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FOREIGN MARKETS.
London Money.

London, April l2.-Therc IL a plethora Of
money here and rates have again de-
clincd The old shipments from America
during the week are believed 70 have been
made In connection with the Russian cur
renoy programme. IT rs feared that
there viii be more extensive shipments
during the summer unless there shah be
a revival of British purchases Of Ameri-
can bccurliies Since the holfd1ya the
stocN markets have been cheerful, al
though small and mostly conlined 10
giit-e1ged securities. Declines IN Aneri-
can securities however, which were de-
pressed by sales by English holders. have
ceased. and r. Is believed during the com
Ing year more favor VIII be shown these
stocks by seekers for investments. Can
adlan Pacific was firmer. While Grand
Trunk was Nat. The alliances for the
oifc H. Union Pacific n To decreases
included Illinois Central and Louisville
and Nashville !. and Norfolk and West
ern a.
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House.

The general deficiency appropriation bill
tho last of the supply biile-is in process
Of preparation in the appropriations com
mittco and pending tn" reporting of that
which have been held In arrogance IN order
that the appropriations might be passed,
viii he brought ~ for action. The most
important Of these In the bankruptcy BIN.
to which II ~ expected the house WIN de-
vote several days There nrc also several
minor hankinP bills. including biz to
increase the circulation OF National bnnks
to the par value of tho bonds Deposited
and one or two general pension bills,
Tomorrow ~ District of columbia day.
hut District matters VIII occupy but
short time mud n ie expected that The FOR
tlfIcaiions bin. which 81 on the calondar
VIII be PACED before adjournment to
morrow,
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CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST

/ senate
Washington. April ~ Tho Dupont olec
lion case VIII be reviewed In Tho. sonn,.
'"inoircw. when senator Chandler win
inke q speech in support OF the coninitt,.
'tpoft favorable 10 scnting Air. pupou,
~" WIN probably be followed by Senator
cray III opposition to the report. This
'na,,cf WIN probably commune the greater
Pnri p' the day. II there IL any Tine
l"il tiiH consideration Of tho Iuditn IN
Wll proceed aud AN effort mnde 10 con
iihnc with This bill until IT shall he dis
posed OF
Thcrc y unanimous agreement to tax,
mp S"nHlor P"Hef'h resolution for the
investigation Of the bond issues for tn,
past TWO years on Tuesday lr not s,,t
aside, the question will probably give rise
TO n spirited financial debate Of Uncertain
duration.
Tho hin To reduce the cases In which
mo ncath penalty may he lmpoHod in the
mica Si4ics courtq Is u special oitlrr for
"wednesday. Scnat Lodge and Nelson
have given notice for speeches o, Thuts,
Mr Lodge
IN" scctnrEln school question ~ stilI IN
discussed Of mud the debate ON II may Pc
senator loucs viii propose the amendmon,
agreed upon by th' committee on Indian
nhalra looking to ehnngc of the band
system ana The hrcnltng up Of lribnl 10.
lntions of tho Indians IL the indian Ter
rtofy. IN. frohdf Of the an"ndment he
lievr II VIII BE- accepted by The scnnto.
a disagreement by he confcrees of The
two hOugeg ON the Legislative ana judicial
appropriation blll probably wlll b. reported
Mondny on the portion Of the bill relating
TO salaries Of United States marshns and
distinct attorneys and of sonHte employees
ma the consideration of the report, II
made. viii consume some time
with ihosr questions ont of the way tho
naval appropriation bin VIII be taken up,
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THE HOTELS.
HE LAWLOR-RATEs. $3.50 AND 81
FER i'i;i ,,. DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. Pro

=
4. O. Davis, San Antonio; George A
bogan, Corpus Christi; C. S. i. Holland,
elorh j.. Is insshaber, Louisville; Har-
Il. seEinfitz Lake Charles, Pm L
Fyers,. Palestine; George N. Israndon,
pntsvilie; j. II. Iemstcn, Windsortlc:
pulls G. Roberts, Brcnham George Davis
puston; u q. Cowdin. Galveston; W.
Flanasan. Houston: X. j. Patton.
puisylle' 7. l.. RAISER, Charlattsyiilo'
? j. A Abrahamson. St. Louis; "
Marrow. Sugar Land; W. II Thomp-
e. rhiladclphiai a. $. Adams. Houston
Texas Central hallway; Bob Barker.
liican II. n. Patont, Navasota. J. r.
lhitaker, cuero: X. ID. Jenkins. New
Prk; Joe Schwingler. Houston: sam
Iolf' New orleans; q a. Henry. Hous-
(n, Royal Mantricos. Kansas: James
liriong, Port Arthnr; John Zimmerman,
ftnsas; Mis-, Lizzie Furlong, Port Ar
pr, 2. e, Sullivan, Kansas city: j. l..
ttche!l. Philadelphia; j. Il. Armstrong,
ensas CITY; George Lock, West Lake.
d. Boil, Chicago: Lip MARVEL Beau
Pnt. Joseph II. Yulo, New Orleans. IL.
Veith. Cincinnati: X. X. Walker
faumont
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goes back TO the year a. u. lsr. why
nc dinn't begin with the year AID / il
n mcthins that needs .splauatio md
shows those were goods years for the mar
riage crop and he IS afraid they shonid
be exhibited. Let him produce the whole
record IL he is going TO use any of it;
the records are just as fun for years ho
excludes as for some OF the others, and
II isn't fair TO take selected parts of the
testimony Just to sustain his side of the
controversy, And then to only take one
year of marriages and offset II with 1901
years OF divorces isn't fair. JtMli.
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Az AMrRIcAN M1iRprnEp.

Washington. April 12.-igobcrt Bonnoy,
an American, was murdered In San Sal
vador March 2s aud aG a result the state
department has demanded the fullest IN
vcstigation. Secretary Olnry cablnd
the United States consul at san Salvador
for his hnowlcdgc OF the hnair. which
came In n catlcgTam from Consul Murrh-
meyer at San Salvador which reads as
foliows. "Bonnoy shot March q Found
dean near Sousonal. Pariins unknown.
Supposed object, robbery Thorough In
vcst,gation demanded Murchmcycr"
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Don't miss getting TIE Post.

bureau. organised three weekS ag0
wing offices both In Washlngfen
bvannah. Ga, has been lnterfere0
j. the issuance Of fraud order ~
stoffIce department. "
INNATI, OhIo-The annual nplss
OF The Hotel and Restaurant EN-
National alliance, which opaue0
day, Ia tho most largely attended
history Of tho orRAaizaffcf. piauS
reasing tho membership cx me or !.
ion Will be consiafrrd 4, Mn # e Z
YER, Colo. --Aokias TN ia pal1eD9 q
charged with the nauttler ~ !. \
Miller and hm nephAp. kljit4s..s
III, ON Homers rAneh 3A4f 43e9ff3'
NJ capturcd II putAjo onodeY tn4 b
TO this city. ~ Adults haytn1 u
Tho woman. but 49, 80 n 10 s
ensc. y, IS A
work. = A pecaiAee Tor Police
.sion.r Theod0re Roosevelt caused
nmmotion Il tie posto1fIces ~ q Ia
ought ~ contain ~ internal ma
III VIII he examined 81 the police
OF constabIes to determine whether
an attempt % fhe nts o. shs COM.
" was contemplated ~
yORK--In ! sermon Sunday, Rev ~
n g. Peters rid: "FuNy M.VV.v9 "
Il Ainaricgn 1nds are owne0 -
Holland, Scotch ane assme
tos. ifere II vlolatson 81 ~
II the Mo, 'os ss,s.u |, 4. n s,,sii 4
u snIy 81 AnsrieAIa ditizel1e 81
no! Is = obls " o nesn,iIe i Hsstsa
as ,v,s ~ stion ~ ~ ev Tssn 81!
ID IN S319tlves Of AZ 8 s,sSss i W.
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tary.. The following programme was rem
dcred;
Discussion OF chapter Vi. Currys South
erh states of America.
Union ,..,...... .-....,....,...,.H. =. Mcrda
gducition of Truth Emotions q. w. Elders
Education Of Aesthetic Emotions.......
.-.-s,..-,.t...-. e.......MlsS Fanny Avrcs
lneentiyes to study. IF. q. SchroStier
Educat lion of Imagination. n. r. kirk
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EH KIA m rlammoth Clothier,
ED. NIMIA. Houston, Texas

and ran away, wrociting the vehicle. fatal
~ injurng Mira. Whtcmatsh. Mrs. Rene
field escaped with only "A few slight
bruises. Mrs. Whiicmhrsh In stili niivc.
but IL ~ thought that she can not recover.
10th ladies nre prominent socially and
are leading church workers.
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REAnING CIRCLE.

LaGrange, Texas. April Il. The Fayettc
County Reading Circle met here yester-
day. The reading circle had been held
In connection with the county institute
before and 30 Rad no officers. Upon
motion Of Professor ". i;ilnrs, Professor
T. G Schroeder was elected president
Miss Ella Fcttcr was then elected aecrc-
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AIanchenter Cloth.

Manchester. April l2.-The market has
shown the usual holiday dullness for the
week. but there has been no depression.
Yarns were selling fairly and the spindiers
were better employed than In recent
times. Stocks were fairly cleaned and
there were some Japanese orders while
1t was again noticed that the profit mar
gin was/ more satisfactory. Altogether
the market was checrfully hopeful in
spite Of the surface dullneHs.
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NEW uurcuINs HOUSE.


r, beaumont; j. NJ. Sweeney Calves
r, w. j, o. zuhcr, Sugar land; r.
Liand, s.. Louis; II. u King. Crock
+ j. T. Miller and wife, Cricket; e.
JGrd4n Homer, La; George Roth
FAsnu' , ~ Paso' j. Feagln. Livingston;
/ u biany, Chicago, George II. Steen
Louis. K. G. Lanning, Decatur: IT,
She"so' Or. ". r. Newcomb, Chicago
" Peck. San Antonio; A. NJ. York.
y. yAlsobrook and family. La Porte:
H. douglass. Beaumont; j. NJ. Wood,
NV york j, Cox, Fort Worth: X. E'
sninlan. Missouri Kansas and Texas
,i@aN Mrs Maria Brown. Mrs. +. n
asH Milwaukee. Mrs X. q. Miller
'aumont; Harry Stern. New Orleans.
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OIL MILL FOR SINNER.

palmer Texas. April 1l.--shiner has at
~ received a long felt want. in the
r. s,o OF an oil mill. Some 100000 worth
|,aorlR has beel subscribed. The stock :
bta 70 lar arc as follows; John Va
XIX ,,.. T.. I. VOTERS. Aug Stephan, Chas.
''"ausen and VIM. Green.
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WHAT WE MAY DO FOR CUBA.

feIlgerency
give OF be
a
womdn no t the ca
make
openly, -. =. .o.o,... ,..,. o,.,.,
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FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Texarkans,. Ark. April 1i,--Wbile Mrs.
j. NJ. Bencfield and Mrs. WMtemarsh
were out driving u couple Of miles from
town yesterday their horse became fright
ened at the sudden raising OF an umbrella
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DIR, HENDERSON SUICIDES.
'Hhoen' Texas. April 12.-Dr. j. W. Hen
ssoh' prominent physician of this
hr''t committed suicide today by taking
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WANTED FOR CATTLE THEFT.

Giddines, Texas. ADril Sheriff Scar
borough arrested WIN. Johnson white.
near TanRlcwoOd In this county, on Fri
day on "a warrant from Milan county,
where hc la wanted for theft Of cattle.
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l.. Children Cry for
|'tcher's Castoria.
REMAINS EXHIrMEn

o'pua Christi, Texas, April i2.-.rhe re-
I busn OF captain Minln Knnedy were
BB nv,l,,l ana taken from thIs cit' H.
|ult ,biiie and inferred in the faulty
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REsIpENcE AT LINDEN

Linden. Texas. April i2.--Thc residence
and contents OF +, w Albright was de-
stroyed by fire last night Origin Of the
fire unknown; fully covered by insurance.
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DID You 1SAp /,
STERDAY,S POST?
you DID NoEf
you missed the folssila Iivc
current news items,

sTAL SECRETARY cHAAgHER.
has tired of Prcaident KrugersG
3 and has sent him : meRaage thst.
lnswer as to coming 10 England
lbs made Soon or stronger measures
b. used. .Ir
AN pBELG werc sanctitss9 by
Authorities, hut have caused ii re-
4 s.gnssHt the h.rlHsesia ssfsctsse "
D WITHIN TWELVE MILES 81
ma. sen, word TO yvayler hit 10
led him there.
Of DALLAS BANK near New O.. !
but all OF the crrw were saved. r
y GAINES Of Georgia (colorcti),
odist. produced a sensation BY say..B
e would appoint no ninister whe
whisky. nscd tobacco or waSJ
of any immortality number oe
ierT Immediately reformed.
. TURNER OF Georgia n very
ably mentioned al Washington Tor
emooratic vice presidential nomina-
MD EXPLANATION q "1rsax.
York"
: Don't miss getting The Post.
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Straw Hats.

Every conceivable style and shape OF a
Boys or Child'a Soft or sim Brim or
Sailor Straw Hat on sato here; great
values; Mt Soc each. and inner grades
he. si00 unds Ito
Tho Mems Toxic Toe Dark Wine Tnn
Shoe at $500 Is a winner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
SUBURBAN SETTINGS.
CORDOvA.

CoRpOvA, March 25.-Miss Grace
Marshall returned home Friday from
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Wendt. of Port
Byron, attended the meeting of the
Court of Homer Tuesday evening.
Miss Della Parks and Albert Lewis.
of Rock Island, were married Mon
day at the parsonage of this place.
James Boston and wife departed
Monday morning for eastern Penn
sylvania, where they will make an
extended visit with relatives.
The second graduating exercises of
the Cordova public school will be
held Saturday evening, March %. at
the Baptist church. The program
viii include music; innovation by
Rev. w. c. Roach: an essay on
Light" by Bernard l.. Brown; an
grafton, The Uses of Adversely" by
logan Trent; an essay, "Grecian
Art" by MAY Benway; an grafton.
Government Necessity" by Frank
Eye; an essay, Labor Blessing,
Not Curse" by Mary Vanderburgh:
recitation, selection from The
Princess" by Miss Nellie Sallows:
remarks. on graduation by Principal
W. H. Plymire with presentation of
diplomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
CITY OFFICERS.

one Alderman in the First ward for two years.
One alderman in the Second ward for two years.
One alderman IN the Third ward for two years.
One alderman in the Fourth ward for two years
One alderman in the Fifth ward for two years.
One alderman in the sixth ward for two years.
cne alderman in the Seventh ward for two
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
Licensed to We'd.
Condensed Testimony,

Charles B: Hood, broker and ~ IN
ufacturer's agent, Columbus. Ohio.
certiiies that DIR. Kings New Dis
covery has no equal as cough rem
edy. j. d. Brown, proprietor ST.
James hotel, Fl. Wayne, Ind. testi-
hes that ne was cured of a cough of
two years standing. caused by la
grippe. by DR.. Kings New Discovery.
b. Z. Merrill, Bald winsville, Mass. =.
says that he has used and recon-
mended it and never knew it TO fail
and would rather have it than any
doctor. because it always cures.
Mrs. Hemming, 222 East Twenty
fifth street, Chicago, always keeps it
at hand and has no fear of Group, be-
cause it instantly relieves. Free
trial bottles at Hartz & Ullemeyer's
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
Rucsien,. Amiga saliva

The best sslve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. letter, chapped
hands. chiiblains. corns and ali skin
eruptions, and positively cures
piles or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price rs cents per
boz. For sale By Hartz + Ullemsyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
rHE.vIoLEr's song.
By MARY E DURHAM.

dwell on the moss in q lone river vale
" mere the silk-weed's soft tresses are tossed
by the gale;
Where the Snbeams which dart through the
bougns from the sky.
capriciously dance on the brook ripping by.
Where the dark night-hawk screams in the
cottonwood tree.
And the bobolink MARBLES loudly with clec
taat the busy gray squirrel stands wonderingly
still.
when the midsummer stars their long, faithful
And mortals are peacefully resting in sleep.
"heh me owls sadly mourn and the whippoer
No longer alone by the streamiet am l.
For fairies then come to the surface of
earth.
And my valley resounds with the little folks
mirth:
As the sweet eerie music floats by on the
The drowsy birds twitter and chirp in the
trees
Then the hartl-worlsnc, enones who leIv,,
deep in the mines.
Climb and swing on the branches of trailing
wild vines
Or challenge the brownies to wrestle. and
play
Merry games all the night. though they toll all
the day.
And the nischievous elves on broad mandrake
leaves ride
Down the stream. waving firefiies for torches
they glide.
Gaily laughing and shouting. past lily and rose
10 the far-off danh shades where the cardinal
grows.
There over the rocks a small cataract roarS
And above il great fern leaves spread out
from both shores:
On these they spring lightly, and back up the
glen
In riotous frolic they circle again
No palace of prince is fair as nv home
W mere the fox and the hare and the timid deer
roam:
And no monarch views such strange sights rs
ISCe
When the black wings OF night cover noun
tain and lea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
k,'-unst,,In Cor.,i IA = Day,

Mystic Cure for rheraasism and
n"n'aisis cures in 20 days. Its
acton upon the system is remsfKa-
Die snd mysterious. It removes at
"n''e the cause and ;he disease
'iani"diaceiy disappears. The first
fo"e greatly relieves, 75 cents. Sold
by Otto Gr"tjsn. druggist. Rock L.
land and 6u-t Sehlegel & Son, 30
west Second street. Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28

enc Supervisor for two years.
Two Ass stant Supervisors for two years
One Assessor for one year
lne Collector 10: one year.
Which election viii be open n. . O'Clock in the
morning and continue open until s O'Clock in the
afternoon oft at dy.
lows: va" ~ 80 ''A
First WaIi-Eranxl'n h1se house
second Wa:d Precinct !, No 1904 Third ave
nue.
s.cond Wsrd-Preeirct ?, Georg, stoda's hsll.
Ethh avenue, eetween Ninth aud Tenth street
third Ward Precinct I, 10 1914 bird avenue
"a War Precinct .. john Taylor's gro
CRY, Eighth avenue and Fourteenth street.
- bic ~
tou'th Ward-Prscipc, 2. No 9 school, Fifth
aNennt aiii Nineteenth street
~, oond street.
F.ttn Ward Prccrct .. hm.d:'s grocery on
I've tisti street
SIKH Ware-No. s53s Seventh averue
Seventh va d-Precinct 1, street c4r harm
etF'hth Mard Preci1ct ?. Old No school.
= n: hCESiNG. City and own CLERK.
ROC Island. H.. Marca l. A. D. ,Saj.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
"rbsi Tired Feeling

oVercomes US When inferior prepare
tions are recon mcnded by unscrupu-
lous dealers as lust as good as Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup"
when we know the unequaIled merits
OF this great medicine. For sale at
NJ r. bahnsep's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
COUNTY BUILDING.

24-Samuel A. Lynde and Corne-
Inns f. Lynde to Gustav Thierman.
lot 1. block s. Cornelius Ly nde's add. =,
Rock Island, $500.
25-Ferdinand Taggart and James
T. Walker to Black Hawk Home.
Building. Loan IL Savings associa-
ton, lot and part lot 8, block /,
Christy & Growers add, Moline, 81.
Hope Mills to William Meyer, part
g! nw} %, lG, 5w, S2,70o.
2G-Fannie Warner to j. ". Nor
gan, part lots 3 and 4, block .. Me-
Gains add. Moline, $l.700.
Levi Mccain by executor, to j. W.
Morgan. part lots 8 and 4. block ,,
McCain's add. Moline. So, 400.
William Freeburg to Henry S. Case.
tract by metes and bounds, WI 2, II.
Wv, $500.
25-Estate of Mahala Sexton. Final
report of administrator filed. Proof
of notice to heirs of final settlement
fled and approved. Receipts of dis
tributes filed and estate closed and
administrator discharged.
26-Esta;e of Andrew o. Dixnere.
Claim of Jennie Brown allowed at
300. In re petition for sale of real
estate to pay debts. Proof of ser
vice. Adult defendants called and
defaulted. j. j. Roach appointed
guardian ad Item for minor defend
ants. Answer fled. etc. Hearing.
Bond filed and approved and order Of
Salc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
a FEW FACTS.
Those who contemplate q winters
trip to this amiable climate will bear
in mind the
BIG FOUR ROUTE

Is the ''Best Line" geographically
and substantially from all points
East, Northeast, North, Northwest
and West. Solid trains of magnif-
cent Wagner Buffet Sleeping Cars,
Buffet Parlor Cars, elegant Coaches
and Dining Cars daily from New
York, Boston. Buffalo, Cleveland.
Columbus, Sandusky, Chicago, st.
Louis. Peoria. Indianapolis and in
termediate points to Cincinatti,
where direct connection is made in
Central Union Station, without trans
fer across the city, with Through
Trains Of Pullman Sleeping Cars to
jacksonville, via the Queen & Cres-
cent Route and Louisville & Nash
vile Railway.
Fo, full particulars call on Agent big -Four
Route" or address.
z. 0. MCCORMICK, p.s. yszrru.
fass. Traffic Mgr. Gel1 Pass. q Ticket Agt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
Literary Information.

a literary correspondent asks:
How can / get Trouble on Lost
EoCntain:'''
Report any noonshine distillery that
yen may find in that neighborhood, and
1t will come easy.-Atlanta Constitu-
tiou.
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

are the mos; Powerful. ssFE. PROMPT snc RE
Z IABLs. OF Thu hind N The market The original
ana only genuine NoNAS's SALVATION. Ask
yuur DR. irl ~ II he don't keep them rite direct
20 rs ant Will send Il oifect upon reeeip. o.
pr.cr. al. sssied. ~ mall ;retsd- A. J. Rei.e
Fcus:h assnGe AID 1Geoty third street. koSk
Islsne,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-28
Election Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that Tuesday. the 9TH
day OF April A. D.. 1896, in the city of Rock ISL
and, H., an election will be held for the following
officers, to-wit:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-06

of 402A per cent, Manhattan, Sugar
ana the COalers leading Reading
lost 4 per cent on the dc =. The total
sales were only 1921 shares, Of which
1900 were Sugar. 1900 Tobacco and GOO
Manhattan. Bonds were generally lower.
the transactions footed up $4,000
Now York Stock List Closing Bids
Stocks and Bonds-Amer.can Cotton Oh.
ll4t: do preferred, Jiia: Sugar Refinery
l2iss; DO preferred, 1894 American To-
baGco, tt's; do preferred, 81; Atchlson, T.
and $. r. l444; Baltimore and Ohio, ia, 4;
canada Pacific, 62L; Chesapeake and
Ohio. l5it: Chicago and Alton l57la; Chi
cago, b. ana O., 0at; Chicago Gas. 6Sii (;
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, 1885,
D.Stilers and Cattle Feeders. ia: Erie
ia; do preferred. 34i4: Edison General
Electric, SO; Illinois Central, 49,. Lake Erie
and Western, IS; do preferred 6ia Lake
shore, l1O4si Louisville ana Nashville.
4a5s; Louisville and n. A., 9is; Manhattan,
Michigan Central g5; Missouri Pacific,
Chattanooea and ST. Louis. IS; United
New jersey Central 1852 Seswss YORK cen Sa
tral. %li New York and New England,
4Gia asked; Norfolk and Western. pre-
ferred, l0'z; Northern Pacific "a do pre-
ferred. 1914 Northwestern 1854; do pre-
ferrci, liS. Pacific Mail. 25Ih; Reading
o.; Rock Island 7ois; s. Paul, 76A DO
Tennessee Coal and Iron, 25M: do pre-
ferred, 100; Texas Pacific, "a. Union Pa
cidc, IA Wabash, ST. L. ana p, 6ia; DO
Wheellr and l.. H., ga DO preferred, 81.
Southern Railway 5s 3d. Southern Rain
way, common, SO; Southern Railway, pre-
ferred, 2S&4.
state Bonds-Alabama a, 1866 Alabama
b. i06; Alabama c, 80 asked Louisiana
stamped IS. IS. North Carolina As, 104 ,
North Carolina Gs. 124; Tennessee new
set, 81, S2i9; Virginia 6s, preferred. 3; Vir-
ginia Trust Receipts. 6; Virginia Fund
Government Bonds-United States As.
registered. l0i7s; United States As, cou-
p0ns. l0ell. United States Is, registered,
9ie; United States, new As, registered,
ll6aa. LnLLed Slat.s. new 1a. conpons. 1lGaa