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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER Il. 1904

sgstus HOLLY Horato-st $ IA # west Of q 600
GrSss, Rudolph to m dec ana Traders Realty
iepany soshn s c 40 II OF $4,000
Block. David L. and wife to Anne L Mead; 11eth-
cent 10 r Of LenozaYs ears PEI $1,000
Leox M rear: !.g per s., 5000
F'Rs Joseph and another 70 AeH q m aaaaen
Iese ia 1eoO yearsi per y-tgage comnanx
hathgate-sve. " corner I75th- years, ooo
Sane 70 same same property: prior mortgage.
stone J TO taion 5-' Dime savings Instlta
May isos 3 per 10 cent It " OF MaaSi aus 10000
oh%sis FTede;ek Adam schulz. lee,h-st go
"s Leonasd 6 5S Amsro@ &c MoTtsase io%pany
per VI 1880
ssl.5OO; year; per cent pm -, 1900
Pe gd Brothers TO Herman Cohen: ll4th-st
$500 years 'S' per- lave prior o.' 2O5o
SD SIDE Drive; prior mortgage, $1,000. year:
End-ave No 1874 3 years; a. 8er EN-, 10000
$40 600: 3 years: ; per cent pro- e..7e-, 1900
Trust Company: I7sth-st s. 1868 II . of
Eastern zT ov y fsa per cent l:o l''
ham Simpsons ; i75ii IT Of H fi
i Ba3 5s. to No ET rs West, IH,.r savings
Miller Adolph, TO Dry Dock savings institution
b hyenue A. $ 81 It Of s0th-st: per ,oO
s f 52 70 5 Vest I9aq55 a4 49y'P Ps
Gordon. Louis, and others to Citizens
per ,..... 5000
Homanu. Amanda. Fremont Realty Company;
CHnbleling ave, los It Of 1S9tt-st; in
stairentS. LOO
ls8,h-st: nstalnaents: s per cent - 1880
Guerr, Louis. East River Savings Institution;
lt2a-st. n =. 2l2.l 10 Fl Of 3d-ave; years.
~ 0O0
Neumann. Robert r. Title and
Trust Co Cnion-ave, s. 1874 Z, of WaI-st;
per bond 5000
az as Der bond 25 900
mortgage s25 900; , years { Per cent ....'.. 5000
Braun, Julius, q Bernhard POsenstOck et al.
S6th-st Nos 1G' and III East; Two mortgages.
each $3.50; each subject TO prior mortgage.
Sl5"o instruments, per cent lj.Jo0
bernstein. Harris and wife. 10 Seauan's Rank
Bank for savings in City Of New-TOrk; 12Tth
1905 AZ per cent. 1900
ave, cor lS5th-st year . per cent. 1858
Suavrer. Anita Il. and another, 70 EUligrant In
year. Az per ...........- 1000
Taylor. Annie Y to Harlem savings Bank;
year per cent .-.-........... COCO
SChrenSei=er. Martin. Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Co, Canal-st II cor Baxter-st: as
per bond ........... ............... 10000
Co: ParS-ave. No 1isi l year per cent. 1000
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REPORTED LEASES.

Foche- a. CO have leased the premises No 23l
West Thirty-fourti-st. FOR the John Jacob Astor
estate 10 William Overman for OF years for
business purposes The property Is a four story
building Also leased The four story private house
80 = East F0rty-second-st.. furnished. for G. L
aneideT - ? y. Hudson for dwelling house rsIT-
lnses. t0r term % FIVE ears.
william a. White a SOFAS have taken a lease Of
tte laird t3r1r ~ The Harvey Fisk !, Sons Build
-1g. No . Ceoar-st-. and win remoE% their Offices
about December 10 that place
FeHse & EllInan have rented for Mrs. Mar.a Cut
ing 70 r Grand Eauteville. for the season the
EHellsne house No. - MadiEon-aVe. northwest cor
nsr OF Twenty -ninth-st The house was formerly
occupied BY Clarence Il Mackey and !. Townsend
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Samuel Godstcker; 600 TO G33 l6th-st n : Alb II
u avenue b. 75x82x LOOKED 1Th-sJ xlT5x1s4 story
ok bldg and - story blk stable Of and
three story blk rs story bk bdgs on
17tf-st Corn Exchange Bank ct
Goeller x p attys, r + T Riggs. ref due. S3s.
SIS. 30 subject mtges
aggregating SlO2 90.
BY James L Wells pa I27th- ST IFS II u OF 7th-
lsxH9 il 3 and basement dWg +
O'Connen egt u Gallagher et al: Kelley. atty. 9
X Mcclure, ref 266 etc. $3.50
BY Peter Meyer: 1913 Crotoua Park North. n
Il Of Clinton 2JXlOc 1K25XlOl j story dwg
Robinson Herman Schoene It al; Hyatt
atty; Z l. Bushe. ref; due s4,3s0 IS; taxes etc
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a uNIoN-AvE. DEAL REPORTED.

Richard Dickson has sold for julius Brunninys
a rlot lZOx95 feet which there are several build
ings. on the west side Of Union-ave., about thirty
feet north of the corner of One-hundred-and-sixty
etehrhst Also for Lillian K. Burke and Miss
A69ie Wilkinson the let 251l25 feet. on the west
side Of Intervaleave, opposite to kelly-st Also
for Iavinia Patrick the private house and lot,
25xl25 feet on the side OF Intervale-ave near
One-hund red-aui-slX -ninth-st.
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A SURPLUS FUND OF ss.ooo.oo

National Bank At the close Of business on November
10 ~ of which date the national banks are now
reporting their condition To the Controller OF the
Currency. amounted 70 S34.5ls 100 Il the item OF
loahs and discounts being 24S5o.47s Il The bank
IS kl5o5sE1 capital stock. surplus fund Of 8
20 and undivided profits less expenses and taxes
Paid. amounting to 81 .703 29S IS
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TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Kingsbrtdge Road. north side 100 feet seds-
wick ave two TWO half story frame dwelling
houses 25x52 feet; Ericsson, owner Alfred Eric
son architect: $1,000.
Bainhr1dge-eve side 46I feet north Of Qnehan-
dred- ad-ninety- story and attic frame
dwelling house 20.2xa5 feet. Thomas Thorn owner.
Louis Koeng architect; S4orO
WIIlansbrdEe story frame storage house. 25Xt1
feet. John Ryan John Davidson, Infect. $500
One-hundred and seventy -seven1h-5t north side 80
rser west Of Watson Place frame dwelling
iouse- 2lx52 feet Jacob Jensen N-ls Goe5eg.
arcfli tect $1,000
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LEASES HOTEL KINesRoRoUeH.

Daniel G. Whearty has sold the five year lease
together with The furniture and goodwill Of the
Hotel Kingsborough. No. l02 West Forty-fourth-st.
& five story and attic building. containing over fifty
rooms. for Mrs Annie Spencer. who has managed
this hotel for thirty years, and rs now Ie-
firing The purchaser Is James n. Case, former
manager of The Martha Washington Hotel
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sCEwAB MAY FIGHT NAIL TRUST.
Report in Ironton That He Is Trying to
Combine Independent Mills.
by TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

IronIon. Ohio. Nov IG-Withiu the last twenty
four hours il has become almost certainty 10
business men here that Charles N. Schwab has a
plan 20 combine the independent mai! mills of the
country ~ night the Nail Trust Mr. Schwab is
and has been for some days. attempting TO close
deal here fox The wire nail plants Of the Kelley
Nah and IRON Company and the BeIlefonte Iron
Norks Company mere. and word comes tonight
that his representative having closed for the wire
EaI mill At Ashland, Ky IS his way here 70
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INCREASES HIS WEST SIDE HOLDINGS.

r Gussaron who recently purchased five lots on
the north side of -fourth-st
30 feet east Of Broadway. has also purchased four
adjoining lots. which gives him plot - feet front
H. will resell builders.
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BUYS BIG PLOT IN Fox-sT.

Norris Garffnkel has resold TO Arthur Berel
twelve lots on the south side Of FoX-st., between
Avenue St John and Leggett-ave-. plot $ooxIoo
caf
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ROBERT A. cHEsegRoueH 4 SELLER.

Robert A Chesebrough has sold to Abraham
Adelberg twenty-four lots fronting on the south
side Of Southern Boulevard the west side Of
A,-enue g John and the northerly side of limp
son Place The Berman Realty Company were the
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QUICK RESALE OF HARTMAN HOUSE.

The Sterling Realty Company has sold the four
story and basement, high stoop brick and stone
private dwelling house. on lot 20X100s feet, No.
ss2 West Eighty eiehth-st. The firm purchased
the house from j. W. Hartman a few weeks ago,
McVickar & Co. the brokers
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TO IMPROVE A FULToN-sT. PLOT.

Ferdinand Ciehlker 10 Dodge & Olcott No. 81 Full
ton-st and No IS Ann-st.. 25x12o feet. The buyers
viii erect on tire premises hrc9roor building for
fbafr own occupancy. The Rutland 4 Whiting
Cornoanv has also sold No JIG Beekman-st.. 1e.6X
b46 feet to George d. Waass.
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sAIE oE EIETH.AvE. ELArHousE.

z King has sold for David L Block 10 Samuel
TTiTfh-aye five story fathouse q lot 25xT5 feet.
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NAY TRANSFORM EoRTIETH-sT BLOCK.

According TO report yesterday the Bryant Park
Realty Company. recently incorporated has bought
d number Of dwelling houses in FOrtleth-st-. be
tween the Knox Building and the Republican tlup.
and these purchases may result In the ouhdlhg OF
apartment houses in the block
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

q r1xs 6x4g 7xs76 feet; Augustus F. Holly loans
70 the Union Construction and Realty Company
SOC O00
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SPLENDID TRAIN -EkN ACE
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD A. R.

Trains -epart from GrzHa Central staten. 81 81 aaa
BOSTON. va New London aaa Prov.de5ce--Fss99.
= i0.oo < I9"2 ! N f-loo- = l'S. x Sea
BOSTON Via Wi.liulaalc-+.s.Jo A. n. zoo P. N.
BOSTON, via Springhed-fe00 A. u. 1900, 'if0-
'II.GO ?. II.
FITCHBCEG. via Putnam & W0rces,sr-i3.OO ?. n
LAEETII-LE and NCEEOLE--S-5t A. n IS 81 2. NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. STDJ lDt4E- LENO&. PITTS
FIELD-f4-5O. = go A u. "a -5l =. M
WATERBURY and WINSTEL--r+-5o ss.oe 7fs.9o.
Hoop $1,000 Waterbury A. N FlUS. r4-30.
$50 u. +6.0o. z60O Ua Waterbury 2. NJ
Ticket Offices cC5rant Central station and cl2st1
St also Ella c2tl. Isl Z 50 Broadway CO Park
Place square. Ftr-a ave. c245 Clinous
Ave s49 Madison Ave c2T3 west l@5th 81. las East
I25th II Br7lAlyu. O. court S. $50 Flltna 3.
Broadway. =. L.
-paiy- Except sunday slarlays only- stops a.
la5-h St xstrs at I25th sundays rEar-0T car
limited Has Ginning Car eFarior and Sleeping ar
c. T HEsIPsTEAD. Gen Pass AT
o NJ SHEPARD Gen Slpt.
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Steamboats,.
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York the grace % God free and Independents
Rrssgno AIMEE Michel
R1ssiEuoJ- Justin Eoasignot Claude
-rephaEle GARNER nee Etassi< no1 Char
lgtrs Rossigno Marguerite Ross the alleged Widows
r-trs Louis R1ssignot deceased. Sad
r-erl-r whereas. E1asiEnot q City %
Te-k has ls-- applied the Surroga-es
fsotr-r- or New Y1rk. IN
rtnz rsatiEg real personal property SsIY
prv 81 As and Testament Louis xnCt
Iafa OF the Coua;v New York deceased, therefore
vou ana yl cited appear before tia
gate 0f County u NeS forS az bis once n tho
County 81 tne I'd dzy o. December.
hundred ard four a. na past 10 o'clock IN the tore
o. then ard there atrend the probate
% said tast Wu AID testament Aad S2eh Of YEN
a. cited -aler tar axe % -VeutySns
ears required o. appear nF your guardian z
..ave one II % appear AMI apply for
10 be appointed i sac ~ neglect D
D. e. guardian viii appointed by the
to --nresout and a prOceetlElz
IN testlr.luy ~ lee seal ~
SGrr1gzte's CaLrL OF tls said County o. New
be hs-eguta adlXra Witness. Hon.
Tseai Abrer Thomas. Surrogate u sa3 County
~ sew York saiI CuUrty, the I'D dAy -
Oct0ber. IA ths year % car Lord thsusaal
hundred au4 lCnr-
JAMES a uOSCELLY.
CLERK b the
IT A. NIEU. attorney Tor Petitioner. so Broadway.
York cry.
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READING SYSTEM,

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
Liberty street and south Perry time from sau.A
rerIt lEe minutes earlier than shown below
NJ MI 90 q 10 Eas-on Onlyl. SIS m. L2Q
- ~ 90 Easton oniy1 ,. sundays. Is
WILREsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oO. 40 m.
LahtNOoD LAkEHURST. TONS RIVER. AND
bahNEGAI-z4 o. '44U a n. SO (340. 4a0
dIaa5Sewoed and LakeauTss cnlyl 500 D n sunAays
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 a n = 40 D m
NINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-+z55 % a n -4f 3,
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
FoLNI PLEASANT. AND sEAsHORE POINTS
80 ? m sunday except OCEAN Grove. 9oo a
ATLANTIC HLDs STARLIGHT. MoSuoCru
BSH EAST Long RANCH 90, sac. II 80 a "a.
PHILADELPHIA iREADING TERMINAL1-+Ass
Zoo Is o. - 90. ito 90. fIIO0 n. 4i2O0 100.
SID 90 800 400 SEQ. - co. n 30. sSo0 sloao
.12 90 a 200 t'4Oo. '6oe ZOO. 70 Is D m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTOS-soo .1aso.
80 90 90 400 %. sToo. .1zIE
WILLIAMSBURG co. Il Is. IS co. g 10 t100d.
II on a Reading oEiyH. 81 90. Il ~. = 90 D.
Reating Po--svile Harrisburg only T+Go. rs Do
zFrom Lloerty St-e~t sElv 'Daly- tDal.y. except
qua xSaturiays- aExcept Saturdays
Cffces- Liberty s. Ferry Ferry. Aston H0us-
PSI. 40 1859. $50 Broadway, IS ,5tr ~ * Union
square West l5S East l2atn "a West 12th ST. 24a
St. Brooklyn: 39u Broadway. williamsburg New YORK
Tra1sfer Co calls Tor and checks baggage destination
W q. BESLER NJ Burt
Vice Pres and Ger ME- Gen Pass'- agent
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OlD DWMlNl0M G.lNE.

DAILY SERVICE.
For Ola Pom, Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth. Primers
Point Newport News connecting Tor Petersburg
Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington. D. c. entire
South and West
Freight and passenger
s. r Beach St every week day az 3 2 NJ
+ 3 WALKER. Eice-Presient & Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17

A DVEETIsEMENTs and Subscriptions for Ths Triouas
y received a their Uptown oftce
No 1864 BROADWAY
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Railroads.

Railroads.
PEN Ms YLVANIA
K AIL ROA Nd.
THE ONLY FouRTRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
AND dsfs s EW ENn saE EFFECT
sssn5 $ asF ,5ss ss 1aa S~ 5s
FOR THE WEST
$50 A M.-CHICAGO SPECIAL.
,955 A. M-sT. LOUIS LIMITED
'lo29 A h.-THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-23
:issEE. M-GGHETeAe9 && SiSH 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
:s.ss F a a-WE5 E1S5s F HSPREss
$50 Z. M-GLEyELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP.
.. AssHiSGToNS AND bt ThE SOUTH;
60 p g r. L6i;se SIS eaS
2a 2 e ss sqRasz 3 . iui .GS
SOUTHERN RAiLWAY,|s-25. AS p n. 1910 m
AT1-1NTIc COAST LINE.-s2s a. N. and Is D m
sEABoARD AIR LLNE.-1225 , m and 1910 a n
Norfolk AND WESTERN RAIEwAY-s25 ?. N,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-755 a m, week
FOB 3L Pr POST COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7.S0 n
ATLANTIC -cITY.-95I a N and 25s ?. m weekdays
sundays -T55 a II.
L6SG BS4Yc ksBrR F'f fARK North Asouy Park
SGndays). and Point Pleasant % a m, Il -. S25.
as Except Long Branch) and 455 D m. weekdays
Sundays. . % m = 80 D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
600. 'l.5J. SIS "tf0 -.
10 90 I15a a IL %. .1265 .l55. 2.I0 ass 3 ..
$50 42S 425 ass 455 FOR North PhiIadepha "
'555. 655. 755. SIS % tS.55 for North Philadelphia
en!y2 ?, m 121O night weekdays sundays O.,
- % 80 'e25 'I955 $50 '7Io 25 'I055 m.
u 70 IL 90 'l55 % 25 355. 1925 ('f455 FOR North
PHILADELPHIA only. '455 1888. 81. T55. .. s25
,S,a2 tor North Philadelphia only 1910 night
@1iining Car fEXtra-fare
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1884 11S and PSI Broadway; s2
t1fth Avenue (below 23d ST.: Fifth
Zz9th ST. Aston House and stations named above
BROOKLYN Court Street $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New YORK
rasier company will call for and check baggage from
notels and residences through destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Car
Service.
W. W ATTERRCRY r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
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Unfurnished Il partments to Let.

NOW OPEN ron INSPECTIONS The NadI-o,
souaFe. 81 Madison Avenue. New York
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Ocean Steamers.

R-NAPLES-GENOA
fNonenzOf n-NOv- 70. II AN Irene AN
Albert. Nov. &c, II AN Albert Jan q
.uIsa- Dec. g.. I.uise ia
NecSar Dec 10. II All Neckar-.- Fen II. Il An
From Bremen Piers, Sd and 4rh Sts.. H9bokeu
DELRICHS x co. No. : BROADWAY. y.
Louis Il. Never. - South Third ST. Phia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-29

paint. 1t always satisfies. Sold by
David Don.
Just received, shipment of choice
rural potatoes. Good cookers. Phone
| Kuschmann.
Double oven four-hole gas stoves SIS
each. Connections made free. Peo-
pies Power company.
Our $3.50 and S15 mems suits lead
them all for good quality and style.
Ullemeyer & Sterling.
Regular 25-cent bow neckties, for
Saturday only. two for 25 cents, at
! Sommers & LaNelle's.
Attend the "Fete of the Nations to-
night at Maths hall. Refreshments
and pleasing program.
Nothing but this springs styles in
| clothing are shown at Gustafson IL
Hayes. No back numbers.
The G. & II. special leads them all
for style. fit and workmanship. Sold
only by Gustafson & Hayes.
Red Cross Ball Blue should be in
every house. Ask your grocer for it.
Large OF. package only sc.
Our sample shoe sale has been a
great success, because we sell good
shoes. Finne, the shoe man.
Boys $1.2j solid leather shoes -
cents and women's S1.25 strap sandals
70 cents Saturday at McCabe's.
Remember tomorrow is the last day
of Summers closing out sale. VIII
positively close Saturday night.
Harris & Gauley Will have the most
complete line Of fresh vegetables to
he found in the city tomorrow.
Spring suit? Try a G. q II. special.
1t leads them all. Nothing like them.
Sold only by Gustafson d Hayes.
Misses and children's ready trim
med. ready-to-wear sailor hats -
cents again Saturday at McCabe's.
\ dollars worth of High Standard
paint will do more than a dollars
worth Of any other paint. ID. Don.
Our line of spring negligee shirts
surpass anything we have ever shown.
50 cents to $3.50. Sommers & LaVelle.
All up-to-date housekeepers use Red
Cross Ball Blue. 1t makes clothes clean
and sweet as when new. All grocers.
Just take a look in our window for
swell spring suits. We can suit YOU
and save YOU money. Sommers d La
NeIe.
Stop at Passig Bros. tomorrow and
order your Sunday dinner. They will
have a nice display of fresh fruits and
vegetables.
\ fine wash vest free with every
mems suit Of clothes at SO or over,
for Saturday only, at Sommers & La
Nelle's.
$12 is the price of suits at this
store: they are as good as any suit
sold elsewhere for SIS. You know us.
The London.
Patent colt oXfords for ladies. lace
or button, military, Louis or Cuban
heels: special for Saturday, 81, at
Lage-Waters'.
Mrs Theodore Holdorf will continue
the sale of her Rock river channel ice
at the same prices as last year. Phone
943 suburban.
Interior enamel colors make your
walls and woodwork harmonic. Wears
well. Can he washed without injury.
Sold by ID. Don.
When looking for child's suit. re-
member we are headquarters from
the popular priced to the best. Som
mcrs d LaNelle.
Best fresh saltcd peanuts 10 cents Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-29

Waters Shoe company's, 1903 Second
avenue.
When you paint use H. S. liquid
paint. Sold by d. Don.
Attend the souvenir sale at Lage-
Waters Shoe cOmpany's.
Go to Lage-Waters and buy your
shoes and get a souvenir.
For Saturday, Kadet blouse waists
half price. The London.
For all kinds of garden and grass
seed go to Kuschmann's.
See Adams mems tan shoes for
$2.95. They are beauties.
Mennen's talcum powder 10 cents a
can Saturday at McCabe's.
Batiste girdle corsets 10 cents Sat
urday all day at McCabe's.
Those 81 oriental porch pillows As
cents Saturday at McCabe's.
Ladies' handsome white aprons i
cents Saturday at McCabe's.
Women's lucent white feet hose 9
cents Saturday at McCabe's.
Two good gasoline stoves still left
at Summers closing out sale.
First class dressmaking. Reasonable
prices. at 1914 / ourth avenue.
Plenty of fancy Strawberries at
Harris & GauIey's tomorrow.
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Petersen's, 1914 Third avenue.
Boys shoes. . to 1872 and to 51s,
your choice IS cents at Finne's.
All kinds of choice fresh and smok-
ed meats at Schindler's market
Home grown asparagus and pieplant
AT Harris & Gauley's tomorrow.
Tomorrow. last day of souvenir sale
at Lage-Naters Shoe cOmpany's.
Come and look at our S12 suits.
They are all right. The London.
Have you ordered your gas stove?
See the Peoples Power company.
Ladies' oXfords from s. cents up at
Lage-Waters', 1903 Second avenue.
Everything in shirts from 50 cents
mp is shown at GustafSon & Hayes.
Ladies' patent colt oxfords. regular
$3.50 grade. for 500. Lage-Waters.
Try one of II. Tremann's Sons sugar
cured hams, best and the smallest.
Red school house shoes for boys
and girls. $1.25 and $50, at Battles.
Wallinc & Hamilton. express and
transfer. Old phone 1910, new 1854.
Buy your oxfords now and save
money. Lage-Watcrs Shoe company.
For tin and furnace work. see H. T
Siemon, 1926 Fourth avenue. union 2s3
Light underwear season now. Con-
suit Ullcmcycr 1; Sterling before buy
ing.
If YOU don't buy your suit from u
Iemeyer IL Sterling, YOU don't buy
right.
The G. & II. special cIothing-thc
ROYAL sack-shown at Gustafson d
Hayes
All the latest novelty patterns in
spring ncckwear at Sommers &, La
Ncllc's
j. Il. thinner & Son are showing the
newest fabrics in spring and summer
suitings.
All the new shapes and shades in
Stctson hats are shown ut Gustafson
q Hayes
Newest styles all the time in col
lars. ties and hosiery at UlIcmeyer d
Sterling's.
Get one of the pockctbooks at Lagc-
Waters. One with every purchase of
s. or over.
Paint your floors with II. :. floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-29
CITY CHAT.

Try Battles for shoes.
Knox hats at LIoyd's.
HAYES hats at Lloyd's.
Stct-on hats at LloyG's.
Call for the new Kinship.
Bows shoes at Dolly Bros.
For insurance. Z. j. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Sample shoe sale at Finnc's.
y " SHOES 9s cents at Battle.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Spring handle brooms at Shields.
Fancy Strawberries at Hess Bros.
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb's.
Spencer &: Trefz for bus or express.
Tin and furnace work at Wilcher's.
SID fer - ladies shoes at Adams
Oriole bicycles sI6.75 at David Dou's.
Womens slippers IS cents at Bat
ties.
Choice spring lamb at II. Trcmann'-
Sons.
The finest Strawberries at PasSig
Bros.
You should see Adams for your
shoe.
Go to Lage-Waters' for shoe bar
gain.
For real estate and insurance. f. J.
Burns.
Misses $50 shoes, IL to >, $1.15 at
Adams
Misses 81 shoes, IL to >, for $1.4o at
Adams
sa+5 for $50 ladies shoes at
Adams
Special bargains at Lage-Waters' to-
morrow.
Mems latest style tan oxfords $3.50
at Adams
Fresh vegetables and fruits at
Kuschmann's.
Paint with Lowe Bros. paint. Sold
by David Don.
High Standard paint is best. Sold
by David Don.
The "Fctc of the Nations" tonight
at Math's hall
Use II. Trcmann's Sons pure kettle
rendered leaf lard.
Finne's new shoe store is the place
to buy good shoes.
Table oil cloth 5 cents 4 yard sat
urday at McCabe's.
Girls sailor hats for spring at Tile
meyer d Stcrling's.
Childrcn's slippers ut Battles. 9s
cents. SIS and $40.
The only t,larp ia rrt haruain> in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-29

pound, maple cream Judges 5 cents
peanut squares : cents Il pound Satur-
day at McCabes.
Attend Finne's sample shoe sale
early and bring your friends. You
will save 35 to 80 per cent. Five doors
east of the Illinois theatre.
Let j. Il. thinner q Son make your
spring or summer suit. They are
showing the latest fabrics. and as for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-29

You viii miss pretty entertain
mcnt if YOU fail to attend the "Fctc of
the Nations" at Maths ball tonight.
An entertaining program followed by
dainty refreshments.
We show the greatest line Of smart"
suits for young men. They have Just
Il little different hang from the ordi-
nary kind. It's the college brand
that's il. The London.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-29
program and dainty refreshments

program and dainty refreshments.
There will be services at Temple
Emanuel. Davenport, ut o'clock this
evening. Rabbi ". II. Fincschriber
will discuss The CrucifiNion Of
Jesus"
Bargain in good upright piano; oak
case. Inquire at Roesslcr's storage
warehouse. 200 Fifteenth street, or
room IS, Mitchell d Lynde building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-29
THE WEATHER

Increasing cloudiness to-
night, probably followed by
showers Saturday; moderate
temperature.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature at Z a. N. AS;
at 2::3O p. m. SO.