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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
55th CONGRESS-.
House Opponents Of Civil Ser
vice Hold the Floor.
Senate Objects to Water Furnish
ed in District Of Columbia.
The Condition Of Secretary AIgcr Not So
Serious as Reported.

Washington, Jan 10. The opponents
of the civil service law had much the
better of the debate in the House, to-
day. so far as the number of those en-
gagged in ii We're concerned. Nine Of
the II speakers We're of the opposition.
The friends of the law are very anxious
to shut off further debate. and in this
they viii have the cooperation %.
Speaker Reed and the rules committee.
Mr.. Moody. who has charge of the
bill, gave notice that he would test the
sense Of the House. tomorrow. on Il
motion to close debate. The opposi
ton Immediately sent word to all in
their ranks to be on hand and they say
they will have no difficulty in defeat
ing the motion.
Those who participate in the debat I.
today. We're: In opposition to the law.
Messrs. Cooney. Dem, Missouri, Doc"
Rep West Virginia: Cox, Dem. Ten
nessec: Little. Dem. Arkansas:
Brumm. Rep. Pennsylvania: CoWherd.
Dem. Missouri. Subway. Rep, New
Hampshire: Low. Rep. New York
In defence of the law. M"ssrs Me
Can, Rep. Massachusetts. and Par
ker. Rep. New Jersey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
ONE VOTE SHORT.
Senator Hanna Needs Just
That for a reelection.
Stirring Times at 0hio's Capital and
Night Of Hard Work.
Sensational Statements Expected at Todsys
Senatorial Election.

Columbus, ohio, Jan. Ex-senator
Hanna is believed to be one vote short
OF election. The managers of the oppo-
Silion are rot sure OF IS votes for any
one man as against only u for Hanna,
but they feel confident of at least pre-
venting Ianna'S election. LatS night
the Democratic steering committee de-
manded of kurtZ that he furnish at
least eight afiidavits. tonight, from
Republican members that they would
stand With the s. Democratic members
in voting against Hanna
The Democratic steering committee
reported. tonight. that it was satisfied
Representative Gayman, chairman Of
the House Democratic steering COM
mittee. said that Hannas defeat, tn.
morrow was assured
There is no doubt that Hanna was
beaten for "A week previous to last Fri
day. when Representative Manuel Of
Montgomery changed in favor OF Han
ma On Saturday. the sHanna men Sc
cured Representative Griffith OF Union.
liut they made no aCcessinns yesterday
or today, ana II is the general belief
that they are short one vote. tonight
II has been agreed by conference
committee that the balloting in III.
two houses shall not begin until , +
NJ. tomorrow, and there may he sex
eral changes in that Tina
Th,. real work ut the fight is being
1.r. tn,,t.bt m. ,,..rL,.rs ,,.;it ,,,
sleep untH after the balloting begins
Ther. is feeling among many Of thos~
1uI.using Hanna that If he is not defeat
-,
separate pail"tF+ tomorrow. NJ VIII not
u" d4te ated at all
The anti Hanna workers say thsy had
Il majority of ~. against Hanna when
they expressed their strength in ureaniz-
ing Tho Legislatures .MundaN and that if
they come dnws to Il majority uf only
one against Hanna tomorrow tho co..
alitIan mas nat bold together fUr another
day
NtiIu th- ANTI fIanu. ntea ettit insist
on Eurty a~th. ,.,ndid.tt.- t...5f.,x5 f.tnn:.
v.t they SAY that Bushnell Nurtz ss- amy
1tsser on, win b4 dropped 3~ snaa 81 Il is
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tha .t,,4s 81 III rrr 49,. .4,7f-tf-.rt-., Re
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
FOR BOSTON.

Returning will leave Boston AT six
O'clock on Tuesday and Friday evenings
for Bath WiscaSset and BuothbaY. Fare
between Bath ana Bostou only one dol
lar each way. Between WjScasset.
Boothh;y and Boston Sl.25 each way.
connections can be made at WiscaSset
with WiScasset X Quebec Railroad for
Albion and W; stations.
Passengers from Brunswick, Lewiston.
Auburn Richmond Gardiner. HalloWrlL
Augusta WaterViHe. Skowhcgan and in
termediate stations To Boston. should en-
dcavor IT, connect with kenn"htc steamer
at Bath Freight at low rates. PaSsrn-
ger service unsurpassed.
Il. {. GRt.ENLIEF. Agent Eutn.
JAS. Z. DRAKE. Presjdeul.
Bath Jan 3 l~q> ttuln itoapGl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11

Before the exercise were. concluded
the clubs began arriving for tine mass
convention All these clubs and deleSa-
tions proceeded to the Neil house to sere-
made and cali on Senator Hanna. The
street in front Of the motel was block
AIDED from noon until the mass convention
met. al + NJ. and Senator Hanna WAS
kept az busy in responses a. Governor
Bushnell had been during the forenoon.
The inauguration parade started at ia
=. NJ from The north side near the audi
forum where the mass convention was
held and while II was passing south the
clubs and delegates were proceeding
north on the same street. making q most
lively scene.
There was no regular line OF march 70
the Auditorium. The clubs and delega
tions went there unattached. 1tIt trey
made d CONTINUOUS line and aside from
the cheering ~ rivals there were 81" egl-
liSions along the line Of mar
at the grand stand where Gov St-1-
neil and others reviewed 3lta parade.
there vas Il multitude Of people md he
enthusiasm was veTE demons tr.4ttve, blt
he parade Itself was mat eqgai to tEat u
~ her years- There w@re saraa Eelts for
Hanna butt they were followed 5y cheers
fur Bushnell There was a number OF
sech Incidents along the line Of march
A. soon as the parade WAS over there
VA general rush for the Auditorium
CONTINUED on page -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11

the greetings 10 Coy Bushnell the Cow
ernor with others repaired to the Senate
chamber. whore Lieutenant Governor
jones ANA pthcr state officers qualified.
The Senate adjourned without the Gov
error making Tho usual address 10 the
Senate. Some of the Republican members
of the Legislature did not occupy the
seats reserved for them NJ the Inaugural
ti1n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS,
VI iera Purfv an II poy. r, e the 10, x IL
ssc. doing 70 the .liondike.

esf. e"snS 70 the skiOndikc.
Paymsster ". g. Purdy aad En-.
gineer steve IL pover. ot thc Rock Isi-
aud. are msking arrsDgem ent. TO 20
into the klondisc AID harves; the
golden nuggets which are reported
to exist there in fabulous q1an tiles.
They have Interested Lumber IL
railroad men in their plan, it is said,
ard will d part fer the northern
country Dext month. Mr.. Hoover is
an engineer on the wess crd o. the
Rock leland. He is said to have ben
bonn under lucky star. Then. too,
he is hustler. So is Mr.. Purdy.
who is stationed in tbs company's Of
fees ut Chicago. IL there is any
wealth In the Kiond.ke when they
get there. there is no doubt but VIVA,
this pair will get their share.
+. W. Evatt. agen. OF The H1osac
Tuunel at Quincy; c. X. Mu.hous.,
commercial agent Of the Santa Fe a.
Peo'ia; NJ. :. Giles. travelling passeu.
ger agent Of tho Lake Shore; c. W
Pitts. travelling passenger agent Of
tbs Great Northern; Z. II. Gsrstio
agen: OF The Central States Despatch
at Peoris; W. j. Se;nwerth. western
passenger agent o. the Michigan
Central. aud &. c. Merrill. travelling
passenger agent Of the New Yort
Central and Hudson River, were al
IL town yesterday hustling for bust
ness for their respective roads. Tit
ajority OF them are on the lookout
for Kloudike In ,iness. of which they
say the:e will be great rush in the
spring. Mr.. GaTstin says 10 carloads
Of whisky destined FOR Yokahoma
Jaspsn. we're shipped over his roat
from Pekin this week.
The Burlington route led all off
e's in thu amount OF live stock car
re l into Chicago during 1897. OuI
OF total Of 279 662 cars, it handled
IS. S27. about 1900 more than tn,
second on tn. list.
T. j. Colligsn. formerly with til,
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, a. Denni
son, has returned to this city to re
side, and has taken q position in the
Roek Islands machine shop at Dav
export.
William c. Crsmer. f,ruerly o
tie Peoria. has taken o position d
ssitchmsn for the Peoria and Pekil
Union 10 ID at Peoria.
| Il Stockhonse, general passepge
and freight agent Of the Peoria. i
back at his cili,c ogain, after brie
illness.
The fast mail train on the Roc
Island arrived from the east q hal
hour late this m Toiug.
Division Supt. c. L. Nichols. o
the Ro,k Island, is in the city to
lay.
The Burlington has put on an eddi
;ional switch engine in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
'-0-o-o-o-o-o-O-o-o-oHe-
ADJUSTMENTS.
IO-0NN1O-O-0-0-o-o

Walker Whilesidc. the eminent
trsgediao. will present Shakes pearc's
"Ham.ei" tonight at the Bartis.
This talented young actor already
has host Of admirers and friends in
the three cities. who will welcome
the opportunity to again see him.
Frank Harvey's 8 act melodrama,
The World Against Her." is TO be
the attraction at the Auditorium.
Moline. this evening. There is q
plentiful sprinklirg OF spriehtly hu i.
NOR In the play TO relieve ,hs dark
places. Msdge Carlton" the hero.
ine, q role in which Kate Claxton
scored krea. success, i, PLAY ed in
a magnificent msnner by Agnes Wal
lace Villa. A: many points in the
play she exhibits great force. Mi, 9
Villa is surrounded by q good com
pauy Of actors aud actresses who are
admirably cast. The settings arc
handsome aud effective.
Wilton Laokayo. supported by q
carefully selected company, will pre-.
sen. for the first tine in the tri.
cities, '.The Royal Se,ret," q: the
8ur'is Wecne.day evening. Tn,
play is romanti. costume coined J
drama by Reinau and Price. and
these dramstists have provided Mr.
Lackaye with n vehicle shat cleveriy
disP avs his wide range OF ver.atii.
iiy. 1.-The Royal Secret" belong, to
the same class OF romantic plays 3.
"U ader the Red Robe." aud ..rhe
Prisoner Of Zenda." Like these
plays 1t affords the scenic artist aud
the cus'o ner vide scope for pic.ur-
e'que effects. Mo. Lsckaye carries
on his tour all OF the scenery used
In this produc:sou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
In rroullsat D.v, mort,

A Davenport PAPER says: Mrs
!. S. Sherman, of Rock Island, was
fed IS and Costs yes,etda. by Mag
:stra'e Huhbeli for a sharp game
Piaye by the lady and her husband
on a TIN OF unsus pec.ing women.
Nj. aud Mes. Sherm IA rln photo.
graph business in Rock Island and
'h'y guaranteed finished pictures to
Mrs. vii hanson, Mrs. Jacobsen and
Mrs. Lohse. at figures that wc2ld as.
tonish old linc photographers. TIE
lsties called day after day for thei,
photographs, which were not flashed
up, and each day Ms. Sherman put
IN sddi;i nal tariff on the pictures,
now for one thing ard now for an.
other. The women protested. hut i,
didn't do any good, ard Mrs. Sher'
maa wouad up by telling the women
that II they wouldn't bay frames fol
their photos she wouldn't finish them
This settled it, and an sppea
Vas made to Justice Hutbell, will
the results named"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
Tn. sa,,.n .na oar missionaries.

Tie Poste tai dsrstdcd the recall Of two
American n.istl Ir.es from the province o.
slerpo, on the rstext hat tnoir mlssion for dis
bibEisn Of reii,' is likely IN 1ars d.tcrbsnce.
"rhe sch nan o. Europe" q. he ~ dcr,ive'y
termed, 10 - uurcE' 'nablc as b ,olticaI health
u feebl,. AZ \ tr IN. oonra.; to his 90 ,iinacy
and s;apiei,r.ihi poole Of Am,r!ci are seknowl
edsing far ard v!ls the bsn'fec- cs OF the mis-
son 20 Ho-,eictis s;onseh Bite 9, namely, 10
rel We arc prevent railars. rheumatism and ki..
n,y eomplala;. throaic dy.pc?sii, eopstipati N
sad liver t'ouS.e. Tac n.ryJus. the weak aaj
TIE iqhm e,r.ye ulspc.kabie bsn,G: from 10.
u.s., ard 10 frcsiiy miiisstes those infrm.tle.
sle.iaily in;iicut 20 ~ tneirg year. ecp
Appetite sud -ns;o1 81 to1fort th -oushoa,
the 'ysi n ers ctp,n its U.s., which .hoalib b,
regular ara rcrsi.ic';. An tsrly rosort TO- /.
fac preveriivs Is ,osi ally sGgsSs ei to those whc
seek its all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
n. Loude, backs C. n. b,ne d "L,. =

Former President D. II Londer.
back. Of the street railway system Of
he three cities. snd the promoter
& the union loop ard other elevated
'oads in Chicsgn. is now figuring on
tao consolidation Of tie foui g ca,
systems in Chicago. an, a. tbs,
stands in the vas Is the foreclosure
suit agairs: the Lske street elevated.
This Day be d smissed and Jidse
Gscsscup referring TO the ip';m,.
ton Of the proposed consolidation
Ia his cou;t in Chicsgo the other
dsy. received the authoritative eff
cisl assurance from President Loud.
erbsck tLa. gu h plan was likely tO
b, carried OFT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
F.I-sSs Honey and Ia.

Cough Syrup wherever introduced Is
considered the most pleasant and
elective r. medy for BIZ throat and
lung 20 mp aints. 1t is the only
prominent cough mediciLe that con-
tains no opiat. npd thss can safely
DO given to children. For sale by r.
III. Ihomss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
There 10 . Clsss of Psop;e

Who are injnred BY the use Of cot.
Zee Recently there has been placed
in al The grocery stores a new prep
ara,ion called Grain-O, made Of pure
grains. that takes the place Of coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives
II without distress, sud but few can
tell II from coffee. II does not cost
over one-qusrier as much. Childyt q
msy drink it With great beueft. is
ceits and Is cents per sacAsge. Try
IL. Ash LOT Grain U.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
Lic~nesd to We'd.
u ,sfssns % Lead. On

To serious Irritation OF the throat.
aud nay end in q rsckiug. raspir (
corgh. DR.. Bells Pine-Ta,-Honey
viii quickly clear the throat and
leave the voice clear spd smooth. I!
10 80 inislli,le remedy for coughs
and colds ard sill disorders Of The
thros: and lungs. Good druggists
sell IL. IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
ONE ENJOYS


Both the method and results when
Syr1pof Figs is taken; il il pi'ssans
aud refreshing TO the taste. and vets
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. elcsnScs TIE sys-
ten ofectually. dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
oonstipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
dgced, pleasing 10 the taste and &C.
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
Is cction sad truly beneficial IN its
effects. prepared only from the most
hcl.thyand agreesblcsubstnnces. its
many excellent qualities commend il
q cil and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
oufc il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try Il. Donot Geccptany
sul-titntc.
CALIFORNIA Fie SY1yp co.
sss fsssciSCo. ca.
tfgissaif. ~. sSg rssS. NJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
BuckIen's Aruios ssIye,

The best salve In the world for
cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chspped
hands. chilbiains, corus spd all skin
'eruptions, and positively cures piles.
or no pay required. 1t is guarsn.
feed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale BY Hsrtz & Uile-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

.NvHE fiest annual reunion Of Ii
Yl Veteran Volunteer Firemen'.
Il association is being held to.
Gay in Davenport. Rock Isl,
and and Moline are taxing part, and
this afternoon the men. who ia day:
agone fought flime and smoke 70,
the love OF their respective cities. and
for the glory Of being brave wi,hou,
thought Of remuneration. before mod
ern methods OF controlling and con
quering the fiery iiend were though,
of. marched again through the
streets OF Davenport tn the same old
inspiring strains. They did moi
wear the bright red shirts OF years
agp. but it was an occasion for the
reviving o. "Mem'ries OF the Past 3"
nevertheless. TIE grizzled old vet.
Grams had "reminiscences without
number. The perils and dangers
that had been met and overcome
hov neighboring cit es were given
assistance in times whea dire De.
siruction threatened, and how way
back in the past. not Sd din either.
the ii -enan arose from bis comfor;a
BILE bed in the deal OF night. shcul
d red his torch aud sho we'd how bat
ties were won, all these thugs were
told over again.
Contes, Ovsr the Wooden Man.
81 TIM sHsa l.
dents aud one in which there " as
more real fun aud some real feeling
was that OF the wooden man. which
now rests securely on the top Of
Hose No. 5, on Second street. haven
port. 1t was in the parade this
afternoon. mounted on fl,at. A
great deal OF that Fl ;ht will BE- re-
membered. The man was made BIZ
man By the name Of Hebbsrs. and
was supposed 10 represent Col. Boz
lit.!er, who WAS the FIRST chief Of The
Davenport Volunteers. When 1.
va, maize there WAS a contest be-
tween The companies for it. /.
was settled for The time being
oy Placing 1t on top Il the
city hall. Tie lower f,or OF
which was used BY the Pilots. When
he change gas made G.: the city hall
ard the love. 1,or WAS used for CITY
iii ,es. 1t was decided to have IL t.
ken dcHn. Then the Fire King and
the Liberties wanted il. TEE latte.
np,ny had just completed il:
oailding. Different aid nen were
sought and promises we're made. Il
hecsme evident that the L,bertis:
were going to lose i. No Man dis
sppeaIcd one night. A search war
tau. was gotiea cut and a search in.
sntu.ed. /: could not 10 found i.
the city nor was il in The city. /
had been brcush. over to Rock IL
and AID KEEP. here until after the ex
CT @ pens hsd died GU. Then it wa
m unt+d Oh the top OF the new Lit
ertv house, where il sill remains.
The festivities Of today end in ,
masquerade ball a. Turner Crane
opera house tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

You should know that Folp,'e
Honey and Is. is ao. o!u,ely the bes,
remedy for al! diseases OF the throat,
ches' o. lungs. Deslers are author.
lied to guarantee il to give tn'i.f.c.
ton in all cases. Fer sale BY T. H
Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

(. .sssy B.gr.' . Character Who Was
Ksosa r.r sad via /. tins Psspris-
er Of tue rise~. Ar .aai waisa Cluster
Nsnssoas R-osi -osssos Of the Z FL
Dsys In u sk leland.
HIlTH the removal OF the old
It'll Shamrock house on T~en.
WI iy-Grst street tetween tee.
ord and Third avenues, is
blotled out ono of Rock IIand's his
totics! spots. Its diiapidated roof.
long since dropping from old rye.
has teen ic,led by the wrecser. aud
The last ve,,ige Of tho bailding will
soon haze disappeared. TO max. way
for the improvements which the
Burlington Railway company, put
chaser Of the prcplrty. proposes to
make in that u-ignbofhood.
The Shamrock house, in the early
days looked upon As leadipg
hotel. has s,ood for upward Of hail
ctniary. Is VAS 'uiit by James
Broieriok. whose love for the place
% his birth prompted him Ia caris.
'eningi 10 after tho national f,wer OF
E.ia's Islo. Is I'd rick rs whole.
.ouled, geui,l man, who m.cs
frietds rapidly. and IL was not long
before hi. hotel. in connection with
which ho conducted q hsr, was
known a.. miles around. The place
did n thriving b1siness, snd was the
means Of accommodating for its pio.
psie;or snag fortune.
Frederick called every ono hi.
friend. II he failed in readily re.
a.cmhtriug nam he would address
= ts,ron As Sunny Diwp," Sure.
Sonny Ba~n," Bro6orisk would cay
with n broad smile. as no passed on,
The ~e, goods, ''y ou'rc loosiog fo;ne,
b.ess your s'sl,; an bow's tue fam
ily." His constant use OF the nam.
resulted ia i,s application TO himself
hy his friends. who cvcnt1slly cam.
q kbow him only ne Sonny Bawn'
Tie sas eharac,or-sitty sad jIlly
hut neSes losing light Of the fiu,n.
olsl eLd CT hi, bIsisoss.
Cd friends would gather at III,
Shamrock hjuse la the evenings and
svsp ,toii,s Sony" was invaria
ably the ces,ral figure, and his say
ings and Z miniscer ces would keer
the guests in good h.mor. The,
would spsn taei: m),cy freely. for
they knew "a m past expsrenCc tina,
Souny" vas there for business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
-fss NJ Pss.s. Away.

Tie Shar.r5ck eventually changed
haGd'. sonny" passed away some
~ years $50. liis wife fjllo seG hir,
70 IRE srRv" later They lett me
daughter. Mira. CJnnsrs. OF Cedar
Rapids. Io~a. who Inherited ihe'1
property. Tho shamrock. after be-
log run by various parties. wa:
abandoned ss hotel. and converted
into . tenement. The old building
will be removed from view. but ii
aud i,s founder. "Sonny Bawp." will
live in memory. The Old resident,
familiar wi h the incidents cluster.
ing abou, the Shamrock. will, relate
them 10 his cail'ren. and they in
turn will repeat ,hcm to theirs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
Have You asseu Coushins

A day. week. month. . yes,? Dr..
Bells Pine-Tar-noney will cure iha,
cough There can DO no dcuat of il.
II has cnred many others eqoally re.
we're. Druggists sell It. 2a cents.
NJ cuEe no pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

Iupo,sible to iOresce 80 accideu.
Nos impossible 10 be prepared for IL.
DIR. Thomss' Eclec;ric Oil. Monsrt
over piin. Sold BY Marshall q
Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
T, C0lisusor's Notice

The lakes for 1897 are now due
and pay able at the Office OF county
superintendent OF schools, court
house. first aocr near north entrance.
Bling last years tax receipts and
avoid delsy in searching for descrip-
lions. r. j. LEE,
Township Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

Or stubborn cold. or 8 deep-s.ased
cough can be cared for good with
DE-. Bells Pire Tar-lIoney. This
fsmou. remedy. taken in time. viii
stop The progress % consumption
aud bring the color Of health TO III,
paid cheek. Dfuggi,ts sell 1t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

WANTED - BOARDERS: DESIRABLE
W rooms, centrally located, with first
class board. Enquire ut 23N Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

"ANTED "A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w homework at 100 Tweoty- third street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

W general homework; reference re-
CURED Inquire of Mrs. Samuel Edwards. 9i5
Second avcaue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08
WANTED,

"ASTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w homework at SOS Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

w clean and light storage rO,,ma. Mn elo.
vstor AZ 1913 Second avenue. Johnny Jones.
Two rings on l3a7
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

"ANTED-RIvER CAPTAIN OR PILOT
W TO Join party going to Alaska: must have
NW, Address Fred K Allen, $50 Mulberry
street, Galesburg. ILL.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

WANTED-ENERGETIC BUSINESS NAN
w to handle our business meet merchants
anu manufacturers permanent situation. Nc
0regor 100 Caxton Building, Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08


A county official is in receipt Of a
letter from man in q ne;ghtoring
town who asks for the nams Of an
''honest and reliable" attorney. IL
was not peculiar that Rock Island
should be singled out for such dis
tinc:;on, but people will naturally
ask who was recommended.
Guess again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-08

"ANTED-IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
w steady and pleasant employment az
nome t'r one year at $50 per month, and cau
give good references. send your name snd a.
dresS with stamp 10 a. l.. Smith & Co, Kim.
bah House, Davenport, Iowa.