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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

AID ron THE UNIVERSITY.
PROPOSAL tn Raise Endowment. Con-
sistfaH of laag Time Mates.

Special Dispatch "a the Post-inteIASsssY>e-
TACOMA. jar. IA plan Is on foot
among tire nes management Of the Puget
sessIsd university To- pay its asAss and ess-
siow il under a subscription scasnse 10 BE-
known as the Twentieth century fana All
endowment notes given xs!i IL made pay
asia mtsAsn 80 years and draw Interest M
tAs Fate % per cent tseY anaom. II
wis require esss Scene sp settle an debts
sn3 put the suslegs In good financial con-
sksst,=Fs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

THE CITY or Ss.AT~T LED par - - 2
finance. trsas2Ters ofSscs. Iu
NfeFs notse@.
Soties - hereby gyea iha. ~ 49,
Fuent F0li 81 Local ifuprpt'e fssns - - =
No. ~, n TIE CstY 1f seattle. greA.s
9~iiaAnce 80. E.eos. entitled al -
I.goyIdlnE faF tire Improvement q -
feenfis Aysyste III the CITY NJ Sszssk -
East u i9u Street, - q ss4snI - - -
~ Easz Ite9aa WAY by The e1rs1 - -
~ AS iron stone pips sewss - -
SAID ssnFtiut es sad aveYzsss fcSss1N.'
al necessary Ny~s. apen2ngs "a
sagnphatgs. Eentsia:ors. e2fca hs&xs -
flashing tanks, and prov sdsEx ~
yasfas therefor hy tNA wrsss sf -
payment. susa estate se5rg a fszs V y "a -
10 yfIsut by arr asssssrFisrf af'as = -
ans! parcels q lard 5enestssd ~ So q
pfoyeugenz. under ire fsrexistoss . = Il
nance No. 2s@5. approves AgTA - -
80 erss ftlesi ~ Ordnance No -
proved MAY s.s. iSs4. &n4 trszsss fssl
s.4sz. approved Mas IN. fsg'. sss1 100
Charter. as now 10 force s.as hssS - 80
"a TIE FOR ~oilszsstor, and taAs 2nNZzzss5I
merit ~ the Assessment sasf ~sS - -
- made wttn4n shiFsy DAYS TeM -
% tr~ tr@t ssQD3 eaton - sfl$ 49, -
assessment SHAT 20 svasE 1853 ~
stall t-+8r interest - ne fats y -,
cent. sseT anuuu uufis pad. sfs = 49,
h@f8Ts sgfch assessment Sfsaa haN -
delinquent q penalty q pss 80
~ added. and tns a1ws d@t21ss - = 4. ~
~ eGsefeis 0H tae assussa9 sAx fssS = --.~<j
current year & s-ss~f @&ee ~ So rsstsI
~ 1sllUQ1ssE4t sGs w%fe me 'ssTssF - srs6l
- a. o. ser taxes sevsrate Aee1-sssss -
kept Thereof. ard . a1s psss =. sxf<|
tine Axs1 for ne pATtaszi aa -. - -
shall Dc collected together VIE sessri
isoa@l charges ard g-sEssis - - q - ssseI
fze1 10 be charged and eoaSseses ~ - :, ~
sfszsnes52u: taxes. eaer ssE Es - n
isEsauea. snsll be So33 fSy so - @snI
such sssa ssEgseFss. WITH iEsFFes.s - - -
a. lne time and II tae afsAssse -. - ~
same authority as lands ard ssa
f0x cstx taxes. se.rvr
City Treasurer Of ne CLty q
Date OF s1s, paoEc&E.sS, na
Ssc2Sx1 ga, iAsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
New ors~.a. Race.

%kw aftf FANS fs~ gzgase. -
eesry sfAsA 1sassassx
seyeH ssvaergs sssstsS < Nagsas wee
Gssr.eeyfs seesrss The TS~axaa sNi~s
Tsssss. I zss1
Seven fHFSaegx~MyesssEs ~ss hstsvxsss
eecand fsrsxas Night sAFra IRE ~ss
MJs sri f~eafF tss~ss sel24@<- Sllssss,
wrH4 Gal Frank WAtrTs seSeosseas gsenrksa
fhtssi. TIRE. 80
ss farscnxs hanssSa ~ sSte1sscs ma-
fsesse ~ N~sassss sScea4. fsasY C,ass@An
tN.ss ZHfs4 isk
Me- SD swTrts ysess. selling Es<rzaea
s~aa. sSssvt q. sere&1. fI&n.a@ea saz-a
efG-1 isk.iH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
RANDOLPH Nox-sufTED.
Case Against byron Barlow Comes
to an tattmety End.

Spscial Dispatch 10 the Post ngelii gsD@er
TACOMA Jan. IA motion for non
suit Sas tesiay granted 1y Judge William
son tn the superior court In the case os
Randolph against BARLOW -ras suit Nas
the oatronte ~ the QaarryinE nf certain
stone ~ BARLOW fer use In fhe Port Jr-
eharsi dry dock. ard involved ABOUT 81 ls.s
Randolph claimed title to the land s~syn
the islands IN San Juan county. The pres
ent trial VAS tire second. the first hagiag
b*.r sfsTuwa cat az the higher court un
tssch1f.sMlifS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

Special DlspafeA 50 tho PSazt- In TEL acer.
ARLINGTON Jar 13-T-ae Tex plant
Of the Lincoln shingf2 Company. Just carn-
piets~f ard pi4ca3 il operation 4, THIS place
IS pronounced BY experts one % the very
hese mills In tEse state. and the people Of
Arlington regard Il as an important adj
sfs.son - rfe industries ~ TIE town The
dimensions ard capacity OF the plan. are
as follow. Main u7ll building SJxs1 tw1
stories: engine roorr. zsxs9; dry kiln. s4x7a.
capacity 81 MIL. 1880. capacity 0. cry
kiln l. &c a19
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

Sgss.sA4 JasgsecEs 10 che Post 1assagfsz@rerr.
TACOMA. 5zn. 1&~~AIsoTnev CasFlss
Rs eaFVsSsss q Use araa - tsaxse 4 tta~h.
AfG~<asi- w. NExt assA leave Tacoma gar
iazeaEs, Ezs&5sEd NJ y&susaT3s.su IA ve.f~
c~r{ - 5he Sfs+~t enfesss ~ ats sr8D
hgst z - sstss8Ts .,.e& ~ PAS AAey sstesS IS
ssswzzE, wsse AAsEHes s~Ses'ens SRA naVs
Ts'grsfsy b&ecS1s satxTestza "a SSs4nR Fyzsss.~
@sss9x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

Noiics x 5~reay gives. that Henry r
laegson as asuss gistFs.1r ~ tae estate
II Daniel Bachelor jackson. gs@reassss
and pursuant Is an order az the sE.z-grser
Court - King County. State az ygash
lngton. probate department. made On the
Sist day 81 December lsss, vii SIT ~
private sale the following described real
estate. and the improvements thereon.
tc-xif.
Log enc @. block fifteen fs0 c. u. Bo-
ren's Addition to Ehs town ns9w ctty a.
Seattle, h4ng Ccon 3. State ~ washington
lets ten fael ard eleven t1ll Baoes twenty
on- en-. A. A. Dearyts Addition "a me
City OF Seattle. an undivided os7e-bair }r
terest ln rot fuut 81 beck sesen fIs Il :
8aynArefs Plat % she tosn a. Seattle vssex
CITY of Seattle, king Couaty. WaShgnv
ton. lot ere ~, block forty seven az -
block forty seven fs7}. Tire west hals ~
lots enc ID and s~o 60 aisck forty fasg-
t.n. ara loss shres ard four IA black fsrFy.
ave tsss- ali N ID. = MayraYTs pfas ~ ~.
t0wn o. Seattle. row Cry % Seattle
Also ss@tsan tkarty-tsrse Gggg tgwnxhf,
seventeen tlss. North - Range Fo.,v a.,
Nsst % liz rnettss S-Ttaaan. thar SAID
}os ona 90. block aft@en 9l5s & II Ftysssnss
4AG&sToFg 70 the tcan. now c8<y az sssastsls
$ Situated Wpcn Third Avenue au4 Ssssfs.
Street. and has ta@f@on the sallow!rsg fng-
prowsE2ents.
Ctne :~o-ssory ktere bgua.ux aud .wo
dwelling house.. shat lofn r@rs tfaa ~
eleven OI1. facek twsn .y-oas, are srggrrrssss
having tasreon Ave dwellings ar4 50
sa5atees - S@vss TFyouszFes 81 80 is, r,ss-
Ear mortgage which tzss ptrcaaser - "a
assume. Lat Fogr IA ~ block seven r. -
3 Maynard Plat of re foKn az S~as.fe
Tow CITY az SEATTLE Ia improved hzv5rv
thereon a f0rr~stOry a3& sas Sar-ss~., 10y
and stone building, ". II Eatsrrsr ssefav
a ore-bs4s 0wa@T CT said lot ara xeGs -
being snc1sF s.e9 Ev n mortgage n 49,
a.ssn q F5<ty-fave Tngsfszrs e. gss7s r,ss,
lars. sEs-2.a. ~ wsiea - 10 be axsssrr~s
BY lAae purchaser
E4os ore ~. II eioek f8rty-xpyeFs an u
: Mssrsr4s FIst - the .awu OF S4atsIa
now CITY Of seatsle. - improved sy aay5nx
taers1n three houses: lets az Gss .ns 80
sc9tb half OF ios sever O. ia Ysysses f.~sy~
seven ffs1. u : Maynard Piat - -
tewn % seaEtse- rsw fSIy a. Saat.fe a..
Improved hy 1asl8g thereon soar aa1,s.~s
TIE Nese has OF to.s ore % ans 49, ~,
beck fq-sy.se0r IA. and lots tnres o. ar4
four az. block f9rEy-ays fE3. u & xav
nzre's pi2t Of TIE town Of Seattle 49,
Cts CT Seattle. are szairxvravss
SECTION tnsr.y-;sse- ca TOWNSHIP, s~v.~,-
ts%n Cd north 81 ranga four 40 $50 =,
Willamette Sefis ar ceeAagfe fs,eF-.
STATE ~ Warrington = sirsks~r 9sgs ~.
sss.E1Faase tAsTesn bang esElsraapgg a. assu
Essals8 feet +'NNs
That different 'rsscsis os 10. a.s~ns.ss
rsss estate VIII D. sai8 CT o. xstspr ne va
- - aASsAxxs 2sss. a. ssa.sa ecUs an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

sunaN afy-sseStsae a. Tacoma. g refeFw<
Ufsf hAify, Reese second half, Elder. aua-
sfre~, Prof. r s. f4pay. E.s5er and Keess.
Tina q hasses, twenty minutes
Daring ras wait between iae frat ant
sesssFst halves Of tire gxase Morton Hills
Gave as sxEs1hsTsoa af fairy rlsah Swinging
An Indian cfah fses VAS snn f,x W Wossg
NAp d&fessesk BARKER. 81 SIZE 4 NJ q A
hsshe. hsit tsana. Bra ire aFaal heat tnGer
TIRE conditions 81 Is. faes m. Syen starfss.
from esse corner ct TIE ggrr.F;axsssFsa rsau 70
the csy-ser 1.sxSna5iy across. ard retsssaAs
~lh ~ Indian ei1h wh5eh wsS set down
90 tbs aSsr IL & tepFisa over * aAs Ia
he S~s up again befssa anes a9r ctab could
fs brought Ehs-s ctuis> constituted the
FsslEBi~s HoQ3s tire Sas = seconds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

SsssTsi iszsss 49, - s>S tst ks.-rss4se~
sSNtsNft1sts, Ian t3~-TAe ar~rs ssa-aww ~
TIE r%sE ~Ts7& asVs |%szE9Ass' esy- g5a%ev1 ssz
sssE7seE. avs Sns tst Fszssahfse@ SD s4azAs.
fgss fs7ssls @Seae~s ssT tsss ssssaac@ e ta@
winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
LEGAL x0rscu

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-. "a -. = r@,ksTsx
- - - --s-s~sz fsr n 49,
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- - - - s1T5T 3
= So - -. - S's-x- "A -
- 49,. = - =. e-sfs 81 SESs So.
- - 3 =. - ssss k1nszu -
- 1,.As - = - se& as - ~
:. - as e z-zx -
$50 - - y - -
- - s - So - sss ysrr e
SzaEs Sc g., = ~sasl 80, Sss 40 Ear e =
80 e = IL = IAS rNM
n = - ssszse x
1sSANzs's.A1~f Ss'-fA -rs&ssss
- - g,-----.--. !
~ s-s-A-Ase stsSs - ge -
% - ,asn-.
- 10y -az14@s ezsaz-sS
49,, 81. Eszzss < -
- 1850 -
- - = AsSsr rs
- -, = =, sNHzas
g - = s, = - - = LANES sss--ss
rs - - = -. - $50 3Aszsw 4 81
-. 80 -. : - - s~assss Sea-
49, <t'@ @asaN-aeazr
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

Special Dfsy4steB 90 TEE Poss-iofel.kxenes-
TACOMA, jan i&-s-Aadst Clarity, tie
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pk. Ss~HoENag. MzsSass ss--z,s. Pa
e@me1 sfsStlca
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LEGAL NorICESCons.a.

satisfy a Judgment amounting 70 si.T&S. -
n favor % ssss plaintiff. ard ceze Ct SUITE
Dated MS 5<h lay % January. A. y. tsSsa
NM. H. A0TEsR. SaersT
Astoraey. z " HayAess. Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

Falls q Northern railway, north 5oan9
last Dignt. DsohbsHs had = family living a.
cngwa lzh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

NOTICE OF EXE.TTOE'S SAr4E.-Notiea
iS hereby given that the undersigned
executor % th@ es4se ~ Cnarges r
&3assoE2, deceased in gstsed.eaee % m
osSter of the superior court ~ the county
OF King, state Of Washington. mad en-
ne a9tA day ct Eisecs fTsSer. tsss viii sesi a.
pa5stc alctaan, 10 the highest hist9ev Tor
casa, 90 Mon1ay. sha aash day OF Jane-
airy. fsss. between TIE bears q ten c'eiorx
IN the morning and tfe SegaRg Of tsa
san. beginning a. The hnur 81 eleven
o'clock d n. all facxe certain los ~ asgssa
situate IL tAe e{ty q SeAtsls k3ug GOTH
". state Of Washington. particularly &C.
zcrIt-A4 seicgs. Fo-xit:
Lots SIX 90 and Sven a.. IN block "Bs
n 3oos5wsr9'- addition 20 tbe city 81 Sc
attic. and lot slx 50. Ia beck eignt a.. PLAZA
of North Seattle sad hsrg eouaty. state
~ Wssns1x tcEs.
Sad sale VIII ~ hsl3 az he front door Of
the courthouse, IN The city u Seattle. in sad
King county.
Terms CT sale NfIl ~ . pr cert. czss. to
accompany bid, aud ts8tanes uEyeu eanarTssa-
zion cf sale and delivery % executors iced.
Dalea al Seattle, Washington. January
an tsxy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

WINFIELD 5 JAMESON.
Executor 81 tae kstaEc CT Charles y, Moul-
ton, DISEASED
Hiram ], Jacobs. Attorney for Executor.
Rooms AS ard ais. Seattas National bank
building. SEATTLE. WASH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

C4.y Treasure % the City q 49,
Date a. FIRST publication. Sessssss "a'-
J4nG4ry IA. lsss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

CITY Treasurer q IRE CITY II S<1siiA
Dasa OF sirss publication. Seattle Naaa|
January sths lsSs.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14
His Life Was Saved.

y. !. Lily. Il prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo, lately had a won
dcrful dcliverance from frightfGl
death. In telling of it he says: Il
was taken with typhoid fever that ran
into pneumonia. My lungs became
hardened. l was so weak / couldn' t
even sit up in bed. Nothing helped
me. | expected to soon die of con
sumption. when | heard of DR.. King
New Discovery. One bottle gave great
relief. l continued to use it, and now
am well and strong. l can't say too
much in its praise" This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest
cure in the world for all throat and
lung trouble. Regular sizes 30 cents
and 81. Trial bottles free at HART II
Ullemeyer's drug store; every bottle
guaranteed.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

ACCORDING to Springfield dispatch
the latest congressional reappor-
tionment" scheme ut Springfield is to
abolish congressional pportionment.
In other words, it j. proposed that
the congressional aPportiOnment act
Of 1898 ne repealed, that nothing he
put in its place and that the state be
left without congressional districts.
All of the 20 congressman from Illinois
would then be elected as conGrc ssrncu
at large have been elected-bv direct
vote of the whole state. The efficacy
of the plan to send a republican dele
CATION from Illinois to congress is not
doubted and it i the very soul of the
proposition This suggestion at first
glance seems 80 wild A. to Je ridicu-
lous. 1t i. however. the Chicago
Timcs-Hera'd states. sufficiently with
in reason To have received serious con-
sidcration by men who direct the re-
publican organization machinery in
the state and in the legislature. Il Is
still under consideration and has been
talked over in conference of state cen
tral committeeman and legislative
managers within four days. Author
ship of this willy scheme. whether it
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14
Democrats nndneMeY.

The New York Sun comments on
the fact that sundry anti-expansion
congressman cheered most heartily
for Dewcy in the closing scenes of the
legislature. Ii cannot understand
how man can honor Dewey achieve
ment without being an imperialist ot
its own wild unrcasoning type. To
this the Quincy Herald replies with
great force of logic and truth when il
says: This Is ridiculous. All men
can honor the gallant admiral. The
English can, who have no paramount
interest in the result. Wherever
flows the healthy current OF Anglo
Saxon blood there will be honor and
praise for Dewey and h.5 men. When
Dewey was required by the law of
nations to leave the harbor OF Hong
Kong he had but two purposes in
view-one to touch 4 coaling station.
and the other to destroy the Spanish
fleet. He never drcaInt nor did his
orders cOntem plate the capture and
subiugation OF ten million aliens
most Of them worshippcrs OF wood
and stone, and carrying bows
and arrows for arms. Admiral
Dewey met and destroyed the
Spanish fleet in the bricfcst and
bravest naval battle of all time. The
glory of that achievement would
never have been dimmed had he then
turned about and sailed for his ma
tive land. Ii was virtually the first
and last battle OF our war with Spain,
for it left the indelible truth that the
Spanish cause was hopeless in con
test with American arms and va!Or.
In a war for the freedom and prOtec-
ton of Cuba we had struck u sharp.
decisive and magnificent blow on the
other side of the world. 1t startled
all nations and the glory of that
achievement would have been in no
sense impaired had the gallant conf
modorc pointed his argosies to the
Golden Gate and sailed away. Any
democrat can cheer himself hoarse for
Dewey, without endorsing the subju-
CATION of some millions Of barbarians
at the antipodcs."
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

ORIGINATED in Chicago from the fecund
brain of Henry l.. Hertz cor whether
some country statesman eFolFe" H.
i not clear. The idea itself grows
out OF the general complaint, made
since 1898. that the republican party
cannot yet, under the present appor-
tionment, the representation in con-
,,re-s It wants. That IS all. At the
bottom Of the scheme is the
ambition Of John Riley Tanner
To sit in the United States SEN
ate. There is much opposition
among republican congressman TO the
idea. prominent among those so de-
claring themselves being Representa-
tive Prince of this district
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

After you have concluded tIat YOU
ought not to drink coffee. Ills not Il
medicine, but doctors order it, be-
cause it is healthful. invigorating and
appctjzing. 1t is made from pure
grains and has that rich seal brown
color and taste ike the finest grades
of coffee and costs about one-fourth
as much. Children like il and thrive
on it, because it i a genuine food
drink containing nothing but nour-
i-hment. Ask your grocer for
Grain-O, the new food drink. - and
p cents.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14
ARE ABANDONED
Rock island Merchants Quit Dealing in
scheme I:usiness.

Scheme Business.
The Rock Island Retail Merchants
association, at its semi-monthly meet
ing in krell AZ Maths hail last night,
adopted a resolution abandoning all
premium and coupon schemes, which
have heretofore been quite extensively
dealt in by merchants III connection
with their business.
George ii. Mcdonald WAS chairman
of the meeting in the absence ot Pres
ident George II. Kings sbury. There
was an unusually large attendance.
The interest in the association seems
to be growing steadily and substan-
italy.
The new constitution and bylaws
We're adopted. An invitation had
been extended to the Moline mer-
chants to meet with their, Rock Island
neighbors, but they did not come.
owing To a misunderstanding. {. +.
Dewend was the only member of the
Moline association present. lie made
4 brief talk, in which he outlined the
progress of his home organization.
A smoker followed the business ses-
sion
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

As the season of the year when
pneumonia, lagrippe, sore throat,
coughs. colds, catarrh, bronchitis and
lung troubles are to be guarded
against, nothing is fine substitute
Will answer the purpose" or is
.Just as good rs One Minute Cough
Cure. That is the one infalliblC
remedy for all lung. throat or bron-
chial troubles Insist vigorously
upon having it if something else i
offered Won. Fer sale by T II.
Thomas, a. j. Reiss and NJ. +. Balm
sen, druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14
TUESDAY MARCH II.


The democratic voters OF the CITY oi Rock
Island are requested TO meet n their respcc-
i've ward, Tuesday evening. March Il, ~ :
O'Clock D. m. to nominate one candidate in
each ward for alderman. and 10 elect three
members Of the city committee and TO choose
dcIr-ates 70 The city-tOwuship convention
Th,. ,-alclses VIII h, hcId in the respective
wards a. follows
First Ward-SOlG coal once.
Second ward StOdd IS hall.
Third Ward 1915 Third avenue.
Fourth ward -Fric.. 4 kau-z- livery stable
Fifth Ward-Hose house on Twenty-secOEd
street.
SIxta WarG--jlO Fifth avenue.
seventh WarG-OlG No. school house.
The basis OF representation VIII be one dele
gate to each - votes or major fraction there
o. cast for the democratic national ticket n
f-+. Eacu ward j. entitled % Delegates -
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

THE plumbers supply trust Is the
latest. The proposed capital Is but
500, 900, 600. but the people will not
he so awfully shocked at the cOnse-
quences. The plumbers have been
gradually preparing them for this for
some wears back.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

HAD Admiral Sampson exhibited
the same magnanimous spirit in re-
porting the result of the naval battle
OF Santiago that he did in his plea for
recognition of those OF his subordi-
mates whom the senate failed to con-
firm. there would have been no ques-
tion raised in this country As to the
credit of the victory.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14
Given pby FourDoctors.

Beaver Dam, Ohio, Aug. -, 1895.
My daughter, after being treated by
four doctors. and being given up for
lost, 4 neigh Dor recommended Foley :
Kidney Cure. Today she is able to
walk several miles without fatigue.
| feel we would have lost her if it was
not for YOUR medicine. spectfully,
MRs j. NJ. BAILEY.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

QCAY and AlgCr are both discr.d-
tied by their party. and it j. gratify-
ing that the party has the discrimiua-
ton to place them ia such position.
Peoria Journal Otcp).
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

Pneumonia follows Ia grippe, but
pneumonia cannot follow the use of
Foley's Honey and Tar. Pneumonia
is striking down hundreds of those
who thought they We're cured of Ia
grippe. Foley's Honey and Tar, taken
during or after in grippe, is guaran-
tced TO prevent pneumonia.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14
HrckIen,s nrnica saIve.

The best salve III the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum,
fever sores, tetter, chapped hands
chilblaius, cOrEs and al skin erup
tins, and positively cures piles or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by Hartz &S Ullemever.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

II the report be true that Gen.
Wheeler has capitulated it IS under
circumstances To his credit. None
but cupid could capture the warrior
III these the best DAYS in his career.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

Delegate- elected in their respective wards
20 ID assemble nj Turner hall hur~,iay evening,
March It. ~ = o-clOcs. To nominate candidates
Tor mayor. city clerk city attorney. city treas
urcr. two assistant supervisors. assessor and
collector. and select s- chairman of the city
township committee. ". g. EIAUCKER.
Chairman Committee
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

TIE presiden: may 90 away from
the scenes Of anxiety and RESPONSE
bility and be curc-free for time. but
there are no thoughts of any such lit
tie vacations for Dewey.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14
Elertinn Nntice.

Notice is hereby -iven. that OF Tuesday. the
Iour-- Gay Gi Anc-l. A D ls.y "a tine city OF
Roc, Island III. an election VIII Lie held Tor
the following Officers. to1Tlt:
CITY DFFICERs.
One mayor for two years.
Ons e.tg clerk tOr NV o years.
one ci.y attorney 10Y TWO years
t.Ue cit- Treasurer .lr two wears.
one q ccrlnaa IN The First ward for two
one alderman Ii The Second ward for TWO
year.
one alderman IL the Third ward for two
Ooe alderman Il the Fourth ward for two
one alderman in the Fifth ward for two
one alderman il ,he sixth wart for two
years.
one alderman ia thc Seventh ward for two
years.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Two assistant supervisor for TWO years.
one assessor fOr one wear.
I.Lc collector Tor one year
Which election wili open ~ o'clock in the
morning and continue open until > q clpcis ia
The afternoon of that day.
Place, OF registration aud voting VIII uc a.
First ward-Frecinct !. No io3 Fourth ave
nue..
First Ward Precinct =. No sol Ffr,h street.
Second Nard-Prcciuct !. No. iJli Third
Second ward-Precinct ., George stodd's
Tnirl ward-Preciact /, No. 1871 Third ave
Third wara-Precinct =. No. Iii4 Seventh
avenue
rpIE.h " dtc-LIcctnct ], ID mick : livery
stable. ihird avenue. bet|eeU Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets
Fourth Ward-Precinct >. brick building r. II
40 80 Ig. eucicth street.
FIN VA d-f5reciu..t Z nos. house Oh Tyvtsrl-
tE-~crguG ~.rCC-.
riltA W=rd-P-ec.Gct =. ScuUlidts grocery
Oh Twgu.Ic. u street.
sixth Ward-PreciEct I. 2j:O Fifth avenue.
sixth Ward -Prcciuct > TN.eEt y-U.E;h street
chapel, Seventh avenue and Twcnty-niuth
street.
Seventh Ward-Precjrct ]. street car Uar-l.
Seventh NurG-ireCiGct . OLD 80 : school.
a. u. HyE-INg. CIT. uEu Town CLERK.
Rock Island. Ill March 10. Il. II. 1899.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14

Years Of suffering relieved in =
night. Itching piles yield at once TO
the curative properties of Doan' :
Ointment. Never fails. At any drug
store, 30 cents. For sale by Marshall
" Fisher.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-03-14
Hard Coal. Coke and Wood.

Indiana block for furnaces, came
for CRATES, Cable and Athens lumT
and nut for stoves.
F. y. MCKOwN.