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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-11
warehouse statements:


New York: ApTiI 1e.-5spot cotton closed quie,
steady, April s,osc: Way May &c: 't Jane s, Gats' J ahs
firm with prices la points higher and gained an
G f5r a a furry sd by roem traders covering. foreign buy,
paving $500 for several extensive blocks. but
II. The fret ' Wav eh ~ i July holdings eager
= iIt i. 10 new HighIIecoFd figures April rsachins
vas very IRREGULAR; Frequent spurts Of liquida-
:essional bears caused marked weakness at times
snI f SaIf bb9 G,Tes T Tal,l beioS the top prices OF me
Southern spot market reports strong and senti-
m n gensrsily friendly toward !he market. but
ilcial estimates for to-morrow,s receipts at Hors-
for, uneasiness in hull circles. while increase
s inmates sGr this weeks in sight figures to
to prompt smaller holders to hastily take profits
NEVERTHELESS the New Orleans market held zen.
same option here was selling at soc. Through
OF op' JUN thr a and W Sersis stTeGs bulls S1ns, Tese large ss sellers
preston in the near and support n"f in the later
months ie tMo 's to &c s a naFr0wins IN the priGe between
days ago. The market ccsed quiet and steady.
net unchanged to 8 points lower.
New Orleans April I0-Cotton futures steady.
APRIL sst@S 90: MAY, 9ae: Ole: June s.@GsGic:
oet., s0iasSee. spSt cotton firm: Sale sales sis5as : 20:
to tow @rT misd fjT9' s ordin misa Ifs: good ordinary SIC:
I. s-lsc: middIing fair LIS" sood middi,n
stock 24s. 251. h"o
Liverpool. April 10. 4 p. m.-C.tton-Snot good
business done: prices Lied higher: American n, n.
ding fair : i5,lcd: good midd.i7g : 3-ied: mid
ding 8 Lied: low middiing 4 3i-3,d: rood orii-
nary 1 esd: ordinary 4 9-32d. TIE ssIes ~ W.
day were 5000 bales. of which 700 were far
speculation and export and included r. 200 tu,.-I-
can: exports none. Futures opened .te,dvi ami
closed quiet: American middlirg. p. O. =: Anrii
4 59-6.d V. April and May 4 5a-s,d $ NAV a11
June 1 a9-6id $. June and July I s9-sii s.: .JuIv
ard Aug. ! 59-G4d $: Aug. and Sept. 4 rs-s4d e.:
Sept. and Oct: 4 4o-sta4 4i-s4d Oct. and Nov
32-6.d b.: Nov. ami De-. 4 29-sid =. Dec. and.
Ian. 4 2s-6id 8: Jan. and Feb. 4 I'D -
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Cash Grain, FIOur. Etc

W~iEAT-Cash market: Receipts COZ SKIS a,5 IN
.ATs local and 3 cars through. No 2 rcd -si.G
sc. this side and soc to 19c +. side del and for
No. red +. side 7G2c. "H W
CORN-Cash market: Recein,s % ca-. ,o..,
and Il cars through. BY sempie. del. or T. o. bi
No. : at sic +. side; No. ? at Cole e. side sISi
"li=c latter fancy price, this side; No. . ve,ioy,
AZ el'2c p side, &c this side: No. 3 yellow r
SIDE at 6'iGc 10 arrive. 6easc spot: No. 9 white a,
" me- spot and e4c to arrive L. side: No. 2 white
~oATS-Cash market: Receipts % cars local and
y cars through: BY sample. del. and T. O. h !.
No at iJi2ai3&c; No. 3 at 43c; No. 2 Northern
az az a. no; . white at 4S.q4!isc; No. 3 white
white at &c for poor thin and Z. side, IiGiiisc
RYE-No. . nominal: sc del.
RiE,Salable at Csc del. E. side.
I'M alues at; SIC TO 61hc.
ELahSEED-No offerings; nominal.
OUR-ouotati on soft winter for car lots
lIk.a tatents St0n3.s0: straights at Sc. I5a3 %:
eNtIa fancy S25d3.35 clear 81. sOd3: low-erade
sort winter IN tute SKIS. 81 10: hard winter
M M juS" sSs y yOa2.65 for clear. 81. s. 90 for
rnIs - tVpS.50 I'm bulk. &c higher in wood
BItAN--At about ssc: at mill ssIe0c. shins &,
hhE at s.. IL In SKIS. and 81, 20
uea 3iRS NM City meal +. o. b. $40: pearl
HAY Receipts 1876 tons local and 20 toms
through; shipped $50 tons. Prices f. trk. as fnis
lows; Timothy S14dl4.50 for choice. sI5alsas for
ESQ for No. |: No. 2 sl0aio. 60: clover SO for i ny
J and sl0G1o.50 for No. 2. Prairie-Sn ! ,IsSS
10 and il2a12.5O for No. 2; low grades ssaio. 50:
,STRAw-wheat aa45O; cat So: rye IS; on
LEAD AND sPELTER-spelter at u.as; lead
HlGHNlNES-Steady. basis 81 20
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POULTRY.
Reccipts of Live Fowls Are Freer,
but Prices Hold Firm.
SPECIAL

hf BIN StEIlAL
New York. April l0.-Live ~Pouitry-Receip.s to-
day were . cars Western. l southwestern and Z
Southern. The receipts were quite free for 90
late in the week and with the demand prettv well
over and offerings of fowls light While heavy
fowls we're in demand. iohhers were reluctart in
payinR 1"c. bIt receivers were firm IN their views
end stock left first hands at f1l. current rates.
Turkeys and ROSTERS steady. Quotations IN
changed.
Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day S4 nkss. The
flesh offerings were mainly from the South vest
though a few small lots from Southern Indiana
and Southern Illinois came forward. There vas
n fair INQUIRY for choice ncdinUi-slzed fowls. hut
So many heavy rough fowls mixed in that buy
crs insisted OF throwing out that IT was difficult
to average over TIC on best marks. hut the mors
~selective Western brought lsEr. but latter was
quite extreme. Southern and southwestern fowls
contained so many hard and scrubby that 12c
was full high on best marks. With very little
in sight for the latter part OF the week. Il IL
ttousht. that the market VIII clean ND. Fresh
hen turkeys in pretty good demand: vonng toms
dull. Old ducks rarely exceeded 70. Spring tucks
in light receipt and firm. Arrivals of SQUADS
were much heavier and s. was extreme on aver
age white. though fancy heavy brought a prem
ium.
Frozen fowls and soft-meated .~-oastinr .ch,cs.
ems were In good demand: broilers and o,be-
kinds of poultry. excepting turkeys. sold Slowly
Iced fowls-Southwestern fry-picked l2c: south.
erng dry picked best I2c. Old ROSTERS Sc. Oshnr
quotations unchanged.
EggS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. April N.-~Eggs-Receipts to-day
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Range of
PrOyisiOuS,

Provisions were active for a short time,
but lapsed into dullness, with the general
wait for the Government report. Hogs adj
Vanced in price. and packers supported lard
and ribs. There was a fair cash demand
for the former. Scattered selling for the
outside depressed values for a time, but
later buying sent them up again. and
May pork closed 1Oc up, at 1855 May lard
5dIi.c higher at s9.6549.67ls, and Nav ribs
5d112c higher at S.S54s. 97ls.
Estimate receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 10
cars; corn. GO; oats. 50: hogs. 1900 head.
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Hinged and stained al Lasc below white
Gaiyeston-Spot market nrIn; middlinvs o..
sales 3.s7S bales. -
sales $50 bales. -
Memphis-Spot market firm: middlings 8 l5-lsc.
Receipts at principal points:
Salyestoa. l,els bales; New Orleans. 1856; No
bile. 8: Savannah. 1892; Charleston. lS; Norfolk.
30: Houston. Loo: Memphis. 973.
re net receipts at all United States ports for
SIX days were S5,Ii bales. as against 5s.ssl a
Week ago ana IS.Sy a year ago; exports. 3, 3+i
psies. against lZ,,ala a year ago; stocks. st9. 617
bales. against 126. 'I3 bales.
ST Louis warehouse sta
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Stocks of Grain fin Store.


Wheat-July sold OF to 70kc and that hid: PITTS
0,.n10i4c to 69Hc: calls 71S67Ac 20 1-sc. Corn
MAY offered at 60ikc: puts 5s&c to 59Ac: calls
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The Banks.

New York. April 1l-Close: Money on call firm
at 4aSi~ per cent. c'osing offered at AZ. Prime
mercantile paper 4i+I5 pee cent. Sterling or.
change easy with actual business in harke.s' b lie
at si.s,9s for demand and at 81 S5diSi TO- "a
days; posted rates asset ssh; s7mrsrc'ai bills
bonds firm. state bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
New York, April lo-Exchanges .ea5. 81. 7rs: bal
sI ass'G s.7., A ss5l l'-EssAa"ses 'sAesl.s's; bal
sPh,ladeIphia; Pa ApE,I @-cIear!nss ,ls,ss4.-
Raitimore: Nd. %Ap;ll . Gle rings Dss s a,asl. 7s,;
ha G { 500, gSi None JmSear5 per : ;ss o,a. ,o'
'4ss,s on demand and, i, New S@Ma Y"rk . sS;hSnss a, par:
York exchange par to aoc discount. Ciearings
Butter and Cheese.
New York. April o.-Butter-Receipts. 600
pigs: steady: State dairy. 25asc: creamery'
S Saate' G 2se@sleRi ssGs et seft { Pks si!"i arm? ,a 2ts
large full cream. fall make. colored. Ii;aiaHcs.
t sansy ! amsii f a'nts sFe fafi fs srsa make ss Thltf ni lkEsis 6:
S5ed lsSlsAs; fan Sx- mall State. full cream,
Philadelphia. Pa. April 1l.-Butter firm: extra
Western &c, Sssa R,,, .,s ssG; Dc 2.r nearby points. SIC.
fancy small. lesdlsc: do, fair to choice. 1iai2iac.
5s Shicae dairies s,as7c. Cheese arm steameries 2s
Sugar.
New York. April 1o.-Raw sugar weak. fair rs-
i sases sugar ! : il.isc. Refined 81 SUGAR ssf' QUIET ! t:ls slns mei
a;aos; powdered ts0s; sranulated 4.s0c. MoIasses
New orleans. April 1o-Sugar quiet: op4n Kettle
2i1Q3 3-1ec; open kettle centrifugal IN se1sc.
yellow sl:a37sc: seconds 2nSssc, No.
Dry Goods
New York. April 1o-The dry goods narket tn
day has shown a firmer tone in stapIe cnttons
owing to a firm raw cotton market. Other divi,
sions of the market remain unchanged. More
business could be transacted were sellers in a
to supply goods and make earlier de-
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. April 1o.-Available cash baianco
SOC. 703: gold $e4. 931. Isi. ~
Bar Silver.
New York, April 1o.-Bar silver 5sxc DER ounce.
quiet, 53Ad per ounce.
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average l3c; Texas light lie: fallen i2Isr. MAS
ana n Arkansas i2c; No. l native l3c: No. : native
salted No. : ssc: Horse hide. dry 7sc. Green.
sated Western-Round sac; Southern do g..
Seiected. No. 10 nc: selected No . sic. nav;
cured &c per ID. less :uncured lc per h less.
cnlIs 5itc: culls. dry stocks. 6l.c. Horse h,ls,
&.75. do. No. . SIS. "ee'
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spection hrsts- There were no further offerings
OF storage-packed. Duck eggs steady. Oro.e-
,ionsi at mark.Mester and Southwestern :irsts
fresh gathered dirties I5di5Ikc: docks iidIiisc'
Other quotations Unclaimed.
Philadelphia, April -Eg steady: fresb near
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FINANCIAL.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
VERDE CRANDE"

Is the only company known to the History OF ths
World. back as far as Two Thousand Years b.
&c. that sold its Stock at so per cent above par
before paving a Dividend. except that part OF
History which applies TO the Nation OF France.
The sole reason for this is that VERDE
is capitalized for less than one-twen-
tieth Of Its present value. and. taken in COM
parison with various OIL concerns now on the
market in 81. Louis. would justify a capitaliza-
ton Of over Five Hundred Million Dollars.
Contrary to publications made heretofore.
VERDE GRANDE'' will remain on the marke,
with Five Thousand Shares for five days. from
April 18th until April Goth. at 5000 per Share:
proceeds OF sale TO be applied to construction OF
a Railway TO be owned and operated by the Conn
pany TO its property, in event the Board decids
TO make the sale OF Treasury Stock for this pur-
pose. The proposition Is now under considera-
tion. and II the Board determine to apply the
earnings to this improvement. the applications.
as above. will be refunded.
Applications for more than one hundred G0G)
Shares will not be considered. We reserve this
right. in any event. to allot a less number C:
Shares than applied for.
The Company will not issue Bonds for any I'M
provements whatever. as 1t will adhere to t-e
strict policy OF no Indebtedness.
People who have visited the Property. under a
form of guarantee from the Company, return
with a desire to double their former applications.
With bona-fdo purchasers. who will deposit
Five Thousand Dollars with any Bank OF this
City. as a matter Of good faith. we will enter
into contract looking forward to an early visit
TO the Property. by which they may withdraw
the amount deposited and Ieceive in addition ex-
penses of the trip. also One Hundred Dollars per
day for time lost tcnly fifteen days allowed in
event they do not consider the enterprise a safe
Investment.
In addition to this we will post a forfeiture %
20 per cent
Only bona-fde business men Of unauestionabls
repute permitted on these terms. as we have
been placed to some Inconvenience by takers and
Spectators.
The Verde 6rande Copper Company,
L. Suite s02 Carleton Building. j.:
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10. 5g3 cases. The opening Of the market sbowe5
an entire change In the sentiment that msrkci
the business on the exchange yesterday and the
sales. which were 1850 cases. were AT nm ad-
vance from start to finish. Business on the street
was moderate on the basis Of 16c for apprnved
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Wool.


Sfark and seedy at from &c to &c per In Lace
D aiiowed on old and 20c on new wool SKIS
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me Following tables show the range n, ,r,c..
on future and cash grains: ""'
Yesterday. Wednesday. Year Ago
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MARKET CLOSED HIGHER,
WITH LIGHT TRADING.
RCLLlSH GOVERNMENT RE.
PORT EXPECTED.
Corn Again in Good Demand and
Receipts Extremely
Light.

Anticipations of n bullish Government re-
port and private wire Information that
fall-planted grain in many sections had
been damaged. kept all the local grain mar
kets steady yesterday. though frequent
liquidation prevented any great advances.
Almost the only bearish factor was the
Cincinnati Price Current estimate that the
condition of wheat was fairly good. Reports
from Oklahoma and Kansas were distinctly
hcariSh. Warmer weather prevailed
throughout the West. and rain fell in Mis-
souri,, Iowa. Nebraska and the Dakotas.
Liverpool prices were slightly lower and
other foreign markets were steady. There
was a very light movement, but the cash
demand was not az good as on Wednesday
and speculative trading was light.
The Government crop report. posted at
} O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. showed the
condition Of winter wheat on April | was
!s.7. compared with S67 December l and 9I.7
last year.
May wheat opened asc up and sold at:
50. 7gc; 7sac. 7ssic.
sc 5@ly a selo 7o' C ' % &c.; 5'4 .Sac 7oS *. g !s;.e, &c &c:
looitc' Igsc '9Sr 1oisc. !ssc. T9Igc .gs.c. ia
S'sG7Oisc. '' WV "-' "a" VS.
Corn was not extremely active. but there
was sufficient cash and speculative de-
nand to keep prices above those Of We'd
nesday. Receipts were moderate and there
was a continued brisk inquiry from South
ern points.
May corn opened 1-l6c off and sold at:
59@c. 597sc. sea-. i97sc. 594 d597sc. 5ss.c. 5sSc.
Ss,,Sc, 5s'.c' 5s'sc. ~, s1'sc. So-Geesc, eO4a
July soi6 at 5e,sc. 9Aa59i.c 5ss,c. 5slsc. 5ssc.
Sept. sold at 5S4C.
Dec. sold at DC.
July oats closed with a gain Of TIC. at Sc.
Receipts of wheat at st. Louis were s3
SKIS. and 10 cars local and , cars through,
compared with 80 SKIS. and 10 cars local
and , cars through a year ago.
Receipts of wheat at primary points to-
Gay We're 259525 hu., against 4l6. 90 blu. in
1871. and shipments were 3l6. 942 bu., against
i5i.Oo bu. The Northwest received 49, cars,
against 20 cars in 1901. Chicago received
$50" bu. and Kansas City Sc, 100 blu. The
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
TO sn,S SO hu. of wheat.
Receipts Of corn at st. Louis were 20 SKIS.
and y cars local and II cars through, COM
pared with 10 SKIS. and q cars local and 6
cars through a year ago.
Receipts of corn at primary points were |
lSi .ss5 hu., against 211. 90 bu. last wear. |
and shipments were Tbs bu., against H. )
80 bu. Chicago received s.525 bu., and I,
Kansas City $500 bu. The clearances
amounted TO 1909 bu.
Receipts of cats at ST. Louis were d
cars local and II cars through, comrared
Win iS SKIS. and II ears local and q cars
through a year ago. The cash market was
Receipts of oats at primary points were
-iis.elV bu., against 253. coo bu. in 1901. and
hlpmGnts were 269. 161 bu.. against 27s. 900
M me cleardnces amounted to 1881 bu.
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st. Loui. Cotton Market.

N"1EV" N"HT
4. L~ouis-Spot market steady at l-lsc higher,
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REPUBLIC sPEcIAL
New York. April M.~-EEgs-Receipt. to-day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-25

wind and stem set movement They
are beauties and are worth SIS; only
S9.25 at Brookman's.
y faculty recital is announced at
Augustana college chapel for Mon
day, March 3. at s p. IN. Those who
will take part in the entertainment
are f. f. Peterson, Z. F. Bartholo-
NEW, ~ ID. Bodfors, Franz Zedeler.
Edla Lund and Mary Searls Penrose.
L'Aiglon is the title of the new
spring overcoat which is being dis
played at the NJ. d X. This coat is
cut. made and trimmed in the latest
style, is strictly WATERPROOF and fits
to perfection. 1t is a truly meritor-
ious garment. Price SIS to SIS. NJ.
d X.
Il have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number of years, and
have no hesitation in saying that it
is the best remedy for coughs, colds
and Group have ever used in my
family. l have not words to express
my confidence in this remedy.-Mrs.
j. \. Moore, North Star, Mich. For
sale by all druggists.
The revival services being conduct
ed by Rev. Bingaman at the Second
BAPTIST church will be continued at
least during the present week. The
pastor states that the results aimed
at are being accomplished and new
members are uniting with the church
in manner that shows that colored
people of the city appreciate the need
of spiritual counsel.
The county solons met for their us
ual special late winter session at the
court house this afternoon. There
will be little important business to
come up outside of the regular rout-
inc matters which accumulate at this
time of the year. The meeting was
called a couple of weeks earlier than
would otherwise have been done in
order to keep out of the way of the
republican political muddle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-25
SPECIAL SALE
At Young a SIcCombs' Cash Store W ednes-
day.

At Young a NIcCOmbs' Cash Store Wednes-
day.
/ lot all silk tafTeta ribbons, No. 40
size. all colors. Wednesdays cash sale
price, per yard, 12c.
/ lot all silk fancy hair ribbons, all
colors. Wednesday cash sale price.
per yard, sc.
/ lot all silk taffeta ribbons. No Q.
full line of colors, Wednesday sale
price. per yard, 30.
1 lot 42-inch all wool suiting, new
spring shades, exceptional values.
Wednesday sale price, per yard, soc.
At = p. Mo yards unbleachcd
muslin, for this hour only, 25c.
lot all linen toweling. unbleached.
Wednesday cash sale price, per yard,
SC
pound camphor or moth balls,
Wednesday cash sale price, Sc.
FIorina toilet soap. our regular
price. 1Oc. Wednesday sale price, ;
cakes for zoe
Good gold paint for all decorative
work. guaranteed not to rub off or
tarnish, Wednesday cash sale price.
15c
Safety pins. per package lc
Stick pins. per package. 1c
Hooks and eyes, per card of ,
dOZ.. lc.
Silk twist. per spool, 1c.
Mourning pins. per box, 1c.
Hair pins, per package. lc.
Spectacle cases, each, 1c.
Thimbles, each. 1c.
Card of collar buttons. ic.
Children's KIondikc union suits,
sizes 90 :. regular price soc, Wednes-
day cash sale price, 25c.
Mems ties, string. puff. and fOur-in-
hands, soc quality, Wednesday cash
sale price, 1Sc.
Ladies' assorted hat pins. colored
stones, gold and silver plated, We'd
nesday cash sale price. Sc.
s-inch glass berry bowls, Wednes-
day cash sale price, each. sc.
When Knighthood was in Flower.
Wednesday cash sale price. 69c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-25

Don't Make Your stomach
a Dumping Place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-25
Kills Husband and Self.

Near Kickapoo. a village u miles
from Peoria. yesterday Mrs. Jcnkin-
son killed her husband with an AK
while he lay asleep. She then ended
her own life with revolver. The
woman had been acting queerly of
late. and it is supposed that she had
become suddenly insane. Three small
children Witnessed the tragedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-25
CITY CHAT.

Clear Havana L. T. ID.
For insurance, L. J. Burns.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Steel ranges at Wilcher's.
Foot-fittcrs. Dolly Bros.
Fitting shoes at Dolly Bros.
Stylish shoes at Dolly Bros.
Shoes AAA to L at Dolly Bros.
Comfortable shoes. Dolly Bros.
Homes for sale. y. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Morning light. Union made cigar.
Steel door mats at Summers & Co.
DIR. II. G. Trent, dentist, 1924 Sec
oHd avenue.
Alright garbage cans at Summers
& Co.
Spring top coats at UIIcmeyer &
Sterling's.
Peoria washing machines at sum
mers & Co.
See the new spring styles at !. Il.
thinner & Co.'S.
Opening day Thursday. 27th. Dun
lap hats at Lambert's.
Buy your door mats at Brookman's.
y good one for - cents.
Closing out sale of crokinoIe boards
9S cents each at Brookman's.
The best wringer in the market at
Summers d Co. See them.
Don't miss good thing. Simon &
Mosenfelder's special trousers sale.
"
styles i'm Easter neckwcar. % to 5Oc.
NJ. IL X.
Go to Simon Lewis for wines and
liquors for table use. Quality guar
anteed.
Spring novelties in ladies' shirt
waists at Lambert's. Each pattern
exclusive.
The SWEETEST lines in town. the new
spring Overcoats at Simon & Mosen-
felder's.
Correctly attired men viii surely
wear an Ullemeyer Il Sterling spring
oveTcoat.
They are here-the new spring over
coats. Any length - to IS inches.
Simon & Mosenfelder.
Reports concerning smallpox today
were all of favorable sort. There
are no new or suspected cases.
We are showing three styles in the
new L'Aiglon ovcfcoat. and they are
beauties. S1J to sis at the Nh X.
Sensible safeguards against sud
den changes in temperature. the new
spring top coats at UIlemeyer & Stcr-
ling's.
Now is the time to let us take your
measure for that new spring suit or
overcoat. New spring styles now in
at J. Il. thinner & Co.'S.
". &. Tryon. relief operator at the
Postal telegraph offices for the three
cities. resigned today. He will he
succeeded by c. f. .BagIey. of Daven-
port.
Last call on stiff bosom colored
shirts. The best in the house at o
cents; were SI.5O and $500; - cents
for S1.OO and S1.2j values. Simon &
MOsenfelder.
The choicest wines and liquors at
reasonable prices. trial will con
vince you that here is the place to
do your trading. Simon Lewis re-
tail liquor store.
Mansfield, the long full: Brighton,
medium length, and the DreXel box
short top style are the leading pop
ular overcoats for spring at Tile
meyer d Sterling's.
BacBman's Glass Blowers will open
their engagement on Second avenue
opposite the new theatre tonight.
Inc admission is but 10 cents and
every visitor receives a present.
We are pleased to note the gener-
Gus response to our special pants and
shirt sales. Simon & Mosenfeldcr
never disappoint. We advertise what
we have, and have what we advertise.
With the coming of sunshine comes
the announcement of arrivals of new
spring styles in young mems suits,
hats. neckvear and the stunning new
spring overcoat, the L'AiglOn, at the
VI. q n.
Gentlcmen's gold filled. hand en-
gravcd case. guaranteed for 20 years,
fitted with Elgin or Waltham stem
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-25
The Weather.

Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday; moderate tenn
perature.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At z a. M. %;
at 800 p. M, ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-25
Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends and
neighbors for their kind assistance
during our recent bereavement and
tributed.
MRS. MARY EDAIONDS and family.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-25

During the months of March and
April in addition to homeseekers'
tickets on sale March and IS and
April 1 and Is TO Il number of points
in the north, west and south, the c..
II. !. d II. railway will have on sale
daily very low one way tickets to
points in Utah, Wyoming, Washing
ton and Oregon. Also commencing
March 1 a daily tourist car will leave
Rock Island for Los Angeles and San
Francisco Via the short Line" For
full information write or call ON f.
III. Plummer, c. II. ~, 1913 Second
avenue.