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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02
Kendall.

Mrs. Martha Kendall, widow
of the late Hon. j. W. Kendall,
died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. T. Perry, 219 North
Main street, Winchester, at noon
Tuesday, August 31st, after a
lingering illness due to infrmi-
ties of old age. She was born
July 26th, 1887. After her health
began to fail, a few years ago,
she went to live with her daugh-
ter at Winchester.
No purer, sweeter Christian
character, nor more lovable,
motherly old lady ever lived in
Morgan county than Aunt
Matt" as she was endearingly
called by all who knew her. She
was charitable to a fault, of a
cheerful, sunny disposition and
the Christian virtues were beau
tifully exemplified in her every
day life. She was prominently
connected in this and many other
Eastern Kentucky counties, and
her death, though not unexpect,
ed, falls like a pail on her legion
of friends. She is survived by
two sons, Hon. 10 M. and ]. R.
Kendall, of West Liberty; two
daughters, Mrs. Steve Pieratt, Of
Mt. Sterling, and Mrs. W. T
= Perry, Of Winchester; and three
brothers, A. j., j. P. M. anC
Samuel Davidson, all of Prestons
burg.
At the time of going to pres
we had not learned the details Of
, the funeral except that the re
mains will rest by the side of hel
late husband in the Barber Gem
eterY.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02
Health Lecture.

The lecture given by DR.. T. E.
Blackerhy at the court house on
Tuesday evening was a plain,
straightforward talk upon sani-
tation and prevention of disease,
which was we'll worth any ones
time to hear, but be it said to the
discredit of the people of West
Liberty, there were only about a
dozen out to hear him. Possibly
a great many stayed away be-
cause they were ashamed of con-
ditions as they exist in West Lib
erty. The doctor took photo
graphs of several different places
in town which he will send tc
the office of the State Board OF
Health. A splendid advertise
ment they will be when FLASHED
upon the screen; a magnificent
tribute to the progress and civic
pride of our people!
A few prosecutions are liable
to follow later on, which would
add nothing to the good reputa
ton of our town, but might pos
sibly be the means Of saving al
epidemic of typhoid in the future
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02
Musical Recital.

The people of West Liberty en-
joyed quite a treat in the musicale
given by Miss Kate Freese, Of
Louisa, at the College chapel on
Tuesday evening. Miss Freese
is one of the best vocalists that
has been heard in West Liberty
for many years, and her singing
elected great applause. She was
ably assisted by Mrs. Kathryne
Daniel, Miss Florress Seitz,
Messrs. W. M. Gardner, Sam v
Metzger and H. H. Hazelrigg.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02

the 21st and died on the 9th
ult. The doctors did not know
what was the matter. She was
baptised by Ed. Clarence Will
liams the day before she died.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Black, of
Elamton, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Bradley Thurs
day night on their way to the
Association at Skaggstown.
Miss Cynthia Keeton, daugh-
ter-of B. R. Keeton, and Will
Thompson, Of Little Fork. Law
renee county, were married last
Thursday, Rev. Joseph Keeton
officiating. We wish them much
happiness.
Willard Bradley, Of Dingus,
has sold to j. j. Patrick a fine
mare for $3.50.
Miss Bessie Maggard, of Re-
lief, has had to dismiss her
school on account of diptheria.
The trustees of Division A met
to elect a chairman. J.J. LeMaS-
ter and Dennie Mullens were the
candidates, and the vote being a
tie Superintendent Davis cast
the deciding vote, electing Null
liens. JACK.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02
New Advertisers.

On the third page Of this issue
will be found the advertisement
of The Index Store. 1t is well
worth reading, for Mr.. Oldfeld
gives you his message clearly. 1t
is an an ad with a punch, as
it tells what he has to sell and
the prices he charges for it.
In the last three issues of the
Courier C. c. Burton, of Licking
River, had an ad that quoted low
prices, and we know of many
people in and near town who
took advantage Of the low prices
quoted in the ad and went there
to trade.
The obvious lesson in this is
that the out-of-town county mer-
chants have awakened to the
realization Of the trade building
power of a price-quoting ad, and
are using it, not only to keep the
country people from coming to
town to trade, but to induce the
town people to buy in the country.
Any merchant who has goods
to sell can add materially to the
natural scope of his trade terrific
ry by following the example Of
the two above named hustlers.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02
Foot Badly Mashed.

]. F. Steele, who lives just
above town, was painfully injur-
ed one day last week. He was
on a wagon at the mill at Twen-
ty-two hollow and the front
wheel of the wagon ran over a
scantling causing it to turn up
on end. The end Of the scant-
ling caught Mr.. Steele's foot a.
gainst the brake-beam, crushing
it severely.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02
Official Vote in State Primary.
DEMOCRATS,

Governor-A. o. Stanley, 107,
5S5; H. V. McChesney, SO, 722; E.
j. McDermott, 25,91S; H. M. Bos-
worth, 3,146.
Lieutenant Governor-James
D. Black, 1916; James P. Ed
wards, 69, 646; W. A. Byron, u,
1858; L. W. Gaines, II, 109.
Secretary of State -Barksdale
Hamlet, 80. 2O6; C. W. Milliken,
q, 557; C. D. Arnett, 29,17S, G.
B. Likens, 81, 013; W. P. Walton,
SPA; D. E. McQeary, 14,652.
Auditor-R. L. Greene, 70, 438;
T. S. Rhea, 65,612; H. H. Colyer,
1884.
Treasurer Sherman Goodpas.
ter, So, 451; c. B. Terrell, O,76O
F. P. Hager, 3O,019.
Clerk Court of Appeals-R. w
Keenon, 40, 1868; A. Steger, 46,
GAS; E. E. Lawrence, q, 12O.
Superintendent Public Instruc
TONY. o. Gilbert, So, 677; R. S
Eubank, 40, 1853; j. W. Rawlings
10, 1888.
Commissioner of Agriculture
M. s. Cohen, 81, 305; H. M. Fro
man, 1868; R. D. Thornbury
1876
Railroad Commissioners 81,
Douthitt, Is, 500; w. F. Klair, 16
SOP; j. E. Newman, 14,824
Third District-Howard Stamp
err, II, 313; j. c. Jones, 16, H3.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-E. P. Morrow, GO,
645; L. F. Mclaughlin, 1887.
Lieutenant Governor-L. F
Walker, 29,917; G. Osborne, IL,
1888; C. T. Proctor, 1888; D. W
Gaddie, SAB; C. ]. Walker, 126.
Secretary of State. F
Lewis, SO, Ill; ]. W. Cox, 12.06e
T. P. Cole, 1908; William Dir
gus, 65.
Auditor-E. j. Weber, 24,311
Roy Without, 11,677; j. M. PEI
kins, 8,797;J. H. Ashlock, 1891
William A. Hunter
q, 1888; Robert L. Moore, 15,64S
j. A. Wallace, IA, LAG.
Clerk Court of Appeals-E. {
Huntsman, 8,2l9. j. L. Mccoy
II, 452, B. Mcclure, $40; j. T
Spillman, 1880, H. S. Vansant
419; w. C. Cundiff, 100.
Superintendent of Public In
struction-R. P. Green, 81, 7SS
e. w. Bell, AL.
Commissioner of Agriculture =
w. C. Hanna, 1860: j. W. Ran
kin, II, 446; ]. j. Prater, 1O,61S
S. j. Patrick, 6,S73.
Railroad Commissioner, Thir
District-H. G. Garrett, 16,34s
M. D. Powers, 9,754.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02

Fifth. That the above named
delegates be and they are hereby
instructed to vote as a unit on all
questions coming before said con-
vention.
Sixth. That said delegates be
instructed to use all honorable
means to adopt a platform ir
harmony with the ideas of the
nominees of the recent democrat
ic primary.
H. G. COTTLE,
FRANK KENNARD,
EvERT MATHIS,
M. T. WoMACK,
L. A. LYKINS,
On motion the convention ad
journed sine die.
|. G. FERGUSON, Chmn,
&. D. ARNETT, Sec.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02
NINA.

Dixie, the 14-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hill, was
seized with a sudden illness on
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02

Jas. V. Henry and j. W. Cox,
of Florress, were here Monday
on business.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-02
Local and Personal

son on business this week.
W. T. Caskey, of Lenox, was
in town on business Monday.
Manford Bailey, of Dingus,
was in town on business Monday.
F. G. Lacy, of Salyersville,
was here on business last week.
VIM. Ross, of Florress, tran
sacted business in town Friday.
Sam Metzger, of Salyersville,
is visiting relatives in town this
week..
Frank May, of White Oak, was
here on business the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Baldwin
have gone to housekeeping in the
M. T. Womack property on Main
street.
Elder W., F. Lykins, of Grassy
Creek, was here the first of the
! week on business.
w. A. Duncan and Jno. B.
Phipps were at Mt. Sterling on
business last week.
Leo Williams, Of Flat Gap, visi-
9 ted his sister, Mrs. W. H.
!, Wheeler, this week.
e L. B. Reed, of Bourbon county,
t is visiting relatives and transact
v ing business in the county.
Mrs. W. A. Hazelrigg and son,
S Harry, of Salyersville, are visit
e ing her sister, Mrs. B. F. Carter.
> Jas. M. Elan and family are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Menifee Elan, at Wrigley, this
week.
John G. Wells, of Bascom, &C
, companied DR.. BLACKBERRY, of the
- State Board of Health, over from
q Sandy Hook Tuesday.
Byron Hammond, who ha'
nc been in Kansas for severa
A. months, returned to his HON,
Q near Forest last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Fugett, of Mis-
lie ouri, is visiting her brother, F
n, M. Caskey. and her sister, Mrs
6. w. c. Fugett, of near town.
H. Mrs. Jno. B. Phipps and child
q rem, Miss Kathleen and Maste
o. Robert. spent the day with Mrs
IT, Chas. D. Arnett, at Wells Unio
Friday.
IS &C.,
n. Born, August 18th, to Smit
Elan and wife, of War creek,
" 10 pound boy. This was Smith
{. 18th birthday and he is yer
" proud of his present.
lc- Capt. F. F. Freese, of Louis;
S. came over from Camel Cit
rs, Tuesday to attend the recit;
given by his daughter, Miss Kat
= at the College chapel.
TO- Ed. W. L. Gevedon of Grass
~ Creek, passed through tow
=. Monday enroute home from We.
30 Virginia where he has been holC
TO- ing series of meetings.
~ L. B. Mcclure, Osa McGuir
" Joe Osborne, Harve Hasty an
Charley Fannin, of De Har
8 were here Monday attending
special session of the Fiscal Cour
F. Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Forema
L. and little daughter Wanda LIE
w. left last week for Carlisle
Springs, Dry Ridge, where M
P. Foreman will take a treatmel
So; for rheumatism.
IN Master Roger Clay WomaC
went to Louisville Tuesday to a
L. tend the wedding of his uncle,
er- j. Davidson, Jr., who was marie
d. Wednesday, September l, to Mi
en- Jessie Correll, of Anchorage.
Mrs. L. A. Fryman and chill
r rem, William Thurman and HoI
Nv left Friday morning for an e
p tended visit with. her parent
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Chapel Richie,
Carlisle. She will attend the di
r. trict conference of the M.
90. church, S. at Millersburg.
M. T. Womack, H. M. Cox,
. D. Arnett, W. h. Elan, Rem
an Nickel, S. S. 0ldfeld and D.
10; Williams attended the democrat
platform convention at LouisviI
ird the first of the week. If al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
CHARIVARl FAILS
THREE ARRESTED
PETER ~EssER OBJECTS TO BOTS
TEHous WAY ~ WHICH WE'D.
DING IS CELEBRATED.

-smsu tosu sssT.- declared Peter
Nesser. fs0z Tenth avenue. Moline.
Isst ereriaE sh~n a Er0ap % youns
men came Co DTS home % properly cell
citrate th@ marriage % bis dagEhtfr,
= FouuE Fi6'. Whiea tHe jewellers term
90 a rbariuaFf. was staged or BIS
ton~. asa before the fan Had subj. 10
"a shadows uerv SMASHED and other
GsrraE~ Gos~
90 is said thaf thr popularity 81 Che
c1gslr sas responsible for the inter
esf Whieh ere youaE men &C fEe neigh
lcfe1oG took ia che raFtsiF While
ere bride and zFoam az rot just rel.
ESQ th~ merrrmaSirs. Peter NrEFTr
simply abhrr~d 60 and became 90
r=~s-.l al ere fisfuFssnrr that be- core
suited tt~ police magistrate and us O.
result three younE men we've Hrrsizl-
90 sn police Cogrr fhts morning chars
90 With ftssurbinE sh~ peace.
Th~v aFrr Louis Hauw aErt 90.
tGas Testh aFruurs oscar NEire. AGED
fF. 90. F9rfT.sec11d street carl
Carlson. azrd g. t65 N'nft avenue.
TEE eases w~re eru'ingFl until co.
Hrasraa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
WATERFOWL

Mr.. and Mrs. J u Alisbrow were
visitors sunday az siiyis a. the home
- the formers sister. MFE. 4 e.
Trout. and family
Mrs John Wise s. "a Hiiisdaie this
week nursing ~ the home Of Mr..
fred Eicbc
AIRS. Clarence Larson IS sick.
Rev. and Mrs. George r Cady and
son Raymond % Ciiuton. Iowa. we're
calling on Waterfowl friends Tues
day.
NJ and Mrs janice Alisbrow. for
mcr residents % this place. have re-
turned after an absence OF three cr
four years. aud wII make this their
home. They are living for the pres
cnt iu rooms 90 Mrs William Ehcr-
llns's house.
I.rs Sichoiscn has moved from near
Warner Crossing and - now living
on state street. East Moline
AFTER a weeks vacation the school
v-iii begin the spring term Monday.
April a..
Louis Taylor and family have NOV
81 20 Hampton.
Revival meetings vith good results
are stiii ia progress this week az ihe
Baptist church
\ baking sale viii be held Saturda g
by thc Methods church ladies a. the
H. = AusbroV Office on Second ave-
nuc and the car line
The Waterfowl pos'offce has been
moved from itE old quarters and is
uov Installed IN the William FilbcTi
building. corner % Niuctccnth street
aud FIrst avenue. Postmaster ". =.
Fiieri has charge % the Office. Vilh
Miss \ swanson a. assistant
Mrs .. y. Aiisbrow q much i'm
proved from a recent sick spei.
Mrs. ". ". Pcarfau and daughter.
Miss Ethel - Port Byron. we're VS.
.'ors Friday and Saturday az the Otto
Peterson home
Tire ". ? Aid society viii meet
Wednesday ~lth Mrs Coleman a. the
church
Mrs. Luther Fcarsaii % Port Byron
waE a WatsrtoWn visitor "wednesday
~ the home % Mrs I. y AiisbroV
Mr and Ms. " u. briggs spent
SUNDAY In Moline a. the home % Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Bradford
Nr and Mrs o. T.. Smith are pack
in< their household goods and expect
20 leave Saturday for <eSlands. Ind.
20 make their hone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
SCHOOL TRUSTEE
TO BE SELECTED
MOLINE TOWNSHIP ELECTION TO
NAME OFFICER TO SUCCEED
c. X. SOHRBEcK. CALLED.

Tomorrow there viii be held a
township election in Moline for the
purpose OF selecting a school trustee
for the three years term. The ballot
ing will be AZ the Central FIRE station
and the polls are to be open from u
O'Clock To 8.
This year the term Of C. Il. sohr-
beck expires. For 20 years he has
been a member OF the board. No pri-
mary or caucus is held in connection
With tire selection OF schools trustee,
the matter OF candidates being left en-
tiroiy TO voters. Usually about fifty
votes are cast.
Other members 81 the board az the
present time are II. J. Hull and Emil
Lundahl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
IN MOLINE LODGES

Two applications for membership
Were received az the meeting OF Noble
lodge. No. eSS. order OF Nass in Mo
line last evening. \ committee was
selected To organize a degree stan,
preparatory 10 work. which viii be re
sumcd AZ the next session.
The initiatory degree vas conferred
on six candidates az the meeting Of
Automobile iodse. East Moline. by a
degree stan e, Moline lodge. No. 133.
7. O. %. =. last evening. The first de-
gree will be given the same class next
Thursday evening by the STAFF from
Manufacturers lodge. one week later
the second. Is TO be exemplifed ~
Swedish Olive stat. while the third
Niii be put on by the home lodge.
The sum OF $40 toward the fund for
the c. A. X. encampment was voted
at the meeting last evening OF Moline
council. No. 2009. Royal Arcanum. An
application for membership was re-
ceived- Degree work will he resumed
At the next session and refreshments
are TO be served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
YANNIGAkS TRIM
MOLINE REGULARS
Ids AFTEs T-sEE STRAIGHT
oEFEATs. cossE Sac, A~o
ArN ~ 2 TO 2 gcCFE-

rr Yar- gao. came Tags res
-ers-r yesterday as.ea1aa .a - a@
sas sef.as-t Eoss ll-zsss srz-.ars
rs. s.et..- eF-rsf sas--.ss 1aer-
ere e.rrs.- a. ,a--s s'rasas Or
.-sa rhe .a+s- eat sas ae- ssaa
sf w. fser esea-.et " Owe
s.ss cf
q se1r- ~ .ses uss grr-rrf tr Wf
cess rr- uors1. EF-T araarf ns
sr~ see1e sEsr ase gwen rf.
u-srr. smaasrE ga. r-'g frr@ ere
s.f- were had taruFt rsflaft MAY
e1-f Hft -ralar .-aW sar sarf TO
WIENER He'1rEs sfe cred Cog
e< 3as eeTr ra .r f.r t.sa &
ses a~f ri ere sFEr er@..t. tr.ras-a
asrs1 A sarrr aszs-- end there e~-~
rsfaef- ars-r al. .=s~nssfs ws ere
vIf4r OF ere arr ~ fsr ee.--sfrr'.
oscar G-aHtr vac f9st fHr s Ta.7-
zoe 90 ars rs is ere rffr aaf ''fFr
rf-r zaes b.1rr ri= Coz sHa'sef
Eaar srs- rsr f1 sa scored
frsrorr~rrrf az fsr PARA ere BRO
F-rssI-r rapidly. q force ~ sprta1fa
arc -est ~ Va-s on frr srsrf starf.
.s- frame GO vGfrF ts already rr.
seereaaarf Eel also tFfeE bef.f ant 70
faats BE- tsassr se~rrfsi-E VIII b. a
reed r-ss tor ere Esmss with uaeee-
sorf Ire fsrrs fs 40 auf se~ eias-
bose ar ss~ rortF era % TIRE To- =
wei arrarF-f for ere e5svsui~eee %
sar slsrrfs
Rasns fr~ -oossss t7aEi-E '1- q %
sssfs- % ere We, 20 tear lei Wpefir
r.s-erz1. uaea tsfaed. rrrfrr. whp
rsss sEsto- s'Ev~s ls te~ Etfff lrsze~.
Special Jer~rrsr ~s-frrs .o te~ con
Tests efsh re- orearys frfbe. from
fnvrrr0rs. s199fr1U ard +feftF
TIRE Wafae-s rave e9ppef tsu Esm~s
s4s Of ta-er rel ere series .s uaurr-
port aet ser raEs ore ps.t.rE co. a
ef-ar 10 m tsr games hrrr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

Die Corspogad ard s8 q short tiae wss
cured ard have been ta sEeelrrg heath
siacg. always pfa So thc Coopoua4
Whenever Z have an epportguity a. I
low is heiped ne asd VIII help others
lately { have gwen Ese CouPouad %
my dagehser and Z wish all suffering
senssu wogit take De- asd be eonvinerd
ef ies worth ''=1 frs. JasfEs A. Bgmrr..
ttS -. Penn sgFrrt. shipPsuseurE. ga.
Lqaa r. ftssaas' e Vegetable Corr
pound snacir frer3 uativs roots and blsres.
contains no narcotic Or harufai drugs.
and to-day holsbs the record Of berg tss
most Successful remedy for female SIS
We saew -. ssi thousands % voluntary
testimonials on Sc ia the Finkha-n
laboratory as tyus. Macs. seem 60
prove this fact
ff ron have the slightest doubs
that lydia a.. fsfnLhafu's y eGeta-
bfs Compound ~ ~ help yot.wrtte
90 Lydia F..f-tnk ha IN NfeeicfneCo-
(eonfidentt.siI O. > nm. Mass. foe adj
vice. Noar letter will b. opened.
read ard answered BY wornars
and held ga strict confidence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
JUNIORS LEADING
IN SCHOOL MEET
HAVE - POINTS TO The GOOD
WHEN -. X. S. EVENT CLOSES
FOR TIE DAY.
Rss; o. Features TO Be Run or To
day-Ssnisrs and Freshmen Tied
fs- s--sns Place.

when ihc luter-c,ass meet % the
Moline rlst school vas called on last
evening bFeauHr uf ghc late hour. Jun
aa-. ae=r fral.r- vIfh e points. soc
ord p'acs vas "a stand OF between
seniors aaI freshmen. each haVinE l>
points. sHUr she aopiomurcs gather
ed o.
There acre siElt events run Oh. In
gliding -s.gari dash. Er.s -".saFa
dash. lirs jump. shutprt mile run
i1s hurdles. s.riE' relay and half mile
run There acre also preliminary
beats ll the go and the hnsls viii
take place tais afternoon.
The po.at winners follow
-svarf -Muu.rlV. first. I.i.s-.
second. SlailbcrE. third Time Sec
zars dash Tor Eir,s-Nonsou.
fret. Sander. second. Crossvc.i. third
Time seconds.
iHzb jump -Bahnss. first. Enlandi.
second. shallbcrs. third HeisEt-s
feet. = inch.
shoJpu,-WuiamE ars;. Slaiioers.
second. uahnks. third- D.stancc-ss
feet. 8 inches
MI~ run -smacsty. first. Miller.
fecoads Iindbioom. third. Time
minutes. g seconds.
Low auraies-I.udwick first. Pet
ersor. second: EFlaudi. third Tine
e secDudE
Girls relay Juniors. first. fresh
men. second. Euphomorcs. third. Time
20 minutes. 80 seconds.
Half mile dickinson. d-st, Smsesty
second. f-UiF11. third. Tiue-5 mi1-
urar. g seconds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
MEAT INJURIOUS
To THE kidneys
Take a Tablespoonful OF
Salts II Back Hurts or
Bladder BotherS.

We srs = aatioa % meat eaters ara
Cur blood is rii-d with uric acid. says
q veil ksoWn authority. Who warns
ne 20 ~ coastarti: On Euarc against
kf4asT tFoubjs.
The kifasys DO their utmost 20 free
ths blood % this Irritating acid. bat
Become ssas from ths ovs-Work. they
set siaEsiss. tks eifziaative tissues
ciox aaf tsEs fhS waste e retained n
80 BLOOD % poisoa che sstirc sysssn-
Wnsa your kidasys ache az6 feel
Ike iu-1ps of lead sn4 you have sting
iEE p&sas - ths back % che u-sze 10
e.ozey. fsii % rsdizszt o. the Bladder
e. irritable. obiiEfrs yog 20 s~sk 70
iiss sgFfaE tss rixhts Wkca yoa havs
severe heGes-ess aerro1s and dizzy
spells sisspisssz-ss acid stomach or
rssE=z:is=s ia hsd -eashsr g, from
yoGr pharmacist asoa. fosr onaees os
fse salts. take . tAbisspooafui "a =
Eisss % -afsF before srfkkfAss ezca
ssSrzis< sze - q fs- days. your I'D
zsys I'LL act rae. This famous salts
% made from che acid % grapes and
tsa0e Juice oosnbiasd vita iifhia and
A4s bssa nssd Tor Es1sr2tioas 90 stsn
EEe sfsrrui2fs e.oxxct ss6asys 20 nsu-
trzii<s The ac.es n urfns 80 !; q no
ioeEsr = Source os i--t;afio= ;hrs cad
i=x ursssry srd BLADDER disorders-
Jse salts is insxr.nstve and car
soc tnture. makes Q eeii<htfni eserl
vsscs=f isfhiz ~a;sr d-ink and nobody
ean make . Esls'sks ~ taking . little
oeesstnraiiy 20 keep ths ksdesys clean
sse active
EAsSeF HoGss ssasraey.-lASvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
THOUGHT IT WAS BOMB:
ONLY 4 BOWLING BALL

mere fs q esrta.r wr JeerseH iE
sfs1r wF1 yesterday imagined FOR a
~~ss~ ssaF F~ was 1n taT midst %
ser frrsf E~oasar var set BAD vie
Iees ar Bombs erTee5sE ftra - 80
aF from gr-usr EFes~i .rs.
Sc Dol walked s1seE 4.vrN seees~.
RI r-ear es ere faEf~s' bae Eng egs.
ere ~etse as ~ bsrsslss easr1- sai-
f=~v HrrFr enc aCs.erss tasfsaFiT
feerr ssFs e9s of sar door q Erraf Bali
WErF r-artv gssFF ere pedestrian
t-e-efsrssf ere rrtss.ir esTtie 80 OF
fss way uetu 81 rolled clear across ere
street rr~r go vas 6tscoFeFef tFst
fe5 tsts FAD seee 5'sTfsE az tta .se
rse-rs rfsFt~~~ ~ re,tsrs tow.5rs
taEs OF as asssarF fe ~atr tFrrr meet
VITA a erast De- ts.s trssFoee ffFrs
vas a etsar r~fss sef ere rsrrrv O.
cape f7r f1e~se- r~ss'sFf
AT ere sews az tss ttsr~-Ths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
ROOF or HOME CATCHES
FIRE FROM BAD CHIMNEY

The E-- department was called clr
ysrf~rday afternoon 90 @ o'clock tp
the residence o. s.. p. johnson. 1891
sixth avenue. Noi.ue The roof uf
Gre building caught Gre from "a DO.
fertye chimucv. Sc iE thought The
damage aas slight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
CLASS TO BE CONFIRMED
BY BISHOP NJ. {. FAWCETT

Coasrmasi1o vgl be administered
az Christ csgrch. Moline. neat sun
day By B5sho3 - EfVard FaVeett %
ffa 0l.ncy diocese IN the afternoou
az E o'rloes. BE- ell visit fr- tr~ frst
tire since tf vas established. 50.
Mathew wissi8n. seveuth street and
NiaEf@czts sv~uu~ u~ vii. doubt
less b. msc1 iat~rests4 ln noting ihc
sr1vfE q sks Institution
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
CASE AGAINST WILSON
BROUGHT TO SUDDEN ENL

The indictment azaiuFt William j
wilson. former empioye % che Dres-
cent Telephone company ~ Hulsdalc.
charE uE thc embezz. emeut OF ovc-
1900 from the concern. VAS uolic
pressed by the states attorney fh'E
afternoon. An agreement vas reach
"a out o. court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
ISLE or SMILES TROUPE
IS STRANDED IN MOLINE

o. vas r6r al smiles for the mem
b~rs 81 ere elsie - smiles company
wbiet riagcd ere Fatally theatre. SIC
fiae. thr Hrs' half % the w~ck The
pIaF~rs are stranded and inquiry a.
tE~ Camparit hotel where they have
been ss1ppisk reveals the fact that
son~ % tse thesp.ans have beat e.
leaving their bitis unpaid
The attraction failed 20 make the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

Finkban e NcEetas
BE Compound {
thsu Suffered terri
by every uonth Wy
hssbanti bought re
a bettlr q Sc aa4 ts
b etped re right
away Then after
ny second ehtl4 was
horn q BAD female
Fr gaie very balY
b Gfgs-,l t.Yrla r..
rrs.hama Vrr-Ea-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

For several ysars ~ hss e~s1 ~7EA<-
81 m woFa f1r ~ sssfst is1i1~-az
aosr,-sL u~s Nose
~ g. a W@E-~a - AE4t'srs-
are sassnr 2 z&iT rFcc-rae-is hirl-