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THE ROCK" ISUAINI) ARGUS. TUKSUAY. AC GUST 5, 1913.
TODAY'S MARKET QUOTATIONS
Local and Foreign
Chicago and New York market fur
nished by E. W. Wagner & Co., mem
bers Chicago Board of Trade; Krai a.
provisions, stock and cotton; private
wires to all financial centers. Corre
spondents on th New York Stock and
Cotton Exchanges. Tr'.-city office In
Rock Island betel. Phone west 330.
P. J. McCORMICK, Manager.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat Open. High. Low.
Close
Sept 87 87Vi 85T S6H-B
Dec 91 91H S'J WB
May 96H 96 95 95H B
Com
Sept. 70 704. 6ST4 69H
Dec. J 67 67 65S 65
May 68 69 67 67" A
Oats
Sept 42 42 41 41 A
Dec 44 44T 43 44 A
May 47 47 46 47 A
Pork
Sept 20.35 20.62 20.33 20.50
Lard
Sept 11.37 11.42 11 32 11.42 A
Oct 11.42 11.55 11.42 11.55
Ribs
Sept. 11.22 11.3211.17 11.25
Oct. 11.12 11.25 11.12 11.20 B
Chicago Cash Grain.
Wheat No.
Sheep market inc lower; 30094.75;
lambs 4.75117.25.
Closing Market.
Slow at early prices, 5c lower than
yesterday's average. Mixed. J8.001I
9.10; good, $S.655 910; rough. $7.95
8.50; light, J8.S0f9.2O.
Cattle steady.
Sheep, 10 15c higher.
Hog ReceipU.
St. Louis 10.000
St. Joseph 1. 7.000
Sioux City 7,500
St Paul 2,600
Southwest Receipts.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Kansas City 12,000 16,000 5.000
Omaha 12,000 4,000 20,000
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York, Aug. 5. Following are
the Quotations on the New York stock
market today:
Gas 114
Vnion Pacific 150
! United States Steel, preferred .. 107
United States Steel, comon . . 60
I Reading 160
! Rock Island, preferred 29
! Rock Island, common 17
I Southern Pacific 92
Fleur. Feed and Fuel.
S'raw. ton ,9-a
Ftraw, bale
Hay, prairie, bale
Bran, ton
Bran. cwt,
Ear corn, bushel .
Oats. load, bushel
Corn chop, cwt. .
,.4045e
,...50cSCc
, $23 00
$125
60c
We
..$1.35
Shorts, ten s-i.uu
Shorts, cwt. 1-25
Wheat, bushel 855 i
Coal, lump, per ton $3.504.00
Timothy hay $143 $18
II WAGNER'S REVIEW II
"
1 Rain, however, is badly needed. About
I 40 reports are in this morning from all
! sections. Country dry everywnere and
corn is losing. Ten counties in cen
: tral Iowa report corn 100 and needing
j rain badly. Missouri reports run 10 to
j 60. Coles county, Illinois, says the
Lord send us rain and cooler; our corn
10 per cent. Northwestern Ohio is
afraid of a continued dry. Middle
west Missouri reports run SO. Peters
burg tn southern Indiana says In two
counties corn is simply dying of
drouth, looks 50, and oats going 10
bushels per acre. Reports show cash
corn in Illinois 66 to 76 cents. Ien
dota says 20 counties In northern Illi
nois off 5 points to 80 condition. If
corn breaks early today would take
buying side unless rains result. If
corn adopts another of those stiff early
upturns today, would sell. Fluctuation
Is now due in ail grains prior to the
Aug. 8 report. Export demand for
wheat has lessened. Vheat.ooks two
sided. Oats are a long distance invest
ment, but may sell a little lower. Pro
ducts are lodged in a mild bear movement.
2. r, S6fi87; No. 3.'-w central
r c flcei' . v- a - !"ct- v i Missouri racinc i-J
r. So 86. No. 4. r, 82.R6, No. L Grpat Nortkern 128
h. 87; No. 2, h. 845S7; NO. 3,
?: No. 2. h. 840S7; No
h, Soft S6; No. 4. li. 825 85; all new
wheat; No. 1, ns. 9!93; No. 2, ns.
9091; No. 2. ns, RSO; No. 4. ns,
82SSS; No. 2. , 90f&91; No. 3, s,
88-8 90; No. 4. s. &2tjSS; No. 1, vc,
S9?J90; No. 2, vc, 88 S9; No. 4, vc,
86 S7; No. 1. dur. 87SR9: No. 2, dur.
8788; No. 3. dur. 83 56.
Torn No. 2, 69i?i7i: No. 2, w.
y. C9fj70: No. 3.
70 71: No. 2
69 (9 69; No. 3. w, 70(g70; No.
o'nn; . w. M"(Biu't, NO-, Atchison
y. 6if,VA: SKm and sgy. 60 65. Amprican Locomotive
Oats No. 2, new. 40$i41; No. 2. t;uei,r
j Northern Pacific Ill
j Louisville & Nashville 134
j Smelters 66
(Colorado Fuel & Iron 32
j Canadian Pacific 216
Illinois Central 107
I Pennsylvania 113
I F.rip 29
National Lead
Chesapeake & Ohio 55
I'.ronklyn Rapid Transit 88
Baltimore & Ohio 96
97
Wagner's Review.
New York, Aug. 5. "No rain in
sight for next two days," is a familiar
cry from the weather department. It
came again last night. No rain fell is
Iowa, according to the latest reports
last night, and none is expected, al
thoueh corn went off yesterday on
private advices. Chicago interests are day; warmer tonight, cooler in north
eeting apprehensive about corn. Three- Wednesday.
fburths of the corn belt naeds rain I Iowa Unsettled
Weather Outlook.
Illinois Fair In south, probably
i Ehowers in north tonight or Wednes-
bidly. Would not buy stocks on bulges.
They were run up yesterday to check
sales, or for 6ales in case greater dam
age happened to corn. It is a time for
much caution in stocks. A ruling as to
anthracite rates is not far off. If we
see a cut there it would undoubtedly
be reflected in stocks.
w, nw, 4142; No. 2. w. old.
St. Paul
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.
Aug. 5. Following are the whole
42?42: No. 3. w. nc. 40 5 41 : ! Copper
.o. o. w, om, 4U'r0z; iso. 4. w, new. ' ipjj.), Vallev
39 41; No. 4. w. old, 4041: stand- Republic Steel, common
ard. new, 41f42; standard, old,!
42 42.
Call Bids on Track Chicago.
Wheat 10 days and August track, sale quotations oa tnn locai martlet
N'o. 2, r, f6: No. 2. Ii. 86; Septem-! today:
3er track. No. 2, r. 86; No. 2. h. Butter, Eggs and Cheete.
36 i
m in h,v. v ..' E5SS- frefh- dozea 19c
n. " rck' ." "v." V .. -A. ! Butter, creamery, lb 29c
No 3 y f,'j"4 ' Cutter, packing stock.
O.ltn -!0 da vs. No P. v.: 40V- stand- Vegetables.
Liverpool Situation.
Liverpool, Aug. o. Wheat easier.
American cables cfT, unfavorable Rus
sian weather and the delayed move
ment throughout Europe incident upon
4SS4 unfavorable weather during harvest
ing. It is expectea mat me v:sioie
here will show good decrease. Ameri
can offers of winter are fewer and
more firmly held. Later there was
speculative realizing with small out
ride demand for forward positions. At
1:30 p. m. undertone easy and un
changed to 1-9 lower than Friday.
Corn higher: the unfavorable weath-
rP.
31
111
107
71
151
24
lb
..25c
..29c
..ISO
ird, 41
irec';. N'o. w,
11: Septeml
No. 2. w, 41.
No. 2. w
41: August
indar
track, standard, 41;
! Potatoes.
Pros
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,
Opening of Market
Hoes ll.r.nn; i-ft )pr 13.30ii.
rertn ,r.o to I''c lower. Mix"d
enod srn-SSn.! roueh 7 S'lfr S..V1
Uh'. S.7S19.1.".
Cpt'lf S.fniii: s'pndv.
Rherp tS.d'iO; a'K.
Nine O'clock Market.
Kr:; - Sfady to ."- nT than yos-
bL'sn.
bun;h
oKatoes, greenhouse, lb.
Onions, brnch
I Cucumbers, each 12c, 7c 3c
! Lettuc0, ib 7c
40c
3 l3c
12e
2c
BI1U VIVJJ H J 1 V O It villi .-wiK l ivu ww j
caused firmer plate offers and as a re-;
suit shorts covered with offers light, j
American mixed spot grade showed an i
I advance of 3 while plate was
higher. European visible this week de
creased 3,488.00. Last wpek decrease
4.100,000. Last year decrease 6,700,-000.
Morning Grain Letter.
Chicago. Aug. 5. The corn belt was
without rain up to 7 p. m. on Monday.
Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska tem
peratures were high at 100 to 104.
Temperatures were 91 m southern II;
linois. All newspapers print special
column in news about B. W. Snow on
corn crop. He is talking a 2,600,noo.ooo
with showers to
night or Wednesday; cooler in west
and warmer in east tonight.
Indiana Fair tonight and Wednes
day; cooler in northwest and warmer
in northeast tonight.-
Lower Michigan Unsettled.
Upper Michigan Showers toaight
or Wednesday.
Wisconsin Unsettled, warmer m
east tonight; cooler in east and south
Wednesday afternoon.
Minnesota Unsettled tonight and j
j Wednesday; cooler in west tonight.
North Dakota Generally fair to-1
night and Wednesday; cooler in south I
tonigh. '
Scuth Dakota and Nebraska j
C'lcudy and cooler tonight; 'Wednes-i
day fair.
Kansas Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday; cooler in north tonight
Mrntana Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday; not much clianee.
Wyoming Cloudv, probably show
ers tonight or Wedneslay.
ASKS BANKERS TO
CONFER WITH HIM
Pleasant Place to Stand Isn't It
-In Front of an Electric Fan?
There is a. lot cf comfort for a few cents a week in that
little fan. Put one in your home and you will find use for
it every minute of every hot day. In the evening, too, tc
go to sleep by. Let it ran all night. A couple of cents
will pay the bill for current. Ever hear of cheaper com
fort? We are selling large numbers of the residence type
fans this year. Decide to mak-1 your home comfortable
with one. The 1913 models are the most economical and
efficient, and the lightest fans ever made.
Fans $10.00 to $25.00
PEOPLES POWER CO.
Safety Building.
WHAT THE ENGINEER CORPS
OF THE U. S. ARMY IS DOING
Secretary McAdoo Wants View3 ;
op Distribution of Gov
ernment Cash.
Lettuce, head, pound .'.20c ! or less crop lt no rains occl,r" His in'
$i.00
terview suggests he will make the corn
condition 71 to 76. Immense buying
New potatoes, bushel
KG i Onion, Tp5 Rpm,', nH sYir ' ' corn fcr"ed corn hi!lcr yesterday
fc'kin lb 6c. ie
Chlcksna.
Old :ocks
Washington, D. C, Aug. 5. "Leav
ing out the work going on to meet the
demands of the big harbors of the
country on the Atlantic, on the Paci
fic and on the gulf coasts the widen
ing and deepening of the channels to
I these harbors the engineer corps of
Fifty-nine of Larger Cities of the Coun-j the flpmv lin t ifK rilirins. ,hese
TO USE IN MOVING CROPS'
thickens 12c
after the opening. Profit?! were taken J
on the bulg on many millions of corn. :
j In one sense the corn market is strong-
C!Pr after this liquidation. The Record-
try Picked to Handle the
$50,000,000.
Warhingtcn. D. C, Ar.g. 5. Repre-
torrid August days, in an effort to
make the rivers and navigable streams
do their proper share in tbe upbuild
ing of the country."
With becoming modesty, a member
; Knrn
.25c
j Herald estimates holdings of corn are ; t.ijp
Fish Market.
Buffalo
8V4c
: i i, roi.fcii ii , iig-u sn5j KZ", 1 Tcr:t ..4c to 7c
pips CkWj l.-ilk s.XMfiS.vi. ! Halibut, fresh 10c
Cartlp rtrady. nevep 7.1 Ofi 3.00. j pi, kerel. lh Sc.
rrws r..nr s.n i. Btockrrs S.5!5 s.rj, Tnut. lb i2c
frxans r.'r.f; s.l j. westerns 0.40-5 7.10. Catfish, lb 15c
alves ft .' O lO.r.o. I Halibut, lb 10c
."o.nort.or.o. Kastrn cash ccrn demand
is quiet. The east is awaiting its
chance to buy ecrn on ram?. Numerous
auto parties covered the central west
Sunday. Their reports indicate a con
dition of 76 to 77. Corn in 7S per cent
of the central west is well advanced
and if ther is no blistering heat, can
fight drouth for another
agricultural regions of the south.' ...... .: a ui.
. iiiucii ui me uetuii ui inn uuu iiai uui
middle west, and Tacilc coast, have ' improvement, thus outlined wliat is
been invited by Secretary McAdoo to'poing on throughout the nation in
come to Washington to eonfer with ! bringing the rivers to the dooryards of
the treasury department, regarding the
Daily United States Weather Map
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
WEATHER BUREAU.
III I
Probably liprht showvrs
tonight or Wednesday;
warmer tonight.
V. ! 7 a ;i-
EXPL-ANATORY'NOTES.
f.7lJlni!iI? ,ilh?r?7?,!lldil0 i!T P" reduced to sea leiel. Isobars (conUnoon linei pas? tbrmiith points
of qul sir preuure. Iihermf (dotted linM) pus tbroafn points of equal tempersture; drswn only for zero, freeiins. Vf. and 100.
O !: partly cloudy. O cloudy: rain: mow: g) report mlsslnf. Arrows fly with tbe wind. First Bfures. lowest
fperatOTS past 12 boon; second, precipitation of .01 Incn or more for part 24 bonrs: third, maximum wind Telocity
ity tonight or Wednesday, with warm
er tonight.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Low, . or relatively low, pressures
irevail from Minnesota southward to
Kansas, with the greatest barometric
lepresion In northwestern Ioa, This i Atlantic City
listurbance. together with a moderate Boston
low which is appearing over British I Buffalo
Columbia, has been attended by show- J Rock Island
ers and thunderstorms In the northern . Denver 92
OBSERVATIONS.
High. Low.
... S4
...70
4
portion of the Rocky mountain region j Jacksonville
and the upper Missouri valley. Mod-1 Kansas City
cratelv low barometers also prevail j New Orleans
tn
is
the gulf sections. The pressure I New York
.. 90
..100
.. 94
.. 78
above the normal in the lake re- Norfolk 90
gion and the Ohio valley, and anoth- j Phoenix 104
er high, accompanied by cooler weath-j St. Louis 90
er, overlies the northern Rocky moun- j St. Paul S2
tain states. The eastward movement' San Diego 76
of the?e conditions mill probably oe.San Francisco 64
attended by light shr era in this vicin- Seattle 72
62
58
58
59
62
74
80
78
64
68
64
62
54
5S
Prep.
.00
.20
Washington, D. C. . RS 62
Winnipeg 84 5S
Yellowstone Tark . 46
distribution of the $50,000,000 of gov
ernment funds about to be deposited
or 14 days, j in the national banks of t,hose sectiens
. ' to facilitate the marketing ana inove-
t ment of the crops.
This step, which will call to Wash
! ington bankers from the centers that
will finance the handling of the great
crops soon Jo be harvested, is desfgn
ed to give the secretary information
and advice as to the specific and rela
tive needs of each of the farming dis
tricts. WILL, f;ET THE MOSEY.
It has been tentatively decided to
place the deposits in the 59 cities to
be represented at the conference.
Invitations were sent by telegraph to
the presidents of the clearing house
associations in each of the cities ask
ing them to send representatives or
committees to Washington.
The conference with the representa
tives from the southern cities will.be
held at, the treasury department next
Thursday, with those from the west
on Friday, and with those from the
Pacific coast on thef ollowing Thurs
day. GAI.ST ADDING CITIES.
Secretary McAdoo announced it was
not practicable to increase the num
ber of cities and that he believed
those selected were thoroughly repre
sentative of the agricultural sections.
Treasury officials declared the en
tire $50,000,000 which has been offered
will be deposited if the situation de
mands it. It was explained that care
would be taken to prevent any unduo
Inflation of the circulating volume of
money and that the government would
deposit only what was needed to as
sist in moving the crops, with the
s-ipulation that it must be returned to
the treasury as soon as that need shall
have passed.
At the conference with the bankers
Secretary McAdoo will discuss the
amount needed and the dates to be
named for the gradual re'.urn of the
the people, and furnishing the out-of-
the-way places with increased means
of transportation for the output of
farms, mines and factories.
And what i6 the engineer corps do
ing, besides completing the Panama
canal, in the way of river and harbor
work? It is completing the Ambrose
channel to a depth of 40 feet at mean
low water, and a width of 2,00 fer:
throughout its entire length. And tiis
work is upwards of 98 per cent finish
ed, so that when the next annual river
and harbor bill is passed, instead of
appropriating for further . construc
tion it will provide for the mainten
ance of this magnificent entrance to
New York harbor, a work which, in
many ways, is on a par with the build
ing of the Isthmian canal, for it in
volved an estimated excavation of
about 42,500.000 cubic yards of ma
terial or a length of seven miles ol
channel.
But this is not all the engineer corps
is doing in the way of deepening and
widening channels to our seaports. It
is working on a 35-foot channel into
Boston harbor; and one of the same
depth from Delaware bay into the har
bor of Philadelphia, with a width ofi
800 feet in the straight parts, 1,200 j
feet wide at Bulkhead bar, and 1,000 :
feet wide at tbe other bends of the j
Delaware river. The latter improve
ment will cost $10,920,000 and there :
wiil be an annual charge of $300,000 j
for maintenance. I
Baltimore is to have a channel of 35 J
feet at low mean water, and 600 feet
wide at bottom, with increased widths j
at the entrances and the bends from j
Fort McHenry to deep water in Chesa-
of the greatest projects which the en
gineer corps has under way, anil upon
which a cool S10.000 monthly is be
ing spent, is the improvement of the
Hudson river in the vi-inity cf Albany j
and Troy, where locks and dams ai-3
being built to connect the channel I
with the slate barge canal, the aim of!
the engineers of the army being to 1
complete their portion of the work be- j
fore the completion of the canal prop-j
er another engineering feat rivaling I
in some respects, the construction of
the great ditch across the Isthmus of
Panama.
In the scheme of building an interior
waterway from the rugged rock3 of
Maine to the sand spits of Florida,
congress early recognized the ncces-
jsity of connecting up well defined
j water avenues along the Atlantic
j coast, to the end that the perils of
iiaueras a:m oiner uanger spots along
the Atlantic shores might be avoided.
As a part of the project the Chesa
peake and Albemarle canal was pur
chased by the federal government at
an upset price of $500,000, title to the
same having passed to the United
States within the last 60 days. This
Norfolk, Va., and Beaufort, N. C, be-!
ing a part of the Boston to Beaufort I
inlet (N. C.) section of the proposed j
continuous inland waterway from New j
England to the Rio Grande. The pur-;
chase of the canal having been accom-'
plbhed, the engineer corps will short-',
ly advertise for bids tj deepen this '
waterway to 12 feet, with a width of
200 feet. To aid in the work of exca-j
I vation, a dredge wiil ah:o be contract
j ed for.
I "We are conducting the iniprove
i mcnts on our rivers and harbors on
' the theory that we will hr.ve a river
ana harbor bill every, year, as con
gress has outlined will be done," said
the engineer officer referred to, "and
our estimates for completing projects
or continuing work on them are based
upon the assumption thst the money
appropriated will be usi-tl up, and that
there will be no handovers.
"What is true of betterments going
on along the Atlantic, Pacific and gulf
coasts is also true of activities along
the Ohio, the Mississippi and in the
lake region."
When the digestion is all right, the
action of the bowels regular, there is a
natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking you may know
that you need a dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs, im
prove the pppetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by all druggists. (Adv.)
All the news all the time The Argua.
We Buy and Sell
Deere and Company
Moline now Co.
Root & Van Dervoort stocks
Inquiries Solicited.
LITTEN & ROBERTS
Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages.
Peoples National Bank Building
Rock Island, HI.
CSS
BIBS
3B
.00;
.00 'money t the government.
.10
.00
.00
.00
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
flood. Height. Chng.
St. Taul 14
Red Wing 14
Reeds Landing ... 12
La Crosse 12
.00 ; Lansing 15
.00; Prairie du Chlen ..18
.00 ; Dubuque 18
.02 ;Le Claire 10
.96 i Rock Island 15
.00!
3.8
4 1 .
4.1
4.7
55
6.4
2.7
4.6
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.2 I
a n !
x02
0.0
0.0
BEG IX THIS MONTH.
The treasury department expects to
begin making the deposits before the
close of August and gradually to feed
the money in'.o the selected centers as
the demand grows through the crop
moving period.
SPECIALISTS FOR
DISEASED SIEN WHO ARE WORKING EVERY
DAY, WHO ARE NOT SICK ENOUGH TO BE IS
RED, SHOLID SOT WAIT tXTIl SItKAESS LAYS
111 KM Lf. TIIEY SIIOLI.D CO-VSILT AT U.VCE
AN HONEST DOCTOR
'ho Will Render Them High-Class Service.
.00
RIVER FORECAST.
.00 ; Nearly stationary stages in the Mls
.00 sissippi will prevail from below Du
.OOjbuiue to Muscatine.
M. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Truce Prolonged.
Bucharest, Aug. 5. An extension of
three days of the armistice between
the Balkan states was agreed to yes
terday by the peace delegates of Rou
man'a, SerTia, Greece. Montenegro,
and Bulgaria. This action was taken I
peake bay. When this project Is com- j
pleted and reports in the engineer's j
office in this city show that substan-l
tial results have already been achiev- i
ed this busy, growing metropolis of
the south will hav'e one of the great i
harbors of the country. j
What is true of Baltimore, Boston,
New York and Philadelphia also is ;
true of Norfolk harbor, for here, too, j
the work of giving Norfolk a 35-foot '
channel, with a width of 4"0 feet
from deep water in Hampton roads to i
the navy yard at Portsmouth, Va., a
distance of about 11 miles, is we'.l un-!
der way, with hope of completion by j
the close of the next fiscal year.
Whiie the engineer corps is ex- j
tremely busy on the big harbors of the 1
Atlantic coast, the same hoidi true of J
conditions on the Pacific si33 cf the;
continent, for two jetties aro being;
constructed at the mouth of tbe Colum- j
b!a, while big work is going on ai 1 08 :
Angeles. Ou tbe gulf coast, a 35-foot i
channel into Galveston harbor and a j
35-foot at r r y-.yyus City are be-;
ing rapidly constructed. !
Leaving out of consideration the mil-!
maa iieciui kihski; ururi. i.uuua
a ri r V fl I I NERVOUS am
OKf" I I 1 1 I morninga. nu ;
nllU IWW ,iy ,atinuf(i..t
to er.aoie me piemnotentlaries to en- lions that ar heine snpnt nn th
j deavor to reconcile the differences and j enlng and deepening of the channels
j claims of the various states. J into the big harbors of the nition, one
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ergy and confidence? fceek the counsel and of an l.oce.-.i Ouvlor or
tais kiud. wno offers you a helping hand. We vl!l aid you t rise above
your wrongdoing, and make a man ot you. We orr.-r you h..t,.-jit. faith
ful service, new, advanced treatn-tit. expert skill and rt.i'onable chare,
es. patients from out of town iic-u i.ut iciu.ii ben. oat tan rc-iuru
home acme day.
GUARANTEED CURES
on account of never having receive,, relief elsewhere, and they l.ad in
most become so alepti:al a to think there was no c:re for them. Wa
want an opportunity to treat just such men, and it muk'-s no umerenca
how many have failed to cure y.,u. Come to us lor an exaniniulio.i any-'
way and it will not cost you a dollar. U'e will not accept pay rr any
services unless we believe your cas curable. tion t hesitate, if you
have any diseases or wekhKiS p-c,il.ar iu 11.1 n. out come -1 once. Kvery
Uiing; strictly confidential.
COPENHAGEN MEN SPECIALISTS
41 1 Ftftr.'.lb M Second Floor i
JIOI.INK. :t.i
Hours Open only on Wedr.es
tayj xrem x in tne ai lemti ,,n un
ui S in the evbi.lr.-j and : ri:ay
evening to v. and Sunrtii
mornings. 9 to 12. Murine otaer
days call at Davenport office.
N. V. Cor. Fonrth nail Brady Streets.
Davenport, lona.
Honrs Every dav. 9 a. m. to S n
m-. xcepi ean.;a.ty. Wednesdav
u . ;. t" 1 - only,
urdsv evcr.'.njjs. 7
aunaays.
Tuesday and Sal-
to V. Closed un
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