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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
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Mar iioen @obert Sultons Damper
iin fgrite &eiie neoao &uoion=
Selp ON ban imi6lertt6 Ser
beo fit fin Sbeori befreftet ON, at
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
st. Daul.
"St. Paul Tidendess Kontor, Room AZ
Union Block Cedar 8 Fourth Str.
We'd Kjcb eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den veIkjendte, )uves
Ter Simon Nelson. 2oo E. 9TH St.
Paul.

Uhre bespg den velkJendte Juve'
Ter Simon Nelson. 2oo E. 9TH St,
Paul.
Den / iibite Mnn1er omtalte Mape.
famp, Ser i. Sgnoags otte Gage fanot
Ste6 neoeyi 8ierce County / @iscon-
fin meo ct. NauI iom n6gangspu1ft
for Sports.GfSfuriionen on 8oro
paa Damperen uGoples" bar III 81.
a. facet gfterTGt / 8orm at en- 8poe
paa 200 Doll., mes S~agsomtoitnin-
ger, ialt 303 Coll, Ser maatte err
5aeges at 9%aloonfeeper Chr. De
@itt beraf Bpen, Ser erflereoe fig
ifpIoig i at babe foranitaltet 6e1r
noble Mffnre. &on blep be1tet at Ell
Gepntp Sberiff neoe fra @llsmortb,
isis, og reilte fripilligt meo BAN
oerne6.
1Snoo @piritusuoialget ON 8oro
paa v@omles" ben paagi9l6enoe
@enoag argaor, er Damperens So
rer, &aptein s.. @inons blepen in6-
1tepnet for CONNER &anft, og bans
Sag bill blipe beban6let / n9ite nge.
Sen fibite @alnbel al &oncerterne
paa Mu0itorium / forrige l1ge bar
fulot pnroige Sc fgrite tire &oncer'
ter, og operpereoes bper Mften a
ltore 5farer at Menneifer. uScan.
6inapian geigbt" Sorsoag Mften for.
Igb og iaopel oe
ibenife iom Sc to norife 9angfore:
ringer, rGram" og uMoromenoeneS
@nngforening" bgiteoe megen 8ifal>
og iarg uieobanligt goot, ielb ON oe
res Brpitationer 10 ielpfp1geltg tiff
fltrbe pirfe operp9l6en6e imponeren:
Sc / Set megtige 2ofale eller beb 81
Sen al set itore &or: rMmericano"
ser blep gjentdget 2pr6ag Mften
fplote Sen megttge Sal til iioit'
Hla6s og oppafte ON ntuligt ertonl
mere Snbel en6 be6 Sns6ags Spfg
relle1. -8ao Grub at Sen itor'
Eopularitet, lom Snnes Srfeiter er
bperbe6e Jig / SEN forlgbne nge, blet
set arrangeret, at Srfe1tret / Sgn
bags ifl1l6e gipe to efstra &oncerte1
= n6en &or - for at Set ret funo'
faa 2eiligbe6 til at bite fig iom ser
ppperltge orfeitrale Organization, Sc,
err; og bermeo il11tte6e iaa en- / ct
Nuuls Muitf=gnnaler eneitaaenbt
SnfceS, Ser forbaabenlig oil blibf
gjentaget as Mare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13


Mr. r5t. SAUL Gi6enoe"!
&i9re @en! - Hao @ultrl1s % eg=
ne 8egne tqffer leg 9ig ma11ge Gait
&c for Sen %elifpGroige Maa6e, paa
bpilfen gu a11melote Dor glnfom1t til
Merriam @arf. Set bor oilers Dor
@eniigt at bolot bort Snotog ser
title og %nbemarfet; % ri bab0e al
0eleS iffe tenft paa at fomme / Mpi=
len, Ell beller at Ser ifulbe atgipes
Snlnt fra 6eitningen, eller at Sc
Srrofsote iful6e meoe frem / Sptog.
Men 90 ri MI cit Cling er TONNE ser,
og ga oltloo bele ben bonife &oloni
be6, at ri er flptteoe, ioa inobpoer hi
berbe6 ben 9reoe &eoaftion lamt ollie
bore a16re @ennercttl at belpge % i
bort npe Stem.
&igttgnof er set enonu iffe lpffe=
oeS % at fomme / @eli6beli e al ct
lpgmmenoe 8ala0s poa Sen bergmte
Srts 81; men ielb ON Susrnmmet
for 3ioen er liot fnapt, 1aa er @i9r<
terummet iaa meget 6elto ltprre, og
bore 0enner er altt0 pelfomne.
S11oen ieg ilutter tillaoer ieg mig
at giere Sen ereoe &eooftion op=
mprflom> at ieg life bar og ej
beller bar | 9in0e at nnoerfaite mig
bperfen Merrtam eller Union Hqrf
Snoianerl1e. 81 MacalIeiter Yorf
Snoianere u%11oerfaiter os ingen. 81
leper I Sre0 me6 bore Naboer iao
l9nge De lelp gniter BET; men b e
Dem, oerlom be fonnmer % for 11ar,
laas ct ri parat til at male % me6
&rtgsfarper11e % ipinge Dor Coma
bapf, og gaar Ri ferit paa &rigs-
1tien, laa bltper set &rig til Dgoen.
Otter bbao ri %erfarer leper Sc for
ifiellige Stammer omfring Sris
Seen / 6reo il1obproes, og set bill
bore mig Ell lo1l0 Sorneielie at lont-
lie Dem ale, iammen meo Bette 8loos
&eoaftion og alle Be orabelige Selte
g. s., Sa1rs 2apien, Silor, 5ipa pq
SO. 8. Dos mig til cit lille 8om
lpom*)1 / min @iglpam 1888 ct
Mntbonp Mpe. Sum mao Be preoe
Serrer fife intte Meien op efter aro=
f%ootleiteg, 90 Sobnlons &rofobillt
f%orlGngit er afgaaet beo 9goen.
9grbgbigit
S. 81. g. e.
: Mntagelig ct Macalleiter &or1
Snbianerzl16trpf for en- lRffel
&et, iom ri glaber % ]oproeles
mage. @eb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
Gn bebaeeIia 11bflnst

9amt1et 11e0 groOer O.. rs Ndss
ml,sier % IS. @p0eien al 2oge $50.
81 rejite leg fioite 2proag til &ice
Safe for at inbiatte Morbitiernel1
2oge SEQ. 266 al Oct bm1ife 8rooer-
iamfnnb.
S ct lille 2ogbus, omgipet at itore
&ine-1rarg6ber % frootge Marfer,
inoe ct lille onnif Excitement 5 N1il
geit for Slice Safe; blep 2ogen itto-
iat.
Disie M9n6, iom bar o%perpnnoet
8ampeifopen % omoannet ben tic
frooigt Mgerlan6, er af ben iolioe
5lags, iom Ri meo @l9oe og Stolt-
beo tager in,oo og inoIemHer ! por
8rooerfrebs.
&eIo % 2pffe meb GoerS me 2oge,
og Sat for De Elmer JOIN %Dtttlbrogte
/ @bers Selifab.
&.enrp @p 5 e e II,
8. 8. Sm6. 9. g. g.
aapitoliet menes at babe p9ret be-
iggt at ca. 10000 Sremme0e / State
6air l1gen: :
9en fri 2uncb / Saloonerne bleD
otter / Eirs6ags ilaaet libel beo at
Sroinancen berom blep De6taget I
Msiemblp'et, Sen gaar MI til Mapor
5mitb, Ser iiffert paanp pil gipe Sen
lit geto. &pao oct iad bliper til, er
life go6t at bi6e.
Sferb meb at ibnoerbuese Jig ielb
bar / Sirsoags en- 20aarig. Barber
Sor,1, ser piit pluoielig bar blepen
gal. &on brg6 in6 / en- @%rocerpfor.
refining, fit fat / Ell 9fse og gap fig
til at bearbejoe lit eget @obe6 mel
set lfarpe 8la6. laa oct bar ga11ife
ienoerflenget tiliioit. On Mengo<
Mono ,betragteoe set ubpggeligt
Sfueipil, men ingen tur6e fommf
bom ner, fer 3 8etiente for IND pac
bam og fit bam &nabnet frapriltet
0oftorer1 maatte ip oper 20 Slpngel
ialna1el1 paa bam.
Gfterlet fra Tair l1gen. ct. Raul
Dagen / Sreoogs par life begunitige1
al Secret, set regne6e set meite a
gftermiooagen og bar bitterlig folot
men ct. Hauliterne lo0 fig life goc
paa at iaa liot. De flelte Sorretl1ir:
ger fer / 8Den iamt be aominiltro:
/ the &ontorer bar lnffe6e / 9agens
Mnle0ni11g, og / itore Sfarer 1trgm.
meoe Soft 6eru6 paa Gair @rounl
me6 oct &eiultat, at 9agen funof
refor6eres me6 ct 8eigg=Mntal al
nnlten 10000 - pmtrent fun 1900
minore emo forrige Mar paa ct. Saul
9ageu, ga 8eiret / ollie &enieenoer
par ioeelt. Sorsoag gap $1,000
moo ca. 52,0o0=i Gior, % 2drbaa
meo Set go6e SEER CAB ca. $4,000
moo fun ca. 26,500 / 6ior, laa Ser
Sc babe p9ret flere Menneffer
0ernoe / Mar enc / 6ior, bpis Sallene
bap0e bol0t Stif, og man lite bap6e
begooet 6en fie0elige &egnefejl at
t9lle ca. 10000 for mango paa So
Dor Dop / Mar, ser bar opfgrt meo
ca. $4,000, og lom fun bite Jig at
babe gipet ca.s82,0OO - ODER II 600
minore ems 1i61 tie '9lor. @run6en ber=
til maa nprmeit leges /, at 5por-
Dognsfaciltteterne ii6ite Mar paa Ga
Dor 9ap bar grufuloe, og at itffert
Suiin0er al Smin @itp Golf bar lpo-
ret bit og oprt, at Sc life en- an0en
@ang bi1oe inolaoe Jig paa at gao
oeruo paa ugens it6rite Dag. Com
BET III bar, gap Sairen / Mar alt /
alt ca. $4,000 moo ca. 295, 900
6ior, men / 8etragtning al Sc ieroe-
les ~ugunitige &eirforbol6 / Mar mac
bette &eiultat enooa figes at bore
oberor6enlig relpeftobelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
ROPP'S
Commercial Calculator.
A Ready caIculator. Business Arith.
mstie and Reference Book Combined.

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13

fgrite @ejie oper Sceonet. 9enre
8aao er 700 SOB lang, mailer 32>-
600 @egiitertorrs % er foripnet meo
E~urbinmaifiner og fire Sfrl,er. Gu
nar6 2inien fortiener 8%ergmmelie
for at bape oriitet Jig til at anpenoe
BEN npe Dripfraft paa Sen itgrite og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13

Ter fnn goot % billigt reparerf om
Dos g. g. Ggnoper, 50 SO. 7fb Str.
ct goot l1obolg af 6o6fgi for Meno
og Drenge finoes altio paa Eager.
S gg E n 60 n g.
Gen tore Obi 6ellotps Grben -
s. 9. s. S. - mp6er i Morgen og
fommenoe Gage Der i 8pen ! aonpen-
tion, Der er ben itgrite al Dem, Der
6oloes al 9roenen / Marets SIT, %
Der bentes $4,000 5remmeoe til
oerrne. Set er ben iaafalote Soper=
eign @ranb aooge, ser boIoer Mgoe,
tog uo at oe mango Gremmebe Der
fommer, bill fun $50 officieH ffu,t11e
1eltuge.i 2ogens 6orbanolinger. Sor-
noe1 2ogens Mrbeioe % &c forifjel-
lige noflueter, Ser arra11geres, pil4
Der paa nplte Onsoag blibe Ell flor.
&araoe at ollie Sc / 8pen Derenoe
DOB Selloms gjernem 8pens @aoer,
og 6enne bill aIe11e paa Gruno al
AltaIlet blibe oberoroenlig impone-
>renbe.
@obt ejort. g11 gommel Mono
fra @ranbon Ggnen i @isconiin gif
forleoen De tire Sier0eoele at geie1
oerfra, neiten 200 MI, og berino til
BDen for at lie fine Dgtre, bnem ban
pluoielig bar fommet til at langes
laaoan efter. Cg ga ban life bnpDe
mere ems 81 Gents / 2ommen, bar
Der 10 lite onoet for bam at gigrc
emo at tp til MpoitleneS 8efororing.
Da ban en6elig fom beri16, babe
ban life engang DgtreneS M6resi e,
og tr9t og mo0lps ponbre6e ban /
mango elmer runot / 8pens @a0er,
inottl ban be6 ct iom set ipneS noe
item %bioun6erligt Silf9l6e fom forbi
netop set @us / Merbeoen al So.
Sebentb Ctr, Bbor oe boe0e, % bpor
De fra Ginouet fit 9ie poo bam. Sc
iioite so WfiI al Gejen bar SEN gomle
Mfa1o Dog beo EN- 8rafeman's @en-
ltgbeo fommet til at tilbagelGgge
@abooIen paa ct Sragttog.
6bormange &rocent? &eg1 no
6boo Sin Sortienelte bliper % opm
iaa ielp ON set betaler Zig be6re at
iRtte 6ine Sparepenge / EN- 8onf.
&bts gu for CTS. fjgber 40 Stores
&ano al mig til EN- Hris al $3.50 per
Mcre. Det bItper iaft $500. &aa
bette 2ano betaler 01 / - Mooneoer
Sd per Maone6, ialt $50. Sao er
Der &enter, ben fprite Gong $16.5 80,
gu ton ga lutte mes 6ine maoneo-
lige 8etalinger, bpis gu bill, og Ser
efterablot betale. Nenten, ser er $15
per Mar. Mltlaa paa to glar pil on
bape betolt &apital $50 log @enter
$3.50, tiliammen $S1. so. @fot=
terne poa 2ol16et fan fife belgbe Jig
til mere ems 81 for Sc to Mor, oltloo
omtrent $50 ialt. 8eb Sen Sis fa11
Der life bore Spgrgsmoal ON onoet
emo at ol bill flt1tne ielge set til Ell
Nris at min6lt SIS per Mcre. Seq
fan iffe tage meget fell beri, ga on6re
II II lelger BET ielplomme Slags
2ano | ielplamme 2ofalitet til Ben
&ris. Mltioo peo @noen al to Mor
bill gu faa 5000 for set 2a11b, me6
anbre Orb, 6u oil ioa $3.50 %iiteoenfor
De inoiatte $85, en- rem Sortjeneite al
$265. @up6e ou lat $50 / Ell 8anf
paa to Mar til en- &entefo6 al 4 Bro=
cent btl6e gu fun babe faoet $3.4O.
Sg bbis Snoifu6ene bap6e p9ret 81
per Maaneo biloe Sine @enter beIpbe
Jig til fun set Babe beraf, altioa life
fulot 50. 9ette er 6orifiellen mel
lem at anbringe Sine 8enge / 2anb
eller at latte 6em / en- 8anf. Men
bette Ell life alt, set er / @rnnoen Sen
minoite 6or0el. Safta er nemlig at
8anferne life altio er at lioe pau,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28
WHY MANY WOMEN SUFFER FROM
CONSTIPATION.
The Natural Remedy.

The delicate and intricate character
OF the female organs make them most
susceptible to irreguarity, and for the
same reason it is most important that
each one should be kept in condition
TO perform its functions in a normal
manner. AT all of the special periods
when Womankind is performing the
functions peculiar to her sex there is a
decided tendency to sluggishness of the
bowels. Nature then requires a gentle
assistant. Not powerful and expensive
drugs that must be taken at frequent
intervals and are so drastic as to dam
age the tender lining of the stomach
and bowels and do more harm than
good, but pure and harmless laxative
such as is the famous Natural Mineral
Water-HUNYADI JANOS-one dose
OF which will move the bowels gently
but copiously in natural manner. The
dose is Il a tumblerfu drunk on arts
ing in the morning (slightly warmed
for best results) One bottle contains
many doses and costs but trifle at all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28

the big parade The bell will be hung
in the Davenport lodge ROOM
Obituary Record.-Thursday after
neon. Joseph Eldridge, the veteran
Davenport liveryman and pioneer resi-
dent of the city, passed away after
suffering from failing health for 4
couple of years. and being critically
i'll for the past few days. Mr.. Eldridge
was born Jan. IS. 1884. in Camden, y
j.. and came to Iowa in 1899. Since
then. for a period of almost 30 years
he has been a resident of this county
and city. At first the family located
on a farm, and later deceased was i'll
the restaurant business in Davenpo [
with his brothers. Bowman H. an
Tony +. In recent years he had been
in the livery business, until his retire
ment four years ago. His wife SUI
wives him, and a daughter and two
sons-Mrs. Enoch \. Wood of Taco
ma. Wash. Harry w. and Willard b,
besides the two brothers, already
named
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28

man residing in the east end of Rock
Island, who formerly was connected
with the local division of reserves.
Lieutenant Freeman is held responsible
for a number of revOlvers which dis
appeared from the armOry last fall. and
the board which has been appointed by
the adjutant general to sit here Oct. 1.
will determine whether the lieutenant
must make return to the state for the
loss. Young Hill was found guilty in
police court Feb. of the theft of the
revolvers. About a dozen army Colts
worth about SIG each disappeared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28

Concrete for telegraph poles is the
latest, according to n bloomington
GID special dispatch to the New York
World. w. d. Boyce, the publisher. is
conducting the experiments. He is
planning TO build an electric power
line between Marseilles and Peru via
Joliet He will erect during the com
ing fall line of concrete poles be-
tween Marseilles and Ottawa and
await the result of the winters action
upon them. If the use of concrete for
telegraph. telephone and electric light
and power poles proves a success it
will mean the end of the wooden pole,
as it is asserted that the concrete
poles will cost less and will last twice
rs long.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28
WATERFOWL.

Mrs William Derry and little daugh-
ter. Bernice. arrived Monday evening
from indianapolis, md for a visit with
Mrs. r. G. Young. Mrs. Derry was
formerly Miss Maud Hawkins, an en-
ploye at the hospital.
James Kelley is in Moline visiting
with his son Joseph Kelley and fam
lily.
\ farewell reception was given Tues
day evening by the people of Silvis to
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar WOolhOuse and
family-prior to their departure for
their new home in Akron, Ohio, where
Mr.. WoolhOuse expects to take up the
ministry of the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shellabarger re-
turned to their home in Let's, Iowa
after a visit here with their daughter
Mrs. w. H. Ellis and family.
Mr.. j. McGilivary returned to his
home in Wilton. Iowa, after a visit
here with his son, John McGilivary and
family.
Herbert Lloyd has returned hons
after several months absence.
The Royal NeighbOrs We're entertain
ed Tuesday at the hall.
Mrs. Frank Savey returned Wednes
day from visit with relatives in Ca
manche. Iowa.
Mrs. La GreIius returned to her home
in Port Byron Thursday afternoon af
ter Il visit here with her sons, Oscar
and Charles "A GrCIiuS
Mrs. Frank Kelley and son Arno were
i'm Rock Island Thursday attending :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28
DAVENPORT

Fall Proves FataI.-Hubert Endriez.
aged 40, died Thursday evening at his
home, 1907 Harrison street. from in
juries received in a fall from a street
car at Fifth and Harrison streets.
about six weeks ago. Deceased was
born in Germany, June :, 1862 He
was resident of Davenport for -
years, having been employed at the
kimball house for nine years as Chef
He left the Kimball about II months
ago and was working at Silvis AT the
time of his injury. He is a membe~
of the order of Odd Fellows and IS
also a Mason. The members OF his
family who survive him are his WIFE
Mary Endries, one daughter. Ge~-
trude, and two sons, Frank and He
bert
Begins Work on Big Dran.-The
city has commenced work on the big
storm drain that will be constructed
across the old Lindsay & Phelps prop
erty in East Davenport straight down
river. 1t will carry the waters of the
creek that from a point near the
new Mcclellan Heights church. has
heretofore followed a meanderin@
course for nearly mile southwest. II
the river BY doing away with this
long stretch OF open creek the city
will avoid the expense in the future
of maintaining and at times renewing
several bridges and Il lot of waste
land will be levelled mp and reclaimed.
City Claims Property.-At Yesterday
afternoons meeting of the city cOUn-
Gil in committee Of the whole. Alder
man Malloy offered a resolution which
was adopted. to the effect that it ~
the sense of the city council that the
Rock Island roads lease Of the Old b,
c. r. & y. property at the foot oi
Brady street is null and void and that
the city shall claim the property as IT
now stands. buildings and all.
Elks Get Liberty Be!I.-Dayenport
lodge. No. 29S. of Elks has received
a bronze bell. facsimile of the celr
brated Liberty bell. with the compli-
ments of Philadelphia lodge. No. ,, OF
Philadelphia. The present is in recog
milton of the fine showing made bE
the members of Davenport lodge a
the Philadelphia grand lodge meeting
last summer. at which time the local
Elks were the center of attraction ii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

birthday anniversary at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKenrick are
entertaining relatives from Camanche.
Ill.
Mr.. Mayberry and Miss Evelyn
Patch, both employees of the hospital,
announce that they were recently unit
ed in marriage.
Mrs. Will Young entertained the la
day.
H. r. Crum returned to his home in
the southern part of the state Friday.
Mrs. Crum will remain for visit of
three or four weeks before returning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28

"Took here exclaimed the irate
suburbanite as he fioundered about in
the green water and soft mud. When
I bought this lot didn't l tell you l had
just been married.
You did, sir" replied the land
agent boldly.
"Wcll, do you think this is the prop
er place to bring bride?''
81 do, sir. Didn't l hear you cali
her Duckie' two or three tines"
Chicago News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28
MOLINE

Music Teacher Resiens.-Miss Grace
Harrington, supervisor of music in the
public schools has rendered her resig-
nation to the board of education andyl
returned to her home in Galeshurg.
Miss Harrington was one OF the new
members of the teachers corps, having
replaced Mrs. CastertOn this fall. She
reported for her new duties at the
opening Of school, but was almost inn
mediately called home by illness in her
family. She was gone a week and then
returned TO resume her duties. she had
barely got the music department into
working order when she was again
called home. She returned Saturday,
and the early part of the week an
nomced that it would be impossible
for her to continue in the position.
Near Death from Coal Gas.-Remark-
able luck alone saved five persons
from death by asphyXiation yesterday
morning. and, as it was. two, Charles
w. Skinner. father of the Skinner boys,
and a visitor in the city, Miss Carrie
ThOTnblOOm, We're so near death that
| it required an hour or more of work
by physician TO bring them from the
coma into which they had fallen. The
home of Charles Skinner and his son.
| James G.. Skinner. at so Sixteenth
street. was the scene, and James Skin
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Lindberg.
who keep house for the SINNERS. We're
the other three whose lives We're
Threatened. Coal gas was the cause of
the catastrophe, and only the fact that
| James Skinner arose for a moment 10
shut his register at an early hour pre-
vented a terrible tragedy. The senior
Skinner is in the habit of arising and
Iattending the furnace about 400 every
morning. 1t is thought that he did so
las usual yesterday morning. and, feel
| ing faint from the coal gas which per-
meated the air in the cellar. returned
| to his room and fell asleep. Shortly
before the younger Mr.. Skinner arose
to shut the register in his room. The
gas had made his throat and mouth
dry, and he started TO go downstairs
for water He had taken but a few
steps when lie fell unconscious. The
noise of his fall awoke Mr. Lindgren,
who. with his wife. occupied an add
| Joining room. In the meantime Mr.
Skinner had come to and opened some
windows. He and Mr. Lindgren. both
only half conscious. set out TO awaken
the household Mr.. Lindgren was fore
led to break through window to reach
the room of Miss ThoTnbloom. and
found her lying on the floor uncOn-
Iscious. She had evidently been arous-
ed by the gas. and succumbed to it. as
she arose from her bed. Mrs. Lindgran
lattempted to leave her room. and faint
ed at the head of the stairs. She
laroused moment later and went to
the first floor, where she again tainted.
In the meantime windows had been
ICpened, and the Lindgrens and Mr..
lSkinncr revived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28
Lost and Found,

Lost, between $50 p. m, yesterday
and noon today, a bilious attack, with
nausea and sick headache. This loss
was occasioned by finding at w 7.
Hartz's drug store box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Guaranteed for bill
:ousness, malaria and jaundice. CSC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28
The Main Point.

Young man, you don't want my
daughter"
''Why. sir. can support her in the
style to which she has been accu;.
toned
But can you support her in the
style of which she has been accus-
toned to read in trashy novels p
Washington Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28

Buys City slock.-W. II. Adams. well
known capitalist of Rapids City, has
completed the purchase of the Skinner
Annex, the brick block at the corner
Of Sixteenth and Library streets. The
price was $4,000. The sale was made
in the settlement of the estate of Por-
ter Skinner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28

day morning the new 15-minute sched-
ule will take effect on the interurban
line running to WATERFOWL and Silvis.
The time table has been posted by the
company, and the different runs are
being chosen by the crews. Cars will
leave Moline every 10 minutes and al
ternate between Watertown and Silvis
from Warmers crossing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28

It's better to do something for some
body than to do somebody for some
thing. Try this today.-Wall Street
Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-28
Sept. | to Oct. 81

Your choice of four fine daily trains
and the two best routes to the Coast.
tourist sleeping cars on payment OF
berth rate.