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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
Publication Notice.
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In the County court June tern. A. n. -.
C1srlee n. BrsndenbuR W. Mary A. gstt,
yi1ov. Jennie I,c.os. Jacob v. Git. Matilda
Philltps. Sarah Adama. Calvin tstt. John X. s,iu
Coea Ellis. Ida Ely. wiflian Gtt and George A.
Wisgtns. admins:fratos Of estate Of 9lisassth
6va0ley. deceaa6d.
Petition to sell real estate to pay debts.
TO the, above named defcDdauts, Motilda
raillips, Sarah Adams, Calvin Crit and william
Git
AMdsvit Of fse poo-resideree If zoe. Bssilda
PhiIlips. Calvin GitA and wilitsm 0ftf ana slids-
Vt thef you. earah Adsme, csnaot be f0sBd. %
that proccss ean Be ecrvsd speu you, anl that
spon dtieent inquiry yoas pIsce Of rcsdcnos
you and cach o. you that the abUve na9ed pcti-
toner has 1led In the aid coart his pc
uttoo egatugt yoa for leave seBl real esease %
poy debts: thoe oum0o0s he's been Issued In
$40 eouce aeaaost zoo. ret1rBeb1o 10 TIE Jsos
term, A.. D.. -, % sasd court and
That sehd sause Was % H. osse day
o. June. A. ID. 16ss, b aid eourt con.
tinued TO the Assus. tenn Of aid eosrt 10 DC
hegun and holden st Tie cours house In the city
Of Rock Ielond. m saS1 county Of nock Island, On
the art Monday Of Auglst. 4. o. Jsss. ct
which tn md Gee POI Wth appear I'D ploo1,
answer - de0uf 70 sad pst1sioa II you sec At
Dated e 8ook Island, m. this LIST day e Jsnr.
Clsk q sai1 CDanty Coest.
swmDY 8WAIxBa. Selections fw Petitssnes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
HAS NO FOUNDATION IN FACT.

Chicago Sensation Regarding Willard and
the Northern Pacific.
NEW YORK, June s6.-A banker promi.
nently identified with large European in
terests in American railroad securities and
associated with the reorganization Of the
Northern Pacific railroad says in relation
to Chicago report Of an impending Vii.
lard control of Northern Pacific and Balti-
more and Ohio: ''The story is absolutely
without foundation in fact. As the North
crn Pacific reorganization committee has
obtained the deposit of nearly all the COM
pany's bonds, 1t and not Mr.. Willard will.
with these bonds, buy the road at the
forthcoming sale. Mr.. Wizards bonds
have been deposited with the committee,
but there is otherwise no connection be.
tween the parties
Furthermore voting trustees have boon
appointed to control the property for five
years and have selected president of tho
new company" In connection with tho
appointment of Edwin W. Winter rumors
are being pcrsistently circulated Of a Van.
dcrbilt control of the Northern Pacific and
of the Chicago and Northern Pacific, in
which event even II Willard and alleged
associates did secure control of the Balti.
moro and Ohio they would not have the
connection with the first mentioned prop
critics suggested in the Chicago report.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
Publication Notice.
1 nooT I.s Of It 1da.' -.

In the county court Ct the May term. A. D.. isss
Reinhold Letsch. W Thomas 8. Silvis, Richard
.. Silvia, William Q. Brooks.
Amdavit that the residence Of The defend
ant, William 8. Brooks 10 not known and thai
upon di,ieest inquiry his plase o. reeidence can
not te found, implicated with the above defend
ants, Ihomae 8. eilvis and Richard 8. 0ilvis hsv
ing been died in the cleFks ollcs Of Tie circ nit
court Of said county, notice Il therefore hercby
given % The seid -recident defendant that the
complainant lied his bill Of comulaint in aid
court. on the chancery side thereof, ON The
18Th day Of April. le9s, snd that thefeupon sum.
nous Issued out Of eaid eluft. wherein ouid puii
70 now pending. returnable On the first Mol,dsy
IN the month Of September nsxt, - Il By Law re-
Now. unless Jon the seid nonresident Do.
fendant above named, William 8. BROOKE
shall personally be and appear before said circuit
court, on the hrst day o. the next term thereof,
70 be holden at Rock Islasd in and for The said
county, on thu Arst Monday in September next, nd
Plead, answer or denur 70 Tie eatd 6omplainant's
bill Of complaint, the some md the mGfters md
tAings . ercin charged and ssssed VIII Be taken
- confessed, ana Q decree entered AGAINST you
according TO the prayer Of eaid bill.
Rock Island, III, April IA, 1855.
SEUnsDoH D 0AnsnAIa. Co1plainantS Soaieitofs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
CYCLONE At cREsToN, a.

Damages Much Property and Plays Havoc
ON the Farms.
CREsTcN, June 26.-A severe wind storm
or tornado struck this city, damaging
property to the extent of 5000 The fine
new high school building was badly DAM
aged. two gables being blown out Tho
walls of the county jail ii course of erection
we've blown down, as was also largo
amphitheater at the fair grounds. A vacant
dwelling was completely demolished, and
numerous barns were leveled to the
ground. The c., B. and O. round house
was damaged slightly, portion Of the
roof being torn of. Plate glass was shat,
tered and o third of the chimneys in the
city were blown down.
The two children of Sheriff Davenport
had narrow escape. They were sleeping
in the Cottage hotel adjoining the new
Jail building; a wall of the latter fell,
crushing through the side of the hotel into
the room where the children were sleep
ing, but they escaped with only q few
scratches. No lives were lost. The storm
came from the northwest and passed to
the southeast, crossing the Burlington
road at this point. The wind blew sixty
miles per hour, and was followed BY .
heavy fall Of rain. Crops were badly dam.
aged. small grain being almost leveled to
the ground.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26


eev Yerk Han Ne unkss . PrsGa -
Very Cksap UcsuAlA
There are diners and diners in this
sity Of contraeta Some men hero find it
q difRcult thing TO get . satisfactory din
ner for &25: others get along nicely On
. substantial meal that costs . dime or
len. And theEe II It least one GtS1nee
little restaurant hefe where full repsst
can b purchased for I csa< Il b with
out doubt the chcapost eating hose IN
the world. This cheapest dining room
Of all 10 huddled down in corner al
most touching the famous MarineFs'
temple Of Oliver street, . block away
from Chatham square, where streams q
people nom al the four corners of town
pass and repass. Il IL little moro than .
wooden hut, some 10 fest lone and pef-
haps broad. with little additiuu tack
ed on to it, which serves a. q Kitchen.
Small a. IL is. however, IL feeds IN
average Of 200 people in day, 30 be-
ing able to squeeze IN before the counter
at one time; on some days q many -
1,400 have eaten there. Tramps, out
casts. vagrants and men who have fallen
% low that they win never get up in
the world again, come daily, sometimes
. ILL., III. s..ns: !. ~. VAN tne iss: coppef
tse 49, , ...o :. ~ mn $780, I" ufaH on-
.on,, ts,.t . -. -, ."1 In ~ 'no -
I'll. 100 49, 1922. - 80. - S Ill
s. 80 ...s I'VE ~ Oa'.1s n -
";.s! e0 .seseiusloiy .nas ono -
~. .;... :. 70 nan. .s.Iow louI wal.s- conero-
5ss"n . "a 80 ~s sS.n1 van VIC ma
,,,sst. ~; . ~ po .I.: ~. 1D,sy 80
cos.s,,. -. =. ...'". - U.s.0 '"oo1
rocrn hr. =. ~. ,.s.. s.s nny S,n,n
for t,.s;- ~. ., =, ~ ~ oo".s ~:
60. '- ''''' w 1'0' s""0y "im
W - -.
Wal, ;,c- -; ~n ~ ., can . copp1 Duy.
"o"' inctouiuio ~ IL may seem IN sheso
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
ANOTHER s,a F,estT AaaANosp.


cerbett snA saarAsy 20 Try Ce.c,usso.,
% Finish.
SAN FRAyCIsC0, june s6.-James ]. Cor.
bett and E. J. Lynch, Sharkcy's hacker,
met yesterday and negotiated for q finish
light f~ $1,000 and the largest purse Of
faSa b any club. Sharkey was not pres-
eat. ena tho agreement was not si9ned
but there win be another meeting TODAY
Wnen the arrangements will be completed.
Ono q the stipulations already agreed ON
= that tho hight must take place within
six nontha Corbett had previously an.
nounccd that he would issue challenge
70 the world, Fitzsimmons preferred, but
this agreement to fight Sharkey seems to
ct the challenge aside.
Cofbett In an Interview claimed he vyas
not badly punished, aying that his ONLY
marks were acquired when he fell ON tho
hoof after clinch. Ccrbett said. sneak.
ing Of the fight: II made q mistake
grappling With Sharkey. II were to
night another four-round go with him /
would not clinch. would stay away and
do only open fighting. It was his wrest-
ling that tired me, and In the fourth
sound I frankly confess that was quite
exhausted.
'In throwing my science away and
lighting Sharkey at his own game weak
ened myself. should have stayed away
and outlined my own work. Iwould not
have put him out, but on the other hand
would not have given him a chance to
weaken me, thereby giving the impression
that he is great fighter, when he is ignor-
ant OF the rudiments Of boxing"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
Special Masters Sale.
STAT TAT ;. o. 2. IL5GIH . ls


In the circuit court. in chsscsy. Bin for
william Frey, complainant, N. Petss Frey "A
Catherine Dindir ger. defcbdnnts.
Sottce is hereby given thst BY virtue a . de-
cree a oa1d court. entered in the shove Gutis1o6
eonse. on the 4lh day Of june. 4. D. -,
shall. on Saturday. the 1ith day Of July a
D. 10oo. ct the hour Of 3o'cioek In u efaosSom.
ct u south door Of Tie cosH hoaso. d De CIV
Of nsek Isl.nd, h said coanty - Doek ISla1(
eeu - vubllc veudue, 70 H. h1G1o3 bd6l0V.
thooe certain pe!csls Of lad, eleeass IN g.
coonfy Of Rock hland and stafs q ultno6s, kDoVp
Ilot number four 90 in bloch nunber tvo or IN
tAst pert q the cIty - nsek lslaed known "a
called Ign1es e66ftboa, Gleanee1 = - OOUafV n
Bock Iolend and sesto Of nn0noa.
Ako tie west To C1oD ~ u - one IN 4.
bSoes number one ~ b ma bynds's od1itisn
nd lot bu1oef fees ~ h b1oek nsnssr tvo ~,
n towards adsitjo6 70 sso sd e1fy q 0ocf
Iooad, TIE lsse to- pseose Of Dsgpessy being ussd
- one piece ~ ptuDe,y STUDIED IN d county q
h0es bslaod 80 eeoeo ~ 1I1ino1D
Aleo lot nuDbee fDsf 90 n block nanbss Gve
~ . 49, pan - tes city 81 Rpck lslael called
BFlG1s Place. sItuesed m tee oosney - Nsck Isl-
sss snd STATE ~ hlinnis. - IT, following lssna,
oseshisd d-g cssA IN be.A sud ~ bs,ssos 1,
Two squel pey1ents 10 - soessed - nOtss -
4n1es % - pee0isDe oo1A. sd oooso 10
Dees 1neereoe - ~ fu1e - pr esue ~ -
- 70 b one II 60 % - tWO ~ yssU a.
see esse g cid sa1s al Dsysbas % 80 spscisi
80 g Eoss Iss.sl. rni.sss. sAss ~ o., =
Busszs Bunw. spscsal Masass.
ssS WAaKks, Saaiesasm IT esnDasfsass-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26

CHICAGO, June 26.-The National League
reports the following scores at base ball:
At Chicago-Pittsburg 10, Chicago u; at
St. Louis-Cincinnati s, St. Louis 8; Al
Boston-BroOklyn 5, Boston 6; at Louis.
villc-Clcveland 9, Louisville 8; at Phila.
dciphia-Postponed, rain; at New York
Postponed, wet grounds.
Western League: At Minneapolis
Kansas City =, Minneapolis 2; at st. Paul
Milwaukee 6, st. Paul "A, (second camel
Milwaukee z, st. Paul %; at Columbus
Detroit q, Columbus 9; at Indianapolis
Grand Rapids 2, Indianapolis 8.
Western Association: At ST. Joseph
Burlington 8, st. Joseph 8; at Des Moines
Quincy 2, Des Moines 16,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 96-The state
board OF arbitration has received formal
notice Of a lockout Of nail mill workers al
the foundry Of Hartman, Hay Il Refs, at
Belleville, and also request for an arbi-
tFation by the state board Of the differences
existing. The notice says: "The COM
pany is ignoring men Of the Amalgamated
Association, insisting on cut q scale
prices. which the men are Sighting against,
but have been unsuccessful, and kindly
look to you for immediate assistance In
the matter, ~ all honorable means have
failed"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
NEWS IS MORE ASSURING.

No Fighting Expected Over the Arrest oi
the British Crown Surveyor.
LONDON, June al Copyright, 1895, by
The Associated Press. THE latest advices
from Georgetown, British Guiana, are of
. more reassuring nature. Although ne
serious trouble Is anticipated, IL IL safe to
say that the British government will not
allow the arrest Of Harrison to pass with
out notice, and It IL possible that q re-
monstfanoe Of q most emphatic nature
will be made to the government Of Vene-
zueln.
= A high authority upon the Venezuelan
question, in an interview on the situation.
expressed the opinion that in spite Of the
serious aspect which the dispute had once
more assumed It was not likely that often
sive measurespartaking Of the nature of
war would be necessary, as it was the
opinion Of those best qualified to Judge
that the arrest Of the crown surveyor was
not the direct act of the government of
Venezuela, but was due to the hasty and
probably irresponsible act Of some local
agents, acting under a Misrepresentation,
and that when proper representations are
made to the government at Caracas the
latter will apologize.
patching q military force to protect the
British surveying and road making parties
near tho Acarabisci the government of
British Guiana has done what tho situa-
ton plainly demanded, adding: ''The pol
icy Of non-resistance pursued has not been
successful in settling our dispute with
Venezuela. No other great power would
for moment have stood the series OF at
tacks Of Venezuelan soldiers on British Of
ficials."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
LEGAL.


III undsrsignsd having bsss sypsanssa adnin
!1efafxix. 81 the estafs oe JOIN 2. DDlinaz
l1te. 81 The comfy Of Hosk lsland
csase q Illinois, decea:e1. hereby gives notice
9 Rock lslend county, q the once q the cierS
@ said court. In TIE city Of Rock Island, e n
Aueust term. on the nrst Monday in August
eext, q which time al persons having olSama
against said estate are notified and requested z
ostend, for ~ purpose a having TIE - a.
quecled 70 mako t1Dediats payment % the =.
designed.
Datsd this ssh day Of Nay A. D., -.
4ne. HANNAH BoLLIAH, AdAanistratrix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
rs 4 STERN CHASE.
Cutter Mclane cees After .
Cuban Eilibuater.


- 49, Ne Wa HaAse1.a - 1unrs-
ln1DuseDf ooasts - - anA LanAs %
VIM nanlessns - - Custer furs~ee
- - me- K.sos, WAiss - ca,
Ca 3an H0uFsssn-Row H. Trssk h
Easily Dsaa.
TAARA, Fla, Juns sa-The sesamef
ComHnodofe cleared WEDNESDAY fue
Chaflsston- 6hs w. inSnucsed mot to
seil without reporting 70 Captain Thomas
HankA d the rsvenus cutter McIAne.
Yesterday sfternoon the Commodore
weighed snchor and went down the bag.
The MOIAhs dgnailed twice for her to
stop She did not de Il and the McIAne
ffsd blank shot, bat got NO answer. A
second blank was then fred with Q like
result. A solid shot. was then fired and
missed tie Commodore b. about seven
feet She stopped suddenly and was
bearded b. the revenue men and found
al night. She th0n went down the bay
about I'VE miles and was boarded By two
sloops.
0ivss Dsf Twelve HIlss TIE Start.
SWhen shout twelve miles away the No.
Lane gave chase, and pursued and pur-
suef hsve not been heard from since. The
expedition was to leave hero last night
under Augusta Armss, one Of the leaders
q the Inflated Bermuda expedition The
sloops loaded in this city with ammuni.
tion and supplies "Wednesday night The
men were prevented from boarding her
Wednesday light BY the vigilance Of the
Spanish consul. The Commodore was to
vukS, xhN a. - IA - Al.
Key West and Miami line, last night, and
get large cargo Of arms and ammunition.
They were to meet about Cape Sable,
where the Commodore was also to get q
large quantity of arms buried there.
Richmond Loaded with Munitions.
Tho Richmond left Key West with
munitions at O'Clock Tuesday morning.
Her leaving time was 5, SO all the regular
passengers were left. The steamer met
the McIAne and Commodore yesterday
afternoon on her way to port, and both
were making for sea. When the Commo-
dore arrived here Tuesday she had just re-
turned from Harding, where she landedan
expedition she picked up Of st. Johns bar,
under command Of Jlian Zaraga, another
OF the Bermuda leaders. The McIane
will probably watch the Commodore all
night and prevent the transfer Of the
cargo, or catch her afterwards and return
to port.
Cabeas Have . Soft Thing.
Yesterday morning q ten-ton schooner
left Ballast Point, six miles down the bay,
with sixty Cubons, proceeding to sea to
meet the Commodore at designated
point down the coast At 1880 last night
the revenue cutter McIane had not re-
turned. She speeds nine miles an hour,
while the Commodore goes fourteen, so
the Cubans do not fear the latter will bo
overtaken BY the cutter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26

BUFFALO, juno a6.-The conference a
the American Physicians and Surgeons
has closed its session. Il was decided 70
bold the next meeting in Indianapolis.
Jeweled crosses from the Red Cross %
dety in England were presented 70 Dr.. C.
Edison Convey, president OF the American
Yhysicians and Surgeons association, and
D.. b c. Kelsey, Of IndiAnapolia d. w.
B. Clarke. ef Indianapolis, rad paper
attacking tho principles of Vaccination.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
Decser POND G.,lex q ~.

PIrTsBURG, Kasl, June s8-The jury in
tho case Of DR.. @. H. Graham, charged
with assaulting Lizzie Shaughnessy, has
rendered verdict a guilty. During tAs
trial the girfs father created . sensation
In cours By making an almost successfal
sttempe TO stab Graham In the back.
Sentence he's bean defeRTcd- Il b prob
able that Graham Win ct the limit,
which IL tWeuty-ooe years . hard lnbor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
Notice Of Final Settlement.
Istate Of Daniel Fensteruachsr. Dsoeass

Pubic notice d hereby given that the UNDER
DAY died his anal rsposs ssd settlement
e. s.ch In the county court q Rock
leland county. and hat an order hes been
port. unless objections thereto oe cause 10 tSe
contrary b shown on OF before the S0th day
Of June. A.. D. l0o6. md upou tie 6nal a.
prevail Of said report, the eaid Robert Doonon WIN
ask for IN order Of distrbution and Win no ~
70 be discharged. Ali persons intsfe sted ors no.
tiled 10 attend.
Rock Island. NJ, June I, isoG
RoBBnf DoouAH,
By G. J. sEAnLs. Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
THE MARkETs


New YORK, June q
Money on call nominally per cent,
prime mercantile paper. A96N per cent;
sterling exchan!s heavy. with actual busi
ness in bankers bulls at <6S04e6M for de.
mand and B70lS7H for sixty days; posted
rates. lse@sse,1 and >seass.l; commercial
bills, lo61z
Silver certincsAes. ooI<a7O; sales, $500 a
20; bar silver, ~; Mexican dollars. 6s5s.
United States government bonds steady,
new As registered. III; do. coupons. III;
registered, 1854; do. coupons, i0eN; 2's regis
tered. sl94: Pscihc SIS Of ". l0o11
Chicago Gratis anA Produce.
CHICAGO. June -
Following were the quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat-Juue. opened
6Shc. closed s51tc; July. opened S53Sc. closed
5e1<c: September. opened SIC. closed ss1lc;
December, opened &c, CLOSED 5e3<c. Corn
June, nominal, closed 271<c; July, opened
2!,fc. closed s7,lc; September. opened NKc,
closed ss3Sc; Nay. opened 3IlSc, closed sJ5e
Osts-June. nomin.i, closed i55sc; July.
le?sc, closed 161<c; Nay. opened lac. closed
l916c. Pork-June nominal, closed S7B;
July. opened $40. clossd e7.06: Sep.
tember. opened s7.s7,f. closed SID Lard
&4.o6. closed SasT<
Produce: Butter-Extra creamery. l4I<e
per h.; extra dairy. HOLE; fresh packing
stock, ><0ec. Eggs-Fresh stock, 10)<0lll<c per
dozen. Live poultry-Turkeys. 70sc Per
b.: chickens hens). 90; spring Chickens II
@12c: ROSTERS. l360sc; ducks, DC; gesss.
$500 per dozen. Potatoes-Good to choice.
l06l2c Per bushel. New potatoes. 5oo7bs
per barrel. Honey-White clover, l00llc pep
h.; broken conb. soloc; extracted. t0oe
Strawberries = Michigan. eooSl2s pr 10
quart case. Black rnspberries, 500isc pse
l2quart case; red raspberries, 759Sl.0 pes
H-pint case. Blackbsrries. Sl.010l6 psr q,
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. June q
Live Stock-Prices ct the Union stock
yard today ranged - follows: Hoes-Ks-
timated receipts for the day. 81 600; Gales
ranged at S2.s5a25o pigs. Sa80shO light.
ee.6092sS rough packing, S3.060at0 mixed
and $3.0o02S heavy packing and shipping
lots
Cattle-Estimated receipts for = day.
l0.0OJ; quotations ranged 1t A.lIel&. choi
70 extra chipping steers. t3.s0a8.9 good d.
choice do, S3651AS fair to good % SN03e0
common to medium do. S336a3sO butchers
steeu. 50 stoeken. eaz63. 20 feeders.
q. D00.0eoWs. Sk4003.so hsifsrs. osOyNaSo
bulls, oxen and stags, S2.e00aeS Texas stecrn
md 3.W05.@ veal calves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
NEWS NAN INVITED TO LEAVE.


" OfI0 Cotre1p00demS Get0 Tho Gen. Wey.
Ter Gfand Douaee.
HAVANA, June IA man named Jimi.
neg, said to be . Venezuelan and COM
pnnion Of Thomas r, Dawley, the Ameri-
can artist who was recently arrested and
subsequently, released, has been detained
on the charge Of taking photographs Of the
defenses composing the military line ACROSS
the province OF Pinar del Rio. w. W.
Gay. correspondent Of the New York
World, was notified wednesday night
that he hsd been expelled from the island
and must leave Cuhs bythe first steamer.
Gay will leave this city tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-26
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

11oAoO. eo0K bland . PACIFIC
1e0SeY-T1ehsee esn b pureAassa - -
w 9ec1ee g - 2 Twguristh oBUos aaDoa
tsaVers Nfsse fseAk u. Pisnnse, AeonS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-01

Cut This out.

There are two classes those who
have dollars to sell for products
and commodities, including labor,
and those who have products and
commodities, including labor, to
sell for dollars. We are unwilling
to believe that anyone, no matter
to which class he may belong, is SO
stupid as not to know that the
gold standard moro than doubles
the wealth or the opportunities for
wealth, of the first class, and that
it makes wealth, or even compe-
tency, impossible for the second
class. There is here an irrepressi-
BILE conflict. The gold standard
takes half the product and labor
from those who must buy dollars,
and give it to those who have dol
lars to sell. How? By making
dollars deurer and products and Ia
Dor cheaper. Iowa Plain Dealer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-01
Ohio River Railroad.

On July 3, A, 5 and 6, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell tickets to
Chicago, Ill, and return at one
fare one way on account of Nation
al Democratic Convention; good to
return July II, 1896.
On juno Both and July LIST, '96
the Ohio River Railroad Company
will sell round trip tickeks TO Pork
ersburg and return at one fare one
way; account of the Democratic
Fourth Congressional District Con
vontion; good returning July3, '96.
On July 9TH and 9th the Ohio
River Railroad will sell round trip
tickets to Buffalo, n. Y, and re-
turn, at one fare one way, plus 81
for membership fee. account Ma
tional Educational Association
Meeting; good to return July 18th
and extension to September LIST, if
deposited with joint agent at Buff
alo. N. Y, before July 10, 1896.
The Ohio River Railroad Com
pany will sell on July Bird and 4th,
round trip tickets to all points on
their line, at one fare one way, for
the roL,ld trip. Limiting same TO
July 9th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-01

Mckinley is one of the most re-
markable mon this country ever
produced, his magnetism is Won
derful, and the way the delegates
fell over one another to get to vote
for him was perfectly delightful to
behold, if we may put any faith in
the pages of Republican literature
now floating around, but the rather
cool fact is, that seven States bolt
ed the action of the convention
that nominated this great man and
declare that there is nothing for
him within their borders. 1t de-
ponds altogether upon who it is
that is talking about a man,
whether he is magnetic or great,
and all that. Kanawha Gazette.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-01

1t is estimated that the free sill
yer Democrats will have so dele
gates in the Chicago convention,
and the gold advocates 354. A
majority of the convention will be
163. and two-thirls GIT. Make
your own calculations.