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Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09

First prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs. Hop
per, and BOBBY prize was won by Mrs. Allen
and Mr.. Powell. After which refreshments
were served
A dance was given at Brownell Hall on
Thursday evening. Among those present
were: Misses Ella Cotton, Cole. Fannie
Cole Rowena Higginson. and Messrs. Rich
ard Young, Conrad Young, Ben Cotton, Alex
ander, Harry Turkey, Asa Shiverick, Harry
Lindsey Lee McShane, Ray Wagner.
Mrs. Riddell gave kensington tea Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. conundrum
contest resulted in favor of Mrs. Hoobler.
Miss Maud Chamberlain presided at the punch
bowl and light refreshments were served at
5 o'clock. Mrs. Herring played the piano
and received several encores. to which she
responded.
Miss Cora Trussell entertained the Mid
Wednesday evening very pleasant evening
was spent by the following: Misses Ger
trude Heindman. Ella Beecher, Hazel and
Thina Schmidt Tilda Andreesen, Mae Trus-
sell; Messrs Bert Fowler, Arthur Hend-
man, Clyde and Elmer Trussel, Claude
Stockholm, Bernhardt. Cassen, Baxter.
A dancing party was given last Wednes-
day evening by Hayden Bros employees in
the hall over the store. About sixty cou-
pies fell in line for the grand march at $50
O'Clock, and from that time until the finai
number was completed, at midnight, pleasure
held full sway and the dancers gaily tripped
to the delightful music. Refreshments were
served throughout the evening by the house.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Williams pleasantly enter
tanned the S. T. Whist club Thursday
evening. After a series of games Mrs.
Mittauer and Mr.. Burster succeeded in WIN
ming the first prizes. Mrs. Williams and Mr..
Mittauer captured the boobies Those pres
ent we're: Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Mittauer, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Hepich Mr.. and Mrs. w. Piel,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Burster, Miss Fannie
Truehauf and l.. Hoag.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wright entertained
the Shriner Card club at their home on
Georgia avenue Thursday evening. A pleasant
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Aldrch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Williams, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wal
ters of Council Bluffs Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Cook, Miss Brown, Miss Underwood, Mr..
o. G. Pope and II. ]. Wright. Prizes were
won by Mr.. and Mrs d. w. Aldrich.
The North Star Social club gave a dance
last Thursday evening at Sanders hail.
Among those present were: Misses Ethel
Piympton, Elsie TAFT, Nettie Martin, Lora
Martin, Elsie Worley, Alta Morgan, Viola
Morgan, Lin Turner. Ida Cafferty. Hessie
McDermott, lisa Perkins, Florence Galway,
Ola Goff, Jennie Gillian, Maggie Lyons, Rose
Cooter, May Sutcl!ffe, Alma Rust Messrs.
Cal Plympton, Charles Lewis, Fred Martin,
Tom Upton, Kenneth Jack, A. s. Frost, !
Walter Jones' Lew Cooter, William Johnson,
Alfred Johnson, Charles Langstrom, p. II.
Post, James Hayes, Albert Jackson. Ray
Cotton. Will TAFT. Gladstone TAFT, Everett |
Garner George McNeece. Lewis McNabb |
Harry Crampton Edward Jackson, G. e. |
Ray, Fred Turner. Sidney Knapp, H. ]. Cor |
man, James Nestledeck, Olaf Lyngstead; |
Messrs. and Mesdames Black, Werley, Cooter. |
Rhyn, Springborg.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
Movements and Whereabouts.

Mrs. T, A. Thompson and baby have re-
turned from Chicago.
Mr.. Luke McDermott left Saturday last for
an extended trip through the south and east,
Miss AIDA Thompson ard Mrs. Charley
II. Davidson left this morning for a week s
visit with friends in Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09

McKcll, A. n. Smith. Edith Smith and
Rowena Hgglnson.
Mr. and Mrs Kountzo lon at 9:45 Tor
Mexico amid tho usual shower Of rice, old
shoes aud good wishes
The brides bouquet was caught by Miss
Rose Wallace.
The bride was chic in her go-away gown
Of brown cloth. She has been n reigning
belle ever since her debut. Mr. Kountze has
a prominent position In his fathers bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
Ivy Rebekah Social.


One Of the most enjoyable entertainment
of Ivy Rebekah lodge in Patterson's hail
Seventeenth and Farnam streets. The pro
gram of the evening consisted Of cards
music and dancing The grand march
which was led by Mr.. w. NJ. Mckay and
Miss May Sutllff, was one of the attractive
features Of the evening, and was participated
in by about forty couples, following which
the remainder of the evening was, spent
In tripping off twenty additional dances
In the good-natured contest for honors ID
the progressive high five games, Mrs. w. +
Mathis succeeded in distancing the rest
and received the queens prize, while Mr.
w. r. Mathis secured the kings prize
Refreshments were served and the soca
was a pronounced success.
Among the many present we're: Mr..
Millhouse, Miss Boyle. Mrs w. B. Ostrander
Mrs. G. A. Lewis, Miss Rose Weeks, Mr.
Craddock. Mrs Nellie Fisher, Miss Lizzie
Craddock, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Meyer, Mr.
and Mrs, A. e. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. James
May sutliff. w. M. Mckay, Mrs. Melish
Mrs Jeffries. Mr. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. l.. Allen, Mr.. Sirpless Mr. Driesbach
Frank Best, Miss Miller, Mrs. Parker, Miss
Katie Parker, Miss Hattoway. Miss Bath
Mrs. T. G. Livingston, Miss Wooley. Mrs
Tooser, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Manning, Mrs.
Mable Stutt. Mrs. Whtecoff; Messrs NJ
Tulley, Ed Welch, jr.. F. Baker, Gus
Quaey; Misses Ada Hamon. Beda Nelson,
Messrs. Stokesberry. c. w. Adair, Mrs.
S. G. Griswold, James Gillian, Mrs Towlinson.
H. q. Burnam, A. ]. Agnew, Mrs. Leeders,
Smith, Mr.. A. e. Taylor. Mrs. Guynn, w.
c. Bouk, Mr.. Mower. Mr.. Adams Mr. Lyon,
Mr.. Kazender Mr.. Dolan. Mr.. Jessen, Miss
Oelrick, Miss Georgia Widden and Others
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09

Guilty of Murder In second Degree.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. S.-A Star special
from Norton, Kan, says: William IL.
Hedty charged with killing William A; Ap,,
guilty of murder in the second degree
The men had formerly. quarreled over
Hedy's wife. The defendant pleaded self
defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09

First prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Hop
per, and BOBBY prize was won by Mrs. Allen
and Mr.. Powell. After which refreshments
were served,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09

Rather an amusing incident occurred one
day last week, when two women living in
the same part Of the city and quite near
each other were to entertain, but on sue
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

a nawet "a wiele pc polsku, DO zapom-
nieli, il powinni mlodziez takAe uczyc
jezyka krajowego. Tymczasem m3o.
dziea przyjeadaajac do miasta ME mo-
Re sic lyle rozm6wic, ably sobie kupic
90 potrzeba.
Teraz udamy sic do miasta North
Little Rock; Jest to miasteozko, kt6re
bylo i jest j~eszoze zwane Argenta, leoz
try lata temu p~rzyjetem zostalo do
miassa Little Rock, tylko ae rzeka Ar
kansas rozdziela to diva miasta. Tu
jest okoao IS familii polskich, a jeden
tylko sic zaja} handlem: oh. ]. F. Bu-
jarski utrzymuje skiad wegli i lodu,
reszta pracuje Pc fabrykaoh.
Ma drugiej stronie rzeki jest Little
Rock; jest tam okolo 20 familii pol
skich, jeden polak zajmuje sic han.
diem, lob. l.. Lewandowski), a drugi
prowadzi swe rzemioslo ma w}asna reke
(plumber). Jest MIN OBJ. w. Rogow-
ski.
Kolonia polska W Marche jest ma
P6lnoo cd miasta Little Rock, przerzy-
ma ja kolej Little Rock & Fort Smith.
Teraz udamy sic ma nova kolonie ma
wsch6d cd naszego miasta, do kt6rego
jedziemy koleja Little Rock & Mem.
phis. 38..mil cd Little Rock jest mia.
steczko Hazen, tam rozwija sic kolonia
polsko. ltewska, zaloAycielem Jest ks.
Jan Baloewicz, kt6ry kupii 80 ARROW
ziemi i pobudowal kosci6} ma sw6j
koszt. Co do ziemi MIC ME moge po-
wiedziee, poniewaz tam jeszcze ME by
lem; byaem kilka razy proszony przez
tamtejszego proboszcza, lecz ozas mi
ME pozwoli}. TAX samo jest tam ko-
lonia czeska, agentem grunt6w ola Mich
jest Jan Kooourek, dobrze znany i "a
moany cz}owiek, kt6ry take zapraszal
mnie pare razy, ably odwiedzic 60, lecz
jsk powyzej ~wymieni}em. il do tego
czasu sposobnosci ME mialem.
Teraz panowie 90 powiecie o Ar
kansas?
Milosc j pozdrowienie,
III. Il. Eukasze,oicz,
prezes grupy 17S 4. n. P. (Care of
Lasker Bros, Little Rock, Ark.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16
WiadOmOsci ~zwiazkOwe.

- Zawiadamiamy szan. rodak6w ns
Kazimierzowie, &c wpis do Tow. sw
Kazimierza, or. 219 W Chicago, wyno.
sic bedzie do rocznego posiedzenia tyl.
ko jednego dolara. lie zas roczne pc.
siedzenie przypada W lipcu, intereso-
wani racza sic zglosic jak n~ajpredzej,
czy to ma posiedzenia, kt6re odbywaja
sic W kazda ostatnia niedziele, Tub tel
do nizej podpisanego.
R6wniez donosze wszystkim ozlon.
kom Tow. sw. Kazimierza, Re wed1ug
konstytucyi ME beda rachunki ma "a.
leznosc do Z. N. P.iwieoej pred mic.
siecznymi ~posiedzeniami w~yse}ane, ns.
stapi to tylko pred k~wartalnemi pos.
Czsonek kazdy z gazety oZgody" pc
pierwszym kazdego miesiaoa dowie.
dziec sic mole, co do Zwiazku jest do
op@acenia. - Mi}osc j pozdrowienie.
Al6in Rosihshi, sekretarz, 648 w. 18th
utica.
- Posiedzenie kwartalne Tow. K.
Pulaskiego, gr. 81 W Brooklyn, N. Y.
odbedzie sic W niedziele d. 10 kwietnia
o godz. Bel pc po}udniu W zwyklej sail
posiedzeh pod mr.. 85-S7 Court str.
W gornej hall, a co do wygody oz}on-
k6w bedzie sic tam wszystko znsjdo.
wac, zatem kazdy czlonek bedzie zado-
wolniony j s~podziewamy sic, re czIon-
vie beda obeoni.
Komitet jest nastepujacy: Prezes
A. Schneider, vice. prezes FIR. Rosy
kiewicz, kasyer Jan Jaszczerski, sekre-
tarz J0zef Jankowski, marszalek K.
Ziolkiewicz.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam czion-
kow Tow. Choragiew Polska, or. SO "
Brooklyn, N. Y, il kwartalne posie-
dzenie odbedzie sic dnia IA kwietnia "
hall zwyklych posiedzeh o godz. "a
wieczorem. Zaprasza sic wszystkic6
czlonkow o przybycie, gdyA So wszne
sprswy do zalatwienia. N~ieobecnosc
ozionka podpada karze % o. - Milosc
] pozdrowienie. j. Szymahski, sekr.
prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16
Echo z pOza mOrza. - Szczeg6Ine
przeczucie ! zczesliwy tegoz
reZultaf.

Echo z pOza m0rza. - Szczeg6lne
przeczucie ! zczesliwy tegOz
rezultat.
lie niekt6rzy ludzie czasami majs De.
wne wewnetrzne uozucie ozyli przeozu.
ole o rzeozaOh, kt6rs sic maja wydarzyc
- jest faktem znanym - jestto jedna
z taJemnic nat9Sy. Masterpieces sprs.
wa opowiedziana przez p. Karla Bark.
holz z Pewaukee, Wis, W liscie dato.
wanym l grudnia, 1895 +. jest uderza-
jaoa ilustraoya:
nDr. Piotr Fahrney, Chicago, Ills.
Szan. Panie!-Wiem, Re bedziesz Pan
uoieszonym odebrac list niniejszy. Me.
zawodnie Pan sobie przypominasz, Ae
Przez P~ahskiego agenta W Niemozeoh,
ma moi koszt Pan przesia}es szese wiel.
kich butelek Ora Piotra Gomozo mojej
siostrze, pani Wilhelmowej Heinke,
Wildbuhl Mecklenburg-S ohwerin. Co
dopiero odebra}em cd niej list, donosza-
oy mi, ae oztery butelki tel medycyny
dokona@y kompletnej kuraoyi " jej
przypadku. Donosi mi, re brak jej
slow ma wyratenie radosci "a uleczenie
dokonane Pahska cenna medycyna.
Cierpiala niemal czternascie lat a W O.
statnich kilku latach ME by}a W stanie
lola opuscic. Calkiem zaniechali ma
dziei uzdrowienia, wedlug list6w, kt6re
otrzyma}em cd bliskich krewnych.
Uwazam okolicznosci tego przytsd.
ku jake bardzo szczeg6lne. Odebralem
jeden egzemplarz pahskiego pisma
,Swiatlo", jedynie p~rzypadkiem, i pc
przeczytaniu tegoz nabra}em pewnego
uczdcia Tub raczej ~przeozucia - jesli
tax a sic ~wyrazic - ze Pafskie le-
karstwo bedzie ia medyoyna, kt6ra ia
wyleczy. Wlasnie to by}o wskaz6wka
ola wypr6bowania teraz sam Pan wi.
dzi, ze zupe}nie wszystko w~ype}nilo.
Uwazalem to "a moja powinnos6 napi.
sac Panu o tenn.
Wykazy ORA Piotra Gomozo okazuja
nieprzerwany szereg pomyslnosci W le.
czeniu krwistych i konstytuoyonalnych
nieporzadk6w. By}o W ciag{em uzytku
cd przeszlo stu lat a woiaz zyskuje SO.
bic pc pularnosc. Me moana je nabyc
W aptekach, lecz jedynie cd miejsco-
wych agentow hub wprost cd wlasoicie-
la. Pc dalsze szczego}y adresujoie DR..
Peter Fahrney, 112-l14 S. Hoyne av.,
Chicago, i'll.
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KOrespOndencye

Pisze slow kilka o koloniach polskioh
" Arkansas.
w Marche kolonia polska liczy pre-.
sz}o 80 familii. Wybudowany zosta}
nowy kosci64, poniewaz starry by} juz
IA slaby j ciasny, ably pomiescic wszyst-
kich ludzi. Maja tam Braotwo Ro.
zahca sw., Ko{ko Budownicze j Tow.
mar. pol. Nsjsw. Fanny Nary or. POL
2. N. P. PROOF tego jest polska ia
bryka I. z. Cotton Gin & Mill", fabry-
ka do czyszczenia bawe}ny i mielenia
kukurydzy. Wlsscicielem do tego oza-
su byl OBJ. M. Jezewski, ktory spree.
da} " tyoh dniach OBJ. T. Raczkowskie-
mt. Jest tn take polski kram (store),
wlascicielem jest F. kuksszewioz, kt6-
ry take jest poczmistrzem j sedzia
pokoju; konstablerem jest OBJ. St. Prus,
dyrektorami szkoly publicrnej sa: OBJ.
Ig. Szymahski, W. Gubahski i M.
Kosoielny, dozorcami dr6g publicz.
nych: MARGIN Chwalihski i Jozef Pie.
chocki, pr~oboszo.em para6i jest ks. H.
Orlowski.
/ tax polscy " Marcbe sobie zyja
jak " Polsce, wszystkO idzie 20 polsku
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

Jezei kto z czfonk6ao Ztoiqzku ME O.
trzymJe regularnie ,Zgody', powi-
MEN 0 tenn notychmiast zawidHomic
Sekr. Jeneralnego, a ME Redaktora,
kt6ry z ddresami od6iorc6D organu
z'ciqzko,cego mic ,cspolnego niema. Ale
So'eiodamiajqc tenn, naiezy przede-
'o~szystkiem podac no,cy adres doksod-
ny, obok da,onego. Teraz dzieje sic
tax, se, jezei kto ,Zgody" ME otrzy-
nugje regularnie, u,oaza "a pfosciDe
nds z~rymySlac 1 ME podoe soego
adresu! Sketek taxi: dalej ,Zgody''
ME otrzymuje.- SrKR. JxsEBALrY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

Dyrektor nadowy obrona swa j~es.cze
bardsiej Potepii Petersa W ocz ach nsro.
du niemieckiego.
Tax cyw,li,uja Nismcy m~ies.kshc6w
afrykanskichl! HanLa iml
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16
w sprawie Oswiaty.
Dc VIVID. Oswiaty z. n. p.

Do Wyd. Oswisty z. N. p.
PERTH AMBoY, n. J. 20 marca 1896.
Szanoony Panic Redaktorze!
Prosimy o laskawe umieszozenie spra-
wozdania miesieoznego Tow. Oswiaty.
Jest to bardzo pocieszajacym faktem
j godnym zanotowania, re Tow. dra-
matyczne ~nJednosc" ~polaczy}o sic z
Oswiata, W jedne j nierozerwalne ola.
10, przelalo swa kase i inwentarz tea.
tralny, tylko zastrzeglo sobie nazwe
dswna - dnia Is maroa T. b.; wsku-
tex tego j zarzad zostal obrany nowy,
zgodnie z otrzymanemi ustawami cd
Wydzialu Oswiaty z. N, kt6re W oa}o
Sol przyjetO, z nastepujsoych obywa-
tell:
]. Kruszewski prezes, Al. Pietraszka
vice. prezes, St. Bilanowski sekr. prot,
And. Galewski sekr. 6n., J. Bartko-
WAX kasyer, Wiktorya Kamihkowa o.
piekunka kasy, Aleksandra Henkel o.
piekunka inwentarza teatralnego, J..
Ejdymt bibliotekarzem laoznie z SEES
oiu czlonkami j komitet teatralny.
Uchwalono W tym tygodniu wynajac
lokal staly, zajac sic odozytami, tudziea
urzadzic teatr z balem " maju b. T.
Siowem Tow. Oswiaty Jednosc stara
sic wszelkiemi si3ami wprowadzic zy.
ole j ruoh ~naletyty, oraz rozszerzy6
dzia3alnosc swa.
Sprdaoozddnie fndnso,ce.
Doch6d:
Grudzieh 1895 r.: wpisowe 800, po-
datek &c.,, razem 3.S5.
Styczeh 1895 T.: wpisowe rs, poda-
TEX 2.3O, datek dobrowolny cd czterech
czlonk6w 200, razem sos.
Luty: ofara 15o., zaleg}osc "a sty-
czeh So, bileta ma teatr $500, z bufe.
tn jadal. S.o4, z garderoby 1.25, z barry
61.35, wpisowe Ia luty ESQ, podatek
2.38, d~obrowolny datek OBJ. Zawilih-
skiego LOO, "a bileta do teatru (p6z.
niej wplyne}o) 5.75, PREY zlaniu sic
Tow. Jednosc 5.11, Ia bileta ma teatr
so. Og6lny doch6d $129.58.
Rozch6d.
Styczeh: prenumerata ,Wol. Pol.
S3owa" 1.60, zapomoga wv. P. S." 40,
razem 200.
Luty: Muzyka ma teatr 300, w6d-
ka, piwo, cygara, wynajecie sail, woda
sodowa, druk a6szy 52.45, razem
89.45.
Oprawa ksiaaek, kajeta ma role, mar.
XII it'd. LA, ma ksiaaki do Krakowa
1000, wydatki rome &c., razem 1905.
Og6lny rozch6d s123.51. Pozostaje
got6wki W kasie 26.07.
Lokal juA posiadamy pod mr.. sc
Charles Str, wiec wszelkie k~orespon-
prosimy nadse}ac pod powyzszy
Adres. Wzgledem lokalu many wiel-
kie wydatki: d~zierzawa, meble it'd. ma
scisle ME mozemy okreslic. Co
DO przelania funduszow do g}6wnej ka-
~ w. Os. q. N. P. od}ozono do przy-
miesiecznego posiedzenia.
R6wnie1 uprsszamy czasopisma, kto-
reby zyczyly p~fzyselac bezplatnie ma
korzysc Tow. Oswiaty - o takowe.
Czy szan. Wydzias Oswiaty ma "a
MAR ogolne proponowac odznaki Tow.
Osw. lub tez ME? - prosimy pod lynn
wzgledem i~nformacyi.
Milose j pozdrowienie.
u. T. Ejdymt, repr. osw.
Sc. Bolanoscski, sekr. prot.
III. Pietraszkd, wice-pr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04

10 a. m. until 2 p. m. Thursday to
reserve state rooms and make other
! assignments for all DESTROYS of going
to ST. Paul on the excursion starting
1Ssturday-s20 for the round trip.
d. J. Browns promising young
PAGER being pastured in Rural town
ship was badly cut in barbed wire
fence ye,ter ay. DR.. Jay sewed ND
the animals wounds and brought it
to the city, where under constant
care he hopes to bring it around all
right.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary society of
the First NJ. +. church will meet at
Mrs. Frank Robinson's residence
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. A
fine program will be rendered dur
ing the afternoon. All are cordially
invited.
Hear Adair Peasants, Esq, and DR..
j. W. Morgan discuss the silver ques-
ton during the excursion on the
George Waters and barge this even
ing The boat leaves landing at 8
O'Clock. Tickets % cents, and can
b, procured at the boat. Music and
refreshments.
Friday and Saturday evening at
the Tower The Bohemian Girlr and
The Chimes of Normany." respect
lively, will be given for the benefit of
the Pythian encampment fund. Re-
member that on these evenings
tickets a: Sd cents include troll ey
party. opera and dance.
Fay Halves Camp 2S1, r. N. OF A,
will give trolley party Wednesday
evening. Aug. 5. Every body come.
Tickets % cents. For sale bv neigh
bors. Cars leave barn a. 7:3O; stop
at Thirtie,h, Twenty-ihird, Twen-
tieth and Fourth avenues, aud Seven
teenth and Nrneteeoth streets.
DIR. a. II. McCandless, j. p. View
erhauser, 5. S. Davis aud W. b Nc
lntyre, the latter three with their
families. are back from their stav a.
Geneva Lake. Mrs. McCandless md
children remained until her little
daughter, who was taken i'll, has be-
come strong enough to undertake
the journey.
Trol. a. w. Williamson, OF Angus
tans college, who is sojournins in
the west. writes to Rock Island
friends concerning the strength Of
the silver movement in that section.
He says it is the one t,pic of discus
sion and that there is no chance for
n man with an Argument on the
other side OF the fence
Robert l.. Bollman, of Rural town
ship. was seriously injured in a run
away accident in Moline yesterday,
aud is now confined at the home of
his nephew, Ed. Bsown, 10 that city.
Mr.. Bollman was coming down
Eighteenth street in Moline. In the
wagon with him was his brother
Frank. Behind them driving
another team was Robert
Hutchinson, whose horses be-
came frightened. There was q
collision. Robert Bollman was ter
ribly cut and bruised. while his
brother was slightly injured. Both
wagons were demolished and the
four horses were more or less in
Iured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
Circuit Court Notes.

The May term Of court will be
formally adjourned tomorrow.
Judge Glenn overruled the mo-
ton for new trial in the cases of
Ed Shevlin, John Rice and John Viii.
son, the Chicago crooks, today, and
sentenced the latter two for a term
not to exceed ii years in the peni.
Tertiary and Shevlin for an indefi.
mite period in the rcformatory. He
also denied new trial to Adoph
Meier, convicted of holding up Della
sharp on circus day, and sentenced
him to the penitentiary for from one
TO fourteen years.
William Thomas, convicted on a
Charge Of assault with intent to com.
init murder, was denied a new triaI
by Judge Bigelow and sentenced to
the penitentiary for a term not tc
exceed twenty wears.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.


The Black Opera company present
cd The Bohemian Girr' again last
night and it will be repeated tonight
and tomorrow night at the Tower
theatre, when The Chimes" will he
substituted for Thursday evening.
There will be no matinee until Sat
urday. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings performances are for the
benefit Of st. Anthony's hospital,
white Friday and Saturday are 70,
the Pythian encampment fund.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
Heart Trouble and D.zyiue a.,

DARK BEND, H., July 20, 1S06.-I
had palpitatiOn of the heart and was
dizzy. had pain in my stomach and
could not eat. 1 took various kinds
Of medicines which were recommend
cd. and l finally tried Hoods Sarsap-
arilla. After had taken six bottles
OF this medicine l was able to eat
and work. and had no tired feeling
or dizziness.
JOSEPH V. KRAUs, Box X.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
Bucklen's Arpica sasys

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum. foyer sores, letter, chapped
hands. chilblains, corns snd all skin
ernptions. and positively cures
piles or no Psy required. Il ia guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. Fer sale bv Hsrsz b U;,smsyar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
You Can Dspond On II

that Foley's Collie Cure is an instant
relief for collie, summer complaint,
cholera morbus, diarrhoea, bloody
hux, chronic diarrhoea. cholera in
fantum. bilious collie. painters collie.
and all bowel complaints. - ceuts
and 80 cents. Sold by NJ. F. Balm
sen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04

ISs6-Ten Year Gusfanses-isos.
1 will replace free all work that I
have done during the past 10 Years
that il not satisfactory.
G. II. BABcocK,
1925 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
WASH GOODS REMNANTS.

WASH GOODS REMNANTS.
I'dk selling
6reos n Of
cr-pee rfnRhaus Of fs,x.,a
engthe which We vile on way: ~ -'-'N
~ Five Cent Tabiewash sllh N
N 1ayNd kngns, yard, ~ "F'" 49, W
Ten Cent tcunterA big wa.h roo,e wo4n mn a.,
SIC yard now you'll find them . WYNN w ="
BASKETS FOR NOTHING.
As special ind1cemcn
will
ing goods TO the Of 81 A'sone ""s-
NOTIONS.
lowing Q P'ee in Tue vol
Needle books. with needles d,rp.r,
Sc. A''' wv VI ne
Kid curriers'. burch
Hose supporters, pair.
g carpet sweepcrs Sl.s0.
japanese pin isc one ate
Silver call belle
sc pure elk mite.
Beet 6-cord machine thread. spool.
Mourning pins 5 boxss for Sc
Carpenter pencils. for &C.
Hump hooks and 3 dozen
Sea whisk brooms,
Tooth bruehee loo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
MCIntyre-ReCk Dzx GOODS Co.
THE CENTER 400 and ,,,, s.. A..
THE CLEARING SALE

THE CLEARING SALE
OF Foods beou
e"as-by Put.ng Varr Little
many lots 10 mention ALL some hem,
About 80 b"xes escorted toilet
IN kinds lsc $50
vsnes drop c Broken ribbed yss Wort, mn
Little Of The ,nnc
try parties Investigation will b. money saYsd S a
~ ~ -A0AN' se'e~ "
A DOWNPOUR OF UMBRELLAS.
on the so, and
Lott 20 Gloria silk, natural handle vauc Csc
Lot % twed paragon handle umbrellas v,ue
81 IS. II CSC. ' VOW
Lot g. 60 nmb,ellas heavy handles silver
Iot4 q umbrellas With wechsei carols
y rs values. 81 e. - "
All MATERIAL bargain. a,
these prices.
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES
mug on the market For week We will special discount
per cent from our selling prices.
Ths co. the SIS ones
you can buy at III co. the - ones for S31 So ~
SCISSORS.
Snp-al goes 9ircb any size IN.
same, and only 10c. None worth less than s5c - ~ "
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-09-03
ORANGE LAKE ITEMS.

lilly Hickgon is now clerking in
S. Dishcnnett's store.
Qaise a large crowd attended
the picnic on Saturday.
G. II. Buchol leaves today for
ST. Petersburg to attend sChool.
Miss Forest Fislder is visiting
Miss Susie Disbcpnett this week.
Walter Whitney of Fernandina
was visiting his mother and father
lSss week.
Miss Eula Medford and Han
Martin were visiting friends at The
Lake on Sunday.
Miss Minnie Guy of Fernandina
is expected TO visit Miss Susi.
Disbennett next week.
Miss Julia Lundy returned on
Sunday after a pleasant visit to
friends at Orange Springs.
]. d. Disbennett left on Sunday
for Lakeland to be absent a week
or ten days as the guest of Mr.,
and Mrs. G. d. Hughes.
Quite crowd of young ladies