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Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
The Power To Do Good
And the Power to Be Good Are
Much the Same.

One writer has truly said during
sleep and rest, sufficient energy and
strength should be supplied for tomor-
rows work. If you will learn how to
allow perfect relaxation to take place
in every part of your body and how
to fall asleep whenever you desire, you
will need no other remedy than good
food to keep you in perfect physical
condition.
A food does not need to be heavy
to be strengthening. Wheat possesses
every element found in the human body
and Egg-O-See Wheat Flakes. a dainty,
delicious breakfast food. always ready
to serve, contains all the nourishment
and strength of wheat in easily di-
gested form.
Be sure it's Egg-O-See you get. for it's
the famous and original Egg-O-See process
that makes EggO-See Wheat Flakes and
the &c Corn Flakes so dainty, SO ap-
petizing and SO strengthening A break
fast Of either means a satisfied appe-
tite. a grateful stomach and a good days s
work free from nervous headaches" or
dullness Be sure it's the Egg-O-See prod
uct Always watch for the E-C Mark
on the package.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
yuma

Children's day exercises will be held
at Zuma Methodist church Sunday ev-
ening, June 13, at s O'Clock. A good
program is being prepared
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frels attended
the funeral of Mrs. Hess at Geneseo
last Saturday.
Clinton Donahoo made business
trip to Moline Saturday.
Mrs. John Ohara and Mrs. Frank
Ohara were business callers in Moline
last Monday.
DR.. Louis Dow and family departed
for their home Friday afternoon after
short stay with the doctors parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dow.
Farmers are having much trouble
with sickness among their horses.
Jess Donahoo, resident of Zuma
until last year. drove up from his home
in Moline and attended the box socia
BILE at Zuma church Tuesday evening
Mrs. Mamie Wake, Miss Pearl Mum
ma and Edna Mumma are visiting
friends in Galesburg Miss Edna will
attend commencement exercises at
Knox college before returning.
Mrs. Lyman Daley has a curiosity
Matched in her incubator-a four
legged duck.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
HAMLET

Mrs. Robert Candor and two children
of Cogswell N. D., arrived here Thurs
day of last week
Wakeland & Sons of Millersburg are
erecting new hay barn at Hiram
Cooper's.
Miss Ruth Cook visited last week al
the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. Crabs.
Hiram Cooper and daughter, Miss
Lou. Mrs. Myron Stockberger, Mrs
William Whisman, Mrs. Marion Boyles
and Mrs. Joseph .OdelI were Aledo Wis
itors Friday.
James and Frank Hartman were
Rock Island visitors Thursday of las
week.
Misses Lille and Mary Marsh were
Aledo visitors Friday.
Mrs. Robert Candor and father, A
Kendall, departed Tuesday to visit
points in the west. Before returning
home they will attend the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition.
Children's day will be observed in
the Hamlet Presbyterian church nexi
Sunday. The exercises will begin al
1890.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

Ehlers reported the matter to County
Attorney Fred Vollmer. The letters
were signed Jack Gibson and wife. .
After being arrested Gibson stated ne
alone signed the letters and his wife
had nothing to. do with them. The
children by washing, was thereupon
released. Gibson is the man who was
shot several years ago by Herman
Jasper, the ex-dog collector. When
Jasper went to the Gibson home for
the purpose of collecting the tax on a
dog Gibson drew knife on him and
Jasper shot in self defense
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
FOSTER

Mrs. w. Brooks of Rock Island ar
rived Thursday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds.
Mrs. Reynolds, who was so severely
injured several weeks ago, is improv-
ing slowly.
Mrs. M. E. McDeritt of Red Oak,
Iowa, arrived Thursday to visit Mrs. T.
Watson and relatives in this vicinity
Saturday, as Mrs. Wilson Downey
and two little daughters, Nola and
Helen, anad Miss Louise Kranz were
returning from Muscatine, the horse
they were driving became frightened
at the sand boat beneath the high
bridge, and became unmanageable
| throwing the occupants out of the
buggy against the railing of the bridge
The horse continued to run, losing the
buggy piece at time, until it was
completely demolished. In it's frigh
it also ran into "a new carriage which
was bringing home from the city, ant
so badly demolished it as to necessi
tate sending it back to the factory
The horse was caught at the end o
the high bridge by Burnie Reynolds
Fortunately, aside from a bruised arm
received by Mr.. Downey, the occupant
all escaped injury.
Miss Lillian Workman closed a yer.
successful years work at the Foste
lschOol Saturday Refreshments wer
lserved to the pupils by their teacher
Miss Workman's work is highly appre
ciated by the patrons of the schoo
There is a class of four pupils VIII
|graduate from the eighth grade thi
month They are Nola Gillette, Dell
Bowser, Sade Kleist and Clare Var
tatta.
Sunday Miss Carrie Freyermuth er
ltertained the Misses Lizzie Mewes
Emma Danner, Ethel Foster. Nelli
lFeldman, Arizona Watson, Nora Kleis
Emma Anderson, Alice and Agnes Gi
lett.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Foster visite
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowse
near Sweetland. Iowa Mrs. Foste
remained to visit her daughter thi
week.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
DAVENPORT

Say 90 Per Cent Want Saloons
The petitions of consent for the manu-
facture and sale of intoxicating liquors
in Davenport in accordance with tn :
laws of Iowa, containing over 5000
names, have been filed with the county
auditor The required number of sig
natures was 4,721 but the lists when
they were turned in contained over
5000 names of qualified voters who
voted at the last general election.
With this number of signatures Sc.
cured the canvass was brought to a
close. The petitions and lists ct
names will be canvassed by the board
of supervisors the latter part of the
month, 10 days notice for this work
being required The canvassers re-
port that during the entire canvass
they met with but 40 refusals to sign
The same ratio of signers % refusals
would indicate that 80 per cent of thf
voters of the city are in favor of the
lawful manufacture and sale of intoXi
eating liquors in Davenport.
Found TarantuIa.-Another tara I
tula has found it's way to Davenpor
securely hidden in the depths of
bunch of bananas. Henry Wichmanl
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
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hams Vegetable

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distressing feminine ills from which
80 many women suffer.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
HIlLSDALE

Birdie, Verna and Coda Butter came |
o Hillsdale last week from Urbana 20
spend a short time with their father. |
Emil Bracker of Berea, KY. came
home for a short visit last week with
his parents Mr.. Bracker is one of
the teachers in the Berea college.
The Enterprise Sunday school will
have childrens day exercises next
Sunday afternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs. David Scott of Water
town were calling on Hillsdale friends
Thursday.
Homer Palmer has leased the John
Butter elevator. He took possession
the first of June.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Daley, Mr.. and
Mrs John Johnson and son, Harold Of
Hillsdale spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tinsman near
Joslin
Mrs. L. f. Giles was a Rock Island
visitor Thursday.
Little Nellie Mercer ran fish hook
in her finger last week. DR.. Donohoo
cut it out and dressed the wound. The
finger is healing nicely.
= George Hill who has been working
the past few months in Rock Island,
) returned to his home in Hillsdale last
week
) The ladies of the Hillsdale Aid viii
meet. next Wednesday, June 1G, with
Mrs Mary Sell. Mrs. Sell will serve
lunch. Saturday evening, June 10, the
Ladies' Aid will serve Strawberries, ice
, cream and cake at the NJ. w. A. hall.
!, Rev. Mr.. Pearson moved his house
hold goods last week from Geneseo %
= the Baptist parsonage at Bethel.
!: Rev. Mr.. Parker, former pastor ut
: the Baptist church at Bethel, has ac'
cepted call from Erie, ILL.,, and IS
. now living there.
S Charles Weimer is now doing bust
: ness in his own building. He moved
last week.
The little chapel at the Bethesda
!. cemetery was moved Monday back into
h the northeast corner so as to make
J. room for more lots.
i Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clerk of Rocl
v Island were Hillsdale visitors Thurs
h day.
Mrs F1ttsgibbon of Rock Island :
visiting at the homes of her tw'
daughters, Mrs Mary Schall and Mrs
;, Katie Tobin.
= Arthur Browning and James Hous
p child are painting the interior of tn
= Baptist church az Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Herdt and bab,
of near Port Byron spent Sunday witt
- Mrs. Herdt's grandmother. Mrs. Mar.
= Sell
!, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hap son were A
bany visitors Sunday.
John Woodburn and William Cail
shipped cattle to Chicago last weeI
:, They also spent a few days in Chi
- cago.
- John Cooley of Tampico was a bus
Continued on Page Ten.)
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

Deceased was born in Iowa 3S years
ago; moved to Illinois Is years ago,
where she had lived since. She leaves
two children, Lyla and Fay, and her
husband. She also leaves her parents
in Rock Island, brother in Milan and
one in North Dakota. The funeral was
held this afternoon at o'clock from
he home Rev. j. P. Miller officiated,
and in.erment took place at HartzelI
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
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Of it, and stop the itching and
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and clean and encourage the
growth OF new hair.
Do not delay as the dondruif
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stops the growth OF hair.
IS NOT A DYE.
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Hartz, Druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
letter Cured

A lady customer of ours had suffer
ed with letter for two or three years.
1t got SO bad on her hands that she
could not attend to her household du.
ties. One box of Chamberlain's Salve
cured her. Chamberlain's medicines
give splendid satisfaction in this com
munity.-M. H. Rodney & Co., Almond
Ala. Chamberlain's medicines are fol-
sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

OF Wlchman Bros, grocerS ut Rocking
ham road and Howell streets, was cut
ting bananas from the bunch in his
store and fortunately espied the i'm
mense spider before it became alive 20
it's own danger.
Brady Street in Line.-Articles Of
incorporation of the Brady Street Pro
gressive association were filed yester
day afternoon in the recorders Office
by Attorney Isaac Petersberger. The
officers are: President, w. F. Winecke;
vice president, W. J. Samuels; treas
urer, Abe Levy; secretary, ]. NJ. Nab
stedt. The above officers, with E. w.
Robeson, E. M. White and Gustav
Stueben constitutes the board of direc-
tors.
Organize for Firemen's Tourney
The Firemen's Tournament commit
tee convened yesterday afternoon in
the mayors Office at the city hall, elect
ed board of directors and appointed
| the officers to serve until the regular
meeting of the association and adopted
articles of incorporation. The officers
elected follow: President, John Sea
mack; vice president, John L. Stolten
berg; treasurer, Louis Eckhardt; sec
retary, c. A. Steel The articles of in
corporation were adopted and will be
filed with the secretary of state. The
organizations name is the Davenport
Firemen's Tournament association
The capital stock is to be $1,000.
Threatened to Kill Brother.-Twt
brothers, engaged in war of words
attracted the attention of passin:
pedestrians on Main street yesterda'
liam Ilday drew a revolver and level
ing it at the head of his brother, threat
ened to kill him, but fortunately di.
not carry out his threat Police Office
Randolph was quickly upon the seen
of combat and arrested both of tn
brothers.
Manufacturers Close Meeting. - TIL
Iowa State Manufacturers association
yesterday adopted resolutions endors
ing Senators Dolliver and Cummins fo
the stand they are taking in the tari
discussion. The following officers wer
elected: President, Dillon Turney
. Fairfield; vice president, j. NJ JeI
nings, Fairfield; treasurer, S. w. Me-
,, Ger, Iowa City; secretary, G. A. Wrigh
man, Des Moinnes. H. E. Miles of r;
cine, Wis, was the principal speake
, at banquet last night.
Accused of Extortion.-Jack Gibso
, and wife were arrested yesterday @
! a warrant issued in Magistrate Rodd,
, wigs court, charging them with NAL
Z cious threats to eXtort the informatio
) being filed by Adolph Ehlers who co,
, ducts the Cold Wave saloon at Froi
and Gaines streets The Gibsons, VIII
reside on Ripley street, between Fift
| and Sixth. have two minor boys an
Gibson charged Ehlers with havin
sold them intoxicating liquors. Som
. time ago he threatened Ehlers wit
prosecution and secured $50 from hin
Soon thereafter he demanded anothe
$500 and has since written sever.
= threatening letters. The last of thes
. was received by Ehlers yesterday
it Gibson threatened to start a damas
suit against Ehlers and also to clos
! up his saloon, if he did not come acros
with the 800 demanded by 10 o'clocl
3 He also made number of othe
threats in an effort to force Ehlers
cough up the required amount. NJ
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
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FROM AN
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Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11
S.S.S. p1oao earsvsS ayE5Rs


Pmpes boh pusues itching rash hard sca skin affection
removing the humors from the blood Cools the acid
nutritious red corpusces and enrhes Then the
sooted otend cooling healthy blood
Eczema Acne, all
slightly bemishes
Skin
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Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

Obituary Record.-Mrs. Robert God
frey died Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock at her home, 4O7 Nineteenth
avenue, after an illness of three years.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

Continued on Page Ten.)
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

of Wichman Bros, grocers at Rocking
ham road and Howell streets, was cut
ting bananas from the bunch in his
store and fortunately espied the i'm
mense spider before it became alive 20
it's own danger
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

FniIanthropic Department Elects
The philanthropic department of tn,
Woman'S club held its annual meetin;
Wednesday at the public library Yeal
ly reports were heard and officers che
| sen for the coming year as follows
Chairman, Mrs. G. H. Huntoon; sec
retary. Mrs. Fabian Lawson; treasurer
Mrs. Emma Nourse; auditor, Mrs. L
H. Sleight. Mrs. ]. V. O'Connor wa
engaged for another year as city mi.
sionary.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

Building Boat Landing.-A force of
men is busy putting in the much need
ed landing for the Moline -Bettendorf
ferry at the foot of Sixteenth street.
The work was started the last of last
week and it is thought it will be fin.
ished this week
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

Arrange for Banquet. - The execu-
tive committee of the Moline High
School Alumni association has COM
pleted arrangements for the annual
alumni banquet to be given Tuesday
evening, June Is, in the Moline club
hall. 1t is estimated that $50 will at
tend this annual event
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

nigg-koetzins.-The wedding OF
Miss Emma Koetzing, the daughter OF
Mrs. Emily Koetzing of 1925 Third av
enue, to Louis Koenigg took place
Tuesday evening at the home of the
brides mother at o'clock Rev. E. d
Mennicke of Rock Island officiated.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-06-11

Undertakers Dissolve.-The firm of
Maher & O'Malley, undertakers, who
have been located at S07 Fifteenth
street. has been dissolved T. w. Ma.
her will continue the undertaking bus
mess at the old stand and Walter
|O'Malley will locate in Rock Island
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-01

On Saturday night Miss Edna Mae
Stands, assisted by Mesdames Percy
aud Bert Stands, entertained the
High school seniors with a delightful
Halloween party at her father S
home on Briggs street
The front hall was decorated in
red tape and bells and a red shaded
light. There the guests were met by
spooks and silently motioned into
the front parlor where profuslon
of Jack 'o-lanterns, autumn leaves
ears Of corn, shaded lights and
strings of witches, black cats, COB
lins. pumpkins and other Halloween
symbols met their gaze.
In the dining room a large Jack-'o-
lantern covered the electric lights
and a huge shock of cornstalks stood
in an alcove In the bay window a
fortune tcller's booth was fitted up.
and real fortune teller told the for
tunes OF the lads and lassles who ap-
piled,
The guests came masked and much
merriment was caused By the mis-
takes made in Identifying the spooks.
A small white ghost stood at the
gate and pointed toward the entrance
where two similar ghosts stood on
either side, while from above grinned
a Jack 'o-lantern.
After the unmashng, Halloween
games were enjoyed, bobbing APP
Plies. kissing the k-'o-lantern, and
various others.
Misses Villa Mae stroud and
Georgia Newton rendered a duet,
Witches Flight" which was most
When the refreshments
were served each guest was request
ed to tell a ghost story or anecdote
during the interval. Then a psycholo-
gical game OF Scandal" was played.
At IL o'clock the fearful spooks fled
for home with direful memories or
what they had seen and heard
ONE OF THE SPOOKS
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N,nsrr, wo> ,,~, ,,cron,
tpNas christian University i.irsru
slaughtered ~, Anstin.

Austin. Texas. Nov The Cni-
vcfsits of Texas defeated he Texas
Christian University Saturday after.
moan ln the football game. 10y "a
score of - go a The easy victory
surprised the rooters. who expected
much ot 7 e e. placing great de-
pcndeuco upon the lattets back
field This was not justified by the
game
The Christians outWoirhed Texas
University three points but the lat
ter ran away with them. making the
first touchdown In the first three
minutes Texas scored is in the first
half
The scores were made on long end
runs and line buoking few forward
passes being attempted
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The Magazine Club.

Lesson for Current Events and
Magazine club, Thursday, November
4, 1903;
Answer roll call with Current
Events.
Paper-Wome and Home Eco
Monies. Mrs. Harris Watson.
The ethics OF dress. Chautauqua
Magazine, March, 1897.
The science of nutrition Chautau-
qua Magazine, March, 1897.
Neurological pastry, Chautauqua
Magazine, March, 1897
Questions for the class
What is scientific housekeeping?
What states have enacted pure
food laws?
What Is the law regarding pure
food In Texas
Aanalyze grain of wheat.
Discussion; Is proper food or prop
err clothing more necessary TO good
healthP
Evolution Of housekeeping?
Are we better or poorer house,
keepers than women of old9
MRS. $. H. WATSON, Leader
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ft tt. N.t haf So fat. fefsHf8
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feradueu ~ ih sh8 tInt niH
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lh fh iat half naituu tlrtea
saal ffofH piatsmsuf euHnp tttee
Hanit naeiHf sufrd in tht ufH haif
Hffs ~ uine'es W. paHinsars aHts
H3s ttst IT 81 tafds 81 Kettles uhs
umbtd an8 Adhma fuf payat
en en zoe ball hphlnd goal lire faf
touchdown and Bohinun tlshsd
eaal
A. the tnd 9f as mlnules 10 ere.
oud half the visitors carried the ball
to natlot els ward Hire and lost on
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ENNIS DEFEATED.
WaVahachic High school Wins Game
by Score of - to q.

NaNahachic High school Wins Game
by Score of - To %.
IN a rather tame game of football
played on the public school campus
Saturday afternoon between the
WaXahachie and Ennis High school
teams the former won by a score OF
- to 0. The game was almost feat
ureless. The most sensational play
OF the game was a run Of about nine
~ yards for touchdown by John
Henry Pierce, quarter for WaXaha-
chic Goal was kicked. This was Wax
ahachies second touchdown of the
first half The first touchdown was
made by WaXahachie within three
minutes after the ball was put in
play. Ennis kicked to the north goal.
WaXahachie rushed tie ball through
Ennis line for a touchdown Goal
was missed. In the first half the En-
mis- boys appeared to be affected with
stage fright and let WaXahachie play
all over and around them for three
touchdowns and one goal. In the sec
ond half, however, the visitors set
tied down to business and held Wax
ahachie for downs several times. The
two touchdowns made by Waxaha-
chic in this half were on blocked
kicks by Ennis, the BAN being almost
on the goal line
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Constable Hrrairiu wtni to IN.
Ha SATURDAY nu8 arrested Doe <aW
snd toe ilonatt an rfand iur m.
8lumyhis thaffluf violations vi she
local aptpn iaw The Pendants
male bond and we're released Noty
Is engaged in the nfocefy business
81 Ennis and ilunaek is hs clert
The indictments aeanat them efew
ou' of a raid m8fr 90 Notys place
oi business several weeks sro hy
County Auotury rippcn aud Com
stable NeCalpin Vhen a considerable
quantity " liquor was found
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Every Hour OF The DnS.

Hood & Curtin, the re11aDle drug
gsts of Waxahachie, Texas. are hav-
Ing calls for "HINDIPO," the now
Kidney Cure and 'Ierve Tonic that
guarantee.
It's merits are becoming the talk
of the town and everybody wants to
try It, and why not? 1t costs nothing
cent
They don't want your money II IL
fully refund the money. Try IL to-
day. mttf
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In New offices.

The local officials of the Frisco
Rock Island, Trinity and Bra2os VAL
ley and the st Louis, Brownsville
and Mexico railway moved into their
new office at the corner Of Main
street aud Texas avenue yesterday,
and commencng Monday tickets via
these roads viii be on sale at this
handsome new office Houston
Post
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II W. Griffith, w, c, Wood, T. p.
McCarley Maypearl; n. Il, Hardin,
Waco; A. l., Marks, Fort Worn; j.
Engle, s Louis; r. f., Lacy r. G..
Clark, Dallas, Geo w Thomas and
Wife, Rochoser; W. W. Paine. W. S.
Howard, Russell v Rogers au6 wife,
Il. NJ. Haynes, F. +. Gwynu, Dallas;
W. l. McCulloch, Waco.
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Notice.

We have discontinued the phones
at our ice plant, and all orders for ice
must be phoned to min office, old
phone No 1888, new phone No 1852,
We have cut out most OF our delivery
wagons and the service viii not he
as prompt as heretofore, hut will de-
liver all phone orders as soon as
practicable. 81
MODERN MILLING & MEG co
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ED WICKER,
Manager Natatorium,


St Louis Nov. l.--George +. Du-
rant. general manager OF the Bell
Telephone company of Missouri, died
yesterday at Boulder, Colo. 60 years
old, He installed the first telephone
exchange in 81 Louis Death was
caused by sunstroke he suffered
last August