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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

standard mddling. SCI 10 -four do. $50 IS; red DOG
s3l % city bran SIS so bulk s27 20 sacks Iniddllng
hominy chop. s2s so bulk. s27 20 sacks OIL MEAL
devoid OF excitement while showing very firm un-
derone throughout the session. in response to strong
fair commission house demand. At O'Clock July
was quoted 81 q or top for the day, May was auot
lower and created apprehension over the OUTLOOK
in Turkey but the main reasons for LiverpooIs al
Friday. good demand for carsoes and worlds ship
rnents Of only 6.S26000 bushels. compared with elzs
of 100000 bushels in the Minneapolis stock Tor one
day and primary receipts amounted to 900 bushels
days There was more or less selling at times during
the session account OF better news from the
general oYeF the N0rfh%es net %ssR This vas
efectQaly Offset however by reports that 50 loads
houses both sides Of the market, but bought
quite freely when the export business announced
change nearly all markets reporting excellent cash
6eInaad at high prices The local cash market was
a 9 NJ 6nHsh
and No hard winter. 81 3s anoat. CORN
lowed by sharp reaction and second advance with
May locally 1870 at o'clock, July. 76c, and Sep
NeW York. shorts being large buyers on an advance
OF &c from tho previous night The Liverpool market
reported to b. 2s4o6oo bushes oomPaTed With $500
600 bushels week ago There was some buying on
OF only 65 cars for chicago on Monday. No 2 corn
here was quoted T9iec IN elevator and T7Ac
773of anoat OATs-In response to the strength
in other markets. oats little frmer to-day.
although inclined to sell of quite sharply after the
lively weak: as compared to other grains. The local
h. 81 $50: natural whe 2s to- az Ia Ss 20 and nd
s steoSH WI White 49, 81 to % - la
75c New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

coffee cables: Rio-CoHee market weak; No. Rio
tsO-1: exchange Is 1921 receipts Zoo BAGS eiea.
ances for Europe 1000 bags; stock 1879 Sags oeSo
Coffee market hrTn No Santos Il 100 no {, oey
coffee market opened y pfg lower a. ? m TtS ~
unchanged 70 i pig lower: sales. 1Zu0 bags
S'ofes market opened unchanged: at L H. unchahse1
sales. 1000 bags ....s 49,, -rss.l,ar IN
the Sorfhuegt though recent rains and shoWeIS
have countless improved the outlook In Ie1ss
erately encouraging reviews Of the drSgoods hitua-
tion and reports Of firm spot markets caused . -
nxal Of buIsh enthusiasm in the cotton IlAIhet ~
"a, and while there indications OF heavy reals
firm with the steady al net ADVANCE OF l. 20
* roiuts After local close. New orleans 40
X-a,ced another S points and II was reported ma
unoAfciaf transactions in July contracts were mac
Neure and at the high prices reached so Tar on me
hull also reported that OctogeI
had sold privately 1o2sc. comparing with Io.-5C
the oficai closing price The market opened nrI1 a.
an advance OF a 10 10 points, with May and july
touching nez, high the season on The cali
TTadnr was very active People who had sold yesteT-
d. there would be break IN Liver.
oo this morning found the cables higher instead n
lower covered in consequence, while mere Waa
fTesh buvtnE through commission houses Realizing
terets we're reducing their lines but all offerings were
well absorbed and after slight reaction the marker
closing pretty close TO the best Week erd
absorption from visible supply
during week. presumably by spnners ana z cor
seotent good decrease in the worlds visible supply
consider that the drouth situation
IN Texas has been materially relieved and also argue
that the advance prices Will insure good ecreSge
mis- spring bull interests base their expectations
Of higher prices the theory OF increasing
The range OF prices IN the local market to-day
vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BFASs AND PrA@R.o.,n,
New York. April II. 1909

BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts 10 DAY 81 Ban - beans
,tl9 job6ing Oasinss: rePored today in chocs and
bought FOR less trade is slow however red kidney
mainly t s. az sh!RReTs Fo!@isa White bean:
aue sun a to gd Fd. o fhs ss y ba
Saoiss Sosk t. fairly ssssas Lima: win
BE1N 9'o9 PEAS S'3si
choice So; do imported s. 2oes2 So DO
h 5ns s5oS 90 SO jar to s00d - 4os2 So &
s. go e0% eye coice s. 6o blac aTtie soup
PAs ootoR bags g PER- bush g iosa fS
BUTTER Err zee to-day o2s2 pkxs Some buyers
on ps Of the Psgg 5e5 To by. pP s
the goods that needed to carry them into
firm. with reasonably close cieaTanee Other quail
s in full supply G' aed Is movhs Sow Are
sTs Tfy s Sah' a si s 9s x top sn
9 sorts .be s snd RssS ssSk h n ., we 3
27lEe do frsts 25a3eo do seconds 2sa24o DO thirds
sts s asi1 sssS . ssd
&c; proeess specials 22GSsae: sztFas al922e
sa2ec do seeonds 17Sse - DO t thirds Sg1sc
do do H EiE' LIZ DO No i5sS l. n'o
CIIEEsE-Receipts to-day, $50 boxes; exports, 500
s9s M s an Of d fa pa n9 s
feeling sre s on actual g6as o cef ee be taqs
the close Of the Only scattering lots Of
@ a or d sne have sd 'a ana 5S
s s' so New waite has very little All
the grades OF Skins in good demand and cleaning
S9oo cable Finest tor ooorsd
Sd for quote: State full cream specials. lea
good hne 154c do winter made. best 14lze do good
s a. GOO 'VS'' 90 ''-''"' 's''' 'u'- 'A''' 90
EGGS-Receiprs to-day. 1885 cases. The week
closes with very strong market and advance
There is offering under ys5y IS. strong
on change to-day range OF 2f92l1sc for regular
placed at 22c. We quote State Pennsylvania and
nearby selected white fancy. 2Sc: do good to choice.
10 brown ard mixed. fancy, 22hc; do
choice 21l4a22c Western, storage packings fancy.
&c; 90 arss 2lg21'4e DO seconds 2ehe' DO thirds;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull and weak. Straw
berries higher Oranges and grapeIgt firm Pipeappes
per Dbl sG$5 so: do Ben Davis. s4asi IS; do GeenIng
choice SIS 5GS$4 So do all kinds. common. So 5Oa$S so:
90 sEeston refgsfators asas5c DO FioTids i5Gc
ORANGES, Florida Valencia late. per box: S3Q$5 50:
do Do po9s c si$ 60 g pEF a2 per- per-
box. 81 roQ$5 90 do Porto Rieo 81 5oa$4 80; PINE
APPLEs Florida, per crate. s2aSS %; do Cuban 81 Esq
S. do Porto Rico. $l9So rs.
HOPS-The prosposed increase of duty imported
hops 15c the tariff schedule has had little
II effect the market Locally there is entire
prevail this and the Pacific Coast
Crop beginning in and reports
cifc Coass growers working their yards and from
preseiA outlook the entire will be worked
We quote state 1sos prime to chS a per NJ l2ife
Coast 1905 prime choice. Io911c do medium good
&c: DO 1907 596c Germans, 1908, 2i24c Pacific Coast
HAY AND STRAw--Thers is very arm undertone
TO the market abe light at all terminal sheds
although the demand not very seve prices are
q ssSsiu1 sos, 1ssnE sSsa: eoyss and ssVss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York April II. 1909
COFFEE-Tho coffee market rather
tive to-day with the increased evidently due
the beginning Of May eveningup IN preparation for
maturity. least. May relatively active,
and there no indication of any such change in
general conditions would create activity the business
and fluctuations well generally attributed
TO reimbursement OF the local interest Sales for the
day reported 1900 bags and prices closed net
unchanged 70 market opened irreg-
uar advance of 8 points June but 10 points
lower September generally unchanged points
lower later positions. The change IN June en-
t-ely nominal business IN that posi-
ton any time during the half session. and the i'm
proveent lost bids although the balance Of the
list ruled little seadier after the opening and there
that tbs bull interests abafl-
doning their control Of the May contract That delivery
however. sold about points below the re
cent high level The situation in the coffee market aP-
be something follows, far present sen
goes Expectations Of import duty have been
abandoned by the generality OF traders While the eg-
tation there buying by thu interior in
Immediate needs demand has slackened
som owing to very light receipts II IS
anticipated world will need large amount OF
surplus supply before the end of the
season question whether the Independent
price level at which government coffee may become
available market FOR spot coffee was quiet Win
quotations the basis OF Sac for Rio No 4.
The OF contract prices in the local market toay
wal as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

METALs-PIG IRoN-The local market for pig iron
dull and t'E ss we're TepoPs
Use 6ns 1spi s rs mall MARKS. k sa9
esnsed oo TO arm e T es aG fnq
% sco New Orleans stT open gq k S s2sd - 2sS R5
S % LOG l7S fair 10000 good &c prime.
erets. 81 a% for spot
We're tribe eaasr 81 n fspoe Late months ho~eT sG
May at 90 65sc 200 July ae sc 500 sept sDo
6F v at 5g63 949 and 200 oetober at soc Lnseed
At recent Prses We quote PETRo IEUs standard 1d
49sc; refined. cases New york 10 soc p2iiSdeiphis
IgS2c water white New York, bbs. Zoe; bulk 65oc;
Hgr York Il 4oe Phadelphia - 85c, coTToNsEED
spot 5asg e5c Apri 554 Soc: May. 657 55se
~ aoc % d SoG Sspteneer - a 5o5c October $
5soc; prime winter yellow 5.eoa I5c LINsEED OIL
Calcutta rsS 55c I%Rp o1 sie fA"
nm s6sT again on cS sR, @T Tssspts as coSmisso
had 500 hogs but erpsed a. eco on s Monda sG s9 5
co and Tf s k2n s, Ga EsseiYsd oo9 hogs Omaha
Ms SIS SS8s' 5 5a sesfs2H sh9T, el.sT sses2
So 500 packet s14gt4 30: extra InSiS ness So SotSs
hGEg 6sott. z Quoted s23g52S DRESSED
s piss 6 SsSo. s "a g PIX De st r
N loe P1cked hams STEADY Quoted, Ioisc. TAILow
Quoted Middle westefn 10 $50 Sc CIV IordFl2a
quoted loisglose Refined lard-F1rn. Quoted: south
aatsa 7esS h+s ne Il SG
RICE-The rice market held steady 10 firm and IN
changed. Quotations follow: SCREENINGS sd5Jc orsi
naTy; Stg5+e: fat 4a9tte: good ordinary sP6l.
F9tEa ana Slams. 6a6ise; Java ave: Ransoon. 44GSc
but 9st and a siks for renSd '{ead
PEI 100 n from invoice and per cent for cash No
further discounts whatever: Crystal dtaniDos zoe
Eagle tablets 25c cut loaf 75c crushed, 6s5c mould
4, 6-3uc cubes Eagle 10 powdered and Fscls
confectionery Eranulated 62Oc powdered and coaTss
powdered. Bose fruit powdered Eagle coarse and
extra lne granulated 1850: Eagle OF
fine gTsnulatsa ol5c: 10 bags do 025c ga 70 bags
do 500; n bags Go, 515c; 10 bags do 5Ioc; 8
and 80 n bags do DC Eagle hne or standard granulsed
zoe; No . 465c; Nos and 1. 1850: no 3. soc; No
6. =45c: No Z. 44oc: No g. 435c; No g.. Scc: No 10
&c; No II. ado: No p Abe Nos % and a. IOc
Nos IS and 10 4 1or Withdrawn The London market
FOR beet I'd lower May. otherwise
change and ruled steady, With April and May a,
for firmly held. May
offered at 2sc. basis 96 freight equal 10
S.9Sl2c duty paid. Rehners, however. not a
huytng mood at the moment Duty paid prices were
quoted follows: Centrifugal eS 92c
50 test. 342c and nolasses sugar. 50 test, Sic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
PENNSYLVANIA.
Only ~ Hours from New York-D.. I. ". P r
WaTER GAP HOUSE
PENNSYLVANIA.
A MOUNTAIN PARADIsE-
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.

Opens May trcInains open until Decemberl. as I'M
questonaby finest equipped best apponTed largest
a nd luxurious hotel in the Delaware water Gap
region: half-miou dollar hotel for those who seek
service, comfort and location
It's grounds occupy entire sunset Mountain
the highest altitude coolest location OF the Blue
Ridge Mountains dampness ant hunioityl
commanding unobstructed views OF magnificent mountain
from room. Tor thfty mi les
I'm each direction No OF railroads public
but easy Of both The hotel -
is with hundred tiled private
baths running spring water in all rooms ele
yators electric lKhts. and open log nres,
most approved supply and sanitary plumbing sun
parlors on floors and da.ry or registered
COWS Entire white service: French chefs Orchestra
with frequent social diversions. Billiard. bowling ana
Amusement hall Private riding academy, safe horses ana
Instructors garage ana hgh-class liVery, COLI
4ennts trout and fishing boating. trap shooting
etc Special Inducements rates during May and June
and 10 rsartes Write for OF views ana
0N f0' JOHN PCRDY COPE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
NEW JERSEY.

punches s2as4: ONIONS. Texas. white crate cog
81 so; do Cuban. 81 259S1 80; do state and western
81 75aS2 25 do 100 n bag 81 25asl o. do red per
lao 10 bag. 81 25aS1 rs; do Orange County yellow per
bag 81 5OaS2 do red s1Gs1 so: PARsNIPs Old per 6S.
81 5oGS2; PEAS south Carolina large per oask9s y %
ass do small s2g$2 80; do Florida S2gSs; PEPPE6S.
leans curly per $2dS2 80; do plain 81 5o$S oo do
Bermuda. per crate. 15cd<1; ROMANO. Florida. per
be sket S1GSl so: do Bermuda per box. 7ocs1; Rad
IsHES Norfolk per lasket S5465c: do Carolina 9ooc
RHUBARB Jersey per 100 punches. s2gS %; SHAL-
LOTS New Orleans. per 100 lunches s. 50GS2; Seal
Mons Jersey per 100 lunches. 5oT5c: do Baltimore
Doc: STRING BEANS Florida, crate or
basket SI4S2; SPINACH Norfolk. per bbl SIs$ 5o do
Baltimore 90cq$1 %: SQUASH, Hubbard or Marrow. per
Dbl x1dS1 3d. Florida. white, box 81 5OgS2 .;
TURNIPS Canaoa rutRbaga bag, SlQ$1 TO- do other
rutabaga per or bag. 5c9SI do white Old per Dbl
epf85c: TOMATOES. Florida. per carrier, 5oQ
W&TDRcREss per 100 punches. siSs2
FJOTHOUsE PRODUCTs-Cucumbers weak Beet
tops steady Lettuce dragging. Mushrooms steady
Mint firm Radishss slow. Rhubarb steady ToIna-
toes weak. We quote: BEET TOP per box 90 S55s:
per dozen. 75aeoe; do No per dozen cog sSc do
strap 81 50R$2: do nearby, per Dbl. 81 secs so;
MUSHROOMS. white fancy large, ID. 50QI5c; do
brown fancy. large, 45Q coo; do small, rs MINT
per dozen punches 40450c: RADISHES 100
punches 81 IS 81 T5 RHUBARB. Long Island. per
100 lunches. S59ss; do state. S2G$S TOMATOES. per
ID, 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money IN
London 3 per cent: open market discount rate
for short hills IA per cent; long bills, IA per cent;
Berlin discount rate . per cent Paris discount
rate Ills per cent. Paris exchange on London,
francs IS confines, Berlin exchange on London.
2 marks s51z pfennigs. Bar gold. rs 9lsd-
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British ccnsols for
noner, s. 1916 per cent; for the account, s4'sc;
Frsneh rentes, q francs 80 centin1es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London April Il. l p. m--The market for Ameri-
securities declined with the general list which
vas adversely affected by the Turkish situation.
Lar quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds. compared with Fri
days:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
IRoN AND STEEL BONDS.

furnished By Chisholm & Chapman. No IS Wall street,
Bid. Asked.
Bethlehem steeI LIST exten S. du. Jan l. 1925. s2s4
pur n1oney IS sre Aug 1895 .-....-.-II5lz 1857
sz1so Iron Co IS. due Get 100 JOB
s--so & Susque Iron CO LIST IS. June, 1892. 80
40 Deb Sc Jan 1926. .-.-.-.-...--. 9S<
d Heck Coal & Iron Lat 5s Jan, 19IT..... ao 102
60 money IS. Oct. 1856 ....---.-----.-- 90
er1 & Steal Co IS. due July. 1879 so y
e Belle Iron Works Is 6s, Dec. 1923 105z 1oS-s
seksEsnns Steel 5s, due april. 1929 "a
maryland Steel Co due Feb 1922 -.loo lplSS
ss1r Stee CO Ist IS. due Nov. 1o17--.-.-- loI
PEN & Maryland Steel Co SIS. due Sept 1925 -1oe
hspubic Iron q Steel 1st 5E due Oct, 1884 9ss -,
snS iron Steel Co Ist IS. due Feb. 1920 1eo 1os1
GO consol as due April 1e1s--...------- 70 70
soasSIzugAlin IS. due Nay. 193e---- sSss SJh
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
l3ste- II series A. g z. April. 1851 l1ziz il5H
CO series 3. D 2, April. 1881 1I4sSz !dd,72
sinking FUNDS IS. due april l. 1852 loo7s -
Urion Steel Co S. due Dec. 1852 ....--IV34 l"o
SztIioa Stee s., due 1905 l3 ..--- ------.--l0V
SCAR Furnace Ist IS due 1910 50. ...-.---lo9
g Clair Steel Co LIST IS, due 1905 ~.
"a S. ~. oe e- 81 que Tei AN . 1905
Al bonds quoted and interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
PAVILION HOTEL, COTlAuEo
And NEW BATH HOUSES

SHARON SPRINGS, " =
OPEN JUNE "a. 1909: sr,,xns
THE CELEBRATED WHITE SILRhOh oHAAA|'NS
" RATHING ESTABtISHhEHA
OPEN MAY Is, 1902 $500, -. ca
at Paris Exposition (IsoO( ouo -
o S9noafon in 1904 The Baden Baden OF Amer
ica Ranks with the w-ter cures and waterlns
places in the world. The ar ID pule @AN ~ ~
free from maarial impurities - x,.n-a,,s or6
Cba1ybeete its Sulphur Pine Needle and NauhetIn
baths and Douches all forms and tnhaaton
their efficacy IN
rout skin nervous and malarfal diseases sfI.osa.
catarrh and bronchial olseescs'
The superior quality and abundant supply OF riifni
and experienced ana st!L
oar,inistrators combine 10 make SHARON oPhI.S,SS
the leading water IN the country &C..
every attraction offered. Booklet free, Gong
X II. CRAIG. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
CONNECTICUT.

Is ENTERTAINER INN, LAKEV1LLf1 CONN
New York; between Two dhes. selNloe
inst class for autonnohs paruesi opon
MANAGER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
BERMUDA
BERMUDA

BERMUDA
BERMUDA
Most equable climate short sea voyage by isrseYY
delightful scenery ana coIorinss' al
outdoor sports, driving. boating. fishing. golf
HOTEL HAMILTON
ENLARGED and improved 600 rooms en- suite With
BATH accommodates 400 For booklet ana information
apply Hotel Arlington. Is W. 25th st. N Z Phone
2606 Madison. "a nice hotel TO stop at en- route
F INGOLD. Mgr, Hamilton. bernuca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
CANADA

RETIRED ARMY CHAPLAIN RESIDING IN
"A Iaurentian Hills 20 miles from Quebec. Canada VII!
tsEa n few having guests; vigorous climate and ex-
celent nshing references exchanged Apply MANAGEl-
Chateau Frontenac. Quebec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

TIE following shows the relation between the
tO,1l reserve and the total deposits the respsc
rire dates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL.

s ] a 1esa's s Rsaas' c a7sPsse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
urFEKS BANK CHANGES.
,,1xe HOUSE BANKS. DAILY AVERAGE.

,oi,oUtng shows the relation between the
90. and the total deposits on the respec-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06
WILL GU EAST
TO INSPECT PLANTS
Aldermen Decide to Leave Tuesday
Morning for New York and Visit
Cities on Way Back.

The city council last evening met II
committee of the whole for the pur-
pose of discussing the proposed trip
east to inspect the filter plants recent
ly installed in different cities. The
aldermen will leave Rock Island Tues
day morning, and will go direct to
New York. From New York they will
return in slow stages, taking If
the different cities in New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio and In
diana. where new mechanical plants
have been put in in the last few years.
The exact route has not been arranged
yet About 30 aldermen and the
mayor will make the trip. The coun-
ell discussed somewhat the selection
of consulting engineer for the filter
plant construction, but no selection
was made There are several appli-
cants for the position.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06
OAKLEAF is OUT
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
Moline Attorney Makes Formal, An
nouncement of his Can
didacy.
Joseph b. Oallcaf whose candidacy

Joseph b. Oaldcaf. whose candidacy
for. circuit Judge is formally announc-
cd. was born al Moline Oct. /, 1858:
,@as admitted to the practice of law in
May, 1886 He read law with th-
then we'll known law firm OF Brown
ing & Entrikin. He was elected city
attorney of Moline i'm the spring of
1889 and was reelected two different
times TO serve the city at its attorney
for six years, and the first term he
was city attorney he won damage
suit for the city, being the first that
had been won While he was city at
torney the city laid its first paving
land paved the streets crossing the rail
roads, and under the grade established
the city ordered the railway compan-
les to lower their tracks from Thir-
tecnth to Eighteenth streets inclusive
Some places the cut was as much as
three feet. The railway companies
fought the case in the county court
and in The appellate court and lost
and when the city attempted to lower
! the tracks it was served with an m
junction by the circuit court, which
| resulted in victory for the city, ana
then injunction proceedings were
brought in The United States court
before Hon. p. S. Grosscup. then Uni
ted States circuit Judge, and Mr.. Oak
leaf succeeded in preventing the in
junction from being granted. He
brought matters to head by person
ally taking charge of the lowering OF
the tracks, by ordering the city work
men to cut the rails and drop them
down TO grade, and, in doing this
work, the city was served with notice
of Injunction issued by the United
States circuit court.
Mr. Oakleaf was a director of the
Moline public library board at the tim-
of the budding of The new library. aul
also director Of the Moline public
hospital board at. the time the beauit
lful city hospital was built, the grounds
and hospital costing over $30,O00 H
is the attorney for the State Savings
Bank and Trust company of Molina
land also one Of it's directors. He ha:
been closely connected with Angus
tana college for the past 90 years and
has served on its board of directors.
The republican city committee las
levening decided that township officer.
must file their petitions with the sec
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06

Surprised on Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Main street
bin was pleasantly sulpfisad by 4
company of her neighhpFs aud friends
ON her 18th birthday. The afternoon
was very. pleasantly spent in playing
games and guessing contests. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Ed Dierolf
and Miss Alice Strayer. two course
lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs.
| DinSlcdine in behalf of the company
presented Mrs. Canblin with set of
| spoons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06

northwest u southwest Il section
5-17-1w. 81.
William Brooks and others to Char
les NJ Fredericksen, lot u, BLOCK !.
Brooks Grove" addition Rock island.
1915.
Rose NJ Gould to Huldah Dahlstedt,
lot Z, block s, Rosslyn addition Mo
line. $500.
Jens LorenZ Lorenzen to Adrian
Steiginga, north / rod of south IL
acres of north Y west X northwest q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06
Many .Sleepless Nigts, Owing to Pei
sistent Cough-Relief Found
AZ 1 lSf

For several winters past my wife,
has been troubled with a most persist
ent and disagreeable cough, WHICH in
variably extended over period of
several weeks and caused her many
sleepless nights writes VIII j. Hay
neP editor of thei Burnley, Colo, Bull
letin. Various remedies were tried
each year, with no beneficial results.
In November last the cough again put
in an appearance and my wife, acting
bon the suggestion of friend, pur-
chased a bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. The result was, in
deed. marvellous: After three doses
/! the cough entirely disappeared and
has not manifested itself since" This
remedy is for sale by all druggists.