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Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Los Angeles, Sept 14.-Live per h. beeves, 3q41z: lamrs. p he d. SIS Q2 5; sheep, per cwt., S3.0c@400; calves pr ID, 2%@3
 I, ,OO0: best graaes S eady, the S weak; native steers, s4.1e@435; cows and hAif- CTS, s1.75G4 25: suckers and feeders Si90 @515; bulls, s. .SoG4.00.
 Sheep-Recefpts, 1000: market steady: lambs, $4OO05.OO; muttons, $3.0 Gl4 10.
 Chicago, Sept. 14.-Choioe st CTS, $5 5Gp 565; medium, s46904 90: beef stee-s, s4.o0 Q4.50; stockers and feeders. S3.0 0lG4.01; bulls S2. 25614. %: crws ard heifers, 8 , O 425: calves, s4OC@6.s5; western rangers, s3s5G4.s5: fed we torn steers s40oG5. O.
 Native sheep, s2. 65@4.50; western range, S 75Gl4 25: fee1ers, s3.S5q4r0; muttons, s4Oc@425; inferior 70 p. inae lambs. s375@ 625: feeders. s4 465G5. 15
 Receipts-Cattle, 15,500; sheep, 17.030.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE
The Eighty-Eighth Anniversary of the
 Birth of Freedom.

The celebration of the e:ghty-eighth anniversary of Mexican independence will be begun in this city lhis evening by the Mexican Patriotic club. It will be celebrated on much larger scale than ever before and with more elaborate preparation. It will be opened at 5 o'clock this evening by salute of twenty-one guns lo the United States and Mexico. At 6 o'clock the Pioneer band will parad. the principal str eets, and at 2 the Mexican national guard will form in front of the resi- dence of the president of the patriotic club, whence it will march to the military plaza, where the exercises of the night will take place. They will be opened at 7:3O oy the singing of the national hymn, followed by the reading of the act of independence by Jose s. Provencio.
 There will be addressed in Spanish nd English by E. Quinones. Thomas E. Flannigan, Hon. Leon Vargas Ma Varro, the Mexican consul and Editor Pedro G. de la Lama
 The most sentimental incident or the exercises will be the raising of the Mexican flag at midnight, or More ac- cuTately, at Il o'clock, for it was at
 that hour that that godly priest and courageous patriot, Don Miguel Hi- ! dalgo Costillo initiated the move
 nent for the freedom of Mexico. It
 was not accomplished until long years after-not until the father of inde- pendence had been martyTei and much
 patriotic blood had been sned
 The celebration will b, resumed on Friday morning at o'clock and will
 DC continued through the day. It will be concluded in the evening at the hall of the O'Neill building.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
BIRDS DO NOT FORGET HIM.
A Beautiful Scene That is Enacted
 Daily Near Audubon's Grave.

A Beautiful Scene That is Enacted
 Daily Near Audubon's Grave.
 There is little scene of rural nature enacted every evening up on Washing ton heights that probably cannot be seen in any other thichly settled part of New York. Thousands of swallows, which make their homes in the big chimney of a church, gather from every direction about sunset and circle around over Trinity cemetery, retiring they rise from the chimney in clouds and scatter to all points of the compass. Residents Of the neighborhood regard these daily flights with affectionate in- terest., As I stood near the cemetery the other evening watching the gath ering hosts of birds circling against the pale light of the sky, noticed a white haired old r,aa leaning against a tree and gazing upward. From north and south. east and west flocks of the graceful birds were arriving every mo- ment to join the whirling multitudes There were literally thousands Of them sweeping in wide circle over the si- lent graveyard and filling the air with riaintive cries. Suddenly the old man addressed me.
 What beautiful sight that is,' he said. T have watched these flights for years. During the summer the birds come every evening about 6 o'clock and for an hour or more fly in that swift circle overhead before seeking rest"
 Why have they chosen this spot??" I asked.
 Ut has been their haunt for many years" said the old man. T like to think i. is because their friend sleeps wonder. Can you see that monument?' He pointed with his stick through the massive iron fence that surrounds the cemetery. Through the gathering dusk I could make out great white cross, on high pedestal. glimmering in the twilight.
 That is in memory of Audubon" said the old man. "On one side of that cross are the sculptured forms of many birds,
 Just block away is the old man sion where Audubon lived, now occu- pied by former Mayor Daniel F. Tie mann.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
STORES CLOSED.

: We. the undeTsi gncd, merchants Of Phoenix, agree to close our stores at : o'clock, p. m., Friday, September 18th. in honor of the Independence of Mexico by request of the Junta Patrio.ica, pro- viding all stores agree: F. F. Kallner' S store, J. W. Doris. Talbot & Hubbard, Chapman Bros., The Alkire Co.,, Morgan & Howe, Wilson & Ward, Greene the Halter, J. A. Day, Sam Korricx, Gold berg Bros.. Melczer Bros, H. A. D e. Shoe Co.,, Phoenix Stationery and News Co.,, kessler-Boyle Grocery Co.,, Barkley- Berryman Mercantile Co.,, M. Col 1water & Bros., Goldman 6 Co.,, Nj. Ja~obs, The Boston Store, Henry E. Kemp Hardware O., M Stein, Frank Scofield.
 Phoenix, Sept. Ii, 1898
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
LOCOMOTIVE BLEW UP.

Ottawa, Kas. Sept. 14-An engine on a freight train running out of EmHoria on the Santa Fe was blown up near Quene- mo, few miles west of here, +h S morn ing. Fireman J. J. Murray was ins tant V killed, head brakeman Ben Weist and FnFireer Tom Grady were badly injured. Grady will recover, but there is net mucb hope for WeiSt.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
ADVERTISING CONTEST
W. L. Pinney Comes to the Frort as
 an Ad Writer.

Several months ago "On the Square, ' a periodical published by H. A. Lozier &, Co. and devoted to bicycle matters. in stituted an advertising contest in which $10 was offered for the best ad
 vertisement ot the Cleveland bicycle in its entirety; s5 for the best adver
 tiselneE,t Of the Cleveland chain, and g.. each for the best advertisement Of the Burwell tires and Model A. The advertisements were to be published a1 any time between June l and July 20 Among the the competitors in the con-
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15

Large toothsome Berwick Bay oys- ters received daily, 20c per dozen, 3 dnzen for 5Cc.
 every day.
 Dressed spring chickens, roasting fowls. etc.. always in cold storage at our store.
 Fresh blackbeTries, black figs, plums, wax and lima beans, bell peppers. hnrse-radish |, green peas, asparagus daily. BUXTON & co.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
THE INSURGENTS GET OUT.

Manila. Sept. 14.-The insurge n-s evac- uated the suburbs of Manila today. They did so in a grand march, in wh oh nearly 3000 men took part. carrying rifles colo g waving, bands playing. and shoutirg "Viva American osv' '.Viva Fil'pir o5 Lihres," The merchan nts here expect heavy losses ie the new tariff is enforced at an early date, because thair present stocks, valued roughly at s5,0"0 oo0 have been imported under the higher duties of Spain.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
LUST RIGHT...

Is the way yout glasses should be fit ted to your eyes. The best are none too good for those having impaired sight. markable discoveries within the past few years in the art of correcting. errors of refraction by the proper adjustment of glasses. Eye trouble is the cause of more discomfort and distress than any other known cause. It produces head- ache, dizziness, blurred V sion. smarting eyes, twitching of lids, floating specks,
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
PRESIDENT OF THE CHURCH.

Salt Lake, Utah, Sept 14-Lorenzo Snow has been chosen president of the church of Jesus Christ of the Lat ter Day Saints, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of President Wood ruff.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
THE NEW EMPHASIZES.

Washington, Sept. 14.-Contracts for three new battleships have been award ed. Ore vessel goes to the Cramps. an other to the Newport News Shipbui'ding company, and the third to the Union Iron Works of San Francisco. They will be of 12,500 tons displacement, with a coal capacity of 2Ocp tons and a speed of .S.5 knots
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
Where Games Were Won and Lost
 Yesterday.

At ashington-Clevelan nd s; Wash ington, 5. Second game Cleveland, 5; Washington, 1.
 At Philadelphia-Phila b; Chi cago, 3.
 At Baltimore-Bal' imore, 5; Cinc.nr a ti, l.
 At New York-Brooklyn, 3; Louisville, T.
 At New York-New York, 6; Pi:tsbu-g G. Tie game-darkness.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
MILES WAS JOLLYING

Washington. Sept. A.-Sacretary Con zales Quesada, of the Cuben delegation, today gave out several documents re- lating to Cuban affairs. They irclrde letter written hv General Miles while in Porto Rico to General Nunez, wf1 oh Mr. Cuesada regards as a t~iNute from the cor nanding general of the army to the good service of the Cuban army and the CubanS at Santiago
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
MONEY. STOCKS AND EXCHANGE

New York. Sep. 14.-Money on cal firm at 21fM4 per, cent; last loan per cent; prime mercantile parer, 4Gl5 per cent; sterling cxchange weak, with act ual business in bankers bills at 4.s43a for demand and 4S41k @4.Si1a for sixty days; posted rates. {. 4.SS16 and 4s5T4 S5%; c nl- mercial hills, 4S1G4S11b; silver certifi- cates, 6cG61; bar silver, 60'b MeAi"an dollars, fl; government bonds. firm; state bonds, dull; railroad tonds, hrm
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15

nervous prostration, etc, etc If you are afflicted with any of the above ail- ments do not put off having your eyes attended to. Prof. Paul Ramser. with George H. Cook, the jeweler, is strictly up-to-date in his scientific manner of treating the eyes by the use of correctly fitted spectacles. Have your eyes tested by him and be convinced. Examination free of charge. First door west of post office.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
LAPS WANT GOOD NEIGHBoRs

Washington. Sept. IA. Nwsr1ners reaching the state department in cfficiol malls from the east show almost uni versal expression in the ruhl'c press If Japan in favor of the United Stat0s rer manently holding and governing the Phil ippine Islands.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
BURIAL OF ELIZABETH.

Vienna. Sept. 14-In accorda nee with the emperor's wishes, tfe rem i-s of his wife, the late Empress Fl zaheth. W Il e inferred beside those of the crown prince, Rudolph. The interment on Saturday. therefore, will be only tempoi ary.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
WILHELM WILL ATTEND.

Vienna, Sept 14-Emperor William ha" notified the German embassy here that he will attend the funeral Of the late empress of Austria.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
THE PRltE OF COPPER
BASE BALI.

New York. Sopt 14.-Copper qu'et. with 1925 bid and 12371a asked.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
Publ!csti IN Notice
MARION F.. SWEENEY, ATTORNEY.

f
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK I-LAsD COUNTY,
In the Circuit court, to the II y term 1898 in
chancery.
Nate N. Sears. gnardis7 of Charles Edwin
Sc rs mincr. and Kate VI. sears vs. William Z.
Gilmore, jain II. Gilmo.e, FrIuk r. Gilmore,
wi. .ii,m a. Gilmore, Craze Z. Uoyt, end John
F. Rorrc,
sffdsvit Of non-resiieuce Of said John II. CT
! more. Frmk 4 Gilmore, william A Gilmore
and Grace T. Boy, mpeded wit b the above
rTmed dgfendgnfs, " liam Z. Gilmo-e and John
F Home. having bren eG In the Clerks of,ce OF
Inc circuit court OF said coupty notice l. therefore
hereby given TO the sal. nonresident efen fan
| that tho complainant ied her blli OF com
plant In said court on tle rhance-y side there
! OF on the lst day Of AIrl, 1873 snd that
thereupon u summons issued OUT Of said court
wherein said suit is new bending, teturuao.e
on the first Monday in the month of May
next, a. is by law re Iured Nov, unless YOU tnt
said nonresident L, fentans above named, Joon
III Gilmore, Frank Il. Gi more, Uil'iam A, Gil
| more. and Grsca y. HoyL, shall personally
be and appear before the said circuit court
on the first dsy Of The newt term thereof TO
/ be holden at the bUur5 house, Ia end fer
/ the said county, on the first Monday in
| May next, end plead, answer OF derlar TO
the said complaiuaut's bill OF compliant, the
same and the matters AID things therein charged
| and stated will be taken a. confessed and de-
cree entered yainst you according 10 the prayer
| Of said bill
| GyoRsE W GAxBIE, Clerk.
Pock Island, IT,. April 1, lS9S
| MARION (. SwhENLY, Complairants Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
ENLARGED LYMPH GLANDS.
wh,s the Lamps Mean and How They
Should lie Treated.

Should De Treated.
"What arc these Jumps in my baby's
neckT' is q question often asked the
doctor.
Lumps, or kernels as they are often
called, because they feel like grains or
seeds under the examining fingers, are
lymph bodies, or glands.
The system Of lymph glands and
tubes covers the entire body. If it were
exposed to view, it would have the an
rearance OF meshwork. Lymph ducts
; lead from the skin, from the mucous
membrane. and from bone to lymph
bodies which are further connected
with one another by the same means.
At any point where there is an in
fiammation, sore, breaking of the
skin or mucous surface, there will be
found open mouths of lymph ducts into
which waste matter is liable to enter
This waste matter sets up an irritation
and an enlargement of the lymph bod
les to which it finds its way. 1t will
now be easily understood how such an
enlargement or inflammation of the
lymph bodies always points to state
Of inflammation at some point, perhaps
at a considerable distance from the
Jumps themselves. Thus q felon ON the
finger causes enlarged glands to appear
in the armpit.
Lumps III the neck may sometimes be
plainly traced TO eczema of the scalp.
Sometimes the mouth is the seat of the
trouble. Large and infiamed tonsils NAV
be present, OR the teeth may be decaying.
When the ear is the seat Of an alb
scess, either before or during the course
OF purulent discharge enlarged glands
are common.
Enlarged lymph bodies just behind
the angle of the jaw are sometimes sig
nificant of catarrh Of the nose and the
| adjacent portion of the throat.
The existence of enlarged lymph bod
les for few days, or sometimes for a
longer interval, cannot be said to be in
itself dangerous. The case is different
when Jumps exist for several weeks or
longer They become changed in char
acter after this time and begin TO break
down and form purulent matter. This
stage, too, is more difficult TO cure, as
surrounding tissue may become affected.
The skin over the glands is involved
and becomes part Of the large, soft, red
or purplish swelling, now called an alb.
scess, which either breaks or is lanced
by the surgeon
These enlargaments may become in
vaded by the tubercle bacilli, from
which consumption OF the lungs or q
general consumption may develop.
During the course OF an infectious
disease, when the glands in the neck
sometimes become enlarged, the care of
the throat must not be neglected. The
use of an antiseptic solution on the
affected parts will often produce an i'm
mediate good result.-Youth's Com.
paniou
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
HAS he NEWS of ANDREE7
Story of Nail Carrier That He Has L.
Somewhat Discrcditcd.

Seattle. Wash. April GA Telegram,
to the Associated Press from Nanaimo.
3. c.. says: Jack Cara United States
rail carrier, arrived here last night
from ST. Michaels. Alaska. via Dawson
City. Carr claims 10 have a message
from Andree, one Of his carrier pigeons
having been picked up. II is stated
that the message says that Andree Is
alive and on land. Carr will not give
out the message for publication. Sever
al parties at Nanaimo claim to have
seen the message, ard say It is to all
appearances authentic.
Full crederce is not given to the re-
port here. ExMayor W. d. Wood. who
arrived from Dawson a few days ago.
states that he saw Carr at Dawson.
Carr said nothing about Andree to him.
From other sources Wood heard some
vague references 10 Andree. but consid-
cred them without foundation. Carr
left st. Michaels last Thanksgiving.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
Administratc atcr's Sale Notice.
Sxenner & u nlker At,nrners

Administratrr's Sale Notice.
Sweeney & Walker, Attorneys.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. les
ROCK lsLAsD CorxTY.
In the comfy coirt at the March term, A. D
1898 Petition 20 .-ll real e=t.te to pay dept-
Agues Kelly, administra rik OF the estate Of
.aUes W Kelly. deceased. We Aetna Life In
sGranIe company. OF IigIt cd. Conn hose E.
kel y, frcce icE VI Kelly, Catharine NJ lly
and John ~. Kelly.
Notice il he eby given That bY virtue OF de-
cree Of sale made and entered in the above en-
| titled cause, on the 1GIh day OF Marco A. ID.
1SgS, at he March term or SAID court. !, the
uLdeIsigLe ed admit i-'rstrix Of said estate, will
on saiuriay. the lGtn day Of April, A. D
1893, between the tous Of ter O'Clock u. m. and
| five O'Clock .. N tO-wit at thl hour OF two
O'Clock y. m. Of laid day, at the eat Coor
| OF the court house. in the city OF Rock
ltlsnd, in saii coui ty and state. sell at public
vgndge 10 the highest ard beet tiider or bid.
der, the 70 win real a.e. subj j-ct, however
TO I'll. dover ana homestead rights of said Agnes
| Kel y. as The widow Of jan es IS. Kelly the rein,
tow ii:
The w's one b lli OF the southwest quarter srd
| the sou h -gst q1aiter OF the SOU Invest quarter
n in section nu nuer twenty. six 49, IN towC- :
| ship number seventeen 30 north Of range man,
| b four (D west Of the 4tl p VI in the tountJ Cf
Rock Island in he st.te Of II iLois.
Terms of sa'e casl.
Dated March 10, a. D. 1893.
Agnes KELLY,
Admini.tIat'ix OF the estate Of James W. Kelly,
q, ceastd
| 'wEEHEY & WALKER, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
Poison Ivy,

Just what it is that induces poison
ivy to play its injurious pranks on some
people at some times and not at others
is still profound mystery. One thing
Is certain-the number of people
susceptible to the poisoning influence
must be extremely few, from the fact
that in the vicinity of Philadelphia the
highways and byways are overrun with
the plant TO an enormous extent 1t is
frequently impossible for people to 90
by without brushing against it, and If
1t is the vapor or some exudation from
the plant which causes the trouble thou
sands OF persons must be under the in.
fuence to every one who suffers from
1t. The writer Of this paragraph knows
OF tract Of land On which the plant
grows profusely and On which many
scores OF labOrers are employed. These
iaborers are frequently set to wedding
and pulling out the plant by the naked
hand. and, SO far as the writer knows,
none of these men was ever poisoned by
Y. The cattle eat it greedily whenever
they get an opportunity 1t seems to
have no injurious influence on them. -
Meehan's Monthly.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
LaCrosse's Joke ON Herself.

Lacrosse, Wis, April 6.-LaCrosse.
the second city Of the state, played a
funny joke on herself. and rs a result
of it will not participate in the election
of Charles V. Bardeen to a place on
the supreme bench. Save the judicial
election, there was 10 other candidate
To vote for nor issue TO settle. and with
the Spanish war scare, the excitement
of raising regiments to go to Cuba and
DR.. Powelrs acceptance of the Spanish
editors challenge. the matter was er-
tirely forgotten. Monday evening II
was discovered that the election booth.
had not been erected and then it was
too late 10 undertake the work. The
city will save about $500 by its for
getfulness.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
About Lightning Rods.

Rods, although they may not entirely
protect building, may preserve it from
being seriously damaged. The jefferson
physical laboratory of Harvard univer-
slty Is protected in the following man.
ner: Each of the chimneys is provided
with rods which are connected with
conductors running along the caves.
From the corners of the roof conductors
are led to the ground and are connected
underground with 4 conductor which
entirely surrounds the building and
which Is connected to a permanent wa.
ter supply at least ten feet below the
surface of the ground. Iron pipes are
driven to reach this water supply. This
is as near an approach to cage as cir
cumstances would permit.
A trolley car has lightning rod in
its trolley, which is connected through
its motor with the rails and the ground.
1t is not beyond possibility, however,
that discharge descending the trolley
arm should refuse to go through the mo.
tor and should seek q quicker oscillating
path through the car. This is not likely
to happen often, for the network of the
trolley wire and the telegraph lines of a
town or city, together with the electric
light wires, separate and divert into
many channels the electrical disturb
ance The great increase of wires in our
cities serves to protect from great dam
age by lightning, for many paths are
offered to the discharges, which are
thus broken up into more or less harm
less sparks. Professor John Trowbridge
III Chautauquan.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
Publication Notice.
MARION Z. SWEENEY, ATTORNEY.
sTATR OF ILLINOIS,

ROCK iskAsb Ia ' CouscY'' ~-
In the circuit court. - the Msy term, 1895 In
chenctry.
KaeM Scars vs.. William #. Gi more John II.
Gilmore, FianS Il. Gilmora, william A Gil
more, Grsce Z. Hoyt and John F. Horne.
Affidavit Of home rdence said John II. Gil
more, Frank X. t-Ilmore. William A. Gilmore and
Grace E. HOyt. impleaded with the above de-
fenda1ts, William +. Gilmore ard John f.
| Horne, having been fled in the clerks Office
OF the circuit court Of said county, notice
is therefore hereby given TO the said non
resident defendants, that the comDlainant
hlei h'r bill OF COMPLAINT in raid cour',
on tho chancery side thereof, on the
1st day OF April, 1898 and that thereupon q
| summons issued out OF said court, wherein said
suit is now pending. rctnrnable on the fist Mon.
day in the month of May neIt, as il by law
required. Now, unless you, the ssid resident
defendants above named, John IL. Gilmore.
F:ank Il. Gilmore. il4m A. Gilmore and Grace
Hoyt, shall personally be and appear before
said circuit court, on the first day Of
the next term thereof, tn be holden at Rock
Islacd in and for the said county, On the fl ct
Monday in May next, and plead, answer
! or demur 10 the said complainsnt'e bill OF com
plant, the same and the matters and things
| therein charged and stated will ne taken as con
| fe5sed, and decree entered against you accord
| Ing TO the prayer OF said bill.
| GEORGE ". GAMBLE, Clerk.
| Rock Island. ILL.,, April /, 1888
| AAtIos L. SWEENEY, Complainant's Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-04-06
Administrators Sale Notice.
Sweeney 4 Walker, Attorneys.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY. (se

In tie county court At the March term, A. D
iSsS. Petition toseil real es;a:e.
Geo,gs II. Richmond, administrator of estate #
Rebecca harsty. deceastd. vs. Frsnk Hdsin
Williams, Je.tie Elizabeth Wi3liSms, Hsl " IT.
liam, Hazel Il williams. Lula Willia-r,
George ID. Richmond, gGan ian etc
Notice Is hereby given thzt by virtue Of a de-
cree OF sac nace aud er tered in the above en-
titled cause. on The 4 cay Of March. A. d
1sss. st the asroh term OF said couIt l. the ru-
eereiGred administrator OF sad estate, will on
saturday, the 10th 6sv Of April, A D. 1873,
between the hours OF ten O'CLOCK 6 n. srd f ve
o'clock p. m, towt n. tie hoar OF one O'Clock
p. m of said day st the east door O. the court
honse, in the city Of Rock Islsni in said county
and state, So 81 pubic vendne 10 the hig hes,
ard rest bidder or bid9e the follJwing resl
eetste, towl:
LIT number six (6i IN block number one C)
in woodtu1 & - srs arst addition 10 the town Of
srs and sitns'ed in the county Of Rock Islsnd
and state OF Iilinois, free from dover home
s:e V rights Of o,cr Pamsey
Ttrms Of sale cssh st cate OF sais
Ds.td March 10, A. D. 1895.
GEoasE II. EicHNlrD,
Acminis'rato, Of .hs est.ts CT Rebec,a Ramsey,
deceased.
SWEENEY wAIKER, tforueys