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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
MECH W1ARUs broni WARY
i 6wiczy tych Zwiazkowc6w.
PARAFIANIN.
Ciekawa sprawl.

lucye, uchwalone przeciwko
W}adys}awowi Dyniewiczowi,
przez wszystkich drukarzy W
Chicago, III,
o Dyniewiczu, kt6remu
widocznie tylko dollar jest
Bogiem. czytajcie co nastepuje:
W piatek d. "a stycznia 1894
r. wieczorem W Hall p. Lecherta
PREY rogu I'll. Division Cleaver W
Chicago, ILL.,, miafo miejsce zebra
ME wszystkich polskich Drukarzy z
NJ. Chicago, ILL.,, celem wyrazenia
og6lnego oburzen1a z powodu ME
ludzkiego postepowania P. W}ady-
sfawa Dyniewicza w}asciciela
drukarni.
Rzecz sic mia}a jak n%astepuje:
w roku 1894, W chwili og6lne-
60 zastoju, u p. W. Dyniewicza,
wybuch} strajk z powodu zmniejsze-
MIA wszystkim robotnikom p}acy o
po4owe (bez wzgledu na ich zdolno-
Sci i kilkunastoletnia prace), PREY
czem wymagano cd uich tych sa-
mych warunk6w piracy, co poprzed'
Mo.
P. Dyniewicz W tel chwil1
zgromadzi4 swq liczna rodzine nawet
z dalekich stron i postanowi4 wy
trwac PREY swojem, obrabiajac
wszystkie roboty przez syn6w i
cork.
Wobec tego trudne by}o ivy
cieztwo. Niekt6rzy wr6cili do piracy
/ inni postanowili szukac zajecia
, gdzieindziej.
!, Koledzy poszkodowanych, wi
dzac take postepowanie p. w.
Dyniewicza, postanowili sic zorga
: nizowac i przyjsc W pomoc why's
l kiwanym.
Gdy tylko p. Dyniewicz do.
: wiedziaf sic o za1ozeniu ,,Stowa'
~rzyszenia Drukarzy Polskich W
Chicago" y tel chwili zabroni:
{ swym zecerom }aczy6 sig do tegoz,
a to pod kara wydalenia.
w kilka miesiecy p6zniej, ko
~rzystajac z %taniej p}acy swych TO
botnik6w, poda} oferte do Rzadr
, Cent. Wv. N. P, re podejmuje sig
. drukowa6 ,,Zgode" organ w., c
kilka dolar6w t%aniej, niz drukarnis
p. WI. Smulskiego, lecz ma protest
Stow. Drukarzy, a W obec jawnege
wyzysku robotnik6w, Rad Central
. z. N. P. odrzuci4 te oferte.
; Nastapi} rok 1895.
) Stow. Pol. Drukarzy, zawarlc
: pismienne umowy prawie z wszyst
kiemi polskiemi drukarniami, co dc
: skali wynagradzania swych pracow
} nik6w. Drukarnie zgodzi}y sig
, sic bez trudnosci IA warun
XII zecer6w.
I~naczej by}oz frma p. WI
Dyniewicza.
!. Poniewaz ma zadne interpelacye
ME odpowiada} wcale, przeto Kom.
l wykonawczy postanowi{ uda6 sig
, osobiscie 80 niego.
Ma iardzo greene i uprzejme
zapytanic jednego z cz1onk6w
kolnitetu, czyby ME zechcia} przyjst
do jakiegokolwiek porozumienia co
do sposobu wynagradzania swych
pracownik6w? p. D.. odpowie.
dzia} %najpierw macaniem sig po
tylnych kieszeniach, (szukajac maj
widoczniej re%wolweru), a ME INA
lazlszy go, pochwyci} polska chora-
giew (!!Y = zacza} nia %p}azowac
biednych komitetowych, ME szcze-
dzac przytem wyraz6w: ,,kotry,
smarkacze, calgary, ia wan dam
Unie, ia wan dam warunki,ja wan
pokaze t. d.
Wobec tego skandalicznego i
nieslychanego faktu, my polscy
drukarze W Chicago Ill. zebrani ma
d. "a ~stycznia 1896 r., potepiamy
wszyscy tax nieludzki i wysoce
niew}asciwy postepek w. Dyniewi-
cza.
- l uchwalamy co %nastepuje:
P oniewazw kraiu tym tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
Y ST. PAUL
(MINN).
Panic Redaktorze cd VIA.

Czytafem Fanska gazetT
uwaznie i bardzo to pochwa.
lam, ze Pan tax wyraznie
pisze o Zwiazku, i broni
naszej swietej WARY by}by
wielki czaz, ably wszyscy
nasi ksieza jednolicie wysta-
pill przeciw temu z}emu,
jake zwiazkowcy zasiewa]a
we wszystkich parahach.
By}bym temu moze ME
wierzy} 60 gazety pisza ma
Zwiazek- ale teraz wierze.
By} tn u mas obchod ma
p Stycznia. CO prawda to
tam ludzi ME wiele by}o,
ale "a to m6wc6w DUO, a
co jeden to lepszy-byli to
sami zwi4zkowcy re sweml
zonami / dzieGmi-a do tych
m6wi} jakis Derwichowski-
ze ksiezy koscio}a ME many
s}lchac. BIO kOSci0l, ksleza /
panowie zgubili polske = i
zeby, ME oni, toby polska
by}a. - aja} tax d}ugo ten
poczciwiec, az n%areszcie, usta1
DO i ME wiedzia} co dalej
movie.
Jezli tax dalej p6jdzie, to
Z pewnoscia lie bedzie W
naszej parafi-i zaczatek jest
luz zrobiony, i ma pewno to
MUSIC powiedzie6. re gdyby
tych zwiazkowc6w by}o
wiecei u mas, toby zaraz
za}ozyli kosci6} niezalezny
czy predict czy p6zniej to
, nastapi}o, a poczatek wyjdzle
! z towarzystwa zwiazkowegc
Unia Lubelska, a my j.
: nazywamy Unia djabelska, be
tam sami mlodzi chlopcy
naleza i d~ziewczeta razem.
4 To jest dziwno, re rodzice
l %pozwalaja ma to, i p%ozwalaja
:, swoim dzieciom sluchaG take
Z mowy i schodzi6 sic wieczo:
:, rami / g}upstwa wystwarzac, a
, zwiqzkowcy raduja sic z tegc
2 i m6wia, re narodowoSt
I polska lyle, ale cd takiej
rozpustnej narodowoSci tc
. mas MECH Pan Bog zachowa
My tn ME mozemy zrozu'
miec, zkad sic to wszystko
wzie}o, DO prz6dy tego ME
by{o.
Sa tn u mas i take niewiasty,
kt6re So jeszcze twardsze
zwiazkowe, niz ich mezowie,
same swoje dzieci do zwiazku
popychaja. - Oh by}oby to
dobrze, ably sic to tax stale
jak pan redaktor pisze 0
zwiazku, ably parszywe owce
od}qczy6 cd zdrowych, - BIO
one zaraza Gala owczarnie.
Many tn move organy W
kosciele, ale jeszcze ME
zestawione. i tn zwiazkowcy
smieja, sic re lepiejby para6a
zrobi}a, zeby te pieniadze ma
oswiate da}a, DO stare organy
to by}y dobre, chociaz tie
MOVE ME So kupione z kasy
para6alnej. tylko z dobrowol-
nych sk}adek.
U mich to wszystko z}e,
tylko to dobre. co zwiazek
robi, u Mich i wiara z}a, i
wiare chca zastapit zwiazkiem
Ksiadz nasz jakos cicho
siedzi i mic ME NOW, a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
s4,09l.79
Razem
r O c b 9 d.


Trendel, cz1enkowi Tow.
sw. Stanis}awa B. i M,
(opr6cz $50 ~pogrzebowe-
go miesiac przedtem) wy
p}acono "a zone S. p.
Krystyne posmiertnego W
dniu konstytucya przepi-
sanvm ........ $4,000
Wdowie Rozalii Tatera
wyp}acono pogrzebowe "a
mfeza s. p. Franciszka Ia
tere, cz1onka sw. Franci-
ska Ser. M. 1........ 5000
S~tanis1awowi Lijew-
skiemu, spadkobiercy pc
s. p. szymonie Urbanie,
cz1onku Tow. Najs}odsze-
90 S.. j., ca}kowite po-
smiertne, 10000
Wdowie Katarzynie
Janik wyp}acono pogrze-
bowe "a meza S. p. Wa
lentego Janik, cz}onka
Tow. sw. Franciszka Ser.
M. oO.UO
Razem wyp}acono po-
smiertnego. .Sl,25O.OO
Ma rome wydatki.... 22l.5O
Razem rozchodu $~1,471.5O
Pozostaj e W kasie. s2,620.29
Podatek platny dz1siaJ $4,000
s3,6OO.99
CZkONKOWIE:-
Cz}onk6 = o:
l. Franciszek Tatera, czfonek Tow.
sw. Franciszka Ser. M. L., umar@
dnia 4 stycznia.
2. Walenty Janik, cz}onek Tow.
sw. Franciszka Ser. Mr.. L.,
umarl dnia % Stycznia.
6w przy by4o:
W tow. sw. Wincentego a Pa,
l. Jozef Kandziora, so lat.
w tow. sw. Franciszka Ser. M. l.
2. Pawe} Rotta, Sc lat;
3. Fir. W1derski, AZ lata.
W tow. sw. Bronis}awy,
4. Micha1 Wdowczyk, 81 lat;
5. Andrzej Jastroch, SO lat.
W tow. sw. Stanisfawa B. NJ.
6. Sylvester Matulewicz, % lat.
W tow. sw, Micha1a Arch. W Hur-
ley, Wis,
I. Antoni Niezworski, 80 lata;
8. Jan Mazurek, Is lat.
w tow. sw. Jerzego, Mil,
8. Robert Lubawski, 26 lat.
W tow. sw. Ignacego Loioli,
10. Jan Eacka, 81 lat
Zg}osi}o sic take 5 towarzystw
, przyjecie do Stowarzyszenia Po-
lak6w W Ameryce i pos}ano i'm
blankiety ma aplikacye, konstytucye
inne potrzebne papiery i doku-
2 bratniem pezirowieniem
Anacy Gdrskii, sekr. gen.,
1871 avenue,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
I INV Polls KICH
w AMERYCE.

PEWIEN KAPkAN polsk'
pisze nam, il ME dziwota, re
dziadostwo koscielne W La
Sale, ILL.,, rzadzi dochodami
ksiedza. Jakzez ME ma
rzadziG - wywodzi - skoro
ksieza sic oddaja zupe}nie W
rece tych komitetowych, ably
tylko obja6 parafla. Zgadzaja
sic i przysiegaja ma wszystkie
warunki, a gdy przyjdzie sic
do Mich zast6sowaG, Pc
objeciu para6i, usuwaja sic
Cd wszystkiego. TAX obecny
proboszcz polski W La Salle,
zajechawszy do Biskupa, ma
kleczkach przysiega}, re sic
zgadza ma wszystkie warunki,
p~odyktowane przez parahan,
potem wprowadzi} manatki
swoje, be- wiedzy ludu, przez
try noce z Peru do La
S~alle.-Ludzie znowu klna
burza sic.
Dz1EN
NIX P1TTsBURGHsK1 pisze:
wv poniedzia}ek, gdy
biedny ksiezyna uda} sic Pc
kolekcie ma CORY wv 13tej
wardzie) n%iesforne polskie
dzieciaki opad}y go ma
Wayne ulicy i pouczone
zapeWne przez> rOdZlcoW
swoich w domu-pocze}y ks.
Dynie bomb2rdowac snie-
giem i kamieniami, lac j
~bezwstydne wyzywajac,
Ratujac sic wpadi on ME
borak wtedy do groserni OBJ.
Jarzynk; ma Wayne ulicy,
lecz ten jake prawdziwy
chrzescianin i wierny kato-
Likely zamiast da6 schronie-
ME napadnietemu i obrone
pred }obuzami, uderzyf sam
ma ksiedza Dynie,/ i wyrzuci}
biednego ksiedza "a drzwi.
NANTICOKE, Pa. - Fir.
DabroWskl zostal tn areszto-
wany "a kradziez. Stawiony
pred burmistrza miasta, ME
mogac postawic kaucyi,
zosta} odeslany do wiezienia.
Konie oh. l.. Gabrylewicza
sp}oszone, rzuci}y sic W box
i wybi}y okno wystawowe w
sk}adzie z~egarmistrza Knapa.
W oknie bylo wystawionych
wiele zegark6w. Woznica
Jozef Janowski zostaf mocno
potfuczony, konie wlok1y 20
bowiem okolo SO metr6w DO
z!emi.
BERLIN, w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
S~prawozdanie.
Generalnego Sekretarza Sto-
warzy1fenia Polak6w
w Ameryce.
Ia miesiac Styczeh 1896.

Mzwaukee, | Mtego 1896.
KASY:-
w dniu sejmu, 6 stycz-
MIA by{o W kasie. 3,l14.78
Podatku i wstepnego
wp}yne1o cd 6 do 81
stycznia 977'ol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
SPIRIT LAKE EXCURSION.
Opportunity - vlsas . Raaous samms.
Rssoet sur lEses SONG.

Oppoeeunify - vnG1e . 9naous Summer
Rsoet Tor . Hero song.
Announcement 10 made Of q grand
excursion which win be run to Spirit
Lake, Iowa's famous summer resort.
Saturday. June ~. by Eph. Ra-
dasch. who 10 widely known AZ an ex-
cursion manager. The fact that an
excursion is to be personally con-
Quoted" by Mr.. Radasch, whose
ability as q 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 q
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 Okoboji
with it's wild scenery. the monument
erected to the survivors of the Spirit
Lake massacre. the pretty town of
Spirit Lake, rides on team and cleo
trio launches and in sail and row
boats, a fine bathing pavilion and
beach, the state fish hatchery, unex-
celled fishing. and the Hotel Orleans,
. magnificent and immense caravan
sary, costing 1925, 900, with accom-
modations 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
special will leave Davenport at p.
m. Saturday evening, June ~, and
will reach Spirit Lake in time for
breakfast on the morning Of June 20.
The excursion trains will leave Spirit
Lake on the return trip on the even
ing OF June 28, but those so desiring
can remain until the evening Of June
20, as their tickets will be good until
that time. The fare for the round
trip from all stations is only $3.50.
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 26.
For further information address
Eph. Radasch, Keokuk, Iowa, or call
on B., C. r. 4 N. agents.
j. MORTON,
&. p. & T. A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06

Denies That Reported Withdrawnl-Mov
to Give Him Second Place.

Denies That Reported withdrawal-Move
to Give Him Second Place.
CINCINNATI, June 6.-The Commercial
Gazette's special from Frankfort says:
Governor Bradley denies that he has
withdrawn as n presidential candidate,
and thatshis name will not be presented to
the st. Louis convention. He also denies
that Chairman Barnett went to Washing
ton to confer with General Grosvenor
about a cabinet position or anything else
in consideration Of the withdrawal" The
special states that a movement has been
started for Governor Bradley for vice pres
ident.
Meantime it can be stated that the an.
nouncement Of Governor Bradley's with.
drawal in the Associated Press dispatches
last Wednesday came directly from the
governor through a member of his staff
who gave out the interview that appeared
in the Louisville Commercial and also
the Interpretation of it that was pub.
lished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06

Editor Morrison. of the Worthing-
ton, Ind, Sun, writes: "You have a
valuable prescription in Electric
Bitters, and l can cheerfully recon-
mend it for constipation and sick
headache, and as . general system
tonic it has no equal" Mrs. Annie
Stehle, 1925 Cottage Grove avenue.
Chicago. was all run down, could
not eat nor digest food, had back
ache which never left her and felt
tired and weary, but six bottles OF
Electric Bitters restored her health
and renewed her strength. Price SO
cents and 81. Get . bottle at Hartz
& Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
ArcKinley's Home Il . Mecca.

CANTON, O., June 6.-Nnjor Mckinley
was busy with visitors yesterday, many
being newspaper men. Robert W. Pat.
terson, dclcgate-at-large from Illinois and
general manager of the Chicago Tribune;
Senator Wilson, of Washington, and
others were here. Joseph S. Spear, Jr.,
n San Francisco delegate. is dividing bis
time between here and Cleveland till the
convention. Among the other callers
were George NJ. Mccain, Of Philadelphia
Harry Miner, of Cincinnati; Representa-.
tive +. w. Doty, Of Cleveland; F. l..
Dustnan, of Toledo, and Mr.. Fimple, OF
Carrollton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06

of humanity. Real Redskins, war
riors who have terrorized our from
tiers states, will ride cheek by iowl
with the real scouts and trappers
who have won well-nigh imperish-
able fame in Indian warfare. The
series of spectacles presented in the
Wild West show form a panorama
which seem to reproduce the romancos
Of the most thrilling descriptive pages
taken from the most sensational of
Cooper's tales. The visitor possessed
of imagination can, temporarily at
least, believe himself the actual wit
ness of the stirring events which
, deeply color the history Of the march
of civilization in the far west. In
dians, brilliantly colored and bediz-
ened, sweep across the arena on their
fleetfooted ponies. repeating the war
cries and the yells which have many
a time and oft blanched the cheek
and quickened the heart-beating of
the hardy pioneer of the west. Cow
boys and Valqueres dart hither and
thither, shoot and lassoo aud ride as
they only can. The Wild ! West
show, in short, enables the spectator
to clearly realize those scenes and
characters only dimly outlined in
literature produced BY the eternal
warfare between white and redskin
/ in our richly favored land. The most
gallant cavalier of all of them, Buff
falo Bill. has more striking person
atty. He is no mere buckskin hero,
but splendid specimen of a plucky,
vigorous and skillful Auylo-Saxon
who has emerged with honor from
the most searching tests which can
possibly be applied to man. Added
to all the representation and incl
dents OF Indian and cowboy life, are
the equally stirring attractions OF
the congress of rough riders. of the
world and the great international
| martial alliance, which forms an i'm :
partant adjunct to 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. and the Vaquero OF
Mexico. In the display of trained
military achievement will appear de-
tachmeuts from the crack cavalry
regiments of Germany. France. Rus.
STA, England and the United Slater,
making the entertainment the grand
est combination of horse and horse.
manship and all that pertains thereto
possible to conceive. This great ag-
gregation will appear here Wednes.
day. June IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
TARIFF THE ISSUE.
Perry Heath Hints at a Straddle
on the Currency.
NK1ELEY AWAITS TIE PLATFORM

And WIN Stand sQ1arely Thereon what
? sver II Deslares-says Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois Republicans Arc Not Talking Fl
uance-Bradley Denies His Withdrawal
from the Presidential Race-Bland and
Doies I'm Arkansas.
ST. LOUIS, June Gas yet none Of the
leaders who are to take part in the Repub-
lican national convention have arrived.
Local politicians say that Marcus A.
Hanna, the leader Of the Mckinley forces,
will reach here next Tuesday, and that
Thomas C. Platt, who has charge Of Levi
p. Morton's campaign, will come two
days later. The only out-of-town men
who will play any prominent part in the
convention who have as yet arrived are T.
c. Byrnes, sergcant-at-arms of the con.
vention, and Colonel Swords, sergeant-at.
arms Of the national coramittee. Perry
Heath. formerly managing editor of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, who will
be the chief Mckinley spokesman until
the ARRIVAL Of Hanna, has come and is
keeping the special correspondents sup
piled with Mckinley news.
Mckinley VIII Accept the Platform.
The Republic prints lengthy interview
with Heath in which he gives what he
declares to be McKinley's position on the
financial question. 1t reads as follows
Mr.. Heath did not attempt to deny that
the Mckinley programme was to force ths
tariff issue to the front in 1896" oval
street.. said Heath, has attempted t.
run every national convention held since
l have known anything about national
conventions. 1t will try to run the Re
publican convention this year, and it will
as usual, fail. Major Mckinley is one o.
those men who does not believe his judy
ment should be taken against the com
bined wisdom Of his party. Nobody ha
spoken for him authoritativelx on the cur
rency plank, and nobody will be able Il
do so because he is willing to trust til,
convention and stand by its decision. TIL,
best Judgment of the whole party mus
prevail in this matter.
Sort Of Hints at . ..Straddle."
"There are not to exceed four state.
which Will insist on an unequivocal de
claration for the gold standard Thes
states are New York, Maine, Massachusetts
and probably New Jersey. In the sam,
way there are about half dozen silvel
states which will demand a 16-to-1 declare
ton. In great majority of states the on,
issue in the campaign is protection. Yo,
cannot talk the currency question to Re
publicans in Ohio, Indiana or Illinois
Tariff is the great issue. Whatever tn,
Republican convention adopts as its plat
form will be the Mckinley platform"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
BRIEF MENTION.
Pay your water rent.
Fine fruits ct Boro's.

Fay your water rent.
Fine fruits ct Boro's.
Young & McCombs' tonight.
The ARGUS want ads. are best. y
Order carriages of Cralle q Co.
Try an ARGUS want ad. and satisfy
yourself on results.
Sailor hats from IS cents to s..
Ottesen, Davenport.
Mrs. }. w. Walker. and children
are home from visit to relatives at
Wilton, Iowa.
H. w. Truesdale arrived from
Minneapolis last evening. and &C.
companied Hon. Ben T. Cable east
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watts, who
have been visiting Mr.. Waits moth
er. Mrs. Ann Watts, 24OO Fifth ave-
nue., return home to Colorado
Springs Wednesday.
Conspicuous among the decora.
tions in honor Of the bicycle parade
last evening were those OF Young &
McCombs, the building being beau
tifully illuminated from the roof
down.
The st. Louis Republic has made
arrangements to cover the political
news of all parties in the coming
campaign in q way that has never
been equaled by any newspaper.
Those who wish to keep posted
should subscribe at once. The Re-
public, daily and Sunday, has been
reduced to Sc year, s. for six
months, or co cents a month. The
Twice-a-Week Republic is 81 year.
The friends OF Charles S. McKown
will be pleased to hear of his mar
riage Thursday evening at Des
Moines. Iowa. to Miss Lizzie Beatty,
OF Talmo, Kansas. Miss Beatty
formerly lived near Coal Valley and
has many friends in this locality,
who will be pleased to hear of her
return. For several years she has
been connected with the public
schools Of Talmo, Kan. Mr.. Nc
Kown is a brother of E. B. and &. H.
McKown. Of this city, and is q mem.
Der of the firm of Iglehart & McKown,
marble dealers in Davenport.
After June 10 the happy couple will
be at home to their friends at SIS
East Fourteenth street. Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
Going to Look After Blands Boom.

LITTLE Rock. June 6.-Something Of
a political sensation was sprung here when
it was announced that Governor Stone, Of
Missouri, will arrive in this city in few
days to remain until after the Democratic
state convention which meets on the 18th
His purpose is to look after Blands presi.
dental boom. Several counties in Arkan.
sas have Endorsed Bland at their primaries
and this fact has encouraged his sup
porters. Members of the Bimetallic league
Of Lit tie Rock favor Boics for the presi.
dency
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06

PEORIA, Ills, June Ex-Governor Altgcld
yesterday afternoon laid the corner stone
Of the new asylum for the incurable in
sane. He wee .nct at the station by a
battalion of militia and escorted to the
National hotel. There was parade par
ticipated in by four companies of militia,
five bands, governor and staff, and promi.
ncnt visitors, city officers of Peoria and
suburban villages and state and county
officers. Five thousand people were at the
asylum site. Governor Altgeld spoke Of
charities and their rapid advancement,
concluding by laying the corner stone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06

PORTLAND, June 6.-Returns show that
Vanderburg (Pop), for congress in the
First district, has a plurality Of "a over
Tongue (Rep). Complete returns have
been received from every county in the
district except Curry. Curry county, as
far rs reported. gives Tongue 100 plural
ity. and the remainder of the vote may
wipe out Vandc-burg's plurality. In the
Second district Ellis (Rep.) leads Quinn
(Pop. by 3,7. Four counties are still in
comDlete
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06

the Wild West exhi-
bition has ever been
seen here before. 1t
is q gathering of the
distinct and peculiar
representa- yes Of
the most picturesque
and romantic clasxas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
Pilosi Pilesi Pilesi

Dr.. williams Indian Pile Ointment win eure
shnd bleeding. uleersted and itching piles II
sbsorbs the tnmors. sllaye the itching Q: once,
acts - poultice, gives instant relief. Dr.. VII.
ilams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for
piles and itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is guaranteed. Sold By drug
gists. sent BY mail. for 30 cents and q pef box.
Williams Manufacturing company, Proprietors,
Cleveland, Ohio. Bold by T. Il. Thomas,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
NJ NJ. BRIGGS,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
AND HOUSES To RENT.
Office 1905 Second Ave-, Rock Island.

Have On hand 20 lots In south Rock Island 90
esey terms; just outsids the city LIMIT: good
wstsf lov tAxes, and ehesp ineuranes. Ten lots
on Ibsty-sighth street .nd S.f.ocrfh avence.
Arur.csf OF pisess Of propcr:y N The city tor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
HERO OF THE PEOPLE,

Feature Of the Great wild West show
Which Is Coming.
The Wild West is coming in all it's
glory of painted Indians and cohorts
of dashing horsemen. Nothing like
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06
Accepts q Railway Presidency.

NEW YORK, June cd. b. Robinson
vice president Of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway company, has accepted
the presidency Of the ST. Louis and San
Francisco Railway company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-06

Specialist Of Eve. Ear. Nose and
Throat.
Once 10 Tremaon,e nev Building. Owner Sew.
uteeath street aod Third svenoe. R0ck islasd.
reIephone No. i090