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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13
ZEG4L NOTICES


DECEIyEK's sALE-C<DEK AND By EIR-
II tue OF a decree OF the superior court OF sns
sIate of Washington Tor the county OF King. ~
a certain cause therein peading. " herein bavaa
NJ McNuiler Is plaintiff snd the "a lara Esscsris
Light Cssrfpsny. & corpof alton, Is Defendant ana
eSs.orre F. 1und intsrvenor.
Notsre "a hereby given that en- MoudsYs the
18Th dav Of May, 1894, a. O'Clock 2. m, al the
front entrance 10 the council eAameer, murphy
block II. the city of Ballard, King county,
Wash the undersigned, receiver OF the Bsllard
Electric Light Company. viii sell al p1oslc suc-
ton TO the highest bidder for cash. subject 10
the speroyal and confirmation o. said superior
court all she following bed chatteis and
personal property comprising the electric light
plant of the Ballard Electric Light Company,
to-wft.
one dynamo of fifty lamps, more or less, OF
two Thousand candle power eacn: one Aslss en-
CINE OF ffty-four horse power. all shafting, pull
leys and betting and fixtures and appliances
connected Herewith: also three and one half
miles of No. wire stretched upon poles and
all appurtenances and appliances thereun,o
appertaining; thirty-six are lamps, guam
tity OF tools, Us poles, seven pole tops,
eighteen swinging hoods with pnlleys,
etc Also that certain franchise granted 10 said
Ballard Electric Light Company by ordinance
No. 81 OF said city of Ballard, under and by
virtue of which said Ballard Electric Light
property is now located in the city OF Ballard,
King county. Wash. J. N. BOYD, Receiver
Notice is hereby given that under and by vir-
tue OF order or the superior court of King
county the above sale Is postponed until the
eighteenth day OF June, A. D. 1894. st 2 O'Clock
p. m, at the same place. J. NJ. BOYD, !.
Receiver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13
CLArRYoYAxrs.


CONSULT MOSES THE PROPHET, WONDER
" ful clairyoyant, astroiogist. names given
free test TO each having q sitting. Clayton
House, i422lz Front street, room Is.
MRS MOORE, BUSINESS MEDIUM; BATHS
III vapor. alcohol. electric and magnetic. Room
10 Epler block.
NINE. LA WEE. CLAIRvoYANT, TRANCE
vi medium: tells past present and future; sat
isfaction guaranteed or no pay. Southwest
corner sixth and Madison.
DLEAsE CALL AND SEE THE WONDERFUL
i clairvoyans, Madame Francisco, l416 second
street
STORAGE.
STOP AGE-4lo SOUTH SECOND ST
blOlhOE J. C. Readmau.
TAILORING.
ARTHUR l. COON, MAKER MINIS GAR
n ments Gottstein building
TAXIDERMIsT.
~ C BERG. 22sl FRONT STREET
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13
NorEcr or Drssorurrox.

NotICE y HEREBY GIVEN THAT rag
~ e0psffuNrsaiP EsretosoFs sxsstiRx b<tweua
SAMOA kasapi NDf yossah Mayer. under he urm
n%sae ana ssyis 81 kampf 4 &sysg. 10 tAls DAY
alssatEesi y mUteAl ecnsanI Tns bushes wla
r. h<seai teF eozaacse1 aY said Joseph Nsysr
sto assumes a. tas disabilities % the iats firus
sad 10 whaga al seeoaass CW4nE tas Izt< urua
Azs 80 70 said elMoN RUMFE.
SOA &AAkA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13

THAyE Y0o TO LOAN, ? TO 5 YEARS, on
l. improved city properly q IL per cent H.
p Ha-Fe-. No Isl sauire-I4aftmer building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-13

ron SAL MTsCEIIxNEoUS
LoR sAIg-TRuNKs AND VAII>Fs lRSs
Il thsn cost closing them out Arthur Letts.
corner Fourth and Pike streats
LsOR sAiE-FISE DRIVING HORSE AND
Il nrst-clsss harness 20 Eisyeath street
E'oR SAlE-NATioNAL CASH REGISTER.
new. cheap Hall. Room 8, SIS second =
Eok sAlE-AT BARGAIN. A GOOD GEN.
a ha coz. VII - fresh THIS week asa nua
cole years eld Apply Thomas As4o3sy, Broad
way. hr0oklyn
EoR sAlE-CHEAP, 81 HORSE ELECTRIC
power motor good ss new call a. Scsnal-
nAviAa-A saeFsean hank toF further pArtienlars
LsoR sALE-oGD NEWSPAPERS. APPLY
81 tass ufseA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
oMANrEHr Nnrirr.

sat-, OF LIMOS ,,i., s.-.
IN the Circuit cenrt of said county 10 he May
term. a. u. isat.
keck Island savings rsnk " John n. Eeyroils.
fiiaha Z. hrVrnlns Do. Lacy v. q hsnron.
rrtsey NoyuD ds. Amanda Esyuoifs and Zen
Revrnitia. .ceuefIl 80. ~ q tn thaucr-v.
AnidatIf 81 nrn-r side fra 90 John " tsyrol H.
rishf ~ Ecvroiis. D.. .rctaCy pcruo IL ani rca
Rsvss lbs. irlp'esded wtnttr ahusr tefcndsnfs
incv ". Channrr mt km1r.ta rrvuolis having
s.en Hicd iu he ecras oai,e - nc eifriii ceurs
81 ssisl county nufirH e. 10 rsurr - rely given
% the eaid monte tief's anrs hlt trr cont
pitlrnaf fird a. the clcfs's on its hfil %
plaint in ssid court. co. h. rh1Hccr Size th -
ct On ihe sob daf .i ntcur,tcr. A n. f~as ard
that luminous De- been fau 81 urf ~ said CONT.
wheroin snit suit b. nuw nentir-. refrrrthis on
IN" frs monday iu tlu uou'h 90 May nsSt, n .,
~ lav required
New. unt ~ yuu. ~ ra'd n-rrsdsn' dsfcn.
danfs ahove taHfo ~ ilfu m Fffruds. Elisha Z
Rvvnuda. 1r De are d.. ur 'ds uni fcl FrruuidS
siii personally - ard nlnvar brf,re Tue ssia
eirouIt cour a. he o., ia, 90 ~. ns-t
term thorunf. o D. holden M toeS i-la1d W
ant Ter said torrf.. on be n Moudtv IN
NAY rest. and ri,tl nrswcf ~ tcrur 10
the said cumrlii Hn"s uNI 90 rruuaiuf. th,
same and m maticf- Ird itir.s ftr-I iu charged
ard stated VIII Doe taken 30 rrrf essra. ard . &C.
cfce on red against yuu ac,rri r- t. III prayer
OF said bIll.
Ioc. is'anf. ~. reh snL =. =. fsoi.
CEONsE IS. CAMILLE. Clerk.
JNtgsuN n uruaT. toup's sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22

Sealed uroposlis will tc received ~ the city
CLERKS ofiice. Rock isurd. H.. Until Nfontas.
Narch fth isai, "a 1c'ciock ~. Tor c1n-lru.ins
the lmufuvUwcu known section No. .. ORDER
cd ny ordinance ~ the 81 v Of sf1cS I-la4d N
ta--c suns fih. fsl.i. entitled IA osdint urs 10,
the imuroycnnut Ell SCvrutccuth aud Nint ternfh
streets from the sIrfu line ~ fnirl 70 thu north
ire o. toir;h avuuur sui of Twenty fhiri -trcrt.
from tir s1u'hlirO of Third 70 the north lins %
Fcu.tf ave- uH. f-lm TIE son-n Inc r. Fifth ave.
me cast Hirrf au' Re cots. thra st-vot -ou;. to
live f'n TT .oIth &c AMI nsra'lcl with the south
Inc of 4. 18Th ayr~ur." trdar the above o-,i-
nnnro. Ih. .H.H streets are ordered cirhf Il with
enrhstorUs. vr-tvutfd sui grated. improved aad
paved iI uuvinE nrics 90 good qlaiity.
piara Had s.HrcGrtfi ms tlr sut4 Improvement
on die OIL the city Cictk's uficc.
an t.fa mrsf nu accommodated with y c1r.iird
ehecs in iHc sum Of s50 go rayahle 20 tNr NJ
der of thr mayor ~ sail city. whica shall be-
cn-c forfeited said city In ease Oh, hicier hall
tail to Cuf into 60 tuart With upprovca
suretica O. tTsrufc the work for the price
mentioned iu hfs hi md ac ,ortiiug 10 the Ilan-
and sp cigcaiiou- iu tis ey5Rt tia. the contract
shn he awarded % hin.
Thc ci ) reserves the iiga; 20 reject any or all
bids.
Rock Island, IT,, Fsb. - isas
a. ". HUeslNG. city Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
Condemns Her husband.

Houston, Tex. Feb. 22.-Referring to
the statement of Mitchell, whose murder
Gus pistol did such terrible execution at
the Union station here, that Sutton had
interfercd in his family affairs, Mrs
Mitchell says that Sutton had nothing
whatever to do with their family affairs.
She says Mitchell left her standing on the
streets of Houston on July 81 last, saying
he would return in a few minutes. lie
failed to return and she wrote to her
mother for money with which to pay her
fare home. She asks the papers to pub.
lish this much in justice to her. She also
SAYS that the cause of the feud WAS that
last fall Mitchell asked Sutton To join him
in drink. sutton declined the invitation,
saying he would not denean himself by
drinking with any man who had treated
his wife as lie (MitchelD had done.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
GONE TO HUNT TIE NloTHERoY.
The Dyna,ni.er Likely To Have n Chance
tn show Her Nle:.le.

tn show Tier Me:tle.
RIO De JANEIEo, Feb. 233.-The rebel
cruiser Aquidaban left the bay al clock
in the morning IN order to Join the rebel
warship Republica, having on board, nc
cording to report, Admiral de Niello, and
which was then said TO he off the entrance
to the bay. The Aluidaban got under
way during the darkness aud mt a speed
of eight knots she steamed through the
channel and toward the harhor entrance as
If no such things as torpedoes and sub
marine mines Were in existence. When
nearing the forts at the entrance TO the
the bay the rebel ship was discovered and
the garrisor's called TO arms. \ hot fire
was soon directed upon her.
Bat the -Aquidaban steamed steadily
ahead and succeeded in passing the forts,
although she was struck several times.
The forts kept firing ut the Aquidaban
until she was cut Of range. but it Is not be-
lieved that any serious damage was in
fiicted upon her. When some distance OF
shore the Aq;.idaban met her consor.. the
Repubiica. and both vessels steamed in a
southerly direction. II is reported ashore
that the two rebel warsilips have gone in
search of the Nictheroy and that the latter
is not very far of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
REMARKS ON PRESS WORK.
Points Made by Speaker at the Illinois
Editors Meeting.

. =
Editors Meeting.
CHICAGO, Feb 3a,-There was a largely
increased attendance at the convention tf
the Illinois News association at the Lex
ington hotel. The meeting WAS opened by
General Smith y. Atkins, OF the Freeport
Journal. General Atkins ia the coarse Of
his address said that he was willing tn ad-
nit that the business of an editor and pub
Usher WAS moncy-gettinr one and not
followed by members in the calling Tor
philanthropic motives, an idea the editors,
he said, were prone To carry. The power.
OF the press, the speaker said, must ever
be hcdgesi about by wise laws, lest that
power become n license. IL should he
clean and set an example to tine pulpit.
a. Il. Hatch gave an amendment Inc pro-
posed to the libel laws OF the state of llli-
nois. 1t provides that in any action FOX
libel against "a newspaper the plaintiff shall
recover only actual damages if il shall
appear that such publication was made in
good faith, and that its faisity WAS due
to mistake or misrepresentation OF the
facts, and that in the next regular issue of
said newspaper after such mistake or mis-
apprehension was brought 10 the
knowledge ot the publisher or publishers
OF such newspaper, whether before or after
suit is brought, a correction or retraction
WAS published in - conspicuous "a manner
aud place Ia said newspaper as WAS the
libel.
No exemplary or punitive damages shall
he recovered III any action brought for the
publication OF libel unless the plaintiff
shall, before bringing suit, give notice in
writing TO the defendant TO publish a re-
traction or correction oi he libel, and shall
I before bringing suit allow the defendant d,
I reasonable time in which to publish such
retraction or correction. Proc. OF the pub
location OF such retraction or correction
shall be- admissible in evidence under tie
! general issue. in mitigation OF damages
and in evidence OF the good faith OF the
I defendant.
! To-Day The association is celebrating
{ Washirgton's birthday. e<0
Following are the officers elected by the
Inland Press association: President, 4. Il.
Gibson, Palladium, Benton Harbor Mich;
vice prpsidents-W win NJ. Narvis. Nuscatine
Journal; ;. ". Gruhb, Gaiesburg Qlls.)
Republican, Register; L. ". Starbuck. RAJ
cine iWis.) journal; ". Bent Wilson, La.
fayette Und.) Journal; l.. \. Sherman
Port Huron, (Aiich.) Times; secretary
treasurer. Ira :. Carpenter, Michigan City
News; executive committee-W. G. Kegei
Dubuque Telegram; +. J.. Goldthwaite
Marion Chronicle: {. Z. Sniveiy, Canton
Register; ii. +. Bliss, GAINESVILLE Gazette
4. W. Lowry E,gin News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
l.t.GAl.
ApMsNs~raAroR - NOTICE.
CnaN, Eny NOTICE.

STATE or ILLINOIS ,~. rNt
lathe circnif Ceart % snid ,oet leland county.
n IN. vsy fcrm A. ". tsnt.
Rock Island savings bans W. irho ". Fey
nclsis, n ishs =. Eeyrold.. IT.. Lucy ". Chsn-
non. netsav Nsvrald-. kmarfa ". yrold- aud
Ben Hey ncid-. IN chanctry ,.eri 30 seni.
Ahissvt ~ pon-rU adcnc. of John ~. Rev
Wolds. Eiiaha Y. Heynods. IL. ret-ry Rtsn"d-
and N " Rey~ol's implenied with ~. shove de
Pendants, lucy N. Chanuon aed amanda Rey-
noide. having hem flrd IN the clerks
~. nofics ~ therefofc hcf-hv rsvca 10
the sad sesrrt-islspt dsfer'lan's thn %.
eonplainfrt flsi IN tn c'ofk'~ easre ~ III %
complaint IN said ronrt. On the chsncrry .isc
thereof ON The Twentieth dsv % December.
a. ~ fs'tl. ard that n summons has been issred
cut OF said cont. whercir said SUIT j now psnd-
ins. rtturnahe on the Grst Nrndsy the
rua.h ~ Mr uc,t, as = ~ law rsauirci.
Now. urle-s you. the s1t non tc-idert dc-
iendan's sbove named. John u heynolds.
Eisha p. rtvro'rs, ~. frfrcy re y-rins ami
Ben REYNOLDS. shall personally h. aud appear hc-
fofs -ad rifrut court on The ir-t GAY of the next
term hereof to BE- holden o. uack sand iu
aud ,or the sad county,. cr the hrs' MONDAY "
MAY NJ so. ard rlcf'd. answer ~ deFnur u ttc
said c0mp's nsnts hiil 20 complaint. he same
and The iuaifors ara things therein eha-resi
and sta cil VII be inscu as Confessed aud de
cree entered szaias. yoa accoriin- 90 the prayer
of saisi r.fi.
koc 4 island. Illinois. rcc .. is1L
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. c1e-L.
JkcKeps a urEzr. 0ompt'a sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
TARIFF soss UP IN THE SENATE.
Senatorial Courtesy" Takes DAY OH''
and Things Are Lively.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The tariff ques-
ton came up in quite an unexpected way
in the senate, and FOR two hours it held the
floor to the exclusion OF all other business.
Tine matter was indirectly alluded to by
Voorhees,, who arose 10 Il question OF privi-
lcge 10 deny newspaper statement inti-
mating that the democratic members OF
the finance committee We're submitting to
the presidents directions in matters relat-
ing 10 the tariff bill. After this denial
by voorhees,. Chandler precipitated the
discussion of the day by an inquiry a. to
the part that Mills is performing in the
consideration of the bin in committee and
whether lIe j. still acting as the proxy OF
Mcpherson since the latter's return to the
city.
voorhees, Mt first referred Chandler to
the record for his information. but when
he New Hampshire senator insisted upon
u direct answer voorhees, declared that it
was no business of the senator how the
finance committee considered the bill
This provoked an era of acrimony and for
the next hccr senatorial courtesy had no
place in this digniied body. Many sena-
tors accused each ot.h:r OF unworthy acts.
and Vest finally quoted from the record in
an attempt To prove that Chandler had
promised tn take care of certain officials in
the southern states in 1876 if they would
decide against the Democracy and in favor
of Hayes for the presidency.
Tho controversy was finally brought to
| n close by Mcpherson and Mills, both ex-
planning their positions, the former stating
that Mills at lIis request was still netting.
as a member of the finance subcommittee
and the latter declaring that he WIS OPP
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
Postpone the Vote on Woman suffrage,

DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb GA number of
women graced the senate chamber with
their presence, expecting to see a vote
taken on the woman suffrage proposition.
They were disappointed. however, as the
vote was postponed for u week. The bill
providing fora year in the panitcntiary
for man deserving his wife was amended
to include children under IL and passed
The house passed the bill making il a mis-.
demeanor for hunters to 20 on cultivated
or Enclosed land without permission OF
owners or agents, and the bill providing
for AN additional judge in Polk county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
AesseWATso rsLEGRAMs.

Obituary: At Alton. Ills, DIR. r. ".
English. an early friend of Lincoln. aged
81. At Green Bay, Wis, john NJ. Smith,
the noted horticulturist, aged %. At CO.
lumbus. Ind. exCounty Treasurer Au-
gust kiel. At Belyide-e, Ills, Mrs. John
Stone, aged 60.
George koedding, a German printer who
left Chicago two weeks ago in search Of
work, committed suicide at St. Joseph,
Mo.
TIE Bank Of Parker, Kas., which went
into The hands OF receiver few months
ago, has paid of all its claims and Attor-
ney General Little entered motion for
the discharge of tie receiver.
The governments of England, France,
italy and Austria have advised the sultan
of Morocco to accept the demands of Spain
for the settlement of thu Meiilla troubles.
The trustees to whom Governor Mckin-
ley conveyed his property at the time of
his failure have raised money to meet his
obiigat ions and hive transferred his home
back tn him.
Attorney General Molonsy, of Illinois,
viii ask for a receiver for the Masonic
Benevolent association ut Ma;;oon. The
superintendent OF insurance reports that
the assefs are sii.loi, while the unpaid
death claims amount 10 SI2i, :s3l.
Mary i>alkauS, |; New York hired girl,
fell three stories out of window to u
flag-paved yard, and was not the least in
jured.
1t is probable that John b. koetting, the
convicted Milwaukee banker, VIII obtain
stay OF proceedings.
John Walsh, of Mott street. New York,
went ont with the money 10 buy burial
outfit for his mother, friends having raised
the money for him. He spent the cash
getting drunk.
The Second Congregational church at
Rockford, His, a fine ediiice that cost over
sl00,G0o to build. was destroyed by fire.
Insurance, Sao,c01.
Populist j. A. Smith, charged at Kansas
City. Kan, with hbelling the chief of po-
| lice, a case in which Il libel of Governor
| Lewelling is also involved, has been bound
over to the court in 5! 600
The annual me ting of the Illinois State
Veterinary association is being held with
u full attendance at Springfield.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
What is

Is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. I. Is harmless substitute
for ParcSoric Drops Soothing an Castor OH.
It "a Pleasant guarantee thirty years. BY
Millions Mothers Cstoris destroys Worms and aa,s
fcveriss,ness Castorsa prevents vomiting Sour Curi,
..urcs Diarrhnea and Niad Cello. Cs.oria relieves
tecthinc troubles constipation and fatuency.
Casfor;a assinlates focd, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy ans: natural sleep Gas.
*or.a Is Sc Chiircns panacea-t,c Mothers Friend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
Workman Killed nv !. nox.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 22.-Jacob kapar, en-
ployed as carriage trimmer at Sayres II.
Covclrs carriage factory, went to his work
drunk and began n quarrel with Fran K
Gerser, iG-year-old boy, who is also EN-
ployed in the factory. kapar started
threatening the boy, who seized pair of
large shears and plunged the blade into
kapar's body, killing him almost in
stantiy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
cumming and fishing. is said to be his desta.
WIN Appoin, Son, of sold,ers.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The president
has informed members Of congress who
have approached him on the subject that
he proposed, SO far as possible, to appoint
the sons Of army and naval officers as
cadets-at-lsrge to the military and naval
academies. This is in accordance with his
policy of eight years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22

PlTTsBCEG, Feb. Notwithstanding
the action taken by the Amalgamated
convention 10 stand firm for the scale, n
number OF pUddlers broke away and re-
turned to work at the keystone mill, ac-
cepting the 81 rate. The management
claims to have sufficient numbers of men
TO operate eight furnaces, and q general
resumption viii take place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 22-Fire DESTROYED
the Hoover g. Huggler dairy. Many cows
horses and mules were burned. Two en-
ployes had . narrow escape. Loss. TO-
90.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. q. Included in the
list of nominations sent To the senate was
that of Martin V. b. Spencer, to be PEN
sion agent ut indianapolis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22

~Cas.or.a is the bcs: remedy FOR children OF
which I'm acquainted. Ihr2e tie day is 20:
fcr cis,an. when mothers VIII the real
Interest OF their children, and use CassSria in
stead 81 the variousduack notriin's which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing oI,.rm,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hu-tfri
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them 20 premature graves.
Dr.. J. T. EINcHE..oF,
CONWAY, Ark
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
Castoria.

~Cast,ria is IN excellent medicine sor CHI
trcn. Mothers have repeatedly tod me c. its
good eafec; upon Their children"
Dr.. G. c. Cssoop,
Lowell, Mass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22
Castoria.

"Castor,a Is SO well adapted 20 chi t..sn sb,,
recommend it as superior to any p.escrip,x
known 20 me.'
Z. A. ARCHER, 4. D..
II, So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, NY
"cr- physicians in the chliren's dcps.t
ine,i. have spoken highly Of :heir erpe.l
ence in their outside practice with Castoua
and although we only haro amors o..
medical Supplies whs. is known as ,es-ala,
products, get we arc free to confess tha. Tia
merits OF Cas.o-ia has wen US TO look viii
favor u..on it."
UNITED Hcsp;TAL AMI DrsrrsssRy.
Boston, EaR
ALIEy c. SMITH, Pres.
uTTay Street, New York CITY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22

The Csrsaar Company, Murray York City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-22

While the Situation Provides Mach Pleas
urs for Ex-"Czar" Reed - Nine Mere
ScignioraEc Bill Men Needed tn Reach
the Previous Question ON the Bill Scna-
tors Indulge In y wranSle and Throw
Senatorial" Courtesy to the Winds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-16
Madeline Pollard Writes.

New York, May 15-Miss Made
line Pollard, accompanied by Miss
Jennie Burke, arrived in This city
from Washington yesterday after
noon and at about , o'clock engaged
a suite of rooms at the Marlborough
Hotel. To reporter Miss Burke
said that Miss Pollard had come to
see her publishers about book she
had written-a kind of autobio-
grapby. Miss Burke declined to
talk salttef shan. the book, except
10 say tina; it was oil ready for publ
cation. Bliss Pollard and Miss
Burke left the hotel as soon as they
learned tina: Miss Pollard's presence
thel. w known.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-16

Corbett is losing money in Eng
land.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-16

AT t. T. r. HoFER
=. AUBE. President Board of
Clerk City Trustees.