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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26
1T PAYS To ADVERTISE.
Provided You Advertise in rapes
WITH q Mig Circulation.

TACOMA. Nov. Special. l-Another
strong pointer illustrating the value Of the
Posr~lSTSiLleESCKR 80 an advertising
medium was noticed today in the answers
70 q line and a bali "W aat' advertisement
inserted in the classified "wans ="
columns Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The advertisement VAS inserted through
the Tacoma bureau, and was
printed twice, each insertion thus
far netting fourteen answers, twenty-eight
IN sill. besides answers In person madDs.
che Tacoma bureau os the Posr-ISrKiIr.
exSeKk Another feature Of these answers
10 that they represent every large city and
town in the state from which mails have
arrived mp 20 date. since the advertisement
Was inserted.
The largest number 81 renlies 20 q single
classified advertisement. Of less than two
lines inserted through the Tacoma bureau
Of The PoST-lNFglr4e ENcxx Was fifty-eight
Th,s psFsiealar advert .sement was Inserted
only one time st shat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26
TEAcHERsNArIoNAL ASSOCIATION
IL May BE Brought Here by . Proper
Local Effort.

Local Effort.
SEATTLE, Nov. Is, 1898.
To THE EDITOR: | note in one. of the
city papers that Prof. J. NJ. Greenwood,
superintendent of the Kansas City public
schools, and member Of the
national committee having in charge
the selection of the place where
the Teachers National Association will
meet next summer. intimates that there is
o chance for Seattle to secure favorable
consideration rs the meeting place. The
writer hopes that immediate action will be
taken by the proper parties and an effort
made to secure this meeting. There Is
no doubt that it will result in much good
to the city and furnish the means for big
advertisement. These annual meetings are
largely attended by instructors from every
city and almost every village and hamlet
in the Union.
It is a well-known fact that the teachers
from the smaller towns always contribute
a column or two write up to their local
papers, than which there is no better ad-
vertising medium, of their observations
and impressions obtained on the trip. and
the city which has entertained them re-
ceives their best enemoiums. Thus are We
benefited in addition to the pleasure il
will afford to entertain people so intelli-
gent.
Other places are striving hard for the
privilege, and no time should be lost. The
writer knows that Prof. Greenwood will
vote for Seattle if the proper spirit is man
ifested by the citizens. Very truly.
LARRls CAIN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26

O;eson, Josie Swanson. Bertha Wen
gel; Twenty Froggies." song by
twenty boys; "The Little Word
That Was Lost" Dorothy Deane;
calisthenics, school; song. The Jolly
Cobbler." Neil Prather and Nell Prather;
"Do Your Best" Clifford Birkel;" Hun
dreds to One" Eleanor Wilcox; song. "A
Morning Sail" Thorn Emmirson; 1.-THE
Boys purpose" Walter Stockweil and
George Smith; 'The Golden Key" Marie
Baillargeon; song, "a Bunch of Golden
Keys" school; 1.-THE Silly Fish," Johanna
Sagmeister, "0n the Right Side," BERTHE
Harris; song, birds in Nest" Amelia
Lindemann, Birdie Hill and Dorothy
Deane; "a Small, Sweet Way" Amy
Peterson; ''The Squirrels Arithmetic"
Ralph Briniey; "Darning Stockings"
Elsie Van Dyke; recitation, "a Thanks
giving Ride" school; song, ''Over in the
Meadow" school; dialogue, whats in
Ny Pocket?" Warren Lucy and Johnnie
Spriggs; "a Telephone Message to Fairy
land" Florence Henry; song. "Rataplan,"
Victor Lucy; "The Rainbow Fairies,''
Menie Hermann, Martha Ivison. Marie
Baillargeon, Amy Peterson, Amelia Linde-
mann, Josie Swanson and Johanna Sag
meister; "Ciosing Words" Johanna Sag
meister. Mime. Lucy was accompanist for
the singing.
The weekly meeting Of the Columbia
Literary Society took place on Friday
afternoon. The programme was as follows:
Recitation. Louise hurry; biographical
sketch, Milton Wittler; song by society,
"Childhood's Happy Hours" ''How the
Americans Differ from the Chinese"
George Cooper; recitation, DON Henry:
important point on etiquette at the table,
Ida Iversen; pen picture. Amanda Flei-
scher; debate on the question whether the
pen is more useful than the sword by James
Davey and George Pea-se in the affirma-
tive and Fannie Emmerson and Laura
Morse in the negative; solo, "The Fisher.
man." Prof. Hill; important events of the
week, Robert Bushell; song by society,
10! the Glad Day Morn reading. Daisy
Curtis; conundrums, Fred Knight; recita-s
ton. Maggie Carlisle; recitation, Gertrude
Dennis; song by society; critics report
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TwO-CENT POSTAGE.

SEATTLE Nov. %, 1893
To THE EDITOR: In what year was let
ter postage reduced from 5 TO 2 cents an
ounce or fraction thereof Has it ever
been above cents sincef TELEPHONE.
/. The act reducing postage was first in
troduced December Ia, 1882. and after q
long discussion finally became law, tax
ing effect January 1, 1854.
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TACOMA. Nov. ESPECIAL. Nathan
Seattle, high school pupil. popula ar
among sae fayailnp Indians and POS
s'els successor q Peter Ssanup sEnong
thera. Vas arranged IN the police court to-
day ca Charge % being tguak. At arst
he sad he had "A ep'lertic a;. but finally
admitted being drunk TAose who sosd
him hJsky nav he prosecuted.
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TACOMA, New - - Special 3-~ Mayor
Husoa sants 70 krow If he has go: 50
6ghs anss sitA hss fr3eua {. :. Mllsken.
AaltaAsa aad Aeson haa = litsis spAt oYe.
sofae sieck IN bridge company the other
asY. Alhksa demanded an apology by
letter. aasea refuses, aa4 gov wants 70
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TACOMA, Nov. 25.-lspeciaL l-Rebuttal
testimony was taken in the Hart mill
burning case today, the charges Of incer-
diarism BY the insurance companies being
denied. The case went to the jury at IL
rsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26

The SorsAa<a Pacific are now RAINING eiainr
cas- ess~eea Seattle aud Portland on trains
.safsGg SeStts daily AZ = ~ sad leaving
torsizaa aAl.y 81 - Ia his service Ia sc-
aEcwse1Ee4 - hs unsurpassed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26

know If pistols and coffee come next
Miliiken il very much in earnest
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fls1-as. I, casist.AnsG, 10 sssoaa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
CIrANCEEN ASr-tE.

STATE or ILLINOIS
ROCK Island toUSrY.
To the lamar; term A. ID. 1891. rcuit coa.:, in
Mar Turtlc. complainant. Va j I'm TIL IL,
Rnyai 1nlle. William Tuulc. Isaac 1u Tie,
rl.anor Tutrle. Na.j .. Will, ~ ia = futile
Calvin p Tu,,ie, II W. Tuit c, Aiv- l. Tat e.
Ava L. lutte. The nrk""~n heirs AT law
% WI i'm F. ~ de- deceasec. the un
ceased. the unsuown h.i.s d; law of Cinin Il
niti,. deceased. tic unknown heir ut Law of
jc.-- Tuiic. dcccarrd. the unknown crs OF
the following laE in iown.l,ip seven cen ~
ufth r=c two (si, west of the fourth principal
me- iaian n said county OF Rock lana, Gcscrio
a. follows:
Teas half o:the nn'thwe,t quarter Of sec
tor twt nty--.1c go. coi,ai, in 80 acres a'sp
nInU H,l u - 6s-IO0l ac'cs in the north. st
quarter Il The -outA vet quarter &c said iion
u.'u:.crd - follow: lie IN iig at The center of
said se' Ull. run;lin. tn nc. south on the haf
section lin-. fourteen hams ant ninety three
lnss ia 9 c4si. nc-ce wrsi six ch-ins and
fo;tN->iN liIs- tt-I6 nj: thence martin fourt,
char 'i,i r'n-Iy three iink- 80 chsI; tnric
ca I > tx chaa- n;lG frrr! six ink tc-i6 chs To
the pla EFF beg r"in Alsb tue wcsi tNeuiy-
seven fuiietls S.-i1i II Il Eortb.a-t quar.cr
oI -aid -Ogihscst qIa ter rcCnon. boui.d.d "a
fclioas: Bc-uuiu. al "A sion set Tor tie -oIih-
ct corn.r of said iorbcast q Art,r Of III
:, iilI"c.iq a-'-r section. lurrirg theme orth
ninetvt II Nn A5lou Cnai O?a5 ch~i: ihlcr
east ~. the h1lf s.cti In" thirteen and 10 l,G
chir Is 4n-r-iiN c'si: thence -outh niuct
ana %. 80 iIain- - - 100 chs IN GA
us Nt,-i O ch.i - &" ihe plac 90 beginning. con-
{ inins =. acre.. n; r. or les: dc'ci dents
To al lac above Ian,d &c cnaaut igciuiir y
the above n .suca unknown heir at-lav. and the
unkL own wne sof atovc desc rlbed Lance.
loi. md c.ch al You " II ale oil e ;ha- Mary
Jutt'-, the above iamcn CON, laiuunt has his
day Il vd la said cnuri h smena'. h Il Il COM
rliiit against you .of the a ii az sal | nds
aud ass gna.cni of dover and homesiea! IN rrin
Ia her. tan summons in cilnccry has been H.
-Gcd therein amt ucfcnGa t.. VIII IN TriiIc
aud II. " Tutic. Greeted To the sheriff of Cook
COUNTY. ? ale Of Illinois. To- rx,CGi". thst IA suU
Hois in ,.Lccrs Ia been Is ped therein against
All the other named ucf,nd IN :. Il kept de-
irndHIt do III 'uitici GirccI. q 10 the sheriff oi
-iii county Of hoes Il aud. To cx,cIt butn Of
- -uaiu rem IN. bile To tho January term
n. II. 1921. Of III circuit ,onrt ~ sail county OF
IL c> land. io lie c-un and holden AZ H. G pnrt
iou.'. IL :hc city OF ock s and, ia saiG county
of rock '-ianr. oa tie iirs; Monday of J puary
rcA'. a. winch imc and y Won. mt each nj
you, vii appear, and plead, answer or Gcmur TO
said bill.
heck 81 nd, Illinois, November 81. 1893
GEORGE ". & NHLE.
Clerk OF said C.,srt
!AoK-oN i IrRsr. So! cto;s for Complaints.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
REAL EsYArE YALE

Bv virtue Of an order and decree Of the court,
court. Of Rock Island county. state o; Illinois,
m.de o. the le,itjcn = the fYsifr-'gned, Conrad
HAIRY T.. Mason. decreased. for leaye to sell
thu rea estate of sid deceased at III. Hovrmber
term, A. ID. 1898, Of said coart. to-wit: Un the
18th das OF .ov. mber A H., ls9;, thsll
the Els. day e December mex at the
no Of o'c!ocs in the afternoon of sid cav
sell n nniic sac. a. The north door Of the curt
house IN III CITY 81 Rock leland. In eaid comfy
10 The h'g hesi and beet bidder for ash I, hani
ali the r.gn', title and interest whch the . id
Harry c Mason, dcceas d. had at III. time OF
hts dea h. ana all the dover ana hon,. stead
right. " sfay Mason. as widow Of Harry e. Ns-
n. deceased, In n. d TO the following described
real --tac -isuafed in the 'unty Of Rock Island,
and s'a G OF Iilnois, to-wit:
Lot nnmler three 81, In Brooks 9th Is, ad-
cifion tothc city OF Rock leland.
said premises will be sold subject 10 the en- OF
two certain mor'g ges, one of which Is recorded
In Book 81 Of MO-Ins es, on PAGE ~. aud the 9TH
er in Book So at Mortgages. Ou pag, I ), in the
recorders flee Of -a:d DUTY
DaII this si>t day of No.embrr. a. D., 1893
CONRAD rCaHEIDEr,
Administrator OF the Estate Of II Try {. Mason.
deceased.
JACKSON & nuRs-, Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
LEGAL.
CG.ANCEssN NDrlcE.

STATE g OF ILLINOIS .d }.s.
Ia the circuit court OF sal Rock Island ccunty-
ln chsncrry.
Edward >. Juds n. complainant, vs.. George F
Coni-tucs. Dr.. tornela y. CONS ock. Car line
A. ,oIn-rock. G.ofgc NJ. Williams nj Edward
Il. Ju sn. jr .n> the latter two executions of
deceased; Is. .Jervi. Van Week, Christopher e.
Bradley, George y. kcunvdv ant Alfred A.
Hovie I. a me latter 1--WE are ~ cutor- OF the
last VIII ard ties u; OF 81 ID Mott N, deceased:
: locrt Fowler. - he - administrator wi h the
will an. eXVG Il George F. Coz sock. d. ceased;
arol,nc y Als n the GDonGa Count q phtI
Asylum. the >,racu-c HON A.-o, iation, the
House Of tie GOOD Shcp., RI. Julia Green. j liza
y. Green. c.ine!Ia ere, II. Helen q Com took.
A.cSans.r & om-'ock. nuci l.. Com--nc
Rachel Nox n. TboEss l.. J a'icr-nn, hdlta Pat
tcr-on anG Cornci'a n. Lase. .c.cni!a IT.
To sad abnvs named parties. dlfcrGsnt and
CIV ~ OF Thea:
You nd ash 81 are hereby notified th:, the
above c"t liz sI.it now pen IN in laid circIit
court in aud ir he comfy of X OK !-'and ia III.
state oi Illinois, aud III Summon hss been i-su d
n aim; you the l.: Now, Lnl s. yon sha pei
ial b. and appcr lief. re the aid coGrt on
tli, inst day CT Tie next tenn Ia ret 10 Ne holde1
II. the rnTrs house in The city Of 81 rock leland.
IN laid l. ,ck Island clun'y. OF. the ii st Monday
or j mary 1. 10 VIII oh q an place the sal
summons j. mHtc reiurnshe. a d xcepr. plead.
answer or s:,inur 10 Vie bill Of cuipai il said
s 1t fled. that ttlc iamc will tie iaaen con E
ie-seG .lin>t you. and deere cit4red accord
iacly.
I;cd NJ ocs Island, Hin is tits goth day O:
Novt yef, 4. i. l-9i.
GEO..uE W. GAMBLE
Clerk of aid Co-rt
Henry CrLTis, Co-plai.ants s-lic.ior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
ENEsU 70 isA NOTICE.

Estate G: Louisa Wo.lcnhaup decea.cd.
The rDi.crsigEy1 aavlns ec, :. appointed exccu
i-i- of The last VIII I'D testament OF Louisa
Wollcahaup;. late oi the county OF Rock islano
STATE %. ,,iinnis. deceased. hereby gives notice
hat tlcy VIII appear before tue county court o..
hoch Island comfy, at the o;iice OF the clers 81
aid court. III The civ of Rocs leland. at the Feb
iUary term. on the first Monlav in February hex 4
a. which time all persons wing elaine against
'ao estate are nntiiet and requested 10 attcn6
or the purpose Of having The same adj us,eG. All
persons indebted To -aiG estate requested TO
make w -'"riatc naymer' TO the nndersisne"
Lated tn ed dav - November, 4. D. 1sgj
MARY WOLiENuAUPT.
ANDREW WoLLENHAUPT
ESccutos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
THE NEWS ~ BRIEF.

At Nauninctou, w w.. the steam
boiler Of well rig on the rot Of II. =.
Carlton exploded. wrcck;n;. six houses
Gnd lradly injnrnC n ~on o. James Denver
and n daughter OF L. 4. Cunningham, 10th
being scaldcd.
Smallpox has broken ont among gang
Of Italian lsborcrs ut Columbus. o. The
place where TIE disease appeared Is in q
tbickiy populated section Of the city.
William Woods Of Omaha. Neh, while
hunting with "a party nciv Calhoun. WAS
killed by the accidental discharge OF his
sun.
DIR. u G Brir:on's researches, JUS,
made known 90 the Academy q! Medicine
IN New York convince him that he aad
the rest OF us are descended from 4 single
pair Of parents, who lourished COCO or
sOOQ wears ago
Crazcd by business troubles y. Is. saw
yer, Of Palestine. Tex. shot his wife, then
Killed himself
Heavy rains have flooded cellars nj New
Eea!orl, Mass Fla; boats were used to
convey people about the streets.
Jora Lawn and Mike l.ane-ie. Italians.
quarreled over caids at EEie. Pa. l.amerie
shot l.avni twice through the head. ,.;l,-
Ing him. also wcnniing a peaccmaker.
Important preliminary meetings will
I've held in Washington this week IN co:.-
neciicn with the iSyi eneampn.cui ..
knights Of i'y;hias.
=. Louis Typocraphica al Union No. re
fused 20 admit an invest i-,tins committee
from Central Trade arH Labor unio:..
The committee wanted e Dust Sheridan
Webster, secretary of Ia. Typcgraph.cai
nniog aud member a: ;hc Central UNION.
on tue ground tGat lie is Il socialist.
Ey the explosion Of a sawmill boiler AT
Navy. ". Va, OH the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad. Allen Brown was Killed ana!
VIII Cap!ey, Henry Capl-y and Harvey
Lewis We're hurt. the last two fatally.
Mrs. Emma Nan Patton was arrested at
Salt Lake on a warrant charging her with
the murder o; her uncle. Soren Nelson. an
AGED money Lender. 10y poisoning him Oct.
Il at Provo.
One Of Father McGlvnu's old nssista :ts
in 81. stephens church, New York, Rev.
Father Becnse4, has renounced the Ro-
man Catholic church and EN- o-aced Prot.
Sstau;i>m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
BETTER YET.

i Arrangement has been concluded
70 run this car on to San Francisco
oy tnis southern route. which is an
excellent one in winter season. Re-
menher. this car leaves Chicago
my al 6p. m. by the great Rock
Island route.
Inc above mentioned tourist line
= IN addition to the double weekly
srvicc from Chicago. TuosiAy. aAd
nursday Via Rock Island route.
eaver 4 Rio Grande and Southern
3eesnc thio1gh Pueblo. Salt Lake.
zen and san francisco TO Los San.
Low rates and excellent service,
1920 with the st time made by
oeenGers on tl,sc tourist ears.
- Them MS they deserve, very
ClPo1ar.
~ eoupon ticket agent can give
49, - 10 rdtes. and remember
oCDd e1ass ticl Jets are accepted on
11D1p IT ID b particulars.
- 80 )srIAN. q. r. A..
: 2. Ry.. Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05

OSHKOSH, Wis, lee. i--Cock's ilccS,
occupied by Mercantile houses and AS an
o:.;c. ai;ildln-, MAS destroyed hy tire earl
III tEc morning. Tie loss aggregated
abu-i .Jo,o;; Insurance., i1ou. S-5,OJu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05

Kickapoo Indian Ecmcdics Invaluable
to them Il caring for tho health of tho
scholars under their charge. ''Kick-
apoo Indian Sacwa, I-icl.apoo Indian
Oil andK c.s2coo Indian Cough Cure"
they say, ''havc been used here with
tho most gratifying results. These
simple remedies Of he Iadioa race de-
scTve the 'ridcat possible recognition,
and theiruso is always beneficial" The
Kicxapoo indian Remedies.
Kiclcpoo IaGica Cough Cure,
Ksckcpoo IHdiGa OIL,
Kickaooo Indian Sc,rc,
KicIapoo Indicn Tcrm Killer
CGS
klCkAPCC IkCiAE SACWA.
The Graraest Remedy of the Universe.
For the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
MERIT ACKNOWLEDGED
~ the Sisters Of Raercy.

The Ksckarso Yndisn Remedies Foand
to he Invaluable ut a Famous New
England Preparatory School, Their
CsO Is Always Ecu,d to be Bcne6cial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
SreciaI Service Mid
Winter Fair.

Commencing October esd. the great
Rock Island route inauguratcd n
daily through tourist car line be-
tween Chicago and Los Angeles. via
the Chicago. Rock Island x Pacific
TO Kansas City and It. Worth. and
lShchce ~ the Texas Pacific TO vi
/rAso and Southern Pacific to Los
n ,plps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
Chicago Live S:"-!..
I:c3ilo Live stock.

BIT rrAIYo. Dec. I.
Ca;tl"-NaTl. active :rr .coi han..y ,;,ck:
steady Tor Others; fancy export .Ia Chris. =
Ii.a- steers, ci..4'.'.,. guOG do. :: ~ - 90;
heavy saipr.G-. ..li,. iG5: 9th =. $50 - -
H"---Market lower; lur&-r,. S.i5saI.;D.
mixed parse-s, s',JIs,i.5I. choice heavy.
sj.i'f San. pigs. Sass. s..n. s-i.cp and I.nmis.
Higher. tc-t fati,c ianh-. ...,f...1. fair to
goUc- So. i;', l.sr - cod al.Act sheer.
.@tp :;.,, good g. calicc wsi!lc:s. sasjq;j,.
CaaacIs. LsiaJs, Si.,-lJ.UL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
Ncu rurk G,.,n .rd T'rrLncc.

WV fF.tk, INC T.
Nhca.-Aiay. .ifi.i i!-lGc: December. tsi.
@Gs'sc. Rye NuiniE.L Cp-n-No. .. grie.
bur STEADY: JANUARY. ~ ,Jc. May. 49,. ..
ir"s'. December. 80. ,%ts-No. u. dull
iui steady: May. ~ .f,-Aic; track white state,
d !'c. track white Ac>t,r.i. ~. "a. PORK
Quiet. new IA -. sI5,p., ij.5l. ia..ny, sIa.:si
% III. SAor, clear S...'.e ig.Ul. ..ard-DulI.
ir!Iu. western steam. $50 nominal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05

\!.w YORK. Dec. 4.
Money on call easy. on srel u. I0il. per
cent. Prime incrcratil; psp.r ~, ~. ps-
ccAt. sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN nanscrs' bills a 40 ttsjii FOR
demand and ~; :, ~, Tor sixty DAYS:
posted rates ssi}= l.. y. Commercial bulls
iS.i fr4.S+s.
silver certificates Gl's bid: no sales. bar sill
Yer, Gi4: Mexican 30 In = IS,
tniie.l States bonds, Is regular iial,; d. Is
coupons Ilgtl: do 20, -; Pacific Us OF - lul
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05

whcat-No. /. red cash. &c bid: December.
&c: May, Gee asked. No. . white cash, &C hid
Coru-.o. mixed cash. ;s>c; No. yellow cash.
SIC. Oats-Nu. white cash. j.ssc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05
CHAELLs J. sEARLE,

ATTORNEY A~tAw-IEGNU ysISEss ~
N all kirds p mttiv attended w states At
t-rney 81 uc,& i-lIid Goa Nv. ori-e: lost
Offlcs Block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05

eAs,sva,. .pcpsrfure. .fniy. sxceSt sunday.
An rsnr - ssiy. lsei h,-a fOai.
y. n. PLrNNER. Agt.
- 4. aLA N.eruS Rucrk-C u. v. RAIL
~ v0,-Der,, First ave- aus And SixtsSats ~
Il. vOoox. sSr'... . ~a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-05

TT. LOT Is. Dec. 1.
Wheat tn i;li n; cash. ca: D,c m!Jer. oOL..c:
JANUARY. clsic; May. ,6 .dGi5sc. Corn
CASH. EShc cash. 3S=.c: icco Iibcr. :sl., :;
.lauuaGy. So. hay, 3lS Oats firni, cash
:.+ic. December. s,E4c. .I.ry. Sic Polk
Eas.; joDbiss. Sii.u' sii.:j. i.ard-No:ni..l-
~ Sc.lu. Nlisky steady q; sl.lJ.
.l,.ss n
The morning call., 1893-12-22
PILGRIM FATHERS.
The Anniversary of Their
Landing.
Celebrated by the Congregational
Club of San Francisco in Oak
land Last Evening.

The Congregational Club of San Francisco
celebrated the two hundred and seyenty-third
anniversary OF the landing of the Pilgrims at
plymouth Rock IN the First Congregational
Church OF Oakland last night, the programme
consisting of social from TO 6, banquet from
10 and literary exercises from 10 8.
Prior to the banquet The annual busine ss
meeting of the club was held. and the follow
Ing officers were elected: President, w. ID.
Williams; first vice president, Rev. C. o..
Brown; second vicepresident. Professor f.
H. Foster; secretary, Rev. Loyal J.. Writ; ex-
ecutlVe committee-Rev. George B. Hatch Rev.
l.. l.. Writ and j. f. Ager
The banquet was held in the chapel. which
was pfettily decorated with holly evergreens,
pampas grass. native bamboo, ferns. palms,
etc. The Congregational Sunday-schOol Orches
TIA lurhished very superior quality OF music
AS 10 the banquet itself four long tables were
prepared, running lengthwise of the rOom
while at either side they were fianKed by an
other. Although these dinners are popularity
supposed 10 De modelled after like affairs in
good oldNew England days, If one of the Pill
grim fathers could have dropped into the
banquet last night the bill OF fare would have
caused him 10 catch his breath.
Prior 10 tue literary exercises letter was
read from Edwin sidney Williams, valued
member of the club, who Il had been expected
would be present but who had concluded To
attend a like celebration of MayfioWer Church,
held In Carmelo Hotel. The following tee-
gram was sent him:
To Mduf0icer Church. at CdTmeIO Hotel Pacific
GrOre: San Francisco Pilgrims greet the May
flower. COngratula tons anchorage gained
Prayers for sale and happy landing
Rev. George B. Hatch of Berkeley reviewed
religious thought anG progress From Plymouth
Rock 10 the Revolution" depicting the stern
infexibe theology of the Pilgrims, then fervid
religious belief, supersiitiouS natures and abb
nOrrence OF worldly YanltleS.
Miss Cora L. Chase read several selections
from letters which passed between John
Winthrop and his wife Margaret. The letters
were the expressions of d hgn-minded, lnteli-
gent and devoted man and woman who were
inspired by deep and feryent affection which
found uIterance through the pages of pretty
sentiment ana exalted thought which passed
between them.
Rev. j. Is. HOehDe of Sacramento followed
the development OF religious Thought "From
quent and picturesque review of the work OF
The Puritan, its enduring nature and beneficial
effects.
Rev. w. d. Williams took the same subject
through the period From The Rebellion 10 the
Congress OF Religions" which, lie said. was the
best OF the three mentioned. AS To the latter
part OF his theme he mentioned the various
similar meetings held in later yeats which
found a elimination In the unparalleled meet
ing held in Chicago, and which, he said, was a
mighty Indication OF the growth OF religious
thought.
A lew mpromptu remarks by several OF the
guests present and music closed the evening
entertainment