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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-03
Will Be Superintendent.

There is considerable newspaper talk of making Professor J. H. Hine- mon, of Pine Bluff. candidate for Congress in the Second district at the next election We do not know what Professor Hinemon thinks about it
 and the Second is not our district nevertheless we hope he will lei Congress alone, at least for few years. It seems a foregone conclu- sion that he can have the nomination for State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and there is need of men of his attainments in that office. The present Superintendent is an excel lent man and educator. and there should be no backward step in ehoos- ing his successor. Professor Hine- mon is yet a young man, and can af- ford-if at alto think of con ereseional career after he has full filed the inst expectations and de mands of his friends in his chosen field as an educator. Helena World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-03
Revival Meetincs.

At the Gospel Mission, 17ol West Sixth avenHo, Key. $. s. IIolcomb and wife who are conducting revival meetings there, continue 10 draw largo crowds Thirty conversions have been reported by them Tho Mission building is too small to ac- eommodate the crowds and q move ment is on foot to purchase q new tcnt for the Rev. EFoIcomb through public subscriptions. Meetings will be held today at l q m. with old time revival at go p m. Sunday School at , D. m All arc invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-03

and have recently installed two of the latest improved moulding and mat cutting machines. In order to acquaint the people with this new department. they will, for the next ten days, make and frame pictures at cost.
 Their new spring stock is most tastily displayed They have three display rooms. a parlor, library and dining room, that are fitted up as models for the modern home
 In addition to their furniture store, Bradford & Knox have mattress factory in which every grade of mat tresses is manufactured. They also have an upholstering department, and in the aggregate employ twenty two people.
 We are pleased to chronicle that this firm also does a large wholesale business, which is rapidly increasing The furniture house of Bradford ( Knox is certainly a credit to Pine Bluff, and their immense stock should be seen to be appreciated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-03
Branching Out.

The ]. B. Simon Co, is branching olt to supply the increasing demands of it's trade. The company has leas- ed the second floor over Culpepper's Drug Store in which to keep their additional stock of goods This is equivalent to two floors and will en- able the J. B Simon Co. to greatly in crease their stock This young com pany has made remarkable progress since they begun business and are rapidly forging to the front.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-03
GRANTED A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Spice Says She Was lnhumaniy
 Treated and Deserted.

Mrs. Minnie Spiee @as Saturday granted q divorce feol her husband, Oliver Spice. who was formerly feeae. aan II IIarding's mill near town Mrs. Spice sued for divorce on the grounds of inhuman treatment, suck as to make her po-itioa in life un bearable, and dcsert.on The divorce Was applied for by Gen Y K White, a5 counsel, and was granted by Chan- tGilOr Elliott
 Mr. l l.. keinaeh of Walnut Ridge, arrived in the city $ tlrday and will visit hero for q few days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

medium lights which sold at q good bulk
price.
J. H Martin was q shipper Of car load
Of mediums which sold at q strong bulk
price for the grade.
". B. Johnson Of Enid was on the
market with a car load Of light hogs,
which sold strong On the closing trad
ing.
BurchheId & Cornell Of Anthony were
IN early with a car load o. hogs
P 3 Lincoln Of Enid was a shipper Of
hogs on the early market
Brenholt & Peoples OF Deer Creek, o. 7.
were hog shippers on yesterdays market
Hinton & Mckinley Of FrsepOrt had IN
three cars Of stoke cattle
Frank Moore Of AndaIe, c. c. Carson Of
Mt Hope and Chss- Astle OF Haven, al
we're in late with cars OF hogs Which viii
be sold early this morning.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were: Missouri Pacific, IL santa Fe, 10;
Rock Island s. Frisco. 3
The daily comparisons we're as follows:
Tssterday. Tops, $50; bulk, 80 $;
average weight- "a. receipts, 2,1Z3- For
the day previous: Tops, SSH; bulk SSH
Q5-s5; average weight. %; receipts. LII.
For the same day last week: Tops. 3 90:
bulk, S5.75G5.S5; average weight, %; re-
ceipts LIS
Phipps & Payne Of Bremen. 0. T. were
reported 70 arrive late last night with
car OF hogs.
The Dold shipments yesterday were
heavy n al departments, there being sew
eral cars OF mixed packing house pro-
ducts sent out besides straight contract
cars and express and local stuff There
va sa large line OF meats hung IN the
smoke house. and ali divisions OF the big
plant were busy getting out standing or
ders and making ready meats Tor future
shipment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
sALL GAVE TO-DAY.
Enporla College win Open the Sea
son in Wi-hita.

EfnpOfia Solfe9e viii open tnc sea
son in Wi5hlta.
I Today VIII Be the beginning - series
( OF baseball games that cannot be eeaal~l
IL the state. The team from Imports
college viii cross bats with the team Of
the Friends University On the Hess Ath-
: letfe field near the University. Sc ]
o'clock The EmDoria team IS ore ~ tha
crack college teams Of lla state. alr. %.
IL white II Empo-ia having oIervl
the team of the Sta1e University glao II
7 they viii beat them. They have several
OF the heaviest batters among the ANA
teur batters or the state.
The Friends have strengthened their
team considerably since last year and a
good clean game IS promised They have
Coruehson. enc Of the best pitchers in
this part q tas state and carter. or stsr-
ling. VINO IS 2 shreui twirler. Both are
rooted f1r their general play ard head
work. Senter. a last yearT man. VIII
have the receiving e1d a. the battery
and his usual good work ls assured.
Andrews 81 a new man. but has shown
I'D vel in practice asd Ia the game with
the Commercial College. Pyle IS ore -
the last years team and r. one ~ che
best third-bssemea In the city and f.
also heavy hitter. f-yrreI. IRE captain.
g a crack short-sfop. being sure or every
ban THAI cones his wav. Thc-ursoa Is
an old slayer on the Frinetls team and
Is also a heavy hitter. Vroodard. the
crack center aelder - also an old player
with the Friends. AcDlnEels TIRE man
who held the lefr het "a such a. effect
re manner LAST yesr. is wlth che team
this year ard has eh0vn his usual form.
The substitute. Price ard Rich. ere both
nrsu vno have shown themselves 20 30
good zen
Carter wiu pitch TIE FIRST ra-t ~ IRE
game and CorneMs71 VII hold serar4.
The management has been AZ great *
peuse toe bring taa Erauoria tear 20
This cry and larr- crrrf should ts
present. sapecialiy - tsis s. ths e-st
inrercolleg iats game a. ths season 1ss
fi-e-rru Il "a frIrwa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
aI)GS ID CENTS LOVER
Heavy Supply but Quality
Generally Only Fair
TOPS DOWN 70 $500
Receipts,2, 123-CattIe Stea dy
With Trading Light

Yesterday was q very heavy day N
point Of receipts at the stock yards and
the trading and exchange OF stock was
heavy in all lines. The local deliveries
from the wagon trade started early and
kept up unt1 into The afternoon and this
divisions offerings alone were the strong
est since before the bad weather OF last
week. There was a good line Of offerings
Of car hogs on the opening. there being
several late cars arrived the night be-
fore. These and the local supply were
soon wiped cat. and later IN the day
more car hogs poured In. until by the
time Of the close q cars OF stock had
been yar,ied. OF these there were sold
and weighed Up = cars besides the wag-
ca offerings making total Of hogs ac-
tuaLy sold and sent over the scales Of
There were some cattle and some
I-re arrivals too late TO sell il the bal
alce q uns0ld stock and in all about
$50 hogs came IL Il was a demoraliz-
Cd hog market, al CT them reporting
cents lower. This market. not IN the
least excited BY heavy receipts also went
down ten cents along with the rest Out
side Of Eve cars Of hogs the quality was
just fair. These exceptions were better
Z ne weights cf the better hogs were good
and f1L butcher grades were most in evil
dence il this small lot OF hogs IN the
balance q just fair quality hogs there
were scme ughts and mixed STUFF Most
OF II sold all right as compared with Ike
grades AZ other points The demand was
good for good fat butcher hogs az the de-
Ginning market The squirt in receipts
was refreshing AFTER the duuness OF last
week enforced because of the very IN
favorable weather and it IS sincerely
hoped This good work VIII continue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
Test for Yourself the Wonderful
Curative Properties Of SWamp=ROOt
To Prove What Discovery swAPROoT win Do for
How to Find Out II You Need
Swaup-ROOt.

Weak ard unhealthy kidneys az -
s7o1slole for more sickness ans suEsrsnx
,as1 a1T oz5-r disease. ard x pe--lttsg
60 continue fatal results are sure % fnl-
low kidney trouble irrftatss tie nerves.
makes yoo dizzy. restless. sleealsss arf
irritable Makes You rass water oftea
dariDg the day. and ohugcs yea 70 Ees ~
many times during the nIght. Causes
pafy ar dark circles uude- the eyes.
rhell-aatisrl. gravsi catarrh 81 the had
der. pain or duu ache IN the back. f1irts
and muscles. makes your head acne auk
back ache. causes indiscstioa. stomach
and liver trouble. you set q ssnow. yeI-
low complexion. makes you feel as
though y1u had heart troubies yoa nav
have plenty 81 ambition. bar no streagths
set weak a-d waste away
The kifneys must also alter ard rurfrr
the blood. So when they are weak or CUT
80 order ard faN % do thelr werk YEA
can understand how quickly vour entire
eo3y IS a6ectei. ard aoe every or-sa
seems 90 f4u Oh 40 ns fuc
The cure Tor these Troubles p Dr. XII
Uer's Swamp-Racf. the worIf-far1oga
kidney remedy. In taking lt you aTorl
natural help - Nstrsre FOR Swamp Eoaf
IS the most perfect healer ard gentle afs
% TIRE k-incys that IS kaowa O. medical
scierre
il there Is any doubt fn your MAD -
% y9ur condition. take from your u-fns
on rising shout reur oulces. riace e lr 4
glass or bottle and Tee g stand tzrntv-
four hours. - On examination 81 81 milky
or cloudy. az o. there "a brirk-erst set-
tiinE. ~ y small particles aoat 1noat la
IT, your kidneys arc in aerd ~ immediate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
PLEASED With STOCK YARDS
Has0ns From stock sections Visit
North End Interests

Among the visiting Scottish Rite
Masons in the city are many from the
stock growing sections Of Oklahoma and
Kansas on Monday Messrs. Coarc
Brown, Of Liberal. Kan member OF the
executive COMMITTEES Of the Oklahoma
Livestock Association; John George. late
representative of the oklahoma legis-
lature rom Beaver and woodward coun-
ties. no wliving at Liberal. and Charles
S0mmers. of Western Kansas, big
ranch man, all members OF the Oklahoma
Livestock Association. were at the Union
St0cSyar1s and packing houses accom-
panied by 1Ir VIII Bolton They were
well pleased with the conditions they
found at the Yards and surprised a: the
growth OF business there. and interested
in the development OF these interests.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
sHlPPERs - NoTEs.

CT Pollard Of sedgwielz was q ship
Per OF good fat heavy hogs which sold
g. the top price CT the day
Norris 8 Rollins Of Hutchinson were
~ CHE market virh q ear of good well
trimmed mediums which scld az the
tops.
s. c.. Harrison Of Andale had in heavy
hogs Which scl5 Az the -oD ~ the bulk.
g. 5. Stuart Of White7va-er was lsta in
with ear II ne5lans which SOFA vitb-
out d1czaEe az the bulk tors
- ID Robson. the lsrEe stock dealer
sud rancher from Butler county. was on
the market with three cars ~ heavy hoes
ot very fs5r quaiity and they al sold
1tsignt az The buIk TOP prize.
The state Bank u HazeItoa had II
heavy hogs which sold Al tha bulk tors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
MusIc 10 pRAMA.
TaoRouGHRRED ~

TnOROUGHBRED TRAMP
The artists who VII contribute 10 the
performance q A Thoroughbred Tramp
az the Crawford theatre tonight includes
actors Of ability and Of known repute.
Theresa Belmont who assays the leading
female role has been included in the cast
of some Of the most worthy roa dattrac-
tons She possesses magnetism. to-
gether with natural ability and attract
iveness and IS q valuable assistant %
Ar. Walters throughout the play. 2
Rush Thompson. Elmer Walters creation.
is a tramp Tar above the common stage
vagabond although his comedy courinu-
ais convulses the audience. a Thor
alshbrea Tramp is comedy drama
with strong dramatic situations and
comedy ciiuaxes made doubly interest
iug b a large scenic iavesture and start
Ing mechanical devices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

NeE ork. April 16-1la1sy CT call Tn
~ - per ce1t- Prime mercantile paper
~ - rer ce-r S-erlI-E eEEha-re fra
Vlth zct1a1 t-1zress sn uauksrs ts-ls a.
81 ss1s for demand ard AZ x4-.--l ~ s-zsv
Gsrs Posted rares 49,. ard 49,. Ccr1-
rlercal rl-s, :. - SlFer certificates
-emEaLv 81. tr silver. 80. EeEcs1
dollars - 57yerl-srt beads s-ez5F-
reflnting -wos- registered s-d coroon
lSz g. registered IA. c2-pc-. .l-s-
rev - REGISTERED is, ccuron. - cd
g. registered ard cc-poz- z-s g. reg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
YOUNG MEN VIN0lCATED
Case In Police Coars Against Th~n
l. Disnf S@~1

y the poles colrt yesterssT fr7 yo-l-r
ue1 VIC were arrested EzaTrst u5ff
s'saiiag rig fro- yhe trEaf-y afrrs ~
agnes Senrrer were eiae-arzef ara tss
ease DER ssed. Tie -stg atterrer SO
ttaz IRE charge Esa ers1e1tg rs.stsxe.
so f1st TIE To-rr men care - good
Tsrsrtsss zr4 seemed g. - E-rzs~hf ard
al rsrtr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

Emporia Presbytery VII meet this even
ing AZ o'clock il The First Presbyterian
church. this city Mas Florence Stephen
son Of Ashevilis. =. So. Ein address, the
audience on the Home WORK 81 the
Church" A cordial invitation Is extend
ed 20 all % come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
coTToN.

New York, April 16.-C0tton-Spot clos
I'd quiet; middling uplands. 5-16c; mid
ding gulf. s-l6c5 sales 203 bales. Fut-
ures opened firm May. ss.13. June, IS 0s:
July. Ss16; August, $7.1; September. s7.50.
October, S7-45; November, S7.57; December
s7.56, January. s-.36
Galveston. April 16.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady. S7sC.
Liverpool. April Is.-Cotton-Spot fair
demand; prices frmer; American mid
ding. 9-15d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

1870; storage western, He southern at
mark, l-aF-74c-
Suga-Rav. strong; fair refining ; SIS;
centrifugal. IS test. 4 3-SzSs1sc; molssses
sugar. I1-3ec; refined, firm: crusheu. as;
powdered, 5.s5; graduated. So
Conee-Dull, No Rio. &C
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
CASH QUOTATIONS

F-lour-Steady-
wheat-No. 3 spring eSl4a7ossc; No. ?
red 701zG73c-
Corn-No. , Csc; No. yellow 45isc.
Oats-No. . 2lfEZc; No. white 2sit 4
SIC; No. white 2S1aQ9oc.
Rye-No. , Sc.
Barley-Good feeding &C: fair 70 chocie
mailing 51656c.
Flaxseed-No- sl-5s. No. northwestern
SI59
Prime timothy seed. S78.
Ness pork-Per barrel 81 1e1sG14l5
Lard-Per 10e pounds. SsEds32
Ribs-Sides Qoosel SS-I5ls-s5; dr. should
ers Cboxedl rare: short clear sides
(boxed) sS.37Iz ESQ.
Whisky. basis OF high wines ga
Clover. contract grade. SI-00
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
WOOL MARKET.

B1stc1. srr1 -s-0w1zs - re -scezt
61o6s wh-h have czat s-Eaze -
machinery 81 q 1ruoer - re @sE Ky
land Us IRE demand far wocl 1ErzE
ere rasr W-@s has beer rc-El1ara 13y cs.r-
tailed The t1s.-ess has 1e-1 s-1E et
press snrw 70 sl-rs = ws1a1ess Ter-
rt1-T Es ere ned lz and Gre $50 r.
- s-au,e are seIrE asaus = p g. w1s
-1e s-rrsT snrs e1Gge1 AZ HE
fleece Eaals are zeet tlt s-r9r ass
---sEsr wees are hs1 1-1 VIA rrsz
rassz o. TIE ccs- 20 supcr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago, April 16.-Cattle. receipts 800:
generally steady. Good 10 prime steers,
S5.oo96-9Q; poor 70 medium. s3-s g;
stOcSers and feeders, s2759475: cows
S2.7514-50; heifers $3.50 70. Gamers. g 10
Gzl5; bulls, S2-s0G4-50; calves s.. so. . +;
Texas fed steers. Si-25d5-35; Texas grass
steers $500 400; Texas bulls. s.. 75G3e0-
Hogs-Receipts today 5000; tomorrow,
g coo; left over 800: weak; top, Sc. %
Mixed and butchers. S5.s5a6 121z. good 10
choice heavy sS-e0Gs20; rough heavy s5.S
45-s5; light, S5.s5G6-05; bulk OF sales s5-s5
G6I0
sheep-Receips 700; lambs slown.
shOrn lambs up 70 s5.15; good 70 choice
s-ethers. g. 1850; fair to choice mixed,
s45014-I5; western sheep, = $3.50; year
ings. s4-75g5-00i native lambs 81 1855;
western lambs. s5-o0Q5.S5.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April 6-Cattle-Receipts
10 eco, including 600 Texans: market gen
ersu steady. Native beef steers s.. 6p6
5-s5; Texas steers, 81 25G5.00; Texas cows.
g. l5Qz-Z5; native cows and heifers. g. 8
as; stockers and feeders. s3-s0d4so;
bulls. $-251450: calves. 81 5Q6S50
Hogs-Receipts 10000; market 5G71sc
lower; bulk Of sales s5s56605; heavy,
ss.G5G6-15; packers. s5-s5G6-o5; mixed $3.50
86Q5, light. $4,000; workers $5.65G5.s5;
pigs. S4-e06.00.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: market strong to
Sc higher; muttons. &3.e064.s0; lambs, 1880
E5I9, spring lambs. s5-50G7.00
ST. Louis.
St Louis. April 1s.-Cattle-Receipts
500; natives steady. Texans lower. Ma
tive steers, S42095.so; stockers and feed
ers. S-6OQ4-55; cows and heifsrs. s2Og2
$50; Texas and Indian steers, s3-s5G5.I0;
cows and heifers, & 400S55
Hogs-Rsceipts 1000; market 56l0c
lower. Pigs and lights. s5-s575. Is; pack
ers, E5-s71aG 5.9I5z; butchers. S6.o0Qe15
Sheep-Receipts 1850: market steady
Native muttons, s4-5065.0O: lambs $500
600; spring lambs Sc 00TS00.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

REpREsENTATIYE -.

The cattle market was steady with
Hight oferines 81 mixed stuf. mostly II
single hcofs from local sources
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

Washington, April 16-Forecast for
Kansas: Fair wednesday; Thursday
fair; warmer. northerly winds. becoming
variable.
Oklahoma and Indian Territorv-Partiv
cloudy wednesday. Thursday fair var
mar northariv winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

Hhsn s1r1e rese.e zl1ke q fool tsr-ea
ceuzsirss. strr trT - 30 Is - 1rs7E4
% rhelr -z1ess.--st zz1lzS-sz la-r
s1rz=
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

On the Produce Exchange today The
market closed as follows
Butter-Aiarket. steady creamery 157
2o1zc, dairy. La-sc-
Cneese-SteadE. 1lsl2szc
EgE@Stea6y. fresh &c
Dressed Poultry-Duu. turkeys, ssG
NE. -nlcZsrs sze-c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
KANSAS SOUTHERN ROAD
Three HOurz' TaIk ever Prospective
Wichita Road

Omaha Neb.. April ls.-Presi5elt Chas
s Wheeler OF the kansas southern rail-
road. chief Engineer SchVauecke ard
r n snyder. president q rhe Citizen :
Nauoua Sank q kansas CITY. to-day
hald q th-ee hours meeting WITH The
Commercial club 20 discuss a proposed
Cnaha-Euacria sir Lne-
TIE officers Of the road have asked
che city 70 issue 81 80 bends AID the
proposition VII be submitted 20 TIE cir-
-zsns- The line II The proposed mad
rams from omaha u Enporla snd
toaches several large towns q Northern
Kansas
Going 70 T17eka CT Kansas City taxa
the new 1ye- on The Roc Island ~ -
= T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
The WEATHER.


Wichita, an. April Is 1871.
Durin gthe past = hours the tempera-
ture has been from 50 70 Il. & range Of 1s
degrees. and the mean 81 which IS de-
grees cooler than the normal with a fresh
south wind, a sunrise shifting TO north
west az S a. m. - inch Of rain before
daylight, followed BY cloudy weather
most Of the day On this date last year
the temperature was 66-54 and =
Since the frsr OF April the rainfall has
been AS inches Last year for the same
time the rainfall was 10 inches.
FRED T. JOHNSON, Observer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
Binrhamton. \. Y January !. sa-

EDITORIAL remedy, samPsoot
which al
bottle
Of the thousands thou
Root writing
oHer In Daily Eagle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17

For some time suffered from serious kidney
which believe
AID
realized
form
7 a aaurov I'm
Z has 10
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mine. and with
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago. April I6.-Ths leading futures
RANGED as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
Kansas City.

July &c. cash So. : hard Sc. No s.
CSC. No -ed .7l6-2c. Nc g. ssSc
Corn-I1y. Sic, July Ea7c. Cash. No
mixed S2izcs NJ white -. no. 3. z-isc
oafs-Nc. whst=- &C.
Rys-No- = $685.
Hay-Chosce timothy. sll5a7-1. choice
prairie, SIS s..
Bsstter-Crsamery. l7scoc; dairy. fancy.
1-1l5c-
Ezg=Fresh, 1sc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-01
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mayor McConochie is in Streator.
Mr.. and Mrs. C Buckley visited at
Joslin today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f Kost are VISITING
at Astoria, Ill.
Mai. c. w. Halves has returned
from Peoria and Chicago.
Mrs. Lizzie Eagal has gone to Wal
nut, ILL.,, for weeks visit.
Mrs. j. c. Pentlaud left today to
spend the sum ner at her former home
in Goodrich. Dat.
Mrs w. b. Roberts and two chill
dren left todat for Milwaukee to visit
month with relatives.
MISS Lenora Larson, of Cam bridge,
returned home this morning after d
visit with Miss Grace Hall.
John w. Brodman, supervising
clerk IN the railway mail service al
Peoria, who come lere to attend the
Erhart- Peters vedding, was caller
at The ARGUS Office today, accom-
panied by his friend, Joseph Geiger
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-01
SEASON AT THE TOWER
MAY BEGIN NEXT SUNDAY

Ii this summerlike weather contin-
ues Black Hawk Watch Tower will be
opened for the season next Sunday.
While people have been visiting the
resort for several weeks, there has
been no entertainment there beyond
the natural attractions. John New
Eerg, who has contracted for the
management of the inn, Gays music
has been engaged and that he hopes
to be able to have the band strike up
the first piece sunday.
A season at tais favori5e place
would be hardly complete without a
series of promenade concerts by Pc
tersen's orchestra. They are always
looked forward to by the patrons of
the tower, aud Henry SonnLag. man
ager of the orchestra. is already
around with his subscription list,
which he never experiences difficulty
in filing. This Will be the fifth an-
nual series by the orchestra at the
tower. The opening concert is to be
given May %.
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SAD AFFLICTION OF
APITTSEIELD YOUTH

Hayward Griggsby. a young man
well known at Pittsfeld, Ill where
his father is postmaster, has been
stopping in this city the past few
days. Last evening he was noticed
acting rather queerly at the Harper
house and the police took him in
charge. He was placed in care of
Sheriff Cralle and his father not fled.
The latter is expected here this even
ing to take his son home. The young
man seems to be breaking down with
some nervous affection. He was sent
a way from home on a trip for his
health