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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-09-22
Woodland.

J. L. Still, of Garden Grove, was
Iransacting business in this locality
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. r. D. Lockwood and Alta
Lockwood were guests Tuesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lockwood, Jr.
Mrs Mary Woods and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Beatrice Woods, Of
Wichita, Kans., came Tuesday and
will make an extended visit among
relatives and friends in this neigh
borhood.
Jesse Still, Everett Massey and
r.. d. Lockwood were Garden Grove
scallers Saturday.
W. c. Beavers and c. D. Brown
ing were Lineville visitors Thurs
day.
G. M. Jennings and brother were
Lineville callers Saturday.
Marion Byrum, of Garden Grove,
was visiting friends here the first of
the week
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Deisher and
Mrs. Margaret Massey were guests
Sunday at the Eugene Massey home.
Erema Woolman spent Sunday
with Hildah Riddle.
Okla Beavers vas Lineville call
yer Saturday
Hon c. G. Dye and wife returned
Sunday from five weeks trip in
the west, via Riley, Kans., where
they spent few days with Mr.. Dyes
sister, Mrs. Frank Sampson.
A number from here attended S.
d. Roberts sale, near High Point
and report that everything sold
brought top notch prices. Bright
and Cox served lunch.
MI and Mrs. Guy Beavers and
son Basil returned Saturday from 9
weeks visit at Bloomfield with Mrs
Beavers parents and other relatives
and friends.
Mrs C. E. Lovett and baby return.
led Tuesday from a short visit at
Keokuk.
Jesse Still and son Fred returned
Wednesday from Timber Lake, s
Dakota
Hugh T. Smith and family and
Elver Smith and family from High
Point were Sunday guests at the
j. ]. Farver and Mrs. Fredrics
Rains homes.
Mrs. G. C. Dye accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. John Winland to HumestoE
Monday and returned Tuesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Winland took charge O.
Mr.. Dyes farm during their alb
ssence in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Keller spen
Sunday at the home of their son
Joe S. Keller, east of town.
Word was received here the pas
week of the marriage of Alpha B
Newlin and Miss Minnie Tharp a
Ingersoll OKLA. They were both
former residents of Woodland, ant
their numerous friends here are ex
tending congratulations.
Jesse MCGEE and family were owe
Sunday guests of relatives at Clio.
w. H. Coontz spent Sunday witt
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-09-22
Night On Bald Mountain.

On a lonely night Alex Benton, OF
Fort Edward, N. Y, climbed Bald
Mountain to the home of a neighbor
tortured by Asthma, bent on curing
him with DR.. Kings New Discovery
that had cured himself of asthma.
This wonderful medicine soon reliev-
ed and quickly cured his neighbor
Later it cured his sons wife of a Sc
we're lung trouble. Millions believe
its the greatest Throat and Lung cure
on Earth. Coughs, Colds, Group,
Hemorrhages and Sore Lungs are
surely cured by it. Best for Hay
Fever, Grip and Whooping Cough
30 cents and 81 90. Trial bottle free
Guaranteed by Van Werden & Kopp.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-09-22
house replastered, Henry Turpin
and son of Davis City doing the

house replastered, Henry Turpin
and son of Davis City doing the
work
Mrs. Lizzie Butcher and Verna
Butcher visited Sunday at the Reece
Eller's Home
Mr.. Millsap and Mrs. Nellie 9th
ems called on Mrs. Nancy Logan
Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Forkner called on
her daughter Friday, Mrs. Eta
Rauch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Norman and
daughter Marie were Lamont callers
Saturday.
Mr.. S. M. McGahuey and wife
were Leon visitors Tuesday
Geo. Williams and wife and daugh-
ter Myrtle spent Saturday evening
at Jake Miller's home.
Misses Cleve Ellers and Annie
Carroll called on Mrs. N. E. Logan
Monday morning.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-09-22
Pleasant Valley No. 2.

Mrs. Isaac Poland was visiting
last week at Warren Rush's, of Van
Vert, returning home Saturday.
Thomas Chip, of Tennessee, met
with painful accident one day last
week. He was cutting corn with a
corn sled and cut one of his ankles
so bad he is obliged to use crutches.
Wesley Bolds and Albert Kirkpat-
ola last week.
George Grimm and wife are re-
rejoicing over fine son born to them
IA few days ago.
II. L. Brammer and John Acton
were helping w. F. Wadsworth dig
a well last week. Mr.. Wadsworth
met with good luck and found plenty
|of water.
Mrs. William Poush and daughter
of Leon, were visiting with their
many friends in these parts last week
Miss Grace Ward was calling at
w. F. Wadsworth's last Sunday.
Rev. j. A. Armstrong and wife, OF
Leon, filled their regular appoint
ment at Pleasant Valley church Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Pearl Briner, of Westerville
was visiting with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Briner last week
Mrs. Woodland and Mrs. Jordan
Creese and two children, spent Sat
urday at William Munyon's.
Leo Mcconnell and wife have
moved south of Grand River on the
farm known as the Sage farm.
Those who took dinner at John
Acton's Sunday were J. L. BrowH
and family, Misses Olive, Amy and
Esther Brammer.
H. L. Brammer and family called
lat w. F. Wadsworth's last Sunday
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-09-22
Decatur r. F. d. No. 2.

Mrs. Pete Ellars and daughter
Bessie were Lamont callers satur-
day.
Mr.. Sans visited Sunday with
his friend, Mahlon McGahuey.
Mrs. Perry Green and son Noah
were Decatur callers Saturday.
Mrs. Mcdowell is having her
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-09-22
FRED A. BOWMAN. M. b.

DHYsICaAN AND SURGEON Leon, Iowa. Ofsca
hours II 70 IL q. m--l:S0 to $3.50 p. m.-7s80
to $50 p. m. Leon Phone, once Z-re adeDce 81
Farmers Mutual, Once s-residence H. special
study and attention given TO Rectal Direases
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Coulter, Sa.

Mfiis Mortba 8eterien er Ell Sur
/ Noro Gafota / 9eisg hos Ben.
ner, ~boiiooenoe oeb 0orma.
8oit. Sses Suitru og gern bar
peret / geisg Der nogIe Gage hos
SlPgtninge og gnmIe 9enner. Get
par II @ar iioen bum og benoes
Nfano par BrpitefoIf paa oisie Co.
ne, og 0irs. See baDoe life ueret
ber iioen, og bun bar GLAD pe0 of
meoes meo gnmle genner. og De
glade oeo at msoes meo benoe. Of.
tenen fereno bun reiite til lit nDe
9iem, 9ibora, g. Gafota, iamIeoes
en- Gel @enner meo benoe / port
Sfolebus til afbilsningsfeit, og
boor 9aitor 8rsuenien og nogIe
8enner talte nogle Orb og opfriife.
DC ganlle MinOer.
8or 99reinOe, Niis Ss6olm,
bleo falot biem til befloe5 9roOers
3eo % 9egrmueIie. 8aitor SsboIm
og 5amilie bar DOR bierteIige Spm-
pati un0er oere5 Sorg.
auinoeforeningen baooe tit @ars.
meoe | forrige llge hos Sens ST.
renien. 9eitprrelie bleo baIgt for oct
fommenoe Qar: Mrs. g. Sanien,
5ormano; Mrs. q. u. G6riitenIen,
! Sefretpr; Mrs. q. s. Solmgoaro,
aasierer. apinoeforeningen bar
gjort ct eoot @rbei6e I 6et iuunone
Iar, bar ppret meo til of poe til
CODE 6ormaaI og bar enooo life iao
faa &enge / ansien.
S6noag Den 3. SuIi boD6e Ui Op.
tagelie | Menigbeoen nemlig 8. 6.
Glemmenien, gigogbriitianien, gif.
tor Serenien, 6enrp Sonien. q. n.
eDrilfenlef1 meo 0eres Edmilie %
eiler Qnoerien.
Wirs. 9Goeaaaro og Barn fro 2.
8ofota er / 6enne 5io | geisa Dos
6enoes 6orplore. Moos Soios, %
ANDRE SIpgtninge.
4.-SuIifeften bleD nfboIot bos
Waos 5anien. @i bar begunitigei
meo aoot Veir. oa en- flor 5oriom,
Iing boDoe aioet Rsoe. 0i bauoe en-
ueIlnffet Teit uieO bberanore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
6bene5er, IuSnbOn, Sa.

n3bi oroe ban 0un) lin Sci meo
@leoe." Oct par oct iiblte. pi bgr-
te og iaa al Dem.
@Ia0 fan man ogiaa blue ouer
ale De miIoe aniigter og trofaite
6aanotrpf. ioa mani CT neroeo at
blioe iom oremmen0e.
Miot / Sorgen ban os gleoel
/. Sulifeiten afbolot ri / Qor bos
Sans y. Gosmusiens. 9ait. q. 9.
6. bolot en- fort Gale for Miooo9.
0m gftermioOogen talte 9ait. S.
.. Gbriitianien og STUDENT garIien.
Sc Tom bam til Si9Ip meO oeres
@oOs, I9ier ri ON nogGe hos 2uf.
8, 3. Soooe on Ieoet ben Sang Dor
6relier oonoreoe Der paa Soroen,
oilOe on nlaoife o9iao fommet BAN
til Siplp, = iaa SUBS Gige funoe
uobre0es.
Serren bar BET enonu 6ebou til
bans Sag. 6or Sioen er Oct Can't
funosgploen, iom trpffer, og iom oi
/ 4. Sllligle0en og @lpOen ooer at
o9re orpeberettige0e til BET eoige
Gin, iaa proper oi at ifp0e CUBS
Sag fremoo, pr6oer pan ooer belle
9inien / 10 Menigbeoer at Isfte
/ Slot. og ioa fan ri iagtens mogte
ben Sten. Gbene5er Menigbeo bar
9iort gegpnOelien % tegnet fig FOR
$4,000.
@i bar facet en- goo 3egn berroe
for en- boIo Snes Gage iioen. Get
par eaers ueo at bliue tprt men M
er ri biulpen ioa Iangt. Soa belt
baarot tr9nger ri life til 6egn emo.
MI; men BET er 10 ioooon meo Sor-
ben. at Den bliper life met of
9ano. SaIomons 0roipr. 80, Is.
Ne00eIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Vb 0aaoe at gbre oct famine
gamle arbejoe paa.

G~sor6rnagr 9e oeres arpfter
uneoigt oq h~uger De lptaere Sio
emo neooenoiqt til at renie. iub6e,
iture 90 polere ol.1fring | 9uiet9
Ger er Ell np og 6el9re MaaOe at
ggre oct pad. Spar Ceres Sio og
ifaan 0eres arRfter 90 der Irbei.
Def | Den boIue Sio. 6odrleoes2
Simpeltben peo of BRUCE vSlo
Gutf Cleaner. BET moOerne Sterile.
miooel. Ger gsr oeres arbejoe Tet /
Steoet for at opre Ell 9nroe. let
fan brrges til noget | ethDert Be
relic Iige ira asffenet til Babe
opreIiet; pon @ulDet oa SrHoRrf
og moleoe gpeae; til Eotter. Fan.
Der og aeoIer. @lasoarer. aIasiereoe
8arer. WetnIplaoer. 0inouer etc.
"a me A~nDenoelier piI tiliige iig
ielu bucr 1na. StauoS meo ben
aamie Manoe % ioriSa ben me.
Zen er Iaiiat Dem beoiie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
alDffdltmt.

Diet al Spar airfe.
gnaro meo Ruiit or Or.
eIIer giano a Sui.
Ofiir.
SrIses til 5or0eI for 9srns'
b~iemsiaoen. Gris % Cts. per
Gfsemplar.
0ctfe gri5.rSe digit meo bets Up.
perIiee Muiifnlife Accompaniment
iortiener at finoes / etboert mn.
iifeIitenoe onnit Siem. asb BET.
De ssr Fem ieIu oe Sngen en-
Gieneite oermeo.
Gaas bos
I'm. guth. 9nbl. Souie,
Blair, 9eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
0pe Brepfort.

Neo 8iGeoer of SfoIen | Blair.
SfoIen / Hacine og Samfunoets
5orIaesblis . aItiammen paa eei
Sort. 9rgtt paa tint aarton. Ere
forifeIliee 6arper. gris per 0s.
fin a~siorteret % Gents.
ct fortreffeliet Niooel til q,
oaffe Snteresie for Samfnn6ets
girtiombeoer. ut ubbreoe Dem er en-
Risiion / fig ieIu.
3an. qntb. Snbl. Sonie,
Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
vOaniferen"
5reOag Den s. SuIi 1910.
Blair, 9ebr.

9uostienelte / Dor oanife Strife
JONI ieooonIig Senoag 6n1o. SCI.
1890 og glften ST. s. Ssnoogs-
ftole 6mo. ST. 9.15.
: A. Srli = 10, Der bar flor
6eiring al 5~ribeOsoagen. Der bar
Siffert alorig o9ret laa mango 8e.
lter / Blair oeo noeen tioligere 2ei'
liabeo. Man taller ON ell 5000 q
10000. Men De fom ogiaa bonoe
per Sert1bane og per 8ogn, laa
MAJ alorig bar let Vtage. Norgen-
toeere, iom tom berino, Oor iaa
ful0patfeoe, at Der n9ppe par Staa-
plaos. Og omfrtng 9i%oeriitaloene
= bpor Der oor operfplot meo as-
r~et6ier. 90 bpoo par Der laa Oeo oct?
SO = en- goo Del 9alsi og iaa par
Der oo ogiao en- Del goO Sang. 6or
sorigt forlsb alt nof iaa orOentligt.
Dog oar Der ierlig to Ganifere, lom
Tom til Sfaoe. Cor oonife Slagter
gbriitenien for cen. Ger bleo, for.
Itoar nj, fpret en- tor fire craefer"
af lige UNDER 9enien af BAN. iaa ban
aIoeleS miiteoe 6srelien. 5 0ogene
efter por ban belt o6p; ienere bar Di
fife bort fro BAN. Og en- Of Sire.
Der Sobnions Semner fit en- SpIint
Of en- 8orpeoo / giet, ioa Der er
Jore for. at ban miiter Spnet poa
oct enc gie.
9eroppe paa Sfolens Cant
pus. buor 0aniferne bol0t Set. gift
alt bpggeIigt til meo 9fpoelie al "a
lie, Gang, 6orfriifninger og 2ege
fife at forgIemme.
- @amle Setter Senien fom for
ct 8nr Gage iioen til Sfooe peo en-
Sern6aneouerteriel San traf en-
Saanof9rre efter Zig, og BEN bleu,
f%oritaar ni paofgrt of ct 2ofomo.
tiO, ioa SEMEN bleb Itsot ONT aliIo
Oe foriloe zig. San fom BOG life al
norIig til Sfaoe.
Sioligere omtaIte Sobnion bar
mnnttet baoe oct enc Ben anlpu.
teret open for anfelen, og oct anoet
Ben er meget onarIigt. Set ijoite.
ri bsrte, par @bancerne Iige for og
imo6 bans Se~lbreoelie.
= 8reftebuiet narner Jig nh lin
5liloenoelie. Get ifuIoe baoe npret
frroigt / oenne uge; men oct Dil
NOT tage minoit en- ltge enonu, for
BET naos.
= 8rof. Gang bar begpnot Op-
fsrelien al ct 9eboeliesbus paa ben
@runo, ban febte / 5ior.. Ser ar
beioes for 5ioen poo aploer og poa
at Ipgge @runo.
Ga lao os meo set iamme for.
t9Ie. at 9rofesior Gangs 6amilie
er bleoen fors9et meo en- Gatter,
nm a~rrioereoe forleoen. .y8if." on
Tier bierteligt til 2pffe meo oen fsr-
tie 7otter / 6amilienl
; @oor fit ri after Ell goo iii.
lie HegR. gaaoe 6oraar o9 Cont
mer bar oeret ualminoelig tsrre.
Ner bioti[ err Ser fommet &egn
nof til of boloe 2io oq Bqfit | Cor.
net. 8rpsgangene er uolminoelig
goloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Sefenotgerelier.
0ortb Safuta arebs' Seoninsemis.
iionsmgoe

ofboIOes | @bene5er Menigbeo oeo
6lorton ina 15-17. Sui 1910.
Msoet beepnoer meo Wisiions.
pre0ifen 5reoog Giterm. 81. 2.
8enner al M%isiionens beIiee sag
inobpoes beroe0 fRrligit,
De, JON oeter fig til RsOet, oil
gsre os en- 5ieneite oeo at meIbe
Jig til Meniebeoens 6ormono, 9.
4noerien. 6Inrton, / eoo Sio.
Bno Observation-Disclosures og DIE.
niebeoens 8egne.
G. 81. 9iortsoang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Sampifibsnotiiier.

allniteO Stntes" anfom iii Rem
Dorf 1. Snli OF err after afieilet
oerfro ! waor Rentes til Sfanoi.
uaUieu ben 81 IS.
~Henia CInu" anfom iii Ghri.
Iiianiano ben 3. 5nIi. oil dffeiIe Der.
ira ben rs. Is. OF uefites on III
HeD gorf BEN 90 os.
Oscar ss~ rr %aiieiIet ira Ghri.
ifinniouO meo ei3 Poslnaerer o.
osnica til Rew Dorf ben 70. IS. gil
after afieile berifn Den Of os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08

PIANO BARGAINING have a
slightly used piano in the vicinity of
Blair, Nebr. To save expense af
boxing and shipping, will sell very
cheap for cash or payments as low
as $500 per month. Write
OLNEY MUSIC COMPANY,
St. Joseph, Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Observation-Disclosures

ipeeieIt inorettet I'll grue for DE
nigbeostasierere. 9rnft pon go6i
Bapir og b9ftet / Bigger paa 100
Stpffer. gris per BOG 90 Gts. por.
tofrit.
Dan. 9utb. BubI. SOM {
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Che Hrndt hardware

Den aldste og NEST ansete Isen-
kramhandel Washington County ger
kun sin Inkeb store Partier og kan
derfor spare Dem PENCE paa allie Artik
Ter | Hardware.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Nogle nbt Bigger
for ssnoagslfolen,

sulbsrn ct Solrigt/ 9anb. 81
Marp u. Sucf. Baa 0anif per
M. q. Sfiloringer at inofif'
9srn. Den rambler mart ON Inf
feIige SoIifinsbsrn, mart on
Dem, Der maotte snife, at De an.
brig bar fsote, bIanot Dem mar
ge al Observation-Disclosures ulpffe
Iiee Dire. t08 Sioer, imuft inb
bunoen. og meO 9ileOer. gris
40 Gents.
grebc til mine Sprn, ira oct bel
Iise 9ano. af Senrp u. Sarper
Meo mango Sluitrationer. Sno
bunoen / fnroetrptt Papbino
Bris 40 Gents. Den er leoineei
al ct Sorort al Brooit Sob. gibe.
geterien. raarbus Stiitstioenoe'
i%frioer: .Genne Bog fan man
snife ben pioeit muIige uobre
belle, on ben er ct ppperligt SiRl-
lpemiooel til 5orfIoring al mang
og meeet / De bibeIite 5ort9l'
lin9er".
9rense % 0rense. SfiIOrineer fra
Misiionsmarfen. 0neriot al SEQ.
rem Gpoer. Get er en- BOG on
0renee al forifenige Rncsr, SUB.
faruer og Cprog. Den fort9aer
ON Snoiens % arabiens bruno
3renge, ON afrifos forte 90 ai.
mas guile 0renge, % ON Gren-
gene iblanot amerifos Snoioner.
TANNER. Wen fsrit og frem.
melt ifpIner Den imelem De tr
itore Soneogrupper: Grenge, Der
err aritne, og Gren9e, Der tit,
er ariitne. Se Den min0er ON,
at 8r9nieifelet imellem oisie to
@-upper itrpffer fig igennem belle
8eroen iaooeI buor De utulti.
pereoe iom bpor De ~fultipereoe
5oIfeitammer Dor.
guoen er poo 156 Sioer, imutt
inob. og rigt iIuitreret. gris 60
Gents.
S.rresaarbsfolf. On ny BOG al Sir.
fine 1ormarf. Den inoeboloer
en- Somling Of fem friife % lie.
penbe fortoIte Smaatr9f al 81.
pet poa2onbet, ii9r iom bet Iepes !
be laoe Stuer unoer Sptternea
Stroatag. as Si6er meo Bill.
Ieber. 5 Eoruetrptt OmiIos. Bris
90 Gents.
Jur Rebarbeioere | gDrnefirfen-
SortRnineer og Smaaitpffer til
Senonssifolens 9eftr9ffe. 1 =
@ouent til Binie. BED q. Blom.
berg, 8eiieiefret9r for Borne
guostieneitea. 70 Sioer. BriA
% Gents.
7aniib lutheran Rmblifbins &oxie,
Stair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
III

MlupoCSUpiM RPtiApAI fAN ~
oen 10. SUM afbolot Msoe i Sfioe
blep oct enitemmigt ueota9et at oirfe
for, at arabbesbolms SsiifoIe bltper
omoannet til Ell ieloeienoe SnititlI-
ton meo Sfolens mu9renoe 6or-
Itonoer 9(fselien og eOentueIt golg-
menigbeosprait 9eiteI, 9eIbp. iom
6oritonoer.
st llopale bIeo ifolge vSfiOe Sol
febI." neoiot til at orbejoe for Ga
gems pioere 5remme.
Sanmarfs melt mOoerne Meieri.
Sommer er Der ifelge o6pns Ben.
ltrebl.~ / Ooenie opfert ct Qteieri
boor oct itsrite Senipn er ta9et til
9pgieinen, o9 buor @f9lfen life be.
reres al SGnoer ira oct 9ieblif, Den
gaar inc / Meieriet, til ben ligger
inopaffet iom Smgr. Neieriet -
,Sauoerlm" = menes at itaa ionl
oct beoite og melt moOerne Qieieri /
9onmorf.
6unone Galtmalerier. &algme.
nig6eosprpit Qiauing / Oooer bar
/ Den iioIte 3io meo 9tationalml.
ieets 3iaaoelie unOeriegt Oooer
Sognefirfe oa oeroeo faaet 9efrGf-
telie paa i'm 6%ormooning ON, at
airfen / gamle Gage bar oRret ri9t
oeforeret meo beiit uproifuloe aoIf-
maIerier. bl. a.. itore 9iaeoer paa
De TO 9nngpegge oeO SnOiGtteIien
al itsrre Guoer er oisie 9iaeoer
Dog bIeoen iaa itprft beifooigeoe, at
De oanifeligt Iaoer fig re%itaurere
4aa @opIuingens Gibber finoes Der
oerimoo ~oeIbeooreoe 0eforationer
iom nof fan r%eitanrere5.
NationaImuieet bar M ifelge
pO0Oer 3ogbI." onnlooet ON at faa
6unoene fotogrofereoe.
SOrrcmOics SranO er ifslge .Alb.
9mtst.4 inn0innligpis opitaoet peo.
at nogle 9renae bar opret poa Gull
meo S9noitiffer % 9aalblusning
9orremoie er en- 2Dngmoie. % Oa
man bperfen fnnoe bugge euer itifte
/ ben bsie o9 fraftige 2pna meo
Spnoe, loo BET fig life gre, at be.
grpnie Sloen oeo Granting. 6oIf
beannote oerfor at fore oeres Ieru
/ Sifferbe0; men BET par finn nbe.
tpoeIigt. Der bIep bierget, og Der er
brpnot 5sro / Sunoreotulinouis.
0gt aoppe tilfGloe. 6osfiloe, 81.
SUM. Stationsarbejoer Ufaoien, Der
efter ct Hangeriibelo paa 9eoebuie.
ne Citation blep inolagt paa 9ios.
filoe Amtsiggebus, bpor bans enc
Ben bleo amputeret. er / Gag bic.
ben inolagt pao aoppelo3arettet /
Gosfiloe
San par ben 10. Dioi bleDeu ro-
%ifreuet ira S%pgebuiet og a reiit
til lit Stem / O0sberreo. Ser bleD
ban ing. fit lloilet paa 2egemet og
6leo bebanolet al Den iteolige 99ge,
iom Dog life mente. at SpgOommen
oar Copper. ) Gag fom Mooien
imilertio til Rosfiloe efter at baoe
tilbrnet 9atten meaem Mnnoog og
Sirssag Dos Ell Sen, Der er 9or.
tor / 9eoebuiene. 5 Gosfiloe ben.
Denote NaOien Jig til Giitriftslegen
angaaenoe 6uoiioiIettet. 0iItrifts.
le9en unoeriggte bam og fonitate.
reoe, at ban bauoe Stopper og Be.
fanot fig / afifadingsitaoiet Gan
ble0 oerefter Itrafs inolagt paa aop-
pela3arettet.
9ortsren ira SeOebuiene er eiter
at baue gennemgnaet en- grltnoig
Distinction meo i'm 6omiIie ble0en
interneret og itilet unoer 1iIinn af
Sunobeosautoriteterne Sm0re.
9irf.
6n 6eit fOr Senien.S Onitrnp I'll
sore for Senien. 5ouitrup. Der bar
pqret Rnborg.areoiens 5oIfetings.
manO / % aar. afbolotes ON 9lfte.
nen ! 9briitiansluno en- 5eitmioOna.
Der talte oDer 300 1eltaaere. Der.
iblanot 6olfetingsmpnoene Beer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-03
SEPTEMBER ABOUT
"A NORMAL MONTH
Fails to Correct Years Deviation
from Average in Either Tenn
perature or Rainfall.

September did nothing to diminish
the excess in a cumulated temperature,
nor the deficiency in rainfall of the
year 1910. 1t was exactly normal in the
former respect, and added a deficiency
of go inches in the second. The accu-
INFLATED temperature excess remains
400 for the year, and the deficiency in
precipitation is Cos inches. The aver
age temperature last month was 65'
The highest was "a on the 18th, and
the lowest 45 on the 9th. The great
est daily range was 80 on the 22d, and
the least was on the 4th. The precip-
itation totaled 2.40 inches, against a
normal mark for the month of 300 in
the last 80 years. There were II clear
days, s partly cloudy and 10 cloudy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-03

batter, 81 cents pound at the Home
Tea company, 225-227 Eighteenth
street, CRY.
Let William Johnson do your tin and
furnace work. 1916 Third avenue.
H II. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work 1526-152S Fourth ave-
nue..
Paul & Hayward. tailors. suits and
fancy gowns, 40915 Twentieth street,
Knox flats.
Carpenter Coal company, tele-
phone west 295. Please copy our
number in your telephone book.
Moved from 3OS Twentieth street to
1928 Second avenue. Vacuum Carpet
Cleaner. Phone 226 and 5391.
Samples of the famous hobble hats
are on display at McCabe's. They are
the latest thought of the season.
Court of Honor S55 will hold dance
at Beselin's hall Thursday evening,
Oct. 6. Admission, 30 cents. Freed's
orchestra.
Battles & Co. announce their first
shipment of Jones dairy farm sausage
for Wednesday. Place your order ear
ly so as to be sure to get some from
this lot.
A shipment of the celebrated C1ar-
ence NJ. Phipps high class tailored hats
from Fifth avenue, New York, just
opened at McCabe's. Ladies and misses
who want exclusive headwear should
call promptly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-03
INJURY is FATAL
Mrs. John Guessford, Victim of
Interurban Gar Panic,
Expires.
HERS is SECOND DEATH
Miss Emma Ball, Who Succumbed
Shortly After Jump, to Be Bur-
led at Taylor Ridge.

Mrs. John Guessford of Silvis, who
was injured in jumping from a Moline
Watertown interurban car when fuse
blew out while the car was passing
REIMBURSEMENT street, Moline, Friday
evening, died at the Moline hospital at
1915 last night. From the beginning
physicians held out little hope of her
recovery.
This is the second death to result
from the accident, the other victim
being Miss Emma Ball, also of Silvis.
Mrs. Guessford was 40 years of age,
and is survived by her husband ard two
daughters, Louise and Dora Kline, chill
aren by a former marriage. She was
married to Mr.. Guessford last January,
The ceremony being performed in Dav-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-03
Free Range for Some One at GateIy's
Soon.

For original advertising methods
Gatelys are always in the lead. Be-
ginning Monday, Oct 10, the local store
will give a stove demonstration, and
all of the ladies of the tri-cities are In
vited to call and see the workings of
the Gately New Era range, which can
not be excelled.
In order to make the demonstration
more interesting and to make it worth
while to attend, it has been decided to
give away, absolutely free of charge a
sos range on Oct. II. This offer has no
strings attached to it and is not a lot
terry. The stove will be given away
absolutely free and the ladies are IN
vited to call and get full particulars
during the demonstration.
An expert from the factory at
Springfield will be here for the event
and give the ladies' some useful infor-
nation in the art of handling cook
stove.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-03


GOING TO MAKE SOME
sTovEun F1cULTYY a
at small payment down and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-03
FIaq Drill a Feature,

One Of the most enjoyable features
of the meeting of the old soldiers at
the Watch Tower Thursday was the
flag drill given by the woman's Relief
corps of Moline. Twelve ladies under
the leadership of Mrs. Ida Schofer took
part, giving a very pretty exhibition.
The ladies participating were Mrs. Car
rie Heck, Mrs. Anna Sales, Mrs. Clara
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-03

is believed to be the largest muscal-
longe in the Wisconsin lakes the pres
ent season. The fish was caught in
Lake Shishabogamin, on Lac de Fla
beau Indian reservation. 1t length was
48 inches and its weight 80 pounds.
Mr.. Shields has had the specimen
mounted and will present it to the
Chicago Athletic club, of which he is
member