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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-17

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FOR RENT - Furnished modern room
at 1431 Seventh avenue.
, 1908-09-08
A PRESS

Bryan Talking Again
Candidate Bryan seems determined
that no one shall miss hearing his So
norous voice and gaze upon his mag
netic countenance during the presiden.
tial campaign. Friday evening he re-
turned from q ten-days' speaking tour
of Iowa. Illinois, Indiana and Kansas,
and on Sunday afternoon, started out
again, expecting to make speeches a
st. Paul and. Minneapolis on Monday
at Fargo and Grand Forks, N. D., or
Tuesday, tomorrow he Ia slated for a.
expostulation at souix City, and or
Thursday he must look the people 81
his own state In the eye at the fair
at Lincoln. &
This year Mr.. Bryan is not max
Ing many speeches from tho tailend
Of the train, and il perhaps not get
ting so many Invitations to do 70. The
people of the west have become thor
oughly convinced that the sixteen-to
one silver-tongued orator Ia In this 20
liticaf game for what money there II
In it. The writer srecalis that eight
years ago, during the campaign. Mr.
Bryan was scheduled to pass through
a Nebraska town Of some 600 popula
ton one afternoon on his way to the
county seat to make q political speech
in his own behalf In the evening. His
admirers at The small town wera anx
ious to have him stop an hour and
make a speech in their little city, and
sent the distinguished Nebraskan ar
invitation to make a date for them
, 1908-09-08

Failing because Of paramount bust
mesa reasons to secure the services
of Senator Warren In the management
Of the republican national campaign,
the republican committee has drafted
his private secretary, Mr.. Joseph A.
Breckons. The people Of the west
will testify to the fact that the com
mittee has secured the services Of .
good nan mar who knows and who
IL able to impart that knowledge N
a manner that will do the most good.
Mr.. Breckons has had. an intimate
knowledge of political affairs in the
west and throughout the nation for
a quarter OF = century. He Ia quick
to discern, cool and calculating In
judgment and a man who can dis
creetly keep his own counsel. As as
sistant director OF the literary bureau
Mr.. Breckons will be able to give the
national committee invaluable service.
, 1908-09-08
NOT SAYING A WORD.

And there are other things Mr.. Bry'
an is fighting shy of. When asked by
the Baltimore Sun whether, as re-
ported. he had assured Bishop Wal
tiers of the African Methodist Epsco
pal church that he regarded Mr.
Roosevelts action in the Brownsville
case unjust. and that he would make
negro appointments to office, Mr.
Bryan hastily telegraphed this reply:
Lincoln, Neb., July 16.
Baltimore Sun:
Report not true. I have re-
q fused to discuss Brownville, case,
land have not discussed appoint
ment of negroes.
wv. j. BRYAN"
Since Mr.. Bryan's main strength II
In the south, where colored voters are
disfranchised, we fail to see how any
colored man q consistently vote the
democratic ticket.-Wyoming Tribune
, 1908-09-08
APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED.


Washington. D. G, Sept. s.-The for
eat service has just announced the fol-
lowing appointments on national for
ests: A. J. Converse, forest guard on
the Custer, and Willie e. Billings. for.
est guard IN the Elathesd. Montana.
w. o. Blackman. forest, guard on the
Pend d'Oreille; James E. Morris, az
sistant forest ranger on the Pocatello.
and Samuel w. Stoddard. forest guard
on the Targhee. Idaho. Fred Stanley.
assistant forest ranger on the Crater.
Oregon; John s. Bennett. assistant
forest ranger on the Ashley, Utah;
Thomas c.. Parkinson, forest guard
on the Hayden. Wyoming, and F.
Russell, forest guard on the Mazda
lena, New Mexico.
, 1908-09-08

At o. wedding breakfast the bach
eaorsswerea called upon to give sl4hsiI
reasons for remaining single. Tho fol
lowing among the asO given
II AN like the frog In the fable who
though be loved the water, would mol
jump into the well bscause he could
not jump out again."
II amatoes selfish and honest enough
tnsadmit It"
N"Irprefer. ON the, one hand, liberty
refreshing sleep, the opera, midnight
suppers. quiet seciusion, dreams, ci
gars, d bank account and club to. or
the other hand. disturbed rest, colo
meat. baby linen, soothing strip, rock
ing horses. bread pudding and empty
pockets"
IL have alvin brother. and we have
never had assecreti from one another
He Ia married"
, 1908-09-08

The people along the line of the
Northwestern In Wyoming have beer
urging that road to put OF = Pullman
sleeping car between Chadfon and
Lander and their efforts are to be re
warded. according to the Douglas Bud
get 1t IL . service that u now almost
. necessity In modern ~raiiroading and
the people Of central Wyoming are t.
be congratulated II another car b
tween Cheyenne and Lander could b
addsd. 1t would also be appreciated BY
= .knS-suRering public.
, 1908-09-08

Farmer to- ms1AnAl maD1-HJpR 80
ont my way any tina doctor. -kSwisl
yca'd stop. and - my wife. L tAinl
sAa amt .feelin'. -WsA Doctes-Whal
makes you ehink sol u, faxmer-Weli
this mornin'. after shss had MIXED III,
cows. an fed tia, pisA. an got break
fast, for the men, an washed tn
dishes, an built Z. ars. under the cop
per In the wash .onss. an done q few
odd Jobs about the house. she com
planned O. feelin' tired-like. 1-fancy
she needs Z dose o. medicine.-Londol
Scraps.
, 1908-09-08

President Merica created a very IA
vorable impression at Cheyenne. The
Tribune is OF the opinion that he
shoul appear before as many Wyoming
audiences as possible. in order that the
interests Of the university may be en-
HANGED. In its Roundup" column the
Tribune remarks that President Mer.
lea Is . man of force. In fact, he is
30 vigorous n might think he is q
patron also OF Eggo,See and shredded
wheat biscuit"
, 1908-09-08

ut b 4 mistake..ss aid the president
Of the New York .Waiters' club Ito
think that an ~Englishman always
wants his beef excessively rare. Az Z
matter Of fact, the English like their
beef better done than we do. Inonce
saw a waiter" he continued, serve an
English duke with a cut Of very, very
rare sirloin. The duke looked closely
at the slice Of bright red meat Then
hssaaid:
waiter, Just sead for the butcher
will your
THE butcher. sirr the writer STAN
mered-
"sYes, said the duke. This bel
doesn't seem to Be quite dead yet"
, 1908-09-08

Springfield Is showing a determine
ton to punish the men and women
who disgraced that city by the recent
race riots. Illinois does not relish the
idea Of having an entire race punished
because Of the crimes of a few CON
nected Herewith. II those who have
been indicted are punished 1t will go
q long way toward allaying the mob
spirit In future. Mobs are never con
servative and rarely ever sensible.
, 1908-09-08
BOUGHT A RESIDENCE
FIRST DAY IN TO

Prof. and Mrs A. e. Bells arrived
In the city early Monday morning.
Prof. Bella coming to accept the po-
sition of assistant In physics At the
University OF Wyoming During. the
forenoon he and his wife purchased
the home OF Mr.-and Nrs. E. d. Lat-
mer. at Eighth and Keasney streets.
on lot s, block 2a7, aud will occupy It
within the next few days. Nj. and
Mrs. Latimer are preparing to re-
move to Denver to reside.
, 1908-09-08

Tho republican county convention
for Laramie county will be held at the
court house in Cheyenne on the 18th
inst There are numerous candidates
for county onicers. there being no
less than four ayowed candidates for
the once Of sheriff. 1t Is q healthy
sign to see interest taken In political
matters. The indifference of the peo.
PIE IL the thing that Is dangerous to a
republic.
, 1908-09-08

Uncle Sam has thirty thousand
acres or Indian lands on the Shoshone
reservation to lease. These lands have
water rights. There Is also a large
acreage for sale At reasonable prices
much less than is being pair for
lands under the government reclama-
ton projects.
, 1908-09-08
CAUGHT NICE TROUT

CAUGHT NICE TROUT
IN HART RANCH LAKE,
superintendent TreEoning. of the
nsh hatchery seined the lake at the
Hart ranch Saturday, catching ash foI
the hatchery. and landed ~seveeaiptaa'
weighed twelve pounds each. The
lake was stocked some years ago. but
the size Of the fish taken vas a sur
prise to many, as such large fish were
not known to be there.
, 1908-09-08

q 1t il the judgment Of Tams Bixby.
editor Of the St. Paul Pioneer-Press.
that the republican national ticket will
carry Minnesota by $4,000, and that
the republican candidate for governor
will, be elected by . small. majority
over johnson. Mark this down and
see- what the Judgment of this able
man 10 worth.
, 1908-09-08

eccentric and almost uncomfortable
interfering with well-laid plans. Some
excellent crops have been raised this
year and mex year II Is expected that
almost the entire acreage under the
ditch will be cultivated. Agriculture
in Wyoming Is not limited to any n
section or county. Everywhere pro-
gress il the watchword.
, 1908-09-08
THRs WoMAM.e nuilplNo &
WILL u coMPlGTko

At the meeting Of the executive
comfntfteesof the-boxrd OF truHsssstl
the University Of Wyoming stestaraav.
with Otto 0nam and Judge 0ih46n
Clark Of Chsyenns Ndzntxfro uoe'
fer assureAia Asr sGasntttes tA& tthe
Woman's uniadlnel yin beaconDteted
within the Hskt-tsn dkyS or two wseh
and viii b ready to be occupied At ths
beginAtns Il Ahe university year. Nj
Inman. the contractor, has . force Of
twentyscarpsnfers 1t work
, 1908-09-08

It 10 to be hoped that the Burling.
ton or the Northwestern will have q
line into Thermopolis before the edi-
tor q meet there next year. SO that a
large number. OF them may be enabled
to 70 and get . good bath.
, 1908-09-08
LIsRARlAN lNoHAM

LIBRARIAN iNoAAM
BACK AT HIS FosT.
Librarian Ingham OF the Albany
county 0ublic library returned -fsym
his summers vacation yesterday and
today the library was. opened ON The
regular sehsdNle~of hoursenom : 10
8 and from Z to .. Miss Cook has
been acting ~ librarian during his Va
cation,
, 1908-09-08

The lady boosters OF Lander have
issued . special edition OF the Noun
taineer that would have done credit
to any got Of men. It is an advertise
meht Of which the ladies' and the IN.
tire population Of Lander should feel
very proud.
, 1908-09-08

chAfisttS 0rents's Eass- Tribute.
"He win not separate usEwe have
bsen 70 happyr' These weresthe hast
words of Charlotte Bronte when. hav-
ing become Mr.. Nichols aud having
lived with her husband only nine
mcnths, death came 10 snatch the cup
It domestic felicity. fro the lipst Of
the happy pair. A low, wandering de-
lirinm came on. aWakenins for an In.
slant from this s*upors she saw hsl
husband'a woe warn face and caught
the sound OF some nurmured wordI
Of. prayer. that, God would, spafs her,
sOh." she Whi1persd. II am not goind
"a die, am II h, Ntal 1ct pspafats -
I'VE haze been -. hspQbr
, 1908-09-08

Mr.. Stickney Is said to be having
some trouble in getting contributions
to the democratic cemraign fund. 1t
b probably because the great mass OF
asmocrAtic voters would be just as
wen pleased to have Mr.. Taft as Mr..
Bryan In the White house.
, 1908-09-08

Professor 6tone-To the geologfst !
~ any time At al. Man In the An.
dience-Great 6cettl And to think ]
made a~temp0sasyssieap Of f. to =
man who hoiAaAssch vfewsHLonAon
Telegraph.
, 1908-09-08
Charity.

Clara = At Jennie's wedding last
week, owing to 4 Misunderstanding.
she had 10 wait 1t the church thirty
minutes for the bridegroom. Maud
Oh, well. thirty minutes isn't any
thing to a oman who has waited
thirty Year,.
, 1908-09-08

y Mr.. Stickney. state democratic chair
man. now has his headquarters opened
In Cheyenne and II any widow wishes
to contribute her mite she can send
Il there.
, 1908-09-08

1.-THE fact that Axiom b Parker 10
supporting Mr.. Bryan need not alarm
republicans. It II the same kind Of
support that Bryan gave Parker four
years ago.
, 1908-09-08

Aessrs. Richards. williams and Nor.
ton Of Douglas are At last about to
reap the reward OF their large invest.
ment end indomitabie energy In the
matter OF the reclamation Of the Fet
tsgmaa fats. The cost of The work.
a~ccnfs1ns TO the 'DDsslas A~ntsspsise
has rsaeAsd almost three times the
prisisA estimated. ~ Platte river
, 1908-09-08

. KnickerJls was sitting up with q
very sick friendsiast might. fetsll you.
Nn. Knicker-YpA r sat mp With biz
sick wife all TIN Aftsnoon-Harpers
Haxar.
, 1908-09-08

With Foraker stamping Ohio for
TAFT the last hope of the Ohio democ,
racy has vanished. In fact 1t Is prob
able they never had very much hope.
, 1908-09-08

Well, has the haymaker anything
toesay about this weather?
, 1908-09-08
REPUBLICAN srArE TICKET.

Ali liars may not be fishermen, but
what are all fishermen?
, 1908-09-08

The Republican d the only paper IN
laramie that pftBes Al the news aDd
reaches Ill ithespoLDle.
, 1908-09-08

sold SOME .EEEpERs
TO GREELEY BuNERe.
Ed Hartman yesterday. sold to Mr..
Plastera and Senator Clayton, of Gree
ley. Colo. for delivery in October.
1000 head. OF feeder cattle.
, 1908-09-08

eRnsOrsas Nspsrtsd.
ibid JON havs1nnS iuck ;Ashingr'
nYes."
1rHowsmany d. you catchrs q
III admit. catcA-any. But I ,thoush,
up ono mighty gooda stories to tel
the folks At Observation-Disclosures Star
, 1908-09-08

is what you need to restore health.
Miss Abby #. Barrows, of Nelson.
vile, Ohio, writes to Hn. Fnkham :
when 1 wrote 10 you I4was very
nervous. had dull heAdsehes, backache,
and was very irregular. Doctors did me
no good. Lydia E. Hnkhanb Vegetable
Compound and your advsce. made me
regular, we'll and strong. I am now In
better health than evcr before"
Miss Elsie L Hook, Of Chelsea.
VT, writes to Mrs. PinkhAm:
II am only sixteen years old, but
Lydia = Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and your advice have cured No
Of sideachs, psviodic pains. md : ner
vops, irritable condition AFTER sv>ry.
thing else had failed"
FOR SICK n
For thirty years Lydia T. Pink-
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has bcen tho
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousandso Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, 1brod tumors, irregularities,
par3odic pains, baclachA that bear.
mg-down feeling, Aatnlency, tndieee-
o0n,dtxzinesa 0rnervousp rcotxaf3on.
Why don't you Try III
, 1908-09-08

Both Mack and Hitchcock are hold
ing a sack that Ia not very heavy.
, 1908-09-08

-. 8@SkN>A Se<
the stipulation that the local people
must raise $3.50 for Mr.. Bryan. The
local democrats could not raise the
desired amount. and the republicans,
charitably inclined. helped them out.
Mr.. Bryan stopped on and gave the
citizens q bombardment In his sec
ond battle" but this year 1t would be
a hard matter to raise . dollar In that
little town to get the thrice-named
presidential candidate to stop OF ard
tell those good people what II the
matter with them this time.
When Mr. Bryan wss nominatadst the
frst time. good farming land In that
same community went begging at -
per acre. Today the same land hnds
ready sale at 3s5/to $50 per AGRA. The
same farmers who in 1896 could not
get trusted for i've dollars worth Of
groceries, today own . quarter or .
half section of this valuable land and
have money In the bank. after twelve
years of republican prosperity.
Even Mr.. Bryan. who WAS q petit
logging lawyer in Lincoln At the end
Of the last democratic regime, has
|prospered we'll under the republican
regime The writer well remembers
how the citizens Of Lincoln raised
money by, charity and painted and dec.
grated Bryan's weather-beaten house,
so that 1t might look half wayreapect
able when he returned from the 70.
nous Chicago stampede OF the year
1896. Today this Am man Bryan IL
lord OF. Eairview, Aiarge and valuable
suburban plantation, and Is counted
a very wealthy man. In the q Of
these facts how a he go onothe
stump and declare that there is nc
longer anyichance for the poor man
Mr.. Bryan is a forceful writer and
| orator. AT the same time he Is
demagague-ready at any and al
times to create class distinction, and
to array class against class, In the
hope of securing votes for himself
Sheridan Post.
| MondelI Strong In the North
No one man has done more fol
northern Wyoming, Sheridan county
and the City of Sheridan, than Con
| gresham Frank w. Mondell. The
| people appreciate this fact, and vii
| give him as large or-larger majority
this fall than they did tive years ago
/ Then he led all others o n the ticket
| This kind OF treatment would onl,
show this good servant the confidence
people repose in his ability and tntes
| rity.-Sherfdan Post.
There will be no paid speakers EN-
ployed by the republican national com
mittee this year. These who do tn
talking will have their expenses paid
but nothing more. Senators and.men
bers Of congress will. for the most par
do this Important work and In all prob
ability It willrbe performed in . NOR
satisfactory manner than cever, before
Labor performed for the love OF It. !
always done the best .
, 1908-09-08
1900 Reward, 800.

The readers Of this paper win b
pleased to learn that there IL ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure IN nil Its stages. and
that il Catarrh. Halls CAkarrh Cure ID
tho only positive ure now known 10
the msdicai fraternity. { Catarrh being
= constitutional, disease, requires .
constitutional treatment. J Halls Ca
tarrh Cure h taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood oand mucous
surfaces Of tho system. thereby des-
troying the foundation Of the Atsease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing Its work The
proprietors have 20 much faith I'm its
curative powers sthatsthey oRef One
Hundred Dollars fof-aay case that It
fails to cure.==6snd for list OF testt
monials. +
Address: FL CHENEY CO..
ToleiA o.
Sold BY Aruegists, 7sc.
Take HalIa Tasnily ptls for 1snaatL
patton.
, 1908-09-08
Y0UNG
WOMEN

Young women are often great
sufferers for want of proper advice
ct just the right time.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, has
always issued to young girls asspec-
ial invitation to write to her about
their sickness. She Is Q mother,
and fully understands.
In nine chances out of ten your
case will be just the same as those Of
thavounR 1adiea whoaa laffara follow
, 1908-09-08

Observation-Disclosures soesa ouwmos
' rsssssAz Lss AsHNdsrniosAsosa
Prom xsAss0lss Wyo.t tAesase.0e
WEST.
ssChicaso. M. and ssturn. els.G4.
ofDn1alo. n. Ysaan4 fststEs1og1e.
saDstFoik. AtcA.s~aAd Nssfn: oo4.6A
asetiLamtg 10. anA-Fstasa, 9s5ate.
rDts1UA.sa1,aAss me Fseasn. ell1ot
IaeaDf neiseAys0ar, - rSensa.
La Anosass. Cai.anl rsang.. NAN.
rsstaOAf0aAs anass1apFNo4e,
o., ao1ea4nneraakala 4nQonmARyeQ.
mai StM1k, 091eAne a. ~
Y 4. y CAn0. 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-20
cuBA,s snFouRTH OF JuLy.r

555,s sif1il..A!sAea-NA,EMay 20.-Cubn' IS Fourth
! s.of July the anniversary OF the In
galngnratIon of the republic. was cello.
s f.17 a e today with much enthusiasm,
85:ttlhroughout the island. Sports of all
n kind / dear to the heart OF the Cuban
were = 9 INDUCED in, the orators sang tho
praises tof Cuba libre" ana were lou,l
E;tr their predictions OF glorious fu-
ttlre, bands played. explosives and fire.
acrackea q. made q tideous din, and in
Eother ways the celebration rescmble,l
Sthe annual patriotic outburst of the
Die republic which is now acting as a
ten I4g 9: porary guardian of Cuba. 3
5s;; be n ewly organized Juntn Patriot.
!; tca with a board composed OF 100
en1ibers. under the. presidency of the
aged MARQUIS of Santa Lucia played
IN l1.g:pl Il, o'm1nent part IN the patriotic ex-
SEericises. The object OF the league Is
I 81 n n terfere In political struggles and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-20
MUST
GOOD TEETH
MEN WITH DEFECTIVE TEETH
EsTossBEaRAHHEpfF sEty!#
sEIsTMEMT5ir N & NAVY.

WHEEL INC. May - csceo,riiinlg rs (,
an order from the; war d apartment: Re:
eelYed. at "a es local marine corps re
scrniting station men with bad teeth
SfsE1il he barred from enlistment Here.
tpfore recruiting oftlcers have been
prone to Disregard the teeth when
Senliating q. man, but experience has
pfpYed that the teeth are a very I'm.
sportant thing. as men are often on the
Sick list and have indigestion on that
tfaceount. 4! /
In sa@ general sorder&received at the
local recruiting station yesterday tho
ISfol lowing paragraph was devoted ii
calling attention to that one matter:
.sIt has been noted that recruiting
ofhcers are prone to regard defective
teeth Sag Sof minor Importance. "a SOL
der With defective teeth is unable to
properly masticates his food +and the
result Us $frequ emily Indigestion AMI
sont the slick list" 3
The order stated that on account OF
com Eess having provided for! nm adj.
iaditional SO men for the marines. It
was necessary to enlist as many men
4as; possible. but that great care should
s5sbe Exercised in selecting recruits.
Hereafter mo men over 80 years old
Will be enlisted unless especially de-
tssirable. sg Re,
Large percentage Of those recruit
Ged lat the stations hnye been rejected
sshy the naval surgeons at fthe coast
and on that count the recruiting Of
Ulcers. have been given strict orders
SEto be careful of their 5enlstments, be-
ling ad monished that quality was more
fstos be desired than quantity. Those
ssee1nEllistings under age and being sought
\ BY their parents have also caused thu
department considerable trouble.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-20

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nlents, is Dr.. Pierce's Fnvorite Prescr7p-
ton, as is amply nttested by thousands
OF unsolicited testimonials contributed
by grateful patients who have been
cured by it Of catarrhal pelvic drains,
painful periods, irregularities, prolapsus