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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-10
EDUCATIONAL Meeting IN MID.
DIE RIVER.

The teachers of the E. NJ. c. T. A.
met in Middle River on Feb .4th and
5th. Middle River is we'll situated
for such meeting and taking into
consideration the fact that there is to
be joint meeting in Warren on the
twenty-second and that teachers must
bear all expense of attending these
meetings, the number present was
gratifying.
The session on Saturday forenoon
was full of enthusiasm; several inter
esting papers were read and discuss
ed by the teachers and county Super
intendent, Mithun.
The program Friday evening to say
the least, was enjoyable and enjoyed,
commencing with three numbers
beautifully rendered by the Middle
River orchestra. The ladies of the
Middle River choir favored us with
a couple of choice songs sas- ..y
! Too many Of the teachers living in
| isolated districts such music is in
deed a rare treat.
The Magic lantern views and fitting
explanations by Mr.. Mithun, gave
much pleasure, the agricultural views
contrasting the desirable and undesir-
able on the farm being exceptionally
we'll received.
1t must be agreed with Mr.. Mithun
that the county board did wise
thing in buying this machine as it
serves as means of bringing the
fathers and mothers as we'll as school
boards and teachers together.
feel safe in saying that the people
who had gathered and filed the hall
to it's fullest capicity, also agreed
with Mr. Mithun in that the ''Argyle
Banner is giving a wrong impression
and is decidedly Unjust in claiming
that the salary of the county Supt of
schools is twenty-three hundred dol
lars. 1t is not generally understood
that Mr.. Mithun went before the
county board asking them to reduce
his salary from eighteen to- fifteen
Hundred dollars. The board readily
saw that financially this was to the
county's disadvantage, for by the 1907
law, the county Supt., may sell his
team, hire livery, and charge all
expenses to the county.
With our large county and, great
number of schools the Superintendent
must be out about two hundred days
of the year, in order to do the work
in the thoro way in which Mr.. Mithun
does it. The law also allows our
county three hundred dollars for an
assistant, taking all this into con-
sideration, any fair minded person
(and We hope the editor of the Argyle
Banner is such) must readily under
stand that the salary of the county
Superintendent Of Marshall, is not
ltwenty-three hundred but hardly
more than the salary Of Kittson
county's Supt-, with about half the
schools, for Kittson county pays all
expenses even the expense Of state
meetings.
I In behalf of the teachers Of the r.
M. c. T. A. I wish to thank the
people of Middle River for their
pleasant entertainment.
ELIZABETH RANKIN. +
i Pres. of e. M. C. T.. A.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-10

John A. Johnson native Mtnnesotan
chief 2 1862 At
thirteen Of the family
1885 Herald and became
politics candidate
the Democratic ticket He defeated by small In 1894
defeated
1904 he elected
third
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-10
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Marshall County Agri-
cultural Association will be held at
the Club rooms on Tuesday, Feb.
18th, at 85P. NJ. A full attendance is
requested.
@. H TARALSETH. Secy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-10

Don't fail to make arrangements to
attend the concert and opera given by
the juvenile Bostonians at the Opera
house,. Feb. 93. The troupe consists
Y twenty-five people.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-10

devotion to our beautiful home city
and determined as never before to
work together in harmony for its de-
velopment.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-10

One listener said "The Dunbars
have consolidated into one evenings
program, the uproarious laughter Of
a comedy farce, the beauty Of con-
cert Of classics, the romp and swing
which makes popular music popular.
and the lesson which extols the beau
ful, the clean. the noble and the
good in life whether sung, played or
spoken.
Opera House Feb. 14th.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-10

Those new XII flaming Mills are
going like hot cakes. Sold at Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
IN MEMORIAM.
A Beautiful Life Has Been Closed


On the 23th Of April. Anno
lDbmini, 1910, Chas. Cletc, a gen
tl4 men of the highest type, AN. eff
ectionateg husband, a. true friend
and a1nost loyal Knight Of Collins
bus Was called to his everlasting
ew;fd by his Creator.
A .inap. devoted. to his Master,
pton5pt in his worldly obligations,
ever. readX 10 render aid ands -as-
'Ssi$tance where needed and in his
pJwer to render, charitable, to a
fan lt, 'althodgh not ostthia'ti6lS,
Charles was q man whom Tie
wpr,d Should not hesitate No EN-, EMU
late.
I4NlthoHgh married f6r MANY!
YEARS, God, did not See I'll" III iI1s
Wisdom to Bless IBIS Union With
children. But every child Was
his, lie "a always followed the eY.
ample Of the Master, Who said,
Suffer little children to c6,ite tinfo
Me, for Of such is The Kihgd3hf
Of My Father. -" ''' ~ go 49, =
IN thet, hqurr' Of our bereavement,
W Z Have to bow to The Suprt}iit
viii, ana cry out, "Not' niiiie BUT
Thy VIII be done Heavenly FAITH
en-. ~ Nv
AID now now ,ba it resolved that his
Id IS to his loving family is voi,a
never to be refilled, to his 'co,l'l7
try the Iuuntimely loss Of d noble,
true and patriotic citizen, and to f,
his coubcil the loss OF 4 Jealous
Knight, whose zeal WAS 'tnItirln'g
whose Influence, was ALWAYS fei'
l41 the beftermdnt Of his felrbw,t:
Be it further resp we'd That we
deeply deplore his ehfly denis
a hd IN unison, At US breathe thai
farYent praNer;tmi tteI 4isa,1. 81
MAY his soul rest IN pea.fft, ;,
,,n,. o J,s s, POWER, itas 9o. :,
REV. j. Nj. ,IANGLQlS,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28


Secretary-M Manager j. w. Eek
art OF the New Iberia Board OF
Trade attended the Convention III
New Orleans Of the Southern Com.
merclal Secretaries which con
Ivcned IN annual session this week
Senator and Mrs. Joseph A.
Provost of Jeanerette visited New
Iberia yesterday for few hours
Mr.. Provost will attend sihe cos.
ing exercises of the Lafayette In
dustrlal School today al Lafay
cite, he being on the cbmnhlttec
selected by the Legislature to rep
resent the dState.,| u'I
Mrs. a. B. Murray and chill
dreh' returned shis Week from
Monroe, La, where they were the
<glfsts OHM SaTd Mrs. LeDouX
Smith.
Rey, Mr.. Dame viii hold serv-
ices, at the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at the usual hour, Mr..
Paradis being called to Centerville
on that day nf,atn,u't
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
are out announcing the


nuptiafs Of Miss Mary Louise, me
faniable and talented daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. bohn' W. Compton
of this City. and Mr.! Jewett AL
I lin, IT., Of Iouma, La, to fake
place. at the Epiphany Church,
New Iberia. at high noon on
Thursday, june the ninth. '''" '
The United States Govern
ment Engineers are advertising
for bids for, the construction OF
the keystone locks to be placed
IN the Teche between New IBERIA
and st. MartinviIle. the bids to be
opened on June 18th. The sue
cessful bidders viii be required 10
commence the work within sixty
days after the awarding Of the
contract. which means that. tha
work will commence before the
18th Of August. .a..as,
--On Friday afternoon last
Mrs. IT, &. Williams entertained
at Bridge in Il most delightful
manner, in special compliment to
her guest. Mrs. G. c. Kramer .t
Miss Daisy Romero of this
| City wishes TO thank each and
every one of her friends who 50
kindly assisted her during her
campaign in the European -Four
Contest recently cs0scd. Although
| defeated, she appreciated the good
ntiehns nf Fer lerinn OF friends.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
IN MEMORIAM.
"a, batpx, baae =. dapkeaaA bN, Ia

grief. A devoted family mournS
the loss OH .gQad .ApshSnd antl
father. New Iberia has lost pne
of her venerable LAND marks BIZ
the 'dtatlf Of ny? Fred "NcazeT,
WHEN 'occusfed at''his lnihe Hon'
" e,tnesiIay at 3,loo al mi
|, Mr.. aNeazey had reached THE.
ripe old age of seYenty-flye Years.
having been born at St Marup
Vile on March 4.h, 1885. '"''
lie was married imlSDO'to" Miss
.DtsiJea Langlo,s and had l,t been'
sphre,t until February c5nld. have
celelrqtcd fifty golden years, of
married. lie, surrounded by ,thG
gpWn' Sons ahd' dFU3httts,' WhJ
p4 wv weep over his coffin.
an Ehp7mfjtmHlAs Oh. old. aga lIaa'
Ia els rsappedo Me- AaA,gs s.
sttqpGth, but, although lQgNn,i
feeble, lie was 81 up 70 d ltW
n$cis' ag5, dbailt tht s"ftel$' a.
iu miliat and ttntra6lt' figure, to-
tht people of Nav Iberia, 7'''' y
.o llff. teazey" Mas the ff8pt'e'ot
of The firlf 1neWSPaptt pubI'$hta
lp' New IBerh,' a tJnP Of wtAeH
WIS Iaftly placed in th&"eHr!ar,,
stbne Of tHt TINS Bui1ding', 'he'
3alS So 'ktld offices in Ills 'hBhe't6Wh,,
End Yh% wears nast Ahdu tTtg'tI 4
sll o'H 'NhGe ago Wayton fi6' POI
lido force. He wis fhG rather 81
il lafge family, Eight nH Hhbm'ar3,
lying, two haFn1s9 tfiea ttfly IN
life Besides his devoted VIE
ME neV,lazey leaves to inib,7im 'hil
lois fife daughters, dMrs"R5'lertl!
MI olfhf, Mrs. Willard 4,riesN, Mrs.
FteI occur, Misses 'rhta4sa Mnd
DIlefe 'Veazey and 9fhlFid sbn$
Ntssrs, Lofts A.rveazty" Nnrh9nF
VEa1ey'. and Benntrr 'Vtaz,g,y''a
nd mbtf of grandchildren AMI one'1
Isl trcr : Miss 'MgdtfJtia WEAKLY "'
/ ICynte a numbeell6r ti0iFM2dnS1
Of New Ibtr7a paid tdeIns'trilhtt
ID His memory by attendancsHai|
IL l. fi{llfbi Mhiril 'E1ih blade at
Al c 9CAiherit Church, under the
ajsprets Bffht 'kHighi9 ofCdlum-
BIDS, who attended ri T'body. The
sImpathsibfT aisnv "fMrsAnnI
Il bends, hifa 81 I'll public 'fff yenli
e rht i dHftdatf t6ahe fdfhfiy of1
tliS oad eiphth Of kdw'sIberiashaI
q III mnrl enoain.N laRRIKNfJ I'll
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28

Mrs. 'Chas. rDefhom1net to- Fee
Delhommer,, lot ana house, $500
Alfred Dominique to Felix
ScheHnsyder, 80 arpents' in Parrish
'Sn6GOdtiu un"in lag - hoed ~
!, w CAV eeks to- J"T Ewes, J2t
al bemts, east side bfabavou,, $2V 30.
I fberla Bhiidingl Association to
fsad8re 'Flory, iot in Jehnerette'
$e5o" ODD lie etH@" ""n dfsds9'
1berfa Building aAssocia iohsto
7. IA. Deroueii, lot and house,
Itdekar' Street, $f450.:ad 'ei tioa
Iberia Building Association eto
VIC Mbbrt,, track . I'M qFAusse
I3ointe $36OO9i'a' el''"'i fed'
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
The New Iberia Base Bal

The New Iberia Base Bal
Club defeated the Abbevfte-~iast,
AinaaYris extraordinarily tha'ssur
1T Is hufrNaca h1IptcIulr aprss
hnarkably good game. allowing in
one hit jwhirh WAS made in the
StcptIllppln&a after two mep wern
hit Ahhcyille's eIublwele made.
4; Of .men from Ieaparet,e aud
Erath, aud a. few ofd,Abbevillr
which did not, show any strengta
against the local club. After
Winning fiNe straight games,
Manage Jenuaro has decided.
10 give the boys an OFF day TO-
pnrJIow 50 that they ran visit tn
Fireman S parade at. LafaYettl-
There next game will be oh Jnnt
9Th versus the ELks. following
is the .se2rr by innings Of last
Sunday S game: ,r.. .t 40
Lnc .ruueI .at t,lL III II
New IBERIA Q1Q 600 JNO--+6 Il =
AbbeXilh 900 000 0QO--0 ! j
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
'Two THwas OF FE8 rEoPLs

OF this country 1--we In lranted
housed you cannot ssbssst in
you old, age on rent raealpts,
! They have no rebate or other
value exespt rs relics OF yvHr
folly. Resolve not to live
another year (or month, # pos
sible) in q house that can be
adorned with ITO LET" signs.
? La the landlord have Il and
own your own home. Consult
our Secretary. IBERIA BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION. 4
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
. DrbiAIGarAkI3Ri lsA tsatslAk

ash when you Re bIue. b bilious! e pss,s ana 4
out of sorts. 4, Their. is 2 sure cure = Re-
fpr- all kinds ,of, STOMACH and and liver yer
cbmplaipts-rconstjPatiDn Az apd .ddyss..
pepsia. Ballard S. .Heerbbinye' /, Is
mild, yet absolutely effeectiYe II
ail cases, a. Price so g! cents per bot
Tie. Sold by Estorge Drug. o.. !.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
- Z. . y . .
+ LOCAL NEWS.

"A Council OF knights OF 70
lumbus will be instituted in
Franklin, Sunday the 10Th. A
number of Iberians expect to take
part in the initiation ceremonies.
The undertaking, parlprs Of
the Broussard Coffin. Company on
julia Street nave II tneI heco,
ing an emba,lned negro who died
about thirty days ago in one of
the railroads camps, about three
miles from here. "A few hours
Iafter his death by dr9psy, the
managers. Of this Company were
asked to embalm him, which was
done by; Mr.. =. G. kiblinger, son
Of the manager, with the request
thatDthey try and fnd his people
at Shreveport, La. but up to this
writing no clue to his family has
been found, the body has since
become almost like stone, in fact
it looks like it was petrified.
Many curious people call their
daily to see the corpse.
The odor of Diozo relieves
athsma, Group and all diseases Of
respiratory organs. Sold at Lees
yery few people, are aware@ef
fhe Magnitude Of the 'BroussHfd
Coffin Co., that are actively en-
gagged in the manufacture. of cask-
fets sef all kinds and are today sup
( pfsihg> several eitie~-@with| their
goods. We had occasion last We'd
nesday to visit this establishment
and were shown many caskets that
we're iri,;nfAfSctuied by stitah. tile
finish being as good and as hand
some! as(ths JBrge factories OF the
East. They now have quite a
stock on hand and have shut down
until the. supply is exhausted.
fhcMHntetf fising people deserve
encouragement, and we look for
ward III, 'tllr time '*hdh'sthis insti-
tuition will be one of the indus
tries of New Iberia.
The dance which was to have
been given last Wednesday by
the New lbsria Qrchfstfs,hts the
Hall of Afiierica Fire C1Hfpany
No. 2 was postponed to next We'd
nesday by the members out OF re-
tspect 70 the deathSe4ssA4r s~3slaa'
Veazey, who was an active men,
Der Of the Fire Company. Ac-
tive pre- paratiosrs forl entertHrirg
We rhests are skelfe skadsa&sla it
promises to be social as well as
ID Financial SlfqSsssN "
Il nH,s yssyiEilSaxs' Uus
Sauee wilA gssAs4-4skf
h 1.-the graduating class OF
the New iberia High School
this seYieIA$ et6tSF of the
following young aides and gentle
tihebs Misses aNAssda Aucoin, Bes-
HaRs1yyx.1,lre,; SsH|asikis;aaial s H.,
Josephine Jennaro. Ann Mestayer,
Edna Reynaud and Messrs. Dud-
ley Lemairs and Etie1ae viatoE,
,b sss E III M 1|1E3aia EHbfEssRd M sppS
thea 7ths Claak RiVats j al "
High School building. on June
IONA 4
MIR. J. Otto Segura of this
Parish, rsfjTa hl efeep sS'l J;
from the Meaiea. Department of
Tulane and is now q full flsdgaa
phyeician. Wei are nGonaeeE Ehe
will practice III the village OF Del
canbre, La.
q I.4...A ln. M
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
u, !, S,IaHjt,,lfsiI,stfY!3,|, 1 n ] i, jHs

|short tin,e be has eben, legs, Rf,M
I'D poor fieafth,, atfd Nithfife sMhll
means at his command, great
improvements in and around
the Catholic Church Ind The Cath
Ollie Cemetery under the supervi-
.sioh of The association lfes has
formed has totally a different,
appearance. Our best wishes and
those Of the community are ex-
tended the Rev. Father. that the
"trip may restore his health which
he needs no much TO carry out the
work which has been entrusted to
his cares Rev. Father Murgue
will have charge of the Parish dur
Ing his pastors absence. Among
THE many who called at the Rec
tory during, the week to bid Faith
ct Langtois "bassseyate" were
THE Reverend Fathers Durand of
'typsem6niy Balisrd Of Chafen-
ton; Roquet of Youngsyilee, Gil
|fauh MsPatodfville land Mohtehs
Hard Of Crowley the latter was
Father Langioisis FIRST assistant
r HfY l KRsrInaIi.laaa n! Ma
A touch Of rleqpatism, or .
twinge of neuralgia, whatever the
ronhaa--.isy Chamberlain, = Lini-
nent drives away the pain at once
md cureA ~ equblaiut quickly.
First application gives relief.
Dold by I'll dealers.
ssxz AAiif.ss ass~~x@ ]
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28

trtct Court OF the State Of Louisiana in and for
the parish ct iberia State Of Louisiana dated
April go i9lu, l. adyeEtlaed the hereinafter des
criiod p. 0perty for sale FOR CASH for MAY
2lst 1910 and having failed on that day to
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
NOTICE..


! Office Of IBERIA & Nermilliou Railroad c..
! New IBERIA La, May 1910
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28

HOUSE TO RENT-425 East
st. Peter Street. Apply to p. A.
Landry.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28

MIR. J. Otto Segura of this
PARISH reqeiYed ns sheep skin
from the Mediea. Department of
Tulane and is now q full flsdgaa
phyeician. Wei are aGoraaesE Ehe
will practice III the village Of Del
cambre, La.
sl,Ass a gerfAcide, Diozo has no
equal. Sold at Lees. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28
LIST OF TRANSFERS. q

~ NJ n ~ M. LtAAfS
w Il RURk n
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
ROUGH COUNTRY FAILS
TO HALT AMPLEx CAR
Machine Takes Deer Hunters
Over Rocky Roads

Pine Cliff club house. way up at the
far corner of the Big Tehunga, used
to be a Mecca for sportsmen who went
by motor car, but big washouts year
and a half ago have caused the trail
to be almost forgotten. But the knowI-
edge that plenty of deer were to be
taken has overcome all temeritys and
the first car to make successful try
for that country this season is an
"Amplex."
Two weeks ago party of eight In
a seven-passenger Amplex, and carry
ing over 300 pounds Of luggage, turned
the trick and was rewarded by two
fine bucks. Milo BelSins OF the Bek1ns
Motor Car company was the pilot. For
two miles the road was through the
river bed, and a road Of boughs and
gravel was constructed, and the car
took six hours to travel fifteen miles.
In fact, the roads were so rough that
a set of new tires were worn to a
thread and one tire blew up after the
car was returned to the garage, SIM
ply because of the normal pressure of
cohtwoaws-n and this was the wayin
the car,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
FlRESTONE COMPANY
TO HAVE NEW HOME
Building in South Olive Street to
Be Occupied

The steady increase in business of
the Firestone Tire and Rubber COM
pany in Los Angeles has made 1t
necessary to seek larger quarters and
on september 1 this concern will move
to it's own building at 1888 South Olive
street
The new building has been con-
structed especially for the needs of the
tire company. Two floors and the
basement will be used and as the
building measures 150x50, there will
be plenty Of room.
The front part of the main floor will
be utilized for the Office and sales re-
ception room. The different styles OF
tires and the F'irestone rim will be
exhibited and In the rear will be the
racks for the tires.
A large cement alleway approaches
the building from the rear and cars
can be driven in for changes.
The new building is conveniently To-
Gated at the south end of Olive street
and is in the midst of the well known
auto firms. It is a well constructed
brick building and the room will en-
able the Firestone company to carry
an unusually large stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
MAN POSES AS DOCTOR;
HOSPITAL ROBBED OF $500

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Search is be-
ing made by the Brooklyn police and
the doctors of the kings county hospi-
tai for a tall, dark. professional look
ing man Of about 81 years, who is ac-
cused OF the theft of $500 worth of
articles from the bedrooms Of the hos
pital staff.
The man posed as a doctor, but was
detected and turned out. Soon after
ward it was discovered a quantity of
jewelry and other articles had disap-
peared with him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
NEW GARAGE FOR SHELTER

Plans for a new garage on Pico
street, between Main and Hill street,
are being drawn for Leon T. Shelter,
who owns the property on which he
proposes to build a new home for APP
person and REQ cars. The structure
will be of two stories, but the foun-
dations will be strong enough to sup
port five stories.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28
FORMER FIRE CHIEF DEAD

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 27.--John
Dougherty, former chief of the San
Francisco fire department, died sud-
denly OF heart failure today at Boyes
springs,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-07
WEAK MEN
AND WOMEN
What's the Use of Giving Up7
You Can Be Cured of Your
Troubles.
With My Electrical Treatment

You can overcome your weakness,
get back your vim and vigor. and
win success in life If you will let
Inc help you. With my treatment
you CAB infuse strength and energy
into your weakened, Socn out nerves
and arteries, thus Kidding yourself
of your pains and aches and once
more recover your youth and spright-
illness.
My system of treatment cures by
building up the nerve power OF the
body, thus increasing vital force. II
is a sure and lasting cure for indi-
gestion, constipation, rheumatism,
neuralgia, backache, kidney trouble,
urinal disorders, nervous debility,
general debility, weakness in men
and women, exhaustion, debility,
losses, premature decay and the hun
bred and one other conditions
brought about by a run down condi-
ton of the system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-07
WATERFOWL BAPTISTS
BUY BELL; LONG WAIT
One Is Hung in the Church Built in
1S77-Weighs $50
Pounds.

Watertown Baptist church has q
new bell, and the members OF that
congregation are consequently very
proud and pleased over their long de-
ferred possession. The present church
edifice was built in 1877, according to
a tablet toAbe read by any one inter
ested, though the old inhabitants of
the county assert that they remember
an edifice at that place long before
that year. In all these SO years, the
church has had no bella fact that
has caused much concern to some of
the workers. Last August Miss Nina
Beck, an active worker in the church,
who was always regretting the lack
of a church bell to call the worship
per5 together, determined to start a
fund, and she went to work with a
will to raise money for the purchase
of one. The bell cost 500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-07
A Qui c K Actin q
Diarrh Cure

While WAKEFIELD'S BLACKBERRY
BALSAM is very quick acting and
positive cure for Diarrhoea, Dysentary,
Cholera Infantum and other loose bow
ell troubles, it acts so in harmony with
the whole system that it brings about
a complete cure with absolutely no
constipation nor bad after effects.
1t contains no opium nor any of the
dangerous drugs that make other diar-
rhoea remedies so Objectionable.
WAKEFTELDS BLACKBERRY BAL
SAM is harmless to the most delicate
stomach and can be given to children
with perfect safety.
Every drug store sells 1t with a guaran-
tee to cure or your money refunded.
50 cents bottle, or three for 81.
It's best to get three bottles. 1t will
keep. and may be needed some night
when you have Sudden attack"