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New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
pARADERS' RANKS GROWING
-..rprAsE IN NUMBERS FOR TO-MOR-
ROWS RIG PARADE.

ry,1. PORTER ANNOUNCES HIS STAFF
ILLUMINATED AFTER NIGHrFALL
DECORATIONS OF HOTELS
-.. business OF New.York for to-day and to-
oc. is the tremendous morstration 10 he
"a. Tomorrow by the business men OF this
.,oro1s for sound money and National honor
-,..rehout the lower secti'n of the city little
-. uss talked OF yesterday. Everywhere en-
S,s;osm is rising higher every hour and the
--o,nent is growing steadily larger. Yes
-sov q number OF organizatio sent word TO
o-sl Porter that they would be obliged 10
..ase their first estimate of paraders for
,,e,r respective divisions.
:, snite OF all attempts 10 keep down the
.he,s every organization finds its companies
-.,rnr until il seems that the limit will not
=. cached before the last moment Yesterday
-. vcw-York Protective Machinery Railway
sn,r,v and Metal Association sent word that it
.,,a turn out 500 men instead of 900 at
Manned The Lawyers Sound Money Cam
,., Club has formed additional battaions to
,umodate the unexpected rush. the Bankers
"a Brokers Republicans Club is making every
~. m take care Of several hundreds who neg
,,.d n mass in their applications before; the
,,rs chemical. paint and oil trades are con-
.,,r,,v adding 10 their number while many or
,,o,ions have been compelled to refuse al!
s,r,bsr applications for admittance 10 their COM
psnes.
ssveral new organizations were yesterday ad-
TODD 10 the parade by the grand marshal.
,r.., are the Italian Business Mems Association,
.nn r,.n. the New-York Cycle Boar1 of Trade,
o.n MON Students Of the College OF the city of
~.r.york 500 men. and the SCUM money or
-..;,s,ion OF the wholesale fur trade, 900 men
~. srand total recorded in the grand marshars 6
-. last evening was III ,6i5, bur this does
-, rcude a great many additions that have
49,, made TO the first estimates Of tho several
,-,snizations but which have not yet been re-
ported
THE TOTAL WILL NOT SHRINK.
This total will not shrink" said member Of
General Porters staff yesterday; "if we have
ANYTHING like good weather almost every man
who has been enrolled can be depended upon TO
turn ou; I should not he at all surprised II
Genera Porters estimate of 123OOo men would
he exceeded by several thousand. II VIII GER
fainly be closely approached
General Porter yesterday issued an order
announcing the appointments Of his staff The
order ia as follows
New-York. October 2S 1896.
General Orders No. 1.-The staff Of the grand mar
shal Of the parade OF the Business Mems RepuDlcan
and Sound Money Association, on OCTOBER o. Is mere
ty announced as follows.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

A final rally will be held in tho rooms ~ tho New
Amsterdam Republican Club this evening fron'-
nont speakers will bc in attendance ana Juoee
David Mitchell will preside.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
CALL TO ALL TO CARRY THE FLAG

Alexander Caldwell chairman or the Committee
IN Decorations of tho Business Mems Republican
and Sound Money Association yesterday gave out
the following statement:
To the business men OF New York City the credit
s d,,e for the completion and carrying OUT OF the
ylorious djsplay OF the American nag az the SYM
hoI ~ so,nd MONEY and sound government ~ Is
therefore eminently ~ ana proper that tne car 20
decorate all houses and business places snonia
from the president OF the Business , nen
Repuhllcan and Sound Money aton. Mayor
William L. Strong and II Is the earnest desire thai
every one should pay ncsa % :" s nn desire in
addition. that every who believes IN sounn
money and sound government shall on SATURDAY
will view the procession. Let every one that day
carry n fag-in the streets on inc cars, every
cheered in walking between lines OF American
flags.
FLAGS ATTACHED TO KITES SUGGESTED.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: 7, has been suggested that on SATURDAY
Flag Day-thc boys he urged TO ny Kites WIN
American flags attached. II your paper will advo-
lowing day thousands Of American nags IN the an,
II would be inspiring. the nsgs should NOT De az
tsched too near the Kites Urge this ana u w. os
Flag Day indeed AMEfti'AN.
New-York. Oct. &C. 1886.
PUBLISHERS SURPRISE THEIR MARSHALL
The las, meeting of the Publishers and Adver-
tisers' Sound Money Club before the parade OF TO-
morrow was held yesterday afternoon in The
Times Building. and was made tho occasion OF
presenting 10 Henry Drisler. jr god-headed cahe
and a handsome umbrella. Mr.. Driser Will De the
marshal OF the division In which the members OF
the club will march up Broadway tomorrow AFTER
noon. and ne called the meeting 10 order yestef-
day without having the slightest suspicion or the
presentation that was to b made He called on
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

Tho lanes G Riaine club OF No. 2l3 East Broad
way Will close it's campaign this evening Win 4
mass-meeting. AZ which Miss h"lrn '. hos
,,fo,ei Lrn,l.rIrk n Grant Abra ham irul,"r. Id
ward Mandcll Timothy J. Campbell ana Jomn
Denny will speak. The quartet 3t INC Wo,lidm i ;
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

Charles r. Hickox. Jr..
?. W. r Hughes.
Clifford Hurry,
l.. &. Ivory.
Robert ". Leonard,
Max J.. Lissauer.
The Hon. Edison Lewis.
Albert ". Llllenthal.
Van u. Macumber.
Z. r. Miller.
James i. Bsirne.
George &. Parkinson.
=. l.. Partridge.
George ". Perkins
Thomas Rand.
James c. Reed.
i. NJ. Robertson,
A. =. Schermernorn.
John Winfield Scott,
Francis ". Sosgris,. IT,.
Isaac y. Selisrnsn.
James Shewan. il,
Howard &. Smith.
". X spooner.
Charles r. SprasLe.
Mvles Standish.
William r. stevens.
t,dward A. Sumner.
u. Suvdan.
Ivan Tailof.
Albert Til.
Winthrop NJ Tuttls.
Aaron Vanderbilt.
William T.. Van Wycs.
Edward II. Walker.
James WeIT.
Alfred Weac'.
William T. Wilcox
u. Olin Wilson.
John G. WinJen.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

CHIEF OF STAFF:
A. Noel Rlakeman.
CHIEF or AIDS.
I. Curtis Bracket
SPECIAL. AIDS.
Charles y. Swift.
Nicholas W. DAY.
Abraham q. Mills.
Charles Curie, Jr.
AIDS:
Gpoyre r. Agrew,
c. Granam Bacon. jr.
william W. Baird.
Ira n. Arrows.
George NJ. Barry,
2. ]. Rloor1ingdsle.
Wilbur F. Brown.
Charles N Clarke.
Richard z. Cochran.
Samuel Collins,
lloyd Coils.
CHARLES !. De BevoiH,
A. G. Dickinson
il. II. pougherty.
A. z. Drake.
S,uart Duncan.
Or. Fit,hugh Edwards.
1ecrs~ p. Fshyr,
wflllam y. Fi-is-hnann.
Edward s. Fowler.
George l.. Gillon.
James r. Gilmore,
John y. Golding.
Ray T. Gordon.
-. Fauvsl Goursud.
Ulysses :. Grant.
George n. Halle
". J. Harrington.
Warren VI. Heslsy.
William L. HseTTnance,
f,f Z yTnFsknra.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

There will be an opcn-air mass-meeting at Wash
t,r,on and Morris st. at o'clock tonight. TO of
addressed by Franklin Bartlett and General
- Bciruc.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

The Sound Money Democrats OF the AAlst AS
semblv District will have a torchhSnt parade
,hIs evar,nr from their headquarters No. lo7
,ms,ordam-ayc to Durlands Riding Academy.
rhnre a large meeting will he held. c. Muller, Jr.,
min ha he gra nd marshal.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

C.mnaiCn songs by tho Diamond Quartet and
.n..cb.., bv Job F. Hedges. Gilbert II. Ha""s and
others will be- heard this evening a. the mas, 80 ne, ne
Fighfy-scc ccond-st,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

Tho Rcpublcans of Wlamsbridgc are TO have b"
parado ard Il mass-meeting this evening Inc
meeting Will he held In Jerome Hall. on Nnlie
,i,ins-ave and there Will he a number OF proml-
ucuf speakers
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

The LOYAL Republican Club OF Harlem also he'u
,nass-meetng at One-hundre and twenty seventh
at and Sevnth-ave.. at which Police Commissioner
Fredertck ID. Grant, Julius Meyer, Captain Hayter
and others spoke from stand or the leading Ieat'
ures Of the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

An p.nubIic,ns OF the XNNIIth Assembly Dis
,r,c, are invited to hear the returns on cleo
,io, night at the campaign headquarters, NO 'S'
Siyfh-ayc to which a private wire VIII p' run
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

There viii bc q mass-rneeting under the auspices
%, ,bo Iudopendent League OF AFRO American Re-
publicans IN Bethel church. Twenty-hfth-st. near
Eishth-aye tonight Theodore R0osey yet, cN-
s.n@tor R X Bruce and the R"vs W. ID, COOK.
Ermesi f.yon and J NJ Henderson VIII pe the
4k.rg
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE,

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
Tx PER LOT. REDUCED FROM $3.50: 800
sD y per lot. reduced from 5000 lots that
must be sold within the next days: only half
cash and half their value; big bargain: inquire
at once LAY MANCE, 466 Eighth ST, Oakland.
COST S4oUO MORTGAGE $1,000: CAN BE
~ bought for $500: corner lot lO0x1OO: on a
main street; convenient to business; street mac
adamized; sewer, stone walks, water, gas etc;
MODE de fine Groom cottage, with BATH positively
@ oUO discount II sold a. once: terms $500 cash,
balance mortgage; frat come first served j. 5.
MYERS, 1902 Broadway, Oakland.
TO EXCHANGE = GOOD RENTING OAK
L land property for re"ches and wild land; also
fruit, poultry and stock ranches for city property
Write me for what you want j. II. EDISON, Real
Estate Exchange. 90S Broadway. Oakland.
A TTENTION BUILDERS PARTIES DE-
"A string TO build homes houses to rent will find
1t to their advantage to call on us once: special
attention given to alterations repairs; plans aud
specifications furnished free of charge. A. II
BLOW. 1910 Broadway.
HOUSE AND BUILDING LOTS on INSTALL
IL ments equal to rent; close to Frutvae sta
tioh: 45 minutes TO San Francisco: Is minutes to
broadway, Oakland; street work all done; sewers,
gas and water in Apply to Syndicate Investmen MT
Company, EDWARD DICK, agent, Fruitvale sta
ton
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BORN
MARRIED..

BRESLIN-MORAN-By the Rev. Father Coyle
Charles Breslin and Agnes A. Moran, both OF
San Francisco.
CHAPMANN-CUSTER this city, May IA,
1895, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, William Z.
Chapman and Lulu Custer.
GREGORY-HARDY-At Lihue, Kauai, Hawaiian
Islands, April 30. 1895, Warren Gregory of San
Francisco and Sarah NJ. Hardy of Berkeley CAL
HARrMANN-GLASCO this city, May q
1895, by the Rev. j. Kennedy, Otto A. Hart
mann of San Francisco and Josephine Glasc ocK
of Lodi, Cal.
HANSEN-PETERSEN this CITY, Nav IL
1895, by the Rev. c. Hoel, OFT o Ii. Hansen and
Elvine M Petersen. both OF San Francisco.
MILLER-STORCK-InS ausalito, May Ia 1896
bv the Rev. DR.. Jones, Edward w. Miller and
Lilly w Storck.
CONSTELLATION -Ia Sausalito April g.
1895 N. j. 0'Connell and Ida May Watson, both
of san Francisco
PLATH-GRUN DEL-In this city, MAY IA, 1885,
by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling. Edward Plath and
Minnie Grrndel.
SCHULTZ-ARNOLD-In this city, May I6 1895,
by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Charles r. Schultz
and Mary Arnold.
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GOOD INVESTMENT.
WELL-BUILT FLATS
AT a BARGAIN
G.16O0 FLATS Of 6, 8, 5AND4 ROOMS
IL fCUU. and ba. h, on a corner on Laguna ST..
rents for $45 per month; lot 81 :3x 100 feet
EASToN, ELDkIDGE q CO.,
63S Market AZ
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR OAKLAND
Il suburban properIy-Fine farm of 10 acres.
near Oak!aad: frSt-ciass land; half fine bottom;
me AXIS and running stream: offered very low:
> 5000. Apply to WILLIAM knoll l0u6
Broadway. Oakland.
1 OR SALE-NICE PLACE FOR CHICKE y
ranch. Il acres; $50 fruit trees; house 8 room
ana hath: price $500; terms TO suit. Address p.
.. box rs, Sonoma City. Cal
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUMMER VILLA
Ia and ranch at Los Gatos for sale; furnishi ngs
insured fo- $4,000: property OF H II. DAVIS.
CHARLES COTTON, 906 Market ST.
TOR SALE-COZY HOME. FIVE ROOMS; 4
L lots (half acre.; fine place Tor flowers or
poultry; $500, half cash. w. LAMBERT, Milbrae
san Mateo County
BARGAINS: OPEN FOR 80 DAYS ONLY:
n 100 acres in Sonoma County for $1,000, with
% acres cleared; acres in orchard and vineyard
for nome use; living stream of water: fine place
for a chicken or stock ranch; terms, half cash and
balance on time
GI OOO 17h ACRES IN ONE Or THE
.DlLOO. northern counties, with small house
and timber; located on main county road, with
living stream OF water through the property.
P OOS0 A NICE LITTLE PLACE OF 10
NOCOO. acres; all set out to fruit in full bear
ing; line OF railroad from San Francisco TO san
Jose; house of rooms and bath: barn and tank
house; chlcken-houseS 10 accommodate 1000
chickens; $3.50 cash, baian ,e on long time.
EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO..
Room 49, second floor, Mills building, S. F.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted They must be handed in a.
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same pu bished.
BORN.
ACTON-In this city, May is, 1895, to the wife OF
John B. Acton,
GREEN-To the wife Of George T. Green,
daughter
PETERSEN-In this city, May Ia 1895, to the
wife of A. Petersen, daughter.
SILVERMAN-In this city, May 1S 1896, TO the
wife OF z. Sllverman, daughter.
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SACRIFICE.
HANDSOME MISSION HOME.
FOR HALF VALUE
0OE00 A MODERN RESIDENCE OF 8
.cOGUU. rooms and bath on both ST. near cas-
tro: substantially built, only years old the i'm
provements cost S4250 and lot $500: ill
health the cause of owner sacrificing; lot 25x97 g
feet. EASToN, ELDRIDGE & co.
63S Market st
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DIED.

DIED.
Brooks, Mary ]. McCarty, Minnie A.
Currier, Mary Z. O'Meara. Mary
Coney, Alexander O'Neile, John
Shittenden, Joseph G. Perry, Teresa NJ
Davis, Angie Rattigan, Mary
Della field. Henry Randolph John
Desmond, Michael Reynolds Mrs. Maria
Figg, Harrie, NJ. Shane, Clinton
Ferguson. Harry Snort. Alice
Gaubatz, Frieda speetzen, Louisa E.
Clarity. Thomas Schlichting, Henry
Howard. G. +. Siveira Mary
Lensnder Reel, Capt. C. Seip, Mary
Leroux, Alfred Won hmidt, S. 81.
Murray. John Wherity, Catherine
McCruden, Andrew Wilke, Charles J. T.
BRooKs-In this city, May 10. 1896 Mary J.,
of Truro. England. LClyde, Wayne County IN.
- and Farmville, tVa-) papers please copy.I
fully invited to attend the funeral TO MORROW
"wednesday. at 2o'clock P. NJ, from the chapel
Tors of the caiiforn Undertaking Company, 123
Stockton street. corner Of Geary, till P. NJ.
CoNEY-Aiexander, beloved husband of Fritza
Coney, and father OF Mrs a. Marks, Mrs. w.
Rudee, Miriam, Gertrude, Elkan. Kaufman,
Jacob. David and Zachary Coney. a native of
holman, Germany aged 76 years.
CHITTENDEN-ln this city, May II 1896. at
his residence, 22l5 Octavia street, Joseph G.
tenden and father of Alice B. Chittenden and
Mrs William Taylor, a native of Stephentown,
n. Y. aged 20 years.
(Tuesday), at O'Clock p NJ. Interment private.
CURR1ER-In Auburn. May II, 1896. Mary
Elizabeth, WluOW o. the late John Is Currler,
native OF Weymouth, Mass, aged 7S years 9
months and IL days.
EE-The funeral will take place THIS DAY
(Tuesday), at o'clock p NJ, from the residence
of Joseph H. Currer 20I2 Taylor street.
DAvIs-In this city. May II, se6, Angie Davis,
anative of New York, aged 80 years.
DELAFlF LD-In this city, May IT. 1886 Henry
beloved husband of arab Delafield, and father
of Mrs. E. F. Williams and A. W. Delafeld,
native of New York.
RHrFriends respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral THIS DAY Tuesday) at 9
O'Clock p. NJ. from his late residence, 122s15
Guerrero street. Interment Masonic Cemetery.
DESMOND-In this CITY. May Is. 1885, Michael
Desmond, beloved brother of Mrs. L. Murphy
and the late Patrick Desmond, a native OF Mac
room, County Cork, Ireland, aged 81 years and
8 months.
AgRemalns at the parlors of J. c. o'Connor
& Co.. 767 Mission street.
FIGG-In Alameda, May II, 1896. Harriet NJ
Figg, widow OF the late F. p. Figg of Sacramento,
and mother OF Z. II. Mccormick and E. J. and
Susie L. Figg. a native OF Ohio, aged 20 years 10
months and % days.
FERG USOS-In this city, May II, 1896. Harry
Ferguson, a native of Illinois aged 80 years.
GAUBATZ-In this city. May 1S, 1896. Frieda
GaubatZ beloved wife of the late William Gau-
botz, and sister of Mrs. Thee. Radtke, Elizabeth
Trensch, Mrs. Moritz Trepte. Mrs Herman
sthroele and Leo Dreasch, Philippine Dreasch
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

G100O SEND FOR PHOTOGRAPH OF
ID iOOO. new modern cottage, rooms and
BATH block from Ashby station; 40-foot lot;
terms, 500 down, SIS per month. NJ. L. w URTS,
opposite Dwight way station, Berkeley.
~ GOD HOMES FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
VI on easy terms o. q. MAY e CO., real estate
and building, 2l23 Center ST. Berkeley.
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ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET.


TO RENT-NEW COTTAGE: ROOMS; a LII
L modern improvements; lawn: fiowers rent
$40: water free. 1434 Ninth st., bet. Msstick and
Encinal station, Alameda.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

80 -
w ELIrIMPEOVED
w WESTERN ADDITION PROPERTY
CHOICE LOCATION.
S13 500 5 FINE FLATS OF 5; AND
near Franklin: also, French fats in the rear Ioi
2T:6xl 20 feet to IVY ave: pays 10 per cent per
annum; always rented: must be sold.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & Co.
63S Marke, street.
w ESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE
w FINE PROPERTY,
ELEGANT LOCATION
$50 600 a a 20 ANDsoh hS,n RESIDENCE asI
vatory: California ST.. near Van Ness ave lot %
xl57 IS feet; recently reduced from $4,000
EASTON, ELDRIDGE q CO.
63S Market street.
BIG VALUE HASpsoyr go,,r
IN THE WESTERN ADDITION
$1,000 dsn Mo ID 70on Tw soS ri RESI-
italy built: brick foundation: on north side of
Page St. near Fillmore: large lot, 36xI37 Is feet;
this property cost over $4,000.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO
638 Market st.
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PROPOSALS FOR HARDWARE, PLUMBERS
fuel, stationery, printing, etc.-Sealed proposals
will be received by the Superintendent of Com
mon Schools, in open session of the Board of Edu-
cation, on Wednesday, May %, 1896, ct $50
o'clock p. NJ, for furnishing the School Depart
ment of the City and County OF san Francisco
during the fiscal year lS96-S7 with hardware,
plumbers materials stoves, lumber. paints, oils.
furniture. fuel, stationery ETC., and for doing the
ance with specifications the Office of the Board
OF Education, new City Hall.
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BERKELEY HOUSES.

DOR RENT-FU FINISHED HOUSE: ROOMS
II and bath; piano; $50. z014 Virginia ST., near
Shattuck ave-. Bergman station.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET FOR 2
Z months: rooms and bath; beautiful view.
JOS. }. MASON, Dwight-wsy station.
DOR RENT-AN ELEGANT RESI- DENCE OF
1 IL rooms, Dwight way, Berkeley; beautiful
grounds; profusion of flowers, fruit and shru o.
berry: carriage house, barn, etc NJ L. WURTS,
Dwight-way station,
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y ALL BARGAINS.
FOR SPECULATION.
0OO CASH BUYS CHOICE LOTS ON
II Il ZOO Preside Heights: 25xl2T:o each;
ready for building; $240G mortgage in Hibernia
Bank remain this is q bargain; lately re-
duced from $4,000.
$500. dero: : 5o:exi63. AA DAVisA-
cdOOO NV. CORNER OF CHURCH AND
DtOOO. Army SITS; ssxS0.
ooSOO WASHINGTON ST. NEAR DE-
tCOCUU. visadero; SOx127 1914.
Co0OO BAKER ST., Mr.. OAK; 25xe6:1o
S225O. A ios 3 ss9s. ST. Mr. FELL rs.
$500. i1S saf feet It 'i'' NIX CLAY; 2'1
S2lOO. loss 1863 f fes 'i'' M fA'h; 2'z
SJ6OO CORNER I ST, Mr.. nth AVE;
1880 sA SAC E THIS THIS WEEK: y,
e1OOO CHENERY ST., Mr. MATEo; 5ox
p ZOO. 100 feet.
Sll00. L l51I0a:5 See feet Mr. CALIFORNIA;
$1,000. sR ASb feet NN' CALIFORNIA ST.
$500. 100 feet 49, 'A' 'oA' LUCK
cSO0 I ST, Mr. 18TH AVE; 2511oO
S4OO. z zi95 fe AeN' Nh- PUNT IoBoS' 20
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market ST.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE,
Cox FURNITURE RIO oMS. Ii. Sc HELL-
DOo. HAAS. 4Os Eleventh St. Oakland
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COINGi GOINGi
" AND NEARLY ALL GONE
Thirty-fve lots already sold In that beautiful
block bounded by California and Lake streets, llth
and 18th avenues.
PRICE $500 ONLY.
$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY.
All street work done. School distant QUE half
block. su:ro electric cars one block away.
BALDWIN Il HAMMOND,
10 MOutg, merry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-02

Late Saturday evening By the last exprpss
delivery we received LOT Of jackets which
ere the choice bargains Of the season. We
have placed them On sale They are the
newest conceptions Of the eastern cloak max
en- eoucIe. beaver. kersey. astrachsn and
the stylish twotone and mixed cloths NO
much In demand nov. Prices range frou
1.e5 10 si2.
We make q SPECIAL mention Of Q magnlt-
cent black beaver In the lot. every size. nj
O.. would b. ~ elsewhere. These goods
are made Ivy the ceiebrsted cloak makers,
Meyer, Jopasson a %. Their name d q
sure guaranty OF superior finish and III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-02
MEN ARE WARNED,
Pillow Company Posts an elee
ton Notice.
TKIELEYs SUCCESS MEANS JoBs

Emp,eyes Coafroassa WIN Q Psseasa
which 10 Fissussd - Their vsess % . ns.
minaer 10 Vote Aesseasss - lassruessses
oe Abide the Cesssssssess.
Another illustration OF the desper-
ate measures to which the repu blican
corporations are resortipg In the
present campaign in attempts to co.,
control the ballot Of employees. Was
presented at the Rock Island Pillow
compaoy's works Saturday, when .
notice bearing the signature Of s. A.
kerns. the superintendent. and
W. j. kahlke secretary. was
posted, announcing that the shop
would resume Monday, Nov. 3. II
Mckinley Is elected.
The Pios shop has not been run
ming steady Of late. the men being
notified from week to week ~ to the
continuance Of operations. So Sat-
urday the company concluded to
close down indefinitely. With this
decision came the notice. which was
Haunted in the faces OF the employees
as they passed out OF the shop on
their way home. the intention being
to give them . parting warning that
q vote contrary to the wishes Of the
corporation imperiled their opportu-
nifty TO earn q livelihood the coming
winter. The notice also stated that
the men would be remunersted for
their weeks work at IL o'clock Tues
day morning election day..
The news Of the posting Of the
warning reached The Argus Satur.
day afternoon. The Plow company
Office was asked BY telephone IL the
report Was true. An answer Of en-
phstic denial was returned, IL also
being stated that nothing had been
said Or done which could give cur.
rency to such . report.
workaes Rssscess.
Men who are EMPLOYED ut the
shops were approached concerning
the authenticity Of the affair. All
we're reticent about answering suy
questions bearing on the matter, but
finally admitted that IL was true.
One man WAS Indignant over the
posting Of the notice.
''Of course must keep my mouth
shut" he said. "but I can do nv
own thinking, anyway. So can
others, and II am not mistaken.
Mckinley is the loser - the result
OF the company's little game. I
know OF three men in the shop who
were confirmed Bryanites before
10 minutes after they read the no.
tice."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-02
MCCABE'S


McCabe Brcs. have just received q ca,
load Of bsd blankets II 81 prr cent under
present market values. These Foods w<
contr1rfed for away back In May when
labor. wool and cotton were q tbe lowest
Iney are noe on taie ~ pgicee rarely
quoted on high grade blankets night q the
DeUeeuf seasons best.
300 pairs 100 white anf ssn't.ry eray
heecsd cotton blankets. the Csc Kind, at acc
. psir.
200 pairs fancy silky fiseced Egyptian
cotton blankets. " ne ei.2;. fos eoc and SIC
. pair.
200 pairs io-i extra heavy wool aud cot
.no mixed silver gray blankets. the Sits
kind. for ei.es a pair.
lso pairs superior gray wool blankets.
ioh io-s size, regular price would be 81 Gs.