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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-03-26

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OF the Introduction of an Act in the
Next General Assembly, Providing for
the Removal of the Parish Seat from
Benton to Bossier City, La.
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance
~ to Article so of the Constitution of
1893 of the State of Louisiana, that it is
the intention to apply to the next Gen.
eral Assembly OF this State, which con-
venes III Baton Rouge, La, on May L.,
1908, for the passage of special law
authorizing the removal of the parish
seat from Benton, in the Parish of Bos-
sier, to Bossicr City, said parish, which
act shall provide for the ordering of an
election by fhe Police Jury of said par
ish, for the purpose Of obtaining an ex-
preston of the qualified voters of said
parish as to the adoption or rejection of
the said act, pursuant to Article 27S of
the State Constitution; to provide also
for the form of the ballot to be used at
said election; for the appointment of
Commissioners and Managers to hold
the said election; for making returns of
the same and the PRONUNCIATION thereof;
for the cost of holding said election, and
such other provisions as may be nes-
essary under the Constitution and laws
of the State. .s-st
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S. ]. + USSELL
(s;ucccssor to HUNTER BRos)
Cleaning and Pressing

] solicit your work and guarantee satisfaction.
| spot sponge and press suits for 15c, clean and
press trousers for SOC, clean and press coats for
75c, clean and press vests for 25c. Cleaning
ladies' skirts, soc to 81. Work room near Mr..
J. II. Belcher's residence, Benton.
SUSIE MADISON.
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House Bill No. SO,

JOINT
collectors the City New Orleans
clerical and other his providing
ECTlON Be resolved by Louisiana
NJ
submitted
ment to the Constitution of Louisiana, rr ~
That shall
shall be elected qualified electors the
He shall receive salary S. payable monthly
hes to the applying for shall
The Legislature
appropriate such
nat the total amount said appropriation shall
S ann PROVIDED that said shall be by
enacted That
M OF the Constitution
state at the general eectan be held
Monday in April, 1908. o - ~
Be further enacted candidates
the elected shall be the
OF the
shall
city, shall be abolished
adopted then the election null
w.
of Repesen
and OF the Senate
Approved December
NEWTON c. BLANCHARD,
Governor OF the OF Louisia
JOHN T. MICHEL, Secretary of
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election laws Of State which
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SET a1yesnS e; d Ra 51s Sfsts IF louisiana
JOHN MICHEL, Secretary of
Act No. is.
JOINT RESOLUTION ' DIN " 9
an Article 5 the Constitution the State
P the s I ss fs
2S the Constitution
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clerical
make the work of said Commission
shall
aid said commission
employ other attorneys lieu
No Of
telegraph steamboat other craft sleeping
interested
~
The collected after which
the cast for shall be paid the
Be further resolved
OF the State shall be submitted approval
21
election laws of this
this State on the 21st day of April, 1905
J.Y. SANDERS,
Governor o the
J. W. HYAMS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
Approved November 49, 1907.
NEWTON C. BLANCHARD,
O Louisa
A true copy:
JOHN MICHEL, Secretary of State
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Act No. IA.

9.
SUBSTITUTE BY THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OF THE
SENATE FOR SENATE
the State of Louisiana. : - '""onoi
SECoN Be resolved the General Louisiana
follows: - - oo % 90 W ieau as
Article s II any railroad telephone telegraph, steamboat
OF Sleeping
% any special rate rebate other shall intentionally
snoa sor any service rendered by than
@ or na violate any OF the charges orders rules
sleeping shall than
tha
uon at the suit OF the State
PROVIDED establish
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Act No. rs.
By Mr.. Herman,
JOINT RESOLUTION
JOINT RESOLUTION

Chairman of the Joint Judiciary Committee A. B. c.:
Substitute for House Bills Nos 2, 8 and Is.
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o. H. P. Sample No. 1923. In Second
Us: District Court, Bossier
w. M. Mccall. Parish, La.
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Il. E. Wyche No. 5027. In Second
Us. District Court, Bossier
William Tuck. Parish, La.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

Das sIetirifds 6IibIid5t et1t Ii eI,'
| Inen erften Mnf6ngen dnf 0is gisitDe
aeit auriid ipie DdS @peenlidt ii1DeasI
iIS41 Der GnaIdn0tr 3. Molepiss 5IiIs
erften MdI eine @liiblantpe mt ias
finfaoen ii, fu5tlstrtr girns patt,ltls
rem lieb. 3ur dlIgtmeinen GiilII1s
rnnq aeIanqte aber DaS tleftrifAt
@IibIi9t erif i'm .5a6re 1879 nit oer
Grfinbung ber RpbleEfnben9liib iiblaTlpe
oar6 Gbifon. @tine erfte Nnld9e
saute bieler 1880 auf bem O5tarl,s
bampfer ,.golumbid1 SIN Sabre
1898 erfano Nernft Johann oie heitfc
tDieber i'm Werfhninben begriffene
Mernftlampe uiiD 1893 Nner Dnn
s1eIshad oie Gsmium1ompe, als erlte
observation-disclosures unb @tammmusfer
alrer nun in raider Jolse auftauhen>
cen tpie 1ontals, Wolfram<, 3irtons
lampen lifp.
Daniii bie8Gume nidbt in ben 9im>
mel tpabIen. fam loodnn il, cen neufls
siger eSahren bes porieen SdbrbuIl-
Derts sic Mcetnlenbeleuhtung dls Rons
furren5 fir bas @as nn6 Die gleftriz
aitGt ollf. Die @ntoedilng pDn Nces
tn1en gebt arpar fd,on ouf 1862 5uriid,
aper erfi 35 Sabre fpdter gelong es,
| iihere Mpparate CUR 9eriteuuns 5n
bauen. Gum Shlub mDge nodl Elm
:ur3er lteferblit iiher Ole Gnttpidlung
Der straBsnbeleudtung Wlab finoen.
Die erite gefGihtlid berbiirgte Wsels
huns baB sic 06ter elmer 6tabt es
fir nDtbie fanben, ben 6eimtDeg ibrer
Mitbiirger gu beleuhten, italnmt aus
Dem Sabre 278 n Chr, no Der beili9e
$oieronpmus bie Strebenbeleuhfung
Nntiohiens eripdbnt. Diefe IDblide
Snftitution iheint aber balo ipieber IN
8erseHenbeit serotfen au iein, 5enn
aug Ser ean3en 3eit Bis @nbe oes IA.
Sabrbunoerts fino uns ipeitere Beis
fpiele folder itabtpdterliher GiirfDrge
niht befonnt. Grit 1414 in 2pnoon
unb 1924 in paris finben tpir fpieoer
Gpuren BON Strabenbeleuhtung
n,lrd por sic ssenfter Der 6Iufer ge=
Itellte 2idter. 8alo eeniigte Dies niht
meDr unO 16Dn l55e er1ebte Ydrts
eiefe 8eleudtune burh bdn9enoe
@traBenlaternen. Sn Deutfblanb
mar Sambure Ole erite Staot, tpelhe
eine notwithstanding einridtete
unb 3tpor 1875. Sbr folgte Berlin,
oonn Wien, 2eip3ie, Dresden uno
5rontfurt. sSn Ser Shtpei5 eebiibrt
Der Rubnr, ols erfte Staot ibren Biir-
germ Den joeimpeg bonn Mbenofhoppen
erleudtet 3u bahen. unIerm Iieben 8as
fel, ipeldaes 1921 nit benz euten 8eiz
lpiel ppraneine. Sn Die Sabre 1893
tis 1883 fdI1t ipoann sic Ginfiibrung
bes 8uIes fir bic Strabenlaternen
uno Die le5tsn 20 Sabre oes 19. Sabrz
hunoerts enolid bracbtcn uns bic elef=
trifde StraBenbeleudtung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23
0eS gmttanS 3iaaretten.

Die 3iearetten, bic Der tiirti{6e
Snltan raubt. finb apeifellos bic
feiniten unb foftbarften Der Welt. Sn
feinem palaite bsfinbet fi9 eiaens
cine feline 3isarettenfabrit, elm bell
Ter, luftieer Raum, mo an Elm bis
atpei einfa6en 9anbmai9inen Elm
balbes Oubeno Der sef9idteften Dir
better oamit befdGftist iit, ben 3ia
earettentonlum bes 9errfders gu be-
friebieen. Der bette 5abaf, Der in
Der 5iirtei 81 finben ift, tpirb bier
aufammeneebradt, unb berartig Iorz
tirt, bab BON ettpa 100 pfunb 8ldt=
ter ein einaises pfuno Der @erarbeis
tuns piirbis befunben ipirb. Wenn
man berartige 3iearetten ndd Nmez
rita importiren tpiirbe, 10 ipiirben bic
6eriteuunestoften pro Stiid gum
minoeiten so Gents betra9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23
Eaip.

piffolo, beim Brinsen bes 8ieres,
nahoem er pprber pergeblth Den her=
unteraefdllenen Stummel bes Bauern
ssludt bate: nNa, 5tummel sefun=
ben?"
Bauer, itmunaslno: nNatiirlih.
Inear nod N beKern!"
en- 8erIien, tpie audi in Hublan0,
berrfht Meoefreibeit - fn lange Die
gtebner ben BruDer ser @Dnne nn0
oen 8eberrlter aller Heuben preiie1l.
X
DAB eine Jrau 80 8luIen auf eins
mo! taufte. eridien einem Ridter in
pbilabslpbia nidt als ausreihenber
8etpeis fir bic seiitise llnauredz
nunssfGbigteit elmer Dame. yDenn
lid oaeegen Elm Mann 80 Be;ntleiDer
taufte, ipiiroe er in Ole 3nangsiade
ee{tedt unb in cine poltertammer nit
Sberliht perbraht perben.
Der teuerite Qebrmeilter iii oas
Mibseidid; es lGbt fid feline 2eftios
nsn nift ielten nit ben Grfol9en tiz
nes balben 2ebens be5ablen.
Mnbreip Carnegie bidtet. Ml5o
enblih einmul Elm poet. ber bei Der
Seiluns Der Welt nidt 5u fpdt 9ez
fommen 1T.
S0flihteit il cine Gift. iicb oie Geilte
pom 2eibe gu bolien. ss|
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23
pRrt1tt1h1teB.

gger ie bic bsrrli4en repenumranfz
ten Oerthen eelsben bat, Die am Tube
oes 0e1upes tleben, iast Ole n. S. ST.
g., tpunbert fih nidt. tpenn er bort,
taB cine Stabt bon iiber 5000 Seelen
oo tpieber erfanben lit, mo ct. pierrt
1tano, ebe es por ettpa feds Sabren
brrh ben fiirhterliden Musbrud bes
Mont pelee pernihtet purbe, unb nit
Dem Ort etpa 10000 Menf9en. Wie
iiberpdltieenb Der 6eimathtrieb i'm
MenIhen lit, ersibt lih baraus, oaB
er felbf iolhe Stdttsn ipieber auf=
Iudi, BON benen i'm bnsWerberben sez
trieben uno tpo i'm in aller meni9liz
den 0orausiht Elm dbnlihes @fidz
Ial in abfebbarer 3eit ipieoer ereilen
fann. Greilt9 baben iih audi Menz
Iden fpieoer auf Der Stelle angeiiebelt,
cuf Der emit 6ereulanum unb pomz
teii itanben, ober oeren3erit0runa err
eianete iia Dor ettpa 1900 Sabren,
a6er tpie fhon naa iehs tur5en Sab
rem bic Menfhen bic Shredensi3enen
boben peraeifen f0nnen, oie iid am
sFuB bes Mont pelee abfpielten, lit
pertpun6srlih. Wie Ianse Der fur9tz
bare Nultan {ih ruhie berbalten miro,
permao niemdnb poraussuIaaen, aber
rie 0eute, oie lid, BORT tpieber niebers
oelaf7en baben. nliiHen ooh Wertrauen
in bic 3ufunft beiiben, fie tpiirben
1rnIt nitht lire 6eimitdtten abermals
Sen 5eueraungen unb ben aiftieen
@aien ausieben, Die oem9ollenlhlunb
ienes 8erses entitromtsn.
,Dailp Chronicle" in 2pnoon berz
Dffentlihi einises iiber bic bon Den
beutfhen Mrbeitern, oie iiingit aum
Belu9e in Gnglano tpeilten. in 2onoon
qeponnenen Ginoriide. Das Blatt
bate fih an oen Reiiemarfhall Der
G,eienf1aft, Serrn Stoffers. nit Der
Bite eeipanof. ibm Die Ginoriide
Ihriftlid au }fi53iren. 0err @tDffers
erDrtert 3uerf bic oeutih enslifhen
Be3iehungen uno fommt bonn auf Die
periDnlicben Ginoriide 3u fprehen.
Dor allen bat ben beutfden Nrbeitern
ber 2oropner poli3iit iebr imponirt.
Seine 90flinteit un0 iein 8efhid, ben
fhtpierigen lpnooner 0erfebr az re-
eeln. foipie iein befheioenes Werbalten
uno fein frennolihes Mefen iperoen
BON ben Mrbeitern febr geriibmt. Gtofs
fers bat ertl6rt: 8ismard bat einnol
bebauptet. 6aB uns riemonb ben preus
bilhen 4eutnant nahmo9en fDnne.
GnDn. teine andre Notion lam ober
aud ben Qonoontr poli3iIfen iopirsn.
Dit sii8li5dkngD gDirtbsb sbduisr uno 0os
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

tblim an fsin< grtffs itellsn Tam,
Qlber lnitG3unit un0gerIoubniB lit
nidt> Gtpas odrin pergefen9 Wds
bic beutfdzameritanifhe preife ieit
fiinfoig, ia bunoertS Sabren ssban nnb
ssItiftet, Die b0dften Sitter un1eres
tlatiDnalerl @lements 5u ipabrsn, bate
fpobI Elm Mort Der Nnertennung per=
bient. (Mtlp. 6erplo.)
sSnportlafrb, Maine, tplirben am
4. eSnlt teine sSeuertperfsfDrper abae-
feuert. Dieie 9tabt brannte por elmer
Nn5abl Sabren am nationalen Sc
burtstage ourh einen elenoen Sboo1
ting grader bDllig nieoer. Seit Der
3eit miro Sober, Der nit Jeuer in ir=
seno tDelher Jorm fpielt, ius @efdnss
nib geporfen.
]. Die Gerihte in Rentutn fangen
an ben Ndhtreitern seseniiber @rnit
su aeiser1. Dor sinieenWohen tpuroen
mebrere bieier geipaItbdtigsnMenI9
i'm gipilDerfabrer au bokn Sha0enz
erfob5dbluneen an ibre Opfer berurs
theilt un0 iebt lit gum erfenmale Elm
Nahtreiter unter, bem Rriminaleefeb
perurtbeilt lporben. Gin iun3er Mr5t,
Der fih gum Mnfiibrer elmer 8anbe biez
fer Morobrenner gema1t bate, tpurbe
gu einem Sahr 9aft perurteilt. Wobl
nur Der umitano, bab Die BON ben
5trolben getOoteten u. mtbhanoelten
Wenfhen Reser tparen, bat ibm oas
ldferlid serinse 5trafmaB BON einem
Sabre 9aft einsetrasen, ,oenn iein Nerz
brehen lit um 10 1hdrfer gu berurtheiz
len, ba er in ser Stobt tpobnte, ain
3abafpFlaaen nint betbtligt mar, unb
pie ndhtlide Morobrennerei nur als
sinen aneenebmen Sport unb Nerpens
tibsl betrieb.
Sic baben einen Ronturrenten
eefunben, bic garnegies uno Hodef fell
lers, einen nod lpeit er0beren Sinano>
fiinitler, als 1ie es iino. llno Elm Deutz
IGer nod ba5u. 9ittor Shmiot, Elm
Muiiter in aOmaba, lebt BON $75 Elm
aon3es Sabr uno bat ii6 babel i'm
2aufe oer 3eit nod $4,000 eeipart, bic
er elmer Wobltb6tieteitsanitalt asben
min. Oie Snouitrie aapitdne Der
3utunft iolIten BEL S9mibt in Die
Gebre geben. (W)
Ser srobe internationule Stablz
5ruit, BON benz in lebter 3eit mebrfa6
bic Meoe seipsfen, iit mad elmer Mitz
tbsiIuns bes Sron 6 Steel Sraoes
sournal cine Observation-Disclosures. Oer
Werbano 1T eine internationale 8ereiz
,nisung bon setpaltisem umfanee unb
umfabt enslil9e, beutfde unb ruiiifde
sSifff,en. Mmerita folI in eriter 2inie
fir oas 3uitanbetommen oes 0erbanz
bss tbdtis selpeien ietn. Oeutihlano
fplgte in 5peiter 2inte nit Dem 9N
Ihs, nit alien anoeren Jirmen auf
gleide Stufe eetelt gu iperoen. Rub=
Lamb, tpeldes beute mebr @tabl fabri=
cirt, aIs israntreih un6 OeutI6lanb
aulammsn, trat Dem Spnbitate BET,
beKen syolse nah Mniiht bss ertpdbnz
ten Ganblattes Die iein miro. bab bic
Stablpreife beoeuteno beruntereeben
tperoen. Ser @erbanb tperbe fhliebz
lid ale Stablsefeaihaften ber Melt
nmdlnnmiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

Geit Der lebten Wolfs3Gbluns in
Srlano, bic Dor 3ebn Sobren fdttges
tunben, bat Die 8eo0lftrung bes Cam
Ms Inn 248,204 ubgenommen uno be-
trdgt nun 4,456,45 1T oHo nidt
bifl grDber als Die BON @rpBsNeip
yOrt. SIN Sabre 1848 por Der groben
1unotrsnDtb bstrua bic @eDDIftruns
nod 8,205, 900.
sic M6bistsitsbsipssune u,a9t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-06
WEEK OF PRAYER OBJ.
SERVED In CHURCHES
Services to Be Held Every Evening
Except Saturday-Topics at SWe-
dish Lutheran and Broadway.

This being the week Of prayer, ser
vices will be held in many of the
churches every evening with the ex-
ception of Saturday. The services
will be conducted by the pastors of the
various churches. with the exception
of Broadway Presbyterian church,
where the services will be in charge
of the different organizations. Monday
evening the topic will be Things IN
seen and Eternal" in charge of the
Ladies' Aid society; Tuesday, THE
,Triumphs of Faith,' in charge of Sun
day school; Wednesday, THE Church
MadeHTruly Glorious" in charge of the
session; Thursday, Missions, Home
and Foreign the Woman's. Mission
airy society and Ruth's band; Friday
evening, 'Intemperance. the Master
Social Curse" the Young Peoples as
ISOLATION.
At the First Swedish Lutheran
church the topics for the week are:
Monday, 1.-THE First Christian Church
in Jerusalem;" Tuesday, Our Own
Congregation" Wednesday. Our
Home Missions;'' Thursday, Our For
eign Missions" Friday. Our Relation
with the Christian Church at Large"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-06
Move About a Little.

There is something impressive in the
story of lifetime of persistent toll.
But there Is another point of view
which deserves respect. The gadabout
may be useless member of society.
but the stay at home is likely to be q
narrow one. We find ourselves on this
little planet. with its oceans and noun
tains and mighty rivers and wide prai-
ries. We know not whence we came
nor if we shall ever pass this way
again. Surely we may do our task bet
ter in our own appointed place If we
look about the world, feed our minds
with the glories Of nature and discov-
err how men and women before us have
lived their lives and embodied their as
pirations in the great arts of building
and painting and sculpture. The wheat
field and the ledger and the cooking
stove are facts of human life, but SO
are the Cologne cathedral. the Sistine
Madonna, the Canadian Rockies and
the valley of the Yellowstone.-Yo Youths
Companion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-06
TITLE STANDS IN WAY
or GETTING A JOB
Irish Earl Tramps Streets of ST. Louis
Three Months in Vain Quest
of Employment.

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. G.-The fact that
he is nobleman. a Bonn university
graduate. and a master of four lam
guages stands in the way of II. A. Will
ton Van Reede. earl of AthlOne. Baron
Van Reede, and former captain in the
Boer army, from securing employment.
Even the mental job of polishing
stoves for So a week in a furniture
house was denied him as soon as his
employers learned OF his noble ances-
try.
The reason given for his discharge
from this position was that it was be-
meath his dignity, and that the proprie-
tor of the house desired a man who
he was assured would remain in his
employ.
That was the last bit of work he
could find and now for three months he
has tramped the streets of st. Louis in
a vain quest for employment. He has
applied for every kind of work, from
ditch digger to railroad clerk, but ev-
erywhere he met with the same reply.
His age, 53 years, is against him
he said. although in appearance he is a
man of good physique, robust, and sol
dierly of bearing. Van Reede claims
that the Irish title of earl of Athlone
descended from his great-grandfather
upon whom it was bestowed by vii
liam III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-06

Hobbs of the Rock Island arsenal
states that the contractors will do no
more work. The government will
build guard house at the Rock Island
end.
William Duggleby, formerly of Da-
venpOrt, Iowa, Il most competent meat
cutter, has taken a position with the
Seventeenth Street Cash store. (Mau-
cker building,D and will have charge of
the meat department He has moved
his family to the city and would be
pleased to see his Rock Island friends
at his new place of employment.
The First Swedish Lutheran church
has issued church paper
called THE Church Missionary"
1t is issued by the Ladies' Aid society
and will appear monthly. Rev. S. G.
Hagglund is the editor and Miss Millie
Johnson assistant editor. Laurence
Swanson is the business manager The
publication is neatly gotten up and
contains all church news.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-06
CANAL LOCKS WIDTH FIXED
Commission Recommends 100 Feet, but
Future May Demand More.

Washington, ID. c.. Jan. G.-By unan-
imous decision the isthmian canal
commission will recommend to the sec
rotary OF war that the locks on the
canal ne constructed at their present
projected width-namely: 100 feet
holding that this Will be ample for all
commercial shipping for years to come
Ii, however, it is the judgment of the
navy department and of the president
that the proposed width be increased
to 10 feet, this can be done at reason
able cost and it is believed without
danger of structural weakness. The
suggestion for increased width origin
ated with the navy. where among. some
of the officials the opinion prevails that
this may be necessary to meet naval
developments in increased beam of war
vessels of the future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-06
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy Safe
Medicine for Children.

In buying cough medicine for chill
dren, never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from it, and relief is always
sure TO follow. 1t is intended especial
ly for coughs. colds. Group and whoop-
ing cough and there is no better medi-
cine in the world for these diseases.
1t is not only a certain cure for Group,
but, when given as soon as the croupy
cough appears. will prevent the attack.
WhOoping cough is not dangerous
when this remedy is given as directed.
1t contains no opium or other harmful
drugs. and may be given as confidently
to baby as to an adult For sale by
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-06
CITY CHAT.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.

Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Me to Jones for a cheap stove.
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
For bus, baggage, express, call RObb's.
SIS for 80 cents in Young & Nc
Combs great clearance sale.
Attend the Naval Reserves dance to.
morrow night at Armory hall.
Smokers appreciate the quality value
of Lewis Single Binder cigar.
Attend the Naval Reserves dance to-
morrow night at Armory hall.
Worlds champion comedian skater
at Coliseum, Davenport, tonight.
Jack makes fun at the Coliseum, Da
venport, every evening this week.
Dollars are doing double duty at the
genuine clearing sale at McCabe's.
Let Krell & Siemon do your furnace
and tin work; 1916 Third avenue.
The Aiken Street Sewing society vii
meet with Mrs. William Wagstaff a
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other purpose than to save men. All
plans, all organizations, all efforts, all
activities must be aimed at this one
thing-''to seek and to save the lost"
1t was a strong and stirring sermon
1t struck the keynote of the revival. 1t
was a trumpet blast calling the church
to noble living, to mighty determine
ton TO be and do things for Christ and
the church.
Tonight's subject is "How to Have
a Revival" and the topics for the rest
of the week are:
Tuesday, 1880 p. m.-''Watch"
Wednesday, 8 p. ma Starless
Crown"
Wednesday. 1880 p. m. First
Things First
Thursday, p. m.-"God's Forgive
ness and Ours"
Thursday, 7:30 p. m-"Workers,
Jerkers and Strikers"
Friday, 3 p. inflow to Treat an
Enemy"
Friday, 1880 p. m.-"The Greatest
Man That Ever Lived