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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-14

in. drugs, Miss Marcia Levine $1, w N. Trulock $24, F. c. Arnold $12, Kat zenstein Shoe company $5. Adolpf Bluthenthal SPA, Edgar Blackwell $2.50, John B. King $2, R. H. Stearns 8, Earl s. Wood $5, r. H. Walker s12; total $17250.
 J. w. Crawford and A. R. Cooper . Citizens bank building: D. B. & F R. Bloom SIP, EFF G. Bridges SEQ, N J. Can't, Jr., S25, William Breathwit $5. M. c. Hollis $2. T. c. Edgar SIP Dr. o. C.. Blackwell, service and $3; J. F. Crump S2, w. T. Woodbridge $2 V. M. Harrison 5, J. K. Buckner $2 Fred Kraeszig $2, R. H. M. Mills X son $24, w. A. Lewis $2, Joel Lam- bert $3; total $121.
 E. M. Schober and c. II. Moore, east side of Main street: J. A. Clem- ents SIP, Howell Grocery company $10, Sol N. Bloom g, John R. Bloom 8, John Mitchell $6, William Rosen- zweig SIP, Voss-Nichol company SPA, Tedstrom Furniture company SIP, c. s. Smith $2, Claude Clegg SIP, Cleve- land Matthews $6. H. c. McGaugi,y $6, Murphy Martin Dry Goods company SEA- Turner Bedding factory SPA; to- tai S157.
 r. M Roane and Leo M. Andrews, Pine and Chestnut streets and Barra- que, west of Chestnut: sc. Alexan- der Cotton company SIP, R. l.. Atkin- son $2, Citizens bank $50, M. E. Bloom SIP. k. Finley g, D. l.. Frank lin $12, Gillespie brothers $24, Fred Goode $2, Hammett Grocery company s25, Harrison Produce company $10, Junius Jordan. Jr., $6,, Kientz broth CTS $10, F. M Roane $24, Southern Grocery company $36, H. B. Speers s2, Frank Tomlinson SIP, J. B. Speers company $20, J. c. White, Jr., $2 V. D. Wilkins SIP, John Temple s, Leo M. Andrews S24, Henry Haizlip $5, ead-Hudson company $5, A. F. Dreyfus $3. H. B. Fur $1: total S32S.
 H. F. Trulock and V. 0. Alexander, Second avenue, from State to Walnut, and Walnut street: Manufacturers ley Drug company SIP, Gillespie Brothers Grocery company SPA, c. G. Wall $2, 0. c. Hauber $5, Braham & Castleberry $3, Barnes Music house
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-14
In Less Than Two Days
 Business Men Secure ] Pledges for $2,6l2.

In less than two days time eight bred pledges for the sum of $2,612 ] finance the work of the Associated .harities in relieving distress among &e Pinne Bluff poor during the next Bar. The association estimates that ,0O0 will be needed, and the sener- hs response to the appeal ill behalf l the unfortunates, as voiced by min ters in their pulpits Sunday and by knkers, merchants and professional len who have contribqted of their he as well as @tife1f~ Cash, assures lat the needed sum will be pledged is week. One committee has not len able to canvass the route as gned it, because of the illness of one
 the members and the absence from e city Of another. The committees III go over their routes until all i've had opportunity to do their part
 providing for the public charges. 3The $2,612 already pledged in ldes $500 from the pauper fund of e county, the county court having hnd it the part of wisdom to have is sum dlsbursed through the Char les and refer to the organization 3plicants for aid. This sum ls ac- Edited to the committee canvassing
 Barraque street, making the total this committee $1,263. The larg- I individual subscription came from fn Veil, Who pledged $6 a month,
 $72 for the year. The amounts
 bscribed are payablet in twelve Pnthly installments, and, to facili- fe matters, many of the subscrib- have directed their bankers to
 y the amounts and charge to their
 counts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-14
JEFFERSON COUNTY DAY
 HOME PRODUCTS SHOW

Miss Emma Archer, head of the canning club work in Arkansas. and who is taaking an active part in the arrangements for the "home pro- ducts" show to be held at Little Rock has designated Wednesday, Octonef 27. as jefferson county day" and has urgently requested Miss Mary Fortner, canning club agent for this county, to take full charge on that day.
 Miss Fortner stated last evening that she is unable at this time to say whether she will be able to comply with the request of Miss Archer. but whether Miss Fortner makes the trip or not her canning club will have an exhibit at the "home products" exhi- bition. if present plans can be Carried out.
 In her letter to Miss Fortner, Miss Archer states that she will positlye.y b, in Pine Bluff November 6, in at tendance at the, Jefferson county can ming and corn clubs exhibition. New yassar President Inaugurafrh. Poughkeepsie. \. Y, Oct. 13.--Dr Henry Noble MacCracken was inaug-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-14
HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS WELL

Railroad engineers. are more expos" cd to catching cold than other work CTS. F. c. Dunaphant of Monette;1M Mo- has run a Frisco engine 9 years and all the medicine he had taken is Folev's Honey and Tar. He writes :: q always keep it in my house and recommend it to all who have a bad cough or cold" Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-14

urated SIS 5idcnt of Vassar college
 here today This function was com l bined with the round of exercises be- ! inG held to celebrate the 50th ami vcrsary of the founding of Vassur.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
Mt Zion Notes.

Mr. Joe SUI Of Texas Is visit
ing relatives IN this vicinity.
Miss Pearl Norman one of the
most popular teachers Of A. H. s
spent the past week with Mrs. ]
; Galloway TO rseuperate after
having beer inGispossd for few
days
Mr. ChiItrsss j. still feeble.
and viii % % Memphis soon for
treatment.
Floyd Galloway has accepted
position At the Post Once Ter
mInal IN Memphis
Dick Walker has purchased
and VIII snon move 10 the place
now occupied by Lee Still.
Friends here OF Misses Lena
Maj and Beryl Galloway viii De
Srieved % learn Of the death of
their mother. Mrs. r c. Gallo
way al Grenada on the 18TH inst
Conference - approaching and
the people here trust that their
present rastor. Rev Mr.. FlovSs
vii be returned u this work
Miss Carmen Galloway VINO i
teaching the school az this pIaes
has arranged a nice irrie u-o-
gram among her pupils for
Thanksgiving Day. Among other
things planned, thev are 70 visit
and brighten the day for soue
SHUT IN friends in the neizhbor
hood.
Miss La Stephens who Is teach
ing the Friendship school. Is vet-
ing along splendidIy, and ber
pupils are being added each
week
Miss Hazel Stephens and Miss
Mary Adams. of A. H.S viii
spend Thanksgiving az nome n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
How Farmers Union Helps.

The better farming campaign
in Tennessee, Arkansas and
Mississippi now in progress has
attracted the attention OF farmers
and business men to the work OF
farmers union in Arkansas. H.
s. Mobley, president of the Ark
ansas Farmers Union, who IS an
active speaker In the campaign.
says the co-operarion OF the Union
during the Arkansas better farm
ing campaign Of year ago re-
suited IN distinct advantages 10
farmers in particulars and 70 BUSH
ness in general As result OF
diversified farming Arkansas
farmers this year received SO.
900, 600 more for their crops than
last year.
The Arkansas Farmers Union
has $4,000 members said Mr..
Mobley. The association eo-op-
crates all over tbe state and its
object is 70 assist farmers IN buy
ing their supplies and selling the
products Of their farm. The
union urges farmers 70 diversity
their corps, 10 farm at less ex-
penss and to produce more alum
dainty per acre. The farmers
union always eo-opera1ss with
any agencies which will assist
the farmers in advancing ais il
terssrs.
/ The campaign IN Tennessee re-
semnies the better farming cam
gaign N Arkansas in WHICH the
farmers union took such active
part The results justified our
ec-operatiOn and participation in
the campaign The great Difficult
" N Arkansas had always eeen
that tenant farmers usually had
no opportunity TO diversity their
crops but was compelled 70 raise
cotton entirely. One result from
the Arkansas campaign i the
opportunity offered the tenant
farmer to raising of food supplies
for his family and his livestock.
Anyone familiar With the Arkan-
sas conditions of the last dozen
years knows that the farmers
union has been largely response
Die for the reduction of the cotton
acreage this year, the diversifI :
cation Of crops and the greater
Indepenee Of the farmer.
l know this campaign IN Mis-
slssippi viii have practically the
same good results. Il IL rot a
campaign 70 fg1E the raising az
cotton IEz ehIef aim 10 aid %
the dIvsrsineaEion OF erups which
means a reduction Of cotton acre
Age and the production OF food
supPAss- This 10 scientific, Geo.
aouleal and right.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
Better Farming
Campaign Is On

UEEE~A q tAA4A4
Campaign IS On
The r-ea-esn campaign ever organ
fss.i 70 Bring about better farming
methods ia the south was launched
November sth IA Memphis and shelby
euaurv. Tenn. when sixty speakers.
manv OF them experts Of NATIONAL
saua. carried the doctrine Of better
sa-minr into the rural districts. We'd
nsssiav the campaign was officially
eueued in Arkansas. where the work
VI be confined TO the eastern counties
AMI VII continue until November L.
ppr-f-eot AMI D,InkIin counties Miss
eari also via be covered IN the cam
1aixu- The campaign includes -
Counties IN Tenn, Ark ami Miss.
The Tennessee campaign viii open
{ November r7sh and viii close Novem-
Der 3uth. The Mississippi campaign
via apeu November Is and continue
until December 20 The campaign is
under the direction OF H VI. Cottre1.
farmer agricultural commissioner Of
the Rock Island Lines
Among the leading speakers IN the
enmuaign. are Pruf P G. Holden MIS-.
/ G.. e Mathis. the reelaimer OF worn
out southern farmss H. ;. Mohley,
president Of the Arkansas Farmers
Uuian- The campaign was opened with
dinner At the Hotel Chisca M0nday
uighr attended BY 20s Memphis husi-
hess men, professional men, educators.
farm owners and agriculrurists Al
interests in Memphis and vicinity are
supporting the campaign
The purpo-e Of the campaign is TO
ind1ce every farmer IN the Memphis
territory % raise food for his animals
AMI family IN 1916. In addition he
shogld r1riss a surplus OF products %
provide cIothing and essential comforts
for the family. Cotton. in 1915, should
be a surplus money erup. Every farm
sr f1II0wing tins plan VIII make a liv-
ng I'd his farm no matter how small,
VII have NJ bills 20 meet and his cot
ton money VIII be free for buying nee
sssaries and Injuries. Farmers VIII be
better OF a. a result and win have
more money I'd spend with his Loo al
merchants and winch in turn, VIII be
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

Under the law it oecuus
duty of the Tax Colleen,
collect Taxes unpaid 90 he i
day of December BY di.,
take due notice there n
govern your selves aecor5u,
E E. TEMPLE.
Sheriff and Tax Collector. i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
Grew We. 4. Out Of Oxford

Grew Ne. 4. Dat Of Oxford
Far Msr. Women ard ChiIdrsrl
COLLEGE Hill 10 n n At
Seacci conmiEtzs-L Z ArGsr-
son. Van Tacxsrsisy. Ion1 Straw
1lcrsr-
FREE SPRINGS. Iasa :. n
ScaccL c1muiEts-7- : Sanders.
7ruf 4 = Sanusis. ". NJ Huston
A38EvILLE- sssS p n AZ
SehocL ccmnErrss-Prcf- D. 7
kssi- ! r MsNssIY. VIII Goodwin
Grew Ne. 5. Out Of Oxford.
BURGESS. s.soan- AZ SehocL
cennir-zs-Posean SHpp. StzrlsY
Burt Dr. ! s Lccx.
BROWNING SCHOOL I = II
SenccL ccnriErss-L ". Ivy
Harry TreIcar. I'm Gardnsr.
Dinner
TAYLOR. $50 ,. n AZ Seanol-
Conmirrze-1r- z H Lin1sr. r
l. Williams. = Z MlsEhslL
Crew Ne. 6. Out Of Oxford
MARKETE. sAn- at Sehccl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
EVERY HOME NEEDS 4 EAra
COUGH AND COLD RENE1I|

When ssasous snange and eoi1sz1
when you first derect a saia nd
1ng next % ona VINO mas sneszss. I.
IS that 1reG and tested rsned1 4
% faithfully usad- I never VIA 1
1ncnial hsfurd but Know m
znar for myself and family r. I
New Discovery 5 ths aest ssass :
ss ever usac and We rave nal
AL SOC ard SI.c0.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

The post-of1es. banks and n
great many OF the business houses
are closed to-day on account Of
Thanksgiving. this being a legal
holiday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

Have your prescriptions
at the Rowland Drug ca.
ike your Doctor wants
filed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

COLLEGE Hill 80 u n n
High SG1crl ccrurIrsas-S- s.
lcnrs1n. Harpsr Mains 7ruf NJ
? z-s--
BURGESS. Han az Sencci
ccr-iE-se-E s Sa-raix IN
c1E1ey. JsS Isrss Dinner
BROWNING SCHOOL $50 :.
n cc1nI--zs-Ir1 Gar5nsr. ! :.
-arzenerss Mss uirris Lcsscy.
TAYLOR Zan. at E5xn SehccL
cc-r-ie-se-Frcf. J. w. MitEhslL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

The Young LADIES' Missionary
Society Of the Presbyterian
church VIII hold a oaazar. Fri
day. Dee 3ri-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
AGRICULTURAL. MEETINGS
FOR MEN AND WOMAN

csnnirtss-5 I Mari<srsz. ] "
Nocrey. Z ? Ssrglet1n
PARIS. 1850 a N At SehccL
C1nnirrss-Thza 7astcn. Frank
FissGhaiL " J Mccra1eaG- lirrer
DELAY-zs5o ? n At seacci
Ccnnatrss-I G DAVIS LAEsr-
Gauir. A , y Lancaster
Grew No. Z. Out Of Oxford
NEW PROSPECT. zssa an AZ
sehcol coEmn-ss-A c Aruci6.
Hulser Johnson. A Knight
lula $50 \ n AZ schrcl
Ccmmrrss-D DAVIS. " 3 ccis-
mar. Our Brown
LAFAYETTE SPRINGS. I.50
, n at schcci Ccunitrss-S VI
Sossd. ] q Wsleh. Tan Kelley
Dinner
Grew No. 5. Out Of Oxford
SAY SPRINGS. $50 N N
s<honi Connlt-ee-C N Baird.
"a 7ohsr-s. Mss Cerris Rushing
RIVERSIDE Ip N At sehocf
connirrse-Miss Lille DAVIS. J N
Srsnes. Dave EasE5n. Dinner
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y ness Cannot Be CT

upile1tionsl A. rnaF -1nzn
D. ia sd unrtluu af tia az -
orc E1F IA cure iea11 - - =
4altaiAnnal reEunals3 lssins
sd ~ IA inffMzuesi zanllisrn q >!
fEifg ~ rh~ Enmfacnian rass
ae~ inlinsnesk pm 1zrs 4 -
isi1 or lruuerescr hearing Eud s.a7
ltreir eiasHssl. Usafrrnn4 : saa n-<z<
- ne infiAnrn 1rlnz ean - 1zA|
rs tl11w resroreft - - aarzA
a. aeaEtnx VIII De 9esrruTed s1rrs-r
- emf n ten ara caused y
I'm 1ufAfnx out an lrfizlrs1
ne uuruus R.r<nc@x
va give ons ax1<fr-a 0silns
- p~afne~n te11nr1 ~ -zfz7N
t115ur - earn1 ~ HAlfa cxxsu
euli -lur rfrraanra 1~~
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-stH " Druxx<sxn re
lA&9 a4zEx Eznzly Pszls NJ -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

There are two kinds Of Pm,
ours il produced with me =
material and workmanship.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
Corrections Made IN the Cirr,,
lar Sent OUT.

Crew No. !, viii speak at TuIa
at $50 a. N Crew No. 1. win
speak at College Hill at $50
a. n
Tuesday, November 30. will BE-
the most profitable day ever
spent in Lafayette county
Everybody CO.
Publicity Committee.
c. C HUGHES, Chairman
G. W PRICE,
T. E DUNN,
H. T. S#TH.
Old Papers Far Sale At This
@nrvsev 4ee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

UNION HILL sp N AZ sshcni
Cammseree-E D Ware. c 9
LErhsr. viii Rahy
Grew Ne. 3. Ouf of Oxford
HOPEWELL- ga m az schnci
Ccmmirrzs-I NJ Ssundars. Q ~
Young. Howard Meccrxie
cASWELL- II-og a m NJ schcri
Comnirrze-Prcf " 4 Niles. : A
PARKS : A Lszzsrrs Dnnar
PHILADELPHIA. 40 > N At
schcri Conritrzs-Pruf ? ccnIss.
IL Bounds. Bird PhilIIrs
Crew No. 10. Out of Oxford
UNITY SCHOOL. $50 a N AZ
sehcci-Pruf Win6eid Robertson. !
W Searrss. viii Ncera
SHILOH. 100 a n. ut srnccI
Connirtas-T II Purvis. : VI
5rznmst-. Arthur Smith. Dinner
ATuS z:50 N At schoci
Ccmmirrse-Fruf : D McFa66ar.
I Morgan. viii Beard
OXFORD. 100 : m Court House
COMMUNICATIONS Serna. W "
Elliott. Dr. ] n Puxars
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
SCHOOL MEETINGS

" D 7aSiazd- z L Walksr.
Su1per-
Grew Ne ? Out Of Oxford
PARIS. 2 IA II At EhSn SehccE
Cer-irsse-7ruf. G. 3. Saunders.
. : icYls. Or. s. D Newell
DELAY. 1850 Il n. AZ SchccL
ccuni-tse-Mss Give Hodge. Il
:. 1er-nn- ! g EsxriG<s- 0tnner.
NEW PROSPECT. ) >. n. at
Schccl- ccumitrs-Prrf. w. :.
T,snrscn. 7rcf- ~ :. Johnson. A.
c. Ne5lrar1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25
Grew No. ) Out Of Oxford

OXFORD. $50 - N. Eigh
Schcci. CcmrnitTse-0r. J. c. Icfn--
son. Miss Ella Wnght Frank
Heard
lula. III an AZ P1blic SehccL
ccmm1ttse-.Pruf- B. r Grisscn.
H. Z Davis. J. 3 Cole. Dinner.
LAFAYETTE SPRINGS. 5 ..
n. AZ schccL Ccnrirree-Pr1f
o. II. LsAys'L Dr. z p Snssd.
Jehn ksIlsy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

FOR SALE-Two good -,
hand surries, l runabout. I iu
mer buggy. 2 spring vaqrn'
road wagon. 2 road horses. I
bargain
LrNDEE's STAzl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

Attend the Me etings
that are most convenient
to you Don't forget
the hou--Be on time.
CoIored Farmers NAV
attend these Meetings.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-25

LuNDIE's SrAzl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice g. hereby given that on Tues
tny. The Twentieth dly o. April. a
%. 1915. an election viii be held in
the city OF Rock Island. Illinois. for
uc following purposes. to-wit.
FirEts To Ciect one mayor and four
commiss'oncrs for a term % four
years
Second To vote on tho proposition
shall tac city 90 Rock island annex
the following described territory. to-
alt.
BcsiuniuE AZ the center Of Section
Two 90. Township Seventeen uD
North. Range Two 90 West Of the
Fourth +. 81 thence running east on
tho quarter section line 90 IS feet:
thence south $50 feet more or less 10
the south line o. Nineteenth avenue
"a Paridou's Second addition. thence
east o. the south line Of said Nine
tecnth avenue 7Se5 feet To- the west
line % the alley n Paridou's Second
addition thence south on the west
line % said alley s57 feet 20 the north
line % Sarah j. Aikcn's subdivision OF
the middle ouc-third OF the south one
half o: Section Two 90. Township
Seventeen 40 North. Range Two f2l
- w - AaaH EAaENaA r. -saas tANLCE east
20 poiat zen Ci0l feet west % the
east lice % iot Seven Cd IN said
Sarah J. Aiken's subdivision: thence I
south $40 feet more or less 20 the
north tnc - Aikeu street thence I
Fsst or the north line Of Aiken stree.
ti3 feet more o. less % the east line +,
- Grenneils addition: thence south
itis feet. mere or less. 20 the south .
tne % said sarah ,. Aiken's sub-divl- 4
'ion. thence east 1908 feet. more or
sss. % the vest line % Seventeenth
street; thence south on the vest line
q Seventeenth street ss3.f fee; To the
.outA line % Richmond street: thence
'ast 50 feet 20 the .ast line % Seven
eenth street. thence south on the east
me % said Seventeenth street TS0Ss
est more O less 20 the center line OF
srashar street; thence west on the
enter line % Brashar street 1873 IS
eef more or less 10 the west line OF
q Nine 50 In B-ashar's subdivision
& The north o,eeishth (is) OF section
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Strength, Power AecompIshnent are an Trpfaed In 6

some blood disorders become des,l,,
$500 IN the glands and tissues. and Inc
oruSs' These only asgravate by causing
osneE anc worse troubles. 4 host of peo.
pie know this 20 be true. They know
from painful experience
To get right down into vhe-a The t1,,.z
- Fltiated requires S. s. 5 the Greatest
blood purifier ever discovered
ms remarkable remedy contains one
pr Ingredient, the active purpose OF WHICH fs
% stimulate the tissues to the beaJtb,-
selection o. It's cwn essential urtriYner,t
ai'c the medicinal elements OF this rnstrb-
less blood purifier are Just as essential TO
wen bsaianced health as the nutritious
Clements Of the meats grains, fats and
sugars OF our daily food
Not only this. but II from the presence
" SINE disturbing poison there is q Iocsa!
Or general interference Of r1,,-f.to,, -
G use boils. carbuncles assesses and
kincred troubles. s. S. s. so directs the
local cells that ttis poison is yesected and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
EARL MORNING BLAZE
WIPES OUT POOL ROOM

Ea es-tT aerrser rrr ufers ogt ere
ree. room ~ Elrrr r.. Cran1s az sass
FrHrress street Wa.rr a r.eaFFt 90
cigar $3.50 ftrsna .a "a bon af f4astFa
s rrst fa have ae~e fsr eaaEe 90
.E- razr Before ts~ ere was de
eeFrrrf tEr ramrf were GseeT Efest
rrsfvar sr1 ftr srs@sa corif 90
sr.r .spaFt fFF.rF ssFfsirr l ere
raar pool 'sa.rs a-f sr et ere ostrr
-11is@~zs uss eestF1rr4 tho frc
sNrrs teresEE ere reas Sac vas eE-
r.rF rf before great damage vas
fFr~ sa gre tgf.frF TFr DAMAGE Co
rrr poe. raa. FL arotstiF $500 par
..srF cTerrr.t PSI irsEFaacr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
THE BIG STORE ON The BRoADM ak

Eleven G1) in township Seventeen
I ll north. Range Two o. West OF
the Fourth =. n. thence north on said
west line FIVE t5) chains. more or less.
20 the north line Of said subdivision:
thence west on the north line OF said
subdivision $50 chains. more OF less.
90 the center line of Cemetery street
tuCw known as Twelfth street, ::
thence north on the center line OF
Twelfth street 2640 feet more OF less
TO the north line OF the southwest
quarter Gs) OF the above mentioned
section Two 90; thence east on the
north line OF said southwest quarter
ca 152l.24 feet more OF less to the
center of said section Two C2). which
is the place of beginning. being situat-
ed in the southwest quarter (l4) of
section Two 90. the southeast quar-
ter "a Of section Two C2l. the north
west quarter OF section Eleven I'D.
and the northeast quarter ca Of sec
ton Eleven C1D. township Seventeen
CiD North, range Two % west OF
the Fourth p. NJ. in the county of
Rock Island. and state Of Illinois"
Third: To vote on the ordinance
passed by the council OF the city of
Rock Island, Illinois. on the 27th day
OF March. \ d. 1915. entitled An
Ordinance for the annexation OF the
Village OF Sears 70 the city of Rock Is
land. Illinois," which ordinance sets
forth the terms and conditions of said
annexation
The polling places FOR said election
viii be as follows:
First precinct-4I3 Fourth avenue.
Second precinct-70I Ninth avenue.
Third precinct-l0i4 Third avenue.
Fourth pTecinct-s24 Ninth street.
Fifth preciEct-East door of court
house.
sixth precinet-l4s4 Seventh ave
nue..
Seventh precinet-1IoI Fifteenth
street
Eighth preeinet-s25 Nineteenth
street.
Ninth precinct - Trinity parish
house. Nineteenth street and SIKH av-
enue.
Tenth precinet-5s7 Twenty-second
street
Eleventh preeinet-s2s Twentieth
Twelfth Drecine;-6Io rwenty-siztn
street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

eliminated from their presence
men too. s. $ S has such srecifc
stimulation on these local cells as to pre-
serve their mutual welfare and = prope,
Fe.atlVe assistance to each other
IN very brief time S S S has the
! feconstructtve process so under control
( t4lat remarkable changes are observed. All
er,lptive places heal. mysterious pains and
4 scnes nave disappeared, and from head &c
loot there IS q conscious sensation OF re-
1eWed health
: rom the fact that s. s. S. IS purely
Z botanical preparation. IL is accepted BY
the weakest stomach and has great tonic
influence Not one drop OF drugs or
minerals Is used in its preparation Ask
ior > s s and insist upon having L.
And II you desire skilIfui advice upon any
matter concerning the blood and skin
write TO The Swift Specific Co, EOS Swift
Sius' Atlanta Ca Do not allow some
jealous clerk TO larrup the atmosphere IN
eioqusnce over something Just as good
as ;. 81 S, Beware OF al couuterfe.ts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

Which election viii be open at sew
en- 90 o'clock In the morning anc
continue open until FIVE 80 O'Clock II
the afternoon Of that day.
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois, this
30th day of March, A. d. 1915.
II. T. RUDCREN.
-(Adv.) City Clerk.
Duquoin, UI.-Mrs. Sarah Jane King
Of Ewing, aged 80 and one of the old
est residents of Franklin county. is
dead. She was tae mother of Rev
Marion league, Baptist minister o.
Duquoin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

Thirteenth precinct-709 Twenty
seventh street.
Fourteenth precinct-3032 Fifth ave
nue..
Fifteenth precinct-510 FOrty-fifth
street (Peterson's carpenter shop.
Sixteenth precinct-134O Thirty
eighth street
Seventeenth precinct-1334 Thir-
tieth street
Eighteenth precinct-1lOI Aiken
street.
Nineteenth precinct-I7OO Eigb-
teenth avenue.