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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-08

coined rn5er TIRE Blan1 at % Is73. end
tie less TIE number of honest dollars
which ~oB.d be ssEsa under tie 100 IaE.
Under the present lsx tie treasury b-zys
god dollars worth 81 s.lve- and .sszes
.oF u dollar trsaszrv ngte. Bat undsr the
Bisu6 lsw the treasury bonHht gold d.
lars worth 81 sitFe-, coined 4i2zz grains Of
j: into G5-os8. dollar, and use4 TIE re-
Tn2lHlng bullion 20 help make another
"dollar-" Supr.oss silver balloon sells a.
- cents al oznes: then Ire BIaz5 dollar
u 4iZ11 grains would De worth - ce1.s-
Six Hundred and fifty dollars worth Of Sill
Yer bullion under the Band lzx xo1id hare
been coined Into 1000 silver dollars"
but 0nds- the present law 80 wc-ah q
silver bullion w0ald have been represented
by tie isE1s Of 50 oo.lsr E-e2sury noses.
These d-y facts are necessary % make i
clear Why 80 many Republicans, VINO
would be glad 70 s5soIzte.y srspsad TIE
purchase of silver, arg roi wiling 20 re-
pea the Republican salve- .ax 0. $50
and return 20 tie Band silver izE Of ls7s
The Philadelphia Reoc~a. stalxz-t Demo-
cratic paper, says oi lis pretended CON-
promise:
II soz5S - worse t1s- tie z=ssE-s 70. rasch
Il n proposed a. Es-ax..1tz lie szyoes.ex Of
TIE szlTs. yzEc-Ess Ecs E-s=-s1 e. o-ss % IL
c11sf Eosysts :aAs q vczl1 secp ia coinage D.
c1<xc Eaa-- Gos5k-1 = sftrS-
ee-ssaes.ss asa-2y represent tbs -us-E>s value q
Ire pg s.Fs, Il .sis treasury. .G-r7ng grs stez1y
ts11soeT q tie -sstx4 . a@y-scsss4oo, there n
a eaosraoss margin tsswess TIE ro-1zsl vasue
o. re B.sE6 1g.4.-s and shs " lie CT fas ball
ion tat 10 II tas.a- TaIs i sex. make. tie
EssEc As- Ia; E,9rs sntssalsrozs Eezsufs tssa
TIE silver &c. soY watcn Il u y-opossz - q sao-
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J. ?. Johnson. p3s:-ass-sr 81 Dixie. pio1esr
Of Wal. wa-ls COMFY, 1isd last Friday. ag@e
s. yssrs
George T. Pis.er formerly s1si1sss manager
OF tas -sz.s,e P-ess- Tfssss - nov publisher 81
tbs Eorsa l51so Ss1r. az Moscow.
The board Of Trustees OF TIE Farmers Ter
E.ins. Warehouse Company have elected Lil-.s
= smith genera. manager. .ooans OF The
stock issued saoss about oEe-H.ta OF the s59. 80
already OF. This hss 6e=2 o5.sI1e8 4 .
short TINE ~ Only one o. two zen. Agents
hsTs row been placed il ali portions o: tie
gres: gr4ia growing regions They are aooC.
ready 70 begin t1sir caavasl Hhe1 once they
are se:iTelr II tie aei6 With their stock booSs,
II il ess:ms.e6 ~ the trustees that q very shozs
tine OILY WILL see every dollar Q. TIE stock
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Hoar. of Attendance. > taIsa.

oOaEs Oh attFhGA1Crs y 10 ! \.
Fees fpzvzof= n A1va1-sf. So per Yra~sa
4 small 80 Z -5c Ger ngnEa XII - eer-r.x
t9- xlE&s-g4r.s1 E2s-Sr z-G : 9. s..sz AZ -.
ticEsry-
IN. zsgno5s q TEACHING az rzss4 :.
FE6EBEL- >ISTEA. EAiea - zow hz2zx ,z-s.
ver.aIay adopted oy i.e best teaefe-s q Izfs'..s
IL ATSDEAGAa Gle Eessra "a
rzt f-Az.s q C0zoT Form AXE e-ir A. go
try, cL..lva.i1g the ch5dreas ooz .Facrsvs ssrxr-
irns4i- azioa- Eg~ers cf Observation 4a1 e1sxrss
o. gerreEti0a
fAE aISDERGAETET CAMS ce-n-x
GTn7zx-zc Fl -cl -, LASS St1zfEE All ia -
Animals and Esir@s. deye.Cpiaz p1ys-szs arsz.-e
oSef sace = com BREED = ton.
The II. JERGA TEN OCCUPATIONS sr-
brace R-a<.fcE Rr!f4ng. Drawn Essx.ewa~x
WcolxoES. Paper Rs7tl1E. Heac RGTk 8asxe
70 Glaz- Mo1z !1z &c, which .E2 to- zsza =
cssteritF aat nestGess and IAs ere % zcrzzaT n
TIE KISDERaARTEN OBJECT LEssoys
convey = clear steA o the pays ca were n :. y
u % mas. vegetables aG2 Il re-a a7s H.
tgvase IL he . 1pi,s fhs po~er # 1ese-gSzan sst
teach aera classify aa9 ARRANGE tie k1s xss.rs
acquired
VISITORS ara invited o the fourth wesszezsz- -
every u 7 l. from 1875 - - ~
IN eHaol IL access ole for "a sl.s fra~- rAe cry
by North Seattle cars. which rsss sAe tacr Rxi
lard s20 West tees cars pas as cGssz7Se q oas
block on =.
f-fz -eac@s-Re<. David G. carer. :. ys-xs,
rectory; Mrs.. L ; J. HuaI Fs-ToaT LAxe wssa-
fa2ta +: Rev. WAila-a NuttlEs 1879 E2sFs-sftT
street and rs-errs % io-z1er p4psss
E0- .u--her Information GoPiv % Mss T-fnss--
bourne. IS RecE7 lean street. Norra Sez.ra4
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rOTfCE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public 1. hereby wsrne1 rot 70 pay
eDy money 70 parties representing % -
agents Of the Seattle PosT-isrxLL1GEycEa.
except the following. who are the only
authorised travelling agents Of the Posr-
IsqgL1AsEscEz. viz: J. A. Mcclellan and
7. 4 Dsviss. This does not apply 20 resi-
dent agents Of this paper. who are located
in various cities and towns Of the North
wsst. nor TO possrnassers, who are in al
cases authorized 20 take subscription. for
the Daily. Sunday and Weekly Posy-Is-
rEIIA91scgE
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sEAyTLg. EEDsgsDAY. ygB 3.


II must be apparent TO every Repuolicaa
member of the legislature that tie time
hes come for serious reflection. Never.
probably, in any contest has the minority
Of q political party given TO leader more
earnest and steadfasi support than the fol-
lowers Of Judge Turner have given 70 hin.
Opposed by popular sentiment and by
isrgs majority Of their associates, they
have used every honorable means 70 secure
his election and have failed. Their
failure has been due 70 no fssl; Of their
own, bu. it has been due sole!y 70
the fact that they were fighting
against hopeless odds and with riga. and
justice against them. The time mas nov
come for these nsea 70 pause and reject.
Are they willing 20 sacrifice the great
party TO which they belong because Of
their devotion 20 al iadivi1uelf Are they
willing 70 continue 20 opposs g. able and
honorable man aseins. the pronounced
viii of their constituents 70 crafty tie
personal hostility Of 3 few raea like Fair
weather and Laughton7 The hostility Of
such men q. these should be the creates.
recommendation tina: Senator Allen
could have in the ey1 Of every
good Republican. And yet the defeat OF
Senator Allen woslld % their triumph.
These men are no. seeking 70 build Up but
tear down. They are seeking not the good
Of the Republican party OF Of the state.
but solely the qualification Of their own
malice. Let the Repubiicans who s:.ll
persist In voting for Judge Turner reflect
and consider whether they arc willing TO
pander to 20 ignoblo desire, and 10 ally
themselves with men whose every &C. has
thrown diseredit upon the party 70 which
they profess - belong
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Chehali. County's Big Tree.
04kvi!le G3obe


i there Ia sry larger tree II the state than one
We have IN CaehRGis county. tree that can be
voucAed tor snt pointed ont. let Us near of its
location. Our giant "a vouchei Tor by H. F.
Coles o. THIS county. who knows exactly where
The tree can ee fount on the southwest quarter
OF section ~, township 10 north, range west.
The tree Is a re; fr, ana IS IS feet ana incbe.
in circumference At q distance Of SIX feet from
the ground and has not churn butt Both Mr
Coles ard the witness WHO vas with him seree
In oe.lss!ng that the tree Is over go feet high.
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Whatcom County Solid for Allen.


That the action OF senator Gilbort and Repre-
sentatves Mead and Anderson in voting for
Joan g. Allen Is heartily indorsed BY fully four.
firhs OF the Repu sn voters OF this dstric, i.
fact thai no one who Is a. all posted pretends
70 deny. II this city we do not be.!eva th,,
Aliens enemies can muster shres Republicans
WHO oppose his reelection. Instead OF Gilbert
Mead and Anderson being condemned for yot.
ing for Allen, thess gentlemen are receiving the
piaudi,s OF their constituency
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Laughton Is Turner Man. Too.

Laughtouism does not represent the Reprh-
hcan party whoever doubts IT, e: him glance
a. the unanimity OF "ayss' by which evsry
measure vetoed by Laughton has passed one ~
both houses o. the legislature. Down with
LaughtonisTn foreveri HIS example isa lasting
lesson for eli who desire 10 te dishouored and
Glsowuea.
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other peor1@ owe To7f Il makes 10 dif-
ference how much y01 oxs oihs- people,
hecazss .ae i2E ssFs expressly thss yo7
shall Int 6edcc; anything from yoZr Is
se=s-oea. On thaE .ccoza..
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Attacks. and all arrangements OF the hv-
er, stomach. and bowels are prevented,
relieved. and permanently cured.
They're the smallest. easiest TO take,
cheapest, and best. They're guaranteed
to give satisfaction, or money Is returned.
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Stand for the State,
payton Chronicle

DAYTON ChFoDicIe.
Let every farmer in Eastern Washington tale
graph 10 It's home representative 70 stand for
the state. MS will IL equivalent 10 support
ing senator Allen.
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-THE-
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Held in she Log Cabin, corner - Ten.
perAnee ard Republican sEA,
nth seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS.

Coed acted 5T Mss wIa-arhozrza FRA = --ssa,
GrAcza.e % Zee Aozle zzf Cs.szfa4 Trxs-
k1Z Los1sEe 1oz9O2. z-5ziz-G Ezs
2C.Gs = EEaS Comfy Fszs zssss
Certificate sscozt Er&5A
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is perfectly, permanently,
ar = !" ]: !! =. ]. J:
~ Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
~ . - case Of Catarrh which they
cannot cure. By ell druggists, 80 cents.
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ought 20 cause you no uIscoUl-
fort whatever. II il does,
thought there's any trouble
after eating-take DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They're a
perfect and convenient vest
pocket remedy. One of these
tiny. sugar-coated. anti-bilious
rranules at a dose regulates
and corrects the entire system.
Sick or Bilious Headaches, Con-
stipation. Indigestion. Bilious
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fCIose connection with -. ?. .rAia from Port
land and san Francisco
Steamers "Ci;y Of Kingston" and .CIty Of Sea-
ts' MAKE close connections AZ the Tacoma a ha-.
with trims 20 AID from Portland AID with tbs
ca; snd west sogui overland I-xiEs.
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Pullman ss~cFz- C.-x Ez.<.as csv Ccscsss
ard 5aess P.sxc- DN5sag Cars es-wes1 -essi<s -
Paaz AZ CAEcA< ~.-291s caAExs Co2cscI.sas
OF a.. oo.ass = sas C1t.@: S.A.ss AL CAaa4A
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT nov. 1st, 1892.

OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT nov. 1st, 1892.
TRAINS LxAvE SEATTLE
For =. Pau And EAss-Io. -
Fer Spokaae-3; - = a11 1923 = n
For Portland AID -o2s1-.:a3 q T. a7d s:&S
F0- Ogvnpsa-5:I5 g. =. aa1 Sis . u
Fos Noure.a-o All Ocosta-.= IS = n
For TScomA-5:15 SIS q Il. 1lso1 SEA. aof
Fo- snocuA.naIs F.ll, and Sor.a Bsa4-s:Is
For -ur,as and Aracortss-9:15 n
Far >aoaoEl.sa AMI ssetehsz2-S:Is n AMI
ass !.
TRAINS ARRIVE A. xxArrLA
From =. Pa1l azc Eas.-tis25p T.
frola SpckAas-le . L. - xz1 l. rs p Z.
From Portland and soa.s-s:S3 ?. H AL 13:s3
Prom Olynpla-3:53 D - az3 3:45 n.
From Aoa,exs1o s1d OSos:a-5:S9 p
From GScoEaz-12 IS. - Aa1 1888 q IA,
200. $50. s:s5 AL : : Is >
From c.oQ1asnis FALL a1s Sorta Be11-s:4s
? T.
From sunas and An.cor.ss-s 20 ,. IA
From S1oaoEsa 211 6e.casA-lo.35 4 u All
SEQ p II
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS 20
ALL POIS - ~ TIE WOHLa
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>;earzers ~CIty o Eiazsicn' and city Of seat
IT, make conaecttoa. ~ Por. Townsend for pAs-
ssagers going from beih1stAnl oAy points 20 VIC
ta-.a and rs.l-a
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP ~CITY OF KINGSTON
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS 20
ALL POIS - ~ The wO.La
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Sultan City Journal.

Sultan City Journal.
The Journal has received the following from
| Representative Roscoe in explanation Of his
! course n the senatorial contest:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04


MILAN. Dec. 1.-Danicl Palmer is
lying very low at his home. His re-
covery is doubtful.
George u. Mcdill is on the sick
| list.
w. c. Smith and family have
moved to Illinois City.
We had delightful Thanksgiving
with more snow than We usually have
| ut Christmas.
One of our sportsmen' went hunt
ing after eating Thanksgiving dinner.
Resuit-two quail.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Smith went to
Linden to spend the day with their
son. Ross, and family.
Lieut.. Harding was down from
Chicago last Friday. looking over
the canal. and noting the progress of
the work.
James Tays is very feeble. and
William Mcconnell has kindly taken
him to his home to give the old gen.
| tleman the care he so much needs.
The aged lady, Mrs. Lewis. vino
died last Monday. was taken to An
dalusia on Tuesday for intcrment.
| She left three sons and one daughter
One thing we have reason to be
thankful for is that our stree: car
accommodations are NO worse than
they are. really suppose they
| might be worse.
| The entertainment given the night
of Thanksgiving by the W. NJ. h. So
ciety of the n. +. church. shows
how much in earnest the people are
in raising money for the furnishing
of the new church. They give the
most painstaking practice to any
thing they undertake. thus making
sure of a successful entertainment.
J The Y. p. S. c. +. of the Pres by
terrain church is preparing an en-
ter;ainment for the night of Dec. Ii.
| Don't fail 10 see the Little Shak-
| ing's Quaker" And when the queen
of the year summons her II attend
ants around her from January to
December. you will see many start
lingly familiar scenes. but all new
and fresh. and the Thanksgiving
Dinner" will cause you more pleas
ant dreams than the one you ate
Nov. 30.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
BRIEF MENTION.

Pork-Gilmore's-pork.
Use Best on Record -four
Try Wallis indicated soap.
Read Rasmussen's holiday offer.
Lovely homemade candies at Krell
& Maths.
II you try Best on Record flour,
you will have no other.
Pork. tenderloins, leaf lard. pigs
feet and trimmings at Gilmore's pork
house.
Tea and waters at the King.
Daughters sale at Mrs. Montgomery
next Wednesday.
Be sure and investigate the clip
ping line at the sale next Wednesda,
at 1909 Second avenue.
Talk about fine chocolates. Krcll &
Math handle only those that tool
premiums at the Worlds fair.
Why do your own baking. wher
YOU can buy such lovely cakes Al
krell 4 Mathis. and at prices thai
will surprise you9
If You want to give party. and
wish to serve the daintiest refresh
ments. and have erything nice. b.
sure and have krell 4 Maih suppl,
everything for You.
II you want lovely dolls. home
made candy. artistic needle work ol
numerous attractive Christmas gifts
attend the sale Mt Mrs j NJ Mont
gomery's. 1909 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
/. TONES or the efoLeM.es.
No kissa:.c About the Discovery Of the
Ea-:ai Place of Cleopatra.

No MISTAKE About the Discovery Of the
Ea-:ai Place of Cleopatra
Tho tor,hs are intact, and no doab,
as the excavations proceed the tombs OF
Gil the Pto.e,ries will be brought 70
light. There Is no doub: about the
matter. as the names of the OCCUPANTS
arc over the doors. The doors are OF
bronze and covered with Greek inscrip.
tons. Here and there the bronze has
corrodea, 80 that with the aid of q mag
ncsium light they could see the marble
sarcophagi and lots OF other things in
tho rooms. Some of the vaults seem to
30 full of rolls AID rnrchmen,s, but this
u mere gCesswork on the part of the
observers. al will be cleared mp when
the khedive returns from Constantine.
pic, rs he IS to superinterd the opening
OF AleSande.'s and Cleopatra's tonbs."
DR.. Grant Bey. the writer of this let.
ter. goes on TO say: Lots Of beautiful
vases and gold things have been found
AMI most beautifully executed stella, in
whose tomb they found q crown of gold
My information is at first hand because
l had Z long conversation with the pro.
prietor of the land and the manager OF
the digging this afternoon. In the course
OF digging the Greek gentleman came
upon pit that led down to u series OF
vaults 80 feet below the surface. These
arc the tombs OF the Ptole,nies, and the
one exposed to view Is that Of Cleopatra
The others have still 10 be cxcavated
but they are tliere-only al the passages
are filled with earth. Twenty feet deepe,
and only six feet above the sea level i.
Alexander's tomb, ali by itself, only
there arc come chambers near it filled
with rolls ard rarchment-in othe,
words. n library Of ancient books.
Boston Advertiser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
Dress Goods.

q piece. trerch novelties ~ inches
|a,.u. beautiful assortment, worth
(. a. So.
50 piece. Camel hair Dots. iD-inch
|s.ie worth sjc 1T soc.
u pieces satin serges. ii-inch
Hig worth $l.lj at 9jc.
piece. Ariana suiting. 36-inch
lie. worth cjc ut i5c.
u pieces Atwood Henrietta in
fysaiag shades. such rs Lavender.
N.s green. light blue. heliotrope.
|i'lry. cream. ETC.. worth soc nj 45c.
>! pieces English cashmere. all
0or'. worth sale ut zoe.
{. piece. of fine fancy suitings. Sc
ASA wide. worth l2c at slc.
Handkerchiefs.
L'' l-Childrcn's all linen fancy
ordered handkerchiefs. ut DC.
10 Ladies' all linen handkcr-
MET, AZ &c.
Lot TENTS all linen handkcr-
he's, at Sc.
L0t - Ladies' all linen hem
patched handkerchiefs Mt &c.
~ TENTS all linen hem
Fa'eaed handkerchiefs. at 12c.
10 Ladies' line embroidered
d handkerchiefs. worth 25c nj Ice.
10 Ladies' all silk henIstitchcd
tl'!herchiefs. worth l5c NJ 35c.
L0t Ladies' Swiss embroidered
Flnikerchicf-. worth SOC Mt 20c.
10; Ladies Swiss Embroidered
|''dA'rchicfs. very elegant, worth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
COUNTY BUILDING.

Nov. 25.-Alva Banks to Ka.e Car
naghan. eI outlot 16. Bailey 4 Boyle's
Second add, Rock Island. 81.
Kate Carnaghan to Traces F.
Banks. el outlot 16. Baily & Boyle's
Second add. Rock Island. 81.
Csc. NJ. Osborn to William
Heelen. lot 4, block 6, Towards
add. Rock Island. 81.
29.-Moline Water Power company
to Andrew Nelson. lots l and 2. block
:. Moline Water Power company's
Fifth add. Moline. Sl.lo0.
25.-Barton Bishop to Herman W.
Snow and John ID. Watkins, nwi and
IL 60 acres swI and n 30 acres nw3
Sc! 26. 20. 2e. and sw3 mel and WI
sci mel 26, 20, 2e. mel and n SO acre s
mel sci %. %. 2e, $4,000.
Andrew j. Miller to Herman W.
Snow and John ID. Watkins. nwi and
n 60 acres swl and n 80 acres nwi
sci 20. 20. Pc. and swl mel and wi
sci mel 26. %, 2e, 81.
2S.-Simon Trent to William G.
Marshall. net. sci So. 90. 2e. $l45.
William +. Chopper to Emily A.
Latin. SCI sw4 26. Il. 2w. 800.
So.-John W. Ball to Ransom Il.
Clble. tract in mel swl 10. 16, Sw.
S25.
Ransom Il. Cable to George Bloom.
nj SCI and trac, in mes swl Is, 16.
3w. 81.
George Bloom to c. O. Woodruff.
nj Sc! and tract in mel swl Is, l6.
Sw. $1,000.
Mary J Cable to G. o. Woodruff.
NJ sci and tract in M swt Is. 16.
Sw. 81, 124.10.
Dec. 1.-Elizabeth Johnston to
David Hamilton. lot IL. block "a.
i,aW} W. Gallup's subdiv., Rock Isl
and. $3.50.
Robert Bennett. ST.. to Anna Ben
nett. part 10, Z. and lot g. Balch 4
Frazcr's subdiv.. Rock Island. g., 400.
Probate.
2o.-Wiiliam W. Genung. claims
W. H. Lyford allowep at s66.25.
Estate of John c. Thomas. Ap.
praisement bill and widows award
filed and approved. Widows sclec.
ton and REIMBURSEMENT filed and az.
proved and order turing over pro.
perty selected to widow.
Estate of Charles z. Ryder In
ventory filed and approved Co
partnership inventory filed and ap
proved.
Estate of Louisa Vollenhaupt. In
ventory flied and approved.
Estate of Otto Geppert. Claim:
of Mrs. &. Schmid withdrawn b,
leave.
Dec. 1.-Guardianship of mincl
heirs of Eldridge Eames. Petition
of Nora Murphy for letters of guar
diauship filed. Bond filed and ap
proved and letters issued to her.
Estate of John A. Ekstrom. Peti
ton of Beda {. Ekstrom for letter.
Of administration filed. Bond flee
and approved and letters issued tc
her. Frank W. Anderson. John An
derson and VIM. c. Loptein appoint
ed appraisers.
Estate of John Ellstrom. Report
and order declaring estate insolven
. and nischarsing administrator.
Estate of William Little. Fina
report of administrators fled and APP
proved and estate closed.
Estate of James Hardin. Will ad
mitted to probate. Letters of adj
. ministration with the will annexed
issued to Peter Schlemmer. Bone
filed and approved.
Licensed tn We'd
Nov. 29.-Charles P:aff, Mar,
Schneider. Rock Island.
Dec. Carl Beck, Sophia John
son. Bowling.
A. H. Olson, Moline. Anna Melin
Rock Island.
John Jensen, Mary Fromme
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
Bed Comforters.
Dress Silk.

pieces crystal silk in evening
shades only. 20 inch wide. worth 75c
ut Ole.
IL pieces Bengalinc silk in all
leading shades, 20 inch wide worth
x1.3J at $l.15.
IL pieces of Tasfeta changeable
silk, 10 inch wide. in desirable colors,
worth 92lc ut 75c.
New York mills spool cotton at lc
n spool.
Mems extra heavy fulled mitts,
worth zoe at lie pair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
Domet Flannel.

% pieces white Dome: flannel &c,
worth Sc.
16 pieces dark Domct flannel shirt
ing styles, worth Zoe at &c.
Muslins.
$500 yards extra heavy good un-
bleached muslin at SIC.
a.3bo yards good bleached muslin
full yard wide. AZ 4;c.
Mems Cardigan Jackets.
both lots are slightly damaged.)
Lot A-6o mems Cardigan jackets.
worth Sl.35 nj 75c.
Lot B-25 mems Cardigan jackets.
worth 81 ut 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

.f'sa 3 - sri
-
MI lots that were includ.
p in last weeks sale and
Fhlch were not completely
FIosed out will also be kept on
Fl'e this week at same prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
The Modern Neither

Has found that her little ones are
improved more by the pleasant lana
tive. Syrup OF Figs. when in need OF
the laxative effect of n gentle remedy
than any other. and that is more ac-
cep'able to them. Children enjoy il
and 1t benefits them. The true rem
edy. Syrup of Figs. is manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup company
only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
For Over Fly Years,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup has
been used for children tccthing. II
soothes the child, softcns the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie. and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
( Ending
J SATURDAY.
( Night, Dec. 9
Blankets.

800 pair grey cotton blankets at
6oc a pair.
300 pair brown cotton blankets ut
SIC pair.
500 pair white cotton blankets ut
72c pair.
$50 pair gray wool blankets, full
l0-i. worth SIS. %. ut 1915.
12o pair white wool blankets worth
S4.00, ut S3.65.
1875 pair white wool blankets worth
$4.25 ut $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

Mems lace and congress Shoes.
big lot. as long ~ they 1nsk
% cents.
Mems fine satin oil congress
she's, regular $a-9s a. -
shoes. go at el.55.
Ladies' fine all-wool bruo1-
cloth overgaiters. good filters. =
long as they last, 45c.
Single pairs. and all odd loea,
too numerous to mention. 20 =
big reductions.