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The morning call., 1891-10-13
WISE HEADS IN DEMAND.

The wisest heads in California are now in
demand There will be q meeting OF
farmers, merchants and general business
men in this city next Saturday. the object
of which will be to devise some means OF
moving California products to market at
reasonable rates Reasonable rates will be
considered such as the Transcontinental
Association makes under like conditions IN
other localities Men will come to the con-
yeulion with complaints that can be verified
If a san Francisco shipper shows that he
can send goods to New York by water ana
send the same goods from New York TO
poiDt; on the Missouri River by rail mt less
cost than he can ship by rail direct to the
Missouri River, the transcontinental COM
pauy will be asked TO give sufficient
reason why this discrimination against US
is made 1t has even been said that salt
Lake City can be reached more cheapiy
from New ork than from San Francisco,
though the distance from New York to
Salt Lake City is about 2000 miles against
about 1000 from San Francisco. The Sug-
gestion has been thrown out that the pres
cnt is a good time to induce some other
company to build to San Francisco. The
men who will meet in this city next Satur-
day will comprehend that any railroad
company in the grasp of the Transconti-
mental Association will be able to afford
little relief. A competing railroad owned
or controlled by the producers and shippers
Of the State would afford relief, as it would
be run independent Of the Transeontinental
Association. a competing road that com
petes would solve the transportation prob
lem, but another road 10 join forces with
the Southern Pacific would only add to the
general expenses Of the Transcontinental
Association, to be provided for by charges
on moving goods. 1t is not worth while to
add to these expenses without some assur-
auces that the discrimination against US,
which we complain Of, will be abolished,
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THE CALL IN VENTURA.


Tie Ventura Observer whose observa-
tons, especially in respect TO newspapers.
show fine discrimination and excellent
judgment, expresses the following opinion
Of The CALL:
II any of our readers want reliable daily or
weekly newspaper published at san Francisco
they cannot do better Than to subscribe for THE
CALL. 1t avoids sensational fiap-trap, on which
some OF the other journals of the city live. lis
editorials are Of high order, containing good
English and carry great weight aud Influence.
Iupolitics 1t may be called Independent Repub-
lican with big l, not ego. 1t calls things by
their right names and is unpopular with hood
lers, rlng-ters bosses and thieves. They fear It
a hundred times more than they do a corrupt
constabulary. II makes Itself felt, not only in
San francisco. but all over the Coast 1t has a
large circulation and deserves It, The proDiie-
tors have not asked our Endorsement, nor do
they know that we are publishing this article.
We are doing It OF our own free Will. ahd In the
interest OF our readers, who VIII thank US for it
when they become acquainted with tile paper
OF which we are speaking.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Pere Hvacinthe is now a Theosophist
w - ~ ''''''o - ~ "
ne heY. Sam Jones was once uraylhah
ID OdfteF9V!Ilr' va.
Senator Jones OF Nevada is called one OF
the best yarh-'plnnerS IN Washington.
Edward Bellamy can look backward upon
six generations Of ancestors who were
cleTsymen.
Queen Olga of Greece who has just cele
bratad her fortieth birthday, became grand
mother at %
Lord Lyttan's health is said to be seri-
Uu,ly compromised, and he thinks OF re-
signing his post of ambassador to France.
Ms, Annie Corbin will receive from her
father. Austin Corbin, on her approaching
wedding day neat little check for $1,000
600.
John r. Mclean denies that he has the
Cout. Ms limp il lust ,trong enough TO en-
able him to lean on cane without appear
ing old.
Tie Cornell School of Law has enrolled
Mrs. Mary Kennedy Brown, a graduate of
Wellesley and a voung widow. as one OF its
students.
Mis-. Frances Willard anDroyes of bicv-
cline for iadias And iadies are taking 10
bicycljnr without anv reference to Miss
Wizards approval.
Sigeerd snn If HandricL Ibser. has he
coT,a erl,,,aJ 70 RsrgIiott Rinrnsnn daugh-
ter Of fLe NoTwarisn Ijtterateur' Yo1np
Thsan ia a phvsicfoe onite veil known i6
Munich
a rood bust Of Allan q Thurman has
heen Secnrad nv the scnlntor r n. Park
t6ougb if has not beer finished nm, Critics
sne9F bjqbIv If il bowevsr in its nrasent
Condition
Ge,ntnr ,r,.-;,, o.,,od o,on+ Oh, r1ors
% nd.oI i y ~. asAeu aUO9t ny gl"He
eA-othdV3I Elliiullis Ieplieu' nc VII
PHI ms i 80 a. Ia as 9
VIII PEI UNI. nus uduButeL ID a4oO oOhittHlh II
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TIE rosroFEIcE SITE.

A commission composed of men Of fair
character Las been engaged during the last
four years in selecting site for Postofiee.
~everai locations have been indi ated as
answering the requirements OF the purchas-
Ing party. II WAS at one time considered
pretty nearly settled that the so-called
II9nard-stre-t site would Oe purchased,
Dur the evidence of speculation was
SD apparent that the Washington au-
t'oriue, declined TO consummate the job
az course, any selection that it was
possible TO make would have been open
o. directions. Persons would have come
forward who knew that a better site
could be purchased for less money. But it
appears that the Seventh and Mission streets
site is objected TO on more tena0e ground
than that II was not absolutely the best Sc
lection that could have been made. The
weight of public opinion now IS that it is
the least desirable Of all that were under
consideration. The fact of its being a
swamp should have been conclusive against
il. The Government should not be en-
trapped into Il necessity TO eXpend million
dollars IN building a foundation for half
million dollar lot. 1t appears now that the
price agreed upon is out Of all proportion to
tie selling value OF adjoining property. II
J., matter for regret that this little bit of
business could uothave been carr ed through
IA business principles. In Philadelphia the
Government ct aboutthe finest block in the
city for $4,000, though tie real value Of tine
property was estimated al S6j0,00O. Real
estate owners were willing to make some
concessions in view of the benefit fine
Government building would be to the city.
Tut in san Francisco, cuch to our shame,
the main purpose has been apparently to
ROD tie Government Of as much money as
possible. No one seems to have risen to a
higher consideration OF the affair tlau that
Of the pocket. Tie commission has either
been played with or has played with the
public. Perhaps the best result OF the iasco
would be determination on the part Of
the Government TO erect a commodious
building Oh the old size.
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WEATHER. FORECAST.
DEPARTMENT or AGR1cULTURE,
- .

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU,
S.N FEANcrsco October l., 1915 P NJ
weather Conditions aud General Forecasts.
Iight rains have fallen In Northwestern Wash
irrtou and Ia extreme Southwestern California;
elsewhere fair weather has prevailed. The hIEA Is
central IN Idaho. wyoming and Western Montana
and cover, the eastern portion OF the Pacific Coast
States except Southeastern California and western
Arizona The low is advancing slowly from the
ocean near vancouver Island The barometer has
fallen decidedly during the day 10 Western oregon
and Western Washington The winds have shifted
Il, ea4t~rig tn Washington. but remain from north
q, west u The other dlstri Is Storm signals have
been ordered II North Pacific Coast tationS Brisk
tohI.h eastsry winds are prevailing at ratoosh
Island ami vicinity. Warmer weather has seuer-
all, prevailed iu au districts. except southern Ne
ysa-. Southeastern California. Arizona and Utah
The temperature has also fallen ut san francisco
aud Unity. where the coolest weather along the
entire coast prevailed during the day. Warmer
fair weather will continue IN California. Arizona
aid Nevada Tor the next dly OF TWO. II Will also be
warmer lu oregon and Washington.
Forecast Until s =. Nj. Tuesday,
For Northern Caufo-uia-Far weather; westerly
winds; genera Jy warmer, except nearly stationary
temperature along -.e central coast; Jog and clouds
al i-lr along taa coast
Tor Southern ClIl5rua-Fair weather: westerly
winds. warmer, OK cut nearly stationary teWpeTa-
rHre u the southeastern portion; fog and clouds on
southwest coast.
For OREGON and vashinEton-Fair weather, cx-
-I-l, gaI.s ll y orthvesteru Washington: winds
becoming easterg and brisk to high of Washiu Etou
coast; generally warmer. ions 2. fINtEN,
Lieutenant Ninth IufaUt-v. A. $. o., in charge
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California Bankers' Convention.

Tomorrow there will be a meeting in the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms OF tile Cali
fornia Bankers Association. which was
organized last March in Los Angeles. San
Francisco bankers have subscribed nearly
$1,000 for entertainment purposes. Various
reereations, including excursions, are being
arranged. Meetings viii be held on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and
financial matters of interest throughout the
State discussed. Thomas Brown Of the
California BankwiI preside at the banquet
at the Palace Hotel after the last business
session. About $50 bankers will be in at
The morning call., 1891-10-13

Private advices from New Y ork yesterday
stated that D. o. Mills has purchased in
Gotham a complete library of law reports
printed in English for his new building in
this city. The library will include reports
of the United States Supreme Court, Fed
eral reports, latest digests. statutes of all
States; English, Irish, Scotch and colonial
reports, etc. 1t is intended to make the
library free to all tenants in the building.
IL Will be very convenient for attorneys.
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Australian Mails DELAYED.

j. d. Spreekels & Bros. received tele-
gram from New York last night stating that
the Umbria with the Australian mails ar
rived late Saturday night. In consequence
there was failure TO send the mails on the
train that will arrive here Thursday. The
firm Will therefore have to postpone the
sailing of the steamer MonOwai. Instead
of Thursday at 3o'clock in the afternoon the
MOnowai Will depart Friday. the 10th inst,
at o'clock i'm the afternoon
The morning call., 1891-10-13
RATES

DAILY CALL UuCludmg sundays, So per year by
mail postpaid; Is cents per week, OF 80 cents per
rsieuder month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
five copies, three months, Sc % SUNDAY CALL
sixteen psgrsl. 81 50 per year. postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 80 per year post
PAID. WEEKLY CALI eight pages', 81 20 per year.
postpaid CIuus OF ten isent to one address,, $40
The morning call., 1891-10-13
A FATAL HEADLINE.

II any doubts Of Fassett's triumph in
New York have existed they have been ef-
factiyeIy dissipated by the following head
line. whifh recently appeared in the New
Ionk Timer: Cleveland Is for Flower"
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With Deadly Meannns.

Two young culprits named Pepper Tay-
lor and Frank G. Lewis, with numerous
aliases, were tried in Judge Troutt's court
yesterday for assault with intent to CON-
NIT murder. They attacked man named
Archie SALISBURY with knife, in a saloon
on Kearny street about the middle OF Aug
ust. They were found guilty of assault
with deadly weapon.
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s1CTT0N SALES TODAY.

FrRN1rrRE-By z :. Spear q Co, at 70s Nc
& 10 strr st.. al II o'clock.
FuENlruRE-By VIM. Butterheld, at l4u6 Van
Nes, ave at II O'Clock
RF,t EsrATE.-I}y Easton. Eldridge < Co. at 63S
ALnrLat y . - n-cIurk
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wills Sues Again.

John Wills, who claims to be an assistant
engineer of the Fire Department, has nsti-
tuted mandamus proceedings to compel
Auditor Smiley to pay his salary. The
Auditor holds that the petitioner was ap-
pointed in violation of the Consolidation
ot
The morning call., 1891-10-13

675 Montgomery street, near Clay open until IL
oi,J7cE p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES; 40 Market
street near Rearny, open until u o'clock midnight
ago HAYES street. open until $50 o'clock; SOB
Idrn street. open until $3.50 O'CLOCK; 25ls Mission
street. oaen until o'clock P. NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
.t-...t nn.n un.I 40 z.
The morning call., 1891-10-13

- Dividend Notice. flee of the Fire
NE mans Fund Insurance Company, san Fran
cisco, october II, 1891. AT Irregular meeting Of
the Board OF Directors OF this company, held HI s
DAY. dividend was declared, payable on aud
after October IA, 1891.
ocl3 81 BERNARD FAlMoNYILLE, Secretary.
The morning call., 1891-10-13
s1ruAr1oNs-CoNr1NuEp.


E'IRST-CLASS GERMAN GARDENER WANTS
gardening hot-bed and lighthouses: can give the
best CITY references. Address Gardener, Box 81,
CALL Branch OaiCe. oel2 2t*
HANDY MIDDLE-AGEp MAN WHO CAN TURN
IL his hand to almost anything wants situation;
Is at home with any kind of machinery good sta
tonary engineer; quick at figures; understands
keeping accounts and do he Is told: not
afraid to work: don't ask big wages Address L. A,
Box 81, CALL Branch Once ocl2 2t*
VoUNG POLE. FIRST-CLASS DISH-WASHER,
L wants place in boarding-house. Address
FRANCIS, SIG Larkin ST. oc12 2t*
GOOD WAITER, OTHERWISE ENGAGED DUR
" ing the day, wants employment evenings and
"a ANTED - BY OLD MAN (AMERICAN)
w strictly temperate light work: small wages;
handy with tools; care for horses and cows or
most anything; private place preferred. Address
old Man, Box 100 CALL Branch ONCE. ocll 3t+
A MEXICAN YOUNG MAN OF COLLEGE EDU-
n cation, % years, with pocket city references,
wishes home with bachelor of moderate MEANS
Address Home. Box 20, this office. ocll So
COACHMAN-BY YOUNG MAN; SINGLE; GOOD
~ driver and mixer perfectly understands horses,
harness, carriages. etc, and general WORK around
private place; frst-class references. Address
Coach, Box $50 CALL Branch once. ocl1 81"
SITUATION WANTED BY a FIRST-CLASS
.CgaTdener: good references given: city or country.
Please address NJ. b.. Box 81 this ONCE. ocll ST.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS WORK PRIVATE
1h family; milk, take care horses, handy in house:
best of references. Address Handy Box 1Ob. CALL
Branch Office. oc9 It's
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NOTICEI

Ary Of o1r patrons ,c5o fail 10 find THE
MORNING GILL for sale By tro.H-50ys
riu confer a faror ly notifying Ills office o.
LeJcct, naming The date and train.
The morning call., 1891-10-13

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" are excelIen
for the relief OF Hoarseness Sore Throat They
exceedingly effective Sold onI IN borcs Price 25c
The morning call., 1891-10-13

HOOPS Sarsaparla, the most popular and sue
cessfui blood purifier before the public. is pre-
pared only by c. l. Hood q Co.. ApOtheearies
Lowell. Mass. and Is sold by all druggists.
The morning call., 1891-10-13

Shearer's autumnal overland excursion will
leave San Francisco September 29th for Chicago
Boston and all Eastern cities. For particulars
address +. L. Shearer New Montgomery ST. or
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-10-13
3 Suffer street

ANeosTURA Bitters is universally conceded to be
the best appetizer In the world. Manufactured by
DIT j. g. B. Siegert IL Sons. AT all druggists.
The morning call., 1891-10-13

Raisin Vineyard Company has been sued by H.
de Lsguna for $1,000 alleged TO be due him for
seTYf-es rendered.
The morning call., 1891-10-13

EASTERN Librarians are invited to call and
examine Townsend's California glace fruits
Largest manufacturer in Tie United States. 627
Mara Ell street, Palace Hotel Building
The morning call., 1891-10-13

ELECTRIC LIGHT BoNDs.-The Edison Light
and Power COmnany has created a bonded in
debtedness OF SS00000
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The Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming.
7I3 Hilbert street. are now open for the season..

J.F.CUTTERsOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all irstelass druggists and
grocers. Trade maTk-star within a shield.
The morning call., 1891-10-13
THE MORNING CALL
prRI-InArLnS OFFICE

Has q larger circulation than any other
oews3aner published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-10-13

C.IOD REWARD FOR A CASE OF RHECMA-
u w tism, neuralgia or govt that WEBB'S
hHMONY wont cure; 81 per bottle, for SO; send
for circulars 20 OlIarrelI S u. all druggsts 3n
The morning call., 1891-10-13

EOLDING-BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NUMBER
i 2OO5, mirrored with large plate lSN4O; walnut,
oak. cherry and 18th century, cash price elsewhere
$50; installment price only S45; country orders
packed, shipped FREE 10 any depot. NJ. FRIEDMAN
q CO., 22S, go Stockton ST. and 237 Post LIST u
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ASTEOLOGT.

NINE. MoREAU, 73 FOURTH ST., REVEALS
AZ the past present and future; fee 25c oclS s."
ClLAIRVoYANT AND BUSINESS MEDIUM;
" sittngS daily. 9O3 Jones ST., cor Bush. oeS 7ts
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRVOYANT, HAS RE
w moved to lle1s Sixth St, Room /. sells Il
NINE DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REvEALER
4u by eggs and cards. tells entire life past presenL
future; consultations on all affairs nothing er-
cepted; name given valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy mistake Impossible;
diseases cured; fee 81; letter 81 so Kesrny 81 &C
MME WALTERS, 5IT TEHAMA ST, Mr. ara;
w fortunes tod: alies. 25r; GEMS. QUO; Sun
The morning call., 1891-10-13

EGG SHAMPOO FOR THE HAIR: LA
~ Verite steaming treatment for complexion Is
what every lady needs: bangs trimmed aud curled.
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PERSONALS.

T ADY OR GENT OF STABILITY AID u fsDt
J. character; opportunity OF DeihS ihue pis 9ta
CaII O'Farreli st. 49, =
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A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
~ specially; marriages annulled, quick, quiet;
suits commenced in any county; collections claims,
damages, liens, attachments, etc, enforced: legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description Dc
Tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms reasonable;
no charge unless successful: criminal aud civil
lawyers pTacticlng In all the courts established 10
years: references, banks and business houses. Ii.
W. HOWE Il co, attorneys and coulselors-at-laW,
$50 Market ST. corner StOcktOn. SEQ U
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

OCTOBER. 1891.
The morning call., 1891-10-13

zee THE CUCKOO CLOCK AT STKATTON'5
; Garnet Cleaning Booth at the Fair. au23 Il
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UST RECEIVED-FULL LINE FALL STYLES
u millinery goods. MRS. X. II. JONES 1904 and
1908 Stockton ST., and 1000 Fillmore ST. au22 3mo
The morning call., 1891-10-13

ii AA-' 400 Sansome street.
Jobbers OF cofees. teas and spices.
Hotels and restaurants supplied.
WRITE FOR PRICES.
ocll I'm cod 4OO SahSOmo street
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FOUND.

I oST-IN SAN MATEo COUNTY, l Two-YEAR-
II old colt; black, branded Y l.; by returning
same to EMELL'S Y l. Bottled MIX Company q
reasonable reward viii be given. ocl2 st
The morning call., 1891-10-13

CTYLISH DRESSES AT LOW PRICES; FIT
~ guaranteed. MISS HARRIS. 20 Ellis. oc4 SIN
OBSTRUCTION IN DRESS CUTTING, s. T. TAY-
i Tor system. by one of Taylor's best instructors
L. P.WYANT DATE ChicagO) II GearY. r / SO IN
The morning call., 1891-10-13
DRESSMAKERS.

DRESSMAKER WANTS FEW MORE CUSTOM
~ ers by the day; highest references given. 322
McAiIiSteT st. oc1S 2t<
MRS. WILLARD Il KOHNKE, 4O6 O'FARRELL;
w latest STYLES, perfect fit; reasonable. oclO 3m
DRESSES MADE AT LOVES PRICES: LATEST
IL fashions. MRS. PHILLIPS, 1925 Mission o. SIn
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Cal III O'FarfeII So.
A DIR FUNKE I4l6 9Th ST., Alameda oe1o ~
= &c PER ROLL FOR FRESH SWEET rAhLE
on butter, and the finest Point Reyes fresh onser
CSC per roll or square, best Dupee or giIt euse '
or homeless sugar-cured bacon, Toe per poGhu'
Whitaker sugar cared Doleless shoulders
12lac a pound; best sugar eaTea P paneS
eggs zoe per loz; good eggs. 2 doz 45e: . large
bars best auHory soap FL As large e@Ses as
tile soap SOC: best French CASTLE soap
white, 4Gc per bar; SO best fresh soda
crackers lOc; good cheese, Toe a ID; best
New YORK cream cheese I5c per n: Ob sack patent
roller flour. 81 IS: 5-gaion can pure Eastern C0ai
OIL 81: 20 ms best rolled oats 81; 80 lbs best roe
wheat 81 ROBINSON Il KNOX, cheapest cash
grocers on the Pacific Coast. 1910 and 1912 Market
St. cor Rose ave-, and 800 Valencia st. cor TWEEN
>
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And 1000 other bar gains buy in large quant,ties
and customers get benefit OF special discounts
gained thereby. Terms to suit purchasers. LTgeS1
stock store, lowest prices In city. open even
ings till p NJ. : come direct and save time
J. NOONAN, 1017-l9-2l-l023 Mission ST., ABOVE
Sixth. .OC5 lu1o
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

EXTRA mince pies. 5.
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CAFE AND GOOD-PAYING INCOME OF AT
- least 5000 per annum can be secured by investing
the small Of $3.50 IN easy payments IN Que % ol
mutua fruit-grOwing companies; we invite hFs yes
tigation method of paintings nothing out tne
choicest lands with waterright are used; Ihe oess
frut-Vrowers I'm the State are Interested; we have
also small and large tracts, improved or uhi .
proved, sale easy terms Iall or WIZ I H
pamnhIet TnE NATIONAL FRUIr-GRONlSG
comp NV =, and ChrOnicfa building II cod II
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LOST.


| OST-PAPERS. THE FINDER WILL BE
IL highly rewarded by leaving them at ga second
street. ocl3 4tS
The morning call., 1891-10-13

ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS
" siks seaISkns and sealette clOaks also carp IS
furniture, lacecurtainS. blankets and foidin sbsds
at NJ. FRIEDMAN IL cos US and $50 Stockton
St Why pay ready money when you can buy iuss
as cheap by making small cash payment down.
balance weekly or IN onthy? An inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited orders by mail for
goous samples promptly attended TO. 223 aud
23O Stockton, and 237 Post; open evenings lst Il
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-TaE WEEKLY
"A CALL. yyraDDer. ready for
The morning call., 1891-10-13

INTENDING PURCHASERS CAN EXAMINE
l. and compare 90 different bedroom suits, prices
from $40 to $780, For October L quote following
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-07

tons OF ice. The house is being filed At
the rste of 600 cakes per hour. and as the
weather is moderating again the stow
away process is being pushed with all
possible SPEED.
The president has signed the Indian
depredaiions bill. This bill is one which
is OF great interest 10 gres. msny resi-
'"n's of all The western states. Some
local parties are interested in it. By
this bill all claims for Indian depreda,
tons are to be investigated and adiudi.
cs'e1 by the court of claims Claims
having already been investigated are to
have priority.
lie Union OF this morning gives space
to further lengthy attack on The AR
GUS in connection with the Burris mat
ter, and while it confesses that Postma s.
ter Wells gave the information and
taa' /; was as late as O'Clock ia the af.
teEnoon when he telepnoned The ARGUS
that Mr.. Lin berg had appended his sig
nature 10 the exoneration of Mr.. Burris
~ states that there was time enough for
IRE ARGUS to make this announcer ent.
The theory thus advanced is the most
open confession in the world OF the ignor.
ance of the man who wrote it. As TO
Mr.. Limberg's signing the retraction it is
interesting 10 note in this same connec-
ton that from his own lips this morning
lHE ARGUS learned that he did not have
az entirely clear comprehension Of the
COMMITS Of the card He was told that
'here WAS nothing wrong in it and it
would do him no harm to sign it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-07
Epwersh Lesroe N. erin.

me EpWorth lesgue had pleasant and
profitable entertainment in the parlors O,
tue First M. L church last evening. The
exercises consisted of the singing o,
coronation, prayer byJ. F. Robinson
scripture lesson on christian light. BY
u L Adams; piano solo By Will Tot
ten; Miss Amy Henderson rec;ted
oatching the Early Tram" and Miss
Grace Sturgeon gave The Lady of the
ehaiott Then followed duet by Mrs.
L's'on ard Miss Wakefield; Aunt Pa.
tience's Douehputs." by Miss Mary
schindler; The New Church Organ. BY
Miss Emma Battles. and a song by 3
mixed quartet. Prof. Dougherty read an
able paper on Character Building"