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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-15

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ Improvement district No 70, toy the improve
ment OF South Fourte enth street. under ordinance
No l.273 and ordinance No 2.259 and hearing
thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
Of local improvement district No 20 for the i'm
Proyement of south Fourteenth street from WASH
lBgton street 10 Pine street, under ordinance No.
l.273 And ordinance No. 2,259 has been reported
BY the board of public works to the city council of
the city OF Seattle and Ia file In the office OF
the city clerk and the same is now open for public
Inspection al said office. and will remain open for
Inspection until Friday, the 30th dav Of septem-
Der, 1897 at o'clock m. and all persons inter-
esed are hereby required TO appear before the city
council in Joint session to he held in the council
chamber of the house OF delegates in the CITY hall
Friday, the 30,h day Of September, 1892, at 8
o'clock p. m, and make objection thereto. At
said time 50 fixed the council will CONSIDER any and
Al objections made, and will make such correc-
lions In said roll As 1t deems JUST, and will then
deiuct the amount OF such cost assessed against
street crossings (Which shall be paid from the
general road fund Of the city,. and viii then by
ordinance approve such roll and levy and assess
the amounts thereof against each parcel and lot
shown In said roll, and declare the same Hen
tnereos- said matter may be adjourned to u later
date II so ordered by the city council.
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN.
Citv Clerk of the City of Seattia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-15

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ Improvement district No. 80. for the improve
ment OF Carroll street under ordinance No. 2. ISL,
and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
OF local Improvement district No. 80, for the inn
provement OF Carroll street, from the north line Of
Chae street TO the south line of Randails seconds
addition TO the city of Seattle under ordinance NJ
I.2oi, has been reported by the board OF pubdc
works to the city council Of the city Of Seattle and
Is now on file in the Oft &c Of the city clerk, arr the
same Ii nov open for public inspection 4 said
once aud will remain open for tnspec,ioa until
FRIDAY, September 20. 1892. at B O'Clock ~ M, and
al persons interested are hereby requtrSd to mp
pear before the city council in JOINT session 90 be
bed Ia the council chamber of the hanse Of dele
Yates In the city hall on Friday, theS0th day of
september. 1892. at o'clock p. m. nH make OBJ
jecion thereto. At said time SO Med the city
council viii consider any and ali objections made
end VIII make such corrections in Aid roll as II
deems just, and will Their deduct the amount OF
saeh cost assessed against street $ossings (which
snail De paid from the eeneraaf oad fund OF the
CITY and will then by ordinance spprove such roll
and levy and Assess the amoInts thereof against
each parcel aud iot shown In Hid roll. and declare
the same n lien thereon. said matter may be al
losrned 70 u later date II So ordered by the city
council GEoRoBJ ]. SLOVENIAN.
City Clerk efthe City of seattle
uate OF first publtpafinu SenfemhAr Y 1872
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-15

TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TO-DAY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
The Wooden Indian

l nstd t. live II Spain, aod after
wao3 IL the West Indies before came
10 the States C2s< the wo>1e.1 Indian
kraS tsetoce came - this coonty. |
have been asked tsa:E>e " hsre the v>odea
Indian Sos his start only know what
| have heard at>oct him n the Old
World There Was 40 Sdve1turer
named Rutz who ist. his old cry, Rsr-
celoaa, and came IL Virgins 81 years
sSo When he retained be executed
the w<N<:ez Indian e rude way, IS $
vre ot the sort of animal be h.s3 met L
the New World and the figure WAS *,
NJ IN t0nnt ~ = shop where wine was
soaA Finally it became 3 >o-t oS trade
mark There were s--2Ake-S L. those
days sad :l2ev sS>oCi he'd aI>>,-d The In
dia,A A,l<: The wooden ln.is-1 : oow
ssss.. Il .-tSa; * nearly every CSC store
Interview u Chicago Tribune
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

They tel a funny story Of a man WIZ
rented a t.nx II the r,sto.Gt>e awhile So.
he arrears - have t>-,n .aaw 70 tht
business aai failed - cce the hang ..
The thing. After month ~ - he csalt>;
n one q 1l.lo ;N>>,.c:.i;<>e o.Ec!a-s and ~
San ~ kirG alN>u: the hox. TIE blamed
thing ueN>- Lao shy mail IN IL" WAS bis
complaint
Il have lt->A1t3 z ;ha: box every day
sincc r>'nt<<? il a--li II h!As1': b;a3 y thing
IN it the whole Tina | eva. s3J-tS<>i a
letter =, :!ySelf and never heard from Il
The tU>> t.s,k Look At the box s-2d
the 1.rsto,i>a rlaa inquired if the h1x
renter had e~>a- tproed his box Why,
.sos II cru->sa n,t. C><1,dnt be Sae tia:
t1f,-a wasn't anything p -
Ot c,>U1>sa il ty!-zl<>; at TAT be ha-i
t,r-o+te,l tho nv-,ll>>- * us ls>x though
Il WAS >0 lis -><>:?s and ha3 h<e-
w:lchirS 81! svVyxa-.u-c cy>>- ~ --<'::1:<>
c-rs> &c t,,z.... St.sk II .-2aI y RS
hox 3; LIST A.. went SWAY feeling S-1la-.
e-norSh - c-luN3 .--Sl>l<e II i.-i}C4ea-t
EX0rrS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

4 truly unique heAsa>xsN game v1as
tssine PLAYED % the s,u;h meadow y,
Central park when = reporter v-1lks>:
,hr,0Sh ther<, few rno<aincs acA The
players were the ,nrAses~ az s,r.oe hts>Y,itA!
for curing physical de<o<rnitaes IN chill
drei., and not ooe0 the fifteen hoy-s hai a
s,uDi holy. THREE Of them were on
cr1tches> m consequence of . wisher>3 hS
each: three O. fo0r more bad their legs
strapped to irou supports 10 stzAiShteu
them cut, AMI N fSc< eAnh one q the
boys Was physically deaoxmed in some
way. The pitcher and first hAeez0an on
one sade hcbhsed Acuni co czuach

and the catcher ca the other siae hai
o0e leS tied up in iron supports
II w>>ui have been sad spectacle bad
not the youngsters almost forced smile
70 ct1ae 81 the osnls,ks-s face by the So
rrezae enjoyment which they derived
t0E1 the game The boy On cr0ochts
wAs at the hsI he hit the hall. and
ht,hhle-<3e-hll,l, he went toward first
base. caught his fax m the haze x-i
rolled over AMI oy>az - the ground. BE
cos On his oo<a font again with SURPRISING,
slsAc-1;y. his oily impeachment seeming
IL tsA the laughter which MAS sA.AkIr.,
his w-,Nale t-a<.,A
The tslhey two e>Ss vho walked ult:e.
tx assistance ~ c-ct<h<es VIE v>a.t>.4 :
tov s,aes- turn =; the ha:> OK, Went Z;
esaA::>. tx. >shAy a.,>s kn>>>Ss>. MS CT.
| :7sa under HIN C<>a- he ~>e;lt ~. :>e
~; s>-asS, while s.Nros ~ la2Sht<Ac
wen; u, trSa h>s Asa.sAnSN>s Hs SZs'
s-s u.> lau&-A,x2,. and >.&a nos ass-ASr 70
MIN: tbs seemingly cz-sd t->cS II he
/ hxs>. A ia7-e na1aG~e- .: spectators
wa,chs>! ;tle game for aNae tlInt, a-nl
the 2nf,x<uaate la.ss SEEMED s.o ea5cs
themselves every minute they Were ox
The Geld. View Yorx TrnGnA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
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A womAu's Staten emit.

They got into an argument ABOUT the
money made by people who earn their
living on the stage. OF course they diff
fered; people can't argue satisfactorily
unless they do differ. But here is the
opinion Of a woman who was once on
the stage, who was considered popular,
who was clever enough in her work to
get applause and praise. who presum-
ably earned moro than the average &C
tress. and yet who is content with her
present life:
"Whcn l take ont the money paid for
gowns which were useless except on the
stage. when make allowance for tray
cling expenses. hotel bills, weeks in
which few performers earn anything;
when take into account engagements
which could not for many reasons be
satisfactory to TIC; when l foot up tho
salaries which sometimes in my early
work never received, and when l est
mate the thousand and one little ex-
penste which were then necessary, con-
slider that for several years of my life |
earned practically nothing bat a living,
and worked very hard, you must IN
derstanl When / got married l left
the stage Now it isn't necessary to tell
You what my salary was or what my
husbands salary now is. bnt his earn
ingp arc less than mine were. But we
two live much better ON his smaller
salary than I alone could live on my
bigger salary. We have pretty home
and all that we need TO be happy. We
save little money too SO suppose
this is q fair answer ~ TO what one
makes ON the stage. There are o great
many circumstances to be considered"
New York Tribune.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

A. interesting .i:;:.s. war s:o-v haS
ti>>ys,r.Aa. ..un<e * A-a,ka-1.sA to- is
ass-> \: TX. .-,->> lr>-.Uz Was -sss-S--:.-. :
S,a.--as..'< A>;vaa>>a. Jcs1SS> :e.e-l = S.a-:
csa,e:>a..z. ~-,a< delivering, = message Er-
his ca..lt. w.ss:. n. sax = l,f-la child. IS:
t...lv II 2..>a.. clothes hiding = ie--o-
hsA..a: = *-s,>4a A>.l><a :. tasa G,-a>cs -zA-
of The ,as...rtS :--c:-. each a<-.y. jones
rt>ssa :ozx-A-3 t>o.,k Tx >>.z.l2 ~ rs ho,-&
AN: s-.a,llsx>. txsck Us,1. Aeg - the Con
f,A.s-s;s G2sA Wae-- he Criosl forces
saw TIE st they c>as<,i firing. a-sl there
was 81 Ts.l;Y-Ea.'r1 CESSATION ~ hoSt23-
nsx unCl the child had been carried - =
,,oan; Of ss3tsy Charleston News sid
Ns>x,-1ssr
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
DANGER ON THE ELEVATOR.
People Who Should TO Careful How
They Uae tho Rapid Lifts.


They Uao tho Rapid LinA.
The general use of rapid travelling ele-
vators is having an effect upon the peo-
pie who Use them that is causing a good
deal Of speculation as to whether it is
safe for person having weak heart to
ride up and down on them habitually.
Some persons believe that the rapid mo.
ton and sudden stops are liable to pro.
duce heart disease Doctors are not posi-
tive on the subject, but their opinions
seem to lend color to the theory that
person with weak heart should not
ride frequently on such elevators.
This is certainly very interesting
question:" said DR.. Thomas J. Mays.
who makes diseases OF the heart a
speciality. Il have heard people com
planning Of q sinking feeling III these
rapid transit elevators, hut whether the
movement vt the elevator has any effect
on the heart or not am not prepared t.
say. When y PERSONS heart is diseased
III any way the slightest change of en-
vironmcnt will affect it. Of course. The
movement ot the elevator causes
change of envirNnmcnt, but ii may y,
may not cause AL A,gravation W the
heart TROUBLE. NouhtltxSs it Quickcus
the movement NJ the haart, hut without
seem t. me that the movement nf a
rapid transit elevator would only affect
thNSc persons whose hearts an affected.
However. l AIN rN,t prepared to give m
opinion without study If the question"
nr. Frank WANhury. another physl.
clan who gives heart troubles special
attention. alsN said he had not studied
the question. hut he WAS rather inclined
~ think tho movement " rapid transit
elevator would a:f,<'t y lN>rs,n: -'Nut."
Saii hr. Il think it would have moro
t:Et<'t N0 the nerves than Nl the heart. |
>.nNr DOWN III Nne W those elevators
tA.S rrCH;I,.y with - lady, AMI she com
V!a'0ri e y sinking feeling, - If she
Mas .>n:~.y T. f3i&t, Not having ..;vrn
me IH.:tN~ NY serious consideration.
a21 rNt prepared - give III opinion. MI
| should t@":& McrNous l<\>YIe w>~'A
10y YcNN4E'y ~ a,f,\'tHl Ny tlln sudden
80. swift upward ~ dNwnwac! muN>u
- ~ 1iHva: ""
~. tNhN T. %>,~:Hakrr WAS he
physician WAC Gs>l.ne! u cNi>:>SS ~
,?inlon. Il have hea0! the ,~a;te: 3,s-
c:;SS'\!, sid lie. "h,,: have nnt riven
II personal alteration. The motion q: a
TA:n! elevate: t.2I10H.el',y has trln
!>orarv ERECT ~! S>,1e IN 'Yie, hut Whether
!; a's'\'tS the heart permanently " NOT
cAilnn, say"
Another physician snlI that rnanv
lN>->N0S' nerves AID hearts Are Atfc,>t>~i
Nv the oxry>>lvc us, II tobacco. ANI the,
rapid motion ~ IT, elevator Will alwAvS
a:f,>>t the;a. The heart is awavs a.
t~>'tN by the constant Use If tobacco.
AMI Its movement easily Quick,ne~i Nv
excitement II any kind. This is t~Y,-
cially the case Will, persnns Of nervous
temperament, AMI those persons a,wAvs
have sinking ter!i3s when rspi,i t-Hns:,
elevator suddenly starts " s:o,>S
Whether these rapid transit elevators
have ir>.ula:.cn: c:Fe>,t uiNnn TX, heart
~ nerves, hp would not veut.!>, Al.
NI.:! Philadelphia Record.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
Life, Health and strength.
APALAcHIcoLA, FLA, Feb. II, 1873

APALAcHIcOLA, FLA, Feb. II, 1889.
Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah
DEAR Sins will write to you to in.
form you that was afflicted with Blood
disease. tried one bottle of and it
gave me no relief. was in bed seven
months. l tried prominent physicians, and
they could not do me any good. l saw
your advertisement of p 2. =. in the Apa-
lachlcoa Times, and thought / would try
it. The bottle got tonight makes seven
or eight, and, oh, how good feel. l have
been up ever slice and at my business
lumber inspector. You may publish This
that P. p. P. is life, health and strength
NJ 2. BoLnEN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
A Little Girl. Experience In a Light
house.

NJ. ana Ms Loren Tce>c,,t are keep
evS Of the government Clubhouse Al Sand
Nca>h, Mich aad are blessed with a
daughter !ou- wars Old Last April She
WAS taken down with measles. folinw,>;
with dycait,:! cough ana turning int
a fever doctors At home and AZ nc:rnl.
,rr~;,! htr. but in vain. she grew worse
rapidly u:l;;i she WAS mere "harifu. ~:
.>,>He> The. Size tried N-. Kings New
Discovery and after The use ot two ana a
hat N,:tl' WAS completely cU0Ni They
say NJ k;nSS New Discovery Is worth
IS weigh; N god, Set ynu may ce; 4
.r.a, ha;tle free a: NJ l-ivc.v'< dr1.. store
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
setting II Right

Thf->> w>a< sign ~ tie hA-ha. Gncy
w:2tow C
.l.>S, "B>>:S R.a<AlN. IL.
s-iA~ 4 re>.,>;--..,-. .Ala>. M. ->4s.3 t.
So. an! thea. oix:3e3 ;A<- COS. ~: sa:y..
I!Gs: >sT>>:;; a - &a,<S- N; tx,c
:.lA;. IL 10y v>y~A-> t>>f> a>u>a4.avs>"
Tx ha1.<a- 1;l..:;: say ANYTHING. hit
..:f<S t:1:e -c,s>-'4N:2 >>>,.c,u:,,3 :a.s r1,s..
Was -<-.l;> So. :, >h&.->-: :Ae <.1-s "a
->>s>3. -F>laecs E.@.<-k,,: Inside sc ha>.
saA->>ty 70; :; =, wAe-, the same mar
ca;.as' al>r<aS Again AM <rI<sst>s ,,,e DIX
&, SAY:
No ogse Wants the inside * his sns~
hlAnSs>1 We Jay Il have the shine cxa
The t~tS52e Better ax IL"
The tM<s<sr -,rzale>s ova- Il ttse awhile
a23 realized la; the -aA2 was right,
and raext Gay Sae &Sa was re,.s>,ss by
one rsA>.inS;
The o1sSde q SHOES hlacks>. inside
That's perfectly crcea." sSss TIE
tsal; finder. IS he caz,Se along L the ar
! e-oooa, ''N~ve- give yourself away
! ~. the English language Always SAY
what yo1 moan, B<sssx ,1t CT . SSa
IL the other window 1t Shave Yon
| While You Wait Everyh>sy vii then
| understand tASs they must wait while
yoO sAAvNN@New York World
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

II Is MT the Wink but The WITTY which
kills There Is nn s.arha for the Aoty
ike regular wo<k x the zasnd, sasck>h
this is Unfortunately n& osrs0 aYy@Sra.
AK. ~ not allowed by the physicians q
whcrn anxious mothers take their Sccw-
us daughters Halls Journal ot Health
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
REMOVE THE tAVSE-'' i

no dNuht tie correct
thing IL treat the symptoms of disease,
bu' this IS no; effective unless the cauSe
y! the complaint IS removed For in
stance. fever may Ne treated with Quin-
inc. etc. eui unless the cause is removed
the fever will surely re:uCn Again. the
sores and erup,ions Of scrcfulA may he
healed by mercury and potash treatment,
but unless the cause for these symptoms
is clean>ei frcgn the system they will re-
turn CT attack some Of tae delicate inter-
nAl organs, Swift's Specific strikes at
cause Of the trouble, and fcr>es out the
germs Of disease, and The poison through
the po'es Of the skin, and At the same
time builds up the general health of re
sufferer Swift's Specific 5 purely veg
etable remedy. and is harmless 10 the
most delicate, We, il never fails IL e.imi-
nate the poison from the human body,
We will mail a valuable hook - 81 who
will send .or il.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co, Atlanta IA.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

The ta.set has i1a1slsc2s reliance Il the
toreAnowle<>Ss claimed By 01saes a1sd
xae~ ,<>oS,se sd. be las been known %
pay hl>ckraal 10 Yratssssd exr.onents q
the s.hasck at" who threatened him with
81 raaa,er az psrslS-ExxcAacra
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

Ioa may ccsssA ara cosaSa AID cough
and ccsscA and cos3sa hat vos will ne;, il
vca take De wits CIaea .sns Consamr-
a,oa Care Soaa by NJ Lively,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

SHRINER'S INDIAN TERAlFCGE
Is resfec,sy safe snd easily administered,
l. is cAeAr and VIII give satisfaction,
TT IL
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

your fancee is Boston girl
ieve?"
yes
"Then I suppose she is fam;B..
BrowningT" wa
Il beg your pardon. The trnop
girl is never familiar with anvb,s.s oa
Boston Gazette.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
v, c. POWELL, Stenographu

AMEs BUILDING, TALLAHASSEE, FLA
All kinds Of Stenographic.mschhe
work. Legal work a specially VIII vii
any section Of the State upon engagemen
and report proceedings and deliberations
rcblic meetings, assemblies and speecha
making duplicate transcripts, as may
desired lily
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16
A Gentle Reminds.

n Gentle Reminder
Tramp-Madame, l have faith n i,
heve that you will take pity on ma =,
give me nice warm breakfast "0a
Madame-Yes, but you must remo,,,
that faith without work is dead IT,
the woodpile at your service,-Ros..s
Transcript.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-14
For Governor,

Judge A. J. Hunter, of Paris, H., ar
rived in Rock Island this morning and is
stopping at the Rock Island house. To>
day he has been in the hands Of William
McEniry and other representative demo-
Gratis. He is a candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor of the
state. He is a lawyer by profession and
has been resident of the state since
1881, the year of his birth. He was
elected to the state senate in 1864 ard in
1870 he ran for congress in the Fifteenth
district and led the democratic hosts
against Jesse II. Moore in district 5.>
COO republican, and though he failed of
election he reduced the ma GRITTY to 800
In 1882 he ran against Joseph G Cannon
whose majority he pulled from
5000 at the previous election down to
l 500. He is one of the men who has
proven himself stronger than his party in
every canvass he has entered, and should
he be nominated for governor would
mahe d NlSotouS anu aSSIesslNC Cdul-
paign, and undoubtedly be elected. He
is known throughout his district as the
"old man eloquent. When asked as to
the political outlook by an ARGUS reporter
this morning, Judge Hunter said it was
exceedingly brigh', and that al aggres-
siye campaign was ali that was necessary
to win the day. He declined to speak Of
his own chances further than to say they
were equal to the best.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-14
Lyndas New Subdivision

C. F LYnde has begun the work OF
grading up the L7nde subdivision on
Seventh avenue and Elm street. The 10
cation is certainly one of the most desir-
able in the city, located as it is on the
Elm street line and only two blocks from
Moline avenue, which makes it of easy
access. The lots are ali high and dry,
and will undoubtedly prove one of the
most attractive sites for hemeseekers that
has yet been thrown open for settlement.
The grading will be finished by May l .
The agency for the sale of the lots has
been placed with the real estate firm of
Reidy Bros, and this will probably be
the last chance of securing a desirable To-
cation at reasonable prices. The above
firm have also some fiEe lots on Eighth
and Ninth avenues between Twenty
eighth and Thirtieth which are being sold
on good terms.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-14

appointed delegates TO the city township
convention, who are as follows: Will
liam McEniry, Edwin Ward, G. A.
Schumacher. G. Heick, H. Braun, ]. E.
Larkin.
THE CANDIDATES
Daniel Mckinney. the nominee in the
First ward. would no doubt have been q
winner. but THE ARGUS regrets to state
that he has declined today and the ward
committeeman have issued call for
another caucus next Thursday evening
The democracy in the Second ward has
placed man in the field who is first class
in every respect. He is a plasterer and
is both well known and popular. and
every indication points to Henry Kinner
as the next alderman from that ward.
In the Third ward r. G. Lloyd will
undoubtedly sustain the reputation of
democracy in that ward. He is a stone
cutter and bright energetic young man
who will be credit to his ward and the
council alike. His election is foregone
conclusion.
Valentine Dauber is the nominee of the
democracy in the Fourth ward, and con-
se4uent.y the next alderman from that
ward. He is staunch democratic staunch
friend, will make staunch candidate and
is pretty staunch man generally.
John L. Mayer. the shoemaker of 2016
Second avenue. is the Fifth ward csndi-
date. He is lifelong democrat, hard
working. upright cit zen who will make
creditable alderman.
In the Sixth ward John Dindinger. the
popular printer. will take the conceit out
OF William Kennedy, who has boosted of
being able to do as he pleased in the
ward. At the same time Frank Wiegsnd
will take the seat vacated by AID. Froh-
boes.
In the Seventh ward eX-Ald. J. h
Kerr will be returned to the council
chamber, and needs no introduction to
our people. For the short term j W.
Lawhead will prove popular and win
ming candidate.
Altogether the democracy has reason
to be proud of its nights work.
Edward Bakersfield today announced
himself as candidate for the democratic
nomination for township collector. Et
is well known. ard would run ike race
horse If nominate
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-14
The Blizzard

OF last week was especially unfayor-
apie Tor sale of spring and summer
silks, and we feel it both a duty and
pleasure 10 continue our special prices
Ior another week. With our stock
largely augmented with later arrivals
OF choice styles for this week, we will
on Monday a. m. continue the sale with
attractive additions and special new
features.
The high toned printed Jap silks. IS
inches in width, seems to be a LEADING
favorite. We are selling them and in
tend to continue this entire lot at $50
per yard.
A good assortment still left of those
~ inch printed China silks while thew
last will go at SOC: probably no dupli.
Gates can be had. The crystal silks in
II new shades for spring costumes are
quite as popular as any shown to date.
The favorite colors are moving very
freely, and not many days will see a
scarcity in these goods.
Make your selections now while first
choice can be had.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-14
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A safer and better investment
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Money loaned at lowest rates.
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