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New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 25.-wheat to-day was abandoned
by many of its most prominent friends, some Of
whom not only filed the market with their offer
ings OF long wheat, but turned around and chased
maintain Flour demand was poor they said; and
II vas so far down that at such prices as now pre-
vail the slightest breath Of suspicion IS apt to
destroy the character Of even the most proper
and well benaved OF bull markets. At the close
December wheat was IL and Nay I9sc lower Local
receipts were 80 cars. The comparative snallness
OF the movement Of winter wheat had a strength
ening effect and helped the market to recover from
a decline Of 3zc which il suffered the first hour
The range Of December was from 81 14as TO 81 1s
closing al s. 1412Q1 Ass May closed at 81 I39s and
sold as high as SI14b.
Excellence Of the weather for the curing OF corn
inclined some Of the smaller traders at the open
ing 10 sell May and December corn slightly under
the previous days closing prices. There were no
large offerings the market and II did not take
long TO absorb what for sale below yester-
days figures, which being done and the demand
continuing the market assumed strong tone The
local receipts were 80 and the estimate OF
rnorrow's receipts was only p. Shipments from
Chicago were l67, 600 bushels The highest for De-
eember was 4s2sc; the lowest 4s1zc: the close was
$3.50. May closed at acc after selling as high as
461sc and low at 45Ikc
The oats market was largely Of scslping charao-
Ter. Local talent did most OF the trading Cash
houses were sellers. Receipts were 172 cars, Of
which 35 cars were contract and OF the same grade
$4,000 bushels We're taken from unlicensed eleva-
tors. Shipments hence were 1S4 0Oo bushels; sea-
board clearances 1000 bushels. Estimate for to-
morrow, 60 cars. Future deliveries closed un-
changed TO 14c higher. December closed at 2S7sc.
The highest was 2s1sc and the lowest SAC The
range OF Nay was from Sozso 70 311so. closing at
sll4c.
Provisions were duh, and local traders played for
break. and met with fair success. Logan picked
UP good deal OF product at lower prices. Hog
receipts were larger than expected-21.000 head-and
prices at the yards We're SC TO Ioc lower Meat
shipments were 1.So8000 pounds, compared with
3,l910QO pounds q year ago.
Lard shipments We're 10000 pounds. compared
with l770oe0 pounds a year ago. January pork sold
between 81 20 and $l2 10 and at midday sold at
So 5 January lard sold from 81 12]a to s. 17la jan
uary ribs sold from s6 52a IS 40 and reacted to
S6 E71s.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

fiu-oIn-st 9 : 200 q OF Columbus for
two tive story frame dwelling houses e0x4s.
Eiward G CahtIi owner 3 Ebeling. architect. s.
T.tncoln-st. e =. 240 q % Colu.nhUs-eye. Tor
rwo story frame dwelling house. 21x3s. Ed
ward G Cahill owner. Ehelng. architect. 5.
Columbus-ave. = 81 q % LeUise-st for TWO
two story frame dwelling houses. 2ux4s. Jacob
Cohn owner. 3 Ebeling. architect .-.-..---. o.
v-endover-ave .. 3 p " % BathEate-aVe. for
fv.o fve story hriek stores and tenement houses.
5O 6xs6. ! and s0.6XId.d Leader ara J Bloom,
ovners. H0FerburgeF & Straub. architects ..-- 90
Efalrose- 5 . corner u l55th-sr. for
SIX stor. stores and teneueut houses. 5OZf-i
am 50x7o; Huetener 8 EScher. owners Horen-
burger z Straub architects .--.-.-.-. G5.
r,risf6w-st 5 253 II n JeuniRgs-st. f1r
cne story frame stoTe building a0x50 Charles
T Sell ovner Albert Davis. arehitert. .---.- l.
t8na Park East. s. n n of pgospect-ave.
Tor a three story brick dwelling house 2fx52.
Friedsrik Eoppelsuaau. owner. Moore s Lan1-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Boulevard. or Public Drive. g. IT411 II . Of
1SSth-st, p. 1lx2S ax27x39. A: William c. Kror1-
meyer to Albert Bruns; mortgage, $1,000 o c

sGgsyeEs Is q q PgsHs s,dTss REtse v. iTa 9t
meyer to Albert Bruns; mortgage, 5000: -
1oist-st No io6 West 25sx1ooii: Micaasi
Buchsbaum to Rosa Hammerschlag mortgage.
I.4ta-ss $ &i5 # Of Leno1-sve IOOzsg II. -''''
mortgage $1,000 : Nominal
Charles L NIeehan- 1850
4 Abbott to IL JACOB q HoroSitz 81 and - 1000
Mary Moore Z to e John g aTsg 9Ga59O ana aHosdsT
Lexnrton-ave ton " No sSa 2ox7o CIV Real
Properly Inzssttag Company to Robert Rogers
1AslgI S15VoS I66 . =, z5 ~
ward Dunn to William H Malcolm mortgages.
aeld to Pauline zeGner raort1aga $4,000 Nominal
hony 70 John Conabur; mortgage, $4,000. 80
1s5th-st No $50 West. 251io6. sarah Rabinowitz
west End-a1e M ss5 Iexi0S. W9am 1
sgtphth to R1e6en sadoTsEy: naoTtsags.
lOist-ss No i21 to ISL West 1oe s1loo II: Albert
Lawrence 10 Max GInsberg. mortgage.
14siSsg 3 e75 r W Of I-e1ox.ave foexe9 II:
Gustave Morsenthsu to Pincus Lovsnfeid and
74fb@st No ss West 2oio2 3 Josephine Nor
genthau to Theresa A Eiiinger: o c and -. 100
Rhoda newman TO Randolph N Newman. Nominal
lOG Gdts ,rpss.h ls1 s1 a snor q. to sTn: o
cifo5naT 9Tssass, - II 6f i45th-st 25xIoo
Congrsgaon Taln5gd Ihors g, Beth Be- AoT0h0m to sooo
Hroonie-st. No 49, 5 s. 2Sx60: Mark BiurnenthaI
TO Jacob Auerbach: mortgage. SIS SEQ c and 100
2O2d-st. g. 100 " OF 9th-ave iGox9a II; Ja-
cob Rosherg to Walter Sheridan: mortgage,
RoVery. No e7O. s. 25x9O: Cornslia 1, Marshall
XVrIISon STsyr-baT - Nominal
EIizabeth-st . = 1T23 It OF Houston-st. 81 TXss
x37. .TxSS.5; CorneIia L Marshall. individually and
executriX and trustee, and another 10 VII,
sd-ave No SIS 70 $50 " 3 Tex75; Cornelia 7.
Marshall individually and sIecutrtx and
trustee. and another Wilson Marshall; cNoInli1a
6Oth-st Nos 24S. PAS and 247 West T4Itfxl0OS:
Frederick Van Wyck TO Clarence D Baldwin
Central Park West. s5th-st 29xl0O;
s5ot5sT s5ajsT ho's 10 Heoecca = S~ops anu aOoC
s2i-st No 433 West, I6 1Oxes9 o; James Mack to
Pennsylvania. NeVF-York and Long Island Rail- -
road Company. mortgage. Sl1-0O0s o and 100
144rh-st. s. 2T5 IT OF LenoX-ave, 10tfxse u
William Prayer and another to Harry Marz;
mortgage $50. 600. and 1VO
l526-st, g. 2T5 II Cotrtlandt-ave. 2iSX
100: Adolph Wexler to Sarah 7 Mason 1tt
S2d-sr No 435 West 81 3x9S9- Mary Guertn
10 Pennsylvania. NeU-TOTk and Long Island 90
Railroad Company; and 4U'
1s3i-sI. n $ IA II II Q OF Tiuton-ave. 2lXa2 Tx
21x529: Mary Roll to Margaret Mckeon; o c 80
- IN
LsexinKton-ave. 5 4sth-st. 100 5x1T4-6, VIII
KoArber 20 julius Fox, mortgage ,os
S2OO-OOOs Q and ~
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
INFANr ASYLUM 10 RulLn.

Plans have been filed with Buildings superinten3-
ent Hopper for new two story quarantine pavilion
70 be built for the New-York Infant Asylum on
It's grounds at the northeast corner Of Amsterdam
ave. and Sixty-frst-st. The building is to be OF
ornamental brick, so feet front and q feet Deep
and It's cost Is estimated at S4 CO., The architects
are Jardine, Kent & Jardine
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
RESALE OF cRIMmINs BLOCK.

Paul Mayer has sold for Samuel Green~the block
'front.' Nox1OO feet, on the west side Of Lenox-ave,
between Observation-Disclosures and One-hun-
dred-and- -forty-sixth SITS This completes the re-
sale of the block. Mr.. Green recently bought the
property from John D. Crimmins.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Arostsrdaul-ave and 6ist-st. E corner. FOR a
I've story brick hospital PAVILION. 60x26. New
YORK Infant Asylum. owner, Jarilne. Kent 4
Jardine architects
1ieTh-st n 9 10 q OF Fffth-ave. for two six
story briRk 4 athausss. with stores 5GZSI. 3.
AronsoH & Rosenbsrg. owners; sass & small
-rH-ave s, 90 II n 4 Of 14Sd-st: for a six
stery brick Lathouse, with store Joxf2, II
I4evlnson and another. owners; Pelham.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
REALTY COMPANY guYs BLOCK FRONT

The Broadway Reliance Realty Company. in con-
junction with B. Klingenstein and s G. Hess. has
purchased the block front the south side Of One
hundred-and thirty 100 feet west of AM
eFdan-ave-, and extending to within about hun
dred feet OF Broadway. This parcel comprises
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
REcoRpEp MoRTeAeEs.

anto Robert AIs 70 sTaPasE Pss Ran W..5 gss gss7-
EFagss IN @ Tss TesFe's 2eato a; 70 az per $1,000
2eggg @ I 10 MAJ i5i ese u A'f year per $500
q. ssssas . e.; :. n. 3: rs .3e 80 S.' s
Edgar. Helen NJ and another 10 Daniel Seymour;
92d-st No AZ West; prior mortgage. $1,000. soo
springer Bsruat Fred opPsEda:ans !! :. Il. Brew
M6ntTsd fT Max 70 Congregation Tairnlnd Thora
Beth AoTohom Cufton-svs. " $ p # Of soo
MrssFs' sornsF iEn7sd 1850 10 aesS Js Al Ps
prior H9rtgage So GOO; years per SEN, a. S''
SANE Rg.69e 59 's5s vsaas MaaGas sa per 5000
Same 5rfage 20 Asq!p5 si5 6oo Years, sS per
A33sTS9I; 9Smnahv. c5rf sorhst No e 5000
Miller Ad9lt 70 Excelsior ssyings & BaS Same Ciig I %
1ewaid. Simon 70 Lawyers. Title Insurance Com
rany: I22d-st No 2Oa West; years. 417 per ooo
weiibrock. Lenore to Hamilton Bank q New
York; lots Ie4 and ls5 map Cndercn Terrace ooo
Koens Fredsricka to Mutual Lie Insurance
Fasn No "a Eas 51'G5 years % sosSa psr 10000
tuition; 112th-st. No 235 West; years Al per ooo
Henderson. agnes R. to Farmers. Lean and trust
Sen9 Sqnapany Irving Place 40 o. year PEI 10000
lFSSG0Is eo@pahy :aE 44s asis 4 " Of ooO
TToyanow Is Isaiah 5sa 70 a Hannah man Ia07 Ser 5000
Klein samuel. % the State Bank; Avenue .. Nos
Sots5 ne s9d loo prior u.olss ''.OOO 12oOO
Same to Theodore A swan. trustee same prop -
erry tue July 1907. per 44OoO
"ishI isi and srs Iss istsirents per 1880
5is West: so5a years, a per s7sO
Weinsteiu. Morris. 70 Ssamaa's Bank Tor savings
s2d-sc. n 5, i75 p OF Pa-k-ave; years. A .o
Fox julius 3 70 Joseph L Buttenwteser; Lexing-
-tou-ave. g 4sth-st due December L
TqEs;F E@Ts:s iss, e rs s East, 'sassag 5:s
McKeon. Margaret 10 Lawyers Title Insurance
gsS4s. per 25OO
FIrIong John Mary Kranich Central Park
West " g. 5T.I1 Il OF I06th-st; years. A
Gnsberg Max Louis kaufman; 1OIst-st
SAG 800: due BecsTher IS ia94 per osa5,-s. 100
tee and Trusl Company 21st-st Nc 21e East s5oO
The Manhattan Estate and Building
ISOLATION Bronx Investment Company; Ma
years per 10000
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
INCREASES ITS PREFERRED STOCK.

The directors Of the United Cities Realty Corpora
uon Of which William E Harmon is president,
have authorized the increase of the amount OF the
preferred stock from $4,000 to S9OO.0O0 making
total capital Of $1,oQoO0O the subscriptions to the
preferred STOCK having gone beyond the previous
limitation. The latest purchase OF the conpanv was
a block OF store property in Minneapolis
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
SELLS WEST SIDE HOUSES.

Paul Mayer has sold for Donald B. Toueey Nos.
25s and 255 West One-hundred-and-elevent two
SIX story elevator apartment houses. The size of
the plot is 72x1Olu feet.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

70 Golding & HIIIman; No. 24s East Fortieth-st-.
14x9s9 feet No. rs East One-hundred and-stxrh-St
z5Xl0OD feet: No. SO Bergen-ave. a hathOuSe; 40.
72 East ne-hundred-and-hftieth-s No 1GtS
Brook-ave-; No less JacksOn-ave-, To NJ l.
Ernst. and No. 205s Prospeet-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
Financial Meetings.

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, PITTSBURGH RAILWAY
COMPANY.
N7HE. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of this company the election Of thir-
Tirectors three Inspectors of Election.
for the transaction Of such other business may
the affairs OF this company. viii be held
e. the Companys Office. No 36 Wall street New York
Ci-S al ?. n, Monday. November 2lst 1904
transfer books of the company viii be closed
.-1,n p M on Monday. October 31st. until 10 A NJ
on Tussday. November I'D. next
New york. 14th October. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furushsd by Charles c. Gates Co. Nos. IL 10 ana
IS WaiI-st9
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
DELAWARE AND HUDSON.

d4essed LlnesO
annual reports Of the following railroads for
NEW-ToRK AND CANADA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
GAS COMPANIES.

GAS COMPANIES.
-s-rshe6 by William E. Nichols Co.. No. - Wall-stl
Bi6. Asked. Bid. Asked
- r Gas Bs1OS 10 ."N Aust con s. los 10
con 5s us y y & Rich Gas
----usI Coo $40 "No- 1sS 5s..I04 107
~ = Riv STANDARD -------l3 l54
Isl S. 1s44 1lo Us do pref.-..---. $50 190
a ss..-...--I07s I0s-l so IS I93O-..-IlO ia
sAnd interest
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY

The pamphlet report OF the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy Railroad l,craDapy for The year ended
s-Ae 80 has been made public The income account
Compares as follows.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
PFOPTF'S GAS light q COKE COMPANY.
Dcr

THE FORMIGUERO CENTRAL CO. OF CUBA.
New York Ofiee, No. 50 Wall Street
THE COUPON NO. 2S. DUE NOV. /, ON
the hrs, Mortgage per cent Gold bonds Of
this Company wiI he paid presentation this
Once LORENZO N GuLET Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

sAnd interest
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

DEsIE ABLE APAET9ENT twelve CONS =, lef- e--
II prcof apartment house resident, very moderate
JANIToR y W 1sth Street.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
sTREET RAILROAD BONDS.
Hass. rat; psIi6a 1as BID. IAsr..
FERRY COMPANIES.

/ Int period. Bid. ASKED,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
City Property for Sale.

residence. beautifully finished f;
,cHIHALD FOSS. 90 <. 42d 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
Davenport 8, Rockford 1.
Rain Prevents Two Games.
Dubu1ue 4, Cedar FaapIds o.

Dubuque, May 3O.-Dubuque shut
out Cedar Rapids yesterday in the best
game of the season. Cooks pitching
was the feature. not a visitor reach
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

May 2S.-In re guardianship of
minor heirs of L. John Erickson.
Guardians annual report filed and APP
proved.
Estate Of Frans Theodore Lund-
blad Order fixing amount of wild
ow's homestead right in proceeds OF
sale of real estate to pay debts here
in.
Estate of Peter Thompson. Order
fixing amount of widows homestead
and dover right in proceeds of sale
of real estate herein.
Estate of Kathryn McKeever. In
ventory filed and approved. c. w
Wenger. y. Stombs and Rollin Stur-
geon appointed appraisers.
Estate of Mary Ganahl. Proof of
death filed. viii presented for pro
bate. Petition for probate of viii filed
Hearing on petition for probate set
for Wednesday. June %. 1904. at &c
o'clock a. m.
In re guardianship of George Hen
~ Riley, minor. inventory filed ano
approved. Guardians annual report
filed and approved. Securities not
passed upon.
Estate of Nina Il. Kerr. Petition OF
Robert p. Kerr. husband, for letters
of administration filed. Petition grant
ed upon taking oath and filing bond
| in sum of 500 to be approved by the
court. Administrators oath taken
and filed.
In re guardianship of minor heirs Of
Milton b. Chase. Guardians final re-
port filed and approved. Receipts and
releases of wards. Frank ". Chase
Milton p. Chase. Ruth ]. Chase and
Margaret E. Chase, each now of age
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
Results Yesterday.

Dubuque l, Cedar Rapids 0.
Davenport ), Rockford o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
DUST FROM DIAMOND.

Saturday the Planets won from the
Dodgevillcs Il to II.
4 game between the Black Hawks
and the Young Centrals was won by
the former 20 TO ;.
Davenport has released Cassiboine.
who was given a trial with Rock Isl
and. He is declared trifle too slow
for a place with the Iowans. Wilder.
who has been change catcher, was
also given his walking papers. He is
a good catcher. but can't hit. His
place will be filed by Red" Moore.
who will cover the right garden reg
ularly when not behind the bat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
Guam Fails on Wagon.


Tommy Guam. the Rock Island twirl-
rr. has fallen off the wafer wagon.
saturday night he was suspended by
Manager Ross Thornton and fined So
or unbecoming conduct. Tommy.
since signing with the Colts, until Il
week ago. had passed up booze coun-
.crs, sticking religiously To pop and
lemonade. But during the past week
his foot slipped. And when Tommy
nits the line he goes so far i'm the air
that he does not come down on the
level with the remainder of the pOpu-
lace until he has exhausted his salary.
The temporary Encouragement of
the infield is working satisfactorily.
Donahue at first and Lister at short.
Manager Thornton is negotiating with
two more pitchers. one of whom. il is
said. will be able to report to him the
latter part of this week.
Dubuque Defeated To-day.
Dubuque. Iowa. May 3O.-Cedar Rap
ids took the morning game today by
superior batting.
'edar Rapids -.................3 =
Batteries-Jones and Thiery; Holmes
and Ludwig.
Davenport 3, Rockford 1.
Rockford. H.. May 3O.-Though the
locals batted harder than the visitors
their hits did not count in the run
column. Score:
Rockford Il =
Davenport ..............-...%
Batteries - Raymond and Hessler:
Stauffer and Williams.
Rain Prevents Two Games.
But two games were played in the
league yesterday. All afternoon ii
drizzled in Rock Island. The Twelfth
street diamond was not in condition
for the morning game today. either,
thereby causing considerable of a
money loss.
Dubuque 1, Cedar R~pIds O.
Dubuque, May 3O.-Dubuque shut
out Cedar Rapids yesterday in the best
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
FAILS To- REPORT
George Schock, Signed for Short,
Not Allowed TO Play Pro-
fessional Ball.
HIS PARENTS OBJECT TO 1T
Two More Pitchers on the String
Two Days OF Bad
Weather.
HIS PARENTS OBJECT TO II

Results To-day.
Davenport 3. Rockford 1.
Cedar Rapids ,. Dubuque ,.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
Acure RorPueu.

81 had bad case of piles" says G.
z. Carter, of Atlanta, Ga. land con-
suited physicians who advised me TO
try a box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. ] purchased a box and was en-
tirely cured. 1t is splendid for piles,
giving relief instantly, and 1 heartily
recommend 1t to all sufferers" De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is unequaled
for its healing qualities. Eczema and
other skin diseases. also sores. cuts,
burns and wounds of every kind are
quickly cured by it. Sold by all drug
eists-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30

filed and approved and guardian dis
charged. Guardianship closed. Fees
RENTED.
Estate of Sarah J. Moore. 1t APP
pears that the bond is insufficient
herein. David A. Clarke, as executor,
files new bond herein, which is ex-
amined and approved.
Estate of John Mcmahon. Petition
of Sophia Mcmahon. widow, for let
tiers of administration filed. Petition
granted and administrators oath
filed. Bond of said Sophia Mcmahon
in the sum Of $500 filed and approved
and letters Of administration issued to
her. Christian Naab. Joseph Geiger
and Joseph Dietz appointed apprais-
ers.
Estate of Isadore Verhulst. Claim
of b. F. Knox allowed in class l al
$50. Claim. of James Maucker allow
ed in class l at 81. Claim of G. l..
Eyster allowed in class S. at So. Claim
of Rock Island Fuel company allowed
in class at $3.50. Claim of John Sci
grist allowed in class at $11.37
Claim of H. Wittenberger. Jr.. & Co
allowed. in class : at $73.95. Claim of
John Hemmingson allowed in class
at S11.S3. Claim of Reimers q Fer
valid company allowed in class at
Sl0.49. Claim of Henry Kohrs allowed
in class = at $40. Claim of Reimers &
Reimers allowed in class at $27.12.
Claim of II. Darts Sons allowed in
class at $3.50 Claim of Rock ISL
and Argus allowed in class at 81.
Claim of L. V. Eckhart. agent for
William Seidel. allowed in class at
$50. Claim of John Meersman allow
ed in class Z at $3.50. Claim of Bret
scher q Fulscher allowed in class at
$55. Claim of Emil Jacobsen allowed
in class : at $3.50. Claim Cf Chapman
& Smith company allowed in class :
at $6.75 Claim of Sears & Johnston
allowed in class at $17,75. Claim Of
Joseph Geiger allowed in class at
1920.
In re adoption of Irene Cooper by
Edward Wagle and CCrdelia Wagle.
his wife. Proof of notice. Consent OF
mother filed. Father unknown. Child
being under II years of age. Petition
FOR adoption by Edward Wagle and
Cordelia Wagle, his wife. who are both
resident of this state. filed. Hearing
and order for adoption and changing
name Of child to Lii Marguerite Wa
gle.
In re guardianship of minor heirs of
Nora Wells. Guardians annual report
filed and approved. Securities not
passed upon.
Estate of Swanberg Fiellstedt.
Proof of notice to heirs of final re-
port filed. There being no objections
to said final report. the order nisi APP
proving same filed herein Jan. u.
1901, is made absolute and said final
report is approved. Administrator
discharged and estate closed.
Estate of Richard Woolver. Final
report of administrators filed and APP
proved. All the assets of estate being
exhausted in payment of first and Sec
ond class claims and report of insolv-
ency being filed herein. same eXamin-
ed and estate declared insolvent. Ad-
| ministratriX is discharged and estate
closed. Costs RENTED.
Estate of Heinrich Brandt. Bond of
said Dorothea Brandt in the sum OF
$500 filed and approved and letters
teStamentarY issued to her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
Games Tomorrow

Games Tomorrow
Decatur at Rock Island.
Davenport at Cedar Rapids.
Rockford at Dubuque.
Bloomington at Springfield.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30

George Schock, whom ii was an
nounced by the local management
Saturday had been signed as short
stop to fill the break ON the infield
caused by the indisposition of Reb-
scher. will not wear a Rock Island
uniform after ali, sending word yes
terday that his parents would not al
low him to play professional ball. This
was severe disappointment To the
management. a. il il understood that
Schock is Il fast player. He had sign
ed with Tcrrc Haute this season, but
failed to report there. probably for
the same reason that prevented hi
coming to Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals vii be received at
the city clerks office. Rock Island.
H.. until Monday, June 6, 1904, at 5
o'clock p. m, for the erection of a
band stand in Spencer square. Plans
and specifications on file at the city
clerks office.
The city reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Rock Island, H.. May 81. 1904.
Ii. {. SCHAFFER. City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30

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can greatly improve the efficiency of
those you have by the judieious use
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are pleasant to take
and agreeable in effect. For sale by
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-30
aECHTEL WINS SECOND
ROUND FOR MEN AT GOLF

There was good gOlfng on the ar
senal course Saturday, in the second
round of the mems handicap tourney.
and George NJ. Bechtel, of Davenport,
by playing within six strokes of
Champion Cady, the only scratch man,
won the match. and holds the cup I'M
til the next contest. The scores were:
Total Handi- Net