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@eitern &arDIanS-G ;ieubalns
9eaiuneno jim 90. SeptsTnber.
gerIdbt Siuen'ga J-sof:

Sdpltdt:
4.10 MISUNDERSTANDING, SaeerStotur, ~. &
%. Rb.," Rabnesboro. GbamberSbura unb.
ausgenomu,en sonntass. Saneed nno Gum
berlano.
1857 Wpraens-@ctIider Ggprsh. %ggeftminftcr.
uniors9ribyc, SrlceJiue CSreberid nito GINS
'mii5bure. auSGeicTuiel GonntaesC gSabness
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Cumberland, gItirs (Nlffet .Sbferhatiors'
9Bnanrns). Sie @ueftution oisies Snses ON
Gonntae III Saacrstupn.
2.i5 MatmttasS Accommodation mao
Union grib9e.
Alb Ra6mittags s1neusua, Sauptllnie,
pl9erstoun, Sdncod. SbippenSbnrs lno.
ausaeHonrlen Sonntdgs, Sreberid uno GrIs
rtitSblrg tTarlorsNaggonl.
Sdgiidl, ausgcuummen eunnida.
TOO 9i9reeiIs 9otf. 2. unb s, Tib. uno
$50 Moreens-g,.or.m JSation rao 1burmcnt.
2.45 observation-disclosures nab Gubbrooi @lpr.
bon: BORT, Saupper. Gettysburg unb .. &
8. Tib.
Sanuber, @ettpsbu,a unb q. unb 8. 9tp.
$50 administration. mad Sanoter.
6.16 ADMINISTRATIONS. nn6 Union 4rieae.
1snr Samtags.
II 80 Nbenos-sffpnt. nod Union Vrtbge.
Ynr Guhhtdgs.
9.45 DEMONSTRATIONS. nab Union Bridge Iro
Sanobe:.
= SdIt nitbt am SennfcIbariess toe. swabnbof an.
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Gcreins, GaIcnbcr.

n2eutif. llnentiidtr 2icnerfron;."
Girigent 6ron3 Sod. SertinS.
lofoI Stepbun @0t' 6aae, Nr. 1923,
Seolon'S tr. Seriamgnlung WtittpoG.
|bcllo. ,CNar51O
Sobmiidlc Bidder.
Sallptquarticr: Ir. 1913, ai6.
lcnOsape. s. & y. Gel. @olie 376 y.
9Gfer'@ eiaugocrriu bon Baltimore.
0%iriaent: Eroi. 8. 8aroIns.
Sultptqnartier: u. @agener's Sale,
119 NorosFaca.S Str. ieben SamIta9
aheno, nit Illsnabu1e bes orittcr
SomItagS i'm Monot; Singitumoe.
(Ipril7,1O
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Mcrd)antS d Miners transport. So.
ydiunferyiuif -
Sradlt nno 4aiiaaiere.

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u ubr NbenoS.
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fir %ocnfelbcn 1ag fdbrcnhe Tnmpier.
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Soac," Nr. S21, :. Str, N.-@.
.Gercin Nubeu."
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@-Str, N-@.
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3. 3. g.. g. 81"
SefretGr Sobn Meiningcr, Gr.
20tS, 8. Str, N..@,-@eriummlul9
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$40, 9.Str,, Nd. -. Gcrianumlung
jeoen 9. mo 4. GienItaq I'M Monot
III Hr. 623, 2oltiiionas9lpa., T..@.
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luodl unb Sreitaq.
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MarpIans & YeunIslSauia.Giieusasu

7.45 Worm.-0orf, disg. 7Gonntag.
g.05 8orm.-yad Neltd, nnr Spnniao.
$50 &prnt-9lah 9elair. ausa. Gonniaa.
1905 aatmmNad sslotr, auss. eamifas
40 Madm.-aab selait,, nur eamaaa. :
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4.05 Mu6m.-sieh Teltd. Hur Counting.
Zoo Naci-.-Tah Nelair. ausa. SonntaS.
600 ahoa-Tnh 9eIia, utSa. Gorntdu.
HOO Ibbs.-gah Delta, MIR Gonutna.
1140 abbS.-siad 8eloir. auSe. Sounta0.
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Gbciapcafc Stcamihip COMPANY.

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Con GnacH SiUtdui.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Warmor. uno 8ranit.@ erfe.
g. Stlsartner & eBsus. 7i4-7ts ReitBaItts
moresStrdbe.
Slllmbing, 8nrnaces. 8anees uno
Sefen, Sahoeden 1inb 8inncn.
Bennett sros,. b23 Observation-Disclosures.
=" - ~. -sCa
9upfer|bmtece INTO plumbers.
So1n 5ubsrt, 1714 abareSsstrab 9. L 9.
Seuer-S eriiderunsen.
rsapsaI Sainrante So. Of siperpuol,. Germ
9bamber Of goumerce 8uiIbine..
,Germania Seaer . 9erNdsuues gtteai6aH."
Baltimore unS s~'ortt'straBe.
gis.ntbums aecnten un6 SdnoJer.
sisrre 6. 9msan { Rspts,s. 10 Sfissertnaton.
Strabe.
Sutihmieo-3 ubebor.
q. eeptt Hanne Co., 362-3e4 gpSo.Oab.gtr
6oblen uhb Sol3.
Sexrs .. ssh Getne. $50 goIuuItta.g beups.
Yfanoleib. @ei1Gfte.
"GsststtbatsS soau Co.," atOrS'Sap .etrabe.
Bianos itno Srgeln.
Gtas. ~, eHsT, D sorb,atberta.s trnbe.
Hus. 9aabe d 80, Barf'Goe. unb Sanefts,Str,
Hapter ltno Hapier.1iit
emtth. 5iSpa Co., 105--1o7 Sanobeps trabe.
8IefpIatten, Metal, etc.
assn, gorflin & So. ttueorporirtj. 1919
Snrfnu. a frnEa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

reit ann Webron1 in S.r Camden. ulib m,
Hsierhiinnn Son sanm in S@Iaf. oSer sa..
Ior'sHa9eoHs. Gpeiieratsn etc. tuerben fGneB
t:!oret oes Ielerbou in allen feIseaber Hlaet
8n.eal1: Ghar.es' uuh gaItiTwrese;trube e.. D
B. ct Raul 1924. noer D2b. gouftlanb 1904;
Wt. A~obaI.gtatiun I. 4 e., Wpt. Sermon SIZES:
&ambensSt1tion SnformottoHA HArehu, g, 3 y,
Ct Bdni $40, ober nh. GcustIanA S7es. sa6
Re 626. 9ab,l3yoasmes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

gau NaterialieH, Gbiiren, SenIter.
raDmeu, 2aoer, etc.
Sames o. 5atttr & Go, 115-117 6hb.6reoe'
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Seteftib.Q dentitr

9eteftib. 4gentitr.
National cstecipe eeruite. 8. M. plfb, Oe,
ftdftsfibrer, gr. $50, Ga,p,gbiIbins, galti.
more. Wab. 3bone ct. Raul $500.
.,Mntrttan Detective Ngencn," Charles 8obIs
mann, 4ei6GftSiii5ter, 319 gunttabIe'g,lbe.,
Baltimore, OH. gbone: 6. & q. ct. 8anI
2027; Wppuure: 6. x 2. BoIfe 1230-H.
gSanSaner & Sdtnttbt, guGfoIasr BON @mtft,
a8eft g. 9bons. sos Galbert guiIotna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Sur nid,t Die anoerr quGIen.
Siibih aui iid Iefber sahIen,
no man lid, belfen FAM!
SeIblt lit Der Wann!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

MIl5u fr1ftig q. nSlt Die 81.
snrrc frdtfia?" n@os benfen Sic,
oils i'd lie inn Goupee rurifte, lino
slpci 9omcn obnnldd,tig aciporoen!"
@itter. @attin: sic d)Incli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

9IehpIatten, Metal, etc.
2ppn, gDrnin & 60. ttncorporirtj, 1919
SalberfiousStrabe.
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Watiouol.8anfe

Natiouol.8 anfen. q
,sbs pIb Supn s,attonai Bauf," 9a1. unb
@yeiersStraBe. Saeob B. Scst. BrdfihsHa:
,Sfnrp 2. Nebnes, aafitrsr; .
u. 6. g4dguer, &nifrer.
.~gstiern National gaaf." IL ssorb.G utaiu.etr
70. Wlnriott, 8aiitrsr.
Gouib. uno 9ombaro'Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
W6pofateu.

Gopofaten.
aarf H.. 81. ed,pls, 126-12J aaty guiIbins.
0nitapuS Qsrb, 28I-269 Gdlbert UutlbtnQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

2ruit.G
,T,arsfanb Fruit Co.," saorbped.Gde gaIbert'
nnS 6erman.straB g. 2. Zimmerman.
SerotS Spencer, iuH., SillfssG6 abmeifter;
San Sfinter, SiiifssG efrefir.
Baltimore Fruit & Guarantee &C.," GauitabIe
ButleIna.
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: StdafssVanten.
,,Teutfde 9anf uoh Baltimore" Baltimore
unb 3ouioaDsStrabe. slueuft 8sber, Brdfts
beat: u. =. Si@t, Shnems!fter
Spar.9anfer.
,Taatthe esarbaut ppu W~aittupsr," Gutaru.
uub BaItiMpresStraB,
,et. Sames eyarbanf," HalttuoresStrabe uHe
guffom SoufessoeHle,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
ei,henheitntier

2eibenbeItatier. az.
eauter & c5Lne, 17cs-t710 gantopIabenue.
Hm. Qppf. Etprt5s uno @reenmount,Ab enht.
Srieobofe.
.2snbsn Hars Gemeterp," Shrean: ri Hefs
SaratoaasGtrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

2eitungen, 3eitldriiten, etc.
,,Sbe saltimore Rsps Co." 9abS abercrou.
bic. 8efbdftsfibfer, 31S NeftsSeunap'0fr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Hapter lno Yapier.0 Otter.
Gmtth, 1irun Co., 105--107 Sdnobep Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
& SHrnsr Co., goo Rorbs8aea.g

2anotpirtbibaftlibe @er1tae uno
SGmereien.
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Biaros nnb Srseln.
GtaS. ~. etieh D seorb,2ibertp,S trabe.
Nut. 3nabe & So, parfsgne. uro Sape tte,4 tr,
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ldc Civilization lit ia mpbI iebr olt?"
- @ottc; .Saipobl. icAr ait. China
mar bds efffc 2onh, IN, ben Die
Srnuen Sd,lshe truaelL. bic ibnclt III
'ticin warcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Warmor. uno 8ranit.@erfe.
g. Silsdrtner & ebfue. 7i4-71s DeitBaltt.
uIpresStrlbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

6oblen uhb !Sol3.
Sexrt .. ssh Cetne, $50 9oIuutbta.N beuse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-03
&slf1
BUT SHE SAVED HER CoAT.

A female drummer was the center
Of a circle Of men and women in a
Moline drug store Thursday morn
ing. The drummer was trying to
sell the druggist a bill of goods.
Loyalty of Moline people to Moline
was the subject of the general dis
eussion in which the several people
gathered in the store were indulging
1t was argued that it was no longer
necessary for Moline people to go
to other cities to trade. that they
had as fine stores as their neighbors,
etc. Also all drummers who sold
goods in Moline ought to stop at
Moline hotels. The female drum
mer was for this strong. She always
patronized the Moline hotels; they
were the best in the state. At this
juncture a man rushed into the store
and said that the New Harper, in
Rock Island, was burning.
"Oh, my pony coat" exclaimed
the drummer, as she darted out of
the store to catch street car head
ed for Rock Island. She saved her
coat, it might be explained, but her
ears must have burned from the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-03

Captain w. L. Clark of Buffalo,
Iowa, holds undisputed claim to being
The oldest living settler of the state
of Iowa; and some SO years ago-a
child ne lived where the city of Rock
Island now stands. Notwithstanding
advanced age and bodily infirmities
he letains his vigorous intellectual
powers with memory which holds i'll
firm grasp the events of which he had
personal knowledge more than three
quarters of century ago.
Born in Indiana in 1922, in 1927 his
parents occupied a log house near
Fort Armstrong; in 1882 log cabin
on the site of Andalusia: in 1888 log
cabin on the claim which includes the
farm and cosy home residence ad-
joining the town of Buffalo.
When General Atkinson moved his
little army from the lower yellow
banks (Oquawka). in 1892, the troops
were camped one night occupying
ground near the river bank and eX-
tending south along or near wha- Is
now the east corporation jine, and on
the west side of the creek General
Atkinson and staff occupied barri-
cade or pen a few feet square ana
waist high, constructed from young
black jacks which then grew plentiful
along the creek. Captain Clark's faith
err afterward used the poles for hog
pen. ! he story of the Fort at An
Galusia is one of many fables of an
Gent local history W3c'h the caplaG
amusedly delights to explode.
In his "reminiscences of early days
before the Andalusia Memorial ascot
alton, January 81, 1905, Captain Clark
related events occurring at Fort Arm
strong in 1S27-1S32, and at Andalusia
and en- the prairie south and
west from 1892 and following: 1t is
no part of this article to go over the
events then related. The address be-
fore the association on May II, 1909,
by W. o. Clarke, of California, as con
nected with county history did moi
antedqte 1892; and the "reminiscences
Of Captain Clark are likely to retain
their place as the oldest authentic ar
chives of the association-as told by
the living witness.
In 1928, and later the boy Clark was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-03
CHARMING HAIR.
Every Woman Can Have 1t BY Using
Partisan Sage Guaranteed by the
Harper House Pharmacy.

There is a reason for the phenom-
email sale OF Partisan Sage in the
United States since II was first in
troduced into America and the sales
this year are breaking all records.
And the reason is plain to all:
Partisan Sage does just what 1t is
advertised to do.
Ask the Harper House pharmacy
about it and they will tell you that
they rightly guarantee it to cure
dauGIuff, stop falling hair or itching
scalp in two weeks or money back
There is no reason whatever why
any man or woman should fail TO
take advantage of the above gener-
Gus offer.
But one thing that has made Pa
risian Sage so famous is its peculiar
power to turn the harsh. unattractive
hair that many women possess into
luXuriant and radiant hair in short
time. Women OF refinement the
country over are using it and IL new
er disappoints.
Sold by leading druggists every
where and in Rock Island by the
Harper House pharmacy for so
cents a large bottle. The girl with
the auburn hair is on every package;
mail orders filed, charges prepaid.
by the American makers, Giroux
Manufacturing company. Buffalo,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-03

he went to get on to some new tunes
for his boys to practice on during
the winter season. Wiley also took
occasion to see the Garden girl in
her famous Salome wiggle. AT first
Wiley declined to be interviewed.
but finally admitted that he thought
It was all right as far as he was
concerned, because all the other
folks in the audience were strangers
to him.
We learn from other sources that
there is really a great deal to this
dancing gal. She weighs at least
200 pounds, and considering this
handicap behaves pretty well in cold
weather. We asked Wiley Smith
what she wore while she was at the
opera house, and he said he could
not say, as he didn't get a chance
to visit her dressing room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-03
(From The Argus Files of 1857

(From The Argus Files OF 1857
Nov. 27.-An electric light system
for lighting the streets of Davenport
is being installed, and already wires
and towers are on the ground, ready
for installation. The electric light sys-
tenn will take the place of the gas lights
and will undoubtedly give more salts
flying results at just a little more cost.
In the city Of Rock Island. Is years
ago. Henry Carse and Miss Mary
Wright were joined in the happy bonds
OF holy wedlock. Last evening. at
their home. ZIG Fourth avenue, large
number of friends of the couple visited
the home TO join in the celebration.
Bleuer's band was present. but as there
was not sufficient room in the home
for dancing the guests adjourned to
the Carse & Ohlweiler shop, where
dancing was enjoyed An endless var
iety of gorgeous glassware was pre-
scented to Mr.. and Mrs. Carse by the
guests.
Nov. 2S-Atkinson & Olof have de
livered the last Of 100000 brick con
tracted for by the government for use
at Rock Island arsenal. The firm man.
ufactured 1850 900 brick the past sea
son.
The material for the new bridge
crossing Rock river at Milan is all at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-03
CHORDS AND DISCORDS

bill was $11.45. Momentarily the
idea struck me that l must have
been investing in river. Then
went to live in East Moline. | was
told that the saloons were scattered
here and if my appetite continued
to control me the longer jumps
would be a saving clause. l am still
in East Moline, but the only way a
man can get home here without be-
ing tagged by beer signs is by put
ting on binders. ! am holding out
bravely. however, and l know you
will save me the seat | request.
ADOLPH d.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-03

AS RECALLED BY CAPTAIN W. L. CLARK

cises, May 80, 1910, Captain Clark said
that he took exception to a statement
by B. j. Smell in his "reminiscences that
a man named Mott ran ferry before
Captain Clark did. This was refer
ring to> Captain Benjamin Clark, faith
er of w. L. Mr.. Smell had come here
in 1886, than a boy of S years. He
,ould easily make the error when not
lnowing that the man Mott was in the
employ of Captain B. W. Clark. Cap
tain Clark relates that the first fer
riage collected on the Black Hawk
or IoSa shore was in May 1888.
He says: Some Frenchmen em
ployeI by George Davenport. the IN
dian trader, were coming up from Wa
pello village, on the Iowa river. and
not being pleased with the incoming
of rho white people. thought to play a
smart trick on the ferryman. Land.
ing heir canoes near where the wharf
now : at Buffalo, after the sun went
down they halloed Justify for the fer.
ryboat, which at the time was full of
water in the creek below where An.
dalusla now is. We bailed out the
boat and, manning it, started across
the river The moon was shining
Captain Benjamin W. Clark steered
the Loaf, When nearing the shore
the traders raised a great cutlery that
they had nothing to take over, that We
were fools and should have known
that they were deceiving US. BY this
time the boat was landed and Cap
tain Clark with about ten men and
boys. marched up to the camp and de
manded $40 for the trip. Not having
that amount of cash and perceivtns
that The demand was in earnest the
Frencnmen wanted Captain Clark tC
take goods in payment. They offered
two bolts of calico which were ac-
cepted, and We returned to the Hi.
nois side, where we made more noise
than TIE Frenchmen' had. The French
men reported it to Davenp port, and
within a few days Benjamin GobIe
one ct the Clark party was asked by
Davenport about it, he telling Goble
that the price was a large one, but he
woul1 not try to change it. as he knew
the teTryman, Captain Clark, too well
to try to fool with him"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-03

sponsive exercise there will be a ser
men by the pastor. DR.. w. S. Marquis.
An offering will be taken.
The new German Lutheran school
building adjoining the church property
on Twentieth street will be formally
dedicated tomorrow. The occasion will
also be the 18th anniversary Of the
dedication of the church. The services
will be conducted mainly by the teach
ers and children Of the school. The
building was erected at a cost OF s4,-
500.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the jefferson club last evening a res
olution was drawn up on the death of
Vice President T. A. Hendricks, whose
death the nation mourns.