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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

"Stimpkins is mean man. / don
believe he eyer did anything that did
anybody any good"
"Ycs. he did"
What was it?''
"IIc fell down one time, and it did
me good to see him. Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
SATURDAY
NIGHT TALKS
By REV. F. Z. DAWSON
Rutland, vi.
TIE GOLDEN RULE
IN PRACTICE.
International Bible Lesson for
Aug. 2o, 'o9-(1 Cor. I3: I-13).

Some Y e q r S
ago Il ship was
bound from Ma
Mia to Singa-
pore. She took
an Eastern pas
sage among the
Philippines. be-
ing eighty days
on the voyage. a
brig had sailed
some time be-
fore, called the
Arnador, laden
W it h cocoaput
oil. A few days
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
Finds L So.

GorlliG-Our niSfortuncs are really
for our good, however much we may
think to the contrary.
Tidson - Perhaps you're right It
might account for SwintOn's being al
ways in trouble. If there is any good
in II thing you can count upon Swim
tons hogging all he can get of it,
Boston Transcript.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
HARTMAN IS BACK
FinanCier'S Health Not LiTlo
proved by Ills Trip.
LOST WEIGHT AND is FEEBLE.
Directors of Union and Southern
Pacific Railroads Hold Meet
ings, but lie Is Unable
to Attend.

New York. Aug. 24--rhr Kaiser Will
helm H.. with Edward IL. Hartman
on board. reached this port today, and
the hnancicr came ashore at Hobokcn.
He was looking much thinner than
when he sailed for Europe twelve
weeks ago today and admitted that he
had lest eleven pounds. which he at
tributed to the severe treatment he
underwent in the baths ut Bad Gas
tcin, Austria
Mr.. Hartman looked pale and worn.
and it was evident that he was greatly
cnfcrhlcd. He walked with difficulty.
Il am in good condition and am feel,
ING we'll" he said TO the reporter. "All
that need is rest and good home
foud. | shall go at once to my home ut
Arden"
Dr. Lyle. Mr.. IIarriman's physician,
said that his PATIENTS health was all
that could be expected. "llc sleeps
well, and his appetite is good said
| nr. Lyle.
The directors of the Union Pacific
| and Southern Pacific railroads held
meetings here today. Mr.. Hartman
did NOT ,ttcud those meetings. but his
bnmprominw orouspd great interest in
railroad matters and especially tn"
| talk that the Hartman interests seek
to obtain control of the New York
Cnntro1 in order to rcrfr,t n tran4cuu-
tincnto1 systum. Ever since Mr.. UHrri-
man wont AWAY on .Tuur | Wall street
b,. nvuorirunrd r,,rrirs over rcrurts
Of his futurr u1ons ord the constant
ru,nnr or hj, fniliu,r health,
\cccrIiur I'm his uhysic;on. Nr. IJnr-
riu,,u,. st,, ,t \rdnn il tn hr indpn-
nitn and will drunnd ON his rbysi,1j
cpuditinn
AIR Hartman so for this yu,r ho;
srnrt tI,n .,ru,tr,. ,ort nf the tilur fray.
| olium and VISITING vnrirus hrnlth rp-
e,rts
IIn hnrun tho vror we'll far un .!nn
~ hu bnro,,r Il director in thr Now
v,,l, rnrt,,l ,n thn Same dov thar
pr,uilcrt W & nruwn ol.n brr1np =
mnmhrr of rho loorl of thnt rrnd. Ar
the ,irr of his election Mr., IIarrimau
vns travelling north from the southern
states whore hr had hccn to rrcupn.
rate. as his hpnlth was rrportrd to I've
far from rood
Loss th,u - month l1trr ON Feb II
no went into cnmp at san Artnnlo
Tex. Uc and vnriuls mrmhrrS Of his
fnmiIy and several friends sucnt soy.
rrnl weeks in fonts few miles Suuth
cf thnt town. The cIimatn. which WIS
warm. aprrDrcd to agree with him.
Early in March. with II uolty uf
friends. Mr. Hartman went farther
south and entered Mexico. whore he
inSpcctrd new lines nnlrr construction
ON the pacitic coast. He ryrrnssrL
himself rs much benefited bv his rest
NJ San Autonio and looked tnuncd onl
strong.
II hcran TO he rumorcd however
that his health WAS far from GOOD and
nycu thot hr would soon rr,irn fran,
active busincss and rr,.uunrotp Inv load.
inc a life out of doors and droprino
business cares.
The lnttrr mart of the month oi
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
CuiSlt Returns,

oar nciChbor Killed his Thomas cat
For reasons all his own.
Then he was sorry for the deed,
He felt so sad and lone.
Next week he advertised for one.
And Ger he got replies
The old cat turned up home again.
1t pays to advertise!
boston Herald.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

why did you rrsieu from the de-
tccrivc fUrce--ro grlft:'
"plenty of graft, hut the fellows
higher up made us account for all of
it."-Tuwn Topics.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

Employment A@cnt--YUu come from
the country. you cannot cook and you
have learned ia do nuthin% else. Wen,
suppose for the present YOU try to get
position for general houscw0ri.-
i'lirgcnde HlattCr.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

"Nhat will you give me, sir, for
this article for your paper on the re-
iation of Mars to the solar system?"
Il guess We can give you space
ratCS."-BaltimOrc Amurican
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
His Preferences.

"Jims wife is just the kind of talk
or l like"
"Talker. Why, man, she's dumb"
Il know she is. That's the kind
like New Orleans Times Democrat.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

Pattern No. 54t4.-Made of quite
a heavy quality of cotton and trim
med with torchon lace at neck and
sleeves, this is a very satisfactory de-
sign for the cool nights.
Cut in 5 sizes, > to 10 years.
Size requires . q yards of 36-inch
material.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
Expensive Decorations.

The summer girls frecklcs are daintiy
quaint
In number they daily Increase,
And her father declares with a smile that
is faint,
They cost fifty dollars apiece.
Washington Star.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS

Delaware & Hudson Il. II.
Trains leave at Cos a. m, and
1925 and 4:30 p. m.
Sundays at 11:05 a. IL. and 7:15
p. IN.
Trains arrive at 9:55 Il. m, 3:15
and 1871 p. IN.
Sundays at 1U:1l a. II. and 6:50
u.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

Interested Fathcr-Did you tell her
how sorry YOU were to leave her?
SUn-No, but | brought considerable
pressure to bear on the subject. /
think she ndCrstoOd.-Dptroit Free
!'roSS
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS.

Send FIVE cents for each pattern
desired to Chariotfc Martin, 4O2 w.
&]rd Street, New York. State No.
OF pattern and size wanted.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

The sandal tree, as if TO prove
How sweet to conquer hate by love
Perfumes the * that lays it low"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

after the departure of the Manila ship,
while there was strong breeze, and
a rough sea, the surface became all at
once as smooth as a mill pond, al
though the breeze continued On
! looking over the side the crew diScOV-
cred that they We're sailing through
sea of oil. They continued in this oil
track for three days. On arriving at
her destination, it was found that the
Armador had arrived a little while
before with some OF the oil casks
broken, and that her sailors had been
continually pumpng oil out of the
hold into the sea. On comparing logs,
it appeared that when the oily sur
face was first seen, the two ships
were at least two Hundred miles
apart. Such is the effect of oil upon
the troubled waters.
Love, Lubricant.
Now, in our lesson for today, Paul
says that love has the same power
over the stormy passions OF life. lie
gives a list of things we are forbid
den to dO--the second table of the
commandments, and then says that
love is the secret Of OUr ability to
keep them. Love is the fulfilling Of
the law" If We lave love, OF the right
kind and enough Of it, We need not
very about orr "hiiity to keep every
.ho o,,,,,,ord,,or., 7 ovo i.
~. ~,1do,, rr,o in nroctiro # ie =
,..,,.1,,t,I ,ooif,o,. littio loro viii
.-, ,a,,,- ,..,-. i, o,,,,in,, q tronh,o1
.,,,ro and e+iilinc. ouo,.v nossions 7 o.
-. n,,t oo,,,,,, 1n,,,, c,r.,n or the oil
- ,ayo o,'d ,..h,, tho s+or,,e no
,,.i,,r wound nc ,,.on tho n,r,;s
v.r.l,i,a ,,ouri,u hoov,n,e nocircatnr
,,,,,,,, 40 trn,,Ir-,r v..tore
aft ie lova t,at thou ,ocl,est tht,u
ro,r oid world,
y.bo s,oI n,c,,. INV lovo bo1 for
,,oo fro2o, ,id vnrldq
rhor cro ro herry os fhon miphteet
he
Tor tho lovo of dear Jesus is little
in thea
rbre T. w r,hcr .irue tha truth
6i,.ine1y eratca --"tha oreotost of
those is ,ovo"
, ,...,o
N'
suppose W" aio0'u iie'9l upon iiiaN"
ing the pest ol one "liotiet' Ever!
one mas MS WeakheS"' MS iaults' anu
we may MAKE the worst Oh Ihese o.!
crlucalIy hNihg our atteht'oh constant
~ upon thehl' inc carlcaturlSt Sees
Gerated' out OF proportion; the arust
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27
A Dialogue.
Him
VIII you love me, dearest one,
When I'm gone?

That depends on just how far
Gone you arc
cleveland Leader.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-27

Thus +. w. FGbor sings the truth
diyinely statCd,-"the greatest OF
these is love"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
STARTLING DEFINITIONS

0NE would think that high school boys and
~ girls were sufficiently schOocd III Eno"I-
edge outside Of the textbooks 70 answer q lew
innocent 1uizz-s But here D. what happened
N q well regulated high Schoolln IN eastern city
Among the questions were these VI nat D.
ID bronco" What IS q boomerang W hat
o. .. r3s11rrryfr-q,, -- What is d cartoon, And
rhes. four excited some most remarkable an
-v-e-s- The following bona tIdc rep-lcs taken at
random from -he papers. show IN many cases
decided originality o. say the least bat the
15.vi-, display the effect of imperfect enureIt-
ti8n and pronunciation and OF the ASSOCIATION
II ideas without due regard 20 sense
In reply 20 the first query, nat IS a
f.-,n,s," were the following. bronco is an
herb used as "a medicine, part ot your BODY
q. FOREIGNER. a man that hives on ranches
What g. boaneraug' called forth, among
ether. thee 4 boomerang Is "a sp-cles 81 the
rabauu family what an Indian che"s some
thing explosive
The -epiie- 20 What IS pantomlne, M
eludcl the following 4 pantomlne = an am
NAL that eats human flesh "a person Nh' lihd-
fault Cd man who = always ol the bad SIDE "i
everything a rrunls, a box . carry pc pie IN
resting on the shoulders OF four men, "a EI@l9i
~ ones former sins -
As for the question. What is cartoon.
thst seemed 70 excite the widest ideas 81 all
and there were brought forth such answers as
these. / cartoon is vessel for holding -rtlCles
Z. strong windst1ru, d kind ot tSh, hunCh "l
flowers presented 10 q hero or nobieInanf 1"
soldiers water bottle. statue; q strong gust
II wind
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
500
Oliver
Typewriters
$50. Each
SIS. Down and SIS. Per Month
Shipped TO ANY Address on Trial.

The regular standard Model 80 Complete airh u~ra'
case hasr.uar4 taa.> %. mot shop v.r" .r aff.' 'd
machines. ua' ... aud ..rrs rar.'~a g" rr a'--
.a,rty G,r. ..,--s- perfect any ever sold
80 salesman. s.| rsI .n r....r car.uf afford such
e.prs-e and ,r.' .s. .a-.r -l.4. Boz -f aaf lHe
burden ps.i efa ttc fr-sfrrr aa- are 10
be the sole judg"
I'r.a naa the slightest thing o. rua..l~ Eeu tti.s
y.l bus better ryare .ler aH. Ir.r i"- any
do rH q. keep tar machine, send Dc back
"a cNpen-e.
Tins is far the greatest tvpessr value offered D.
intend boy aus rulc tic iut4rr, q vll
Is. sa. secure sl th,sr W
u you renting rEp-"utrr. whF not send y back
and replace ~ ,h--r splendid uas5Iursg H..
can pav = more a month chan yau are moss
paying and months 500 oa standard type
arrer-ncaaulr you haze peirCt machine 60 operate,
.astead .i "a second hand one
better vrlrr Us now Iau take chance oH this
.r. o-Iur the t.prg.rfrr just represent o.
70 5,-foa have bar-a.a-t uot yuu send ~ back
a. expense
Don't wait uu;a they're all gone-give ue your name,
address and references today
A. c. LANDGRAF, Mgr.
"a Washington Street Chicago, iii.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

TO YOU believe what YOU are 81 wing mother,
II asked The NarErave- a-uusIng himself atla
er,ssL-1-a ea-restIv 90 would give hall the
,-es-s Il -rlv life i could even dream ot the
bliss ~ possessing her and her love II al the
world n heart bears greater burden oi love
-r mine holds for tins beautiful Princess ana
even q FAINT hope 0f winning her would max
me The harryest man n Europe. But should
not take her without her love. would ale
tl-sr
o.. W can - least --v for l. Adolph. re
-----7e7 -re NTar.r-a--Ire She VIII be- compelled
=, marry some one that does NOT 7Ult her. nu
cannot save her from that trte by refusing -er
hand II the unfortunate girl IS - He forced -
marry against her VIII she would ae better o'i
o. marry YOU. who are kind and good, than to
marry dissolutc fool ike the English Prince.
,- o. beast like the Duke Of Nelssenfels- she
certainly would choose YOU before either ~
-le=-.
-. J. would not be tiatterlng % Ice chosen be
cause a-u tne least ot three evils, sugge. TED
III. Na-grave d-oWsily-
" 80. ne" said the Old lady. whose head Wa
f.gIrr1rg 10 nod - Bur II she IS so great d. fool
as not 70 see YOU as YOU are--you are. why
vs!7- wei not MARY her-yve j not marry feT
Wen lust let he--ler her-let heT-tler marry
Weisse-ltels and then She Will 1e--Vlll be sorTy
-that-raat- But the GOOD
old woman had -7lu ou1 If words i Wa three
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Electric Belts

They wonder that it has never oc-
Cured to them before that disease was
but the result of the disturbance ana
derangement of the vital force. That
the only way to restore an organ Of
the body to healthy action is to bring
to that organ the electro nervous force
that shall cause it to discharge Its
functions without permitting stagna-
ton, decay and consequent death.
Activity is the law of life.
Our Electric Vitaliz dry cell body
battery or electric belt restores
strength and health in a natural way.
Call or write for our free book ex-
planning how and why it cures. It's
written for thinking men-men who
want to know what they are getting
and that it is correct.
VITALIZ is the most powerful and
perfect working appliance of this order
made and requires no nasty vinegar or
acids like old style belts need-Vitaliz
produces a high grade power that cam
not be obtained in common belts, so
don't think all belts alike and be i'm
posed upon by getting a cheap chain
of JUNK as sold all over town and
everywhere and called electric belt"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
FOR SALE
~N--~~-~~-@
Electric Belts

I have THE appliance and can give
mighty good reasons why 1t is the
ONLY one of its kind that will give
RESULTS. Call and test the power or
write for FREE BOOK and catalogue.
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS and
undersell all-giving you the GENU-
me and charging you less than you
would have to pay for inferior kinds
from dealers, etc. We also have all
kinds made at cut rates, but manu-
facture the best. most powerful and
perfect working appliance which
GIVES A CONTINUOUS STREAM OF
HIGH GRADE POWER DIRECT TO
THE BODY. Our electrical suspen-
sorry which is included with ALL our
belts restores lost strength and makes
happy, healthy men of those who feel
like wrecks-A GOOD, STRONG VI
TAIIZ belt S5 complete, with electric
suspensory for men-THE RIGHT
KIND, TOO-Not a cheap wire one like
sold by others, but the BEST.
GET VITALIZ, THE MOST POW
ERFUL ELECTRIC BODY BATTERY
MADE-made and sold in Los Angeles.
Call or write. FREE BOOK IN PLAIN
SEALED PACKAGE.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
FREF Plans and Specifications
For Bungalows and Cottages
It bids on all classes of building. w'IS1575

Builds / Y STORY 7-room house and ,
closets This house has a Holmes dis
appearing bed Installed. latest design
OF mantels. outside chimney and kitchen
chimney: buffet kitchen cabinets. hard
wood floors and beam ceilings; slash
grain Oregon pine finish; best plaster.
porcelain plumbing. 2 toilets. etc; large
porcheA
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
BE SURE AND SEE THESE
PLANS BEFORE BUILDING

We have over 500 plans for you to look
over and get ideas and suggestions from.
II any of them suit you exactly, all right,
n not tell us how you want your house
built and we will draw plans and make
specifications TO suit you. You can thus
have your own ideas embodied In your homo
absolutely free. We are always ready to
submit lowest bids all classes of build
inRs draw plans or make estimates. We
are in the business to please and satisfy
style and quality unsurpassed. Work.
nanship and material the best to be had at
the price Three hundred satisfied owners
of houses which we have built in Los An
Reles are our references as to our relis-
blity and proof that we keep our promises.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Electric Belts

= Latest shapes, uIvp roes in button style
with black. gray, blue or checked cloth tops
"Gibson" ribbon style; in all patent colt, wit
the stage short vamp last; also with the du
kid backs THESE ARE CERTAINLY GREA
VALUES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10
PERSONAL POINTS.

W. ID Gall left last evening for Fort
Steele. Wyo.
Hon. H. l.. Wheelan left this after
room for Chicago
Mrs. H.. p. Stapley left this after
noon for visit with relatives in PEG
ria.
Mrs. John Carse has returned from
Springfield. where she spent a week
Visiting with her parents.
c. W. Borg leaves Monday morning
for Salt Lake City, San Francisco
Seattle and other western points
Mrs, Will Eddington and nephew
VI. H. Sexton. Jr, left this morning for
Minneapolis, where they will visit foi
e month.
viii Channon. who has been en-
Gagged in railroad construction work il
southern Canada, is spending few
days at home.
MIR and Mrs. Albert c. Cramer an
daughter will leave tonight for Spo
| Zane and Seattle. where they will join
tie other members of the family.
The Misses Olive and Anna Hodi.
son of Jacksonville, H.. are in the cit!
visiting with their brother, William NJ
! Hodgson. They will spend about
week here.
Miss Mango kohn has returned hom'
: after an extended visit in the east
! Miss Kohn graduated from Vassa
college in the spring and has besl
visiting since that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McHugh leav
, Monday morning for Chicago. whe.
| Mr.. McHugh assumes charge of tn
Lexington hotel He will be HON
over Sunday during the summer 4
least.
Miss Maltby of Columbus. Ohio, VII
but recently returned from protrac
ed tour around the world in compan
With Mrs. Mary Wadsworth is no,
visiting the latter at her residence o
Second avenue
Mrs. john Bertelsen of Soui
Heights and Mrs Fred HartunS q
Moline leave tomorrow for Hambur;
Germany They will stop at Niagar
Falls and visit week at New Yorl
They sail on the steamer Lincoln
and will return in the latter part
September
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10
TO ACT ON THE
FILTER EARLY
Council Is Almost Decided 70,
100000 Gallon Plant on
Hill Site.
WILL. LOOK UP REPORTS
Aldermen Defer Action Until Sup
piled with Engineers Statements
REPAIRS on Bridges.


The city council last evening took
up the discussion of~the filter plaut
which has been dropped for several
months, and a decision 10 call for bids
for a 6,000,000 gallon mechanical filter
on the hill at the reservoir station was
about reached. Action was deferred
until Monday in order to give the al
dermen an opportunity to study tn
report of the two engineers. John W
Aivord and George P. Prince. on the
original plans for the plant. AldermHm
Ellinwood make motion that the city
take steps to. construct 100000 gal
Ion plant onHthe hill, but withdrew hi
motion when Alderman Utke suG
gested that each alderman he supplirn
with copy of thc engineers report.
- * All For Filter.
With the exception of Aldermel
Rorst and Cochran. who as new Nom
bers of the council stated that they
were not prepared 10 speak on the
subject. all of the aldermen expressed
themselves favorably on the filter
project. and of those who expressed 4
preference for a location. Alderman
Sclmid was the only one to oppose
the hill site in favor of the river from
location.
Alderman Schmid expressed III,
opinion that an investigation will SHOW
the ground on the hill to be of cha,
-.
of such a plant. and he believes tina
The city can secure sufficient right:
from the government for the location
of the plant on the river front HI
proposed a test TO determine the chay
acter of the soil on the hill. The Sug
gestion met with the approval of III
mayor and the aldermen generally.
Hill Is the Place.
In favOring the hill location the "a
dernen all based their opinion on tn
report OF the engineers. Some of TN
opinions expressed were as follows:
Alderman Biechlinger I'VE mus
have a~filteT and the sooner the better
The engineers have shown us that tn
hill is the preferable location. and tda
by placing the plant there we can saw
$4,000 on the construction and $50
a year on the maintainance of I'll
plant. l do not believe in spendin
SlQ,Qpp for replenishing the sand in III
reservoir filters. 1t would be throw
ing money away. for later the filte
would be required. anyway, and W
had better start now. AS to finance
| think the project can be handled"
Alderman Borst-'I am not prepare
10. discuss the matter now,
Alderman Ellinwood-"I believe "
should get started. I'd move that
100000 gallon plant be installed q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10

years. The remains will. he taken to
Mrs. Arndt's old home, Shellsburg.
Iowa, for burial. and the funeral ser
vices will be held there tomorrow af-
ternoon. Mrs. Arndt was a native OF
Moline. and resided here the greater
part of her life. making her home at
different times in Hampton, Rock Is
land and in Moline She is survived
by four children, S, NJ Arndt, Mrs
Cramer, Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Huron. S
D.. and Mrs. Webb Spiver of Minnea
polls. Mrs. Arndts death was due e
an attack of paralysis Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10
SPECIAL TRAIN TO
PICNIC GROUNDS
Accommodations Are Provided by the
Rock Island for Those Who Go
to Presumption Monday.

The Rock Island has arranged TO run
q special to Presumption on Monday foi
the benefit of the people who wish TO
attend the annual Orangemen's picnic
which will be held at Presumption. The
train will leave the Twentieth street
depot at s O'Clock in the morning AMI
tleie will be ample accommodation
for all who wish TO board it. The
return trip will commence at 7:30. in
surfing an early return to this city. 4,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10
Be Prepared for Emergencies.

When a cold comes to you-or in
your family-or a sudden chill-if
you let it alone you are making re-
coVery hard. \ teaspoonful of Perry
Davis Painkiller in half a glass of
hot water or milk will be the thing
to save later and greater trouble
This old reliable family remedy sells
by millions of bottles annually. Csc
t,he new size) and soc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10
Tortured on a Horse

For 10 years I couldn't ride a
horse without being in torture from
piles, writes l.. S. Napier of Rug
less. Ky. when all doctors and
other remedies failed. Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve cured me" Infalliblo
for piles. burns, scalds, cuts, boils
fever-sores, eczema, salt rheum
corns % cents. Guaranteed by al
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10
FINAL PLANS ARE MADE
Odd Fellows Complete Arrangement
for Annual Outing.

The central committee of the Odd
Fellows lodges OF the three cities, held
: Injecting last evening and the final
arrangements for the picnic which Is
be held at Campbell's island next
Thursday. were made. The program
which is 70 consist of games, races
and the like was outlined and the
,mnsements of the day were decided
iron. The picnic is to be regular
>aslIet affair and an enjoyable time
Is anticipated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10
BOND IMSTALLMENT is DUE
Rock Island Southern Has Half the
Right of Way

Notices have been given purchasers
of Rock Island Southern bonds that
the company has fulfilled conditions
which make the first installment now
payable. That is. one half, of the
right of way between Gilchrist and
Monmouth has been secured. The
second instalfment will be due, it
is stated, by Aug /, when the COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-10
OBITUARY.
Mrs. C. Arndt.

Word Was received here yesterday
afternoon of the death OF Mrs. c
Arndt. mother of s. NJ Arndt, at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Oliver
3ramer, at Afnskogee. Okla. where she
had made her home for about six