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MEETING NoTIoEs-CoNTINUED.

MEETING NoIICES-CONTINUE
Kegular Meeting Of the
clety viii be held THIS wEDNEsDAY, ~
g gor%ia ~; at o'soek SHARP at b 10 Call
requested to attend. BY order OF fgSs1Sss%
LAzAR JovovICH, Pres. EEE
VLADIMIR JovovIcH, Rec. See. 1 NtNf
No. The ReguI3r Meeting of the B~icIl-
u~S layers Association will be held THIS
&WEDNES pAY) EVENING, at b. b. Hall. 12l
Eddy St, at O'Clock sharp. full attendance is
requested. Election of officers.
W. Il. HARVEY, President.
Jas. K. COLBERT, Secretary.
~ The Chinese Must Go"-,Mass-
u.s. meeting TONIGHT, at the corner of U nion
MIA and Laguna sts., TO organize anti-Chinese
club Speeches py Dr. Charles Carroll o'DonneIi,
Denis hearney. Colonel 6. w. Fox, C. ?. Maze and
!. j. Weaver. Ladies Invited.
W No. Family Reunion tt%tATI\ ~.
ana Picnic-A special meeting ~G-SfHA \gSEs(e..
OF this division viii be held In 81 AKA \lsSS.Y "
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 'S5< Slssss.SEs2
pletng arrangements for the twenty-fourth an
nual picnic to be held at Harbor View Park July
4. The committee on prizes VIII present their re-
port, and other committees will be appointed,
By order NJ C. GoRHAM President
NJ: +. OoNLEAVY, Secretary je2O 1t
w. em6lems. badges; etc, made; reasonable
prices. FERD. HEIDUSKA, 4l3 Bush ST. te2s 6m
SPECIAL NOTICES.
" Ladies' Nurse Mrs. Hoffman,
go nurses ladies' at their homes; 10 years e1
perience. 400 Camp ST. je20 3m
EP II Machine Whitewash Contracts
- taken machines for sale Spear st.mrlS ly
FP Books Bought and Sold. Healy 4
- DAILY. 4oS o'farrell st, 1stf
E Sore Eyes-See ID. Knapp. 5OIb
Nc Third ST.; cure guaranteed or money re-
- Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Col
H>o lections made city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co.. 4l5 Montg'y ST.. r. 8. Tel 55SO.de24 tt
R Roberts Choice Candies and
E~S Chocolates, packed in tin boxes specially
for the country. sent by mail or express, soc 10,
Send orders TO factory, Polk and Bush. 5. F.. tel
232I ap9 If
~ whitening rooms. 81 Up; Paper ng
49, So up GEO. HARTMAN.5l3 hlrd st. jy2 tt
~ John F. Lyons. Notary Public and
gomery; telephone 5439; residence 2202 Steiner
street. je9 tt
~ DIR. Hall, 1886 Market, Murphy
90 building rooms So and "a; diseases Of
women. jal7 6m
HSF Home Confinement-Trrlns Moder-
80 ate MRS. DIR. DONOVAN. 3O6 Folsom.6tf
R[SP a Cure Guaranteed-French Fee
49, male pills neYerfatl In suppression monthly
periods, no matter what cause: always produce
effect desired; ladies, health delicate or other
conditions. should use them. MRS DAVIES.
1885 Market st, Murphy bldg, T. So. Sd loor.ap20
- Buy Your Cloaks at Wholesale
R'>S prices. Factory. 20 Sansome st. mrl0 ON
- Mrs. Loag, healer, impurities ofblo"d
S>S cured by her remedies. 1855 Missio on ago 3m
70 Patients taken In confinement; good
T>S home; private; reasonable 1888 Mission SIN
HF37 DIR. Poulson, HomeOpath st. $40
80 kearny ST hrs TO ;chronic diseases. I'm
a)JS7 Ladies', if irreGu lar. SEQ Mrs. PuetZ
- and be content at once. s56 Folsom. mr. tt
g. Private home, continent; monthly
I=~S irregularities cared day: no Instruments.
Mrs. SCHMIDT. grimm midwife. l2il12 Mission. ~
- Homo, Board or housekeeping.
ef-S MRS. DIR. F NIKE. l4i6 Eighth A ameda tt
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T G. LAWSoN-TINNING AND sRFETTRON
y Works, sos Battery St; jobbing of al kinds
uoHc- 6tn
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GINGER SEWING MACHINE, BEST MAKE
bworth $40, for SIS: perfect. 4i6 TayIor.ap29 tt
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DACIFIC DANCING CLUB. CAS- GFARy ST
L classes Monday and Wednesday: sociais
Friday evenings; private lessons ar ali
hours Je4 SuWe I'm
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A DOZES FINE CABINETS So so. WITH
y life-size crayon, gold ana cream frame *
New York Gallery, ll44 Market st. ieI4 i'm
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SITUATION Manitoba YOUNG GERMAN
- girl wishes situation as general servant 76
Clemeutiua ST ieo1 ots
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GILL ALIVEAND w e DEFY COMPETTTT0N-
- Graduated sugar. II lbs Tor 81 best four q5c
per sack; good raisins sc per Id; 2-lb can co,Ded
beef, l5c; lbs Rice, 25cper: . cans table frnit
25c; Jars jam, Csc; 5-gaIlon can coal oil s5c. q
lbs French pruneS. 81; Is lbs best currants ISL
Armour potted ham, SC per can; cheese loo -
lb; 80 soda cracs for Sc: IA cans Cuttings ~
matoes, 81. c. A. PARKIN Il CO.. temneranca
grocers, 29l0 Sixteenth st al26mWeSTo
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p. MCELROY, ATTORN Ely, REMOVED
q from Oakland to 81 Chronicle bldg. mrl2 ON
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MAN AMI WIFE WANT SITUATION IN LOG
4u ging-camp or mill as cook. take charge OF
boarding ouse. Please address N. W.. box 1874,
Gail Branch Office ielg 3ts
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G.J : EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS WORK
L1 y. as porter. bell elevator man; under
stands hotel. restaurant and saloon work; rough
carpentering; can drive. ETC.; good reference: age
30. HARILEY. 20 Third st. ie1S 81
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- DIR. Hall, 1886 Market, Murphy
S~O building rooms So and "a; diseases OF
women. inlI fin
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-~-~ .t-St 1850 NV 80. Pootal' "a 4lu. u
CONTENTS OF LARGE ROOMING- HOUSES
y can be had E small lots suit purchasers; car
pets, bedSteds, par sets, mattresses, etc will
sell Tor cash or easy payments. j. NOoNAN. lOl7
to OPS Mission above Sixth. Is
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RCS5s Whitening rooms. ST. Up; Paper ng
- s. up. GEO. HARTMAN. 5l9 THIRD 81. " Il

ECs5@ John #. Lyons. Notary Public and |
V1~~ CommiSs oner of Deeds office 607 Mont |
gomery; telephone 5439; residence 2202 Steiner |
street. II
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"A ANTED - OTTO HOMMEL. GARDENER,
~ please call; band-saw filer, 500 and board;
man about place. $25 and found; timher-faller,
S55 and board; tiemaker, 91ac: buttermaker.
$35 and found: ranch teamsters $50 and board:
auwasher, S25 and found; American driver and
canw washer. $50 and found and increase: mixer,
$50 aud board: blacksmith 81 so day; engineer
with marine license $50 and board: choreman
for ranch $40 ana found: harkpeeler, 81 Il cord;
miner: teamster; wagonmaker to rent coun-
try shop, and others: Apply j. +. CkOSETT IL
co. 62S Sacramento st
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EDUCATIONAL,


| lillian BEDDARD COACHES LADIES AND
II gentlemen for the dramatic profession; ap-
pearances arranged. Shakespearean Academy, SOC
Hyde st. ie15 aim
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4 BLE-BODIED RELIABLE SWISS, WHO
y SPEAKS German and English. and who thor
oughly understands how to handle and break in
horses desires position: also understands garden
ing. Address w. NJ, care San Francisco Abend
Post. 5 IS California 81. ielS IT.
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YOU'VE, SOBER, MAN, WITH GOOD REFER
l. ences, wants situation janitor or night
watchman. Please address N W., box 1877, CalI
Branch ONCE iel9 3ts
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COOK. S75, COOK. $65, COUNTRY HOTEL; 2
" walters. same hotel. south, $50: harkeeper
country hotel, $50. HOTEL GAZETTE. AGO
kaarnY
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- Roberts Choice Candies and
S~S Chocolates, packed in tin boxes specially
for the country, sent by mail express soc 10.
Send orders TO factory, Polk and Bush, s. F. tel
252l. ana If
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COMPETENT MlDDLE-AGED MAN, SPEAKS
u languages. wants situation about place; city
or country vi ling TO nurse gentleman or lady,
or work in institution: wages nominal Call
or address 3S Clarence place. bet. Second and
Third. Townsend and Brannan. ills Ats
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" LILLIAN SEEKT. DECEASED. WANTED
~ Information of the next In kin and their
places and residence of WILLIAM SEEKT
deceased. aged about So years, native of GER
many, drowned off of the steamer George w
ED or about February ~, 1898 at Sausalito in
Marin County, State of California; business a
steamboat mate. Address EDWARD EDEN Pm
lie Administrator and Administrator OF the ia
tate OF WILLIAM SEEKT, Deceased San RafaaI
Marin County. Cal. Dated June 6. 1893 ielI III
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COMPETENT MAN, WITH GOOD REFER
~ ences, wants situation in private family to
take care of cows horses, garden, lawn or make
himself generally useful. Address G. f., box 100,
Call Branch Office
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4 ERMAN WHOEVER IN BUSINESS, HONEST
Il sober economical. good habits, wishes the ae
quaintance of German Protestant lady of the
same disposition good character and some means:
object matrlmony: correspondence strictly con6
nj Il 40 Gail Bran
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Y DUNG MARRIED GERMAN WANTS SITUA-
ton as stableman, drive delivery wagon or any
other kind OF work; will give references and
security; not afraid e. work. Address z, II. r.,
Brewery alley. bet. Sixteenth and Seventeenth
stS., OFT Folsom. Je2O It's
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w ANTED AT ONCE BY a HIGHLY RESPEC-
w table sober any kind OF work e1cept
canvaSsing; no reasonable offer refused as In
great need. Address &. w. L., box 1877, Call
Branch Office.
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fSSS7 Buy Your Cloaks at Wholesale
BIC prices. Factory. 20 Sausome st. mrIO On
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- a Cure Guaranteed-French Fee
4F~o male pills never fail in suppression monthly
periods. no matter what cause; always produce
effect desired; ladies, health delicate other
conditions. should them. MRS. DAVIES.
1896 Marriott ST. MUMMY bldg. T. So. Sd oor.a p2O
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A TTENTION, COUNTRY HoTEL-KEEPERS-
a Do you want clerk. barkeeper, steward head
waiter, cook, baker waiter houSekeeper. chainber-
mald or any other help. If so we can supply you at
once free of charge; send your orders &. X.
HANSEN & CO., 10 Geary ST. le9 u cod
STEADY YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION
~ to work around private family; country pre-
lerred can take of horses and IS good driver;
wages nominal. Address Ii. b, box ~, Gail
Branch ONCE. je21 6t*
EXPERIEN CED CANWASHER WANTS WORK.
~ Address NJ. box lao. Call Branch ONCE Il 3t'
PRACTICAL GARDENER, NO. 1 WORKER
L who understands the care OF horses etc, wants
work at moderate wages. Address g.. box 49,
Call Branch ONCE. Je2l 3t*
u ELIABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION
II In place to drive and care of horses; willing
10 do what required: handy with carpenter Tools
Cali or address N p. 1867 Folsom ST. 1e@I 3t~
GWEDE. 90 YEARS OF AGE. SEEKS POSI-:
~ ton OF any kind. Address 5. III, box 13i, Call
Branch ONCE. je21 3t*
EXPERIENCED MAN WITH STOVES AND
- hotel ranges wants position as salesman III
hardware-store to travel Call at lO22 MIS-
sion st. je2l 3t*
SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT COOK;
y hrst-class meat-cutter and pastry-cook: CITY
PAUL DEMEUTHER, 2ll5 Bush ST. 1e2l 3t*
COMPETENT CoLoRED MAN WANTS STU
" alton TO work in private family or around prl-
vate places is industrious and steady is wiling 10
DO anything. Call address G. NJ, box ia Cali
Branch once. je2l 3t*
WANTED AT ONCE BY A HIGHLY RESPEC-
w table sober man any kind of Work eXceUt
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

| . FIRST-CLASS MATTRESSES FOR FIRST
= class hotel. country; $50 and free fare G.
r. HANSEN q CO.. 40 Geary st.
(NHAMBERMAID: SPRINGS: STEADY THE
Y year round; $40. c. L. HANSEN & CO., Ito
Geary ST
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MRS. j. J WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT. TEST
w medium and llfe-reader. 2lS Stockton jel 8 If
MISS MELVINA, THE YOUNGEST CLAIR
w voyant on the coast; moved to 1861 Howard
street. iell I'm
M RS. ANTHONY, CLAIRVOYANT CARD
w reader: ladies' 25c,gents SOC. PAS Third. 10 I'm
MRS. BRYANT, MEDIUM, WILL TEILTRCTH
NJ about your future 251R Sixth. rm. l 8. je1O 3m
NJ ME. VIENNA, CLAIRVOYANT ,LIFER READ
NJ er: terms moderate s2SB Howard ST. my23 ii
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"a ANTED-AMERICAN BARKEEPER, COUN-

IN X,
" try saloon, $14 week; waiter for resort s25 ;
hotel waiter, $50; general-utiltv boy, pantry
work and wait at table. $40 AMI found; hand
bread ana cake bakers. S25: man and wife to run
dinning-room and kitchen. country hotel; dish
washers. country. S15 and $50 and found aud 9TH
mento ST. l
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w ANTED - CAMP COOK FOR MILL, $40
W fare advanced; 1 men TO work on 1evee
81 so per day and board must have rubber or
leather boots; fare paid both ways; butter and
cheese maker Tor creamery SIS: also farmers
mixers laoorers. teamsters, cooks, walters and
dishwashers. w. ID. EW Err q CO. 626 Claw. l
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
Michigan SoIons at Work.

LENsING, Feb. lS.-The senate by a nom
partisan vote, killed the bill prohibiting
the use of railway passes by Legislators or
state officials. The vote was IL TO ~. A
bill was introduced to bring special charter
railways under the general law for taxa
ton purposes. In the house bill was in
troduced providing that habitual drunk
ards can take the gold cure at the
county's expense. Other bills: for the use
Rhine's voting machine; to tax bicycles; to
buy electrical execution apparatus The
senate passed bill for tax of Is of a
mill on all property in the state to create a
perpetual fund for the university at Ann
Arbor, and then reconsidered it and laid it
on the table A bill was introduced in the
house taxing railway companies on their
gross earnings in the state from to , i
per cent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
Law Making for Wisconsin.

MADISON, Feb. In the assembly yes
terday the bill permitting agricultural So
cieties tG sell liquor on their grounds and
still receive aid from the state, was ordered
to third reading. Bills were introduced:
To abolish county superintendent OF
schools and create district inspectors, ap-
pointed by state board; requiring all logs
to be measured by the Scribner rules,
placing prohibitory municipal taxes upon
peddlers; requiring persons selling goods
'by auction to pay per cent. of the gross
receipts therefrom into the county treas
ury. The senate concurred in the assembly
resolution providing for the appointment
of joint committee on retrenchment and
reform as suggested by the governor in his
mPSSaGR
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
SENATE AND HOUSE DoINGS.
The Annexation Treaty Reported Favor
ably-Tension Bill Passed

The Annexation Treaty Reported Favor
abIy-Fension Bill Passed
i WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. - The senate
passed joint resolution yesterday au-
thorizing the Smithsonian institute to send
to the Worlds lair articles illustrative of
the industries OF women. The sundry civil
bill being taken up the clause legislating
John l. Davenport out of office was
stricken out by party vote. The Sher
man amendment for the sale of a per
cent. 5-year boud in case of the necessity to
keep the gold reserve intact was debated
wltnout action. In executive session the
Hawaiian annexation treaty was reported
favorablY.
The car coupler bill was reported to the
house and a motion to concur in the senate
amendments made but postponed to Tues
day next. An amendment to the pension
bill cutting out of a pension any person
with an income of 81 900 per year was
agreed to in committee and rejected by the
house The bill was then passed and the
postoffice appropriation taken up and con-
sidered until adj ournment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
A Hitch in the Big Scrap.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1e.-Charley Mitchell
met Brady, Corbett's hacker, yesterday
and proceeded to arrange for the big fight.
Mitchell accepted all Corbett's conditions
until if came to that giving the whole
purse to the winner This he refused to
accept demanding 20 per cent. for the
loser. Brady offered to agree to 81 500 to
the loser for expenses, but Mitchell was
firm and the meeting ended until to-day to
enable Brady to hear from Corbett The
latter last night wired Brady: III / can't
whip that windbag l don't want q cent.
Winner must take all I"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
LEGISLATION FOR ILLINOIS.
Synopsis of the transactions of the As.
semb iy and Senate.

Synopsis of the transactions of the As
sembIy and Senate.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 1S.-A resolution was
introduced in the senate yesterday claim
ing that the constitution prevents the re-
demption of Democratic pledges last cam
paign, and providing for the submission to
the voters of the question of calling con-
stitutional convention; it went over The
bill reducing so per cent. the penalties re-
quired TO redeem property sold for taxes was
passed, and the bill allowing each justice
of the supreme court secretary at 81 200
per annumn was sent to third reading
Johnson's anti Pinkerton bill was sent to
third reading.
Some Bills Proposed in the Senate.
A few of the bills introduced are gwen:
Appropriating 5000 for the relief of Mrs.
Florence Cause, whose husband was re-
Gently killed by falling from state insti-
tuition at Jacksonville; to prevent rail-
roads from limiting their liability to ship
pers by requiring notice to be given by the
shipper in reasonable time and at distinct
places; requiring railroads to furnish suffi-
Gent facilities for the transmitting of
freight upon their lines; providing that it
shall be unlawful to employ special
deputies or policemen; prohibiting SEEMING
for fish in rivers, lakes and ponds, except
from July l, to May l of the following
year. Adjourned to Monday.
A Hint to House Committees.
In the house aschool-book bill was intro
duced and a motion made to read it the
first time and order it to second reading.
This was opposed because the education
committee was considering the subject;
but it was because that committee was so
slow that the bill was offered in the house,
Consequently the motion was carried and
the bill sent to second reading without ref
erence. The vote was 81 to II. A bill was
introduced requiring the destruction of
cockle-burrs, thistles, etc. On roll call for
bills there was a food of them on various
subjects
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
Bloody Fight At South Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. ls.-The Polish and Hun
garian workmen at the Illinois steel works
at South Chicago filed up with whisky
yesterday, it being pay day, and as a result
got into a fight in which five men were cut
and one had his head bruised badly. ID.
Sosin, James Miller, and Albert SwartZ are
probably fatally cut The men fought like
fends, and many others were knocked out
OF time, but not seriously hurt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
Denied bv the Majors Brotber

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S-Governor McKin-
ley's brother, Mr.. Abner Mckinley, is at
the Windsor hotel He said last night to
sun reporter: Il am certain that my
brother had no business connection of any
kind with Robert l.. Walker. | am sure
that he is not on any of Walkers paper,
and is not affected by Walkers failure. /
cannot explain how such "a report was
Starta6
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
Failure of a Chicago Banker.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.--William c. Williams,
private banker Of Englewood and Grand
Crossing, has assigned to Charles L. Furey.
The liabilities and assets are reported to be
5000. The depositors are poor people,
who may snffer severely from the failure.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
STEWART PROPOSES A SOLUTION.
The Treasury Has Bari" OF Silver
Which It Can Pay Out.

The Treasury Has Bari" OF Silver
Which 1t Can Pay Out.
Stewart argued that there was no neces-
sity to sell bonds and to buy coin. There
was plenty OF coin in the treasury. There
was over $500, 1000, 900 of silver coin and sill
yer bullion in the treasury and SlOS, 900. 900
Of gold; thus making over 500, OOO, 900 of
coin or OF what might be converted into
coin. If the bankers Of the country, he
said, wanted to produce a panic let them
draw out the gold; but the government
should protect the treasury. That was the
duty OF the secretary OF the treasury. The
Bank of France would not pay out gold for
shipment to foreign countries, but paid out
silver The same policy was followed in
Germany. But here IL was proposed to sell
bonds and to buy gold for the purpose of
allowing gold to be drawn out and shipped.
Under that scheme the national debt
might be increased without limit. IL sill
yer money was good money for the people,
it was good money for everybody and there
was plenty OF it.
A Treasury Ohicial In Opposition.
PETER and Teller also opposed the meas
ure on the same grounds as Stewart. No
action was taken on the amendment There
is opposition in the treasury department
itself on general principles to the sale of
bonds, it seems. Treasurer Nebeker is
quite emphatic in his opinion that the gov
eminent should not issue bonds at present
and said yesterday that if either political
party issued bonds it would be, and de
served to be. visited with uoDular con-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
GOV. M'KiNLEY INVOLVED.
Said To BE Ruined by Youngstown. o.,
Bank Failure.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Feb 1S-Robert l.
Walker. prominent banker and capitalist,
made an assignment yesterday. The fail
ure will be wide in its effects, involving
Governor Mckinley, and the latter may
lose every dollar he possesses. He has en-
dorsed Walkers paper for from $50. 600 TO
$4,000 If il reaches over $4,000 the gov
ernOr will be ruined. Walkers debts are
said to be $50, 600, and his paper, endorsed
by Mckinley, is held 10y many banks.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

domination. He received a dispatch from
New York last evening stating that only
S7SO,0OO in gold was taken yesterday for
shipment abroad. 1t was thought from
previous adviceS that S2,5OO,OOO would be
REQUIRED
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
The Weather We NAV Expect.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-The following are Tie
weather indications for twenty-four hours
from p. IN. yesterday: For Indiana and
Iinnois-Generally fair weather; westerly
WINDS WINDS sllght rise in temperature. For Upper
Michigan-Local SHOWS; westerly winds; slight
rise In temperature eastern portion. For
Mlsconsin-I4ocal SHOWS, followed by gener-
ally 1arr weather: westerly winds; slight rise
IN temperature. For Iowa-Generally fair
weather; northwesterly winds; slightly warm
er. For Lower Michigan-Snov foIIowad Inv
clearing weather; winds shifting tn westerly.
slight rise in temperatu re.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

i have been using DR.. Bulls C1ugb
Syrup for some tine. cured my baby
of very bad cough. / believe it was the
me ans OF saving his life. Mrs. Thomas
Hinton, Cen rev lle, N. j."
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

NANTED-AGENJS TO SELL OUR CHOICE
w and hardy Nursery Stock. We have many
special varieties, both in fruits ar0 ornamenials,
to offer, which are controlled only by US. We
pay CON mission or salary. Write us at once for
telms and secure cho'ce of territory. May
BROTHERS. Nurserymen. Rochester. n. Y.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

TOR RBNT-A COTTAGE HOUSE, SEQ TWEEN
II ty-fourth street. Apply on premises.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
intelligence Column.

THE DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED AT YOUR
i door every evening for 1ahc per week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

EoUND-A STRAY COW. ENQUIRE AT W.
l. G Mauckers.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

mANTEp- A WET NURsE,gAT alls THIRD
w avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

yEyANTED-A LADY TO SELL DRESS GOODS
w on easy terms George K. HUI & Co., Suit
40 8, Schmidt blu ldirg, Davenport, Iowa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

TgsT EECElVED-SS,CO coo STOCK OF RENE
- dies Zt,z', S15l Ier box. We are sole
agents for DR.. Sprin gsoeens latest remedy, Noun
in Rose. Books and consultation free. Call
or address The Warren Brown Co, room IT,
Dittoe block, Davenport, Iowa.