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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-10
Wall Streets Shakeup Not Due to
Any Setback 10 the Com
mercial World.
LEGITIMATE TRADE IS COCO.
Distribution OF Merchandise Is Heavy
Enough to Prtdu:e Freight
BloekadeS

New York Dec 9-Duns Weekly Re.
View OF Trade tomorrow WIN say!
Wall streets severe reaction was not
due to any setback IN the commercial
world, all measures Of legitimate trade
showing wholesome progress, aud conf
dencc IN the future Is unshaken, Rail
way earnings IN November averaged
92 per cent greater than In the same
month OF 1908, and the distribution of
merchandise Ia sufficiently heavy 10
produce freight blockades at several
points. Manufacturing plants report
Increased outputs IN almost every In.
stance except where inadequate watec
supply proves temporary Interrupt
ton. Seasonable weather has stlmu-
lated retail trade In wearing apparel
and holiday goods are I'm great demand.
Foreign commerce at this port for the
last week shows a gain Of S2.O299l In
exports, as compared with the same
week last year, while imports increased
S200S, SOL
strength continues IN the hide mar
ket. Moderate offerings Of foreign dry
hides are readily absorbed at further
fractional advances.
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KANSAS CITY
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. i0-May wheat opened q,
20 u down at 1915 20 l.i0ps and improved
10 i.iDA. but later declined 70 los undei
pressure TO sell long lines. II closed Will
a net loss Of q at ii0N.
Cash. Wheat No 2. red, lifsa1 .1jM
No B, red 09ai 10. No q hard. iO9}i
ll3, No. 3, hard. l02gl iO No ! northern
llgnleJ No. ? northern l@ulj; No. o
spfng lO3all2
Corn no. q lGMa7; No Q. 4aGlJ.
Oats-No. 3 80, No. 8, 2gu2gia
Close. Wheat-Dec, iO1A; May LOS
July, 951sqs9
Corn-Dec, az; Jan. lgis, May tlhi
July H4.
Oats-Dcc., 2sH. May, 8ON mly 3lH
PorR-Dec ll.G; Jan, i25O, May r 81.
Lard-pec, G,s0i Jan, 6.Sj; May IVA
Ri6s-Jan, $50, May G.aa. July. GS.
Rye-Dec, %
FlaN-Cash. northwest i,4
Timothy Dee. go
CloVer-Dec. 1859
Barey-Cash. 3SRjl.
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Mark Twain once expressed the fol-
lowing sentiments TO a Young woman
who had not smiled mt thing that he
had said during an impromptu re-
ception In his honor at Bryn Mawr COL
lege TO which his daughter had Invited
him.
An the young ladies but one were In
a state OF great glee during the humor-
lists address-all but one had laughed
heartily at every Witty remark Just
as Twain finished he turned TO the
young woman who had not laughed,
and said, IN an undertdne You are
the only Sensible one here. / have not
said a single amusing thing II II We're
not for the conspicuousness OF II /
would like to press your hand. ~ Sue
cess.
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Stock Weathers the Gale and Sells
Freely at Is Cents a
Share
WEEKS BUSINESS on CHANGE,
Shares Sold Amounted to IsSOSl iOr
Which Buyers Paid the Neat Sum
QfiSo,loo

Despite repeated attempts 70 bear
May pay the stoot woathercd The gale
and ON 'change today came out We
torIous by selling at b. Ttue there
were offerings below this but they
were Few ond rar between and not such
ns to bodo ~ for the stock Ne"
York, which for some time past ho"
been running mate showed slBnt
weakness oad had lts best hld e' siH
with offerings at g2A.
The eall developed a fair degree OF
nctlylW IN Wabash, which sold at vi
and So. while Dsly-Iudge came forward
M $500. and Daly-West AZ tl2i1, seller
s0 For Daly there WAS paid the sum
OF s2.65. and Sacramento did business
at 10 and los .u
The weeks business IN the pl
amounted to l65.6N shares, wh'lh
brought The sum Of l39AQ0is, WINE
trading was not at any time over-a!c-
tive. ,he market held up wen under
pressure and closed with an array Oh
figures Quite gratifying.
The closing figures were as toho"7'
80. D.. 80 40
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DETECTED

Gregory Wlenkih, the new seCre-
lary Of The new Russian embassy, has
d ready and alert mind 40 Bar Har-
Dor, where he is stationed for the
summer an amusing story about him
has circulated Of late.
" seems that an elderly New York
millionaire who had known Mr. Wllei.
kin abroad, sent him, ON his arrival
at Bar Iarbor. a half.dozen cases OF
Egyptian cigarettes.
Mr.. Wlienkln expected the cigarettes.
Re knew how many cases there were
due him. Kit the man servant who
delivered them. being unaware Of this.
appropriated one The Russian de.
tected the theft al once He said to the
man. dryly
TELL your employer that ! thank
him Tor the five cases Of cigarettes
BE sure to thank him yourself for the
other"
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UMBRELLAS, 20 tIsR GENT OFF.
@--=a-As
Jensen's, jewelers.. 80 Main ST.
STAKE DIRECTORS.

The six Directories OF the stake and
Ward Officers Of Liberty Pioneer, Salt
Lake, Ensign, Granite and Jordan
Stakes VIII go to press" on Tuesday
next Dec 18TH Al Information.
changes of officers or addresses, etc,
must be- received not later than Tues.
day 10 a, M, to insure publication.
Address or call on
j. FRANK PICKERING,
Compiler and Publisher
20 Richards Street
Bel prone. 2O1O-N
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Strike on colombia Mountain.

The tuuneung OF Columbia mountain
continues says the sun of Tonopah.
The miners are several hundred feet
into the side ot the steep hllock and
have cut several of The lodges that
show on top, one ledge that does not
come TO DE surface WINS encountered,
and assays show 10 % ie az morn tnou
ordinary richness THE exact figures
cannot be learned but 70 rs stated that
n WIN SHOW several hundred dollHrs q
ton II Is the Intention % ths company
operating In the mountain 90 begin
stopping as soon as the tunnel Is com.
uleled
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MILLIONS IN SIGHT.
Frank Murray Has BONANZA In thu
saw Tooth Range.

saw Tooth Range
Frank Murray passed through Call.
cnte last Sunday with sack " free
gold orc IN decomposei quartz, show
Ing strings Of wire gold going high
values, says the De Lamar Lode. lie
has been III Death Valley for the past
five mouths and has located four
claims IN the Saw Tooth range. ana has
completed no feet Of shaft work ON "A
three-foot ledge going sl3j per ton. H.
struck a rich vein of free gold showing
black hematite Of iron and codrse gold.
"a inches wide going 1880 per ton. He
tx 1G miles from water. ana returned to
secure capital 10 outfit himself and
his partner Grimes TO put IN pipe
line extending &c miles apross the des
ert He says that even with the en-
ormous outlay necessary IN piping ln
water for this distance they have mil.
lions In sight
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RICH oREIN VALENTINE.
bingham Mine shows streak Assuylng
$50 ore shipments.

Reviewing the week the Bingham
Bulletin Gays that Manager Caimes Of
the Valentine continues to report most
gratifying results nom development
work A vein containing "a streak "
$50 gold ore has lately been cut and
among new showIngs Is streak OF
rich copper glance that improves with
sinking. The old ground on which tho
Valentine Is located bids fair to attract
great attention
A. Il, Holdeg accompanied By w H.
Coolidge and u. A. Clark Of the United
states Mining company visited the
mines on Wednesday. no doubt With
Increased interest In the Kempton
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Dec. Cattle Receipts. 40,
market steady Good 60 prime steers, 500
al % poor 20 medium, 30dj@, stockers
and feeders q gld4l0, cows, f0nf o.,
heifers. 2Ud6 CO., Gamers. i.3jq2 10. bulls
2Wd 70. calves 50QIOO western steers
Hogs Receipts today, 100; Monday, o..
90 market cents higher Mixed anu
butchers i&NiO, good 20 choice heavy,
42uiW bulk Of sales. 4i0di w.
shetp-Rccelpts, 5000 market strong
lambs steady. Good TO choice wethers
1 5lftj Is; fall 10 choice mixed 3,00ftf 20,
western sheep. 3 Jld600. native lambs,
lI5a6N; western lambs, 5,OOa6&.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Dee i0.-Cattle 81 Re.
cepts. COO market nominally steady Ma.
i've steers, S.@d6&; cows and. helters,
2 JOdil0. western steers, 3.00diij; Texas
sters 2. 75d3 els, range COW sand heifers,
Q 40a8 90; Gamers, 11jd2 ~. stockers and
feeders 2.59ii.O0. calves, 3.00d5 %, bulls,
stays, etc. 20004,W,
Hogs Receipts G9ly market shade
higher Heavy, i32fdi6la. mixed,
i32aai. 3i lights aid I %; pigs. 4.OOai 20;
bulk of sales, 32MQi 20,
,J sheer R'9e!g lsS market 5 strong
ewes. i.eQ4 %. common and stockers, go
di5O; lambs, 5.OHB2j
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Dec lO-Cattle- Receipts.
100, market nominal Native steers, 50lu
3 20, native cows aud helfers, l.l5d5.00
st0ckers and feeders 2DnA 10 bulls. roo
a40O, calves, 3.00pG2; western steers,
9 W0j O0, western COWS, 115q3,O.
llogs-RcCelpts 1000, market cents
higher. Bulk Of sales i3Qn4 IS, heavy,
i5oni G2is; packers, iS0gi.55 pigs and
lights. 3.750li0,
No sheep market .nomlnally steady.
Muttons. 100000 lambs i,50q6 %.
range wethers. iOO04g, range wethers,
iNa490, ewes. 2t0gI2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-10

New York, Dec. 0-Tbo following Ia.
bic. complied by lladstreei shows tho
bank clcarlngs AT the principal cities fof
the week onded Dec. \ with the per-
pared with the corresponding week last
year
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NcN YORK. bee lO-sugar. raw: FIRM
Fair refining Va; centrifugal, SO test, Al.
mOlasses sugar, ~.
Refined Firm. Crushed C.3j powdered
5.1i, graduated. $50.
Coffee Steady No Rio, So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-10
UTAH'S OUTPUT OF
COPPER BULLION.

Nearly million pounds OF cop
per bullion left the Salt Lake
snellets during the week, the
exact figures being gS5.27l This
IL considerably I'm excess OF last
weeks output and indicates the
good work being done at the
mines and the stfone desire on
the part Of mine owners 10 In.
orease production IN order 10 as.
slst materially III meeting the
great demand for this metal, The
record FOR the week follows:
Pounds.
Utah Consolidate. i, .i2j.2O1
bingham Consolidated ..SOS,1i9
United States. 90. .,,.25l3B
a-a-.
Total ..a, o." ..s...9S5.3ii
4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-10
GOODSHOWING
IN THE PRIMROSE
Tintic Mine Makes Shipment
Showing - Per Cent Copper
And 81 Ounces Silver
"MUCKtRS" HAVE KICK COMING
Those at CentcnulaI.Eureka Want Day
Wagcs-0re Shipments During
The Week.
sp.clal correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Dec. g.-The Primrose proper
Is. owned by y. G.. Sullivan, has been
lcaad to George PaSman Of Silver city,
who Has recently sent In o car OF ore
to he smclter. which carried 1876 per
cent copper 3l3 ounces silver, "A per
cert iron and 81 IN gold. The showing
at the mine II fine and Mr. paxnon has
two cars Of ore on the dump ready for
shipment
About 60 Of the "Muokers' employed
at the Centennlal.Eureka mine have
drawn up petition which they viii
present to the superintendent asking
for a Uniform rate Of $3.50 per day The
men are now working under the con-
tract system, which does not give en-
tire satisfaction.
l.. c. D0ty, former Eureka mining
man, who has been absent from Eureka
for the past three years, has assumed
the supeHhtendency Of the Bullion Beck
mine, succeeding James Earls who re-
signed last week Mr. Doty came out
from salt Lake last Sunday and took
up his new duties on the following day
lie is By no means unfamiliar Win
mining IN the Tntic district, having
been connected with several local mines
IN the past, Mr. Doty was superlnten-
dent Of the Eureka Hill mill about sew
en- years ago. when the mine was en-
toying q period OF Unprecedented pros
perlty and during the past two or three
years he has been In charge Of mining
property IN Nevada
Al meeting OF the stockholders Of
the BalhInch Mining company held In
this city ON Dec. 4, the matter Of sell
Ing the mine was discussed
Several capitalists are anxious TO sel
cure the ground which Is located In the
north end Of Tintlc district An all
probability the property VIII change
hands.
Frank scnppatura and Mrs. Anna
Marks have completed the annual as
sessment work on Pluto, liales and
Styx claims lying Just east OF the Bull
Hon Beck mine.
Considerable Development work Is
helms done by the Wasa Mining COM
pany on their claims In North Tintlc
The tunnel viii be continued to q
Cepth Of 600 feet, when they expect to
tap the vein az q point near the shaft,
Some splendid samples Of ore have been
take from the ground and the pros
poets FOR a good paying mine In the
north end Is very favorable.
Che ore shipments from Tintlc dis
trict FOR the week ending Dec 3. were
IA cars, coming from the following
mines:
AJAX s'''....'..'','',,,, j
J0llsd 's'.,,,,''.,,s,., 4
Grand Central .,..,......... 4
Mammoth ..'s..,,,.-.,...,...
VICTOR ''''.'P,,.'t.'s '''',,,'',,,
bomlni ''''ss.s,,....,'.., ~
bulllon.Beck .,,,,..s..s.,...,,... 2
Centennial .,...,,,... 81
Eagle & Blue Bell ..........,. II
star Cons, '..,,,,....,.s.,u, 4
Eureka TIN ,,.,,....,,.,.... 2
Nav Day ...........
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BANK STATEMENT.

Totals .....sIi22,S37.O3 A2iS, ili 20
Decrease, il25,571,23,
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MISCELLANEOUS
JENsEN,s, 50 MAIN ST.

Reliable Jewelry. 20 per cent of on
Umbrellas.
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BOOK BINDING

And printing specially attended to NJ
the Deseret News once Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders q
specially.
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Observation-Disclosures
BOSTON MARKET,


Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the brokerage & Finance
Co., successors to Hudson Sons Co..
brokers. we're;
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JENseN's. So MAIN ST.

Reliable Jowelry. 20 per cent OF on
Umbrellas.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The approach OF dividend period at
the end Of this month is causing CON
siderable activity In the list Of the fa-
yorites IN the local stocks and there
have been some heavy deals, especially
IN Utah Sugar preferred several ihous'
and shares Of which changed hands at
prices running as high as slOO5. Com
mon has moved up strongly to A,3o'
and the best offer obtainable on the
market OF any sized block Is A,42h
from the seller Amalgamated COM
mon Is In strong demand at Sl4O win
fpW SELLERS
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WOOL
ST LOUIS

ST. Louis. Dec TO- Wool nominal Tor.
rltory and western mediums, IH92. line
medium. HAS, fine, lGdil
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A TEMPORARY JOB,

A story credited TO the late Repre-.
sentative Campbell Of Tammany fame
tells ~ au amusing conversation be-
tween two Irlahmen in the employ OF
the municipal government u New York
city
That's a good position the lad Null
cahy has said Millgan.
Aye good position replied
Duughgry but hen not lasht long"
mot ,asht long why, wot do ya
maue2'
Hell not lusht long loggodly re-
iteiated DoughertY IL snid so whln
he took the Job fciye years ago, and /
say 50 shullr'-Horpers Weekly
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A WIRELESS MESSAGE

Received in Salt Lake. See page 7.
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sALEs

MORNINGS SALES
Daly-Judge, 80 al $50
Sacramento. BOO nt l0i 500 at 1915.
Star Con. 1000 40 TO-
Little Chief 1000 az 2h.
OPEN BOARD.
DAILY, 400 at 1865,
Daly-Judge, 30 at 5l5 TO-
Daly-Wcst, so at 1915 b 30.
May Day, 900 at "a; l,C00 at 2sM 800
at giii; 500 at 2i% 1000 at 2iA b SOi
1900 at 25 b 30, 1900 az Is.
Wabash, $50 at Gil; 100 al GO,
TOTALS.
Shares Nalue
Regular call ...n.....u80jO 1851
open board ..uu, ..u.to5O 3,65s5O
lO1OO yil0li3
Weeks totals ..-...uij565i $50 40OIS
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FIRST
WIRELESS MESSAGE.
THE GIRL WHO DIDN'T LAUGH.

Eyor Received Here. Sec paeo /.
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UMBRELLAS, 20 PER CENT OFF.

Jensen'a~JcweIers, 50 Main ST.
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ToNoPAH STOCKS.
BANK CLEARINGs.

Observation-Disclosures,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
Live sfOcI

Catle-Steers s45Oa $3.50; cows and
heifers SO n $3.50: calves SO N sf-tg-
Hogs-MiXed and butchers S4Z1 q
$4.75.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
Strengthening or over. S3.5O0$5;
lambs $4.j00 81.


Graln-Corn 55c N 5Sc; oats 43c N 4Gc.
age-Tim hay s110 S1S; praf-
RE sea 5000. straw $3.50
WOODLAND, per load. $3.50.
Coal-Lump. per bushel, lac; slack,
per bushel &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
TODAY'S MARKETS.

Chicago. June 24.-Following are the
opening. highest, lowest and closing
quotations in today's markets:
wheat.
July. S4a4. S55s. S4as. S5Is.
September so. sos. 1875, SOS.
December. S04, sos, so, sos.
Corn.
July. 4Sbs. 4S3t, As, 4S%.
September, 1875. II, IS z, 4SA.
December. "A Is, 44$s, "A, "A
Oats.
July .3S7.. 3S7s. 3S>a. 5Sas
September. -. 30. 312i, n q
December, 81 Is. 30 Y .32A, 32ss.
Pork.
July. 1900. 1910. 1897. 1910.
September, 1890. 1910. 1927. 1910.
Lard.
T. Su dyy;m 5io5; 5o 5 5 49, i 5ss 7sz
July. 1872. 7.G2, 7.52. 7.G2.
September rs. 7.S2. 7.72, 7.S2.
Receipts today: Wheat 6, corn 31I.
oats 50, hogs 1900, cattle 5000. sheep
Hog market opened steady. Light
=. 0J az $50. mixed and butchers 300 AZ
5.35, good heavy 5.0j@ 5.S7. rough heavy
Cattle market opened steady
Sheep market opened steady.
Hogs: At Omaha. COCO; cattle. 1000.
At Kansas city. hogs 5000. cattle Loo.
L. =. Yards. $40 a. m.-HOg market
strong, 80 to I0c higher. Light 5.11m
5.37. mixed and butchers 5.10Fr 5.42.
good heavy 5.15Ft %. rough heavy o.i5
a. 5.25.
Cattle market strong. Bccves 3.S5m
g 80. cows and hcifcrs l-2S6f 40, Texas
steers 4.756f $50.
sheep market steady.
Hog market closed weaker. Light
5.15m5.37. mixed and butchers 5.l5s
80. good heavy 5.15Fi 5.43. rough heavy
Cattle market closed steady 10
Sheep market closed steady.
New York stocks
New York. June "a Following
are the closing quotations on the New
York stock exchange:
Gas SsH. g. r l. & p 2OIs Southern
Pacific 46h, y. & o. 50 5. Atchison com
mon T2&t. AtchisOn preferred % 4. G.
NJ & st p 1871. Manhattan las = 4.
Copper 30. W. L. TcL co. 49,. y: Y.
Central 115. L. & y. 1903. Reading
common 47A Canadian Pacific 1898
r. r T. 4S24. L. :. Steel preferred 80.
L S. steel common 90. Penna 115@
Missouri Pacific 92A Union Pacific
SS4, Coal & Iron 35 y. Erie common
Central 1317 =. Car Foundry 17iz. Re-
public steel preferred Al. Republic Steel
common G1z.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
MINERS DECIDE TO KEEP
UP THE COLORADO STRIKE

Pueblo, Colo, June 24.-The dele
gates convention of district No. 10.
United Mine Workers. decided by n
unanimous vote that the strike in the
southern Colorado coal fields shall be
prosecuted vigorously and that the
fight shall be To 4 finish.
Cripple Greek, Colo, June 24.-The
Citizens Alliance has ordered 5000
buttons for coat lapels bearing this
inscription: They can't come back
Every man in the district who is CD
posed to the Western Federation of
Miners is expected to wear them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
REPUBLICANS TO RATIFY:
rs TO BE poUBLR-HRADER

Fears entertained by republicans
that the local barometer of the party
had fallen so low that it would be dan
gerous to propose a ratification, have
had them dispelled by John Rinck.
chairman of the city-township commit
tee, bracing forward with the an
nouncement that blow out will be un-
dertaken, and will be carried out if
he is the only one in the procession.
John, who claims TO be the original
Roosevelt man in the city. has called
a meeting of his committee at the Of
flee of Justice D. r. McFarlane at 1880
this evening to make arrangements
for the celebration. II will be dou-
ble-header, ratification of both the
state and national nominations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
LAGE-WATERs SHOE COMPANY
Great Worlds Fair Contest.

The following is a complete list up
to-date of the standing of the contest
ants in the school children's contest:
Willie Schofer, Washington school,
Moline.
Leo Schaum. Hawthorne school,
city.
Emma Buettner, Lincoln school,
city.
Charles Rosenfield. Lincoln school,
city.
Edyth Peterson, Washington school,
Moline.
Ruth Andrews, Irving school, city.
Genevieve German, Sisters acad-
envy, Davenport.
Hazel Wiley, school No. Is, Daven-
port.
Willie Hagerty, Washington school,
Moline.
Florence NJ. Bailey, Kemble school,
city.
Ivy Burt, city.
Sam Sample, school No. 2. Daven-
port.
Marion Erickson, Taylor Ridge.
Albert Benson, Tenth street, city.
John Malseed, Center Station.
hdIle AlSAdHuSl, EllChSOh SCHOOl,
Moline.
frankie Miller. city.
Alvin Dick, Kemble school, city.
Donald Hartman, 925 Twenty-first
street, city.
Dorothy Coyne, Hawthorne school,
city.
Get your son or daughter started in
this contest. Some one is sure to go
and it might as we'll be you.
1903 Second avenue.
"The store where the dollar does
its duty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
FOURTH OF JULY PICNICS
PLANNED FOR UPPER END

Woodward's Grove will be the scene
of a celebration this coming national
holiday. Inere will be a ball game
between Cordova and Albany. 1t is
also arranged SO that there will be
other amusements from 10 a. m. to 10
p. m. A dance floor will be in opera
ton at intervals. Launches will run
from Port Byron. lie Claire, Prince
ton and Cordova to the grounds. In
the evening there will be a grand dis
play OF fireworks.
There will also be a celebration at
the Joslin fair grounds. DR.. J. w.
Morgan of Moline will be orator of
the day and there will be a ball game
between the Yuma Red Caps and an
other good nine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
M'CABE'S
Specials for Saturday.

Short net summer corsets, 19c.
Chocolate marshmallows, per h.,
1215c.
Sailed peanuts, per pound, 10c.
25c and soc belt pins, waist sets,
link buttons, hat pins, etc, one day,
15c.
Csc hemstitched tray cloths, 15c.
Fresh cut carnations. dozen, 15c.
Bingham aprons, &c.
Ladies' lace open work hose, 121zc.
Ladies' and misses 75c parasols,
33c
Mems So oxfords. s175.
Youths s1.50 shoes, $1.1S.
Mill lengths brown muslin. SC.
Mill lengths &c Shaker flannel, 41Ac.
Mems balbriggan shirts and draw.
ers, 19c.
Ladies' ribbed undervests, &c.
Pears unscented soap, &c.
Music IN he evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
YOUNG & M'COMBs'
Store News for Saturday.

Store News for Saturday.
soc Ladies' union suits, umbrella
bottom, lace trimmed, Saturday for
Csc
Childrens black cotton Egyptian
stockings, 25c quality for 15c.
Ladies' hose, light and dark shades
in brown, special Csc.
Ladies' pure silk gloves, white and
black. 75c quality for 39c Saturday.
Garden hose, per foot sc.
Best Cherry seeder, 75c.
Two burner gasoline stoves, $2.49.
Picnic plates. per dozen Sc.
Dainty waists, your choice of $500
values, Saturday for CSC.
MerceriZed sateen petticoats, CSC.
Mems shirts and drawers, double
seat, soc quality for 39c, the suit 75c.
Mems fancy Isle socks, broken
sizes. 35c quality for 15c pair.
% ladies' colored parasols, with
fancy borders. cheap at $3.50, Satur-
day. $19S
Music in the evening. as usual.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.
Today's Quotations an Provisions, Live
stock. Feed and Fuel.

ROCK Island. June 24-Fouowing are
the wholesale quotations on the local
market:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-24
Provisions

But1er-creamery lses zoe, dairy lsc.