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MARQUIS ITO
 GOES 10 KOREA
Japan Makes Move Which Shows Sho Has Practically Annexed
 Mainland Kingdom.
By Cable to rho Daily Gateway.

Tokyo. Dnc.IS Marquis Ito wa, de- sigua;od by the milado as president. general of Korea today He will go at once ;o seoul.
 The appointment of Che Japmes" premier to have charge of Japanese interests in Korea is accepted by ior- cign residents here as 30 proclamation to the world that the mau.n0 Eme- dom has h..u practical. annexed % Japan.
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PIo, to Destroy Reyes

Hogora. Co'omb.a Dee. 2- \ .orm-
 rm.Iiua. minister and five other leaders ot 'hr opposition .o lue gov- ouum.nJ were arrested today on tay charge of con-piriug in a p.o, to a--a-- ,.ua,. President Eryo, and ro or.r- throw hi, administration They will bc tried ar once as couu-mgr.iaI.
 The president Gen. Haa.. Hayg, i. very pouo.arWt,h 'he people. and ,ay revelation of gho existence os the p.a. created great surprise. Glen. Hug" became unr-la.u. u IgUn
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Death in Factory Tire

lhic9g" Dee. -u Fir. destroyed au .uauo. .acu. Nwu ta. morning and many employees w.r.u.u"aanc 8 'iro- man was killed while ig. ing ta. flames. The origin 0. th. ire is no, positively .E known nu .aE. 4um'l'. o. .r#.nwn.umar...a. was .onai... in rhe factory uu when .ae rul. once started it made i"r.,.-0.ui. h.aoray
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Congress atiolras for Holidays
Alaska Go.I grodHclloa

Of the gold produced in Alaska the Mining and Scientific Press says. "Thc gold season of I9J5 is coming to close. AssaycrE A. Wing ha, been preparing tine ui-quorer,y account The gold receipt, from January Co September, 1905, inclusive. at the '. $. assay office in Seattlcamomtto to Sit tl09, ,52s.o. In 1904 the receipts for the like period were SIO.5I2,G0LIT There came from the Yukon this season gold worth 26,- li6,O0O: last year the receipts there from were SL2oO,oOO, there bejnga de- crease of SLl49,OOO. From Nome there came this season @3,OlLOOO against Sl,- glS,0o0 in ,9D4, a gain of $i,l29,O0O. From Panama there came $3,323,0O0, against only $l7G,Oo) in l9Ji, The number of deposits this year SC far was 2l26; in l90h 2OI5. a gain of 3sl. The weight of the gold this year in troy ounces vas S2l. .+3&g,; inl9O+thc weight in the like period was 623, 7l2.59. The gain for lgJ5 was thus lg7,72l ounces. Tnc>cp,cmberryceipts were g.. GS0, ,3l5- .2S: in September, lgOl, the amount was .SL9S0.O301."
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To Agpear lor Po.lcY HOIicrs

New York. Dee. !" Paul Morton, the new president of the Equitable Life Assurance Company will appear before tine legislature al Albany this winter .o oppose any hostile Icgislg- ton against the life insurance com pnjes on the ground .nat the policy holder, are the only pmric, in interest who can be injured by adverse legis- ,g.iv. action.
 Morton will argue that since the of- Ecia', who were proven Co have been guilty of mlsmunagemcnt have been displaced every effort should be made 70 conserve the interests of the policy holders.
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Bourkc C0ckran SpOutS

Washington, D. C., Dee. lN.6owNe Cochran ntne House today attacked tnu frr insurance companies. Ur pro- uu~.a that ghutr operations should be confined Co rne state, in which they .re incorporated md that they oe not ...rmfrrrU to write policies outside.
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Rcslg1S G0Yera0r5biQ

Madison. Wis. Dee. 2o Gor l. Eo..et..s resigned tho gov,uorUip O.. Wisconsin to-day. ,he resignation to .,. ,"us, January !. l.. will then proceed to Ng-..u-'un .u take his
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Charges Immigration Graft

Seattle Dee. l~ Tine treasury or. m.rmuurha> tu~rIru..uau investigation .t .nu charge that immigration 'H- -...n,- .. -..rng by admitting |.uar.,u women brought in ior ...a .r.-.-. when pau ro oo oo
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WIlcl n Sirect C5r Collision

Ta..u.. Dee. lN uno "a,~"ngur wa, killed. two seriously injured and several others slight. luw.. u a head .u. collision n..w.ou two stree, ...... .r. q. ... ...- u..mrwr.
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LLlL.ln CahInet Re.iGns

Rome. Dee. !, The Italian canIue. r.,.-u.. .ug af.u.ruo 0e..a, 'N an ...rHn.m.. ..r. in ,ny cuam"r" O. deputies ". .u. propose. rnmw.rrIa
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-r.-1'a,rI V8ar Do-0I,TllI67

London. D.e. !. N".u thousand nmu.o..d men wao.aa a.mon-.N,." f. front of ~.. nau..~ ..a.au. ..~,."- ..r. r.. wur. dt-..u-.. ag ... police.
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lnportant liinirn Decision

A case was recently decided bva jury trial in a Butte, Montana, court where a locator of quartz vein within patented placer was declared to bc within hi, rights. The ground was located in 1880 as placer This placer va, patented later hu. in lS9O other partic, entered the placer and located a lode claim on it.. Defendant claim, that the pucn, gave him exclusive rieht 10 the ground and that he had held undtsputod and undi,.wbed pos session of the claim tor six years, and that the claim was good against all corners, and moved a non-suit. The court decided that such claim could only be allowed when the government contested the title. The defendant further claimed that there was not sufficient showing of quartz on the claim in 1880 to justify working the property as lode claim. This con- tention was oyeruled by the court. A patent to a placer claim is not prima facie evidence of the fact that no known lodes exist within the limits of the placer claim at date of application. The disposition of the department is to consider that if the lode actually did exist at the time of filing application for placer patent, such lode is reserved by operation of law, whether located or not. The law relative to lodes with in placers is another phase of existing mining legislation that needs @ change to remove from it that element of ann bguity and uncertainty.
 The Universal Fishery Journal of Germany calls attention to the fact that fish are great destroyers of many annoying insects. The various branches of the carp family are said to . be the most active along these lines. 1 The larya of the mosquito is one of the choicest morsels which iall to het Hnny cpicure.
 Wheat shipments from Portland and rom Puget Sy1-a qs.cs'aro larger chan for several years.
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Three Banks Suspead

Chicago. Dee. 70 Heavy loans to John r.. Walsh caused ,hc suspension of the Chicago National Bank. tho Equitable Trust Company and ,ho Home Savings Bank today X bank os- amiuor found that big loans had been made by all these bank, lo wiroaG project, in which WaIsuwas interested and to other banks It is found that many of the -.cw5jtn, ror these loans are inadequate.
 Tine banks involved closed Co avoid a run but it is claimed ,haD al will b. able to pay dapa,itor, m uL Whether ,hc stockholders will los. camo. be- told until final liquidation.
 The Brink Trust Company, one of .ho,n involved in the Walsh failure, mad. a complete surrender of itsassot, into court. So fan only Sls.00D in mug.b'cu assets ua, been found, and the official, will be indicted for conspiracy Go drwaud.
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Nants a Whipping Post

Washington n. l.. H.. lG Gone gra~>man A.w- introduced 8 a.' nn1- yid.u- w..u.n- post u r.e District of Columbia .a. certain classes O. nr lenders. including wife hel..r,. into the Hur~. today.
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Bittgrs Ngsl Lr- ANain

Na~Min-,on. D. C.. D.g. 22. A.. bid, .urruc construction o, six govern mont railroad, in Jne Philippines won. rejected as none coa.nnmaa Oo tu. specifications. New bids were called .o. today. .0 be filed moi later than January 70.
 Congress aaioEaS for Holidays
 Washington D. C.. Dec 70 Both houses of Congress adjourned today ror the Christmas holidays. They will reg0uvuun January <.
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Cerlific, u9 the Kaiser

Berlin. D.. n Chancellor Won Buo.uw issue. . statement today uu-E- ing rhr.r. -.r .-. .'-.umn.ro. rh. prac. O. .u... ..u a.-. .uu.wsu-
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CNiI ScrIi-c Ic11Ie We1IS

Milwaukee. ..,. |" TU. National Civil ~er.tc. Reform loa-u. i, in session here. |.. feature O. ir~ mru- ceedtu-s |, '.. general. attack upon hn~- rr'..
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Alaska Central Gives Trust Deed

Olympia, Wash, Dec l9-A trust deed from tae Alaska Central Railway Company Go the Western Trust s Say ings Bank was filed here today. I, wa, made Co secure a bond issue of @30- OO0,0OO.
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Indians HidudD GirI

Vancouver, B. C.. Dac >-IndtauS disguised and Kidnapped gr. from this city and carried hep away tou village iu the interior. There forsome myster ious reason they compelled her odriuk the juice, os herbs which poisoned her and she died from from the effects after she wa, rescued aao brought home
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23

The ship CceioeuJaL the last boat out from Nome. was compelled Go take 40G tons Of freight back to Seattle on account of t1c lougshoremen's strike. She waited until she was barely able 70 get uu. through the icc
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To Wake Tvo SI5tIl 0I TcriI0rICs

Wa-au-o.. H. N. D.. I"A. a caucus O. Republican members O. -a. Hou-. las. night. majority voted Go aouirrhy t.wt..".-ar.o- a- two states. Oa.ahw. a.. .u..w Territory win
 he united. wU N...u. consolidated with Sew I..... |u. "".w move. will b. ~u.u-. r-.-r.. uE ..-u raw-
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HU Promise, Rate Reductions

s. Nu. D.. ."Nr. wr... a.- tended by .... .r... mu uer. a-. night James .. '. declared ,.a .- tou,lN. reductions .a freight rates win be ma.. f. ..n ww. .. -u. tho reductions ar. 0.. r1 ,.. rapid development 0.... west. which na- SO greatly rr..-.. In. traffic am. in consequence. .. Houorr,omto cost of ranrNE-
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23

\ lot ui ,.uwaways were put of a Valdez from recent Seward Hau..
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Cannot Conclude Chinese Treaty

Tokyo. Dee. lg Baron komura i, -.u unable tu complete treaty with China rd.u,rtn- Chimes. and .anan",. relations -o .hc new situation created I. rnn war and .he treaty witch Nu-sta. E.eoHaaou- wore h.rm with th. Du.n.-. government immediately a'.o" ,au aarouuwng D. .ae Portsmouth peace conference uut nn agreement has a.oa reached on amy of the important. point, ar issue. These include the ownership and cmmo. orrao Chinese Eastern railroad che extent O. Japan. g,c authority at Port Arthur and Jap- w- m..re-, in Chinese foreign rec arton.
 !, l, well understood that Russia. Germany and France are cyerting pressure upon the Chinese governmou, Co compel resistance to Japanese de- wuud,.
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Robbers Hold gg Saloon

Portland. Dre. Dee, i>N.a~s.d ro"- H.r- held mp r0. Nomuow saloon las, ..gur Resistance was offered @.. the .r..ff- shot .nU Wuu... two men.
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NEVIS or IHE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
InvestiOaglna little Companies

New York, Dee. I0 The life nsur- ance investigation is nearing the end. The committee is now nquiriug into the affairs of the smaller companies.
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B!gs5cart Koch Mus, fang

Chicago, Dee. IH-" "bu.a..n0' Hoch rhe n.-au.,r ud wife murderer, los. his npn.n. ia rle -unram. court of Illinois and w.u hang February 25. The decision affirming Jha judgement ana sentence 0. the trial court Wa, handed down this m...r..
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Chlnlc. Clr-ra U Itad q M
Ios Angelo, Nirs Pernint

Los N.r...-. ..... U" I'm. .a~ |n- geIa~ ua-. n.. team won ... .ac.". Coast ..s-u. championship uE .r....- ing Ta.nu. ... games "ur Q. six u thr pos. -.a-.. -....-. Tacoma .uu the I.a-u. .. .. Hn-. M.. 1 .a. season a.. I.- .--...- in n. second haIt ln ... -.s.. .a.. Tacoma sold svaraI O. ... ...u, u.,. ..u .u r.- uugu oNn..-.- .....-. lack Q. pate
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Nil HeTmd1 0G5l9 TllI5 181IO1

Los Angeles, N.y l0 Kid Herman doteatad Eaa.o Han.m las. night .u 30 lwunry round which wa-warEed throughout by ... fe.cusr kind of tgh.lng U.un hau a.' .no hotter 1f ft toward r.. ...#.
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Ar-.-r.lLrnnLnrn IL-nl OIL

Toronto. o.. Dee. l> I.. light be- waeu Battling Nelson aud Terry Me- g...rr has ..m declare. .i.
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Ln-c INc- L-.L U I'M LLIE

Loaue O.. Dee. 0N t"w..Nos were lost ina in. in rny Norh.rE taea,er building last night. Th. victim, were living u anurmuut~0u tneupHyr Ioor'
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Pa,er ard #Jhia'cg Skip

Washington. H.D. 'G NI' trace of Puto" and .eNu.or convicted last spring O au.".a. land wu., in Oregon, and release. ma.r suspension of sentence that rh.y might testify for tho uw0secu..a. a-a.u-. Congress- man Bmgun Hermann. has boon lost.
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23

Wheat shipments from Portland and .om Puget Syl-a 9cfs&ro larger chan for several years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
Death Follows Suicide.

At her home. 1914 Grand avenue, af-
ter a severe illness for the relief of
which she submitted to an operation
at Mercy hospital some weeks ago,
Tuesday afternoon occurred the death
of Mrs. Therese Brunold, wife of Chris
tian Brunold, aged SO years years and
months Deceased was born in the
grand duchy of Baden and came direct
to America and to Davenport in 1871.
She was married here one year later
TO Christian BrunOld. who survives her
with one son, Joseph BrunOld. 1t was
in the same house at 1914 Grand ave
nue. that the aged shoemaker ended
his life some weeks ago, when he learn
ed that Mrs. Brunold. with whom he
lived, could not recover from her ill
ness. III in health. aged in years, the
cobbler walked TO Mercy hospital to
see Mrs BrunOld, and when told that
she might not recover. he became de-
spondent. When alone in the house at
Grand avenue and Tenth street the
next day he shot himself through the
heart and was found several days af-
terward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
New Mail Wagons.

Four handsome new mail wagons
have been delivered by the Mason Car
riage works of Davenport for the use
of the four mounted carriers of the
Moline postoffice force. The wagons
are of new design and well planned
for the convenience of the carriers in
all sorts of weather. The chief feat
ure is the rear axle which turns for
ward so that the weight of the vehicle
and its driver is thrown directly over
the axle instead of behind it. which
has been the chief fault with the mail
wagons heretofore used. The wagons
are periodically trimmed in red, white
and blue. They have an adjustable
canopy over the lookout glasses in
front for use in rainy weather or severe
wind or cold. The box for carrying
mail is commodiOus and so covered
that it is impossible for water TO find
its way to the mail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01

family came 10 Davenport IS years ago.
The children are Mrs. George kohrsen,
of Wilson's Greek, Wash; George
Beck. Christ Beck, Mrs. AdOlph Luet-
gems. John Wulf, and Mrs. Frank Yon-
key, all of Davenport
AT Mercy hospital Tuesday afternoon
occurred the death of John Henry
Mohr at the age of 81 years. The re-
mains have been taken TO the home OF
Henry Mohr, 1881 Division street, from
which number the funeral will be held.
Mrs. Fred Kunz, whose husband liv-
ed here two years ago and was in the
employ of the Central Newspaper
Union. died in Chicago this week. She
had resided in this city during 1902
and 1908 and is remembered by many.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
GET GARBAGE CANS.
Special Sale for One Week.

For one week, beginning June 1,
garbage cans may be procured at re-
duced rates at the following places:
J. G. Simser's, McCabe's, ]. J. Burgess
&. Co.'S. Young & McCombs', Mott
sker's, Rock Island Hardware COM
pany's. and ]. Carl's Get one with a
cover. capacity to gallons. and sufi-
GENTLY strong The following ordin-
ance will be strictly enforced:
An Ordinance Providing for Garbage
Receptacles
Be it ordained by the city council of
the city of Rock Island:
Section l. 1t shall be the duty of
every owner, tenant. lessee or occupant
of any and every house, dwelling. build
ing, or place of business in the city of
Rock Island, within the district where
garbage is collected, TO provide or
cause to be provided, on or before the
first day of May, 1898, and at all times
thereafter, TO keep or provide a sep
arate, water-tight covered metallic
vessel for garbage, offal and liquid sub
stances, the capacity of which shall not
be less than five 90 gallons. And it
shall be unlawful to put ashes or any
IhinS out refuse, dhlHidi VI NSSStdoie
matter, in such vessel used for garbage
and offal, and any person or persons
who shall place in such vessel any
ashes, dirt or other substances, except
as herein provided, shall be subject TO
fine not exceeding five go dollars
nor less than two 90 dollars for each
offense.
Passed March / 1898.
G. G. CRAIG, JR.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
Issues Injunction,

Bernhard Regennitter. of Dixon. has
brought an action to restrain II. j. Nc
Farland, trustee in bankruptcy, from
selling certain property in which he is
interested TO satisfy an Indebtedness
to the Dixon Savings bank which is
now in bankruptcy. 1t is to enjoin the
sheriff and the trustee from proceed
ing with the sale that Mr. Regennitter
has filed his suit. Judge BOllinger
caused a temporary injunction to be
served pending the hearing of the case
which will come up in a week or so
Sharon & Donegan represent the trus-
tee in the litigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
Coal VALLEY Man PrincipaI

Charles NJ. Grandjean, of Coal Val
ley, has been selected as principal of
the East Moline school to succeed Miss
Nelson, who has resigned. Mr. Grand
jean has had considerable experience
in high school work. He is a New
Yorker and comes highly recommend
ed He has been serving of late in
Coal Valley. Teachers at the Ridge
way school have been reelected for
the next school year: Miss Rose Dur
bin for room /. Miss Fay Woodward
for room 2, and Miss Eliza Durbin for
room 5. The Misses Durbin are of
CordOva, Miss Woodward of Port BY
ron. Miss Rose Durbin expects to go
to Oshkosh, Wis, to visit Mrs. Frank
Eye.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
MOLINE MENTION.
, New Branch Formed.

Word from Springfield is to the effect
that the secretary of state has issued
a license 10 incorporate TO the Okla
homa-Moline Pillow company, which
will become another of the branch con-
Germs similar to those in Kansas City,
Omaha. New Orleans. Dallas. Indian
apolis, Portland. Salt Lake City, Den
yer and San Francisco. The company
is incorporated at 100000. and its OBJ
ject. as the papers set forth, is to deal
in farm implements and vehicles. The
incorporates are: F. G. Allen, G. A.
Stephens and c. R. Stephens.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01

was in Davenport Tuesday, being a
guest at the Windsor hotel. In the af-
ternOon a conference was held between
Hart and Farmer" Burns in regard to
a match in this city. Hart would only
consent to wrestle GraecO-Roman, and
as is well known Farmer" Burns is
catch-as-catch-can wrestler. On ac-
count of their differences in holds, the
two me nwere unable to come to terms
and the proposed match fell through.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
DAVENPORT DOTS.
Go to Iowa City.

Lourdes council, Knights of Colum-
bus, of Davenport, has been invited by
the Iowa City council to attend the
initiation of a new class in Iowa City
next Sunday afternoon and evening
1t is probable that the invitation will
be accepted by quite representation
of the Davenport council. Local knights
who will go should notify the grand
knight, at the Messenger office, before
Friday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
Obituary Record.

At her home, 113 Warren street. yes
terday morning occurred the death of
Mrs. Margaretha Beck, wife of Claus
Beck. aged 81 years. Deceased was
born in North Dittmarsch. Germany,
Dec. %. 1888. and was married there
45 years ago TO Claus Beck, who sur
wives her with eight children The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
Abused Old Soldier.

Nels Borgeson, salOOnkeeper on
Railroad avenue, sold John Olson, of
Alpha, the liquor with which Olson be.
came intoxicated Tuesday. He sold
him liquor when he knew Olson was
hopelessly drunk, and then threw the
man out of the place after he had quib-
bled with Olson over a long-standing
bill. For this Offense he was fined $40
and costs, amounting in all to about
$23, in the court of Justice Ingleson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01

That uncomfortable feeling of fullneSs
after eating, often accompanied by pain.
Is an unfailins sign of Indigestion.
The food instead of being disestcd,
feTments and forms gases diStending the
stomach and causing great discomfort
This fermented food, ceases to be of
any value and if it did no further
damage. the system would gradually
break down from lack of nourishment
But II rs an 0cfioe poison and acts
with deadly effect upon our whole
SYSTEM. Govt, Rheumatism, Liver
Trouble and many other complaints are
tFaceable to POisonS in the blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
Joined Another Company.

Alfred o. Rieck did not join the
Van Dyke & Eaton stock company as
his friends first supposed. He went to
Peoria, where he joined the Olympia
stock company, with which he will re
main the balance of the season. He
went in response to telegram offer
ing him a good position with the com
pany
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01

Y; II. M. Hyer, Chicago; e. l.. Ber-
nard, Muscatine, Iowa; F. A. Cone. JAS
per, Mich; p. A. Fair, Helena, Mont;
W. II. Bassett, George 7. Knox, Chi
cago; r. E. Brown, Peoria; A. G.
Smeather, Peoria; Charles Kohen, Chi
cago; o. V. Douglass, Iowa City, Iowa;
p. V. Hanson, Detroit, Mich; r. j.
Brunette, Chicago; III. o. Henderson,
Lincoln, Neb.; J. BerneT, Kansas City.
Kans: p. Jones, Waukesha. Wis; f.
A. Kerker, Chicago; J. E. Ferris, La
Crosse, Wis; G.. e. Smith, Chicago; ".
Greenbaum, New York; F. F. Gusler,
Muscatine; c.. Oelschiagel, Rock ISL
and; +. j. Wheeler, Milwaukee; p. F.
Aye, Alpena. S. D.; NJ LaweTnS, New
York Mr.. and Mrs c. Richie, Rock
Island; H B. Klasmeyer. st. Louis;
S. Butler Mr.. Burrows. ]. Smith, Gus
Eastland, c. H. Hunt. Cambridge, Ill;
c. l.. Lindner, Muscatine; H. r. Lieb-
man and wife, Louisville; w. A. Hud
den, Muscatine: H. S. Castles, Spring
field ILL.,; H. Williams and wife, st.
Louis; Charles E. Hoar, Quincy, ILL.,;
C. l.. Bernard, Muscatine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
c., M. & ST. p. Excursion Rates.

HOmeseekers tickets on sale every
Tuesday in each month to Nov. 1, 1905.
TO points in Iowa, Minnesota, North
and South Dakota. And every first
and third Tuesday in each month to
other homeseekers' territory. For fur.
Their information phone or call at any
c., NJ. & st. P. ticket office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
A Fearful Fate.

II is a fearful fate 10 have to endure
the terrible torture of piles. Il can
truthfully say writes Harry Colson,
of Masonville. Iowa. that for blind,
bleeding. itching and protruding piles,
Bucklin's Arnica Salve is the best cure
made" Also best for cuts. burns and
injuries % cents al Hartz & Ulie-
meyers, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01
If i'm a kind of bilious mood

You wish an aid to digest food,
No other pill is half so good
As DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The famous Little Pills Early Risers
cure constipation. sick headache, bill
iOusness, etc. They never grippe or
sicken, but impart early rising energy.
Good for children or adults. Sold by
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-01

c., M. & ST. p. Summer Tourist Rates.
The c., NJ. & st. p. railway will sell
round trip summer tourist tickets
daily, commencing May Is, to Sept. 80,
1905, to various summer resorts in
Wisconsin. Final return limit, Oct 81,
1905.