordy es: Used Carls.edt's ( Powder for 10 years, ci of female troubles. h1 doctor for s years, tes or 3 doctor bills a yeN without it. Worth its A free sample at BFool
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-14
4 HAPPY nIl||

will see that her baby < for-to do this a gooe necessary. Many bse worms and their moh tiff your baby is tss sleep at nights, t 7 worms. Whites CK will clean out these ve pleasant way. 0nce Give it a trial. Ph Sold by Brooks Phsa
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-14
HOLLY aRor s NEWS

tlip 70 Ffelcna laSl Mcnuly.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Renfro's little ca;Id was quite sick last Saturday.
 The colorsd folks had rally day a. the St. Paul church last Sunday.
 E. B. Wlllams made a business trip 10 Helena last Friday. Prof. W. A. Owens is attending the <NTeachers Institute at Clarendon his werk.
 Zack Cauley and Miss RhoadS. Of Clarendon. spent part of last Sun day in Ii. c.
 Gut out the mortgage and the booze; neither of these are made for the real man.
 Bro. Patterson filled his pulpit at H. C. last Sunday at II a. m. and 7:3o p. m.
 A number of our business men at tended the railroad meeting at Brink ley last Thursday
 Biit Ables was on the complain CTS list most Of last week but is quite well again we gladly note.
 George Chunn. who attended the State University of Fayetteville dur ing the last session. is al home.
 The colored folks of the first Baptist church observed childrens day at H. G. last Sunday
 C. H. Boyd has put in a first class wagon team and driver and will do a draying business.
 Mrs Joe Monroe, who lives few miles south of H. C. is quite sick at her home with lung trouble.
 Miss Fannie Ables. who has been %on an extsnded visit 10 Newport for the last two O. three weeks, arrived home last Monday morning
 The Woodmen of the World ob served decoration day at the csme- tery last Sunday. June 9th. Quite crowd attended service.
 The editor of the ARGUS stopped off at H. G. between trains last We'd nesday. bet this scribe failed 10 meet him.
 Msssrs Dick Chism and Will Byrne have purchased the freight business. including team and wagon, from MT. Sid Connolly, and are now combating that business.
 There will be hundred acres Of cotton planted on Judge Greens East Lake farm after the 10th of June. The question is, will it make any cot ton planted as late as the 10th Of Juns1 MARRIED: At the brides hom, four miles south of H C.. last Sun day. June 9th 1907. Mir. T. C. Bank ley to Mrs. Jane Bowden. Esq. John Nj. Kerr oificiated. We wish for them long happy life.
 We arc rejoieed to le1fl Of the marked improvement in health of Gov. J. 5. Little. We geatly hope that he may yet live and De able to serve his tims out as Governor Of the State of Arkansas.
 We greatly hope that the two bad mud holes in front oi MT Dave Dials froat lawns will be made passible real soon. These two places are the only bad places on the road from II. c. to the cemetery.
 Sine. school was out Master Willie Branch has completed quite a job of white washing He has whitewashed
  the picket fence which encloses the beautiful Branch residence. We commend the young man for his energy and the ambition he manifests to have everything around the premi- ses to look nice and clean.
 Mrs. J. B. Mcdonald. of Vinita, !. T.. is expected to visit her relatives al Fl. C. about June 18th. Quite little time has elapsed since Mrs. McDon- aId has visited the home of her child hood. She vii! bring the two Me Donald children. Jack and Mary. with her.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-14
FOR BAD BREATH AND soua STOMACH.

Try Carlstedt's German Liver Pow der; removes the cause instantly. A cure guaranteed. A free sample at Brooks Pharmacy.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-14
Summer - . .uuu.u Excursions

lkFxpeHsve----c0MpaEHew:!vE Made 30 by Rates ard Ssryice Afforded ky Rock Island lines.

Made 80 by Rates ard Ssryice
 Afforded ty Rock Island Lines.
 cAllf0RNIAI One fare for the round nun pirv trip from all Rock Island ... stations-on sale daily, June to IS. Tickets are first class, with long return limit and liberal stop over privileges. Also one fare plus s for the round trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco, June p to July 5, sc- count National Educational Association. Return limit, Sept. l5.. Via Portland for slight additional cost.
 PAclFic One fare for the round NORTHWEST l trip from all Rock --.--.----l Island stations-on sale daily, June 20 to July l2, to Portland. Tacoma. Seattle and Vancouver. Very low rates also on same dates to Spokane. These rates account Christian Endeavor Convention at Seattle and B. Y. P. U. Convention at Spokane. Return limit. September IS. Via California for slight additional cost.
 EAST AND One fare plus $2 to SniiTHFAST Saratoga Springs, N. -.-.--- Y. and return. account Triennial Conclave, Knights Templar. Tickets on sale July 3, 4, and 6.
 One fare plus $2 to Philadelphia and return accountElk's Convention. Tick cts on sale July +, F and i3
 Round trip tickets at fare and a third to Southeastern points on sale daily. JAMESTOWN Very low round trip IS EYpnetTinN day, 50 day and season ticKets. Cheap side trips to holders of all reduced rate tick cts East. Reduced rates also to Chica- go, Great Lake resorts and to Colorado.
 Fell Particulars fsem yssg Mssrsst Agsat
 Jas. Harris, Q. ?. A., Little Rock, lrk.
 Geo. \. lee, 6. ?. A., Lille Rock, lrt.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-14

Just tell them you saw it in the ARGUS. =
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14

instead of spending $3O,0OO,0OO more than usual. Hobson would lose his few remaining hairs.- Springfield Republican.
 Hartford's anti-vice crusade has been started up again and those who are behind the movement insist that it is to be kept up until the unde- sirable element is driven out. Pro- prietors of disreputable resorts are being given jail sentences, which is a sure way of discouraging their ac- tivities.-New London Day.
 It is quite probable that in future the German government will not ln- terest itself at all in the annual mi grafton and repatriation of the great army of hoboes. All they will ask is that once gone they will "stay put. v They do not care to be used as a haven for the destitutes who have been unable to make good in Ameri- cas- strenuous industrial warfare for the survival of the fittest.-Brockton Times.
 It is rather late in the day for Russia to make a scapegoat of Gen. eral Stoessel. The revolution is quelled, the Duma has been peace ably translated into an agent of the autocracy, the whole world knows why Russia was thrashed and how Stoessel was left to contend against hopeless odds. To execute this man, or even to disgrace him further would be profitless and cruel act Pawtucket, R. l., Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
THE oAKvTLLE COMPANY.
 makers Of uTpr Avn rTTAT. G001g

20. Freight and Express Address oakvilIs. Conn Telegraph Address. Waterbury, Conn Nsw York oGes IS Howard Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
IGeneraI Markets.

New York, Dec. 15. FLOUR-was dull and barely steady; Minnesota patents. s5sOa5so; winter pat ents. A sOas %: winter strsights. ASa465; winter extras. 3I5a4l0.
 RYE FLOUR-Quiet: fair to good, A.S a5.I5: choice to fancy. 5.2aa5.n
 wHEAT-weakness abroad and favor able Argentine news broke wheat half a cent: May. SIJ07s1.87h-
 BETTER Creamery. specials. per pound. zsc.: extras. 2c.; firsts, aizazsc. ; seconds. zla2sc.: thirds. Haze; held. spe- Cfals. Ziza8c.; extras. 2saz5c.: frsts, 2ia Sc: seconds, fzazsc-: state dairy tubs. fresh, finest, ZazSc.: good to choice, 3a Sc. common to fair. 1az4c.: process. spe- cials. Eaz3nc.: extras. z1azzizc.. frsts. lsa soc: seconds. I7aIsc-: thirds. isaisc.: imi- tation creamery. frsts. daze-; western factory, firsss. 1slsszoc-: seconds. lIlsa Islzc: thirds. I5elsc.: packing stock. No. z lThaiSc-: No. 2. Isalsc-
 CHEEsE-state. fun cream. small. col nred and white. firm. isAc.: large. eolored, fine. Iss.c: white. 1st1c-: good to prime, IE4aIsc.: late made. best mAaiec-s com mon to fair. sa-ai1izc-: skins. H pound specials. lie; skins. fine. slzss3zc-. fair to good. sase: common. si4a414c-; full skins, lac.
 ECGs-S,ate. Pennsylvania and nearby, selected white. 5oc-: good to choice. ga sc: brown and mixed. fancy, Sc: aver age bss1. 5szssc. hrsts to extra nrsts. z-s sc: storsgs- fancy. I&1zs1sc-. 6rsfs. lIs Isc.; seconds. IsaIs1zc-s undsrgradeS. Bs isc-: lined. IszIsc-
 HAY-Quist: good to choice. NIsszlN
 STRAw-steady at Sc
 LIVE POULTRY - DuEI ard lower fowls. szIrlzc: cd rooStsrs. e.: sprins chickens. safsasc. ducks. 11ai5c-s geese. | zI1c, tarkeys. I4a1sc-
 DRESSED POULTRY - Steady: frese kTIIe1 fsEis. chesce. IzsIs1sc-: d.. do- fair to grod- rIa1.c.. ed rcos1srs s11c- ruzs<frE ckicksrs. rsarhE. 14slsc-s eo-- do- western. IszI3e-. brolsrsL Essroy. 1saz9e- En- vezSsrn- I4s1Scs turksys. EszreT Ssoses ts fzzcy. Iszzr-. a. O. fair C gSo6s I4A1se-. es- western. enoses ts fan e. T-a1ss. e. e, fair ts gpo& 1ts1ss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14

The demands of the printers III New Britain for more pay and short o, bours has been adjusted in the daily paper offices in that city, put the Herald says it will be 1orceu owing to the request for higher wages to give up it's job printing business after January 1 rather than rnn if at a loss. It is rumored that at least one job printing office ln this city will go out of business as soon as affairs can be settled up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14

In 1909 America is to have lively obiect lesson in the world wide spread of womans suffrage, says magazine writer. For the first time on this side of the Atlantic, the quinquennlal con yention of the International Suffrage alliance will meeet in New York under the American president, Mrs Carrie rh,pmup Gait. At least eleven cOun- tries will report that they give wo- men equal suffrage, every suffrage eX- cent parliamentary. or municipal sui frage. It may be recapitulated that fulI suffrage thrives in New Zealand, federated Australia, Finland. and the Isle of Man. Norway, not to be out done by her neighbOr Finland, lately bestowed parliamentary suffrage on low taxpaying basis. thus qualify ing practically every woman. Every suffrage except parliamentary, more over, pDiHlil6 HI
 Ireland and Wales: and 10 unmarried women in Sweden. School or muni- cipal suffrage. or both, prevails throughout the provinces of Canada. The latter. it may be mentioned. granted municipal suffrage f"rty-tivc years ago. Municipal suffrage for un- married women exists in Iceland. In Russia women hnuschold"rs elect members of the local council. In Italy and France women vote for and are eligible to sit upon the tribunal of commerce. In several German, Austrian and Hungarian states an in- hnitesimaI franchise is allotted the fair sex. To add cosmopolitan c"I"r. ing comes the glad tidings of munich nal suffrage from Natal Africa: like wise from Bombay. India.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14

While the position in which Kep- rescntative Peter A. Porter or New york finds himself would ordinarily ho considered unenviable, MT Porter hears up with fortitude, says Wash- mpton writer. The republican caucus turned him down on the ground thaI however good a republican he may De- bo was not elected as a republican, but defeated the regular repuDllcah nominee. eX-Representative Nads- worth. Mr Porter says he IS content with the ruling of the caucus put ne denies it's right to deprive him or ms renublicanism. He declares that ne is a Roosevelt republican" and that as if was Mir RoOsevelt's popuIaflty, more than his own. which is reSpoh- sihla for his election to congress, ne will stand uniformly for RooseVell nolicies and vote with the republicans on all party measures in the house. NIr Porter has a pleasing personality, although somewhat handicapped by deafness. and is likely to make many friends in congress. He chose seat on the republican side and voted TOT Sneaker Cannon's election. However he may be treated in assignments to committees. he has up to date been re- rarded with favor at the white house and since his election has designated onnointments for postmasters in his district. He is an old friend of Presi' dent Roosevelt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
HEARD IN PASSING.

The German emperor is said to carry a beautiful and expensive anu let. The plain American citizen laughs at such folly and continues to depend on a horse chestnut or raw pOiato.-Providenee Bulletin
 Governor Hughes has not secured any rooms at Chicago. but Speaker Cannon has taken a suite Of the best ever and regardless of expense The sneaker proposes to be on the ground and 10 know what is going on Bridgeport Standard
 Senator McIsaurin of Mississippi has introduced a bill for issuing cot ;ou certificates for use as money DoubtIeSs we shall have presently uruposed legal tender certificates uf whezt- rye. bacon and greens. whis- kev. popcorn and peanuts--NeE York World
 The Ispanese are ecn1Omizing in their hudget- For the navy less money will be appropriated bT sl5.- eos. zee. Suppose we should dO thaE,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
ssE $ E E,s'

said the groceryman, MT Bierd IS letting his whiskers grow. Yes, replied the man with the copper nose, as he paid for a bag of Brown Ouicllfirc Charcoal, "because no par Der would shave him. The barbers union decided it unfair, because wire drawing was not their trade. An Italian barber shaved him once; the next time he got in the same barber $ chair he heard the barber mutter | fixa him.. Looking up, he saw the barber approaching him armed with a file, a pair of nippers and sheet of sand paper. Not desiring to De fixed he got out in hurry and gave 1t up.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
Wesleyan Wins Triangular Debate.

Middletown, Conn, Dec. 14.-By de- feating Williams here and Amherst at Amherst, Wesleyan university won the annual triangular debate. The subject was Resolved. That revaluation by the federal government of railroad property used in interstate commerce is desirable and expedient." Raymond S. Curtize and Arthur G. II. Power de- tended the affirmative for Wesleyan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
Subscription Rates:
SATURDAY, DEC If, 1907.

Scientists predict that the earth will become as dry as the moon With in 5O .OOO. 900 years. If the rate at which the south is going is any ln- the scientists will have to shorten sail on that guess consloer-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14

lot of good. My job nearly all these years has been in the garden. I had charge of the one in Dannemora for years. l loved it. I was really sorry to leave 1t two years ago"
 Hofmann has received pardon from the parole board. Next week Warden Frost will take him to New York, where Mrs. Booth will care for him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
New Cupid Law Jan. 1.

Albany, N. Y., Dec. 14.-The new marriage law goes into effect on Jan. 1. and no one may be legally married in this state without first obtaining a license.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
cars Irspsetor Is Indicted.

Little Falls, N. Y., Dec. 14.-Four in- dlctments charging larceny of lumber from state lands were returned against Charles A. Klock, formerly game in spector. by the grand jury of Herki- mer county.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
NiIIisn BIi,. Passes Away.

Boston. Dec. 14.-william Bliss, pres ident of the Boston and Albany rail- road for the past twenty-seven years, died at his home here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
BRANDIES.

Fine Old French Brandy, 6
 years old, s4, now .s3.f5l Cognac Brandy, years old,
 s2.50, now ..............SZ. SZ .S5l Cabinet Brandy, 3 years old,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18
EDITORS TO MEET
ACROSS THE RIVER
Southern Iowa Associations Conven-
ton Will be Held at End of
Next Week in Davenport.

The Southern Iowa Editorial aSsO-
citation meets in Davenport Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of next week and
the Commercial club of that city an,
the press of the three cities have ar-
ranged an interesting program. Dis
cuSSiOn of business matters and listen
ing to topics treated by practical news
paper men will constitute the chief
portion but will be varied with social
diversions Thursday afternoon at
o'clock the delegates will be treated to
steamboat excursion and in the eve
ming they will be guests at a cOnccr'
by Ellery's band. Friday afternoon d;
3 o'clock there will be an automobile
ride to Rock Island arsenal and other
points of interest and in the evening
the Commercial club will tender a ban
quet. The election of officers will take
place Saturday morning. \ matter OF
considerable interest, particularly tC
the smaller publishers, VIII be a dis
play of typesetting machines which
will be set up at the ST. James hotel
the headquarters of the delegates
These machines will include various
devices that are sold at = lower pric.
than the machines now in more com
mon use
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18

feet lot 2, block l, Guyer's Third addi-
ton, Rock Island, 81.
John Volk to John Weiss, south 6
feet, lot II. and north II feet. lot 10,
block /, Guyers Third addition, Rock
Island. 81.
J. E. Volk to Charles Volk. west 4513
feet, lot s, block ), Thompson & Wells
addition, Rock Island, ST.
Fred VOlk to William Volk, west
2G 1912 feet. lot 10. block ;, Thompson
& Wells addition, Rock Island, 81.
David n. Hamler to Alice A. Rounds
lot Q. block 4, Acme addition, Moline
$1,000.
George w. Hamler to Alice A
Rounds, lot -, block ., Acme addition
Moline. 81 600.
J. b. Oakleaf to Drury A. Babcocli
lot y, block l, Third Wheelock Fiji
, teenth street addition, Moline, $500.
Andrew J. Freeman to Drury A. Bah
cock, lot /, block ,. Third Wheelocl
Fifteenth street addition. Moline. $500
Mary Koehler to Chester Lnlibudge
undivided POI feet of west half o.
southwest quarter of southeast quar-
ter, section /. 1G, CIV, $5I14.
William p. Bronner and others Il
| Chester Lillibudge. undivided 1921 fee
! of west half of southwest quarter o.
southeast quarter. section l, &c. CIV
$542S4.
c. y. Newcomb to Charles DeVens
lot 9, block ., Alday's Third addition
Moline, $1,000.
Edward c. DOnahOo to Frank c. Kel
| ly, lots % and 20, block >. Donahoo &
Cosner's First addition, East Moline
$500.
William McDougall to Luther 7
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18

3:30-Discussion and Fourth Depart
ment Conference-Rey. w. p MacVey,
Spencer Memorial, Rock Island.
4:00-Our Responsibility for Christ
Conquest of the World.-Miss Kate l.
CaTnes. Woodruff.
4:15-Our Equipment for the Con
quest of the World for Christ-Rev. O
ID. Wood. Port Byron.
Tuesday Evening
7:30-Song Service and Devotionals
Rev. G. =. Snedaker.
S:0O-Address Temperance Omens'
Rev. r. f. Smith. Galva.
SolO-Miss Phoebe Scannell Aledo.
Address-Rey NJ. c. B. Mason. d. ID.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Closing service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18

the chapel" opGliing a door. "They
destroyed the altar and got away with
the silver service"
"What kind of heads did you say
they had"
"Round-round as bullet. Their
trousers We're always out at the knees"
How did that happen:"
Praying They fought, prayed and
sang psalms. all at the same time"
''Why did they attack the CASTLE"
"The duke was Il cavalier"
Il thought cavaliers were very nice"
"They wore beautiful lace collars
and long curls. if that IS nice"
When the inspection was finished
and they returned to the starting point
the man picked up his AK and babe the
girls good morning. Annie, who car
ried Il small box i'll her hand, said:
"Do you think the duke would object
If l took a few views"
Certainly not"
| She proposed TO him to stand with
his AK over his shoulder and be photo
graphed making a central figure for
one of the views. He smiled and con-
| StllGNI. L utll. Win NIlsillhN, tilc IlltiillS
departed. The same afternoon they
| went to London and left their plates
at photographer to he developed. On
calling for the proofs the photographer
asked how they came to get the views;
and when told offered them $50 for the
plate containing the AK man. Since this
would give them a "trip into Scotland,
they accepted it.
While they We're in Scotland the
| British cabinet was Outvoted in the
house OF commons, and new ministry
was formed One of the Illustrated pa
hers fell into the girls hands. and Il
picture in it surprised them. 1t was Il
reproduction of their photograph of
the AK man. Under it was printed in
caps. His grace the Duke OF c., the
new prime minister, returning from his
daily exercise"
Annie looked at Susie. and Susie
looked at Annie. Then Annie said:
II think we'd better go home and
take another year at school"
FLORENCE GILBERT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18


eryWhere, explaining as he proceeded.
This is the square tower" he said.
1T was blown up during the war of
the roses"
Il didn't know roses ever quarreled,"
said the younger girl, with surprise.
Were there many of them in the
tower when it was blown up?"
quite number. They were red
ones. Their blood stained the walls"
The perfume must have been de-
liciOus."
This is the banquet hail." their
guide continued, opening door into an
immense apartment around which We're
ranged dummies wearing armOr The
table reached from end to end"
what did they eat i'll those days."
"OXen, hares, calves. anything
they could get They were hard eaters.
hard drinkers and hard fighters"
You don't mean the dukes and their
families, do youi"
'Oh, the dukes ate drank and fought
harder than any one else. They were
an ignorant set. Scarcely any of them
could read or write
Good gracious
"This part" the guide went on. "was
sacked by the rOundheads. Here was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18
Letter List No. "a.

List of uncalled for letters for week
ending June 10:
Miss Jennie BrOgan, Austin, Bland
Chas. Campbell, Mrs. Martha Davies
Mrs. Mae Fowler, DR.. and Mrs. VIM. F
Green, r. c. \. Hill (2), J. NJ. Hodges
F. G.. Herman, Harvey Logan, Miss
Bertha Mielk, w. b. MOusely, Walter
NJ. Newton, Patricia O'Heron, Jno. G
Poll, Mrs. Mary Reddig. Mrs. Grace p
Standard, Nell and David Shand, Jane:
Watson, Jake YOntZ.
II. 4. J. M'DONALD.
Postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18
Every Man His Own Doctor.

sThe average man cannot afford to
employ a physician for every slight all
ment or injury that may occur in his
family nor can he afford to neglect
them, as so slight an injury as the
scratch of Il pin has been known to
.cause the loss of limb. Hence every
man must from necessity be his own
doctor for this class of ailments. Sue
cess often depends upon prompt treat
ment. which can only be had when
suitable medicines are kept at hand.
Chamberlain remedies have been in
the market for many years and enjoy a
good reputation.
Chamberain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com
plants.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs. colds, Group and whoopinG
cough.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Ian anti
septic linimenD for cuts. bruises, burns
sprains, swelfings, lame back and rheu
matte pains.
Chambe lain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets for constipation, biliousnesr
| and stomach troubles.
Chamberlain Salve for diseases OF
the skin.
One bottle of each of these five prep
arations costs but $1.25. For sale by
| all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18

Chamberlains' Stomach and Liver Tab
lets tonight. They produce an agree
able, laxative effect, clear the head and
cleanse the stomach Price, % cents.
Samples free at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-18
Collie and Diarrhoea.

Pains in the stomach, collie and diar-
rhoea are quickly relieved by the use
of Chamberlain Collie, COlera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all
druggists.