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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Small,
sure, safe pills. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
SILVIS.

Miss Elizabeth Rough and Harriet
and Dow Bancroft of Rock Island spent
Sunday visiting at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Hinklcy and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Walsh. Miss Harriet Bancroft
remained for few days visit witt
Miss Vera Hinkley.
Little Helen and Ralph Comber Of
Galesburg, who have been visiting foI
the last three weeks with their grand
mother, Mrs. Speade, returned home
Friday
V. II. Dumbeck's new soda fountain
is now in order. 1t is an elegant fiXt
ure, of solid mahogany and quartered
oak.
Howard Stephen and Logai
Adams of this place have returned
from spending the Fourth i'll Chicago.
Miss Nellie Conway and sister, Mrs
Roach of Chicago, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Powers
near the brakeshoe works.
Arrangements have been made by
the gentlemen members of the Catholic
church choir for a hayrack party to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
REYNOLDS.

Mrs c. c. Johnson and children re
turned home Saturday after week =:
visit with relatives near Wilton. Iowa.
The Misses Maud McAdam and JeI-
ME Mcconnell went to Rock Island
Saturday afternoon returning Tuesday
Miss May Mcconnell OF Harlan, Iowa
and Miss Nesta Gregg of Davcnpol
accompanied them home
NJ. SchOonmaker and family return
ed to Reynolds Tuesday after visit IN
Bradford. The return trip was made
by rail as autOmObiling was Impossible
on account of the heavy rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. &. McAdam an.
children spent Sunday in Rock island
with Ed MCAdam and family.
Perry Davis, Sam Johnston, Joe Nor
rison and Fred Carpenter went to Mus
catine Saturday
Miss Mollie Wayne came home Tues
day after visit of several weeks il
Peoria.
y number from here attended III
funeral of Nicholas Attig of near Ham
let, ILL., Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11

while still others went to Aledo, EdS-
ington, and the Watch Tower
Mrs. c. l.. Boyles and children spent
Sunday with Mr.. Boyles, who is at St.
Luke's hospital in Davenport
Misses Bessie and Mary Marsh are
visiting friends in Millersburg.
William Cook was Viola visitor
Monday.
William Whisman visited Sunday
with Luther Packer and family near
Presumption.
Mrs. Joseph Odell of Millersburg Wis
tied Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of Lester Cain.
Hiram Cooper and George Taylor
went TO Bay island Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary RGaber of Aledo visited
several days last week with her SOL
John and family.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11

Carbon Cliff next Friday evening. to
rehearse at the home of Mrs. O'DOnnell
of that place
Mrs. E. a. Hinkley was a Rock Is
land caller Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Hill have moved
into their new home on the Eleventh
street terrace.
l.. r. Haddick of Des Moines, Iowa,
spent Sunday at the home of James
Shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Engle of Avon,
H., spent Sunday visiting among
friends in Silvis.
The w. c. T. u. met at the home of
their president, Mrs. Dick Bell, on Elev-
enth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Pennell are to
go to housekeeping with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Wanless on Eleventh street.
The school directors of district No.
81, J. G. Corb and George Nichol, took
the school census July 3, and found
that there were 304 children of school
age and 1G7 enrolled i'll the Silvfs
schools last year.
At the recent special school election
on the proposition to build a school
house at the west end of district No. 81,
and issue bonds to the amount of S..
600 to build school and purchase Il
site, the question carried by majority
of IS votes. w. II. Gulley was elected
school director to succeed John Tho
mor, deceased.
G. w. Seidel is having plans drawn
for $4,000 residence. to be built OF
his lots on Second avenue, near Eff
tCenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
YUMA.

Last Tuesday while little Ruth Noah
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Noah
was playing around the house she hap
pened to pass by the family dog AMI
it sprang upon her and severely bit he:
face. DR.. Bruner was called and dres.-
ed the wounds. The dog was killed
right away.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Walthers were
business callers in the tri-cities last
Saturday
The Fourth of July celebration held
at JOslin fair grounds was largely at
tended. Judge r. W. Olmsted of Rock
Island and Attorney McEniry were the
orators of the day. The music was flu
nished by the Moline Drum corps Ia.
ball game between Yuma Cubs and
Ioslin White SoN was won by Joslin
by a score of 10 10 ).
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Argubrght of
Battle Creek. Mich who have been Wis
iting with Mrs. Argubright's friende
the past few weeks returned to their
home last Friday.
Miss Edna Cox spent few day
with relatives i'll Moline last week.
DR.. Daley and family of Port Byron
spent the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs
| Lyman Daley.
Mrs. Theodore F'rels who severely
cut her hand with a bread knife about
| three weeks ago and caused blood pc;
son is some better.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons of Moline
| spent the Fourth with Mrs. Simmons
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pencil.
| Mr.. Durfee of .OskaloOsa, Iowa VIII
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Wake the past few days dc
parted last Sunday for Hampton whe =,
ne will visit friends.
Mrs. Omer Karr and children o
Rock Falls have been visiting with Nj
and Mrs S. S. Beal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

Rock Island and the night work at thu
Hillsdale telegraph office has been dis
continued
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holmes Of
Kansas City are here on visit to NJ.
and Mrs. John Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad and
baby Ester visited over Sunday II
Rock Island with relatives.
Miss Francis Liphardt of Milan is
visiting this week with her grandpar-
ents Mr. and Mrs. John Liphardt.
Mrs. John Kuehl entertained her
mother and little sisters from Clinton
few days the last of the week.
Jay Benjamin who has been work
ing at Briar Bluff is home suffering
with an attack of rheumatism.
Frank Hill of Watertown spent Fgi-
day in town with his parents.
E. l.. Hanson attended the ChaC
tauqua in Clinton Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Mercer, representing the
| hospital at Peoria, spoke at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening. Mr.
Mercer and Rev. A y. Waters wee
old friends, being boys together from
the same town in West Virginia an
attending the same schools.
The ladies of the Enterprise Aid 50
ciety met "Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Hesketsell. Lunch was served.
| Ernest Stephenson of Moline was
calling on Hillsdale friends Saturday.
The Drack children of Rock Island
are staying at the home of their grand
parents Nh and Mrs. Herman Lip
| hardt, Sr during the absence of Their
parents, who are in the west looliaa
for location to make their futur.
home.
| Chester Kinds returned to his HON!
i'll Kansas City Monday evening aftel
a two weeks visit with relatives.
William Nelpher is in Moline tn
week visiting friends.
Owing to the heavy rains this weel
Rock river is out of its banks. The
corn on the low lands is destroyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
HAMLET.

Little Miss Grace Tidball entertain
ed a party of friends at her home Mon
day afternoon. the occasion being her
sixth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. William Whisman and daugh-
tiers, Nora and Mabel, are expected
home Wednesday from a visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives in Michigan
and Indiana.
Hamlet people celebrated the Fourth
in many places. Many remained at
home; others attended family picnics
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11

May Publish Belgian Paper.-Molin
may soon have another newspaper
owned and operated by the prOminer
Belgians of the city. Stock is being
subscribed at the present time and j,
is expected to have the first edition o!
the new paper printed in the fall. Ths
object of the paper will be for the adj
vancement of the Belgian rationale!
in the United States
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11

Anderson Let OF Easy.-At the pre-
liminary hearing of Ted Anderson VIII
was charged with interfering with rail
roads, Police Magistrate Gustafs ~
dismissed the case on a motion of tn
He was fined $25 and
costs on a disordcrly conduct charge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11

No Extension This Year.-Dcfinito
announcement is made by T. S. LloyC
superintendent of motive power of tn
Rock Island road, to the effect that no
Improvements or extensions will be uu-
dcrtaken this year at the Silvis shop
of the system. Mr.. Lloyd writes: 81
beg to advise that the budget for thi,
year does not indicate any plans fo.
extension of Silvis shop"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11

Continued on Page SKI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
ANDALUSIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Reynolds and
family of Muscatine spent the Fourth
here visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. w. Stuart are the proud
parents of a baby girl.
Miss Mamie Robertson of Rock Is
and and Mrs. Spinney and daughter
Helen of St Louis visited from We'd
lcsday till Friday at the home of Mr..
md Mrs c. B. Burgoyne.
Gray Titteringtcn's team ran away
last Friday. They were hitched il
front of T. E. Coles. broke loose, ran
o the L. b. church. left the wagon
here, and ran on as far as l.. Burmeis-
.er's. and were there caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huntley and
Continued on Page SKI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
TIMBER.

Mrs. Gus Bull and children spent
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Jake
Glaizer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Parmenter of Gil
men, Iowa spent Thursday night and
Friday at W. +. Parmenter's.
Mrs. Clarence Roberts visited last
Sunday in Rock Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaffer of Tay
Tor Ridge spent Sunday at o. x
Schutters
Mrs. Charles Waldman and daughter
OF Rock Island spent Sunday at Thorn
as BOpes'.
Willie Wait of New Mexico was
in this vicinity last Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
Self-Government in the philip


The first step toward Filipino self
government will be made July 80.
when all males not under 23 years of
age and not subjects of any foreign
power will be permitted to vote for
members of the PHILIPPINE assembly as
well as for other provincial offices.
The first step toward relief and ulti
mate freedom from ailments of the
stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels is
made as soon as you take the first
dose of Hostctter's Stomach Batters.
You know that delay only makes d
cure so much the harder to accOmp-
lish, and increases your suffering. Be
persuaded to get bottle of the Bitters
today from your druggist, grocer or
general dealer and let it cure you OF
dyspepsia, nausea, Indigestion, poor
appetite, heartburn, belching, female
ills or malaria fever and ague.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-11
DAVENPORT:

May Build Where Do Not Conflict
In addition to the right to finish up
work in alleys in which trenches have
already been opened for conduits, the
Peoples and Independent Light COM
panics have been given permission to
lay conduits in the streets and alleys
in which they do not conflict. The
right to build cOnduits in alleys through
which both companies will run and
which have not yet been opened, how
ever, is still withheld by the city from
both companies.
Pastor to QUIT Rev. William w
Love, rector of Grace cathedral, has
sent i'll his resignation, to take effect
Sept. 80. At a meeting of the vestry
of the church Tuesday evening Mr..
Loves resignation was accepted Mr.
Love has been called to the rectOrship
of Christ church, Waukegan. H., and
expects to take up the work there Oct.
/. Waukegan is 80 miles north from
Chicago, on Lake Michigan. Mr. Love
came here in 1905 from Helena. Mont.
No Change in Strike.-Thcre is no
change in the plumbers strike. The
master plumbers state that unless the
men return to work at once their
places will be filled by new men. The
journeymen plumbers on the other
hand, state they will stand pat for
their demands. These are as follows:
Recognition of the union. Wages to
be increased from $3.50 To 81 a day.
Master plumbers to have but one APP
prentice in shops where but three
plumbers are employed and but two
apprentices in shops where over three
plumbers are employed. The Journey
men plumbers now out of work have
issued notices to the effect that they
will look after all work that is offered
them and attend to it promptly.
Sues City for Damages. - Anna
Schmalhaus, through Attorneys Ely &
Bush. has entered suit against the city
of Davenport in the sum OF $4,000
which she claims as damages for per
sonal injuries received on a defective
sidewalk on Sixteenth street between
Scott and Gaines streets. The plain
tiff states that by reason of said defec
tive sidewalk she tTipped and fell il
such a manner as to sprain both ankles
tearing the tendons and ligaments ant
being otherwise seriously injured.
d
Workmen Dumped Here.-About p
worlmen arrived here from ST. Loui.
yesterday, victims of the old graft tina
has been worked down there beforc-aI
employment agency having taken from
So TO 81 apiece from them and sen
them TO Davenport with a promise o
jobs that were found 10 be purely i'm
aginary when they arrived here.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05
The Grry pnrrss.

The h,rne of tire gray parrot. an IN
tere~sing but sadly 81 used creature. IL
Ia sunny central Africa. from the Kon-
60 ami Guinea coast to the east OF Lake
Nyas~a. Here the pretty i'DIise~- ~
In fiocks. ~ rocks and pigeons do In
England. for they are very friendly
birds The birds when caught are hud-
died together and carried TO the coast.
Such "a are stili alive on reaching it
are packed. generally without mercy
o. pity. in the holds of ships OF are
stowei away in any corner on board
where syac~ can lie found. 10 suffer
tcsments from want Of air. want of
Iig.t. want Of proper food and space
90 spread their wings. anil worst -
all- lack of water. which they deariy
ooveL The wings of many wrefcbe1-
su9erinx birds brvnghs to this cvunffy
ore tied % ~ TO prevent them freo
1utteri1x and spelling their beausy.
Chskine esspinG. stiaing frvn heat ~
sAlves1ns w.sh damp All odd. hsA-
aEe1B psn b9.dreds aie - their Gay
- o. cuusssy- 1s h.s beeA safa - .
6nDsss b1rd fasr5eT eAat hardly - -
= uoOaad sRvfven tle terrible szf-
oDg1nO wAsrA gray pafross un<1efxs -
Snsk Wny nm uhe1r 0wD Nd - II
- - 01u1nnA-0W An1maa -
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05
Mar A80UT
Town

Judge NJ. Finity has been reading
the brief filed in the supreme court
by Attorneys Sabin and Miller in
the case of Alice L. Burns vs. City
of La Junta, and he come 10 the
conclusion that he has 'traumatic
neurosthemia- He says ne knows
he has something. and he believes
that is il. He eontenplates suing
the city for heavy damages
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Some men have peculiar ideas
regarding advertising or publicity.
Tney insert a small display ad. once.
and expect great results The far
mer who plants his beets and hoes
them once and then forgets them.
will find that he will have a small
crop. IL is the same with the adver-
tiser. IL he fails to give it his con-
tinual attention. he viii not get
large results. The faithful. persist
ent advertiser is the one who wins.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Every woman who has 10 get up
mornings and build the fires feels
that her husband shows each time
how little he cares for her. when in
fact he is loving her all the more for
it, and just lying. al! euddled up
warm, thinking what fine wife he
has out there in the cold.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

One of our county officials elect
was down from Manzanola this week
making preparations to move TO La
Junta. He monkeyed around all day
and when darkness fell from the
wings of night started out to find a
room TO bunk in. He went to every
hotel and lodging house in town. but
found the 5. X. o. sign posted in each
and every one. His predicament as
sumed serious phase. for il looked
ss though he was billed for night
stand with Street 4 Walker. Final
ly. the driver Of the hose wagon at
the city hall took pity on him. and
offered him a bunk at firemen head
quarters. where the county Official
elect nursed tired natures sweet
restorer until morning dawned.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Said schoolmaster to one Of his
pupils. who had failed in a mathe-
matical problem
Young man. do you know that at
your age Washington was a survey
orr"
YES SIR" the boy replied. "and
at your age he was president.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

A private. anxious to secure a
leave Of absence. sought his captain
with a most convincing tale about
a sick wife breaking her heart for
his presence. The officer. familiar
with the soldiers ways. says Every
bodv's. replied:
II am afraid you are not telling
the truth. have just received a
letter from your wife urging me not
to let you come home. because you
get drunk. break the furniture and
paissxeat her shamefully.'' .asrfT
The private saluted and started to
leave the room. He paused at the
door. asking: ''Sor. may spake to
you. not as an officer. but as mon to
mon7"
YES: what is it,"
"Well. sor. what am after sayin'
is this" approaching the captain
and lowering his voice: You and
are two Of the most illigant liars the
Lord ever made. I'm not married
at all.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

The hearts Of more than %. 600
employees Of the entire Atchison, To-
peka 4 Santa Fe rail Say system were
gladdened. New Years day. by the
Inauguration Of a pension system.
Official announcement was made that
the corporation had joined the ranks
Of the railroads which have adopted
the insurance policy with respect to
their employees. The system will be
more liberal than any now in force.
The main points are: A minimum
pension Of so . month; the fixing Of
the age At which compulsory retire
ment is provided 1t 20 instead Of At
Is years: no bar is placed to the age
at which the railroad company will
hire an employe originally: a contin-
uous service Of fifteen years with the
company is all that is required to
entitle the employe to pension.
The pension rate is so graded that
the small salar;ed employees get the
highest relative pension and the high
salaried man cannot obtain more
than s75 month.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Corbin wrapped the drapery Of his
nightshirt about him 10 lie down to
pleasant dreams once more
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Otis knight. the star rube Of
the Uncle Josh Company. which
appeared at the La Junta Theatre
last Saturday night. is an old
time schoolboy friend Of c. b.
Forbes. Of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company. While the rube
band was giving one of its high class
concerts on the streets at the noon
hour. Saturday. Otis kept his eye on
Cary and Cary rubber-necked Otis
until they both came to the conclu-
sion that each one was the other.
They had not met since small boy
days. They finally got together and
had high old time rehearsing tales
of bygone days in Iowa. At the
theater in the evening the rube
sprung this query on Mrs. Uncle
Josh:
Did you hear about Cary Forbes
white pig falling in our well7"
INC: did you pull him out?"
Il should say not: didn't know
yuo wanted him pailrd out." n. s'-ss
Exit rube falling over himself
through the door with Mrs. Uncle
Josh close on his trail.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Editor Endley Of the Walkerton
und.) Independent thus describes
the man who does things in a hurry.
The unwise man is always in a
hurry. He eats in hurry and gets
apoplexy. He talbs in hurry and
says too much. He does business in
a hurry. and goes broke. He reads
in hurry and is superficial. He
votes in a hurry and produces cor
ruption. He marries in hurry and
gets divorce. He trains his child
ren in a hurry and hurries them in.
to evil ways. He gets religion in .
hurry and forRets it in . hurry. He
makes his will in q hurry and leaves
q legal contest. He dies in q hurry
and goes to the devil. and his tribe
increases.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Build you an air castle put a
foundation Of wishes under il. put a
wall of hope all around il. put roof
of content on il. and furnish il with
dreams of your own designing.
There is nothing. nothing. believe
me. that is one-half of the joy of
days spent in such a castle. There
is not a care in the castle. not a mis-
take any place. and there are only
good and restful feelings that can
stay within its blessed walls. Live
in your air castle As long as you can.
Sometimes they crumble. but some
times they do not. II they crumbIe
and you are forced to live in reali-
ties for the rest Of your life it is .
bitter lot that is yours. but very
often you are dead before they
crumble. and you should know that
it is better to live q little while in
such q home than to be called away
without ever having lived in one and
only because you were afraid. He
who dares Is he who cares He who
does not care should be deprived Of
the pleasures that are for those who
do One does not have to be dead
in order to lay him down to pseas-
ant dreams. Don't wait. for your
after dreams may NOT be plensant-
Make drenms Of your own and dream
them - you would like to drenm
them. You ca dream away tie ~
ternee of aeything IN lie Il yoa
nrslw ~ IN a -
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

Some men are born lucky. others
are just lucky occasionally. and still
others buy desert wastes for . mere
song and have riches thrust upon
them. Last summer. c. B. Forbes.
the Singer Sewing Machine man.
corralled = desert claim Of 100 acres.
twelve mile south Of Syracuse. Kan.
He was out forty-one plunks on the
deal. 1t was placed in the hands Of
q real estate man. with orders to
dispose Of il. This week Mr.. Forbes
received = letter from the agent re-
Questing him TO come 70 Syracuse at
once. ~ the claim had been sold for
$3.50. The agent had grown weary
Of packing the easy money around
and wanted M Forbes to come
after his own. Mr.. Forbes went
down and is expected home today.
wearing . smile that wont come Oh
and the loriiy air Of . frenxied
financier with money TO burn.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-05

A. B. Corbin has been staying up
nights of late doing the invoicing
act. In order to break even with
the first of the year he retired regu-
larry at midnight for several nights.
One night after he had retired at
the usual hour his better half heard
the telephone bell ring about 2 e. m.
As usual in such cases made and pro-
vided the old man was awakened to
answer the phone. He crawles1 out.
turned on the electric light. made
his way down stairs. turned on
another light. grabbed the receiver.
in no amiable mood. CALCULATED:
Hello. therei"
Hello responded the man At
the other end: is this Goodfellow7"
You come up here" yelled Cor
bin." and III show you whether I'm
. GOOD fellow or not, calling a man
up q ths hour Of the night just to
find cut whnf his name %.
Thsn ~ went the receiver. - Mr..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
ELLISON BROS.
Extraordinary Table Linen sale

Housekeepers will do we'll TO lay in a sup
ply OF Table Linen. Napkins. ETC.. as il will be
many long day before they can duplicate
these prices.
Pure Linen white Table Damask 81 value SSc
Napkins to match above. $50 quality 2.75
IS and sSc all linen white Table Damisk. Soc
CSC Linen white Table Damask . ........ Acc
60c white mercerized Table Linen. 6S in 44c
Sc white Table Linen. SO inch - pic
6Oc Table Linen. oil. all oolors, IS inch soc
2Sc red Table Linen. ....................... 1Sc
SOC fringed Napking ..-......... ......-..... 22c
SOC frineed Napkins ............-...... SOC
6Oc fringed Napkins. white or fancy 45c
/ so large white Linen Napkins - Csc
800 large white Linen Napkins ..... 2.25
Doilies. Tray Cloths. Lunch Cloths. Table
Covers. Soarfs. etc. all reduced 10 bargain
prices.