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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-08

1SisG1S94s per lib; extra dairy. loo;
packing stock. lie. ESEs-Fresh stock
l1a,c per doz Live POultry-ChickeEs.
sprinSsand hens, SAc: ducks nc;
turkeys 5GT'zc; geese. S5.00d6.50 per
doz. Apples-Common to choice, $l.3Od
as per hbl. Potatoes-RurbaukS. sea
sc: peerless. 5SG51c; Hebron, 5S46lc;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-08
WE CURE WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Chronic
Nervous and Private
Diseases
of Both Sexes.
Consultation Fec.


Hy y
nstbo
n haVeh
elm the ire tine o
practice and extensive experience sugeonn
Best Of refer .
Only Durable Cases Taken NOTE call u write
Hour.s 40 =. o
Office mccullough Building Davenport Ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-08
chicago Live stock.

Chicago. June :.
Hogs.-Estimated receipts for he day
p 600 Sales ranged at Si.50H So for
Rigs. s.. goa $50 for light. S5.65d5.1J for
rough packing. S5.10G 5.9sie for mIeNu.
aud s.. S0G 6.O2ia for heavy packing ana
shipping lots, with the bulk OF the sales
at S5.S7is SIS.
CattIe.-I.stimated receipts FOR the
day 1000. Quotations ranged at So.so0
625 choice TO etNra steers. S1.1cG $50
good to choice do. S5.1On5.50 fair To
GOOD do. 81 5OH $50 common To medium
do. S4.25G4.S5 butchers steers. So1Oq
G15 fed western steers. S2SOU 300 stock
crs ana feeders. 2.OO0d 565 COWS. S2-6O4
5I5 heifers $2.6564.50 bulls and oxen,
SS.15d 800 stays A.4oa5-eO Texas steers
and 81 50H6.25 veal Gales
Sheep and Lambs Estimated re-
ceipts for the day 1000 quotations
ranged at S37564.45 westerns. $3lOH
40 natives S4.5065.4O western lambs.
and $4,000 80 native lambs
East RunaIo Live stock
East Buffalo. y. Y. June 4.
Dunning & Stevens. Live stock Com
mission Merchants. East Buffalo. n Y.
quote as follows: Cattle-liSht supply;
strong: Veals. S5.25G6.00. Hogs-Re-
ccipts IS cars; stronger: heavy, So;csF
80: workers., s6.oOG6.o5: mixed $500;
Sheen and Lambs-Reccipts - cars
good dry-fed winter lambs, loo loc
higher: others unchanged; tops. 80: loq
so; others S3.ooG4I5: she &c Boz, du ":
spring limbs sS.50d6.Oo.
milwaukee Grain.
Milwaukee,. June Z.
whest-Lower: No. I northern. l4le6
Toe: No. northern. 72i=c; July. t2ssH
7S5kc Rye-Steady: No. 1. 53'Ec- Bar
iey-Quiet; No. . 5Sc: sample. 40o54c-
Oats-Steady; No. white, 2slSa2sc.
Local Markets.
Corn-43145c.
Hay-Ti@OSny. sis0slsi prairie, sscsI.
Straw-e6
Coal-e3 ser ton.
BGtterNChoIce to fair. isc; fresh creamery,
isc.
Eggs-lOc-
Hens Go per pound
Spring ChlcEens-ss.Oo per dozen.
Turkeys-7c1sc
CattIe-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
4ncG5hc; COWS and heifers, Snc0ici calves
4cfl5c.
Sheep-4nc05c.
Spring Lambs-s2. 500s4 head.
\ az "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-08

Telephone liSO.
'Oany. +Dany except Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-08
Notice TO Workmen.

Secretary Board of Education
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-08
THE
Chicago Dental Company

you can have all work done withC ut
pain by the latest and most scient fic
methods?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-08
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain nnd rroauce.

Chicago, June !.
Glowing were quotations on the
ri of Trade TO-DAY:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-08

We do what we advertise. Come in and be
convinced. Remeu Der the address, ioO7
Second avenue, (over Spidel'S drug store,
Rock Island, Ill
The oasis., 1901-02-02

kept constantly engaged, aud the place presents very busy scene from six o'clock in the morning until eight o'clock at night.
 As yet large part of the work of the Moctezuma Copper e. k in it's constructive stage. Within n wear all nf the construction wcrk will he finished, the railway frnm Bi>1ee will be cpmpleted into the camp, and the operations If the company will come down to the mining and production oi copper.
 Everything i> under the supervision of Doctor L. $. Ricketts. general man. ager, who has been twelve years in the service of the company. serving the greater part of thattime as consulting engineer. which post he still retains at the other plants mentioned in the beginning of this article. To Dr.. Ricketts the writer wishes to convey his thanks for many courtesies ex- tended.
The oasis., 1901-02-02

At Patagonia Rich lrd Farrel has recently rected upon his premises a carriage shed and stable.
 MT. w E. Lloyd and brther of Plta gonia, went tn Bisbee Wednesday, to be over in that country few days
 Mir. J. Kane has recently completed a new adobe building at Patagonia. and the Fresno saloon now occupies the structure.
 At Patagonia MT. F. A. Stevens is constructing large ad be building, s6x36 in dimensions, which he will occupy with shop and green grocery
 The postoifice department has given notice that Crittenden postotiice at Crittenden will be discontinued on the 18th inst, and thereafter all Crit tenden mail will go to Patagonia.
 At the Red Rock mine, near P'ta- gonia, Pete Jensen is taking out and shipping some very high grade ore, and it is reported that negotiations are pending for the sale of the mine for S50,000
 At Patagonia MT A. k. Crepin is arranging to plant umbrella, poplar and mulberry trees upon five acre tract of land he owns upon the town  site, and will make of the ground a d very handsome little park.
 The new mating furnace at the Pride of West mine, at Washington Camp, is now in operation, and copper matte is now part of the product of | the big reduction works operated by MT. Gee, superintendent of the Pride"
 At Washington Camp Mr Emerson Gee, superintendent of the Pride of the West mine, is experimenting with an electric drill which is said to work very satisfactorily With one man it accomplishes about the same amount of work which ten men would do with hand drills.
 At Patagonia the Southern Pacific Go. is putting in a new sidetrack l2OG feet long, with two big ore loading
The oasis., 1901-02-02
MOCTEzUMA COPPER co.

ment. a turning lathe. power saw, etc, al'rnn by an electric m0ter.
 There are also we'll appointed assay offices, foundry, etc.
 Upon the opposite side of the river frcn the works are the living quarters Of those employed in and about the works, pf whom there are about one thousand. Five Ong brick buildings, one story in height, ar ranged both sides of long wide street, house large part nf the pop ulaton Farther back is another row of similar structures devoted to the families uf those American em- ployes who have brought with them their lares and penates. At one end of the principal street, in one of the long huildings mentioned, Is the com pany's store, warehouse and offices. In the store large force of clerks is
The oasis., 1901-02-02

platforms upon which wagons can be run, if necessary, to facilitate loading the cars. The growing ore shipments from that station demand these im- provements. and to meet the demaod they are being provided.
 Messrs. R. k. Richardson and Wm.
 I. Powers are developing fine cop per property in the Josephine cafion, about fifteen miles westerly from Pa tagonia in the Santa Rita mountains, from which they are extracting some very tine copper ore, running about thirty per cent in the metal The property is named the Connecticut, and is opened by tuanel running on the ledge, which k now in about l0O feet. The ledge is about three feet wide, and the pay streak is six inches.
 Mir. J. Brash, the Patagonia rancher, has nearly completed the irrigation works, mentioned iu THE OASIS last year, as projected for retaining his lands about a mile and a half east from that town. By a large canal, thirty feet wide, twenty feet deep and more than mile long, he diverts the flood water from deep canon upon the north side of the Patagonia mountains, conducts it across the mesa separating it's outflow from a narrow cafIon right above his ranche, which he has converted into reser- voir by constructing across it's mouth dam twenty feet high, and will raise it to height or forty feet. This re- servoir will retain all the water caught from the big canon by the canal, and will give an unfailing sup ply sufficient to irrigate several hun- dred acres Of ground. The ranch of MT. Brash IS fine body of valley land, level as a floor and very fertile. With irrigation provided by the works now nearly completed it will be one of the finest and most valuable ranch prop critics Tn Arizona. The water divert ed from the big cafIon to the reservoir has heretofore flowed through the town of Patagonia, to the great incon- venience of it's denizens. Its diver sion will work benefit to that place as well as to the ranch of Mir. Brash
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

A Paris physician says: Il here With
sppend . recipe which has been used to
my knowlesige 10 hundreds Of cssss. II
will prevent o. cure the suallpox though
the pittiDgs and filling. whes Jsooss
discovered cowpox in Eoglaod The world
os science hurled an svslaochs Il faoe
upoo hs heed, but When the most scieo-
ii6ic school os medicine is the void
that a Pssis-pubIished this recipe q
. psoscss sor s0.iipor. II pssssd a.
heeded. Il b m onfailise - fate end
cooqusss in every instant. Il b Lsrn-
Dsss when tskss by . veil psrsou. I,
Oil sloo csss scarlet fever. Hero = the
ssesps - ] have used is ssd csssd ~
eeildrss a ths sessIst fever; hsse is b
- hsvs sssd = - esss sosllpsz; shss
beesssd pAysisisss ssid he paaisss osss
~. e esssd: sslphsss Il sisc. ose gssss
soagiove tdvits:is). o. Srsis; half . tee
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
s..s.. 81 r.As.s e.s "a. o..s.

Nssses 81 Tahsag Ooe TaH Ose1.
To James McComb. Martha McComb BuSh.
Jane Elizabeth McComb Winchester, The
Prudential Investment Company, C.P. Heath,
John Obergefell and IN whom Il may concern:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
purchased nt tax sale bek By The county
treasurer II Delta crunty, STATE Of Colosado u.
land, taxed In the name Of c. ?. Heath, tn wit:
Wesi half of noeth -wrst qtnarser. and nofthDnse
quarter 81 north west quarter. Of srction twenty.
quarter VI section sixteen. township Is, sDuth
rang. =; we.s eth 2; ~. coutsin'el iso eerss.
which lasd was tsxed for the taxes Of the yeas
tsso. and that the time II redemption VIII ex-
piss on the Eth day a. Nay. 4. ID. 1901 m -
law.
Dated At Delta. .Coaoado, Jasuasy =. 4. D. isel.
yUeEPH L. CAkPKNTHR ~.
First pub. Jan. II. iass Jaa. =.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

Tho regular annual supplement TO
the Denver Record -Stockman which 10
gotten out each year In honor Of the
National Live Stock association came
to % this week. II contains the Official
program for the convention now in SEES
siou at Salt Lake. the presidsnt's an
nusl address, the annual report Of the
secretary. and much other matter per-
tsining TO the doings Of the association
for the past year. 1t 10 . useful and
worthy souvenir and . publication
which all stockmen will find Of benefit
for future reference.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

II will soon Be sthosatively settled
whether or not there is smallpox in this
state. % the state board OF health main
tains, or whether the disease now pre-
valeot 10 . some less deadly mslady'
An expert Of the Uuited States hospital
mariene corps, from ST. Louis 10 here at
the request Of DR.. Tyler Of the state
board Of health to make m examioation
Of the cases in the state and 10 deter
mined the trouble in question. DR.
Tyler claims there are several casss iu
the state. The expert was in DsIts
county the nrst Of the week. He ssys
there 10 no such disease known to the
profession ~ Cuban or Philippine itch.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

During the last three months the
postofhces In the country have shown
IN increase, the receipts that surprises
all prscedents. st Louis shows tho
largest gain. Tho sales OF stamps at
that once during the last quarter of the
calendar year 1889 were e2l3.67l. while
during the last quarter Of 1900 they
have almost doubled and smouuted to
eAs2.66A. The receipts 10 Chicago
jumped from ol.344.225 to o1 .S5O,5 and
In Nex York from q ,99l ,237 to e2,s53.-
90. The Increase in Philsjslphia and
Boston wss barely nominal.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
a n..,.a...... q es,...s.>

Though separated ~ tAs Usaa
STERN and washed IN diRsFsat dirse-
tons. all ths nsabsFs q ths Stubs
family At Galveston. Tex. vsrs re-
cusd- Father. mother and two ehi1-
drsn we're o. . seating roof that broke
70 pieces. The father. WITH oos child.
went one way. Ths notAer weot A.
other. and ~ remaining child vent
in still . third direction. A day q
two later all four were reunited
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

Or fes seeu.ed nvs flA Aay 80 -.
ing skeseA sd dsseEigsiea ofa1yisssssisa viu
H. psseneahjlav a sn4s. allow - Oeesia .
Pssens" So upoe seqssG RsAenas secosd
thsusgA - sdvestised IL sejs = 81 0pan
Paenas saksa - thsv1gA - gsesivo Slsrfa'
ssits, wifkese ehaFgs, = TnB RA51xf nsc'
oap, - ilIusnsasd ~ viaa3y eibesleos4 ~.
~, ee..lssa by Massllcauss - lsysSnsa
S.d ~ s0p,s eaN eoe9. AAAsA
Uo1oQ j EVANS 4 O..
UA1ont At1osDsy1D
gyoos oun1nL uA9oooyo4I ~
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
No Deception
businesses is IS A.
fpmu 5 nou ugo
send~ ~
j. q. Fountain Company. Expert watch +ng .d.dn ga.n.

spoonful Of sugar; mix with tvo tea
spoonfuls Of water. When thoroughly
mixed add four ounces of water. Take
. teaspoonfui every hour. Either dis-
ease will disappear in twelve hours.
For child smaller doses. according to
age. II counties would compel their
physicians to use this. there would be
no need Of pesthouses. II you value
sdviss and experience. use this for that
terrible disease.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

American indians have been used 10
some extent In the United States army.
and the proposition to enlist certs in
numbsr Of Filipinos is in line with the
policy Of the country for many yesr. A
native regiment in Porto Rico has prov
ID entirely satisfactory.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

At . regular meeting os the Colorado
Editorial associstion held in Denver.
lart vsst. Rsoshss Bunting. oi the
Grand Junction Sentinel. wss elected
president f.s The ensuing year. The
associatioe could not have msds better
sslsctioe - Mr.. Bsotisg b one of the
brightest pswspapsr men ip Colorado
and slways cooducts his business on
buSinses principles.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
N~eaes fer DsdIs.

Scaled proposals will be received by
the board Of directors OF tho Fruit
Growers Ditch and Reservoir Co. for
completing their dam. until Saturday
January, 19, 1901, at 1000 T.. u. Plans
and specifications can be seen At the
ONCE Of J. A. Curtis or at the onics OF
the secretary Of tho company. The
company reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
H. c. McMILLEN. President.
A. E. MILLKR, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
Pulloaa resslss ssespsss.

Via Tho Colorado Midland Ry.. leave
Denver At $50 =. M. Wednesday Of each
week. running through TO Los Angeles,
Cal, without change. via Salt Lake.
East bound. these cars leave Los An
COLES Mooday os each week.
The cost Of . double berth 10 Tourist
Sleeper. which will accommodate two
psssooa. b only q 50 bstwssn Dsnvss
and San Frsncisco o. Los Angeles.
Ask agents of Colorado Midland Ry.
for ticket ratss. time tables and illus
trsted pamphlets concerning the day
light ride through the best Colorado
scenery. o. address
". F. BAILEY,
Gen. Pass. Agt.. Denver. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
o.. ,z P...z-.,-sAe-s..e.

O. - b600y-t0-th0-bko6.
The penny in the SLOT system oe d.
tributing gas in the poorer districts Of
London has proved 20 successful that
attempts are now being made 70 apply
electric light In the same way. TIE
vestry OF Battersea has erected . laros
generator station and laid the nsess-
sary cables. The fixtures are installed
in each house fres Of cost to the Gus
tonsr. who simply pays for the anosns
Of electricity he consumes.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
.. A...rs .,sA ssss.e, 1ss.s...

n Accord vsth Bsssaaa 1Seosa
There II . pleasant sense OF safisfAe-
tiou in noting that AL sorts a MIS-
siles were hurled ct the actors" On the
Arst pressntatioa OF an anti-Jswish
play At &. Petersburg. There y no
more excuse for the prsssatation oe ~
anti-Jewish play anywhere than for IN
anti Methodist. or snu-PrssbytasaaA.
or Catholic p,ay.-st. Loais o1ees-
Democrat.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
U..,. -. r.ss. M rs....

Ussss sao fakss tlSs Ts0s.
Although It 10 some ten years stnes
the city Of East Saginaw ceased TO az
ist the United States government has
persisted In calling the customs seattoa
there the port Of Esst saginaw" tie
protests OF the people Of the united
6asinaws notwithstanding. At 1ast.
however. an omcial order has bseo ~
sued changing the name Of the poss -
correspond with that Of the city.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

The Palissde Courier. q neat six COL
umn folio edited by T. J. Holmes. made
Its appearances on our exchange table
this week. From its columns We judge
that the little village on the Grand 10
enjoying Q good sized boom.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

The Gunnison Republican. comes to
us this week. 1t 10 very newsy and
neat geographically. But ve cannot
uuderstand how four papers, in town
the size Of Gunnison. caa expect to
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

Dopssss Wnaaso's Dsss DseaAsse
Emperor Williams bslisf In kss1tng
up The customs of The faahsfiaal 81
tsnds to bssr drinking. He has ~
bssr svsry sftsfAooa aAd svening. a0A.
though fond oe Rhins wine. hes lie13s
taste tor otAef liquosA
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
Nessss 81 Aseaai Meeting.

Notice 81 Ansaai Meeting.
Notices 10 hereby given that tine annual
meeting OF tho Lake Fork Ditch
company will be held at the INpEfEN-
DEsn Office, in Delts. Colorado. on
Wednesday, February l3. 1901. at 1000
o'clock =. m. for tho purpose OF the
election OF officers and for the transact
ion Of such other business a. may
come before the meeting.
HARRY BULL, President.
s. L. SrAPLEs, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
1t coats 100000 to build the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo.

A column headed Smallpox Notes"
10 the latest addition to the Salt Lake
Tribune.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
ps>~,~v., Pr..sss.s -

D6o0SsV's Ivo0asoo0 -
Z. O. Dingisy. 500 of ths lAts Co
gressman Dingiey. givO promise q
taking his fathsr's place in Maine Desi-
tics. He 10 now . member of the legs
lsturs and u rscsiv1ng favorable mso-
tioa - q eandidats for governor.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

The Pan American Exposition will be
the frat great public event Of the twen
tisth century.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
N.ssee 81 ss.snn.,A.r. n..ss.s.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual mce.-
ing ftbe sockhol.le1 VI the Garnet Ditch will
the court house, In Delta C0lo., for the purp~e
Of electing eight dirrctoes. to for the ensu
Ing yesR. 10 levy an aSse1ment. and 10 tran-oct
fore It.
EB AHDERsnH Pres
". u. HAsIIS0K, sect'y.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
NOeuee Per RuboeeosoO0.
LAND OsvlCs AT MoNTRo~g CoLo..
lAnsunSv Ia lNOf

LANp OSvIcE AT MoNTHo~R CoLo.,
January ", 1901. 4
Notice IL her~by given that the following named
setter hes nlest n'Sice q his Intention 70 nsahe
proOf will be made befbse Miltpn r. WEIGH, cour I.
Is Judge and ex-ssfIlcio clerk, at Delta, Colo
rsdo. on February . 1901. viz
WILDER 2. HADLER.
upon his n. =. No. 1o13, Ute senes Soe The 3. Z.
=, n. =. =, section is, township Is, 8. \. -. W.
He names the following Witness 10 prove his
continuous residenes upon and cultivation Of sod
land. viz
Ernest ehaies, o. J. u ackbsrn, Jss b KILLER
and Thomas q. Mccoy, all of Delta, COLORADO.
IA. LAYroS. Register.
Hsf psb. Jaa- n, last ptib. Feb. a
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
Warrants.

Parties having claims against the
county aie requested to call and get
their warrants.
H.. X. FERGUSON. County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
:. AGO., s.ns,..rs A...sss,.

- 49, o106S16'0 AoOoo6sys
The laas ~ Arthur Sullivan ~
oaid % have Jewish bloo1 IN his vstus,
but this 10 vroaG. His mother wAs ~
italian naDs1 nighi. aad HI father.
of course. vas pare Irish- His granl-
father vas - impoverished Kern
squire. Who ssrvsd under Wsllingtsa
and was . Asobse a tAs G1sTisoa q
q. HeIena.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
Fee Sole

EOe sale.
Four shares lroustone Ditch stock.
and four shares OF Iroastone Extention
stock.
F. D. CATLIN. Montrose. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
ar.ee No.. c.e.lseea.

0sees fosssa CsoVesss6
The big tunnel On the Great NertA-
srn railroad IN The stats a WasAing-
ton u rsaAy Aor ~ . Doath earlier
tAaa bad bssn aaticipatsd- Ths "6ees
u 13.23l test u lsasth. ooe oe ~
longest ever naas. aAa Il ~ tAkea
three pears 10 eo0plsts It. IL has
naAe two towns. Casesls anA ASliAs-
~. - opDss1ts ssdss e ~ Doankssn-
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
ahoN0oa

FlRBr nAPTI0T CliuM1 = Ssrvirss - u .
y. anA - ,. -. sev. 4. A. Lays'o. pasess
eus1aS srbosl - - .. D.. Ds. 4. .. a>nehhao.
uprnntesA~us. YossG PsopssS 1ssttng - 80
p. n. Prayer nessinw - WsdsrsAay svsn,aosss
~ ehuseA.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

sA1NTL LUKEB EPIscOfAL CHURCH
ChsFiss ". O. Lyon. Pastor. Services ~ iiSs
. =. CoaaSRssioa ciaAs u 200 ?. m.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18
Rs,usnn Rr~nn.u,uene Af~~t

| W00e0 - W0ooeVoes.
Nesss an.s . q third Fridays svcnisss of each
month In Mssnsie hxIl. 0ssrdisa Neiehbos.
! Mn. q. Q. Richter. Ciest. no. n Nsshswa
The Delta independent., 1901-01-18

PRESBYTERIAN cHunCH-rsr,cs ~ II ..
=. and ~ p. -. Esv. n. J. FFuthinghsn psseos
sunday School ss u q. ~. n. ,. FoshinohaD
Sups. Ths Chriria Kndeavon ned q
90 ,. N. rysyss nsssirg "Wednesday evenings
~ el1e ehurUA.