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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10

A carload of fine horses and mules
is coming for H. s. McCrary. Wait
and see them.
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For Sale.
feet.

Peach trees 10 cents each; grape
vines 10 cents each. A. w. Hurn,
Gardi. Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10

When you want horse and buggy
telephone McCrary, Prompt service.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10

Small boxes family crackers at Dill
Ions.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10

Try pair of our steel shod school
shoes, at Palmer's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10

Suits thoroughly cleaned and neatly
pressed for one dollar, aC Sager &
Carter's, 504 Monk street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10

The finest turnoUss, the promptest
service, the best sCoGk-H. 5. Nc
Crary.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10

Good mixed oats at Dlllon's
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Cotton seed bulls at Dillon's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10

Buy our 81 school shoes for girls
solid throughout, at Palmer's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-10
Pure wheat bran at Dillon's.

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Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
ILLINOIS SOLONS AT WORK.
Some Appropriations and Facetious Re-
marks Made in the House.

Springfield, His, Dec. 15.-The house
yesterday passed the bill appropriating
5000 to the soldiers and sailors home
at Quincy. The bill appropriating 1000
to defray the expenses of the attorney
general in defending the inheritance
tax case pending in the United States
supreme court, came UP on third read
ing and was debated for an hour john
son Dem.), of Whiteside, in a speech
and others will start up, it is said, as
against a waste of the public funds.
Sharrock CRep.) said: while the
gentleman tJOhnsonl was talking l
have been figuring. and find that his
twenty minutes speech has cost the
people Of Illinois S35. [Laughter.l Yet
he insists On economy. 1t is the first
time / have ever witnessed in the gen.
eral assembly a gentleman on the op-
posite side delivering a speech that
would bring tears to the eyes of an ear
ly rose potato for fear the Republican
party was going to do something that
would injure it in the future" Laugh
teri
The bill failed of passage-66 to "a.
Sc!by gave notice that he would move a
reconsideration. A resolution Of re-
spect to the late Assemblyman Samuel
II. Mcclure was adopted.
The senatorial reapportionment bill
failed TO put in an appearance, being
still in the hands of the committee.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

e~-.res"'ons cf slti, -lction. Il had the
e,fec; clearing up a situation which
was be, inning strained, and gave prom
fse of al early report to congress on
financial bills The understanding was
reached as result of "a visit to the
Capitol of Solicitor of the Treasury Con-
nell. representing Gage. He talked with
q number of the Republican leaders,
and II is understood was advised by
Dingley and others that it would be
desirable to embrace financial subjects
in one general bill. Later the solicitor
met Chairman Walker and other MEM
bers of the committee on banking and
currency and a general conference was
held as to what should be done.
The members of the committee can
vassed the course they would take as 20
making an immediate report to the
house on the currency questions. 1t
was decided that the first thing to be
done was to report bill embodying the
three features recommended by the
president, viz: A reduction of the tax
on circulation to one-half of one per
cent; the issuance of circulation up to
the par value of bonds deposited,
and the establishment of small
banks in rural communities. While
these will be embodied in the Gage
plan. yet as they were specially advised
In the presidents message it was felt
to be advisable to give the house the
opportunity of acting on them at once,
without waiting for the report on the
Gage bill.
For these reasons the full committee
will be asked to report on the presi-
dents plan at once. The draft Of a
bill has been prepared by Brosius of
Pennsylvania, and this was given to
the solicitor of the treasury. who is to
return it in time for action by the
committee with such suggestions as the
treasury authorities may wish to make.
As to the comprehensive Gage bill. this
and the monetary conference bill will be
gone over with care during the holi-
days. and as a result of the better feel
ing created yesterday members of the
banking and currency committee say
there is no further doubt that action
will be reported to the house soon after
the hpliIayc
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE DOINGs
Both Houses Adjourn Early-Kyle's Immi.
grafton EiIl-Civil Service Law,

s'o'" ""u>f> hujourn k-lrIy-kyIe's Immi.
grafton Eill-CiviI Service Law.
Washington. Dec. 15-The senate was
In session just fifteen minutes yester-
day. adjournment being taken out Of
respect to President Mckinley who was
in attendance upon the funeral of his
| mother.
The motion to adjourn was made by
Hcar. "All senator's" said he, "are
| aware Of the great calamity that has
oyertaken the chief magistrate Of the
nation. He is today in attendance upon
the funeral of his mother. Out of re-
spect To- him. and a. "A expression of
sympathy for him in his aiiiiction. l
move that the senate do now adjourn"
No business beyond the introduction
Of bills and resolutions was transacted.
Among the bills introduced was one by
Kyle to change the immigration laws of
the United States. He gave notice t.at
at the proper time he would offer the
bill as a substitute for that which is
now pending before the senate.
In only one feature" said Kyle,
does my bill differ materially from the
measure now before the senate. My
have their test of education made by
the United States consuls at the points
nearest To- their homes. 1t is a serious
hardship for these people to cross the
ocean with the prospect staring them in
the face of falling in the test at the port
! OF foreign country. The
measure have offered is to remedy
what l regard as a defect in the meas
ure now under consideration in the sem
ate"
The house after session of about
two hours adjourned out of sympathy
for the president, whose mother was
buried az Canton in the afternoon. The
time Of the session was devoted TO the
consideration Of the legislative, execu-
tive and judicial appropriation bill. 1t
was decided TO postpone the considera-
tion Of the item providing for the MAIN
tenance of the civil service commission
until after the other features of the
bill had been concluded. 1t was ap-
parent from the remarks made that the
entire subject will be exhaustively de-
bated. There is seemingly no DISPOSE
tion to curtail the discussion, and 4;
probably viii not be concluded before
the holiday recess. So absorbing is the
topic that almost the entire time yes
terday despite the fact that the consid-
Grafton of the question had been tech
uically postponed, was consumed in de.
bate upon It: but the debate was devoid
Of sensational or even very interesting
features
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
Iuctrcrt's Eetrial Bcrun,

Chicago, Dec. 15.-In Judge Gary's
crowded court room yesterday morning
Attorney McEwen, speaking for the
state Of Illinois, told a new jury how
the state would attempt to prove that
Adolph L. Luetgert murdered mis- wife.
Later the jury heard Attorney Law
renee Harmon explain how ne would
demonstrate Luegert was a victim of
police trickery and an outraged man.
Through the statements of counsel. pro
and con, the prisoner sat leaned against
table. chewing gum smiling com
placently and taking voluminous notes
for suggestions to his lawyers.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMS.

Lebanon, Ills, residents were awaken
ed from their sleep by an earthquake
shock Monday morning.
The Simmons bronze monument Of
John \. Logan to be set up in Washing
ton has been cast at Rome.
Preparations are making by the VOL
unteers of America to feed l., 900 of Chi
cago's poor Sunday, Dec. &c.
Six masked robbers raided the town
of Argusville, y. D., Monday night, and
secured between $500 and $1,500.
The Peruvian chamber of deputies
has passed bill sanctioning on broad
grounds non-Roman Catholic marriages.
Major Handy, who has been ill for
some time at Washington, is convalesc-
ing and leaves Washington today for
Akin, S. c.
Thirty-six men lost their lives in
northern Wisconsin by being shot by
deer hunters during the open season of
twenty days.
The mayor of Marshfield, Wis, has
refused the petition Of a theatrical COM
pany TO give performance on Sunday
in that town.
Henry Probasco, of Cincinnati, who
retired from business thirty years ago,
has made an assignment. Liabilities,
100000; assets, 100000.
Judge Sanborn in the court of appeals
at st. Louis has granted a postpone
ment of the proposed sale of the Kan
sas Pacific railroad for sixty days.
Hog cholera is doing much damage
in Chippewa county, Wis. Two farm
ers have lost seventy-five hogs in six
days and other heavy losses are re-
ported.
The Cry goods stock of S. Frank, of
Oconto, Wis, who failed about a month
ago, was sold by the assignee for S4,425.
About so cents will be paid on each dol
lar of Indebtedness.
The report of Professor S. NJ. Irslis,
superintendent of public instruction of
Illinois, is out. The enrolment of pu-
pills in 1897 has aggregated 920,425,
against S9S,Gl9 in 1896.
More trouble is reported to be in store
for Hayti. Italy, it is rumored, intends
to follow Germany's example, and send
warships to enforce claims which have
been pending for a number of years.
Mrs. Jessie Palmer Weber, of Spring
field, Ills. has been or~sen to succeed
Miss Josephine CleV i as librarian
of the Illinois historical library. Mrs.
Weber is a daughter of General John NJ.
Palmer.
The thirty-flve mines Of the Consoli-
! dated and Madison Coal company, in
| the Belleville, Ills, district, have re-
sumed operations, and 5000 miners who
have been out Of employment for many
| months returned to work.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
International Rn.e BAL, League

Port Huron, Mich, Dec. 15.-The In
terratinal Base Ball League was for
mally organized here yesterday with
Hamilton, London and Guelph. Ont, ard
Bay City. Saginaw and Port Huron
Mich, as members. The protection of
the national league has been secured
and each club made a cash deposit as
a guarantee of good faith. The schedule
will comprise 120 games. the season to
commence May with the Canadian
teams playing series Of nine games in
the Michigan towns.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
publication Notice.
sTATs OF nlrNotSl.
hoes isLAsp CorNrT.

STATS OF ttItNuts
hoes IsLaso corSrr. So
tn 'hc circuit court, n the January term, A.
n fFis Iu chtnvrv.
EiM Nnrris Va tcvls O. Morris
Amisvt - rC~-rrsidrnce ~ the ahnve de-
ferdaui. icNia Morris. havi~e heyn Sled IN the
eefh's ef'er ot thc eirrnIt rnurt cf said euunty.
nniie, l. hercforc hcrthy given ~ the sad ron
r.aldrHt dvfenfart that the complainant flcd
bee Hlil ~ complaint IN said court. on the char-
erry a. thereof, ou NJ - day - Dcsemnc-. tsg5,
aud ilisi NhCreupun Summons Issued out 81 -ait
court vhereiu sait suit ls uow pending. rrtnrn-
sHlc on IN. n-st Monday IN the moa;h 20 Jan
uafYueX', a. is o. aw required. New. unless
yon, the att uur fvsifert defendant above
named, Lewis q. Motrs shall pcrso-slly he
and tppcaf hufnre said circnt eonrt. On
tho frt dty of the nevt term thereof,
~ be tcldcn q tho cifY Of Rock Island, in
ard tr thH said county, on the first Monday
In January rcNt srd plead. snswer or de-
rinr b The said eumplairsntH' hn ~ cumplsi1i.
the samv sud TIE msitcrr srd things therein
charged and stated viii he taken A. coafes-et,
and dccrc sntercd against yon according 20 the
prayer ~ said bilL
GanRs9 ". ssuRLs, C,erk.
Rceh Island. runris. Dcc 4. isT
MAninN = swrxNur, Complsirsnt's eo'citor
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
Publication Notice

srArfoF ittfNoiS.
Rccu lslkSn CuUNrY.
n the e'tcnn enuri, ~ tnc January term. A.
", isas, N ehanecy.
Leu : NcCahe. ein. .isirsnt. " wi.,ian, scAack.
Caiharite Srhncb Oif. Ccu-rg u.f, Ca-rilre
Sehnck Easlinsvr. Emtnnei E--iirgcr. james
rh1ilpH. Ncnr1c Fhihpt. Nav ra.iiip-. liza
Phillips Glow. Rrhnrt 4. Ciow naisy Phit-
nus faiemsn. lamsz ra'erisr Itcnh -ch1ck
Aarcila srhnce, Snasn ~chark MtthIs Aaeast
Mnh'a, NsrcUha SchirR Nahs, Wntfr,
Ntihis. the nnkncsu heirs ant dcvisee- %
Jicch schrce, dccra-ea. ne unknosu
devlsee- ~ Kii.sbsth Srhark rhrup-, De-
eess~i. dsfcudsrt- Ril - qutt tile.
Srhnck E..nrcrr. Fmaruei E..Ynrsr Ian,ss
rhiiIig-. Cenrre rhiii n. nay rhiflia-. TIA Fhi-
ngs ~, Ncssri 4. Iirw, nslsy N iip- rsls-
ritr. daurs tai.nan, thr unknr-u hers sna
dcN sees n ItceN Srhurk. dects-sii. ths IN
know dcsi~ces ~ r. fshsth Scnncs rhfinp- e..
ec.-,d. the aRcVe NAMED dcfendtnt-
Afidsvu ~ vcnr ucn .rrs'dence hlvirr been
sled m the cfice - ne ecrs ~ .. cIrcnt suar,
rciice s hstenY rver d yun xnd - cacn y yon
thai ths Shove nsnst ccnp nant ha- d.ce In
ssii ccur; Ne ni1 u EN- risiut ~sust yoa ca
me ehanrefy sitis " sad cnnrf ttaf a srmruu.
m ehancefy hs. hcen i-sacd IN the said eaa.e
eanrt ~ be hsFun tnd hcldcn ar me cnurt hon a.
IN the city % kscs Island. in said crun'y. on TIE
SIT Mondsy 70 January. A q. fsa>. a. vkich
time ant pitcc ynu WI sppcs snd pesd. an
swct vr dcmur 10 said b.ii cf ecn2lsint u yoa sc
paicd a R.eA I.laad. Illinois, this gA d.y q
pseemhcr. A. d. tsss.
GrcRar ". GsvsLr Cerk.
wllns I, Lrpclru. C'nplsinAass sc,icitsr
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
Publication Not,ca.

nssE istssn CouSTr. ["
IN tAc Circuit eour. to the JArusry term
fiss, IN chtucurv,
Chtar- Cnrprna W. Meitnis Coppcn.
AifilavW ~ uon-te~idcree ~ Meianis Cop
pUns, thc above named dsfsriant, hagins
been f'ca N the c'srks curer % the cir
ent cgnft ~ said cunrty, notice = therefore here
~ riVUu ~ tle sad nuu. resident defendant. /.
tha tfe complainant flet hss hin q esus-
rlan, N -Aii court On the ehsnce-Y Its there
~ ON the IL dnI - necvmhsr. isai, sud ths,
therrupnn q summcnt issued out of said cnu-t,
wherein -aid suit 10 row pending. returrahi.
cn the irst Monday In the month ot January
ne,t. a. shy la~ rvqnirvd. Now. unless ycu, ths
said nrn-rrslfent O. endant shove tanned. Mela-
ni-Corrcus, shsl ps rrcuali BE srd srpsar before
the -ud circut court cn the trst tsv ~ ncxt
tern thrrrof, b. =" holden A. the Court llouse,
m ard tof the sad euun'v. "a the dr-t Norlsy In
january nexi, and plead, answer or deuur
~ the said cnmpiahants hiii % cntnplanf. the
safnc and the matters and thur~ therein chsrged
and stated viii nc tskcn a. cun'e-sea sni q de-
ere snlersd siAinst you according 70 the prayer
of said btu
cErRas W. G,vrIr, Clerk.
Rres tslani. m. pccrmher q f~gs.
JcnN r Srsrruun, Ccmpialnaut'. Soicitor.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
Execntors Notice

Estiie ~ ilcrry Ro-erdsls, dscessed.
The undersigned hsvinr been appof TED erecr-
tis % tic last slil srd Testament - Henry Ro--
fnieii, ate ~ thr county 81 kock falar r'ats %
ilnrois. tceessvA hereey rives rotice that ste
wii supear hcfHrc the cunniy ccrrt - Rock leland
enuHfy. ~ fte county eunrt fuuui, lu
tir etY of Rnck bland, a. The January term, on
tie O. MONDAY IN JlraarY reEi, a. which time
at unfarua having claims AGAINST sail estate are
ruthed ant roinssird ic attend. fdt tie plrposs
~ has nE t1u Htrir al ustsi
an rcHrnns indebted % sail estate are re-
gucstcd ~ male immediate payment % the IN
tsfaigaef.
Dnicd talsgh day % November, A. d. isss.
AinnlA EnanNnaLn. Ekacntrlx
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
One-Year-Old Boy Cremated,

Lincoln, Ills, Dec. 15.-The 1-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brockett
was burned to death yesterday while
its mother was at a neighbours. 1t is
supposed that the child in playing it
found match and set fire to it's cloth
ing. The mother when coming home
found the child's lifeless body lying on
the floor enveloped in flames.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
EGAL.
E1acntnr,s Notice.

Es,ais % rhlup simmou. decreased.
Thc undersirn having beer spp,irse.i eree--
tor- ~ The 81 VIII snd Testament % PHILIP
simmon, as ~ the county ~ Rcck Island,
siste ~ iiiinols o-cftsed. hareby gives notice
thai tey wi sfprs befars ire Solntg eourt os
Roes l. ara euunfy. a. ne county eu1ri
ronri. IN the eitr ~ Roek fslanr. n the Fes-
ruafr torn, on the fr-t Mcncsy IN FeSrnary
ncnt. n ~n.fh TINE al rer-rns having cs,ms
srairsi saii e~,ate are n0tlded tnd regaestei b.
aitcr'l fir tie rurpofe ~ having the sane Al
insfcd Al refrnns infeb.ed D. sai ertste s-e
refre-ted " rasss lame diste psyrient " The In
drrrirnrs.
Dsiea ais s5ih daT - Nove-nhcr. A n. fsy.
grpauN u. -r~snx,
PtrHR q. St~~o<
uknRf-as "a SrN~lS.
krfrutors.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
BAY STATE CITY ELECTIONS.
No.License Men Meet Frost at Nearly All
the Polls.


Boston, Dec. 15.-Municipal elections
were held yesterday in thirteen cities of
the state, thus completing the list with
the exception Of Boston and North Ad-
ans. which do not choose their munici.
pal officers until next week. The con-
tests in several instances were sharp
over local matters, but in many cases
strict party lines were ignored in mak-
ing the nominations. Not one of the
thirteen cities reversed the license vote
OF last year, seven of them voting in
favor of license and six against.
In Cambridge which for many years
was the banner no-license city, the no.
license majority was reduced from 1851
last year to 591. The total vote cast on
the license question this year in thirty
of the thirdy-five cities was 15S.12O. di-
vided as follows: Yea, S1.615; no, 76.-
sos. Last year the same cities cast 159,-
Sil votes, of which Si.015 were yea and
1876 no votes.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
National Board of Trade.

Washington, Dec. 15.-One of the most
important reports presented and
adopted by the National Board of
Trade. in session here, was that Of
Jonathan A. Lane, of Boston,. on the
reform Of the consular service. The
report advocated the extension of the
civil service rules to cover the consular
service to the end Of securing practical
business men in the service rather than
purely political appointees.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

Washington, Dec. 15.-There was a
meeting of prominent American women
at the Hotel Raleigh yesterday to dis
cuss plans for a George Washington
memorial building in connection with
the proposed national university in this
city. The meeting was secret, but it is
reported that the ladies expect to raise
s25O,0G0 for a memorial building to be
devoted to the administrative offices of
the uniyerSity
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

bankruptcy Bill-Isailey Takes the Lead
er>hiP-kyie Introduces New Immigra-
tion Bill-Short Session Of Congress.
washington, Dec. 1.-THE caucus of
Democratic members of the house of
representatives last night resulted in
the adoption OF resolutions defining the
party policy on the questions of Cuba,
finance and bankruptcy. The caucus
was largely attended, 101 of thel25 DEM
ocra'ic members being present, despite
the stormy weather. Richardson Of
Tennessee acted as chairman. and Cum
mings of New York and Cowherd Of
Missouri acted as secretaries. Bailey Of
Texas took the initiative by presenting
the following series of resolutions:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
caucus that the Democratic members Of
the house II representatives ought to
resist all efforts. direct or indirect. to
retire the sreclbacks and treasury
notes; that we are opposed to and will
resist all attempts TO extend the
privileges OF national banks. or to
reduce the taxes which they now pay:
that we favor the early consideration
anu passage Of the senate resolution
recognizing that q condition of war ex-
lists in the island of Cuba between the
government Of Spain and the Cuban
people: that we favor the early enact
nent or a just and wise bankruptcy
law"
Bailey Leads the Discussion,
The first three features of the resolu-
tons. on finance and Cuba. were con-
sidered separately. the discussion being
vigorous and unanimously favorable.
Bailey made the main speech. saying
that Democratic members should take
their position promptly against those
financial movements now assuming
formidable dimensions owing to the rec
concentrations given to them by the
president and secretary OF the treasury.
He also spoke for a clear-cut position
In favor of the recognition Of Cuban
bclligeIcncy. as embodied in the Nor
gan resolutions which passed the senate
during the extra session. There was
not a dissenting voice TO Ba,ley's propo-
sitions. and the first three resolutions
were carried by q unanimous vote, the
result being received hearty cheers.
Objection TO the Fourth Feature.
The fourth feature of the resolutions.
declaring for 4 just and wise bank
ruptcy law. met with some opposition.
DeArmond Of Missouri argued that il
was not expedient for the party to take
n position favorable to a bankruptcy
bill at this time. The resolution was
supported by Bailey, Simms of Tennes-
See and swanson of Virginia The reso-
luton finally prevailed by large ma
Jority. although DeArmond and about
half n dozen cthers registered their
votes in oppos. .ion to this course. On
motion Of Maddox of Georgia arrange
ments were made for the usual con-
gressional committee to conduct the
congressional campaign Of 1898. The
! caucus adjourned at o'clock, having
been in session just an hour and having
accomplished its results with practical
| unanimity.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
[llIlIllElIIEIIlE|

Have you Sore Throat. Pimplcs, Copper
sa'orsd Spots Aches, Oid Sorcs, Ulcers m
Moatn. Hsir-faiing? Write Cook REMEDY
20, y,o Masonic Tempe, Chicago. III. for
Troots Of cures, capital. sJoo.0oo. Worst
ssses cured m Is TO IS days l0o-pase
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
GAGE To sUsMIT a MEASURE.
u Will Deal with All tho Monetary Issues
Now Under Discussion.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The determina-
ton of Secretary Gage to appear on
Thursday and to submit one general
financial bill instead of a number of
separate bills has brought out many
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
Local Markets..

CoTn-sn52sc
t'ats-1sa20c
Hay-Timothy. ss1s9; wild, ssGs7
Siraw-s+Gsi 80.
Potatoes-i5GJOc.
Batter-Fair to choice, 2oc; fresh creamery,
Egys-l1c
Chickens-5I6c.
Turkeys-sc.
Ducks-Alive, &c; dressed 10c
Coal-Soft, I0c.
Cattle-Butchers pay for com fed steers
Cs.c. "
Hogs-s3as a5.
Skeep-3hc.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

TOR PENTHOUSE ON FORTY.TBIRD
I street. Inquire OF F. NJ. Snnet, 4205
Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAIL
- way-Tickets can be purchased or baggage
checked at e l Il P Twentieth street depot, or
c u P depot, corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
first street, Frank II Plummer, Agent.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

DOR RENT-HOUSE OF ROOMS FOR s.
per month, with hydrant water. Inquire
1910 Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-A FIvE-ROOM FLAT on
II Third avenue. Call at M. g. X.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

WANTED-TO LOAN MONEY ON pIA-
W monds. watches, jewelry. hardware,
goods, furniture, etc. Highest cash prices
paid for second hand goods Of all kinds also.
The above goods for sale at half the usual
store prices. All business transactions strictly
Confidential. His new number and location,
1921 Second Avenue. Don't forget Il. J. W.
Jones. Two rings on 13i7
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
WANTED.

NANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework at So Nineteenth street.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

TOR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms with board in private family. In
qurc at 727 Twentieth street.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15
DEMOCRATIC POLICY.
oesided Upon by a Caucus Of the
Members Of the House
Of Representatives.
FOUR PROPOSITIONS AGREED UPON.

Two ct Which Refer to the Financial 0ues-
don-Eecognition of Cuban Bclligerency
Dcmanded-Pnrty Is to Favor q "wise''
bankruptcy Bill-Bailey Takes the Lead
er>hiP-kyie Introduces n New Immigra-
tion Bill-Short Session of Congress,
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

"ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU Sc
w work in small family. Apply at 92l
Twentieth street. References required
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-15

EOR RENT-7ROOM HOUSE, CORNE,
Il Sixth avenue and Tenth street. Inquire
OF Mrs. Schreiner lll9 Fourth avenue.