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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27

is this from the condition which
many people" are looking for; but
that scripture agrees perfectly will
what our Savior himself declared
would be.
There Is no promise there of any
epoch OF peace and safety. It is a
time Of distress and perplexity and
fear and terror, and it leads right
into the coming of the Son of God.
the destruction of the wicked and the
reward of the righteous.
Since Turkey has decided to throw
herself into this fray, there is every
possibility that this terrible grapple
of the nations of the world Is leading
straight ON toward Armageddon.
While Turkey kept out and the war
was confined to Europe. Armageddon
did not seem so near. That old bat
tie ground of the ancient nations Is
located in Palestine, at the foot OF
Mt. Megiddo, in the plain of Esdrae-
Ion, north of Jerusalem, accessible
from the north and south and from
the sea. That Is to be the gathering
place of the hosts of the nations in
the last mighty BATTLES of the world.
The reason for the assembly of the
nations at Armageddon seems plain
when we consider the logical result
of Turkeys entrance into this war.
Of she is driven out of Europe and
forced out of WESTERN Asia Minor, it
seem she must withdraw into Palesr
tine. When Islam and other heather
come to grips with armed
Christendom in the Holy Land, we
shall have Armegeddon. The door is
now flung wide open for just such a
And will peace follow
t? Nay, verify; and there will be no
,attles fought after that, for there
will be no one left to fight them.
That closes the history of this present
world, and leaves the wicked slam
Ipon the earth and the righteous
N their way with angelic escort 10
he place of their reward.
Very sincerely yours,
H. C. BEACH,
Elder of the Seventh-day Advent
st Church.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27

effect that in the future as In the
past, he would probably be paid out.
side of his contract for notices. ii
would never have been looked up.
Certainly nothing In the published
statement would have caused 1t to be,
He may claim In this case as he did
a short time since that he was fol-
lowing precedent. Nevertheless 1t Is
a very bad precedent.
Prevailing Conditions" are, In our
humble opinion, not beneficial to the
taxpayers of Elmore County.
Yours very truly,
That Same Certain Person.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
MESSlAH'S KINGDOM.
Glorious Day of Divine Favor Near.

The period in which sin is permitted has
been a dark night to humanity, never to
be forgotten; but the glorious day of
Righteousness and divine favor is soon to
be ushered in by Messiah. He. as the Sun
of Righteousness, shall arise and shine
fully and clearly into and upon all, bring
ing healing and blessing, which will more
than counterbalance the dreadful night of
weeping. signing, pain, sickness and
death, in which the grooming creation has
been so long. Weeping may endure for
a night, but joy cometh in the Morning"
For further Light on the coming King
dom send thirty-five cents for the Helping
Hand for Bible Students, entitled, "Thy
Kingdom Come.
Bible and Tract Society, II Hicks Street
Brooklyn N. Y.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

k&S A ~ @& 1uhu& De- oWc1hIt Wv
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the I'm.
dersigned Georgia e. Swami, admin.
istratrix of the estate of Bunus B.
Swami deceased, to the creditors oil
and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF
this notice, to the said Georgia E.
Swami, admin sratrix Mountain Home
County of Gilmore, State of Idaho,
this being the place fixed for the
transaction OF the business of said
estate.
Dated February 16, 1915.
GEORGIA e. SWAMI,
Administrative
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
Voice ca D In Maytime Speaks
Obj Blue Bel, Tell Me What Y on

Voice ta)# In Maytime Speaks
tb) Blue Bel, Tell Me hat Y gu
Dream !. "a. s.. Petri
Miss Marjory Harvey.
Pian no La Bien Aimee
~. $500. Edward Shuttle
Miss Laura Siers.
ViolinMaritana Fantasia
$50 Guido Popini
Miss bessie Coffman.
Voice y Queen of the Earth
-. r. Pensuti
Obj Stolen Wings libby
Mr.. LIE Roy Harris.
Vocal Duet rom Flower to Flower
VI. !. .s. " s.s.f Carl koellery
Mrs. Walter Morgan.
i5$3 Airs. r.. M. Smith.
Violin Concert (Nilitalri) DeBeriot
Miss Ruth Kemper. f.5
Piano-To Spring 4.s. Grieg
AIRS. NJ. b. Cutlip.
Piano duet(a) Spring Hanselt
(b) Barbiere di Sevig lila. n. Rosim
Mrs. Amos Payne, Mrs. Harry Sheets!
Violin:----( a) Reverie !. Vienxtemps
tb) Souvenir de Demon Sorasate
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
Makes. address.

Makes Address
In Christ Episcopal church Thurs.
day evening Miss Fannie Brady of
Wheeling addressed the women of the
church on missionary work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
OF INTEREST ii D IN ON FL.
Household Hints.

a little kerosene or gasoline rub-
bed into the brush of the carpet
SWEEPER will make the rugs look
bright and new. ~
It is an excellent plan to make
bags from cheesecloth in which to
put celery, lettuce. tomatoes and
other green vegetables before put
ting them into the refrigerator.
When putting lace on a round cen
terpieces al low one-quarterm more than
the centerpiece measures, roll tightly
and dip the upper dgesins water and
allow to dry In this shape. When
thoroughly dry. nnro1l.. and you will
have as rcularfl lace ed ginga all ready
toksew on the centerpiece.
An old teapot#is an excellent thing
to use for putting parafine on Jeillies
or preserves. Place the teapot into
which has been put the parafnne on
the tstoveEand when Melted pour over
the jelly. Stand the teapot away and
it is ready for future use.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
Delightful Card Party.

From until 5 o'clock were the
hours of Mrs. Osman E. Swartz's de-
lightful card party Friday afternoon
in the ball room Of the Waldo, with
no special honor guest. Twelve tables
were arranged for progressive whist
and at the close of the game ices and
coffee were served by Mrs. Criss and
Mrs. Lynn =. Horror, assisted by Mrs.
Dudley D. Britt, Mrs. Charles B.$A1ex-
|ander and Miss Mildred Lamber
Yellow and white tulips formed the
tables centerpiece. About fifty guests
were included in the list. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
Miss NIcDononsLrr rs Il E,ntertains.

Miss Margaret McDonough Thurs
day evening delightfully."- entertained
a mum Der of her friends at her home
on Mulberry street. Music and games
afforded the evenings entertainment.
and at a late hour delicious refresh
ments were served. Those to enjoy
Miss McDonough's hospitality were
Misses Ruth Ion, Genevieve Fall
Regina Langdon. Margaret Dittnan.
Angeline NJ. Flora, Catherine NJ.
Flora, Marguerite Moran. Anna Nal
10y and Messrs. Bill Neutz1ing, Clay
ton Grim, Joseph White, Lawrence
Fox, James Nay. Bernard Healy,
John Bernard and Luke McDonough.
Edward Minehart and Joe Welch OF
Fort Worth, Tex.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
True! 4 Tulues
Royal Club Entertainee,

The Ladies Royal Club, OF Indus
trial, was most delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Ode
Channell, of4that place. Thursday af
5ternoon. Fancy needle work was a d.
version Of the afternoon and was
greatly emf Dyed by the members. AT
seasonable hour delicious refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Channel
was assisted in serving by her sister.
Mrs. Burl Stutler
Those enjoying Mrs. Channell's
hospitalftyswere Mrs. Brokos T. Harr,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
State. nnx,.a.ntinn

The annual state convention Of the
Ladies OF the Maccabe es Will be held
at the Windsor hotel IN Wheeling next
Wednesday and Thursday. Delegates
from all parts Of the STATE will BIS
represented at this meeting and the
W.hee ling hives are planning to show
the itors a splendid time.
Through the courtesy OF the Wheel
ing Stamping Company. the board Of
trade will present all OF. the visitors
With collapsib1e drinking cups
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
PERSONALS |:

DR.. Fleming Howell OF Oakland.
Md, was a city business visitor Fri
day a5 "A ~ 7.
Harry scherr. Of Williamson, isS q
business visitor III the city.
r. j. Lopez. OF Farkersburg, is
|itransacting business here. "
Thomas H. Cornett, or New Nj ar
ttnsville, is here on a business visit
John Mason. Jr.. of Fairmont.i
is here attending to federal court
al NJ showalter. prominent.
Fairmont attorney, is here attending
federal court. s
Charles Frame, Of Gassaway. IA
business visitor here
W.. p. Lang, OF Parkersburg, is al
city business visitor MS. Z I'LL
c. ~ ones was here from Salem
Friday looking after business affairs
Charles E. Barn tt. of Chenille. ISL
Fl business visitor here. pa a
n. fHogman.so of NJ organtown.isg
a1 guest at the Hotel Gore.
Grier. OF Sistersrille, is a
visitor in the city. s.8 "a
Joshua p. Smith was Y business
visitor here Friday from Lost Creek
Miss Lou NJ. Cord on, OF West Pike
street, left today for a visit to her.
brother. w. "a. Gordon. at Martins
burg. is e.
Mr.. and Mrs "A. D Bishop vent to.
Wheeling Friday morning to spend
the week end with Mr.. Bishop Is par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Bishop. 4 or
South Side. before Mr.. Bishop as
sumes the dT.ties OF city clerk whicn-
position he was elected to at the re-
cent election: fs$;s
Bss "a >. 1nghram. OF the "A. 81 M. p
Amusement Company. spent Friday
looking after bps iness tiers at1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16

~ desirable co d IS 4
] thai L, tssold up to Coo
April 4. 4 7'th, at 29 9! q n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
On Main ST., Beflgeen
End and 3r1
!. CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our neighborsi
who so kindly assisted us during the
illness and death OF eloveds son!
and brother, also for the many beau
ftiflll floral tributes.
MIR AND AIRS. \. D. MCMILLAN
AND FAMILY. s$ssss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
Q Miss FANNIE Brady. 81 wheeling

Salem. y.
Miss Fannie Brady. Of Wheeling,
who Wassa guest. Of Mrs. Dorsey r.
Potter. returned home Friday morn
ing. sss
Mrs. Zimmerman. of Romney. who
was a guest OF Mrs. William A Vance
returned home today and was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Vance as far
as Grafton by automobile.
Mrs. John w. Brown has returned
home from Florida wnere she spent
the winter. III #sss
John a.. Howard. Of Wheeling. is. a
promine nt visitor here. KY
Thomas Riley, Of Wheeling, former
attorney general of the state. is city
visitor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16

Mrs. Thomas J. Trimble, Mrs. George
Britton. Mrs. II. .A. Dubois, Mrs. P. j
Zehfuss- Mrs. Robert Stemple, Mrs
Wilbur Peet. Mrs. G. H. Johnson ant
Mrs. Burl Stutler.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
Parish Aid Society or Christ Episcopal
church. was held Friday afternoon in
Waldo Music Program.
ere is the Waldo hotel musical

lse.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
program for tonight

Here IS the Waldo hotel musical
program for tonight:
Select efly'' ". Friml
Entr5 Ac' tie M lie Mod iste',y. III Herbert
Vocal sol Selected 1850. G. Smith
Waltz Sari j .s.5.s..- kalman
Vocal solo selected Z. G.. Smith
March-7-E ton "a. $1,000. Sousa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
!. Nialca,1tto Program.

Following will be the program or
the one hundred and fourteenth recit-
al of the Marcato Music Club at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
Elks' auditorium, with Mrs. Earl u.
Speaker III charge Of the program:
There's music in the signing Of a
reed;
There's music in the gushing OF a rilI;
There's music in all things, IL men
had ears;
tn Their earth is.but on echo OF the
spheres.
Violin Scotch Suite John MEG hie
la) The Shepherd IS Lament.
(b) Pastorale. I'll. 1.s
:(c) Dance
f Miss Ruth Ken per
Die Silberinxe. &.
"a. q. .. Carl Heine
(b) Con Am or. I. Paul Beaumont
Miss Mary Kathryn Speaker.
Voice--The Swallows ~. !.
.55. Frederick Cowen!
Miss Anna Remlinger.
Piano Dance of the Gnomes
Miss Grace Smith.
Piano duet--Spring Song
~ Mendelsohn
q Misses Ionia Smith, Kathryn Ernst
iolin-C Concerto No. 2 j. ID. Viotti
First movement and cadenza.
Miss Ruth kemper..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
LOCAL PUPILS TO
BECOME TEACHERS
SEVENTEEN OF GRADUATING
CLASS AT HIGH SCHOOL WILL
TAKE EXAMINATIONS

Seventeen survivors of the Rock
Island high school will take examina-
tons TO become teachers following
graduation. according 10 statements
made by Miss Lou NJ. Harris, county
superintendent OF schools.
Miss Harris declared that such was
the information given her by A J. Bur
ton. principal OF the local high school
II IS expected that the test will be
taken by the largest class in the his
tory OF the couny and 40 or more are
expected to enroll. II is thought that
the graduating class OF the Moline
high school viii contribute a number
equailing that OF Rock Island.
Miss Harris went TO Coal Valley
this afternoon where a mothers club
Is 10 be organized. DR.. W. E. Taylor
will accompany her and viii make an
address.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
CAMBRIDGE

vs-u rafbes o. Gafsa visited To-
can EEe Frtfsr.
1tiss fsa sayfrr v6s.tet &c ts4 Eear
% Der rarsass ar EswaEee suatsr.
wr asa 1frs. Albert Dave o. Gaiyz
visited az ere bore o. tse tattsrs par.
euss. 1tr. aaf 1frs- W.uI.aaa tScseg.
Tuesday
1fiss Alice Gustsfsoa w-st Co Ass5-
vsr Ger a saere tts.E saEGaT.
1flss Efss 1fecrasE v5s.trd sza1sg
VITA frieaas at UoeS ts.aat.
Mss EssV WfssoaE OF Gatesbgrz
visited SssGsv wisk her sisters. MR..
r-ens lfaEs au4 tilss Eaaies via
r91r
John svfrsT scseo5 plaves ere Can
bridge hisF sceo61 Basketball team
ssfgrtsv atEht tEr score being &c %
ST. .r favor OF sh~ visitors.
Sis rev mFmbTrs we've fsitssrd in
ssr Greer % rte Hra~fafs Friday Cs.
eafaE
George usatrr and family novel 20
"a farm Gear Nshtse ttt. lass week
Otis aaG JF@ss Earptr have rstsrn-
90 froa "a visit with tseir sister. 3frs-
Cr6rEr GfaaiFF as Asaror. ilL
1fr end Wrs clyde ffesiInE and
baby 90 WeImar. iowa. visited a.th
1tr art Mrs Sherman Decker Thgrs
Cav.
SHERMAN Decker vas caller Ia
Gs1va WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. G ". Neisoa snf ber dauEh
tee. tfrs r. y. Ip1usoa. and little son
were visitors a. EeWanee WefrefdaT
a. G.. Esstman was q business CALI
90 IN fhs eft eities Wedresday.
Mrs Byrou jordan % ORION was a
caller az the hoezs % Mrs. " r. JO--
dan wednesday.
yr ard ,frs clyde FietiinE and
baby returned 90 tGsir t1ms a. Well.
nan. rosa. after d Short visit 90 the
horse o. che iattrr-s rareats. Mr. and
Yrs. wir.am McHsu
Ata meeting % ire Cambridge tofsc
go $50 Z. q. o. g.. te,a the past veeS.
che f5lsoafaa oTesrs were elected .
noble zrand. g.. ". Turner vice Erand.
" W. Hdsseuqulsts recording secfe- [
-arv. q % Bale raaae.ai secretary.
j. 81 Audsrsda. treasurer. "a. G. Hir-
Gle trustees. v. =. Poppy. August
Hall 8 W. Pope teto-. s. A.. Eishet. l.
A. TaVtrr THE i1Eiaiiat-1u % these
oTrers vii take Place af The meet
tag fo 81 Reid tts FIRST weFs IN April
Nfrs Efward Watthsr OF Davenport
and her 6agEatsT. Nrs- Jesse Auder-
so1 % oseo. visitst ~ ths hone %
Ms. Nora CuFraa SATURDAY.
Miss AnansE Bard % uassaport - Z
vfsitae at che bone % urE- Matilda
ars Carcitse Eaton fog short tine.
euanea pihtssru-a % oueiaa
Co her ha-as Tuesday after
W Disco {
TIE Wednesday eiss I'll bs ester .
tsfees wednesday sftsrroor - t1c
hs-as e strs. George tsrgWa-
p a sasd q wctiss vas ere Eussi 1
81 - sfsFer. Ms. Losiss fohnscz. I
wrs. Aasrrw Elsscs vfsfts6 ser son. .
u. Ersson. ssa family &c Gsssses tas .
rass wees
wrs \. =. tsrses visited iz tss tFs- 4
cities TcssGav
wsS tea sav6sr was visitor o. .
nsqsaposs Tuesday
r. n. Mrsr. Whs has bsen a. tae F.
sstsss-s. haass az o9.scy for a short .
ss-s. szs ressrues 20 his hone "a 4
ra-ssrf3z~
Ylsss bessie N~.ssa vfsites relatives 4
srf rrtsnts a. tassf cite ne psst Ns~s-
Ms. a. \ scot o. risivin. ioWs. Il
vfssssnz relatives sz3 tr&eais - Cans'
AriGzs.
Ms Nrdrew Loss ac4 ea1Set~f
fr~s~ o. oseo vfsisee ~ tse herzs g
tfsss Nr-a Carraa srsfsfs
= r cr~fEs-no rstgrree from
Es=sas v.s.. Trss@sy. he sss rsntss |.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
MUTUAL WILL IS
MADE BY COUPLE
r,.sraUNEHT DRAWS 81 Ns. Aro
WAS. .. o. rfELFEfclf 80
NfTTEo TO PROBATE
Fsrs-i~a osass @ wife 40 % Prep
--sf - Lsfs rsssssrs-Prssis.sz
20 Rafasf4ss wa4..

Al rifsaf ull an ilsrrumers very
-ar-.T used .a tar matter o. beg1essi-
aF property vas made bT I0c4su
0r1 ur.fHe1 asG hls wife Yrs Marie
H-.sHea ~ thfs city Fot1uiar ths
sate o. ere fatre- it was ffsd for pro
arr- faf rest3ffaF aftrruG9n passed
eraa .r Judge B 81 Ben
W- Hefre4 passed away s1rze
Ono ago on February D. 1911. ths
n-I was asfe. fae husband ana wife
s---err Fhaf uasa one died che prop
srr# vas t9 60 90 Survivors and ln thfs
e1e- r passed inso sas sasts % the
rssasEf
no wU further directF taaf tss
ssrH.F1r boz uafr execator witho1t
sarf Ir also s-ts f1rta that az ths
f-ar Of tfr survivors. the property
.er f1 e.a Or ber. thFouza the vfu
srt an rfrer ssrt may hava accgmg-
a.-f a- divided into two parts.
70 Relatives e. sssr.
1-rHa.- f f1 pass iat9 ths posses
f.9a 1r josef. seH~iber. OF Aisaes.
a.-esrr. CON 1f Mrs leifrtet bT q
former usFrlfr-.
r- orss- haIf q 90 BE- equally a.
FHr rI rlrrv 1rorrrrs OF NJ Hell
-a-a Ear. fieaarI and PhMf1 De-
ss aFraer relatives o. both fse tns-
1fat end vie share che properly art
or e1fs have passed away
ta1urr VfI vas admitted 70 p-o-
aaT- s J8Gss Ben YESTERDAY aftrr-
r1ea 90 was that % John r. Eruaft.
H4 a-. aaf l-qgeafas an % ere prog
=-rr f1 rse wife. EfsaheE. tf vas
fts-f NsE -gt. 1895
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

On Sale | to 8 p. IN.
Friday you can buy Orien-
tai or Floral patterned
Kimonos, empire style,
flannelette, quality and
values to $50. A0N
only
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

ire Congregational parsonage and viii
move his family here from Galva with'
GO a few days.
Seiiie Dundee and her little sister
Wcneua OF Ecuaucc we're the guests
o. Mrs. ". r. Whitney a. the home
% o. 2 sanquist and family
Mrs. Ellis shoWaiter % Moline re-
turned % her home "Wednesday after
a pleasant visit AZ the home % her
cousin. Ms. y. D. Mankin. and fam
uy.
Mrs. ". l. MeBri.r. arfeF visiting
seven rnozths With relatives and
f-irnes IN Cambridge. left Tuesday
far q short visit With relatives a. dit.
f~r~ut points IN iowa. before return
fnE 70 her home q, Harvard. Sch
Mrs. :. q Randall visited Tuesday
Wfth relatives IN Moline.
NFs. J. p JafcFquiEg % New Y0rs
was called 70 CambridEc by the iii-
a~ss and eea'h % Mrs. charlie. Olsen.
AIRS. l.. \. EcaEy returned home
Wednesday affeF al extended visit
wtts her daughter. NtrE. Parsoa Good
rich. aad family a. -. WAYNE. Ind.
Mrs Pau &taseau. accompanied BY
Mrs Lsstz % Huis5cro. visited A.
Moline Tuesday. AIRS. MaScaii re-
termed n the eveainE. bot the latter
remained Tor a longer visit.
e. 4. Esiioxs. pF~si4eat. snd Thor
uoitsassssr. secretary % the Heary
eeEafY s=ricuitsrai board. vsre in
srrinEscia this week in attendance al
q zeettaE % thc fair association %
tss state
jay Erink~-hoz has leased erogad
20 a. zir,iosae this summer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
The Store That Has Everything Newest and Best-P

married In the county. She has been
a resident Of Warren more than sixty
years. Mrs. Blackmore's husband was
a soldier IN the Black Hawk Indian
war. two % her uncles fought in the
American revolution. and two Of her
sons we're soldiers In the Union army
during the civil war. She WAS the
hrst Warren woman TO vote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Mercy e. Les1.
oH resl estate w. fl. teEs.9e a.
fea-H g-sE taH4ias lNGuI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Lis,. Leading Orleans.

The Cleveland Leader and News has
prepared a book. Men OF Ohio. which
lists a large number OF the leaders in
the states affairs. giving biographical
sketches and portraits IL is a valu-
able addition 10 the reference library.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
sc
z77s5oC
09C
Bags and Belts
Belts and Bags

New Spring Belt models of leather all shades-sea beach
sand green midnight black blue soldat firing
line grey. also white with black trimmings About the
smartest belts we've ever seen-they1 surely EnC
Latest Bag Modesyes yes there styles in bags, and
these OF dull morocco and seal (known the trade
cross sea) equipped with all toilet and
les loom large the immediate style horizon Three
shapes choose from, gold silver mountings which
has caused some to price them Do
each-here they will be ............... . &v =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Peter 9ersfr. 5F admfaistrsf5r. q.
UHarfes E saG Ff9ra u. CsF.-. t7a
fsf s. sIacE $780, Easr Wsf o. g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
on COUNTY RECORDS


aHN Aa-Naa-
Nsrs Phelps ana auslgct f1 Bee
yesaa. izl "a. a.9et s. si.vts ses-s.
Enerr lf. stafford and wife F7 1tsrT
Phelps Ief fl. ..aes o.. sIv.s. $1,000
NtFsafrC SIS. gHmere t.grtr. ana
husband rF Ieerre .r~ sree.saesa. ies
sf Is s-csi7e -s. ff. sVs sf5F.
srea Peters r1 WHfsm q Peters.
sasr Hsf saatswest quarter. eaFts.
veat ggsrter. section o. 90. tu tzr
"s-b-rIa- UsFe-. rF tf. fs rrrs--.
rF W .arpeef~r. tracts .e srrti1s
on rs sv g.
Frederick w gsrrerF-r sst VIE rs
f5-s nassa7t. tracts Lei section 81. tf.
rv Ell.
Ii-rmas Cff.sesrt srf wife ss Ser
nan n I-ssf part egrss o. tfiFs.
Hef yl9Us- $500.
Am ristrztsrs Deed.
Peter HFrsse. bg adufalstssfsr. t7
U.arfes E sat Ft9ra re- caste. t7ts
aef 81 FIocE $780, Easr Nfs, sT g.
Rnrssrer1e1s
Wn. feCsnechf- has obeeFt head
6g1rrrrs aE Room ef Harms refst 81
a. LavsawaF VIII ar fa essrEe -
.tfvI
Mercy e. lean
On r-sL estate Vs. n. taeEe1E a.
fesa=T grst bgi'4ias =lNaoI
trm- asWs en- ths fins-Tbs A-zss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

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not look kis IS yeas. wrote Is oScr =
year Ez8 as faiioWEs
Days Fase Ntals vg7sisic-T has
earr vgorlsers fer ne. Z bce2sze 50 sci
tist 90 one world briicvs = wzs !.
am better alsEf using psf3y's F.sFs MAJ
Whissgy so win eeGfiagc sseeS
Orb rwsssffy ~ ssrsse 80 fhass
Fl was bofr Oct. t3tas f-sH. ard n,71
Uhilr Nc as haVtax ere worlag : last 40.
4 pass e. ts4nic DAYS Ptsrc Ma
Wkissry " aieh has seahis4 nc 90 brs-
rfV ag~ 50 weif ~-CEFafslaG Ie5rzcs4-
Norway Lake. nltnn.
o. yea VISA e. keep yourEs strefst 1.sei
vigorous snA have IN v9Cr esSeas nc
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

We are very fond OF music, Iitera-
;ure and art. but when all Is said and
done nothing makes stronger appeal
to va thar somthing IN the nature OF
n frifter.-Ohio State Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Frespo-t ui-Mrs- Naney Black
more. oiGss; F-sidrai OF warreat. III.
is dead ~ The aEc % % years. she was
sorn IN Vsndsila. H.. n iSiT. and Sas
married n 1885, q Green County. Ms
coasts. bs.ss tie arsi Ws.is woman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Personal Tax Notice.

Pay your personal tax. Room 50,
State Bank building Last week
ADV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Ouffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey

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