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MANILA
and on the western end
SANTIAGO

Below the attic where the sculptured corpieO
and ornament 10 exceedingly rich and produces
beautiful effects OF shadow when the sun falls
upon 1t, are the important reliefs and medal
lions which still further decorate the structure.
On either end are the high relieis 'Prote ton
OF Our Country" by William Couper eastern
end. and Progress OF Civilization, ly
Johannes Gelert twestern end. In the main
north spandrl is Tho Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans" by h. Hinton Perry. and in the Re
responding place on the south side 'lhs
North and East Rivers" by Isidore kont 10
the spandrls OF the minor arches on Ione'
tration OF Twenty-fourth street are the to''
lowing medallions: Captain Inwrei ce, ~
Henry Boerer: Commodore Prrb.e. hy { T.
Hamann; Commodore cambridge" by Inrh
Goddard; Admiral Worden and AumIH
Foote." by Frederick Moynihan; " Comm Io.s
John Barry land Admiral Davis" hY IL
Kaldenberg. and Admiral Dah'gr"r, W
Caspar Buberl. without exception thrs" re-
liefs and medallions contribute to the nrauV
OF the arch as a whole. and each has some var,
ticular merit that is revealed when exam nra
separately. II may be said thai there Is n'' =
single instance where any OF tho scuI'''
have failed to reach. in the less I'M
portant features. tho high averag" 'e'
by the principal groups Looked at 'Dm
nearby whore details may be- rAr''l ,
studied. the excellence OF all the "'IA
Ia simply amazing. Considering that 'N'
months ago the Dewey Arch existed 'nl D
Imagination. its actual presence to-day IN Mao
ison Square. complete. i'm posing and beautifully
10 an achievement for which the designer a
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A Popularity of tho Copperh.ad.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: Your cor
respondent Onion" in to-day's Sun finds GER
tain points OF similarity between the Copper.
heads Of 65 and those OF 'o@ He might have
added that while strong likeness exists In
their reasonable utternnces there is a striking
likeness between them In thor not risking
their precious skins in support of the cause
theI respectively upheld.
In other words. our Copp,rhead Of to-day,
like his fellow OF the past, exhibits all the in
stincts OF traitor without the pluck to be a
rebel. j. HB
NEW YORK Sent 2D
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CELEBRATION NOTES.
Flags on tho Churches.

To THE Eprron OF The suN-Sir: VIII you do
tho National Society Of New England Women.
through is Patriotic Committee. tho favor to give
the wide publicity to the following raquest which it
will receive in your columns? The churches Of tho
city requested to aid to tho welcome to Admiral
Dewey on tho day OF the parade by displaying the
American nag from tho belfry or stseple OF each
church Whenever possible to do so. Tho society. In
special request to the minister Of each church OH
the limo OF march to adopt the fore going suggestion
has offered to loan flags to such Of those churches as
may not possess them.
(MRs. II. O. 3. ". Coz.
President N. o. n. E. W.
MRS. f. j. NJ. f.. LAwLEss.
Chairman Patriotic Committee.
NEW YORK Sept. 81.
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The Century for October comes out n day or
two ahead Of time, its f allure" bein: a timely Ap.
probation OF Admiral Dewey a. National hero by
Rear Admiral sampson Other notable cOntr I'm.
tons arc I'm FaSoInatln Cairo" by p C. Penheld
late our Consul'General to Egypt; The Streets Of
Pehing," by Mrs. Scldmoro; THE Greg 1n's Great
Voyage" by Lieut., Eberle U. s, n; Sailing Alone
Around the World" by Capt. Josh" Slocum; and
the conclusions OF Mr.. Crawtords Via Crucis" and
President wheelsr'a Alexander the Great" ItiSan
interesting number.
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TO ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY
GREETING WELCOME HONOR
FROM THE PEOPLE OF NEW YORK
SEPTEMBER so pcccxoIx

In the four corners OF each panel Is a Ave-
pointed star. The other sculptural features OF
the attic are the eagle surmounting the key
stone. modelled by A. p Proctor. and SYM bolt
cal ornaments Of various kinds. such as wreaths
and borders OF oak and laurel. On the eastern
end 10 the single word
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Promotions in the Navy.

WAsHINGToN. Sept 1.-THE death OF Rear
Admiral Picking has resulted in the following
promotions. all the officers named having
received from President Mckinley the com :
missions OF the r advanced grade:
Capt; Alexander Il, McCormick. Commandant
OF me Westminster Navy Yard; to bea Rear Ad-
College. Newport. II. J.. To be a Captain; Lieu
tenant Commander W, 7. Potter on waiting
orders. Ia be Commander
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Place for the Clergy.

To THE EpIToR or THE suS-Sir: l m sorely dis.
tressed at noting that place has been assigned to
the clergy in the Dewey parade.
1t would have been such delicate compliment to
great naval hero to have given place Of honor
in the parade to his Eminence Archbishop Corrigan
Perhaps it is not too late to have this oversight
rectihSd. Rom Darn.
UNION CLUB Fifth Av. and Twenty .frsts
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Platinum Found In Arkansas.


Hot SPRINGS. Sept 23.-The owners OF tho
Cripple Hill Gold Mines, six miles from this
tinum In paying quantities in their mines
The find was accidentally made yesterday
while assayipg for gold, The assays show Ave
to six pounds OF platinum to the ton. This
metal is worth $1S5 pound.
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In letter to be found in another column,
from the National Society OF New England
Women. recommending that flags be displayed
from the churches next Friday and Saturday.
there Is q timely lesson in signatures.
The President. 8. W. COLE. reveals her sex
and Identifies herself as 4 married woman by
putting In parenthesiS before her nAme Mrs
H. g." and the Chairman OF the Patriotic Com
mittee. NJ. E. LAwLEss. makes 1t known that
she 10 Mrs. z. j."
Now. II Mrs. COLE and Mrs. LAwLEss were
expecting replies to communications writ
ten by them not as President and Chair
man OF the Patriotic Committee respectively
OF their society. to give their husbands
initials In parenthesis would be eminently
proper. But In letters like the one printed.
they will treat their offices with no moro than
due consideration. leave NO room for doubt
OF their femininity. and still show no dis
respect to their husbands. II they sign
themselves simply SARAH W. COLE and MARY
Z. LAwLEss. provided. OF course. that BARAH
and MARY are actually their Christian names.
We are requested by the Journal of Com
merce to explain how the Government has got
full value In gold at par for the silver dollars
still In its possession and looked up In its
vaults. The readers Of The SUN do not need
the explanation, but for the benefit OF those Of
the Journal Of Commerce We will say that the
dollars were paid out in the hrst instance
either actually or oonstruotivOly-by the Gov.
eminent to Its creditors az the equivalent Of
gold dollars. and then taken back on storage
against certificates OF deposit for which the
dollars can at any time be demanded. None OF
those dollars cost the Government par In gold.
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TO THE GLORY OF THE AMERICAN NAVY
AND IN GREETING TO OUR ADMIRAL
A GRATEFUL CITY RELYING ON THEIR
vALoR HAS BUILT THIS ARCH MDCccxCIX
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PARIs-Kiosqus No. II. near Grand Hotel. and
xiosqus No. 10. Boulevard dss ospucines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
Publication Notice.

State of Illinois.
Comfy OF Rock Island -
County court of Rock Island county. To the
December term, A. ID iS.'y.
Petition to sell real estate to paw deb'S.
Will am II. Doonan. administrator OF the es-
abella Buckley. Cora Young, Sena VandOriu.
John Z. BahnScn, VIII I'm II. Doonan. J. +.
Robinson. trustee. Mrs =. NJ Boughton
James BaKe-. George =. Humphrey. d. Cra-
mcr Car )Iire Shawbacll- 'he unkuown heirs
and 6cv>reS of Caro- inc shaw back de
ceased and the unknown executor or admin
i~tratOrO Caroline Shaw back deceased
Ahidavit OF the non-reSidence OF John r
Bahnsen. George \. Humphrey. Mr. F. W
BOuEhtOn- Caroline ShawDack. the unknown
heirs and devi.ees Of Caroline shaw
istrator or executor OF Caroline Shaw
back, deceased defendant above named hav-
ing been filed in the Office OF the clerk of the
county court of Rock Island county. no.
tee IS hereby given to the said JOnn Z
Bahnsen. George a. Humphrey. Mrs. r. w
BoughtOn. Caroline Shawback the unknown
heirs and oeyisses of Caroline Sh ,whack.
tor or executor OF Caroline Shawback de
ceased that The : id plaintiff. William IL Doc
Bucsley deceased has filed his peiitio 10 the
said county court OF ROCK Island county for an
tate of said deceased or 50 much OF !. ~ N "
be needed TO pay the debts of said deceased
and described a. follows. to-wlt:
The west half % of the northwest quarter
al of section twenty-one (3D in township
SlAtetn liol nor Is.lSe rec 20 "est OF ms
fourth puncip'l meridian; also the northeast
quarter "a of the southwest quarter % of
section twenty-Cne CID in TOWNSHIP sixteen
U6l nGr. b range three t3) west OF the fourth
principal mel idian: also undivided one
third 90 of the south half go OF the nth
weSt quarter ca of section twenty one
C2D. aud an undivided one-tNird CsJ OF
the north half ga of the northwest
tuarter "a of section twenty-eisht C3s).
al in township sixteen G6l north range
three CS) west OF the fourth princi Jal
meT dian all 10 the county OF Rock Islaud and
state OF Illinois. and that a summons has been
issued out of said court against you. reIurnable
At the December term 4. D. 1899. OF said court.
to be holden on the fourth day OF December. a.
ID 1899 at the co art house N the city OF Rock
Island in Rock Island county. Illinois.
Now. unless you the said John E Balm
sen. George a Humphrey. Mrs F. w.
BOughtOu. Caroline ShawbacS the unknown
heirs and oevisees of Caroline Shawbac:-
deceased. and the unknown executor or
administrator of Caroline shawbark. de-
ceased. shall pers3na " be ard appear before
said county court of Rock land county. on
the first day of a term thereof. To be holden Ut
Rock Island, in said county. on the four day
OF december. 1883 aud p cad answer or demur
so the said complainant Speiition hled therein.
the same and the matters and tbiogS therein
charged and stated viii he taken confessed
nd a decree enre red against you ac sorCing 10
the prayer of saii bill.
Rock Island. Illinois. Nov. >. 1899.
Z B. HUBBARD- Clerk
5. Z kENwORTHY, Complainant ; Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09

among those prodigiouS figures where
a million or so does not matter either
way. Some place it at S15,0O0,0OO and
Some at $780, 900, 0c0, and a figure be-
tween the two is probably about right.
In his money getting days he was
money getter and fond of money and
that which represents money. The
story is still told of him in Kimberley
that he filled pail full Of diamonds.
all his own. and poured out the glitter
ing heap again and again with almost
childish pleasure. But that epoch
quickly passed, and he turned to gra-
yer things.
He would now no more think OF
boarding money" said an acquaint-
ance of his recently, than party
leader would think of boarding votes.
To him a million pounds simply means
a lever, an instrument of power" 1t
is impossible for those who see him
now to think of him as ever having
been n weakling sent abroad to die. He
is feet 1 inch tall in his shoes, and
heavy and muscular in proportion. His
appetite is n marvel. Chief Lobengula
called him the man who eats whole
country for his dinner" HE had the
face of a Caesar, the ambition of a
Loyola and the wealth Of a Croesus,"
says one writer.
His gray eyes, somewhat sunken in
their orbits, have an almost melan-
choly expression, in curious contrast
with the bold resolution of the other
features. Washington had such eyes;
so did Lincoln. In speech Cecil Rhodes
is simple and direct and in manner
frank. He has waged several fierce
wars with natives, he is building rail-
way and telegraph line from Cairo to
the Cape, to say nothing of the lines he
has built in the Cape country itself, he
has founded an empire-and he is but
46 years old. Yet his great reproach
against himself is that he is lazy-has
led, on the whole, rather an indOlent
Life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
ODD ADVICE TO EXPORTERS.
Paraguay Likes Goods With ReIi-
EiOus Trademarks.

Paraguay Likes Goods with Re1f-
EiOus trademarks.
Consul John y. Ruffin, at Asuncion,
who has been urging Americans to
take advantage of the great trade
openings in Paraguay, has followed up
his former communications to Wash
ington by one in which he gives some
hints as to how cotton exporters can
best build up trade.
He is very much in earnest, but there
is n somewhat humorous side to the
glimpse he gives of Paraguayan bust
ness methods, says the New York
Times. For instance, he suggests that
a little piety in the trademark, if one
is exporting bleached cottons, is a
good thing. Trademarks which seem
TO have religious bearings. like the
Star of Bethlehem" he says, take
very we'll here"
Other hints as to the peculiarities
and prejudices of the Paraguayans are:
while our goods show their superiori-
ty in texture, etc, after they are wash
ed, their quality does not influence the
people. They want something that
looks well and at the same time feels
well-a smooth, compact surface. They
do not care IL 1t is nearly all starchy
after ii mas been worn or washed out;
they buy a new piece because it is
cheap"
Finally Consul Ruffin gives this in
sight into the Paraguayan preferences:
The goods should always come in
book fold, with the trademark cover
ing the whole front, if possible. 1t
should be in glaring colors. and the
goods should have ribbon around
them"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
D..
Mayor.
leIk.


Sec. ;. That much of the revenue de
rived from the ar nual water rat taxes by
the said city OF Rock i and hall be neceS-
sary for the purpose of paying the interest on
said bonds as 1t becomes due, aud the princi-
pal of said bonds a. they become due shall be
appropriated to the payment of the princip Il
and interest OF said bonds IL TO no other pur-
pose whatever.
Sec. That the said thirty thousand dollars
100 of bonds. when executed as herein
before provided. shall be so sod for the largest
o5tai" able price. but not nj pric : less than
their par v4lu. and the proceeds of the sale
of the sal bonds shalt be aside and ex-
p Ddsd in and for the construction and com
pletion OF the reservoirs ana iilteriug plant of
the said city. AID shall be used for no other
pu pose whatsoever.
Sec. /. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after s passage and
publication.
Passed oct. rs 1899
Approved, WILLIAM NCCONOCHIE. Mayor.
Attest: II &. SCHAFFER. Clerk.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the city
clerk : Offi"e. Rock Island Ill. until Monday.
Nov. %. 1899. ut > O'cl )clI p. N fOr the pur
chase OF the above bonds.
Rock Island, III. Nov l. 1899
II c. SCHaFFER, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
WAREHOUSE AT SHANGHAI.
1t VIII Be an Aid to American Ex-
porters In China.


The project of establishing a NAM
moth warehouse at Shanghai, China,
where American manufacturers and
exporters may store goods intended for
the American trade with the orient
seems now assured of success. The
credit for the successful promotion of
this great enterprise is due to the Ma
tiOnal Association Of Manufacturers,
says n Washington dispatch to the
Philadelphia Public Ledger. This as
sociation sent out invitations to q
number of leading firms all over the
country to participate in the undertake
ing, and nearly all business houses APP
preached have Joined the new COM
pany. which will be known as the
Shanghai Warehouse association.
The idea of starting the enterprise
has occupied the attention of the Man
ufacturers' association for some time
past. but not until after the opening of
the National Export exposition at Phil
adelphia did the plans take definite
shape. The Philadelphia exposition
has opened the eyes of manufacturers
and exporters to the vast possibilities
of trade with the east, and one of the
practical results was the decision to
carry out the Shanghai warehouse
scheme without further delay. a site,
on which the promoters of the plan
had an option. has been secured, and
n suitable building for displaying and
storing American goods will be erected
thereon. Mr.. V. l.. Boeck, who has
spent a number of years in China in a
commercial capacity, will be manager
of the warehouse, and as soon as the
organization of the company has been
perfected preparations for the receiv-
ing of goods and samples will be made.
1t is expected that the warehouse will
be built and ready for occupancy in
considerably less than years time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
FOUNDER OF AN EMPIRE
Career of Cecil Rhodes, South
Africa's Uncrowned King.
he IS AN ADMIRER CT AMERICA.

First He Made Fortune of s.5,ooo,-
900, Then Went to Work to Gain
Power-Is Intensely Hated by KFu-
ger-Hoyv He Gave Warning to
England.
Perhaps Dom Paul Kruger knows,
and perhaps he does not, just how
much his personal hatred for Cecil
Rhodes Influenced him when he flung
his impossible ultimatum in England's
face and practically declared for war
just when all things seemed making
hopefully for peace, says the New
York World. When 4 man as strong
as Dom Paul hates, he does it with an
intensity which. even more than he
suspects, may bend awry the usual
even, true lines of his judgment and
lead him to acts his natural. cold wis
dom would not indorse.
That murderer" is Dom PauPs gen.
tlest word in speaking of Rhodes,
when, indeed. he can SO far overcome
his loathing for the man as to refer TO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
LEGAL.


Estate OF Daniel Guinty. deceased
The undersigned, having 0een appointed
executor of the last will and tie ttaInent or Uanil
Guinty. late of the county of Rock Island,
state of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he Will appear before the county court of
Rock Island county, at the county court room,
In the city of Rock Island, at the December
term. on the first Monday In December next,
at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested
TO attend for the purpose of having the same
ad JuSted. AL persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of October. a. D. 1899.
T. Il. REIDY. Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
Yankee Chicken Looking Tn.

England sends us an order for $780,
600 pounds of dressed poultry, making
about IA carloads, part of it for the use
of her South African army, says the
New York Tribune. The American
chicken, always important in our do
nestle markets. is looking up in those
abroad and assuming a consequence
which it has every reason to crow over.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
United States of America. State of Illinois.
Rock Island County.
Form of Coupon.
Mayor
Jerk.

THE city of Rock Isl nd. Illinois will pay the
bearer--dOllarS from revenues Of the W.
terwOrkS department on the first d. of De
cember a. ID. -. at the Office of the city
clerk in he said citv Of Rock Island. being one
years int es. then due its waterwCrks
bond.
cd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
ACron of Cabbare..

An Indiana man planted 20 acres Of
former marsh land in cabbage, and at
present market rates he will receive
$1,000 for his crop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
AN ORDIkANC E.

To provide for the issuing OF bonds OF the
citV OF Rock Island in the sum Of thirty thous-
and dollars (SS0.OLO). 10 be paid from the reve-
nue. Of the waterwOrHs department of tie said
City.
of said city. held on the 10th day OF OCTOBER.
A. D.. 1899 tire fOlLowngresolution was adopt
Whereas. For the purpose OF completing
and pay ny for the reservoirs ana h.teiing
X ic6 Island. is necessary TO raise the sum OF
thirty thousand dollars $4,000.
ell that the bonds OF the city of Rock Island in
the sum OF thirty thousand dollars (s30,0U0) be
erworks department bearing interest at the
rate Of four 90 per cent per aanum aud al
that the mayor and waterwOrks Jmmittee be
Instructed to prepare and submit to this coun-
effect of this resolution. Now, therefore
Be il ordained by the City council of The city
of Rock Island:
Sec. That the City of Rock bland do issuse
the sum OF thirty thousand dollars $4,000
revenues OF the water orks department M
the said city. The number OF the bonds to be
issued shall be thirty-six tS6y: twenty-four of
said bond shall he OF the principal sum of one
thousand dollars (Sl,tO OI each: four shall be pay
Der. A D. 1904. ana four ca IN year thereafter
the the first cay OF Dec smbrr until all
the principal sum OF five nun ed dollars $500
each: two of which shall be pay. bic in one
1901; and two each year thereafter ON the first
day OfDecember until all are paid. Said bonds
C Mt per apnuu. payable annually. Both prin-
cipal and interest shall be payable at the ONCE
of the city cleTS of said city. Sad bonds shall
be signed by the mayor and city clerk and
sha have the corporate seal OF said city ut
tached thereto: and coupons hail be attached
to the said Donds representing the interest to
be paid thereon, and said bonds shall be sub
Stantially in the following form. to-wit:
United States of America. State of Illinois,
Rock Island County
WaterworSs bonds OF the city OF Rock Island.
The city OF Rock Island in its corporate
pa-itv ackno lodges itself to owe TO the bear
er her Of-dollars. payable from the reve-
nus of the waterWOrxS department OF the
said city. he ONCE of the city cerk IN the
said CITY of Rock Island. on the first day OF
December. 1906, and asO interest," thereon. al
the same place. at the rate of four per cent q
per cent? per annum. payable on the first day
of December. \. d. 1905 and annually there
after until the principal sum sha be paid. on
presentation and delivery of the respective
interest coupons hereto Seyeray attached.
In witness whereof the said city of Rock Isl
and has cause Il its corporate seal to be affixed
TO This bOrd and the same TO he signed By its
mayor and clerk ths-day Of
--NfayOr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
C. +. FOSTER NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon.

on,ce between Third and Fourth avenues on
,ryDentIeth street once hours: TO IL q m,
to4p 70 ana TO p. Night calls from
ofT.ce Phone 4oSi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09

J. r. BURKHART, NJ. d
hrs. HADA N. BUREHARr' n. d
DRS. BIJRKHART IL BURKHAKT,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
DR.. s. II. MILLER,
veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.

.u.ssases of horses and cattle treated on
nonroyed principles. Surgical operations per
formed in d scientific manner Dogs tTsateo.
All calls promptly attended to Residence,
1oSa Eifth avenue Telephone 44Ol- once
ara infirrnary. 16l5-i6l7 Fourth avenue
1Maucker's stable), opposite No IRE house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
Physicians

once TrcmEnn block. once houts ~ sooa -
W ard Z TO D. n. 'Fhone No. 4OS2
Rock Island, Ill. Night calls sns"efea iIoN1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09
DR.. CORA EMERY REED.
Homeopathic Physician

SnecIaI attention 20 diseases OF women ana
ehildren also diseases Of eye, ear, nose anu
throat once hours-9:30 20 IL a. N. 70
rn. 81 Sixteenth street, ROCK alahu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09

Eynone 4 on 1867 once, 52o twentieth
..-act ONCE hours: 10 10 ~ a. n; TO alo
StoSp. m sunday, $50 70 $50 g. M LEU 10
2. N
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-09

Dated