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Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
.DESPONDENT MAN
TAKES OWN LIFE
Roy Manion, 22-Year-0Id Davenport
Youth Swallows acid Follow
ing Quarrel With Woman.

Roy Manfon, q years Of age team
ster. who resides at 425 West Tenth
street. Davenport. committed sui
eide at 10: 30 last night by drinking the
contents Of one ounce bottle Of car
bolic acid, following his failure to
settle quarrel with woman, Mrs
L0da Weber The woman. at whose
home he committed The rash act. lived
on Jackson avenue in West Dayen-
port and after drinking the acid he
walked three blocks TO the Rocking
ham road and fell PROSTATE on the
street car tracks in front of the In
dependent Baking company. He was
found by Harry Foster, who happened
by, Foster dragged Manion off the
tracks and he expired a few minutes
later
It is said that Mauion had been
keeping company for some time with
the Weber woman, who is separated
from her husband Some time ago
they had a quarrel and Nanion visited
the house last night in an effort to
patch up their differences. Mrs. Web
Der refused to take him back and he
drew the vial from his pocket ana
swallowed the deadly poison in her
presence and turned about and walk
ed out of the house.
Mauion had lived all Of his life in
Davenport and was an orphan He is
survived by four sister, Two Of whom
reside in Rock Island. They are Mrs
Harry Paulsen and Mrs Walter An
derson- Two brothers in Davenport
also survive.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
YOUTH MANGLED BY
DAVENPORT FREIGHT

Kenneth McComb, 23 years Of age.
Of Kansas City, fell beneath O moving
train near the Main street station of
the Rock Island lines in Davenport
this noon and had his left arm and leg
cut off. He was rushed TO the Mercy
hospital where is lying in a serious
condition. Hopes are held out for his
recovery.
McComb was lounging about the sta
tion shortly before noon. A fast freight
came by and be successfully boarded
one of the box cars. Just west of the
station. He failed to notice the gir-
ders on the yiaduct on the next street
west and was brushed oil the car. fall
ing beneath the wheels of the train.
The young man was burning his way
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
ARGUMENTS MADE IN
JIT BUS INJUNCTION

Hearing Of the arguments in the
jitney bus injunction case was resumed
this morning before the state public
utilities commission sitting at Chicago.
The arguments are based on the evi-
dence that was recently taken in Racs
Island in the suit brought by the Tri-
City Railway company to enjoin the
jitney bus men from operating on
streets paralleling the car tracks Of
the company. The arguments are be
ing made by SearIe & Marshall and
Joe Lane for the street car company
and by J. n and s. r. Kenworrhy for
the titney bus drivers.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
CROWDS PRESENT
At JOSLIN FAIR
Ball Games and Horse Races Main
Features Of Big Program Which
f. Being Given.
AVIATOR Wnh MAKE FLIGHTS
Visitors Pleased With Extensive Ex-
hiblts Which are Bigger and
Better Than Ever.

The Rock Island county fair at JOS
lin opened auapIciously yesterday The
Gay vas spent 70 arranging the var
ious EXHIBITS and getting the grounds
in shape for tae big program, which
is being given today The exhibits
this year are exceptional especially
the live stock and poultry entries Good
premiums which are being offered in
the live stock division has attracted a
great number Of breeders and the
difficulty lies iu providing space for
the animals
Several thousand people. including
many from the rTi-cities. who journey
cd 20 the grounds IN automobiles. were
present this morning and larger at-
tendance is looked for this afternoon,
The FIRST matinee Of the rare card IS
being run off this afternoon and there
are from seven to I3 entries in each
event There WIFI be q ball game be-
tween Port Byron and Erie tomorrow.
Aviator Hurr arrived today with bia
biplaue. He uiI make two flights ct
the grounds tomorrow. one at 10
O'clock and the other an 3n the af-
terno0n.
Tri-Gi1y Day.
The management is 70 Ice congrat-
ulated Oh the large number Of clean
concessions at the grounds A very
interesting program has been mapped
out by the fair committee and ther,
will not be a duh moment untjl the BIS
8ffafr is closed Friday night.
Tomorrow is trt-ctty day and q spec
ial train VIII leave Rock Island at
O'Clock and Moline at $40
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
DEPUTY rs EN- ROUTE
HOME WITH HIS MAN

Word was received today at noon by
the sheriff Office that Deputy Thom-
as BurtcbaeIi is enrouta home from
Cody Wyo, having n custody Theo-
phiel Van Laeke. who is wanted here
on a larceny charge The officer had
no trouble in getting eNrradiuon pa
pers
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25

ment later Hadotwich was a pris-
oner
He is nov being held al the East Mo
line police station Both Bereet and
Chief Of Police Claar believe ne &C
costed Bereet with the intention OF
enticing him into the hands Of friends
whose toes had been stepped on by
the activities Of East Moline police
and either taking his life or admins
teTing a beating.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25

Z. Sweet and J. Smith we're as
sessed $3.50 by Magistrate Frank Gus
Jafsou in Moline police court this
morning on charges of disorderly con-
duct One was arrested al O'Clock
yesterday morning ia Central fire sta
tion and the other was taken at >: so
this morning in the park adjacent to
Central station
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25

and 1874 French, German and Italian
are formally recognized as national
languages. Debates ia the federal
parliament may be carried on in any
Of these languages. All laws and fed
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25

back home. His left leg vas com
plete1y severed and his LETT hand SO
badly 1aangled that amputation was
necessary. The lad is said 70 come OF
"a good family n Kansas City.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
MANY VISIT BOYS
Y CAMP ON RIVER
Parents and Friends Of the Members
Are Entertained at Site Below
Andalusia.
BALL GAME PROVES FEATURE
Program Of Music and Reading Is CIV
en- Around Fire in the Evening
Return Friday,

Visitors day at the boys camp be
low AudaEusfa drew a large crowd of
friends and parents Of the boys TO the
camp Yesterday. a total Of % persons
were counted al the campfire last even
ling. Many Of the parents left this city
On the early morning train and so
spent the whole day in camp others
drove out in automobiles in the morn
ing and others arrived in the after
noon. All visitors were served din
ner and supper In real camp fashion by
the camp chef. Mrs NJ. a. Clevetl. To
say that everybody did justice TO the
eats is putting It mildly, The meals
we're served in the large mess tent and
with the boys as walters.
Supervisor CIeyett had a large mum
ber Of stunts planned for the enter
laiument of the visitors. Match games
Of quoits and horsesh0es by the
champs Of the camp. attracted a large
amount Of attention. The morning and
also the afternoon swius were the big
attraction as the boys are all experts
. in the water and gave a fine exhibition
Of fancy diving and swimming. The
camp rules require that a boy 90 i'm
swimming twice q day
Live Wires Win.
In the afternoon a match game Of
baseball between the two camp teams.
The Live Wires aud Champs re-
suited in a victory for the former. c.
. p. Johnson. one Of the visitors acted as
the umpire Although threatened sew
araI times by the players he stuck TO
his post and did nohIy. The evening
was spent around the big campfire
. where the daily paper Of the camp
The Campfire Clarion" was read. The
visitors took their slams gFaciously- A
. program consisting of readings by the
small daughters OF J. It. Marion, duet
by Charles Marion and George Davis
and a short reading by MT Cleyett. to-
getber with camp cheers, given by the
visitors. closed the days enjoyment
The local z. N. G.. A. is sure that
th0se al the camp yesterday Will take
q more active interest in local boys
work after spending a day with the
. youngsters. The boys return from
their 10 days camp next Friday aft
eruoon.
The Visitors.
Those from here who visited camp
were. Dr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Pearce. Mr.
and aIrs. George Davis and daughter
Helen Mr.. and Mrs. John Greve and
F children, ROLAND. John and Anna; Mr.
EF-rrer, .-r4T -E-,F.4~-v
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
Languages in Switzerland.

There is no Swiss language as such.
by the federal constitution Of IS48
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25

This season as much IS taken with the lines OF sepa
raze skirt as with of fine gown n fact many Of the
skirts IN our stock are copied from originals by famous Pa
dressmakers
AIav new over-drape effects shown in tateta char
reuse and wool conbinationsskrs are tu, WITH many
peats and are than for many seasons T1es 92
fr SIS
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
MISS ALLENIS TO
Be IN NSEMI-FINALS

Chicago, Ill, Aug 25-Mrs Harry
D. Hammond, indianapolis. rs. Miss
Elizabeth Allen, Rock Island Illinois,
Arsenal club, and Miss Elaue Rosen-
thai. Chicago. VS.. Miss Caroline Paint
er, Chicago, will be the card in the
semi-hnaIs tomorrow in the champion
ship tournament Of the Western W0m-
ans Golf association.
In the second round at match play
over tbe links Of the Nidlothia1
Country club today Mrs. Hammond de
feated Mrs. r. Z. Harwood. Chicago
SIS; Miss Bosenfbal defeated Miss
Winters Goldman, Toledo. rs, Miss
Allen defeated Miss Marjorie Dodd
Cincinnati on the twentieth green AMI
Miss Painter defeated Miss Marjorie
Edwards, Chicago, 81.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25

All the news ali the time-Tne
Argus
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
THTRn AVE NTTE 81
/. JF1ROu0rS TO SECOND Nias-'

More stylish, new ost-
rich neck-pieces are Just
In. Black. White, Brown
and comb raGions==Sf.GS
and up.
Trimming Department
New dress trimmings
are here==ROse buds, Gold
Gaces, Bead trimmings,
EridesCent bands, Jet and
Pearl trimmings.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25

End-of-the-Month August Furniture Sale.

steady and large but we are offering price eonoe
some mighty furniture lnoeum carpets draper
and
satisfactory
The 1Cabe furniture The McCab and carpets
of
makes These Of that's rarely quaed
Low enough to make profitable amply supply
needs for the fall
sunrneru urn-ur o go Il q
furniture at SAVING
of
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
CITY CHAT.
advertisements

advertisements
Buy q home Of Reidy Bros,
For express, call William TTeGz
TrI-City Towel Supply company
Indepeud ent Express & Storage
& I. 981
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-25
Women's and Misses Afternoon
and Street Dresses.

TEa-e sra 7a new wider skirts Here the heF
neced effects Here are the oversrts and over-draF
dresses Ripe Green African Brown Corbeau Midnight al
some Of the new pretty c0ors-and the colors expresse
in both cloth and silk for the gowns are frequently con
biaati0ns. 49, ..
Serge Taffeta and Serge are much liked com
bfnstons and plain serge with plaid another.
stylish autumn models ss75, 5000, $25o $500 $1,000
$500 up.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
5Dlflano piloe &rigen.
st aabenbiertist aftitpffe.

3pifIanos 0iplomater bar poo
mango Maaoer ie9t at o%perbeoiie
8eroen ON, at oct fun nsotonngent
er fonmuen inc i arigeu. Sblanot
ben tpife geiolfning BAR oct iaa
at iige oGret banfet iait at IDif'
LAMB er operioloet % ierer Ell bel
ia 6orioorSfrig
Otter aft bpao Der bar ioreli9get
Oiientliobeoeu Tom 6orflarins paa
ocnne irbgteIise arig, bar man
uoenior 1DIflono iaoet Ell anoen
Opiattelic emo Den. DC mite Diplo-
mater bar ooceret.
90 M m6oer SpIfIonos isrite
politiife Sfribent Worimilinn Sar-
ben oa oeioa irem meo en- artifel |
fit 9lao sBie 3nfinit", bpori ban
eanffc uben 8orbebolo eiper en- belt
anoen GorfIaring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

boert al De polite 9or9eres gnifer,
Iom er %torenelig me0 Statens BE
Itaaen.~
9oerfen SprogtOang eqer @fs.
propriationsre pDerior oct opgti.
&c 9olen maa Der fife itpnqes no.
zen 0er, lonl itanr aaben ior Den
IN fe Stats6or9er. 2(t oct man ai1e
4ifal0 pao bet rationale SUaes
ifa6s aronin9 er baarot nof, NE
BET mau Der olligeuel. Oct polife
9ige iom 3al(cprano OF 2or0
9aitlerenah oiloe GenopDpffe neto2
ior @un0re0e 2lar ii0en - piloe
opIeie oct prolific Statsiorbuno j;
oct nilOe burtig blipe iarIigere for
9rgiien emo Serbien nogen Sinoe
bar ppret Tor &roatiens % 9os-
MEMS 9e6erifer. S aampen ON
giten er Der ilpOt meget pr6iiiif
BOO ira oct f6rIte til oct an6et
Flag 0eO I%amenberg 9i bar maot-
tet fpmpe for boer 1omme Soro
iom for en- 5tomme8 6eIIigoom.
5Brit oper 9reiiens aife mac
ben 6pi0e Urn Bolens 8oaben)
after ioa Con til at lsfte fine Din.
oer MOB Sinmelen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
9iifriftsmeoe | Gbitago
fra 1871. Marts 1915.

S~orsoaaen ben IS. Marts opranot
meS 5oIIfin o. 8oroarslnit oper
Dor Iiae og title 9p. glae baooe
aamle o. ingc inoiamleOe Ben Del
ligc, friife 9uit. 8loffen er otte,
% set rr IiO, at man iiaer 5arneI
o. ifpnocr iie til 5ernboncitatio.
men. 9i 6erer en- 2-3 Timer og
err oIcreoe peO 5orItpOerne til ben
itore Miaionbn, Chicago. Wen
hpilfen foronSring, Solen er inc.
5uaet I 1anae, og Den rifle 3or-
aarsIuft err bIon6et meo COB og
G1llreg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
Sarmbjrrtisbeos Sanner.
Bort alag.
vi e. Glauien,
grnItoaSey sraelsmisiionp Br5emuI

Oct er en- e%neItaanoe 9io, ri ople-
Der. albria isr bar en- inaOan Der
oensfria. og oi fan ieie til: en- lad
BON geroensOom. Ser gGloer Gal.
miItens Orb: oSerren BONNER 5ol'
fene me6 Get os 3etoisbeo". Oct
er life en- gnmmeI ititfeIis Sorber'
re, Der n~dbenbarer fia. men Ell u9l-
big, retiproi9 8erOensoommer. an
osmmer 9piflanOs Soumoo og Selo-
forauoeIie, 6rnntrigs @rolesbeo,
G~nglonos arginmerpoIitif, gitri9s
llIanobeo oa RusIan6s Senoerfnl.
ieIie al 5ribeo os gpan8eIium. Mort
Ioat: S1n BONNER peo fin 2eti9r'
oiobeb at gipe 6oIfene ben | oct,
De oennem oeres Stnrelier ielu bar
billet og polgt: en- brutal WiIitGr-
moat o. ct Huitninaerues aaplsb
til Gre6cns gepareIie". af, buor
monae Sunore6e 9uiinoer al MGno
oa Stem Iioer life nh ulioeIigt IN.
Der oette2
"a, Serren BONNER 5oIfene meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
6nonu Num.

ara DEN lille trpBge Staon,
Siemmet me0 bets 5pgge.
9ares ben I airfens 6npn,
Ger at DO os bgg8e,
9erneifaren ung % peg
6or at uofie iii iom Reg.
Mo0ne aprue fnIoe
De in6beites ifuloe,
5aoer. Wooer De eff meO,
8il0e Dariomt oGrne
On De imaa uiifre 5ieo,
6onot BOG oenne aiGrne.
era gu6s Or0 / 9arnet5 Muno,
Men at Irgge 1roens @runo,
@ne ganOens Raaoe,
aon 0erooer rao0e.
Serren tog Del Ell, 10, ire.
I'll in lgie 8oltg,
aeuote BOG bans agrIig6e0,
De ban ppre rolig.
9pit % goot
3 Simlens Slot
De oif inaen Smerte genrme.
gsrnene er hienime
9eroen tog ~ at. orog ct Slsr,
6or 0en RsO % Simmer:
&uaaen gcnOt moo SimIens 0er
Ga Ben gDIone CONNER.
Snaen 8relie, inaeu 5reo,
Sutet iiffert Soileiieo,
arn en- epig 5merte
5or oet arme Sierte!
500 bar fenot iIig aGrligbe0
Spm Dor S%reliers - uilOe
Sfa1lfe 6oert Ell Sierte 6reo,
Ier BET bleo ioriil0e.
8crocn Den0er 9ipg9en til
Spiaer beit fit opre Spil,
Bill i'm 5aOer gIemme
90 bans Soeroeitemme
aqrligbeo lan9mooig err
aGrligbe6 oeGoiaig,
sac 6en ci MOB nogen barr,
Ter iie ei ubiaig.
Seger Ell fit cget @opn
Rriier finn i'm 5reliers Raon.
Iror / Saab at oinoe
Den iom enar | 9linoe.
Ssrine QIppcr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

&et. 9an ituIOe o8iaa baDe oenlt
Donmarf ior oets 9ontro % Get
limo, Def Ser a%nbenbarer iig ielo MI
pco reoe 9Dgter uoenior 5orlDitel-
iesiteoerne trinot on, Get, Der
ifete mleo oct ulpffellge Belgium,
bdo0e ol uel iortieat. Dfen ie, al
t0el 9arnlbiertiabeo bolOt Ger0en5
Stprer arigen borte ira port oDre.
bare 9ieualnuo. 0per ior os loo
ban ueo ct Huber 9taaoe gaa ior
9iet. Site iauot. Der qnloer Der
mGrfeliae lille Oro ira 9eiian9ea:
Sans Banner ooer mia or 9arm
bicrtiabeo.
4ien Oct Oro pasier bogitaDeIiBt
paa 0anmarf 6per Gag. Bort 8an.
nebrog 6e0ioner 6et. Sttet 2ano
bar iaa mutt % iaa b~etDoninas'
iul0t eft Stag iom ri. Sc iremme-
oe 9tationer bar tit Oeres Stag
iaa mango ipre 5triber % 5irfan-
ter, bus 5ammenitiaing % 5aroer
iDnes os ioa %uiIfaarli9t uaIgt. Den
Oannebrog prroifer s8armbiertig
bco CT 9erren5 9aner oUer mig"
Ser far ingen 6arue % intet Self
unoopres. Gog ri aoriet bort, 6leo
fun 9Ioo tilboge, % %iierneoe ri Den
rgoe 9ng, iao belle 5lagOu8en bleo
boio, oiloe oen ionl N%enbeoeus Snnl.
boil forogmme o5. Den MI nioner
port 5Iag meo Oct bui0e 9ors pad
Den roe 9nno OH Sans 9prligbeo,
Der paa @olgatas aors 1aU tit 9iD
"a 9lo0 ben for belle Den %iorta6te
8eroen. ben retiproige ior ben
uretiproiae. % San. - 9~orsbeIten
- luier ira lit I geroens 5pnoe-
nGrte .ltra0lel0e aot5 I'm 6re0 mo
/ 6uert eneite Sierte. Der i Iroen
Dalate AT tiene Sam.
Serren gipcr os ben BET, oi oGl.
ger % oil. san reipetterer Den iri
Billie, San bar aioet os. @aIaer
ri 8antro o. llIpoisbeO o%oerior
san 0ro. qiper San os ben i 5eI-
gcn oeraf ct ire0lsit Sierte % ct
fortabt Qiu. 8Glger ri IrosIooig-
bco, aioer San os ben / Oens 5reo
% SaIiabeO.
Danmarfl Danmarfl 9errens
Banner ooer Dig er 9orm6iertigbeo,
iarIia / oenne Sio. Rantte iaa
Sans Paaoe o. @oobeo imoo os b.
ie bore arp oeo aoriets 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

Qfan oil iiffert oOeralt / 8erOen
lgie Sr. 9aroens ORR meo itgrite
5%nteresie, tbi Sc bar netop til Sen.
ii8t at ifGre i9ennem ale iorlorne
9ortforflarin8er % pu6licere for
4loeroen, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07


I Siloams D~fenigbeo.
? 9irfebpgningsarbeioe % -
8 Ulisiionsarbeioet.
R~eni9beoens 5or6iitorie gruaoer
flo i 9ait. y. 66r. I%ranOber9s
Observation-Disclosures / 1dbcrnafel.
firfen i ebicago, % 1ranoberg iii
teoe eiter Here Mars N%lisiionsnr.
beiOe Silooms @tenigbeo Oen Is.
Rarts 1890.
lroos Storm % 6ei ~, JON
Siloamitibet oite bar nUret noe l.
bar UieniabeOen oo9 nnaet at bn9.
&c isrit i'm airfefrDpt paa ". aba
ctr. % ieliere fin mtogrenoe bp8-
gelige STRIFE pao aolin ape. %
Cortland Ctr.
Siloams Meuigbeo bar / DC Tor.
Is6ne g(ar opret en- Risiionsmeuio.
beS, % oens arbeioe bar baaret
3rigt blan0t nnoet / ct Ya r 6or-
greninger, Der ienere bar organize.
ret Tia JON Chen @8er" % a@et6.
iemane4 Reni95eoer.
Den bele Nenigbeositorie al ia
flor 3mien a iremitillet / Ell
iaaoon 9ano, at 9eren enc % aleae
blcO @uos / oct 5eie. 0s port I'm.
iiats 8Iuiel.
Oct par en- Gitermi0oag iom rig.
ti9 esneoe iig til at bringe os i
Stspet Tor 6reliereu5 500 Rieo
9en % SuuOsbefenoelie men OF
iaa meo 1af % Iro paa Seiu 9loos
9plOeitgerelie.
gaitor z. 66r. Irmio6erg -
RenigbeOens glitter er ior mango
aor Ii6en 6eniopet o. buiIer lille
paa GrnitaI cafe airfegdaro /
Minneapolis, Rinneiota, men bans
Rin6e Ieoer. o. oct bIen Oerme 81.
ternriooag beitemt, at SiIodms DE.
nigbeo gennem Oens BrGit piIoe
ienOe 6rne 5ran6bere i aSbcubaon
Meniqbeoens f%Grliaite 3ilien.
8aitor Simonien Ipite ct bierte-
Iiet 2pfenifningsbreo ira port5am,
hmos 6ormnno Raitor @. 9@1ri.
~itianien. iamt ct BAR enfsnitnin8s-
telegrammer, boorefter ban gap en-
@eoeesrelie al ReuiabeOens iinon.
eielle StiIling. Wenigbeoen bar en-
@Plo paa $4,000. men ina bar ben
ca. $500 / aasien III at aiora9e
paa @RIoen.
.Min Sipll Ioo 6erren, % glem
life allie bans 8elgerniuger" (Sal.
1903. q.
Otter 6rnesipisniaaen oar Der
after 0soe. % mango grGiter tai.
te.
6srit tnlte Bat. j V. 9ailleli
fortcIig ooer Sob 3S, S-i1.
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. Dor miot iblanOt nit 5oIf." 9aitor
2. Rielien talte orr 81. 43, i6
guit. g. qe0erien talte o0er 9latt1.
IS, 20. gnitor See0e meOOelte ct
Graf ira 8ronning 9ietoria5 60
oars Su6ilpum % lpfeniteoe DE.
niqbe6en Bat. Simonien iIutte0e
oenne itore S~sitiosoaa, % ui III
biem, piitnof trGtte ior Sc iIeites
ge0fommenoe men fuIoe al 1af
o. BELLA @lGoe.
3 Sonae. iom par ioriatet / IN.
Looming al 6eiteh 6leO aiiuiaet
unoer Ssitibeu. On oar ioriattet
al Rat. :. 81. Sanien, en- al DE.
niabeoens 8rpitefone. glrs. q
monIen oq en- Of ssren 8asnuis.
fen, iom til6grer Renigbeoen.
Saa iaen til 2ptte SiIoam meo
Se iorlsbne % aor. Serren aioe
oia 2utfe paa Reiieu iremoeleS, iao
Su olorig tabcr NaaIet al Sigte.
oct RaaI Tom on Iatte Tor Dig oeo
Ieiiens geaDnoelic: a2eDeuoe 8ef.
feIle Ieoenoe M~eni9beoer" %
.leuen6e 3o%roentnin9". 9liftet pan
TaaIet, Iom en- @ang ifal uaas,
Timer / aompen.
TremoS, opaS. = iubIer Soiion-
nal ariihis Soften isrer ielo
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
THE CIRCUIT COURT GRIND

Judge John F. Hughes convened a
regular term OF the circuit court for
this county here IN Tuesday. Upon the
calendar there are but "a cases; two
criminal cases, IL jury cases, and and 9
court cases. On call of the calendar
Tuesday it was found that a greater
number of the jury cases had been set
tied. Clerk of Courts Sandys and Sher-
jff Quinn had all matters in readiness
as usual, and there has been no wait on
official account.
But one jury case has been tried.
This FRIDAY morning. Judge Hughes
excused the jury from further attend
ance until June l, when, it is expected,
the cases, State against Herman Som
nensrhein, brought here on change of
venue from Stanley, will be called and
disposed Of.
Judge Hughes is now hearing argu-
ments and evidence in court cases.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
FOR SALE

. White Wynadotte Cockerels, $3.50
each.
l White Wyandotte cockerel, $3.50.
a Il. c. White Minorca Cockerels,
81. so to $500 each.
Columbian Cockerel, ST.. so.
Buff Orpington Cockerels, $40 to
50. so each.
All the above are prize winning stock.
Eggs for Matching of the above kind.
Indian Runner duck eggs for sale.
II. C. SANDERS.
Phone 2-4-o-f.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13

Mrs. Victoria Iickcl, of Columbus, is a case of this sort. She
had raaal eatarrl very badly, and was cured by Peruna. We win
let her tell her own story. Mrs. Victoria M. Pickel, 100 E. Mound
Street, Columbus. Ohio, writes:
= have beea wing perlna for catarrh, having had = very aggra-
waited case, SO bad that it clegged the nasal organs. When / did
get the nasal organs opened, the mucous would drop into my throat /
and make me very sick.
"A friend advised me to take Pcruna, and after using four bot
tlesI was cured. Ihavc no trouble now, and am happy 10 say that
I am enjoying the best Of health and attending TO my lodge duties,
being a rnennbero of the Rcbecca Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Z would recommend Peruna e those suEeine wil1 - s.ma
obnoxious trzalhdeln MS
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
Cream Wanted

We buy cream for the Hanford Pro-
duce Co., of Sioux City. Compare our
prices with others.
PIERRE HAY 81 FEED Co.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
UPLAND ALFALFA SEED

| have for sale a large quantity of
choice alfalfa seed, grown on upland.
Call on or write me.
M. german, Fielder, S. ID.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
FOR SALE

Three Percheron Stations, 3 years,
high grade pasture broke.
j. A. JONES',
Highmore, S. D..
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
Seed Grain

Get our prices on G wheat. seed
seed oats, seed speltz, millet, cane and
kat1ir corn.
PIERRE HAY 81 FEED Co.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
A Member of The RebeCCaS

That any case OF nasal catarrh
can be eli. q by an internal 1ncdi-
cine IS denied by some. Only a
glance at c1s G7es would be nee
cssary &c convince any sane per-
son that catarrn can be cured by
the i1tc-n2l zee Of Peruna