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The morning call., 1893-11-15

DEDUCED TO sl15O-N. SIDE McALLIsTEH
IL ST.. near lst ave-: half a block from 3 cable
lines and the park; lots opposite. shady side
asking $1,000; size 26x137 feet; bank mortgage
on lot for 1851; must be sold
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QOEOO NICE 2-STOBH RESIDENCE OF 7
u OOUU. rooms and bath; brick foundations,
stone walks etc; Bartlett ST. lot 25x75.
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QO6OO 2 ELEGANT NEARLY NEW FLATS
DOOUO. of and 7 room and bath each. etc.
etc; sunny line of Fell ST.; wen located; brick
foundations, stone walks. ETC.; lot 2ox154; ;6
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CQ1Sn A BARGAIN: SHOTWELL ST; .
NpOICO. cottages OF i and rooms and bath
each; front part of lot vacant; lot 3O:2x122;6,
and At feet wide in rear.
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UNIMPRovED PROPERTIES.

S25OO each-Cheap st lots for sale; , lots. each
25Ll54 30 good location; on line of cable road
inWestrrn Addition.
S4O.0Oe-Dowatown business property: q bar
gain; lot on one Of the main streets within short
distance of Mar ct st. 6S :9xl37 :6
$lOO-Lot 25NiUO; Plymouth ST., near Mission
.Sllo0-Golden Gate ave. lot 26xl3S; level on
grade.
S2250-RichmOnd: 10th ave-; commands IN
obstructed view; 5O11@0; as whole or IN 81 b
divisions.
=S500-i7th ave; 25xl20; near the park.
$lO00-Richmond: sth ave, near Point Lobos
25N 20; severed and macadamized
S125-A bargain; Southside; 25xl20: SSth ave.
$500 each-2 lots, each 25x70; near Valencia
27rh ana Mission SITS
$3.50 - 25xl25: Park road, opposite Buena
Vista PARK: hne views.
several lots left in Horner'5 Addition, block
I22, on the tpsJallment plan; readyto build on
Street WORK done complete; near several lines OF
.strsetears.
s225O-On easy terms: shotwell ST. lots ready
TO build on street accepted
S25O0-Par. cash; Folsom St: level lots on
grade: SIR, et accepted by the city.
q. H. UMBSEN a CO. "A Montgomery. 1t
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GQ900 RENTS Sg7 PER MONTH; TEN
u OO.'O'.ements; lot 16 6x137 IS; ? frontages;
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$1,000 c0BSfK road s1OG fats aND O 29s snS 9S
rooms and bath each; bay-windows; stone walks
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NJ Il. LANG d CO.. BROKERS,
". 36 Montgomery st. cor. Sutter.
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G00 000 DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP
" O.OOO .terty; corner on Post ST.; 81 :6I70:
Improvements renting for $l63 per month.
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Il CHARMING EASTLAKE HOMES; 8 ON 20TH
y St, bet. Noe and Castro: on Liberty. bet. zoe
and Castro; 20th-st. houses reduced from $500
to $1,000; Liberty-st. houses reduced from $1,000
TO SbOOO
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Q.OE OOp FOURTH-ST. BUSINESS PROP
u .UUV. erty; fine nearly new 3-story
bull ding in store ana fats substantial building:
good renLS. Lot lONL3-
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STORAGE,

STORAGE.
LNlRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
L 642-644 Mission st. CHAS L. TAYLOR jel3 tf
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - THE
~ WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
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DrLINQU ENT SALE NOTICE CROWN POINT
~ Gold and Silver Mining Company. Location
of principal place of business, San Francisco. Cali
fornia Location of works, Gold HILL Storey
County. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock account OF assessment (No.
62) Levied the 26th day of September. 1893,
the vera amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective Shareholders. as follows:
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G1CN0 MlNNA-ST. INVESTMENT; n.
u I-OO' side, running back TO lot that fronts
oD Mission St. improvements and lot 25xsO.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE. 4
O'FARRELL & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS RENT COLLECTORS
II MONTGOMERY ST.. S. F.
A BARGAIN IN RICHMoNB

A BARGAIN IN RICHMoN9
CORNER POINT LoBOS AVE AND,o6TH ST.;
Y large NE. corner: 100 feet fronting on Point
LObos ave. For price and further ~ tleulars ap-
ply to oFARRELL & CO., II Montomery ST.
S2SOO MAYBE LESS As MsT Asr Ea4 mod
ern new and pretty cottage tie ;. line of 25th
ST. near Castro: cottage contans rooms and
bath, all the latest modern conPnlences ana suo-
sta tiaIlv well built: lot is 25kll Ia: can be had
with very little cash down and balance IN small
monthly fnstallments to suit NE purchaser; FOR
further particulars apply at Fhe once OF oFAh-
RELL d co. II Montgomerast
CIV COR. SACRAMENToAND LARKIN SITS;
- 1OUx6S: this is centralg located and very de-
srable as al income proposition; look at 1t and
# it meets with your approval Apply at the once
Montgomery ST.
c.o7S0 LIBERTY ST, NEAR CHURCH,;
TO OO. beautiful new cottage. rooms and
bath; high bssemen; all the modern ,mprove-
CO.. II Montgomerfst.
$3.50. shsSsh shea6an and nd Stnth SITS. new in,
proyements onid a year old: divided Into fats
ana at adilv rened: lot 25xlO0. For further par
ticulars apply 20 U'FARRELL q CO., IL Mont
gomery ST
a1OGO 2sToRY HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS. on
n JUU California ave: lot 25xIOO: this is
very cheap and worthy of Investigation for any
one seeking cheap home. For further particu-
lars apply az O'FARRELL Il CO.'S, IL Montgom-
cry st.
TTST COMPLETED AND ALREADY SOLD
j on CASTRO Heights; Market-st. cars pass the
d0Or: sou make your own terms and we give you
vour home: = story. rooms and bath; all the
latest electric and sanitary improvements. FOR
further and full particulars apply to O'FARRELL
& 60, II Montgomery St.
MARINE VIEW REsIDEN CEs
nOSOO TO SlOOOO-SUNNY EXPOSURE;
SCOUU and 10 rooms and bath each and mod
ern conveniences: large OF; terms TO suit pur-
chaser; scott ST., bet. Vallejo and Green; neigh
borhood UNSURPASSED: call and select one at once.
u'FARRELL a CO.. IL Montgomery st.
GOOOO FELL ST, ONLY BLOCKS FROM
NOOUU Market; modern and elegant fats,
Sand rooms and bath each; lot p :6x120;
lot worth $500 and building cost 55O0; this Is
one of the best buys offered in the city; don't fall
to in vestigate. For further particulars apply to
U'FARRELL II CO., l. Montgomery 81
n.01 OOO CHOICE CORNER on BRYANT
TZ1 .UUO. ST. near Sd: good improvem ents:
income Sl44O per annum; all rented and steadily
rented; lot 50x75. U'FARKELL ~ CO., IL Mont
gomery St
HEAP BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF
the city: call at ofice for list. O'FARRELL 81
CO.. II Montgomery ST.
CHoICE CORNER LOT; AN OFFER WANTED:
Y NE. cor. Waller and Pierce Sts., 25xI0O;
block from Hsignt-st. cars. o'FARkELL d CO.,
II Montgomery st.
DARK LOTS. NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE
exposition grounds; cal at once II you wish to
buy them cheap. O'FARRELL CO.. IL Mont
gomery St
QO76O 10Th ST, NEAR GUERRERO;
u - OO. fats and cottage. renting for $39 SO
per month: size OF lot, "a :6xll4. U'FARRELL
Co. IL Montgomery ST. nol2 2t SuWe
BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
-
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TO LEASE.

TO LEASE.
no LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS-LARGE
building Eighth ST., near Market: rent rea-
sonable. Inquire OF II. l.. JONES' 25 Eighth St ST
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And in accordance with law. and an order OF
the board OF directors made on the 2Sth day or
September 1893, so many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the Office of the company, rooms
Is and IT. 80 Pine street. San Francisco, Cal, Oh
FRIDAY, the oath day OF November, 1898, at the
hour OF O'Clock P NJ of said day to pay said de-
Iinquent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and EXPENSES of sale.
j. w. PEW. Secretary.
Or,ce-Rooms IS and IT. $40 Pine street. San
FranciSen Cal no4 td
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4 PROMINENT CoRNER ON 18TH ST, MAR
II. Valencia; size 30xlOO: 2-story frame improve
ments offered for the price of ground: call al
cftce. BONEE. TOY & co
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POSTPONFMENT

Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
directors OF the above-named company, held this
18th day OF November, 1898, at the Office of the
company, 308 Pine street. San Francisco. Cal. the
date OF delinquency in office OF assessment No. 8
(three) was postponed from the thirteenth q 3th)
day of November 1898. until the twelfth (12th)
day Of D cemOer. 1893; and the date OF the de-
lInQuent sale day from SATURDAY. the second
(2d) day of December, 1893, until WEDNESDAY.
the th I'd (3d) day of January, 1894. BY order Of
the board of directors.
WI. GURNETT, Secretary.
O fica-3OS Pine straet San Francisco nold I'd
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GSS00 nth ST, NEAR HOWARD:
e -OUOV. front house Of store aud rooms
upper fat Of rooms; rear house OF 2 fats OF /
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MUST BE SOLD.

Lot on Turk ST., near Laguna, few steps from
Jefferson square: surrounded by fine improve
ments; streets paved with bituminous rock and
accepted by the city; side sewer, gas and water
pipes laid TO the lot.
Any reasonable offer will be accepted.
NOW Is THE lfME TO BUY.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d co, 638 Market St
noT2 1t SuWe
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GaOOO lST AVE, NEAR CALIFORNIA:
IOOUU. lot 25xI20: new modern house OF 2
fats OF and rooms and bath each; rents S35.
BON EE TOY d co.
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fN OFFER WANTED HOLLIS ST.: 9
\ houses; rents $33: lot 25x90; asking price
$500 BOEEE TOY & CO.
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OF, COR. CALIFORNIA AVE. AND FRAN
- COMA ave for sale cheap. Address Bargain.
Dox 81. Call ONCE. se26 rf
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G1TO0 18TH AVE. NEAR POINT LOBOS-
u L 4 w. fats OF . rooms: rent $50: lot 25x
150i one.haf cash. balance S23 per month. BO-
NEE. Toy & co.
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GOT OOO CHOICE CORNER on BRYANT
CTZ1.OtO. ST. near Sd: good improvem ents;
income Sl44O per anDum; all rented and steadily
rented; lot 5Ox75. U'FARRELL u CO., IL Mont
Sr
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEER!
l9 Montgomery st.
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G7eS0 SCOTT. NEAR HAIGHT: ? FLATS;
- OOO' rents $55; lot 25xIO63 BOVEE,
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G7HOO 141H, MAR VALENCIA; s FLATS
- COO- Of and rooms and BATH each rents
S65 per month; lot 25IlIO. BOVEE, TOY & CO.
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Ud00O SACRAMENTO ST.-COKNFR: 2
Na-OO. tenements OF and rooms; rents
G3S. BOEEE Toy & co
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OOOIO STREET CORNER ON l7TH
GCOUNO. ave. one of the best business
ners on this street; Will probably be the station
for visitors TO the lake; cars will be running to
this point within 30 days; SIZE of lot 32:6x 100.
BALDWIN &HAMMOND ID. 10 Montgomery ST.
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& 07SO PINE ST, Mr.. STEINER: 3-STORY
10 ~. building in fats: lot 26xIS7 IS; rents
$T2 80 per month. BOVEE, Toy & co.
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GOH0O HAYES ST, NEAR WEBsTER-3-
tDOOOO' story frame: Improvements: rents
50 per month: bargain. BONEE. TOY & co.
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q. 0E)OO PRICE EREDUCED-SU BSTANTIAI
- 7D-OU- 2-StOry house OF rooms and bath;
ia 81, half a block from Howard-st. cable. BO-
WEE, TOY Il Co.
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cD60O 10TH AVE COTTAGE OF s
- SOOO. large rooms and bath; lot 35xl2O
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Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Records.
which contains list of properties for sale in all
parts of the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
G4CS0 MlNNA-ST. INVESTMENT; n.
~ d-OO' side, running back to lot that fronts
on Mission ST.. improvements and lot 25xsO
G90 000 DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP
SDCO.OOO .serty; corner on Post ST.; 81 :617O:
Improvements renting for $l63 per month.
S9S00 ,3,! kENTs sg7 PER MONTH: TEN TEN
Green ST.
90 0O0 VALUABLE BUSINESS COR
u 1Z.OUU. ner. within block Of Market st {:
nearly new; substantial Improvements: in ?
stores, house and 2 fats; rents 90; lot 30x90.
OOISO A BARGAIN: SHOTwELL ST; .
DOIOO: cottages OF and rooms an and d, hath I
and AZ feet wide in rear.
G0S0O NICE 2-STOBY RESIDENCE OF 7
GDOOUU. rooms and bath; brick foundations
stone walks, ETC.; Bartlett St; lot 25X15-
CORO0 ELEGANT NEARLY NEW FLATS
IOOUO. of 8 and room and bath each. etc.
etc: sunny line of Fell ST.; wen located: brick
foundations, stone walks. etc; lot Z011Sf %.
Q.O6 OOO FOURTH-ST. BUSINESS PROP
u ZO.UUV, erty; fine nearly new 3-story
bull ding in store ana fats; substantial building;
good rents; lot oOXI0
$1,000 ELEGANT BAY BAY WISDOM WI COT
foundations. etc; commands marine view; Park
Hills lot 1890.
Cs4OOO CORNER 32:2xiOO AND 1913 ON
rooms and bath each; bay-windows; stone walks
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4 RARGAIN.

4 BAREAtN.
a Property must be sold at once: excellent
fats located l. the Mission. only years old. con-
tanning and 3 rooms and bath each: rents $42 90
per month; lot 25 :5I a; this property offered
fVT less than hat the Improvements cost to build
owner must have money at once.
For fui particulars apply TO BOVEE, TOY
CO. 9 MOntEomer cry 81
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! HEAP BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF
the city; call at ofice for list. O'FARRELL q
CO. IL Montgomery ST.
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DARK LOTS, NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE
1 exposition grounds; call at once II you wish to
buy them cheap. O'FARRELL Co, IL Mont
gomery ST.
Q97R0 20TH ST, NEAR GUERRERO;
u - OO. fats and COTTAGE renting for S39 SO
per month: size OF lot, "A :6x1l4. O'FARRELL
Co, IL Montgomery ST. nol2 2t SuWe
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THE HOUSES ARE BUILT BY DAYS LABOR:
/ they contain rooms and bath and finished in
natural wood; painting; electric bells, speak
ing tubes; parlors and halls decorated.
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QO1OO CALIFoRNIA-ST. CORNER LOT;
CA1UO. 32:s14xS7:6: only blocks from
terminus of California-st. cable road: cheapest
lot on Presidio Heights. Apply to BALDWIN &
HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST
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y NE. cor. Waller and Pierce Sts., 25xI00;
block from Hsignt-st cars. o'FARRELL d CO.,
II Montgomery (
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06

The new school year is about to
open at Augustana college. The
collegiate faculty held its first meet
ing last Saturday afternoon. The
work for the fall term was distribut-
ed among the various professors.
For the accommodation of day pupils
and students boarding or residing in
the two cities it was decided to close
the forenoon recitations at u m. in
stead of / .. M. as heretofore. En-
aminations for admission and promo
ton will be held on Tuesday, Sept.
5, opening at 10 a. m. The public
opening OF the school term will be
held in the chapel at 10 a. m. on the
following day.
The professors are on hand ready
to resume their work, and large
number of students have already ar
rived. President OLSON, who has
been away for some days in the inter
est of the institution is expected
home this evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06
Court Cuttings.

In the Circuit court yesterday af-
ternoon, the civil docket was opened
with the commencement of the suit of
Anastasia Murphy VS.. Mich. Ferkel.
The case involves a farm which the
complainant claims was given to her
by her half-brother, Bailey Daven-
port. The attorneys for the COM
plainant are Messrs. Kenworthv.
McEniry and Beardsley, while Judge
Wilkinson, Sweeney & Walker, Hen
ry Curtis and H. c. Connolly repre-
sent the defendant and the Daven-
port heirs.
In the circuit court this morning
Judge Smith granted divorce to
Adolph Ooteghem from his wife,
Louise Ooteghem, on the ground of
desertion. The woman left her hus-
band in Belgium before he came to
this country. After arriving here
he secured the services of Mai.
Beardsley to procure separation, with
the result that the matrimonial
bonds are severed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06
New Books.

The following new books have been
placed upon the shelves of the Rock
Island public library:
The Noltic Cell. Kirk Benjamin;
House Hunter in Europe. Bishop:
Autobiography, Ben Butler; Life of
George William Curtis, Chadwick ::
Pietro Ghisleri. Crawford; Origin Of
Species, Darwin; How We are Gov
erned, Dawes. Mr., Tommy Dore and
Other Stories, Deland; The Refugees,
Doyle; John Paget, Elliott; The
Heavenly Twins. Grand: The Last
Sentence, Gray: Life of Nathaniel
Greene, Greene; Sally Bows and 9th
er Stories, Harte; Found Wanting,
Hector; Novels, Holmes; From Out
the Past, Hoppin; Outlines of Fores-
try, Houston; Edwin Booth, Hutton
Many Inventions, Kipling; For Hon
or's Sake, Lille; Helen Glenn, Lille:
Modern Views of Electricity, Lodge;
Gods Fool. Martens; Science of Me
chanics, Mach: Our Government,
Macy: Journal of the Federal Con-
vention, Madison; Elementary Treat
ise on Electricity. Maxwell; Camp
mates. Munroe; Raftmates. Munroe:
a Truthful Woman in Southern Cal
ifornia, San5orn; Hours in a Library,
0hree vols. stephen; Flying Hill
Farm, SWEET; Political Economy.
Walker; The Wide Wide World.
Warner: Real Folks, Mrs. Whitney:
In Maiden Meditation, Whitthorn
Congressional Government, Wilson
Bailiff's Maid. Castle Hohenwald,
Eichhofs, Family Feud, Fairy Tales.
From Hand to Hand, Green Gate.
New Race. Noble Name, Penniless
Girl. Severa. Too Rich. Mrs. Wister;
Bacteria, Woodhead.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06
THE CROP OUTLOOK.
The Condition of AnIirs as Officially Re
ported at This Time.

|
The Illinois weather bureau of the
department of agriculture makes the
following report for the week ending
Sept. 4:
The temperature of the past seven
days has been slightly below the nor
NAL throughout the state; at Spring
field the deficiency being over two
degrees daily. Several counties re-
port light frost on the 3Oth, 31st and
1st. The correspondent at Alvin,
Vermillion county, reports heavy
| frost on the 21th ultimo. Generally
clear weather prevailed during the
| week, the amount of sunshine being
| obove the average. According to the
reports received at this office, there
has been an entire absence of rain
during the past week, this state OF
affairs having intensified the long
continued drought.
Condition of Corn.
There has been but little change in
the condition of crops during the
past seven days. Most of the corn
Is past that state where rain would
be beneficial. Some farmers have
commenced cutting their corn. The
damage from drought has been gen.
eral, and the injury from grasshop-
pers has become more serious of late
The Vermillion county correspond
ent says: Heavy frost of the 9th.
did much damage to corn" How
ever there are indications of half a
crop. Thrashing is about COM
pleted. The yield of oats will be
about 80 bushels per acre. Fall
blowing is being greatly retarded by
the drought, and what has been done,
cannot be properly prepared for
seeding until after 4 good rain.
Pastures are almost completely dried
up, and badly needing rain. The
feeding of stock is becoming more
general: Stock water is still very
scarce. The crop of clover seed will
be light. The yield of potatoes will
be small. Harvesting of broom corn
continues. There is no improve
ment IN the condition of fruit. grapes
being the most abundant. Gardens
are very poor. About the only gosd
rains would do now, is to revive the
pastures, put the ground in suitable
condition for blowing and to lay the
dust.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06
Accidents.

Waldo Liston, aged 8 years, fell
off the foundation of the new No. 4
building last evening, and had his
arm severely bruised.
Frank Eberhart, while riding up
Twenty-third street about 9 O'Clock
last evening, collided with pile OF
coal viii ca had been left on the walk
at the corner of Sixth avenue, and
which gave him header of about 10
feet. His right arm was seriously
injured in the accident.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06
DeisenrOth-BurriII.
RIVER TRAFFIC RESUMlNG
The Raise of the River at ST. Paul G 'addens
the Hearts of River Men.

Capt. George Lamont. of the 10
line, received the pleasing intelli-
gence yesterday that in consequence
of raise in the water at St. Paul.
the Pittsburgh, due down tomorrow.
would not tie up as anticipated. but
continue to run and would leave st.
Louis next Monday for st. Paul.
For some time past the river has
been very low, making it almost i'm
possible for boats to do traffic. The
news that the river was rising at St.
Paul Yesterday. sent a thrill of iov
through the hearts OF all old river
men. and now the dark lines of care
have disappeared from their faces.
and beamIng smiles are once more
freely given The Pittsburgh left
st. Paul Monday. and Will pass down
here Thursday morning.
River EIpiets
The Verne Swain made her reru-
lar trip.
The stage If the water at the Rock
Island bride at noon was 10: the
temperature 50.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06
JOINED IN JOY.
The Marshall-Denkmann NuptiaIs Last
Evening

Evening
The marriage of William H. Mar
shall and Miss Elise A. Denkmanp
was celebrated last evening AT the
beautiful DenB mann nome. 122
Fourth avenue. The ceremony was
performed at O'clock by Rev. W. S.
Marquis, pastor of the Broadway
presbyterian church, in the presence
OF brilliant con pany of relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties.
Inc couple were attended by Mise $
M. L. and Susie Denkmann, sisters of
the bride, and Messrs. c. f. Fisher.
OF Ottawa, and c. ID. Reimers. of
chicago The louise was prettily and
richly decorated with flowers. and at
the conclusion of the sacred and
happy service a bountiful repast was
served. There were many handsome
evidences of regard and friendship.
The bride is one of the most ad-
mired and cultured of Rock Islands
fair daughters, and the groom is the
senior member of the firm of Mar
shall " Fisher. proprietors of the
Harper house pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall left last
evening on al extensive wedding
tour, which will include many points
OF interest in the east.
Observation-Disclosures
At 5 O'Clock this afternoon at ST.
Joseph's Catholic church. Father
Mackin olliciat NO. Foldie Deisenroth
and Miss Amelia Burrill. of Rock
Island. were married. The bride
and groom are both well known in
the city, the groom being for some
years past a stove mouuter at the
Rock Island Stove Co.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06
Better than Before.
SNAPS IN SILK UMBRELLAS

This week the 50 Umbrellas for so They have
crooked celuod handles twill silk
The 1926 kind with Mylitta opera handles this
time 81
new line new styles Sterling Silver Spoons Coo
The same with gold bowls see, all guaranteed Sterling.
Our $3.50 all wool storm suits which
1897 nearly all closed They will be reinforced
today onday) with all of the SO quality, marked
F625 lot of extra quality all wool navy serge
closed out 1915 fully double.
All our silk waists 90 this week greatly prices
One lot limited We thought they
were exceptionally good at'$2.37.
HEROIC, Andersons Scotch Gfnghams. The genuine You
know the goods sold everywhere We reduced
them time We pie
Our Heroic will be just half value 2!c yard big loss
to us Its an i'll wind that blows any good"
exactly Sl25 on pattern of 10 yards Is object?
Tuesday all Amoskeag check gnghams at 6Ic. You know
their value Other lively cutting which
you should certainly before making purchases dry
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-06
FOR SPEARING FISH.
A Number Of Young Men Get Into Seri-
Trouble

Trouble
The fish laws again have been vio-
lated. This time for spearing. Con-
stable f. j. Eastman this morning
arrested Peter Bugge. Charles You'd.
Ted Bugge. George Bugge and Alvin
1oungreen. whom he caught in the
act of spearing fish in Rock river at
) o'clock. This is n rather serious
matter, and the law will be enforced
The young men are having a hearing
before Justice Weld this afternoon
Police Points.
Officer E-Zel this afternoon ar
rested Jack Kennedy at his home on
Twenty-secCnd street for abusing his
mother, Mrs. Mary Kennedy. who
entered the charge against him.
Polidore Van Sevener, a Hollan-
der, was picked up by Officer Etzel
in beastly state of intoXication last
evening on Third avenue. between
Twenty-firsr and Twenty-second
streets. When arrested. remorse
bitter and painful took possession of
poor Polidore's heart. and though
repenting deeply, Squire Weld
found it necessary to fine him 81 and
costs this morning.