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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Gofom'S MSeptoIttt.

pittsburs, pa.. 81. Gebr. Wait
GROCER Spannung meroen bier, beion=
bers in dratliden &reiien, Die seaen=
tpdrtig i'm Maesbenier Nagemeinen 9o=
ipital nit benz tiiralib BON 9r. gprus
gbion in Stem Sort entbedten 56mino=
iu1ts=Qeilmittel Nleptolin porgenom=
menen grperimente perfolgt. 3uei
patienten, Grau Marp patterIon uno
ein iunses Mdb9en Namens Warp
Weao, ltpelhe beibe bereits bon ben
MerSten aufsegeben tparen, iinb ieit 5
5 9asen nit 9lieptolin bebanbelt mor=
ben uno in ibrem 3ultanbe lit felt Der
Mntpenoung bes neuen Wittels cine gang
iiberraidenoe 8efierung einsetreten, 10
oab bic Mer3te boifen, minoeitens in ei=
nem Der Gdlle cine poaitdnoige 0erftel=
lung er3ielen au f6nnen. Beibe pa=
tienten, tpelde bisber faft gar feine
Nabruns gu ii9 nebmen fonnten, per=
3ebren iebt ibre Mabl5eiten init beltem
Mppetit uno Grau patterion 1T bereits
i'm @tanoe, bas gett all perlaRen uno
i'm 3immer umbersuseben. Oie Ier5te
bes Qofpitals. Dr. 2i4tner, Dr. Nef
uno Dr. Wrigbt, tperben oas neue
Wittel, nit benz fie bereits bel benz er=
iten Deriude 10 itaunensmertbe Grfolss
eraielt baben, jebt bel beridieoenen an=
beren patienten in Mntpenoung bringen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Gttt 8anfraub.

Wi9ita Sails, Ser.,~27. Jebruar.
3.pei Bantrduber betraten bieier Sage
an einem ytaAmittag um 2 1br As
Minuten bic Gitp gfationalbant unb
berlansten, oab ibnen Der gailirer Grant
Dorlep @elo sebe. Mls bieier ben, Ner=
langen ni1t ,piDfabrte uno Wioeritano
leiltete, feuerten Die 8anoiten unb t6o=
teten Doriep uno perpunoeten ben Bu9=
batter g. g. 2angforb. Damn nab=
men lie Elm paar 9unoert Dollars in
Silberselb, fpransen auf ibre pferbe
uno 9alloppirten babon. Sn3nifnen
paren inbeHen betpaffnete Be,pobner
bes Ortes 3ur Stelle erihienen uno es
entIpann iid cine re9elre1te Galilabe.
ginem Der Nduber tpurbe bas pferb
unter bem 2eibe aufammensei6oiien,
bod iprang er auf bas Sbier feines @e-
fdbrten uno iebte nit oieiem Die Gluat
tpeiter fort.
9ie Ban gamble unb gitp National.
banf batten auf bic Grgreifung unb
ueberlieferung Der beiben &duber, tobt
ooer lebenbig, $1,000 ausaeiebt. Ser
Wtorber bes gailirers Dorfep 1T Der be-
rt9tigte Banbit Softer @ramforb
Der anbere if Elm Garmersiobn aug
bieliser @esenb, gfamens Gib. Sic
murben berfOlst uno in einem Dididl
nah LANCER gesenuebr gefangen &C.
nommen. Damn fammelte iih gefern
9lbenb elm Mob, bolte bic &erle aus be,
Sail beraus, fiibrte iie in bic Ndbe be,
Banf, tpel6e iie beraubt batten uni
tnhpfen 1ie trraer 9anb an einem 8au.
me auf. Gib itarb unter fre9en Glii=
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Qiife her ffabtifdten Weamteu,
0aS Dent OeafidDem MiIitdr
alleS 8ejtattet TT.

@roBe NertDunberung au9 ,peit iiber
bic beibeiligten Greiie binaus, bat es
errest, baB Der Sergeant 3ed, tpel6er
am Neujabrstage in Der &eitauratipn
Der pl6orr Brauerei au Mun1en bic
oielbefpro1ene Gtanoalaffaire peran-
laBt bate, ieBt bonn Militdr=Be3irts5e=
ribt frei9eipro9en tuorben 1T. Bed
bate einen @oloaten, Der i'm, als er
bas iiberfiillte unb in Neujabrsitim=
mung befinbli9e 9otal betrat, ni9t bor=
idriftsmdBis sriiBte, ener9ifd aur 3ebe
gefellt mas bic 0eranlaiiung gu einem
berartigen Sfanbal CAB, bab 3ed sur
naben 0aupttpade ging uno alsbalo
nit elmer patrouille auriiffebrte, bic er
bor ben Mugen Der erfaunt breini1au=
enben gipiliiten idarf laoen lieb. Cine
Gelnerin ,polte aud aeb0rt baben, bab
ber Sergeant vTeuer" fommanbirt ba=
be. gs puroe iebo9 niht sei9oiien,
mobl abes CAB es einen berartigen Su=
multi, oaB es ben 8emiibun9en zines
@enbarmen unb bes Wirtbidaftpd9ters
nur unter sroBen Sdmierisfeiten se=
lang, Die Orbnung tpieber bersuitelen.
Sab Sergeant 3ed freiseiproden
morben lit, bat allerorten 9robe grre=
gung unb beutli6es 8efremoen berpors
serufen. Sdon bic &eoe bes 8ertres
ters Del Mntlage muBte befremben.
9ieler erfldrte, oab bas 8erbalteu Der
@ibililten, - bieielben perb6bnten ben
Sergeanten befanntlid = Bed atpar
ni6t fraffrei made, aber iein @or9eben
- baB er cine Patrpuille BON Der nd9=
iten Wa6e bolte unb oieielbe iharf la=
ben lieB = gum minbeiten entibulbige.
llno elm itartes Militdr allein f0nne
ben seplanten umifura Der beltebenben
Srbnung perbinbern. Ser 8ertbeibi=
ger 3ed's peritieg ii6 iOsar big sur
pbraie, baB. tpenn 3eh iAulbig befun-
ben miirbe, baburb an elmer Sdule Der
Nrmee geriittelt miirbe. Sic 3ub0rer
iparen inoeb ausenideinlib anoerer
Meinuns. 9lls bic Greiipredung per=
fiinbet ipurOe, fonnte man laute pfui"=
&ufe b6ren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
@aS ,,aAG)ett Sic ,tttS fur
Mrtett!

gs mar ein fairies Stiid, bas bor
Elm paar 9agen In Der bairil1en Mbge=
orbnetenfammer Der fonierpatipe 9lb=
5eorbnete 2ub bon einem uni1uIoig
Werurtbeilten uno BON einem 6taats=
anpalt eridblte. Gin gebienfeter bes
Nbseorbneten mar Dor sluei Sabren, als
2ub i'm 2anbtag ober i'm 3ei1stag aba
meienb mar, tpegen Sabbei1dbigung
3u 6 Wo1en @efdngniB perurtbeilt
tporben. Ser Mann betbeuerte feline
unibulb, berbiibte feline Strafe unb
fam fpdter babinter, tper Die llebeltbat
mirtlid be9dngen bate. IS mar Der
Ndmlide, Der als 3euge feline 8erur=
tbeilung berbeigefiibrt batte. @r aeigte
ibn nun an, fonnte aber ni9t ben bol=
len Nadpeis liefern uno muroe - tpe=
gen falfder Mnihu!oisuns gu 8 Mona=
ten @efdngniB Derurtbeilt. 91liebli1
iteQte es ii9 aber bod beraus, Dab Der
Nnseseigte Der ,pirtlide Sbdter gemelen
mar, er seitanb f9lieblib iosar unb
muroe au l Sabr @efdnsniB berur=
tbeilt. Gaum mar bieies urtbeil err
folgt, 10 erbielt Der uniduloig 0erur=
tbeilte ben Befebl, feline breimonatlibe
@efdngniBHrafe an3utreten. Ser Mann
sing nun gum @taatsanmalt uno lebte
ibm auseinanber, baB er ia unidulbis
unb Der tpirtli9e Sbdter iiberfiibrt uno
perurtbeilt tporben lei. 9arauf iagte
ibm Der Staatsanipalt: /: vWir tpinen
i6on, baB sic uni6ulois iino. 9ber
mas MAIDEN sic uns fiir Wrbeit !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Smei &ebett gerettet.
Ser ssrau Bhoebe Sbomas in cSl

Ser Srau pboebe Sbomas in Sune=
tion gitp. Slls., mar bon ibreu Ner3ten
erfldrt morben, iie leioe unrettbar an
oer Mus3ebrun9, aber stpei Slai6en bon
Sr. Sings 9fetD Discovery mahten lie
mieoer bollitdnois aeiuno uno iie iagt
es SeDermann, oaB iie oieier Ar5nei ibr
2eben beroanfe. 0err Sbos. gggers,
139 6lprioa Ctr. San Trancisco, lit
an einem eefdbrlihen &atarrb, Der auf
oem punfte fanb, sur Nussebruns iid
aus3ubilben uno probirte aQes m69li9e
baeeaen, aber obne grfola. 9lls ct su=
lebt Dr. Sings Stem DISCOVERY a,lau=
iuenben besann, mar er in swei Wohen
turirt. gfatiirlid lit er iebr oantbar
oafiir. Sol9e &eiultate, bon oenen
0orftehenbes nur stpei BeiIpiele iino,
betpeiien bic tpunoerbare 9eiltraft oieier
Mebisin in Sallen bon &atarrb uno
9uiten. &esuldrer preis 81 unb so
Gents. probef flai6en gratis BEL S
s. 6. Miller & Sobn, Mpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

@entra! gitp, 90. 3d., 20. Gebr.
Gin Worfau, ,pelder bier unb In Der
llmaegeno groBes Mufieben erre9t bat,
1T bic Werbaftun9 oes preoisers S.
9oleberrD, zines in tpeiteiten Greiien
betannten Baptliten=@eii Der=
ielbe tpurbe, als er bel einem 2eidenbe=
gdngniiie auf benz Wese gum Grieobofe
einen bersbaften SAlud aus elmer
Wbisfepfai9e that, u IN lid 5u
m drmen, BON benz gerabe bes Weges
fommenben 9otpn Maribal perbaftet
unb Dor ben Mapor sefibrt. 2ebterer
lieB ben @eiitliden erit 9egen Gntrid=
tung elmer @elbfrafe uno na1oem er
ibn seb0ris absefan3elt bate, fret, 10
baB bas 2eiden9efolge nabeau eine san=
ae @tunbe in Der Rdlte auf oem GrieD=
bofe iparten ,nubte. ebe Der infolge iei-
ner Derbaftung Deripdtete GeiftiiAe biz
Gei1enfeier beenben fonnte. Nep. &o=
ieberrp miro Die Gtaot auf S1abener'
iab pertlagen, ba feline 8erbaftung bOll.
ltdnoig toiberrehlid mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

Wls mir borlebteny CONNER lit
Geuti6lano tueilten. batten mir oas
groBe Slid, bic beriibmte 8ismard=
Gurte, bic aus1dlieBli9 auf benz 2ano=
quite bes giiernen 2an3lers sesogen
tpirb, gu befommen. IS bereitet uns
Greube, bieielbe in tleinen padeten an
uniere oeuti6en 2anosleute aus3utbei=
len..
W0err Salser ienoet portOfrei IS
padete fruber Semitic 5amen, senug
fur cine Gamilie, na6 gmpfang bon 81.
Gu @ie bieies ausi@meiDen nnb nit
8 Gents in griefmarten an Sobn q.
Salser @eeb Co., Ga groiie, Wis.,
lenben. ihifen mir Sbnen frei Elm pa=
det Der beriibmten 8ismard=@ uno
@al3ers beutiben aatalos.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Gin biibi1es 0eE1t

lift bas @eiultat zines sefunben 26rper=
3uitanbs. .Gb6nbeit 1T 1ur oberfld6-
lid" tie 1T 9r0btentbeils burd tIaren
1eint, glatte run3ell0ie 6Qut unb ail=
mutbig gerunbete Mangen bebingt.
@eiunbbeit 1T Die Quele Der S66n-
belt. Gin 9efunber 3uitano bes 6p-
ltems ipirb berbeigefiibrt onr6 Or. ,pier-
ces Favorite Prescription. gs lit
cine geoen 5rauenleioen bere6nete Mes
bi3in; es fltrirt bic 6t0run9eil unb
61md@e3uitdnbe, tDelde ben 0rauen
bas Qeben our Qaf MAIDEN.
Grauen, ipelHen es an Der geb6rilen
t6rperli1en Bemesung feblt, iinb Be-
fDnbers 81 Blufanbrang. Ghndde uno
rnanselbafter characterization bispOnirt.
Bei iDnen III bas Prescription am pio-
be. Bei allen Snbisp0iitiOnen Der ipe=
3ieQ tpeiblihen Crgane, tprl6e ii4 burd
Brennen Dber Mn3ei1en pDn @nt3iin-
-nilng duBern, Bel tatarrbalil9em Mus=
fluB aug ben bistreten R0rpsrportien,
bel qudIeiloer unregelmdBi0feit bes
Me1iels ipiro fur bic iiAere @irfung
bieier W|ebi3in gorantirt bilft Ne niGt,
ID wirD boS @eIb oafiir 3ur1dsy RQttet.
.s - b. HI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
MeItere 2emte.

tpefde cine Meoisin 5ur &esuliruns Der
Nieren uno Der gineetpeioe beoiirfen,
finben bas rihtige Mittel i'm electric
8itters. 9asielbe iiberreist nidt uno
eutbdlt ipeber Wbisfp nod anoere be-
rauideiloe Stoffe, fonoern tuirft aus=
f6eioeno uno frdftiseno. IS ipirtt mill
be anregenb auf Die GeroauunssiDerf=
seuse, itdrft iie uno felt beren natiir=
lide Sbdtigteit wieoer ber. electric
gitters 1T Elm por5iislider Nppetiterre=
ger uno bef6roert Die 8eroauung. Nel=
tere 2eute finoen in tbm iuit, mas iie
ben0tbigen. 6lai9en gu so Gents in
Der Mpotbefe bon s. s. MilIer &
SD bn. S
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

! albonnirt ait ben ~@soba& &isr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

: Ser einf rei1e unb angelebene
1erliner Ne4tsanpalt 0rib Grieo-
mann, bon befen BetrIgereien unb
Glubt mir ieiner 3eit grmdbn,ns ge-
nlabt, lit in Borbeaur, Grantreih, per=
baftet unb bereits an Die oeuti1en Bee
bDrDen ausgeliefert iporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

sTabrpIan tn Rraft felt bem a. Saop. 1895.
glenelanh 8abnboi am TuRe bon eansgSaiisritraBe.
SubIidb aebenbe 3ige
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

sDaily. Except Sunday. flag stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 90 to II 90
midnight Light Faced from u 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, E. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
8-23-s5.-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards. rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re.
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

Gin @rcBfeuer bat I'M gtabliiie=
ment Der Wubrer GDunbrp Company
in Chicago eilen G1aben bon 500, 900
perurfaht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

Nos. 336 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Steubenvile and Bellaire Nos. 33S and S42
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
PICTURE DRAWN BY sAYREs.
Some Comparisons Intended to Contorvert
the Prairie State Man.

Some Comparisons Intended to Cont0rvert
the Prairie State Man.
Sayres in his statement says of the total
appropriations for this session: 'This
sum exceeds the appropriations made
during the last session of the Fifty third
congress by SIS, 751, ea99. s., and those of the
first regular session of that congress by
SO, 529, 1886 1t is less than the appro-
priations by the second session Of the
Fifty-second congress by only s3,7
$751; although at the latter session S39,
$50, 49i.s5 more was appropriated for PEN
sions than at this session. 1t is more
than those by the first session of the
Fifty first congress by 81, 303, 81 81, and
SIS, AGA, 0iO. SO less than the appropriations
mt the second session of the Fifty first.
1.-The appropriations made at the second
session of the Fifty first congress exceeded
those made at the first session CT the same
congress $46, 767 ,6l2.6 81. or nearly 10 per
cent. If the same proportionate increase
should be made at the next session, then
the appropriations will not be less than
1856, 10000" Contracts authorized by this
session he Estimates as follows: Rivers and
harbors, 596l6, 4Oi; public buildings, light
houses and revenue cutters, 81, l05, 600; de.
lenses and armament, 81, l95, 016; new war
ships, 81, 900; District of Columbia,
Si25, 600: total, S.24l. fS0.
He says that the total expenditures in
one fiscal year have never been so great
except during the civil war, and that they
exceed the appraised valuation Of property
in any one OF the South Atlantic states
In conclusion Sayres S1ys: If the present
congress had rigidly refused authority fol
additional contracts, and had appropri
ated only to meet the immediate or fiscal
year requirements under existing ones, the
next congress and administration would
have been in a position TO largely reduce
appropriations and expenditures, and the
administration of the government could
easily have returned to an economical
method of expenditure. This, however
has not been done, and the majority in
congress must be held responsible for thi:
grave dcreliction in public duty"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
SPIRIT LAKE EXCURSION.

Opportunity to VISIT . Famous suumer
Resort for . Mere Song.
Announcement is made of a grand
excursion which will be run to Spirit
Lake, Iowa's famous summer resort,
Saturday. June 81. by Eph. Ra-
dasch, who is widely known as an ex-
cursion manager. The fact that an
excursion is to be personally con-
ducted' by Mr.. Radasch, whose
ability as a promoter and manager Of
excursions has brought him an ex-
cellent reputation, is sufficient guar
antee that every convenience will be
at hand and that the trip will be a
pleasant one to all.
Spirit Lake. the objective point OF
this excursion, is the most beautiful
spot in Iowa. As attractions for WIS.,
itors there are large bodies of fresh
| water with vast stretches of beach
and wooded shores. Lake Okoboii
with its wild scenery, the monument
erected to the survivors of the Spirit
Lake massacre. the pretty town of
Spirit Lake, rides on team aud cleo
trio launches and in sail and row
boats, q fine bathing pavilion aud
beach, the state fish hatchery. unex-
celled fishing. and the Hotel Orleans,
q magnificent and immense caravan
sary. costing 1925, 600. with accom-
nodations for hundreds of guests.
In order to accommodate the large
number who will doubtless take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity. four az
special trains will be run, leaving
Burlington. Davenport. Iowa City
and Cedar Rapids. OF these trains q
special will leave Davenport at p.
N. Saturday evening, June p, and
will reach Spirit Lake in time for
breakfast on the morning of June %.
The excursion trains will leave Spirit
Lake on the return trip on the even
ing of June %, but those so desiring
can remain until the evening Of june
30, as their tickets will be good until
that time. The fare for the round
trip from all stations is only 81. so.
Assurance is given that seats will be
provided for all who make the trip.
Sleepers will be provided for those
who make application to local ticket
agents by June &c.
For further information address
Eph. Radasch, Keokuk, Iowa, or call
on b., c. r. & N. agents.
j. MORTON,
G. P. & T. A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12

ide by side with real scouts and
trappers who have won high houors
aud undying fame in Indian warfare
The series of spectacles presented in
the Wild West show form a living
panorama, reproducing the ro-
mances of life in the pioneer
past, recalling the most thrill
ing descriptive pages taken from
the most sensational of Coop
er's tales. The auditor of an inn
aginative spirit can. temporarily at
least, conceive himself an actual wit
ness of the thrilling events which
strongly mark the history of the
march Of Civilization in the far west.
Indians. brilliantly colored and richly
feathered. dash across the arena on
their swift and hardy ponies. repeat
ing the war-whoops. cries and yells
which have many time and oft
blanched the cheek and guickened
the heart-beating of the hardy pio-
neers of the west. Cowboys and va
queros sweep TO and fro, lasso and
shoot, and ride as they only can.
The Wild West show, in short,
enables the spectator to clearly re-
alize those scenes and char
acters only dimly depicted in lit
erature as evidences of the eternal
warfare between white and redskin
in the earlier days of our richly
favored land. Buffalo Bill, the most
gallant cavalier of all of them, has a
most striking personality. He is a
splendid specimen Of handsome,
vigorous and skillfull Anglo-Ssxon
who has emerged with honor and
glory from the most trying tests pos
sible for man to endure. The repre-
sensations and incidents of Indian
and cowboy life lead up to the
equally stirring attractions of the con-
gress Of rough riders of the world end
:he great international martial alli-
ance, which form an important ad junct
in the Wild West exhibition. Among
the rough riders are the Gauchos from
the Argentine Republic, Cossacks
from the Russian steppes, Bedouin
Arabs from the desert Of Africa aud
| the Vaquero Of Mexico. In the dis.
play of trained military achievement
win appear detachments from the
crack cavalry regiments of Ger.
many. France. Russia. England and
the United States, making the enter.
tainment the grandest combination
Of horse and horsemanship and ali
that pertains thereto possible to con-
ceive. This great aggregation viii
! appear here Wedne sc az. June II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
Big rinplate Shutdown Likely.

PITTsBURG, June 12.-The committees
representing the Amalgamated association
and the Tinplate Manufacturer sssocia-
ton were I'm conference yesterday after
noon and until nearly midnight discussing
the tinplate scale. No arrangement could
he reached and the meeting adjourned in
definitely. Unless some compromise il
reached before June 30 all the union tin.
plate mills Of the country will be shut
down, throwing out Of employment b
tween 10000 and IL, 600 men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12

Electric Bitters is . medicine suit
ed for any season. but perhaps more
generally when the languid ex-
hausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of tonic and Alternative is felt.
A prompt use of this medicine has
often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine viii act
more surely in counteracting and
freeing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache, indigestion, con-
. stipation. dizziness yield to Electric
bitters. SOC and 81 per bottle At
Harts 4 Ullemeyer's drug store.
What came near being . double
/ tragedy was the climax Of . drunken
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
sZ!5sEf||'1|EE slIIIIZ|3lI[

viii do IL used as a wash according to directions
prevent transmission OF blood diteasee, skin dis
ea-es, acute and chronic ulcers. structure fssurs
natisrn. inf imaton Of the Bladder, Diseases OF
the bones, joints and muscles >yphiletic insanity
scurvy, Scrofula In many forms. The shove End
directly or Indirectly to SyphiIlic Blood Poison
Tor " hich the DR.. Jackson's English Safety Tab
iets 10 sure preventative, and is . rsfe Germ
Killer, rendering contagion hardly possible, hence
its value. IL neglected such troubles result fatal
". Nailed anywhere, scaled 81: six boxes for q
A. j. Re!se. Fourth ave- aud xsrd st Rook Trlsns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
For Over fifty Yssss

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie. and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents Q bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12

peculiar and distinct rep
resentatives of the ro-
mantle and most pictur-
esque classes of HUMANE
ty. Real indians, red
skin warriors who have
been the terror of our
frontier states. will ride
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
M. RI. BRIGGS.
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
AND HOUSES TO RENT.
Office 1908 Second Ave-, Book Island.

Have On hand 70 Tote In Sorth Rock Island or
easy terms: just outside the city hrnits; rood
wster; low taxes, aud cheap insurance Tea lot
on Thi.ty-eEhth street and Fifteenth Gyarue
number OF pieces nf property IN the city fol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
Nothing Like It Before,

Nothiug like the Wild West exhi-
bition, which will soon be given here,
has ever been seen in this locality
before. 1t is an aggregation of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-12
rru.. ~ rourth Of july Red Fire.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The World this
morning says: The six leading manu-
facturers of fireworks in the United States
are planning trust-to save themselves
from ruin, they ~. because prior havs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
FOUGHT OVER M'KINLEYS PICTURE.
LIVELY PROCEEDINGS IN A REPUBLICAN CON
VENTION IN UTAH.

LIVELY PROCEEDINGS IN A REPUBLICAN CON
vENTIoN IN UTAH.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept 2O.-festerday was
day OF conventions in this city. no fewer han ioar
being held-two Republican. one Democratic ana one
Populist The two latter for the nomination OF
county offices and passed off quietly. one OF the ke
publican conventions 20 elect delegates to the
Mckinley Republican State Convention. TO ne heiu
on September o. and the other to elect delegates TO
the Silver Republican Convention. The latter gather
ing exceedingly lively affair. The Committee
on Resolutions brought in two reports. The majority
recommended that the delegates elected on Friday by
the Independent or third. wing of the Republicans
be chosen as delegates to the Silver Republican Con-
vention and the minority report recommended that
the convention proceed elect delegates In the usua
This precpitated a fight on the adoption OF the re-
ports, and for while pandemonium regned Ardent
silver men jumped the platform, and selling
large portrnit OF Major Mckinley. which adorned the
charman's table. proceeded 10 tear II 10 pieces me
Mckinley followers rushed to the rescue Of the pct-
ure. and free fight followed. which the sergeanis-
alarms powerless TO stop. Finally some OF the
ringeaders elected from the hal and peace was
restored. The minority report was adopted by large
majority and the business OF electng delegates pro-
ceeded without interruption.