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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-23

FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. excep, Sundv
In one hour and twenty-five minute
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Ta{
route, as follows:
TAKING EFF ECT TUESDAY, Nh
TINE CARD.
Stngae fare. Sac: round trip. sc.
Leave Seattle--7:f5: Ills g. m: s.f5(
p. n.
Leave Tacoma-e:a1 a MI, 40, g
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle a. n. y m: D.
Leave Tacoma-e.3o a. m: 80. ia I
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf
coma, and Commercial dock, foot o4|
ron street, Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and Std
Washln gtoa. fare Sec.
THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
Steamer Utopia j. a O'BFien, n
Leaves Tacoma. le noon; Seattle, Ys
wharf. 5 ?. m. Mondays and Thur
for Port Townsend. Anaco-tes. Fairhy
New whafeon, Blaine and Friday HS
and Vancouver, arriving Vancouver
following day
Fare 20 Blaine, g.; fare TO yancouvt
For further informatio apply 10 Ye \
wharf
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FOR BREMERTON, L. 6. DRY DOt
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN CANBY

Leaves Central wharf. Two round tr
daily.
Leaves Seattle at $50 a. m. and $50
m except the second Sunday In ca
month. then making one trip only, les
inc al D. N. Leaves Sundays at 9 A.
and p. m, touching at all intermedi
Returning, leaves Sidney at SIS a.
and u noon: leaves Charleston at 7 a.
and 1910 p. m; leaves Bremerton at
a. m. and 1870 2. m, arriving al Seat
at a. m. and us p. m.
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LIB. LINE-sKAGIT RIVER RoI
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

WEEKLY TIME CARD.
STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Seattle-Jan. 20 at IL midniJ
Jan. p at u midnight; Jan. "A at IL
night. Leaves Mount Vernon-Jan.
a. m: Jan. "a at a m: Jan. 2o J
a. m. Calling at Tulalip going south
day and north Tuesday.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Seattle-Jan. q at Il nidniI
Jan. % at u midnight. Leaves M
Vernon-Jan. - at a. m: Jan. q
a. m; Jan. q at a. m. Calling az /
mcnds. Richmond. Stanwood. Fir. SkI
City. Mount Vernon and Avon.
STEAMER CLAN M'DONALD,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
m. for EdmonGs, Everett and Snohori
river points. Landing at City dock,
attic.
LILLY, BOGARDUS & CO. Incl
Te,. Main s.. Owners and Managej
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rr,rz cam ~ EErEr,r IAN

TIME CAkIJ. IN IF -NlI AN. III
North bound-Leaves Seattle l a.
leaves Port Townsend a. m; leaves
day Harbor 1870 a. M: leaves IN
Harbor II As p. m; arrives at New ~
com $50 p. m
South b0und-Leaves New Whatcomv
m: leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m; len
Friday Harbor IL a. m; leaves
Townsend 1 p. m; arrives at Seattlel
2. N.
]. r. Thompson, manager owner.
Bogardus & Co. agents, City dock
Telephone. Main 81.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROsALIE.

STEAMER ROSALIE,
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria
Port Townsend Gaily. except Sunday,
10 a. m: returning, leaves Victoria ;
% m. Steamer George Z. Starr leaves
Port Townsend and way points daily,
cept Saturday, at n. m: Sunday. dir
al a. m; returning direct, leaves I
Townsend at 4 p. m. Phone, Pike %.
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Tide. at Seattle Harnor Today.

Seattle. Jan. -. 1896.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land Clearing houses today We're:
CieArsuces. Balances
Seattle ...... .....,...s 9s.4i5 IS SIS. 4e4 "a
A so ma ..--.-+.s.---- etsfst ~ lh@t1 %
Portland ............. 2lSl0S % 1895 90
Wheat took another jump today, and
was quoted strong at SIC for No club, and
59c Dor blue stem. No feed wheat was Of
fering. and none could be bought at SO per
ton in car lots. No price was made, those
who have wheat holding IL close. Mil
wheat continues 10 come IN more plentiful
~ than feed. Out Of eight car loads OF
wheat received only two were OF fed. Two
cars OF oats, one OF barley and one steam
er lot came in today. Barley was stin at
sl450
The market in butter was pretty well
cleared UP. good cheap butter being very
scarce.
Plenty Of ranch eggs were offered at lie.
and the chances are for a lower market.
Dressed poultry was in good demand. at
same prices.
\ half-car load OF apples was received
from Orcas island.
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STE asIERs.
sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER ". h 2IERwTN

VII leave yesle- wharf far Skag;; river
ara w&x landings
SUNDAY az a II: TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY az - -
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TcsGA sales.

Ic&6Al sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were 49,
So shares. Including: American Sugar Il
SO American Tobacco 1880. Burlington
100 Chicago Gas I0.io0. General Electric
la1oo. L. e " 7.Go. Reading 400, Rock
island 400. ST Paul Is 60. Leather pre-
ferred 3. ano, Western Union 1880
Flour.
F.7our-Receipts 1900 barrels. exports -,
600 barrels Strong. with 5If0c generally
paid over recent prices, winters coming
IN for the greatest share OF strength. W.n-
ter patents. 81 65a3 $; city MIL clears, 40
a.. spring, low grades, 81. ssTZ.9
Wheat.
yheat-Expofts 4. 80 Spot. stronger:
No red TIC. No. hard, Size Z. o b.
aagat. Options ciose,i nervous 81 Ik1p.sc
ret advance: No. ? red January closed
ne. May closed roc.
Hops.
Wool-Stes6y.
Petroleum.
Petroleura-Dun: United closed g. S7iz
h.d.
Metals.
Pig iron-weak. Southern, t1I-bc5i17s:
Northern. us7f25o
C,,u-er-stea6y. brokers. sss753: ex-
change price. 81 u i-AS-
T,es8-sssadv: brokers. t2sos exchange
price, - ag14Q7oS
Tin--rTrn, straits, si3 z9i15a; plates.
dull.
s7el,sr-Quist. domestic. -; nominal
Coffee.
Core.-Opfious closed ~ ret decline
Of 1Elfs, points: January. So 2o9i1z8 Spot
eowee, Ric. dull. 40. 7. i4c7 nsslH, qaist. D
sugar.
sugar-Raw. strong: centrifugal - test.
g7.c; refined. Arm. %
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATG
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S SteameA
MULTNOMAH
DAILY TINE CARD.

DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at $50 a N Tacoma at. $50
Tacoma at. 1880 a N Seattle at. IL 90
Seattle at. 90 p m Tacoma at. 800
Tacoma at. $50 p N Olympia at. $50
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle $3.50. 7.s0 a m Tacoma 500. $50
Tacoma .....I0.0G a m Olym pia -. 100
Olympia 80. 200 p m Tacoma ..... 500 !
Tacoma ..... $50 p m Seattle .-.... 7.S0 |
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma,
cents. Landing at Seattle, City dock. Z
OF Main street.
LILLY, BOGARDUS & CO. Agents,
City Dock. Telephone Main s
Capt l. Wiley. Manager.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DlSDatch steamers from Seattle as q
Eor san Francisco. via Port Townse
and Victoria. at a. N. passengers
cetvss on board at Z q. M January 3.
Is. Is. 3, >
From San Francisco for Victoria q,
Puget Sound ports at a m. January
y. Is. -. .. 81.
Tickets may be obtained az the Office
.Na ccr,7nany at Ocean dock. Seattle
T. r. TROWBRIDGE, T. 5. Supt
GOCDALL PERKINS 4 CO,
General Agents. san Francisco.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOATPSONy
Carrying United States mail, leaves
dock. foot OF Main street. MoII
Wednesday and Friday at ] a. m.
Port Townsend, San Juan islands 4
New Whatcom. Returning, leaves
whatcom Tuesday, Thursday and s.
day N.
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sTEA NEKs-

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and victoria, B. G.
ann Lvt NJ e.. Tacoma ..ll1e Ar b.1epm
Z i 3i9a IL , Pt Towns TaTa.end 200 N
4l5am AriIo.. NtetoTia ii M,Lvi s:ohn
.Daily except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes firSt-class accom-
nnCdatlous. carrying 10th freight ard pas
sergers. and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Eor rates. etc. inquire q
8. .. TERKEs,
Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
T. A NADEAU,
General Agent Y. P. Il. r. Seattle.
EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday.
TAavss Everett As a. n. 2. m
Leaves Seattle u - a N AID 20 ?. m
Suraays-Leaves Seattle 4.Se = m;
leaves Everett u a Y. .s 80. ,x.
connects with boats for Tacoma and sno-
IaSaing-Coleuaan dock. foot Of Marion
sE@TTLE AID TACOMA NAvIaA-
TON COMPANY
Gland Troup. Pres. F. II. Goo&has. sso
Cr-r RATES TO HOOD CANAL
Heed Canal Savigatia5 Coupany's
steamers Che1alIs and Rainier cave daily
a. a n from C5-Elzl's 1scS tog King
sfr~ port Gsu.s.e. Eocdsp9Tt. Brinl.n.
peWatto ard ali intermediate I-osais-
Fare Zoe Fre}ght &c per ton
JOHN II ALIEN. DEpsr-
FRANK X. Cf00DETFs. AEeEt
Telephone, Red 81 CDln&a GccZ-
rxrr .r.ss-. STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILLAPA.
Capt George Roberts,
Leaving Seattle FOR Afaska January Zsta.
80. and every 6zte~n days t1ereaftas-
Fer freight ard pzssenxsT tales asply %
g. CARROLL. Agsnt.
Sehwahaeaer Dock Tel-- PIKE s..
CHAS. L. PEABODY GSszsT1J Manager,
seattle.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. club. Sc; blue stem. soc: strong.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
T%GToN ROUTE
Steamer \ X. Eoein$oa. carving Z. s
nail geaves Ctty dock. foot Of Main street
$50 a IA: arrives a sidney 81 l9.ls a
- Arrives AZ Si.ver1ale at = n Leave.
Sli-sr-ssle 81 Ill 2. III. leaves Sidney Oh
~ett,rn az 2. -. Daily, except Sunday
ra~a 90 + y. Robin son, master. LAZY
HSxa~sGs & Co, agents. Telephone AaIr
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CIT RATES. CUT RATES
sEATTLE-TACONA ROUTE
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes three round trips daily. IS fellows
Leaves Tacoma T-19 a. H.. J. n and a.
. m: leaves Seattle - a. II. : Is ?. N
ard lis p IA
Fare. 90
Suraav excursions-Leave Tacoma g 8
a m ard 80 3. Ia. leave Seattle i a n
ara 4 81 .. IN Fare. &c.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA.
leaves WarrinEton's dock. foot OF Wast
tDvron street. Tuesday. Thursday ard Sa'
u-iav at o'clock a. n. for Kingston
Port Gamble, seaheeek, BTinnon, Hoiiel
p@wnfto Lilliwaap Fails H0odsp0rt an
I-nfcn city Returns alternate days.
pare. -, 20 ali pqiats- freight, soc a
,--t~ts FaEs 20 Port sSamb.e. &c
\. TROCTAAN. Master.
D. TROUtIAN. Master.
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Dissertations taken at all stations a.
.. m. 18th meridian time 6 ?. n. Pacific
tinIel.
Weather SYNOPSIS.
The barometer is highest In Eastern
Washington and Oregon. bat has fallen az
ali stations since noon. y depression has
appeared AZ the mouth OF the Columbia.
and rain has begun along the coast. II viii
rain here on Thursday.
GE.AEAtzE. y. SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brea,lstuff@ and Grains.


San Francisco, Jan. 22-Wheat--Ship-
ping wheat, N.0S4a per Genital for No. !. and
S.10 for choice; milling, sL171zd1.20.
Flour-Family extras. So. 7503.s5; bakers
extras. $S55d3.65. superlne. s2.e082S5 per
barrel.
Barley-Feed, far 10 good. zoe: choice.
Ike: brewing, ESQ soc.
Oats-afilling. s0l'S5c per Genital; Surprise.
sSdsl.05; fancy feed. S5Gsoc; good TO choice,
751S5e: poor to fair. e5lp7jc. black, for
seed. Sl.10Gi. 80: gray, soGS5e per Genital
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. J. 4s5; Or
egon. e.2s1; Washington, 7.4fs; wheat, cen
tails. s.. COS: Washington, Ito: barley, CEN
tails. s6, 750; Washington, 800; oats. centals.
Washington, u.155; beans, sacks. LII: po-
tatoes, sacks. 2. 434; Oregon, 2,SS0; onions.
sacks, 247; Oregon. GA; bran sacks, 1900;
Oregon. 400. middlings. sacks, 5az: hay.
tons. 100; straw. tons, 10: hops, bales, 15s,
fiaxseed. sacks, Washington. 24e: wool,
bales a. wine. gallons. $3.50; hides. num-
her TET
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-23

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-IM-
provement OF Caller street
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro
posals VIII be received BY the undersigned
Secretary 81 the board OF public works OF
the city OF Seattle up 10 o'clock g. IA,
Monday. February 3, 4s@b. Tor the improve
Y1eut Of Caller street. from Elliott street 10
the east line OF Temperance street. by grad
ing. S.dswalking and parking me same, as
provided by ordinance No. 49so. creating
local improvement district No. l15. IA ac-
rorslanes with the plans and Specifications
nov on tie n the Office OF the board or pip-
nc works.
Eaeh bla mus; be accompanied by a GER
fffsi check. payable to TIE order or the
city comptroller. for a sum not less than
ave (4 per cent. q the bid and no bid Viii
Re considered unless accompanied by said
me successful bidder will - required
10 enter into a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amounts required ~
the city charter and the state laws Wlfala
fs1 davs after being notified of the award
Of the contract 10 him, failing &c 90 So. iae
said check and me amount 4lNc4 therein
all be forfeited 70 the city.
No person - eligible as bidder who has
within two years prior 20 the ietunE or
sal contract made default IN pay meat %
any Just claim for ans work or labor per-
Fg-rr5ga. or far any skin or material FUR
rss1p5 pursuant - any such contract. "a
herein advertised. ~ who within sad two
wears failed 80 complete a1y sucA con-
Ssi1 BIDS shall D. made under and ~
vfrfre o. ordinance No. 53s2 and as amend
e8 by ordinance No &.44a. and the state Law
relative To tugUyoF npntS upon the ''tD-
ssaflraeut bond plan" and t1e bidder shall
state whether Re vEiA accert IL payment 4
sssa Improvement TIE bonds OF Local I'm
proveraent District Ne. llA' or wait UntE
- bonds 90 be issued ~ slid improve
rnert shah have been issued and nsgo-
ftatea SIS provided ~ said ordnance No.
ssss. and as amended y sad ordnance No.
z4sA
TNh board - public works reserves ia
-grht 10 re- ecf any szla al BIDS
Proposals must - Endorsed On the En-
vslope. -8l1 Tor tie 4nlpEoY eIaeut OF Caller
street."
Nv c-ser % she Boa1a - F1tlir Works
GEORG Z +. AEACHAM.
SacretGEv
Date 81 arst publication January =. lssS
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Money on call. easy at Sssi per cent: last
loan, 3: closed, 3: prime mercantile paper,
6QS per cent. Sterling exchange dull and
lower. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81. SsS.Q4S9 for demand and s4.S3ia
OASIS. for sixty days: posted rates, 81, So
s.S9 and siS9ls44,9o; commercial bills.
S4S624. Silver certificates. 67ls4672.c.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York, Jan. sa.-The operations IN
stocks today. while largely Of professional
character. included some fair outside buy
ing for European account and TO a less ex-
tent purchases by LEGAL commission houses.
The volume OF business was somewhat
larger than that Of the previous day. Tss
London cables reported q decidedly more
cheerful CONDITION OF the public mind re-
garding the present outlook, SO far as the
relations With the United States are con-
cernea. and the higher prices for Aneri-
cans was followed by large purchases in
this market Continued easy rates for call
money IN the street and predictions OF freer
offerings of time money, together Nth
lower rates for sterling exchange. ware
among the bah factors. The Industrials,
usual. We're manipulated under SPECIAL
influence. Thu prices showed subs tantsaI
improvements over yesterdays final sales.
The International stocks were conspicuous
in the upward movement, After the first
fifteen minutes OF business a reaction CO.
CURED. Western Union, after an early
fractional advance. yielded point en- con-
tlnued bear attacks. AT the recession Tire
market Guieted down, and Up 10 a late hour
there were no special features presented.
aside from the lnaustrials. Sugar gaiRsd
Is, on advances IN vicious grades OF fdY-
e.gn and domestic products. Subsequently
the coverings OF shorts caused A full rally.
III tAS last tlItetA minutes OK bHS@AesS a
squirt Of activity developed, and the best
figures OF the day, as "a rule. We're re-
corded. Northwestern failed 10 improve
on an increase Of s5s7, $40 in the gross earn
ings for DscenA1er. The market closed
strong. In the bond market the aggregate
sales were $l09s.0Qo. Governmstt bonds
easier. state bonds inactive. railroad bombs
firm
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at SEst per cent: last
loan. 3. closed, 3: prime mercantile paper,
eQS per cent. Sterling exchange dull and
lower, with actual business In bankers
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Seattle, jan y, 1876.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land Clearing houses today We're:
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President 0f Board % Aldermen
pa~ot TIE house OF delegates fae lSta
:2f os January. {S'f. and signed By me n
an6u session tn authNatscaf % tts pds~
sage This 0.a coy af January. lS26
A KTSTLEE,
Acting President % House Of pe3egates
Aprrrgta tv rna this 81 CAV % Janu-
ar ts7s RvPO% PHELPS Mayor
FED hv IRE tl4s ga 7av 90 Tap nary. fS76
p r. STEWART. Ct:y Clerk
3FohNshfa IAnlLarN q lNA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-15
ACUTTING ARRAY.
River Man Uses a Razor With
Serious Results.
THOMAS TATE BADLY sLAsHED

Mes Quarrel On sscesd Avenue While
Intoxicated and John aarsy POsness
upos MS Cespsassn with Msrassea,
latent.
Two river men registering as John
Hardy and Thomas Tate quarreled
on Second avenue between Nine.
teenth and Twentieth streets this
afternoon. Now both are detained
ct police headquarters, Tate with
several ugly wounds about his body,
inflicted with o razor welded by his
companion.
Both men are from Pennsylvania.
They work on steamboats, in the sum-
mer season. Both were under the
influence Of liquor when o misunder.
standing sprung up between them.
Hardy pulled out razor and started
In to cut up his companion. Tate
was sls,hed several times in the back
while fleeing from Hardy.
Tate ran into Murray's saloon on
Second avenue where Hardy slashed
him across the cheek with the razor,
INJECTING n cash five inches long.
Hardy was then arrested. and Tate
was taken to the sanitarium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-15
CITY CHAT.


Buy home Of Reidy Bros.
Order carriages Of Cralle 4 Co.
DR.. c. b. Kinyon is in Detroit.
Tho best broom-Lec's Little Gem.
John Bailey was in from Rural to.
day.
s. A. Lynde. Of Chicago. is in the
city.
Watcrmelons and muskmelons at
Hess Bros.
Kinsley Mack and James Cook are
Ia ST. Louis.
Finest turnouts and reliable driv.
srs. Cralle & Co.
Gooseberries and cherries by the
case ut Hess Bros.
Andrew Donaldson, OF Rural, piid
the city visit today.
II. ID. Mack and X. A. Donaldson
Sundayed in st. Louis.
Raspberries and straw berries Q.
Hess Bros. this evening.
The city council has its SEMI
monthly meeting tonight.
Ladies' writing desks at half price
ut Clemann & Salzmann's.
Attend the clearing rale and save
money at Young & McCombs'.
Experience and close attention to
every detail. Cralle & Co.'S. livery.
Col. Alex Mackenzie, OF Washing
ton. is greeting old friends in the
city.
Lot-go sale-cut in all depart.
monts at Young & MoCombs' this
week.
Fresh dairy butter at Appel Bros,
sol Third avenue. at IL cents per
pound.
You can buy furniture cheaper at
Clemann & Salzmann's than any
place else.
Nothing like McTntyrs-Reck Co.'S.
red letter linen sale as o money
saver. Read ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenfield
left Saturday night for st. Paul to
spend few weeks.
All linen crash. worth 8 cents q
yard, goes ut ~ cents ut Young 4
McCombs' this week.
A 5-year-old son Of Albert Hansen.
OF Milan. narrowly escaped drown
Ing In the canal yesterday.
Bargains every day this week at
Mclntyre-Reck Co.'S. Watch the
papers aud read ad this issue.
Grand picnic and excursion to
Manhattan Beach tomorrow. Boat
leaves ferry dock at 10 q. M, ~ m.
and p. m.
Messrs. &. l.. Walker and ]. j.
Ingram were in st. Louis yesterday
looking over the preparations for con.
vention week.
The art and history classes OF the
Epworth League will meet tomorrow
evening at ESQ with Miss Dean, 4Os
Second avenue.
The Rock Island County Teachers
institute opened at the High school
today under the direction Of County
Supt. McKccvcr.
The grand moonlight excursion on
the steamer Mary Morton given by
the Unique club. will occur Thurs
day evening, juno IS.
A special purchase Of 400 fancy
wrappers go on sale at 81 and et.25,
regular $1.Ss and ti.75 values. Read
McIntyrc-Rcck Co.'S ad.
Among this terms graduates Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-15

"How came you to suspect the pris-
oner to be o man in woman 8 clothing?''
inquired the magistrate.
Il didn't suspect, answered the de-
tective. "As soon ~ I saw her try to
lift her bonnet after she had met and
passed another woman ON the street I
simply knew abe was man Chicago
Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-15
MCIntyre-ReCk Dry Goods Co.
The BARGAIN CENTER
LINENS

LINENS
IL ALI KINDS ARE A NECESSITY IN EVERY
household. This week direct special attention
10 our annual June Red Letter Sale Of Table Lneus
Lunch Cloths. Fancy Towels. Table Sets ETC., st
greater price reductions than We have ever thousht
necessary to make before. The gaia 10 yours and
wise people Will lay in . supply for future wants.
TABLE DANASKS.
moe danasks the red ink tell Tie reducsa pee sv
~ from 3 We sHsil lot let sc
s'Anu ID the WaS Of selling table linen this week. " 49,
TABLE CLOTHS AND SETS.
snailisn lot: vin quickly disappear At thees pusss:
=. sno - eole cloths. worth q % &c.
cloeee s yards loog a reduced 10 a a
fancy table SETS q. % valsss redSesd % ~
TOWELS AND CRASHES
ee bargains aad erasAsa We s,om:
Good 2oc towels ct i2xe. %
Excellent 10c towels
Lang, me Toxksh towels, q loc
e. q ~ sosen towels worth i6c &c dAn.
FAncy double damask knotteA frpe, asv Nth
orwn worx prices drop heavily Letter w.
The &c De and . .
The nc eA1 &c towels
Inc u 20. u - and u g towels re
You'n nsvsf buy these 60 cheap s0ain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-15
LUNCH CLOTHS.
1909 and l7Il Secood Ave.

DOUBLE DAMASK LUNCH CLOTHS. MOST OF
them elegantly hsmstitched. values 81 and IL.
reduced 70 76c.
Lunch cloths OF heavy double linen. double hem
stitched. many With fancy drawn work In corners,
tL2S. nS6 and el.60 ones. reduced TO CSC.
big variety Of lunch cloths In double damssk,
beautifully made and hemsttched. have been es
el.S2 and q. reduced to el.S2.
v ri os q l.neA sshty uusssa
aud eo1e6
70 rssasaisA tks ciooSl q s0ai Ga.
SUMNER UNDERWEAR
r. eses sa,es this vek ass ~ sunns under
war u ahost half p1c(oe - 49,"
tooe - -' 49, ~ ssssS~
. dosen. C cotton for
0coeea ans veses, Sossh &c psiee % is<e
. dozen extra ass - md ain asisSsd q Nc
NEW WRAPPERS.
Friday a cent le,s
usual. me othsR fellow - -
Eau size vIoppoe yoae. Tu0e bad ~
CeNoeo nlook, uayy ed garnet. y y -
Fins Peras e9 BISHOP s'sevee ~
saiss v.lse Si coo ee.s sssiy 10
essI bargains a wsek ssl lively
u VIII - DcoV b your poekst