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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BALDWIN G HOWELL,

BALDWIN & HOWE ELL,
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS S4oO0-Hayes st., near Laguna; lot PICKED. running through to Linden ave; Improvements consist of flats on Linden ave- renting for S2l; Hayes-st frontage vacant.
 SSZoV-Rent SS5; Natoma st., near Sixth; lot Z5Xi5, with a 3-story building containing store and flats above of rooms each.
 SSZVO-tIlmore st., near Haight: flats of and rooms and bath each; rent S70: lot 4SNs3. Sfl50-Sutter st, near Fillmore; modern flats ot and rooms, bath. etc.; each lot 25XI37 :6; S9VUe-tranklin st., near Hayes; lot 5JX107:6; flats of rooms and bath each; stable in rear for lS horses; rents S70; mortgage Of 5000 can remain; offer wanted
 Soi0O-Rent $774 per year; always rented choice investment on Folsom st.. bet. Third and Fourth sts. lot has two fTontages; pays a splendid rate of interest and bound to increase in value.
 Si0)0-Rent S4SO per annum: lot @ :9xS0; 2-story building. store and flats above; land alone worth the price asked Fourth and Bryant S4250-Rented low at S4S; flats and 2-story house in rear. 4-4-4 and rooms: Pacific st. corner. near TaylCr; steadily rented.
 $5504-Oner wanted Essex st.. near Folsom St; lot 50NS1:6 with 2-story house Of rooms.
 ATTENTION, TRANSFERS. SbOVJ-W ebster st., near Hayes; comfortable 2-story house of rooms and bath; big lot g :6 XlSs:6; large stable and wagon house; just the place for a man who keeps several horses.
 BALDWIN q HOWELL,
 10 Montgomery st.
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

S650o-Oak st: and Lily ave; substantial building of flats of and rooms and bath each, and cottage Of rooms and bath; rents Sb76 per annum; 25X120: 2 frontages; both streets accepted; this Is a splendid invest ment.
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CITY REL ESTATE.
FoURTEENTH- -sTREET BARGAIN

c. H. UMBSEN & CO.
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS Il Montgomery street
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UNIVERSITY MOUND.

S900-Cozy cottage of rooms and bath: rents Sso per annumi 25Xl12:6; owner 6 nonresident and very anxious to sell
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$550e-Folsom st.: 5-story house of 12 rooms and bath; could be converted into flats at very little expense; 2SxS0; good renting local
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HEIGHTS IOTs

N40o-A bargain; cottage of rooms and bath, laundry, etc; stable; 70xl0o; handy to San Bruno road cars
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RTTSINESS .CO3NER ON VAIENcIA c1,

Ss500-Fine residence on the sunny side of Geary St, containing Il rooms and bath; brick foundation, etc; rents S65 per month 27:6x
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GOOD BUSINESS CORNEF

S4oo0-Corner near Valencia and 23d sts sub stantial building in store and rooms and flat ot rooms and bath; rents $36O per annum; 29x39; always rented.
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MODERN FLATS, VERY CHEAP
A NICE HOME.

Ss5o0-Leavenworth St; handsome flats of and rooms and bath each; rents s52 50 per month 27:exl07:6; this is a gilt-edged down. town investment.
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BY ORDER OF ABSENTEE OWNER S27o0-Near Valencia and Market sts : nice Q story bay-window house of rooms and bath and lot.
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SUNNYSTDE.

SSoo-S7:6xS0; on line of electric road this is a real snap.
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ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT

$o0Oo-2-story bay-window residence of rooms and bath; 25Xl25; marine views
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S75 per foot; Ashbury st; nice residence lots. any size; 106:3 feet deep.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

- ~-s
 WILLIAM | DINGEE, 901 BROADWAY, COR. EIGHTH STREET SPECIAL BARGAINS,
 STO0O-Beautiful modern home on Jackson st. {: a sunny corner new house Of rooms and all improvements; one of the prettiest homes in the city; lot 40X100; fine lawn and rose bushes in abundance; cost owner SIC. coo; bargain for the hOme-seeker.
 WILLIAM J. DINGEE.
 sO1 Broadway cor. Eighth st. S5O00-Fine 2-story residence and lot 39xl50. on Harrison st, north Of Fourteenth: house in excellent condition. finest residence district in Oakland; owner would take one-half in a nice cottage; balance cash.
 WILLIAM J. DINGEE.
 90I Broadway, cor Eighth st. S300O-Eight acres. within 10 minutes walk of terminus of Piedmont electric line: a fine place for suburban home; fine soil: will grow anything; excellent place to raise fancv '"r-.- try: short walk 10 schoohouse; located on main county road; fine bargain for the right man. WILLIAM J. DINGEE.
 901 Broadway, cor. Eighth st.
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AN ELEGANT HOME

$lo,ooo-Devisadero st.: elegant grounds nice modern 2-story house of rooms bath. etc ; Sl:6xl10; this place must be seen to be ap- preciated.
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FOLSOM -sTREET LOT

$55o-Lot 2S:9X101:S: only blocks from Mar ket St; street severed and macadamized.
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE.

s10.oOo-Corner lot. 6OxS0; best block on Va lencia st.. splendid location for stores and hotel or flats; this price Is very low
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

MADISON & BURKE, Real Estate Agents;
 established 1858; B26 Market st.
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WESTERN ADDITION INVEsTMEN

SIC, 25O-Pine st; an elegant 2-story modern residence of 12 rooms and bath; nice lawn and garden; very fashionable neighborhood; 37:ex
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UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY.

We have a large list of cottages at less than cost that must be sold for benefit of loan asso- citations; call at office for permit to inspect
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ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT. $55oo-Folsom st: S-story house of 12 rooms and bath; could be converted into 8 flats at very little expense; 2SxSO; good renting local
 SPLENDID INVESTMENT S65oo-Oak st. and Lily ave; substantial each, and cottage of 4 rooms and bath; rents s576 per annum: 25x190. 2 fron+ages. hotb ment
 MODERN FLATS, VERY CHEAP. S65o0-Leavenworth St; ? handsome flats of 6 and rooms and bath each; rents s52 50 per month; 27:exl07:6 :6; this is gilt-edged down. town investment.
 A NICE HOME. Geary St, containing Il rooms and bath: brick foundation, etc; rents $65 per month; 27:6X BUSINESS CORNER ON VALENCIA ST. Iencia st.. splendid location for stores and hotel or flats this price Is very low.
 AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE. o,ooo0oDevisadero st. :; elegant grounds; nice modern 2-story house of rooms, bath. etc; ol:6xl1O; this place must be seen to be ap- preciated.
 AN ELEGANT HOME. 10,25o-Pine st; elegant 2-story modern residence of 12 rooms and bath; nice lawn and garden; very fashionable neighborhood; S7:ex WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT.
  modern flats and cottage; rents Ss96 per num- lots; double frontage.
 PACIFIC HEIGHTS MANSION S11. .300-An elegant modern residence of 12 rooms, etc. beautiful grounds; large lot, 37 10x l27:SA; the most fashionable part of Pacific Heights.
 sUTTER-sT. BUSINESS PROPERTY. SIP, ,300-Several blocks east of Van Ness ave. substantial 3-story building in store and g rooms; rent Ss70 per annum.
 ELEGANT MANsION-BARGAIN SIP, Toulouse cost SEQ O0o to build: elegant mansion of 10 rooms attic rooms basement etc. modern in every particular; parlors, hall and dlning-room finished in natural wood; one of the finest houses in the city; 60x122 e. beautiful grounds: is to be sacrificed on account of the owner being a nonresident. A SPLENDID WESTERN ADDITION COR
 NER INVESTMENT. s15, ,000-Rents $500 per annum substantial 2-story and basement houses of s rooms and bath each; brick foundation all modern im- proveTnents; both streets accepted; S7xS2 :6; splendid location.
 Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Records, which contains list of properties for sale in all parts of the city.
 c. H. UMBSEN CO.,,
 14 Montgomery st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

R. J. Nolan and Florence Frtzmaurice. 4O-27 Michael Lynch and Mary Murray 60-56.
 NJ. J. MalOney and Maggie NJ. Quill. 2S-2o. M. A. Brown and Helen R. Hopkins, S7-2S. c. T. Stemick and Minnie C. Cotter. 2S-24 William Friedman and Cecelia Isaacs. 46-45
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS MANSION.

" I1e ! LINN A1ID41 HUN IN V LIS NIEN T. Su, o0o-Waller St. and Laussatt ave; fine modern flats and cottage; rents S9s6 per an- num- lots; double frontage.
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Other bargains Call and get descriptions and prices NcAFEE BROTHERS,
 10S Montgomery st, San Francisco. Cal
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Su, 300-An elegant modern residence of 12 rooms etc; beautiful grounds large lot, 37 :10x l27:SN; the most fashionable part of Pacific Heights
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$100 PER FOOI,
 beautiful building lots on Pacific Heights, with marine view; special Inducements to party who will build; the cheapest lots on the
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

sUTTER-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY. SIP, ,300-Several blocks east of Van Ness ave. {; substantial 3-story building in store and g rooms; rent SS70 per annum.
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 |. H. UMBSEN & CO.,,
 DAVID PUSH. Manager Country Dent

NEAR REDWOOD CITY, SAN MATED
 COUNTY.
 We will subdivide the celebrated ranch of the late Miles |. Sweeny in tracts of loo acres or less. rich soil for fruit. grain and VeEe- tables; plenty of water: this property imme- diately adjoins Redwood City and is only one hours ride from San Francisco: suitable for small home farms; prices below all former quotations and upon unusually easy terms For particulars call or address
 EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO,
 63S Market st. San Francisco. Or branch nffica at RadMoni City.
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SNAPSi SNAPS,
 CHAS. J. CAMPBELL & CO,
 PA Montgomery st.
 Real Estate Auctioned Free. $1500-Lots 2s:4 foot front; Natoma, near 14th; street work done. $1750-Cheapest lots in the Mission: Capp St, near l9th streets bituminized. S32J0-NOrtheast corner, 26X1O0: Ashbury st. near Panhandle: street bitumlnized. S40eo-Must be sold; elegant new modern res idence; rooms Eddy st. s50O0-Two elegant, new modern flats of and 2 rooms; rent S45. S5SOO-Down- town bargain; Broom house: Bush, Mason; rent $50. $40 000-Remarkable bargain; 4th st., near Market; 50 foot front; rent S210. BUY LOT
 IN THE LEHMAN TRACT. s5 A MONTH 8 A MONTH As q special offering will sell a few of the choicest lots in the Heyman Tract for $500 EACH. $500 EACH Lots are finely situated. commanding grand view of the city. They are level and ready to build on. Buy now; they will soon be gone. Take Mission st. cars; transfer to 22d st. cars; ride to Hoffman Ask for Jas. A. Cotter. He will show you around.
 JACOB LEHMAN
 Il Montgomery st., Owner.
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Handsome new cottage of rooms and bath: convenient to Castro-st. cable; all modern con Neniences; elegant bathroom, pantry, large closets; perfect gem; S3250; easy terms be arranged; call office.
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se0 several o business Investments from s40,oOO to S SSov.Vuu, , m downtown property; call at office
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THIS is a snap-New s-roorn house all mod ern conveniences. S3500: $500 cash. balance monthly; also 7-room 2-story house. mod ern. s225o: s2o0 cash. balance monthly. See Berkeley, or c. ?. KERN, I010 Broadway. Oakland
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Grand corner-Van Ness ave and McAllist st.. IosXl20. with improyements must De sol
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DENTISTS.

L. A. TEAGUE. A Cane and F. Teague, rec
 moved to Call building. 9th floor. rms. 609-e07
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

CHEAPEST and best in America-The Week
 Cali. sent So any address Tn the United Stat, or Canada one wear for q bn. po<taeA fraa
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. JUST like paying rent.
 s..s0-Colonial cottage. 4 rooms and bath. slSn0-Handsome cottage near station. S3250-House of rooms; all modern convent euCes.
 s2a50-Colonial cottage. rooms: fine grounds MARCUSE. & REMMEI. Bay st. station Cbroad Eauge). Alameda. 62S Market st. San Francisco. Open Sundays and holidays
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ROOMS TO LET-Continued.

 715, St. DaYids-200 rooms; suites; single; sunny reading-room; 25c up.
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ss0 PER FOOT.
 Clay. near Spruce; any size; marine view.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30

when his regiment sailed away from
Porto Rico the early part of the pres
emit month. 1t bears date of Sept. IA,
and was written in the Ponce hospi-
tai. 1t states that John was doing
nicely and would probably leave for
home on the next ship. So it is
thought that John is now on the
ocean enroute for the United States.
He NAV have embarked on the OLDHAM
with Private Frank Downs, or the
ship that preceded her, and his arri-
val in New York is daily looked for.
Mrs. Carse Immediately telegraphed
the cheering information to Mr.. Carse,
who went east in hopes of obtaining
definite news of his son, and intend
ing to go on to Ponce if necessary.
The ships Relig and Missouri, accord
ing to the Associated Press, left Ponce
for New York today with 700 sick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
NEW FALL STYLES AT M. & K,
Two Big Stores, Davenport and Rock ISL
and.

and.
The season is here and so are the
goods. While the nipping frosts OF
| winter may not have put in an APP
pearance and the weather s-slight "
| backward. the benefits of early selec-
| ton is so obvious as to make it quite
proper and beneficial for you to do
your buying early.
NJ. & X. are holding the front rank
| in tn cir line and their new stock sur
passe. anything before offered in this
vicinity. The skill of the tailors has
been put to it's severest test-the mar
kets of the world have been secured
for the best productions of cloths-the
art of the designer has been drawn to
its fullest extent and variety; fresh
ness, goodness and desirability are
comb ined in the highest possible de-
gree, but with all the many good
points o recommend their new fall
stock of mems and boys suits and
overcoats, the most attractive feature
is the very low price.
Mems suits at % that ordinarily sell
at $3.50; suits at Sc. 80 that have never
been sold at less than $3.50; and at
SO, S12, $15 to $50 you secure every
thing that is in the power of the made
to-order man to give you, because you
get all the merit and style that can be
put in garments made to measure at
$50 to $50.
Mems newest top coats-fall over
coats they used to be called. but now
Its English, you know to call
ference what you call them, as in the
af
likely to forget both-no one can
afford to forget calling on NJ. & K.
and seeing their late agonies, ranging
in price from 81. 80 to SIS.
Don't buy boy an ill-fitting suit,
as it will take all the sunshine out of
his young life. You can make his
little heart glad by getting his outfit
from the NJ. IL X. Novelties in chill
dren's clothing is the I. & KS. pride
they are recognized as headquarters
for boys wearing apparel. Whatever
a mothers wish or thought may be
there you will find its naturalization.
While they make the finer grades a
speciality, the prices range from SO
hts to $3.50; some of the extra
values are 81 suits at $1.50; 81. 80
suits at 81; So suits at 81 so; So. so
suits at 1926, and So suits at 1895.
1t would be just as easy for u. & X.
to say 81 for 1896, but truthfulness
in advertising has been their success;
their say-so in the papers is their
ao-so in the store.
1t will pay you to buy clothing
bearing the NJ. 4 X. label-for it mat
tiers not who the manufacturer may
be, every garment leaving the NJ. Il
X. store bearing the NJ. & X. label is a
guarantee in itself, whether you buy
suit at So or $40, it's your moneys
worth or your money back The
wonderful growth of this firms two
big stores is the best proof of prom
ises kent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
FINE TAILORING

regarding be found by looking
this ad Here prices quote: Fall novelties
in suts-the prices $1s 500 $2 $25 and The
the fall S. $3.50, So $3.50 and
upward Come in and on line
GUS ENGLLN, 1sos second A.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
FOR MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.

George Ridgely Fined $50 and Costs in the
County Court.
George Ridgely, of this city, plead
ed guilty to malicious mischief in the
county court last evening. Judge
Adams fined him $50 and costs. He
made arrangements to pay. The
charge against Ridgely was the secret
ing of goods belonging to Morris
johnson, of Moline.
w. r. Carey, chairman of the board
of supervisors, left today for Elm
wood. with Benjamin Ganahl, the in
corrigible lad sentenced by the county
court to the industrial school ut that
place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30

On account of the Knights Templar
conclave at Pittsburg Oct. 4 to 10, the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail
way viii sell tickets to Pittsburg and
return at a rate of one fare for the
round trip. Parties wishing to visit
friends beyond Pittsburg can procure
round trip tickets from Pittsburg at
this time at a very low rate For
further information call at c., r. /. q
p. railway ticket Office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the city clerks Office, Rook Island,
H., until Monday, October 8, 1898.
at O'Clock p. m. for the improve
ment of the levse at Rock Island.
Plans and specifications on file at
the city clerks Office.
Rock Island, ILL.,. September "a,
1898.
n Hf-rSrxc (,;tv clark
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use
Syrup of Figs, under all conditions,
makes it their favorite remedy. To
get the true and genuine article, look
for the name of the California Fig
Syrup company, printed neal the bot
tom of the package. For sale by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30

Truth wears well. People have
learned that DeWitt's Little Early
Risers are reliable little pills for regu-
lating the bowels, curing constipation
and sick headache. They don't grippe.
L. II. Thomas, A. j. Riess and NJ. F.
Bahnsen, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30

A. D. HUEsING, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
I'm FAVOR OF CHILD.
Judge Gest Makes an Important
Ruling in the Circuit
Court.
BOLTON VS.. BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Decides the Defendant Cannot Prevent One
From Entering School After He Has Ar
rived at the Established Age-Capt. Davis
Files n CrOss-BIn and Denies His wife's
Charges.
Judge Gest, in the circuit court this
morning, rendered decision which
will have the effect of invalidating a
rule that prevails generally with the
boards of education in relation to the
time of admittance to the schools of
beginners. He held that child on
arriving at the established age C
vears) had the right to start to school
and was not obliged to await the be-
ginning of n term, as the boards of
Rock Island and Moline and other
cities say he must do. The court
made the foregoing ruling in the case
of John Bolton VS.. the Moline board
of education. Mr.. Bolton sent
his 6-year-old daughter, Hazel,
to school Oct. IL, 1897, but she was
not accepted. the parent being notified
that the child would have to remain
at home until the opening of the next
term, in April, 1898. He began man.
damus proceedings against the board
at the March term of court to compel
it to admit the child. The board de-
INJURED through States Attorney C.
j. Searle, contending that the child
was not eligible under the rules gov
erning the schools. w. A. Meese, for
the petitioner, answered that the de-
Tense was insufficient. The argu-
ments were heard Monday and the
court announced his decision in favor
of the petitioner today, also assessing
the costs against the board.
other Court Matters.
Capt. William Davis, who was re-
cent? v landed behind the bars at the
county Jail as result of a divorce
proceeding instituted by his wife, but
was subsequently admitted to bail,
Yesterday afternoon filed cross-bill
in the circuit court. Capt. Davis says
the charges of infdelity preferred by his
spouse are untrue. He alleges she is
the one who has been unfaithful to her
marriage vows and that he did not
leave her until he discovered her I'M
lawful intimacy. Capt. Davis names
as correspondent in his suit Ed Henry.
He asks the court to grant him the
custody of his three children. He has
retained Sweeney & Walker as coun-
sci.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Rebec-
ca Gilmore VS.. Martin Schoonmaker
last evening returned verdict award
ing the plaintiff $1S3.59, the full
amount of her claim.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
Notice to High school Pupils.

All who expect to enter any of the
three upper grades are requested to
meet in the assembly room at o. clock
Monday, Oct. 8. All new pupils are
requested to come at 1:30 p. IN. the
same day.
f. V. ROBINSON, Principal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30

GUS ENGLIN, Isos second Ave.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30

The members of Company A, 9th
Illinois volunteers, and all whe were
members at the time of departure for
Springfield, are requested to meet in
uniform at Armory hall at p. m.
Friday. Sept. 80. to attend reception
and banquet.
/. z. HEMEEwAY, Lieutenant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
IN HONOR OF THE BOYS
Citizens to Pay Their Respects
TO the Returned
Heroes.
RECEPTION AT THE COURT HOUSE.

tunity to Greet the Boys and the After
Event at the Harper-The Toasts and
Responsibilities for the Sick Sol
dIers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
Wood for Everybody.

Choice hard wood cut in stove
lengths at $3.50 per cord delivered
Send your orders to c. F. Gaotjer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-30
Hard Coal MARKET

AntbrAc e coal, all sizes. delivered
at $500 per ton. for immediate de-
livery. E G.. FRAZER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-14

fcretado IN ooncurso para II constructor
de doce torpederos y diez = aeis destro.
yers do marcha rApida.
~. El total de las fuerzas espafio-
las rendidas en- la provincia de Santiago
de Cuba asoiende / 77bb honabres entire
ofioiales J soldados.
Or. Martinez RosseI|6, ARaG1boi Ai:!ie|eB d
pdblico que ha mudado su residenoia 4
Ia Gale de <Jesus y Maria, numero
13, altos. >s~ 2o--4
~. El primer vapor correo que
saio dc Nueva York con rumbo & Espa'
ia, desde que se rompieron las hostilida'
des, fo6 el vapor <Normandis, de In
Trasati&ntioa francegs.
-. La prensa de Madrid SO ooupa
de las pruebas de artillerfa que hizo el
monitor s'PuigcerdA" ouando 80 hsbl6
de Ia prdxima llegads dc la escuadrs de
Watson. Los cafionss de l2 centfmetros
que monta el referido buque, quedaron
inservibles al segundo disparo, por ha-
b6rseles deamontsdo los cierres.
~. Segdn <El Globo,> de Madrid,
81 general Ruiz Ranoy, llegado abordo
del <Aliosnte. S Ia Corufla, oomunio6 &
los periodjstas i,nprssiones intsrssantes
del final &c IT, oarapsGa. esalf dc Man
zsnillo-dij dijo-formando parts ds Ia di"
vision Esoario y mandando uns oolum-
ma compuesta de oinco batallcnes. Ill
3e Julio, preoisaznsnts el dia en- lue as
Ho Ia ssouaara do CeEyera, eostuyimos
combsts con los insurxsotos, que LOS hi
cisron 80 muerdos y 81 hsridos, que re-
eogimos, putiienio penetrar al lin en
Santiago. La harida en- Ia pierna la-
qaisrda, la reoibf an la toma ds Piedrs
de Oro, en- ouys aooi6n fa6 tambi6n ha'
rido el capitAn Rasniro. Con nuestrse
tropas 20 sumeato la guarnioion do snn'
tiago. Los yankis, cuyss trinohazas
dominabsn parte Dc la plaza, trabajsbsn
dia noohe en- sus atrincheranlantos y
rscib1sn refuerzoa 4 disrio. Do cate
modo consiguieron ceroarnoa por COM
pleto dos diaa despu5s dc nuestra llega'
da S ia plaza. Cusndo comsnza4oa s
bombardasrnos, las fuerxas enemigas
arsn diez vsoes superiorss 1 las nuestrss
On ndmsro, y sus oshonss, hacienda dis.
paros muy oerteros, noa desmontsron
bastantes piszas dc las pooas que tanis.
mos. Nuestrss tropse esperaban que