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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17
SAN FRAsoIsco MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE

THE STATE or TRADk
sls FRAscIsco, Nov. io.-In vegetables
there are few changes TO report. Sweet
potatoes. still higher Onions, firm.
Beans, steady. Mandarin oranges are in,
Aso oroville seedlings. Wine grapes are
oaL Apples. weak. Table grapes, lower.
Butter and eggs rule firm: receipts. mod
crate; demand, active. Poultry market.
weak and dull Game receipts light. with
prices steady.
Closing. Wheat-Quiet and steady; De-
eembsr, 8TI<c; May, $l04sx.
Rsr.ey-Qniet and steady; December.
81: Nav, 95c.
Corn-st 80
Brsn-si3,50 per ton.
BHKspsruFTs AND eRArsa
Four--over 10000 barrels went out on
he China steamer yesterday. Family ex-
sFas. s3g5G340; bakers extras. S. i6@
rs: saperhne, 81 l5aJ2 40
Wheat--The market ls quiet: iegitima ate
tassuess IN OF lame character. Spot wheat.
Asse for No. l. and 93s.e for something
saoice; milling grades a5e@sl01 The
week has been lively one in speculative
circles, there being large transactions on
the cali board. mainly in December and
Nsv options. though spot sales were re-
sorded as high as sTssc, seasons storage
pad.
Bariey-The market has sharply de-
tiined. Receipts have been coming IN
Freely from local sources, while shipments
hase been steadily arriving from the
North. Today there were arrivals from
Washington amounting to about 1900
esnssls. The inquiry for feed is light and
trade in brewing descriptions is not lively.
Feed. fair 10 good. so0ts2Isc; choice. SOD
Aise; brewing. 9)4sa5c.
oats-FaiT attention is being given 10
lassArious offerings, and moderately active
easinsss IS reported. Milling, sl@Li2is
satpTiss, si.07h@Ii7ls: fancy feed, sLoS
tllos good TO choice, 9Sc9f<i OH.
Iosf - fair, s7ss@a21Sc; black. sLi5@L 81
nc. No5AGeLIa; gray. e2lse&sL
Frodaes recsipts-klour. SACKS, IA. 2S5
VFssoa, l,s5i; Washington. / 600; wheat.
fsnssis, aesa, Washington, Al. COO: barley,
eeasals, 3, 2a5: Washington, $500: oats,
saess, 50, Washington. &.5oo; beans. sacks,
Sto' potatoes. SACKS, 3.sS9; onions. sacks,
FINANCIAL
hrafts--on sight. New York, per 500.
q DFAfts-Telegraph. New York. per
lin TIC.
sl,seF bars, ssassisc.
Asxioan dollars. a2lSesa3c.
MINING STOCKS
Ats 50; Alpha Consolidated, S: An
sss 81; Beieher. rs; Belle Isle, s.; Best &
csseasr. los; Bodie Consolidated, So:
saasisngs Consolidated. s.; Choslar, II;
eeahdenc~, ITO; Consolidated Californis
sAa Virginia, &@3; Consolidated Imperial,
Consolidated New York, 8: Crown
saI -; Gould & Currie, 81. Hale q
sofesess us; Justice, -, Lady Washing.
80 consolidated. s; Mexican. 10; Noun,
pae'e, 10; ophir, $50; oysrman, IA;
seesi o.: Savage. IS; Sierra Nevada. so;
Yer nill. a.; Union Consolidated, 50;
s~a consolidated. s; YsIIowJscket, Is.
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sooes : recovery Of " per cent, which vas
o.s osioFs tns close. leavinga gain Of &.
1s.R' preferred, declined 4. New Jersey
a opened Il lower, fell OF an add
'ona. q broke "a and closed at recov-
% Per cent, y down On the day.
Deiasars q Lackssanna fell of u With
ous any recovery. Reading lost 4 as the
oPsnths. but advanced y. The ether
principal losses on tn. d.y are Pullman
.1s, Aannattan IL. and New Jersey Gen.
ua. General Eaeetue, Denver Il Rio
ofanas, preferred, = Distillins shows
A advances Of y TIE bond market WAS
Urn during the morning, but became
sasisr later. In sympathy Nth the sharp
speculation. The tendency Vas fairly
active, the sales sgsrsgasing 81, iol, ooo.
Govsrnmsnt bonds-Easy.
stats bonds-QuieS
Railroad bonds-Easier.
Pstroleum-stesdy December opsisns,
closed s2Jlc bid.
Aonsy-on call. easy. at per cent. |,
last loan, l per cent. closed ~ 1 per
cent Prime mercantile paper, 2LQ3k
per cent Sterling sxcaange-QuieI and
steady, with actual business In bankers
bills AZ Ns7iz for demand, aud a SSH tor
sixty days. Posted rates, x4.s7G4s7A
and AsstG4s85z. Commercial bills, "a s5iz.
Silver certificates. eSc bid.
BANK cLxAKIsos.
The following table, compiled by B-sd-
styest's. shows the total clearsnces At the
principal cities and the percentage of in
crease or decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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HoourAm. Nov. 15,--ispecisIl-Sa
sehr Glendale. san Francisco
SAN FRAScIsco. Nov. i6.-Arrived--
Whaling ok Mermaid, from Fox island !;
hktn North Bend, from Gray's harbor; bS
Dominion, from Departure bay; hk Ore
gon, from Nanaimo; schr Emma Clau-
dina, from Tacoma; schr Charles Hanson.
from Gray's harbor; schr Roy Sommers.
from Grsys harbor: schr James A. Gar
field, from Gray's barbog; schr Lily, from
Umpaaa; Sd Louis Walsh, from Comox:
ok Gath.rar. from Tacoma: schr jennie
Wand, from Tacoma:l schr Fanny Adele,
from Umpqua river. Cleared-Sh Re-
public, for Portland Departed-W ala
NaIla for Victoria aud Port Townsend:
schr Dora Bluhm, for Clallam bay.
Frsights and chsrssrs-Am sn John A.
Briggs. now at San Pedro. coal. from De-
parture bay To San Francisco; Br sh Glen
Inorag. wheat. from Tscoma to United
Kingdom. Havrs, Antwerp or Dankirk-
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NEW YORK MARkErs.
IRE STOCK xxcHASsx

sv foaE. Nov. l6-Spec9lstion in
500 today vas unsettled. 9Th the
= s,'.'sssey Ia the main sow ard lower Ggures.
:. aas Sfanssrs, however, did not shsre in
SO general depression to an spprseiabls
,~ 4As entire market Was Quiescr
aa q late. and there were periods Of
ase eallasss. In the anal dealings.
aes'onA rscovsriss we're made and the
eaessd firm. but, compared with
, = e'osing sa.es. a. decline Of
-. = peF ceaI Sugar lsa In the volume
eaas a. well A. in transactlons.t Al
!. 80 q y per eeaL WAS made
A., soek n the early trading
go. TIE publication Of s
,.s~ as 10 the effect that German
.ssRs can SCI IN ,hl, mArk,t a, nxurs.
- sAieA Anasneans cannot compete. 9
&C., sas 'aarss al y per cent. vas ef-
a''r's ~as some fair buying after
1Aa rsn Ia eeusss, which drought
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No decision has teen rendered - ret ca
the collision between the Mary Percy and
City OF Kingston.
Steamer Utopia arrived from Vancouver
Tnursdsy nlght With 10 tons Of salmon
on board from tas Blaine caDReTy.
Steamer George 4 Starr, a. present on
the VEztoria ran in place 81 the kosalie.
ts,ok oas 10 teas Of wheat frcm this port
last nsgnt-
The steamer NailS Naila sailed from
Saa Francisco yesterday ~iih lie follow
3,esr t5st Of u.Assengerss For Sssftla-R h.
Tgx.ebrsehs, NJ. L4chteUsss.n, Mrs. Psser-
- ard txo children. Mrs. u. 2 Mckin-
- z. 4 HUI ans wase. TAcona-F.
kslly. Ii. II. "A oeir2r. MIRA Il. - AssssI
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r..sn. martne News

TAcoxA. Nov. i6 - Special - All
Chung. a seaman on the steamer Sikh.
whose leg was broken in the storm Novem-
Der q was removed 20 the Fanny Paddock
hospital for treatment.
Barkentine L. Z. Funk lett tonight
Lumber laden from the Tacoma mill. for
San francisco
ships Osborne ans Foriesiot are discharg-
ing ballast, preparatory 20 leading wheat.
Steamer Island Belle took out a cargo
Of aour today from the Puget sound
FIGURING mills for Fsirbavsu.
Steamer Farzllon arrived from San
Francisco today With I75 tons Of general
merchandise and fourteen passengers.
sae leaves Sunday, taking oai fuGl cargo
OF ore.
The collier san Benito lsfs last nighi
with a cargo Of coal for san Francisco.
Brig Tanner arrived last night il ballast
from San Pedro and VIII load lumber 81
the -. Paul aud Tacoma Lumber Co 3
mill for san Pedro.
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victoria-S. f. Lucas, Richard Cannon. ].
II. Gerokens, ]. Fl. Knarsden. Mira. Will
llama.
Steamer Rainier finished repairs ysster-
day and resumed her regular run, rsliev.
ing the Wasco.
Steamer City Of Pueblo viii arrive ~
the bunkers today and take on fuel She
will take down on her next trip full
cargo of wheat
San Francisco Friday with the follow
ing list of passengers: For Victoria-Mrs.
&. r. Lucas. Richard Cannon. j. III.
Gerckens, J. IL. Knarston, Mrs. Williams.
Seattle-R. f. Englebrecht, N. Lichten-
stein, Mrs. Patterson and two children,
Mrs. ID. r. Mckinley. 4. F. Hill and wife.
Tacoma-F Kelly. II. II. Woodruff, Mrs.
f. O. Abbott.
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CHICAGO MAKxxra
1xs BoAns or r1Apl

CHICAGO. Nov. l6-Ths wheat market
opened strong At LGxc advance in prices.
he Liverpool, London, Pari. and Berlin
markets we're reported ~ having opened
urn, without quosable change in price,
oas the receipts in the Northwest we're
again in excess Of those received on the
corresponding day Of last year. At the
opening the price for May was from co..
70 Gle. The scalpers were loaded for
iamos and at once opened . vigorous
iusiiade, the result Of which Was q speedy
decline to 6051c. while one sale was re-
corded ~ low a. eosSc Corn WAS heavy.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow, s45
cars. vas . Weakening factor about the
middle OF the session, following which the
the lowest price Of the day Was made.
MAY opened from about yesterday . clos
ing prices TO Q shade above. Trading
started ., 5051o and continued TO weaken,
oy IL O'Clock ii was down to 491c. Offer
ings OF new Nos corn to arrive was much in
sxesss Of the demand 1t the previous dis
counts from May prices. and the decline
In May was another bar to business In IL,
May finishing ~ 49Js05oc 0ats-May
started steady at 32s<c. sold up to S2n@
5z4c. and Ut noon had fallen Of to 32s<c,
Closing At that figure. Provisions-Moder-
Ate selling BY packers was responsible for
declines of 1870 in pork, 80 in lard and
10c in ribs
Closing - wheat-Novembsr $40; De-
csmber, 65H055xc.
Corn-Novemher, 5ikc; December, $3.50.
Oats-November,2 Shc; December. 29lsc
Barisy-Msdium, $40.
Rys-47hc.
Flax-Sl.44 bid
Timothy-$5.55
Pork-Novembsr and January. ef2so;
May. $3.50.
Lara November. szo71; December.
$40
RIBS = November. sei7H; January.
$61TK.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Rsceipts. 81. COO head official yes
terday. SIS. All: shipments. g. 253; left over,
about Is, 500: quality. fair. Market quiet.
and on good grades prices are firm, while
common grades are . shade easier; light
packing. a9455: rough, 81 l5G4 40;
mixed, s. i5tl4 so: heavy packing and
shipping lots. $4.45G+9o; pigs, 3. 4oe&30.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head: native
cattle sold principally at sL756270 for
cows and bulls. and So 5065 for steers;
Westerns and Texans quoted at 81. 755
4. IS and 81 401s3 40 respectively.
sheep--Receipts, 1900 head; sales,
from 75c@$3 for poor to choice sheep, and
81. T5@3.50 Tor lambs. These figures show
decline for the week of 25@50o per Loo
pounds
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Evsrsts Nswa

EvERrrr. Nov. I6.--fspecial.l The Re
publican city central committee has issued
. call for the city convention to be held
on the Gath inst, to nominate candidates
for mayor. clerk. treasurer. health officer,
marshal and four councilmen. The cleo
ton takes place on December 4.
8. s. Nefi has been appointed By Mayor
Walling to represent Everett in the trans
Mississippi congress at ST. Louis.
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eeTYKh
-0ps:ons. closed steady 1t lo0fs
Roan1s net decline: sales. 81 500 hsrs:
- . "a oes. $i3 l59 i3eo: January. 81. 700
80 spot coffss-Rio. No. J. l5Ac;
1' arn; Cordova. is&9isxe-
Zig iron-Duil
plates. dull-
5pesssr-Faas, domestic. s. s25x9aN
change price. 81 l2hgaia
Iopper-oniss; exchange price, - 50
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTNR GREYHOUND.
Il DafIy Ereeps sunday.
Leaves Seattle s.<s q. m, lao .. m. ard <sG
r. n. Leaves Everett 4. M. p n. aad ,. m
sgnaays--fsavss seattle lI:so 9. IN. l. aves
FsefstS p IL.
Fare-ssagie trip, TSc: round tip. si.2a Gem
reefs with G0ats for Tacoma R8d SnoSoaish.
fsnaias-Calman dpeE, 10 NJ Aar.aH street.
SEATTLE A TACOMA NAVIGATION co.
Claga TgsgF. Pres. =, ". u0oanBe. Sse'ys
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poRr TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
/ DrSGENE-e .
80 w..-s u~~ssx T4rs card ssEamenefng
TUESDAY. August 2. isgA
r..v.x sssrsls O. ~ Townsend. ~ y
"a Dazxszss-, u b.; arrives fef. 4s.x@s
II "a caves Port Anxs&ss IN y q e ~
pei Tosnssna $40 D m arrives rsas].ss
TTTY DOCK CO, seattle. Arsnss
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SEAGIT RIVER RoUTE-Time Card Steamer
= CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday,
Nov % at .. nl.; Thursday. Nov. -, 81 a. IA
saturday, New "A, al a ~; leaves Mt Vernon
Wednesday. Nov. y, at g. a.: Friday. Nov. q.
at ss. M. sunday, Nov. p, al q m, esIIing NJ
FdmoOds. Richmond Beach. Everett, Tulslip.
Floreaea stanwood. FIR, skagit CITY, ST. YER
non ard Avon. Fare 20 seattle 81. Round Trip,
49,. Round trip 20 Tacoma. - LILLY. bo-
GARnUs 4 Co, inc, owners sad Managers
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W91ca. Mex1can
Mustang Linirnent
goes In,
inflammation,
goes out.
Pain teaches
many lessons,
ono of which is.
use Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Sharp acnes,
Dull aches,
All aches,
cease to torture
when touched by
Mexican Mustang
Liniment.
For
Quick penetration.
Quick relief,
Quick cure,
use Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
cures quick
because it
penetrates quick.
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oCEANIc STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave San Francisco for Honolulu.
Samoa. Auckland. y. T., and sydney, \. 3 W,
without change.
Steamship Alameda. November IS, p m
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia. Nov. p
THoa A. GRAHAM, AGENT, sTARK-BofD
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
W. WEBSTER d.. Agent, vancouver, B. c.
J. D. sPkEcKELs BROS Co. Gsnsral AEsats
San Francisco.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER Ecskf1R
Araazgsea Dosx,
leaves fos vtetar1s snz Port Towzssnd daily.
srespt SGaaag. ~ ii 80 p ~ rsszFa5sg, is.rss
ylssovfx . a a rGe4Easx Ed4so seasss TOT k9rs
Tewnsrld sn4 vsr rsrss ssily. sxrssf sunday.
80 "a. -aazAr 1iEsxt, a. q. r.: rszaTal1x
trek lsxg . gsxs xsu a1sa4 ~ = - FkSns "a
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poRT sLAKELEY ROUTE
Commencing SCFsEser |. issA
sAAAAEk SARAH n BENTON
= u. .sASs h.A2e4sY az q ~ sa1 = n (. S~sf-
- GAs 4 s26 n III: daily sxcspf s4snr-
gay saturday leaves E.zkesEy : q ~. p IA
49, 8 e H. lssFes ssaftls ta q r., = -
sk9 - r T.
IN. T. YRINE0SE. Xax;ss.
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Wheat continues to develop . good
movement of trade In the local market.
and values are held quite steady ~ .
slxhtly higher standard. Stocks are
ABUNDANT and offerings liberal, but the
higher prices appear TO Be quite well sus-
aimed. Sellers are firm in their asking
eeares. The inquiry Is more active. and
shippers are buying quite extensively ss
compared with the operations of sixty
days ago. The English market maintains
4 more steady degree of frmness than for
4 long time past. and at the Eastern grain
eeHters there 10 a substantial improvement,
which appears to have better basis than
nsre speculative operations. Barley and
other cereals are also higher aud more
firmly held in sympathy with the advance
is wheat. Altogether the situation is now
more encouraging for dealers. and, IN fact.
III who are interested in cereal products.
In the local produce market the move
nent of trade yesterday was slow and Of
mali proportions. Receipts Of the day
ssre liberal, and, under . light inquiry,
asking prices were not well sustained.
fresh fruits are dull. aud the variety 10
small. Pears are becoming scarce and
there 10 no demand. Ounces are still In
fair supply, but fancy stock is scarce.
Apples are plentiful and held steady.
Grapes are not very plentiful, and strictly
fancy stock Is scarce. Prices on some
varieties are higher.
Ia dairy products no change was noticed.
Butter, eggs and cheese are still firmly
hsid. Poultry 10 abundant and dull
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n r STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION

ID. COMPANY
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
C. u. bruwuGsd, Master,
leaves City poos. foot OF Main street. svsry
Nsndsv "wednesday and Frldsv ats p n, for
Port townsend. Anacorsss. sAmish, faifhaysa
AMI whsioom. goi-x through - bsins on sat
afSay -
CRY DOCK Co. Agsnsa Jos. KENDALL,
Tsl,nhcns Al General Manager.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

PosTIAsp, Nov. 18.-Whest--vailey, rs
eI7hc: WaIla Walla, 67I1f7oc.
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Total for the O. q. 81 .0ie. 212, 32a 4.
Exclusive of New Yors 49, So, g7i Il
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GoopALL. PERKINS h CO.,
General Agents, san Francisco
J. H. JOHNSON, p. a supt. Seattle.
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SEATTLE. Nov. 10, 1884
Exchanges Ut Seattle. Tacoma and Port
isnd clearing houses today were:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

The Union INDUCES in queer pro-
cedure in its Sunday morning paper
in referring to the Injunction pro-
ceedings between the Tri-City Elec-
trio Sprinkler company and the
Davenport a. Rock Island Railway
company in taking sides in an issue
that is purely in the line of litiga-
ton. THE ARGUS on Saturday inter-
viewed representative of both COM
panies. Mr.. Guyer on the part of the
sprinkler company, and MIR. Lardner
in behalf of the street car company,
in order to present the matter faith
fully and became assured that the
proceedings. as was stated then, are
entirely on Interpretation of contract,
Mr.. Lardner in fact being particular
to assure THE ARGUS that there was
no i'll feeling between the two COM
panies, and desiring that nothing
be said as coming from him that
would indicate any unfriendliness on
his part toward the other company.
Both these institutions have given
Rock Island such magnificent SER
vice in their respective lines that the
public can, without Judging of a con-
troversy that involves purely legal
controversies, only hope that it may
be satisfactorily adjusted, feeling as
sured meanwhile that there is no
Likelihood but that we will have both
the excellent street car service and the
street sprinkling arrangement after
the courts have passed upon the
point at issue that has arisen as to a
mere technicality in the contract be-
tween the two.
Matters of law should not be tried
in newspapers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
An Opportunity in Underwear.

Bargain No Ladies finest Egyptian pants full fleece
lined embroidered
Bargain No 2adies fine drawers
elegantly finished. worth 81,
Bargain No S-Ladies all WOOL 2hread ribbed
for 81 '
Bargain No 4Children natural wool vests
and drawers sizes 16 81 worth
less than half price. " -
Our line underwear in all grades.
complete. = $500
These departments well other part big
shment are to making
TO each and every customer purchasing
over Tor cash at one time
on any day during the week beginning
ending Saturday
liout
TO each
all To
Anniversary the
the fact that Offering the Largest
TINS part oil the state at tariff pricesowe
MoCABE BROS.
l720. 1922. 1924, 1926 and 1923 Second ave.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Hardware.

Hardware.
No l steel hatchet 2Sc.
=" .. 80 40c.
Broad Ratchet, No. 4.c.
80 No. ) sec.
Every Ratchet warranted first
quality steel.
Fiber lunch boxes 2ic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Crockery.
BIG JOB IN LAMPS.

Special-A beautiful lamp with
decorated shade and decorated lift
ont fount, complete, advertised by
other firms as being worth 81, and
given away with So purchase or
over by paying 10c for the lamp.
We will do better by you, as we
always do-give you the identical
lamp with n $3.50 purchase or
over, and make you a present of
10c.
Egg shell individual sugar and
crcamer. tinted aud EN- bossed
edges, value Soc. our price 13c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

Miscellaneous.
1000 yards Wamsutta staple
apron gingham. worth Sc, at Sc
per yard.
Blankets very cheap; comforts
very low: spreads very fine.
Knit goods, children's and in
fants' fall hats and caps. Inspec-
ton invited.
Children's camel hair wool shirts
and drawers, size 16, price 2Oc:
rise SC.
Ladies ribbed vests and drawers.
heavy weight, 25c each.
Gents fleece-lined shirts and
drawers. unmatched at any other
store for less than 81; our price 75c
each. Call and see them.
Boys suspenders, extra lengths,
&c.
All wool shirt pattern zee.
Largest and best mems hem
stitched, al! linen handkerchief
ever offered for the price-15c.
Until further notice we will sell
Corticelli spool silk at Sc per spool.
Brownie stick pins, enameled sill
yer. sc.
New Toxic cream jugs, sc.
Face channels &C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Cloaks, Jackets, Capes.

Brown beaver Jackets trimmed in
seal. beautiful fitting garment,
sold by others for $50; our price
Tor this sale S12.99.
Look at our SS.9S cloaks and
compare it with any Sc garment in
the three cities and be convinced
that we can save you money on
everything you buy of US.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement anu
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
stive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
it has given satisfaction tc millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
SyrEp Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but i. is man
nfacturei by the California Fig Syrup
TO. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig-.
and being well informed, you will not
sccept any substitute if offered.