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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-03
xvsrets Fr.,.rn.l x,w.

EvrEETr. Sept 2-fspecsai.l -Th. Sen.
"a hermann, OF Seattle. about 100 strong.
s4si'sd Everett on August p They were
met at the wharf BY the Everett. lodge and
proceeded 20 the hall on she river side
Inc visitors returned 10 Seattle in the
evening.
Everett lodge, No. o., K Of P, conferred
.ne rage rank on one applicant a. its
last convention.
Inc new ball Of the Knights OF the Mae
oAoees. opposite the possoffice. IL nearly
ready Tor occupancy. II 10 probable that
the nsil viii also bs used By other frater-
nal organizations.
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n THE LODGE ROOM.
district Session OF Independ-
ent Order Good Templars.
secaET ORDERS FLou9IsHine.
go Social Festzrs Predomfnassnx-
ussesie Meetings for the Comfnx
vsk-work OF the Forestera

The frsternsl societies have had ANN
So Of social events during the week
rrsrmstory TO the coming fall and winter
..sssons. which will commences this
ronth snd increase in activity as the sea-
,ss advances. The Good Templars' dis
sr;es session held At Green lake last Fri
ssy was interesting and largely attended,
shoring that the work Of the order IL in q
svosperous condition. The Masonic
,rr.erniiy is introducing the social feat
are al the close OF its lodge work with
sood results. The Independent Order Of
Forssssrs are making arrangements 10
sosiye with fitting honors the supreme
falsf ranger, who is expected here next
ronth. The reports from all the secret
srasrs show them to be in fourishing
<nrxtfiou
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sax Dfrso, sept a-Rev. J. Morton
smith pas,or Of the First Presbyterian
~hu,ea In this city. Vas stricken AKA
.corisxv while sitting In bis palplt this
,'r-,lnr AZ the commencement % the
..vx,rr. lie vas removed 20 his boarding
house. where he hss since remained In an
,,,~or.siea. condition sna 81 the verge OF
death. A surgical operation Afforded no
rrlieE Mr.. saith came from oAkiaaa .
few weeks age 70 aeoePt the pAsioEaie o.
the church. and has iASsn aga RANK
aaenx the pastors Of ne city.
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LONDON, Sept bar silver. soild.
Consols, io2ss. Bank OF England dis
count rate. per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Sept I-Whest-Steady ;
holders offer moderately; No. red. win
ter. Is I'd; No. 2red. spring Is "a.
CONFIRM; supply. poor; new MIXED.
spot. 5s l24d; futures. firm; holders not
offering; October, As I'D; November, Is
I01Sd.
Fiour-Steady; holders offer moderately /;
St Louis fancy winter IS Cd.
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There -ere hIed Tor record NAtufdAy
deeds, the considerations aggregasing
ss.007. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne, Tremper & Co.. sbstraetors
Of titles. Il6 Cherry street. between Front
and Second:
Amanda III. Critehett 20 L. A Dyer. lot
4 block 3. J. J. McGiivra's. 81.
Z Riplsv 10 5. l. Cullis. lots 2, 9, 10. II,
block 81, BuFke's ID, -.
". Payne 10 A. L. Relic, 81 lot 10.
block Is. Renton's add, 5000.
g. X. Wilson 20 Rainier 4. 4 Rv. Co,
1875 acres tn ss1& So !. Of 80. -. :, 81
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church service. usasr petite. reteot,on.

OMAHA. Sept As sequence TO Bishop
Scanneli's arrest for contempt yesterday
in refusing 20 open the doors Of 81 Paaps
church en- the order OF the district court.
services were held there today aader 10
lice protection BY the bishops opponents.
Mounted police surrounded the chnrch
and prevented riot The court officers
.t.rtei 20 burst the doors 9oNn. bat dupli-
case KEYS were fonad by the ianitor. Over
a., friends of the bishop surrounded the
church and watched the service shrough
rs. windows. bat offered 10 violence. A
80 "a. said 80 be imminent when the
pollee arrived. The tToahls Is not yet
euaN4
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MARINE NEWS ;.

PoRr GAMBLE. Sept 2-Arrived-Schr
Hueneme. Capt Carlson. from San Fran
cisco, via Seattle, to load for San Pedro
Br sh Thomasina Mcclellan, Capt Mann.
from San Francisco, via Port Townsend, to
load for Port Prize.
HoouTAx. Sept 2-[Special. Sailed
Schr American Girl, tor san Francisco.
Arrivsd-Sehr Gardner City, from San
Francisco
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UvALnx. Texas. Sept 1.-The high
water has almost entirely receded
and the full effects OF destruction
are made plain. There has been no
further report Of the loss OF life. aad the
damage Is somewhat lessened. A call FOR
aid, wired TO San Antonio, met with ready
responses, and word was coon received
that 500 was on hsnd, ana additional
collections would be added thereto. and in
forming the Uvalde committee to draw on
the fund. The Southern Pacific has a
large number Of men AZ work and
Il Is almost certain that repairs viii
be completed which are necessary
10 ALLOW the resumption OF trade BY sun
day noon. News Of high water from other
localities has been received, bat IL Is not
thought that the numaer Of lives lost
will exceed the reports OF last night
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TAcoxA. sept L.. Special. Ill. D ha"s
"a. divorced ftam Eva T. HAT Ga sne
rreaua Of Abandonment MrA hGat has
rrsarnea 80 her home in Indiana sad de-
votes her tine % occurring ga temperance
whls writing Mr. HuRs pleasant ist'srs
she has not retained. asacs tie e1As Sc 81
abandonment
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n. x.s,..a, bat the ia. Wa. Raa over

Tom Fitzgerald. eoiored man, at
tempted 20 BOARD the 1870 Northern Pa
clac train last niEht in hopes Of stealing
ride 10 the hop Eslis near Tacoma. He
fell of aud his bat was run over. he was
not hurt His condition ssvored Of intox-
xeasEan
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The quarterly session of the district
loase Of the independent Order of Good
Ismplars Of King and kitsap counties was
bed Friday at Green lake in tue new
ledes hail recently erected by Green Lake
ledge, No. 30 Nearly loo delegates we're
present. representing fourteen lodges and
iosT temples District Chief Fsmpiar j.
y SAaier presided. with Mrs. III. A. Swift
= sissFies vice templar and Charles East
sfn a. district secretary. Among The vis-
hers wers; Miss Amanda Way. Of Kansas.
r W. 6. ', T.: Arm 5. Allen. @. G tt:
heary McGrash. Of E.lensbuFg, q. Sec. /.
= Martin. 81 Chaatanquz, Z. g. See.
lie District degree was conferred Hp9n
Nsnty-icur candidates at the morning
session, after which a recess Was taken
shti ? ?. a.. and a. the visitors ealoved
ftaHne picnic aud basket lunch. As TIE
sleraeoB session the district officers pre-
ssatsd quarterly reports showing that the
safk OF the order in this district 5 In
Prosperous condition. There has been
asi gain in rnemhership during the past
Afes months. something unusual Tor the
sanmsr season. The hve-mtnuts reports
Aesa lodges and temples represented were
AaSt encouraging. With bat one or two
sioepssoaS every lodge is on the increase
. membership Aad al look forward % =
sSeSssssu. winters work. Seattle Lodge.
80 8 Is tae banner lodge" With more
s@Aa ninety members. sRd the Juvenile
sAp.e Of the same lodge Is also tAe ban
hsz ssmp.s" n the district. wtfh sixty-S~e
Hs@oeca The various committees az
resatsa on Juvenile work. gospel weFk
AL state az she order submitted coed Fs-
pc bearing on the respective topics
asoied ,e taen. al 81 which ssrs adopted
saAai@o2siy. rhs COMMITTEES on memo
s'ass pTeseased suitable resolutions ssEh
.s'ssrnee - TIE deaths Of Miss Laurie
rseae. Preston hrooks ana Alfred Shattae-
s@ssA since ihe Ass district sessioa- Ia@
s4ssSaon box" was brought into service
s'aa good results. mAnY kaossy Po.nts q
sesk- dtscipGas and methods esang an
sfvd sad explzsard ~ SFsaa Nniei
ss2PaE AslsR. a PAPER % "nisiEtet
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

e pxPAxrnEyr % AzErrLrUEx.l
sKkTHzA BrExAr. I
foETLAEr. Or. sesz = kse&3
forsexss for M1z1sy. FAR lxszzT csslsr.
Il 2. AEcEArnsE.
Observer Il GGGrge-
NS1Iko rArxs rEFAKTMKxT % AsxsrTErcRGs
wEATHxE BrKEAr-pAI1v Hr1aErzN
sgArrLx. Nssa4. sept ., 1874
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transactions Since January 4 and for
the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January /,
1894. are s., 29s, 22I There were filed for rec
ord during the past week 81 deeds, the con-
siderations aggregatIng $40, las. Follow
ing is the record Of the past week by days:
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HoTEL ARRIVALS.


: r Hs-.fftos. III vera o c EcCor, Poftlsas
IA 81 Rlfsseu FtsasEo EFs 81 Hssta. Chicago
F-ea nrsw, az GAmsss u Il Lord. victoria
can't : " llley, olympia J. bsy. CaerFT Waller
J. : Drake 8 -. F&5rnz I AcGznrey&N. Swans
s Rspfsaxef. IA C.anass Joan Garry. lost
JsrE hiax. BIC 4 AQ~etl ", -ae<Ha
ii = Tnvgss, Narah Bead A Gocp4r. FaA4 city
- = HAYES Fall Ekv A LHsiasrinr9, tail Cy
3 Nrfeir eneca sl Fs4nk D9lNn, Toit
goaz AeEgy. Cedar sts ksos 1AnssAg CESAR Ata
n0TxL BCTLEE
Afzx KAY. EFerstt NsitsE. y kTsFsft
j ) ssasa ~xv ~ sazzhss Jag -%4g wiex, 14coxaA
= II s.ls5ta Everett Mortimer Coos. Ses4sa
IS n tArGt1SFss DsTEsr ? u SCOT. ISAaaa
saa I. Nor AeG .EFsrstt = J. y al. A9asrsAz1
i 81 EaEag, SeAsFls @rs AW0l@zrz1tr ~ "a
"a. IA 81 fsgs. ri FIR y ~ usFp=~. ~syana
~ paason. hast -o9n1 X soleas ~ II - . .
: : $50. Esss& Jaa Il hsg8&s. seattle
Nsss Kelly. u llklnsoa / -iason. tssveaaads y
II s Master. Fogfaz21 e 4sy lgrs EYsfsts
! IsaaS. Eszax1T $sass : bfsAA-E rS<@sNs
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The following programme was carried
cut o. the regular communication Setur-
asr, August IS. by ST. Johns Lodge, No.
4 A. y. and A. ~, after the transaction
ii routine business. under the chairman
sAsp Of Brother Edmond 8. Aeany. Solo
o. the flute. Brother Shipper; review of
Gysnd Lodge reports. Brother w. Y. Rine-
bsr: piano solo. Brother William NJ.
Cs1des; song. Brother William NJ. Ged-
dss; recitation from II. Morris, Brother
EW. Craven: essay, Relation of w. NJ.
10 she Craft, and the Duties Of the Craft 10
ne Master" W. NJ. John Arthur; song.
I'm Just a. Young as Used to Be-"
Brother Shipper. The brethren should
stretch point TO attend these interesting
meetings. Lodge closed In harmony and
eoncord.
Tuesday, September 4. Washington
Chapter OF Rose croiI. No. /, will confer
ne Sixteenth degree. A full attendance
kaeslred.
There will be q regular convocation OF
Lorraine CHAPTER. No. 9. Order of the
Eastern Star. Wednesday. September S. for
rUuslne business.
Eureka Lodge. No. 90 A. r. and A. NJ,
siii hold a regular Communication Satur-
day, September s, Master Mason degree.
Areana Lodge. No. 81, A. r. and A. NJ.
conferred the Fellow Craft degree on two
Candidates Monday. August "a. ssptsm-
bs' 10. Master Mason: September "A. En-
krsd Apprentices: October 8. Master Ma
SOC; October %, Fellow Craft degree, as
per order of ID. w. Bass, w. NJ.
Ionic Lodge. No. 90. will confer the
Master Mason's degree next Friday
evening.
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Seattle Circle, No. i55, held its regular
meeting last Saturday evening. The res
ixnation of Sub-ChIef Companion Sister
]. c. Jorgenson was accepted. as she left
SEATTLE TO join Mr.. ]. c. Joreenson. who
vas chief ranger Of Court Evergreen aud
also one Of the organizers of the circle.
and who until recently held position
With the Seattle Gas Company. out now
holds the position of superintendent Of
iAs gas company in Toronto. Canada.
The circle feels deeply the loss OF Brother
and Sister Jorgenson, who were faithful
sna sfaolsnt workers. DIR. Anna Harris
hAfnss was elected sab-ohief companion.
Invitations were received from Court Friar
Tuck Inviting the circle TO attend an enter
Asnment to be given by them Saturday
evening September :, ia Tarner hall.
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Ancient order Of United workm.a.

One candidate Was initiated in the
Workman degree at the meeting last
Thursday evening OF Seattle Lodge. No.
o.. A. o. q. w. Brother Hemsr. in . few
ssli chosen words. presented TO Master
Workman Chisholm q neatly gotten MP
gold badge, TO which Brother Chisholm re-
rponded thanking the brothers for their
favor. Brother w. &. Greasy was q visitor
during the evening. Brother William
carnahan, the outside Waterman, 10 once
more at his post. having been absent from
the city for few weeks
Harmony Lodge. No. e. Degree of
Honor TO Alki and Seattle lodges. will hold
is regular weekly meeting tonight.
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Independent order of Fore.ters.

At the last meeting OF Court Seattle. No.
So, one candidate was initiated and ak
applications were received. This court
wili hold its next regular meeting next
Tuesday evening in its new hall in the
Pioneer building. IL II expected that In
,sresling work will be brought before the
court
II is reported that a new court Is about
10 be instituted in Spokane and another in
Tacoma.
The supreme chief ranger is expected TO
visit. this city in October for the purpose
Of instituting n high court Members
should work earnestly 10 build up their
courts so that We may have as large a
membership as possible by that time. The
good features OF the order need only 10 90
brought 10 the attention OF the people to be
appreciated.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

We are informed that persons rep
resenting themselves to be gas ex-
perts are canvasing the city, and for
a consideration. pretending to test
the meters of this company. We
have expensive, accurate and simple
appliances for testing meters. and
anyone believing his meter to be in
correct can have same tested to his
satisfaction at any time.
You are hereby notified not to al
low the meters or other personal
property Of this company on your
premises to be touched by other than
our agents. PEOPLES POWER Co.
S. S. Davis. Sec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.


Tho Adjourned Meeting Of the Council
CITY COUNCIL Room. Rock ISLAND,
Oct. 9.-The city council met in
adjourned session at O'Clock D. M,
Mayor Medill presiding, and all the
aldermen present except F. W.
Shredder.
The clerk read an ordinance for the
construction of sidewalks in Spencer
& Cases, and Bailey & Boyle's addi-
tions, by special taxation. Passed BY
unanimous vote, on motion of Aid.
Bladel.
The clerk read an ordinance for the
construction of sidewalks in Spencer
& Cases addition in blocks IL and IS
by special taxation. Passed by unan-
imous vote, on motion of ALI.
Maucker.
Aid. Maucker moved that the
council take recess, for the purpose
of inspecting paved streets on Six
teenth, Seventeenth and Twenty
third streets and on Fifth avenue.
Carried.
On reassembling Aid. Bladel
moved that the paving on Seven
teenth street from Fourth to Seventh
avenues be accepted. Carried.
| Aid. Cramer moved that the paw
ing of Seventeenth street from Sew.
enth to Ninth avenues be accepted.
Carried.
| Aid. Maucker moved that the nav.
ing on Fifth avenue between Seven
tenth and Eighteenth streets be &C.
cepted. Carried.
Aid. F. H. Schroeder moved that
the paving on Sixteenth street be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues be
accepted. Carried.
| Aid. Kuschmann moved that the
paving on Twenty-third street be.
tween Third and Fourth avenues and
on Fifth avenue to $40 feet south OF
Ninth avenue be accepted. Carried.
Aid. Bladel moved that the
mayor and city clerk be instructed to
issue vouchers to the contractors in
payment OF the Twenty-third street
contract in accordance with the con-
tract. Carried.
Aid. Corken moved that the
mayor and city clerk be instructed
to issue bonds to the contractors fol-
the improvement of the first and sec.
ond sections of Seventeenth street,
Sixteenth street between Third and
Fourth avenues. and Fifth avenue be.
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
street in accordance with the con.
tract for the payment of the same
Ad journed on motion of Aid. Bla
del.
A. d. HUEsING, CITY Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

Wheat-s0c
Com 4S05Oc
Oats 9S9DS0c.
Hay-Ttmothy, 4110413. upland SlO0 IL;
Wild. g $50; slo III S5n$7; haied. 20.
YRUrr AND vEa1fABLDs.
PotatoeA-6Oc.
Onions-SOc per bu
PRODUCE.
Dutter-FaiI n choice. SOC creamery Nc.
I8SeBroeh, 100.
Poultry-spfing chickens. large, . ssoSs. %
per dosen.
LIVE STOCK.
Cstsls-Dutchsn pay for cym fed steeEs
414xc; Gown and heifeSs. 2x0sk'; calves
.89x05:.
dogD-6e
0heop-lCo5c
Spring lamb. y SO016 head.
NnAl-aNH lc
Wood-&3 50 per cord
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Notice..

Notice.
We. the undersigned merchants Of
Rock Island. agree to punch from
our tickets in Perfect Purchasing
books, the amount of each cash pur-
chase at. our stores, and when a
ticket is fully cancelled, will issue to
the holder an order which presented
at the Office of the Merchants Pre-
MUM Supply company-McIntyre-
Reck Dry Goods Co.'S. store Second
floor)-will entitlc the holder to any
premium they may select: Books
Tennyson's poems, White House
Cook book, City of Palaces Worlds
fair views), National atlas. Webster's
dictionary, Home Beyond or Views
of Heaven, Dore's Gallery of Bible
illustrations, Stoddard's Glimpses of
the World, Golden Treasury, Con-
quering the Wilderness or Pioneer
Life, Shakespeare. Pilgrims Progress,
Imperial Highway, Shams or Uncle
Ben's Experience with Hypocrites.
Our Great Benefactors, Bibles and
many other books heretofore sold by
subscription at high prices. Pict-
ures-Pastels, engravings com ina-
ton artos. etchings and oil paint
ings, easels. mirrors. book racks,
oak tables. plush stands, wall pock-
cts, bamboo, music racks, bread
cases. spice cabinets, foot rests, solid
comfort chairs. ironing boards and
clothes racks. Silverware-Knives
forks, pickle holders. fruit dishes,
syrup cups, sugar dishes, cream
pitchers. spoons holders. carvers, etc.
Our object in giving away these
premiums is this: We want to in
crease our business; we want your
trade. and will not only give you the
best goods at the lowest living prices,
but will. in addition to this, give you
these beautiful and useful premiums
free. which are equal to nearly 10
per cent discount. They will make
handsome Christmas presents. We
would be pleased to have you call at
the above Office and see the articles.
Yours for business,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

Mrs. Catherine Black, of LIE Roy,
N. Y, took a severe cold. The ply
stefan feared pneumonia. She took
one bottle Of Parks Cough Syrup and
says: lit acted like magic. Stopped
my cough and am perfectly well
now. i recommend it to everyone
for throat and lung trouble. as be-
lieve It saved my life." Sold by
Hartz & Whenever.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

new 1Ofk tlnanC10ls
NEW YORK. Oct. Q.
Money on call easy. Offered at Fer cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3d41p per cent I;
sterling exchange strong with actual business
in bankers bills 4S7l4 ts7Is for demand and
1851 is6Ia for sixty days: posted rates AS1I
4S7I4. Commercial bills 4s5a4S5li.
Silver certificates SSls bid; no sales; bar sill
yer. c. Mexican dollars. 5ll4
United Sta;es bonds, SIS regular, ll9:
do SIS coupons, ll9la; do as regular, 1884;
do As coupons, III; do rs, regular, vs.
bid; Pacific Us of %. I0l
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Oct o.
Following were the quotations On the Board
OF Trade today: Wheat-October, opened
5llsc. closed a1ssc; December. opened, Es3.c,
closed Ssssc; May, opened as1sc, closed 5Ss4c.
Corn-October, opened 5li4c, closed Sic;
December, opeued iac. closed iSssc; May,
opened 5O7sc, closed 5Olac. Oats-October,
opened 2s14c. closed 2s14c; December, opened
3I1ac. fOrk-October, opened Sl3.O0, closed
SEQ; January, opened Sla.70 closed sl2.6O.
Lard-OctOber, opened S1.57I4, closed s1.57lS
PRODUCES: Butter - Extra creamery, &c
per ID; extra dairy, 2lc; packing stock, l2,x0
BE. Eggs-l'c per doz, loss off. Live poultry
Chickens, 717lsc per Id; ducks. 7la0sc;
turkeys. SG9c; geese. S6.O0aD 10 per doz Po-
tatoes-Burbanks. 5s&eic per bu; Hebrons.
58G6ic; Rose 556lti2c; early Ohio 556t6lc
Sweet potatoes. Illinois. Si.DDl.75 per bbl
Apples-COmmon to choice, Sl.0OfD3.W per
Dbl. Cranberries-C Cod, choice SSUyn
$50 per Dbl; S2.50ll3W per l-bu box. Honey
White clover, lib sections, new stock, l50
l5lsc; broken comb 109Il2c; dark comb Door
packages, &c; strained California, 5Qt6c per h.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Oct Q.
Live Stock-prices at the Union Stock yards
today ranged as follows: Hogs-Estimated
receipts for the day, 12UD); sales ranged at
$225sA.s5 pigs. S4.65G5.25 light, S4.6O0A.a 80
rough packing, $4.70Di.G mixed. and $3.50
$40 heavy packing and shipping lots
Cattle-Recepts for the day, 5000; quota
tons ranged at S5.65d6.:5 choice to extra
shipping steers, e46Oa5.5o good to choice do
$3@DGi.G fair to good $3.&5d4.1j common to
medium do S3.l5d93.75 butchers steers, 8. 20
0295 stockers, S2.sO034o fe,dcrs, Sl.25@2 80
cows, S2.4003-0 heifers. el.50G35O bulls,
EatgJ.W Texas steers. S21I4.&0 western
rangers, and $2.00iL5.jO veal calves.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the day.
1900; prices rarged at Si.5Ol3.25 western
Sl5D92.So Texans, Sl.75ll3.i0 natives, and 81, 50
0A.25 lambs.
Closing Quotations.
CHIC 60. o (. 1O.-wheat steady, cash 5ikc,
Dec. 53x. Corn lower, cash, 5ossc, May 5O,ac.
ard steady, cash, 37.5.h. Ribs steady, cash
s6.s2 {.
Money Closing.
LoNL ON, let. TO-, 4 p. m.-Ct sing consol, for
money 10 y; do account, 1918.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10-Money on call I pei
cent; mercantile pepper, 304h.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

My eyesight was failing. my nose
was stopped up first on one side,
then on the other. My mouth was
dry and tasted bitter in the morn
ing. 1 had considerable stomach
trouble and was also a sufferer from
rheumatism. Ibegan treatment with
Drs. Stackhouse and Daniel two
months ago. and am now feeling
better than for Is years. l have
gained in flesh and am free fl ON the
above symptoms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Drs. Stackhouse & Daniel,

Suite 1, Mccullough Building, No.
124 West Third street, between Bra
dy and Main, Davenport, Iowa.
Once Hnurs-9 .. m. to l2 m. . to and Z to 8
o. M; Sundays, 9 to p. m. only.
SPECATIES-Catarrh. Asthma, Diseases of
the Eye, Ear. Nose, Throat and Lupgs, Nervous
Diseases, Blood and Skin Diseases. Chronic Dis
eases.
Successful treatment by mail.
Send for symptom blank.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums.
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrea
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
DIS. StaCkhOuSe and Daniel.
Have Cured Hundreds of
Cases in This Vicinity.
They present Below the Statement
of Another Prominent
Citizen.

Mr.. Peter Cewe, a we'll known far
mer of Rapids City, H.. is the latest
person to testify to the success of
these eminent specialists, Drs. Stack
house and Daniel. Mr.. Cewe says:
my trouble dates back Is years, and
the past year l became greatly dis
couraged. as most of the time 1 was
unable to work"