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UcBSDAY, DEC. 10, 1908. -Y?_r
llUI'S CLEAR
WATER SUPPLY
This Morning on Water Street
Wliich the Council
Granted.
THAN
DOUBLED
of the
V. Gilmore
itruction Company and WWm
Schoel, Have Things
Moving.
Work was
new
foundation which will be of con
cretc. v.v:
Everything being settled between
the water company and the city coun
cil the work has begun immediately
and will be under the supervision of
H, v. Gilmore of Philadelphia of the
Water and Construction company who
*111 remain in the city until the com-
stands behind the plant on the levee
will be repaired as soon .".s the new
one is put into service. The size of
the new tank will be larger in diam
eter than the old one, being 30 feet
In diameter and 16 feet high and the
other tank* which is doing service at
present is 26 feet through and the
lame heighth as the new one. As,
won as the older tank has been re-1
to steel firm tie old tank
offices in
A Personal Appeal.,
""trwe could talk to you personally
about the great merit of Foley's Hon- ^TrrtA- „,.
e? and Tar, for coughs, colds and CIT NiliWfe
tag trouble, you never could be in-
The Thursday Evening Art club
*111 meet this evening in the parlors
The Thursday Afternoon club met
this afternoon with Mrs. C. O. Cough
'an, 90G Concert street, and were pleas-
a"ib
i-ntertMned.
•V masquerade dauce given under
auspices of P. L. Kennedy will be
Given in Hawkes hall this evening.
the
j* large number of invitations have
"U
charge of the affair last evening were
the following: Mr. and Mrs. John
Sam-1ST.
™°"s'
Mr- a"d
|B. P. Jeffers.
daced to experiment with unknown -Splendid bargains in blanketed «f
preparations that may contain some robes at George Sherwood s.
harmful drugs. Foley's Honey and can use a reliable buggy or set of bar-.
ord of forty years of cures. Wilkin- right.
son & Co.. and J. F. KledaUcfc & Son.. —Local lodge 420 of the I. B. E.
meeting last:
A Dangerous Ooeration.
Is the removal of the appendix by a Pres., C. S. Meister Record Sec..
surgeon. No one who takes Dr. King's Hendricks Financial Sec.. J. E. Mott
the Unitarian church at 8 o'clock.'
A. G. Hostetter will entertain his
evening.
New Life Pills is ever subjected to' Treas., Wm. Rokey Vice Pres, F. P. |jesn
this frightful ordeal. They work so Skyles.
quietly you don't feel them. Cure con- —President M. E. Justice of the Cen-
stipation, headache, bllliousness and tral Association has not yet received
malaria. 25c at Wilkinson & Co' and any word from Clinton to the effect I
Kiedaisch & Son's drug store. that a representative will be at tha
league meeting, but it is expected that
that city will send some one.
i^«ed for the affair. ,n
1
nonn •, „r,egular
meetlnB
evening
serv­e
fence
6"pper
Mrs. Leibenguth and
I The Eastern Stars held a social this
afternoon at the I. S. Ackley residence,
1007 Blondeau street. Coffee was serv
ed and light refreshments and an en-
work on the New Tank |oyable afternoon spent. This even
Me" Started
lng cards wm bg the djversion,
of the evening at the residence and'
the affair on the whole promises to be'
I very enjoyable.
''I On Tuesday evening at the home of:
Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherland near
jt,le middle lock, a farewell party was
£iven in honor of their nephew Ferdi
nand Sutherland, who departed for his
Jhome in Denver, Colorado. About for
ty guests were present. The pleasant
Eastern Con- moments of the evening were spent in
games and music. Refreshments were
served. The guests departed at a late
hour wisjjng Mr. Sutherland a safe
journey.
1
The Woman's Home Missionary so-
.. ciety of the Trinity M. E. church
commenced 011 the new |le^ i*-8 annual lhank offering meet-j
!n?_
dear water or sedimentation tank forj evening
vater work company when a force
the water work company when a force
C!eiling.
,at..the
rJe
workmen started to dig for the Ian®
a
01 "u,n I Ktr nnmUntt ... 1. ......
nej. this
thls
offin ^'8
w'"
e,ect
the ladies of that order will
by the ladles.*
mlnK
a fine supper for the Torrence gg, had bought tickets for St. Louis
ost No. 2 of the G. A. R.'s. The Tor-
b,g!
Almond Lodge No, 1 of the Frater­
nal
Union gave a dance last evening
"awkes Hall. A number of couples
®®joyed the affair, Ague's orchestra
'""nlsliing music for the occasion. It
the Intention of the lodge to give
«se dances several times during the
winter season, Those if
&
church-
pletion of the work
It is the hope of Mr. Gilmore to
kive the large foundation of the tank I P"ved an enjoyable number of the prepared by the ladies.
Imnleted by Christmas or a little af- program. Miss Birdie Riley gave one: members of the guild each donated
after that the real work of
of
her
Iteefand iron construction will com-1 Pl»y of the society spoke on "the work helped make it a success.
mence. The old tank which now
of
Mired both tanks, will be used and by Hannibal to be married by Judge An-
next spring the city of Keokuk will: derson, for they had heard of him in
have a double reserve or a little more Iowa. The couple arrived in tie city
both the large tanks In use. *ere married after the Judge had ob-
The cost of the new tanjf will be in tained for them a marriage license
the neighborhood of $5,000 and when from the circuit clerk at Palymra. The
the society." I
than twice the reserve that it now has. yesterday morning and registered at ,d
This will mean more clear water ob-' the Mark Twain and then proceeded
tainable and better fire service with to Judge Anderson's office where they
1
1
«mpleted"wiTl*be a large and substan- bride is a very handsome young lady,'
to. one. The work of construction the accomplished daughter of MrsEd-
Till probably be let to a Quincy or St. wardi Gray one of the most prominent,
having
ten built by Gelth of St. Joe.»
In settlement of the city council
the water company which has head ton factory in. uiis
Trc
ou
Tar costs you no more and has a rec- ness, get Sherwood prices, ineyre ...
The deed was filed to day for the
transfer of the S. T. Worley property
I on the corner of Johnson and Sev-1
enth streets to James Cameron ,the
sale being announced several days ago
in this paper. The deed transfers lots
5 and 6 for $8,000 from S. T. Worley to
Jatnes Cameron.
James Wilson was locked up at
noon today on an information filed
the
wha
1)eace by
gault him.
ounday school class and lady friends some one will have to jump side-'
his residence, C21 Concert street
wavg for the
lms* arriVe(j
)U the city from Kewanee,
in., and went to see the county attor-
ever since but was released yesterday,
Mr. Roberts states that his daughter
came
to Keokuk last spring to get mar-
ried but after
—According to the Franklin news
«ner-1,« this paper of Tuesday evening, in-
at*
officers for the ensuing year. This I ssa.n
Montr0se that evening and had
Iiost will elect Its officers at! proi,ably eloped. Nothing had been
'heir meeting this evening in Hawkes heard~from the couple for a couple of
"all and will be
followed
by
a
weeks, but there was no great.
viuy viiw
Laxative JJromo Qumi
Cures a Cold in One Day, Gripin2
on every
JOHNS GUILD
... HELD BAZAAR
The Ladles Cave
Also Many Teddy Bears Were
Hand and Sold Like Hot
A
P'easing program was rendered other Christmas bazaars that have
by a number of the members. A gen- been held within the past week it was
erous offering was realized by the so-1 a decided success for the ladies.
ciety and all were well pleased with The rooms in which the bazaar was
the outlook for the work in the soci- held were prettily decorated in holiday
ety. A male quartette rendered spec-1 attire and the different tables loaded
ial music for toe occasion last even-1 with their many different Christmas
ing and Miss Oldham favored the 1 and holiday articles were especially
members with a solo. During the even-attractive.
ing Rev. J. W. Potter, the pastor of This evening from 5:30 to 7:30 the
the church made an interesting ad- ladies serve a fine supper and many
dress pertaining to mission work and will be present to enjoy a fine meal
Ane readings and Mrs. Mur-1something toward the big bazaar and
I
The Hannibal Journal 0" this morn
ing says: A Journal representative had
the pleasure of witnessing a marriage
by Judge Anderson at the noon hour
yesterday in his office. The
young couple were Mr. Howard Buch
anan and Miss Josephine Gray, both
of Montrose, Iowa. This young couple
came all the way from Montrose to
tractive appearance
7
W. at the regu merchants. The ladies have
evening elected the following office
superior court by J. M. Alberts government office.
1
a Fine Bazaar
This Afterr.oon in Par
lors of the St. John
AS
r.-t oj.
5
i.1.
Church.
BROWNIES WERE THERE
on
Cakes, Being the Handi
r^vv-.v
work of the Guild.
St.
COpal
church held its Christmas bazaar at
this afternoon in the fine large par
"umber of ladies \\ere present ]0rs of the church and like the many
The Tables.
The Altar guild was in charge of the
candy table where different kinds of
home-made candies were sold. At the
apron table where many fine aprons
were on display were in charge: Mes
dames Merrill, Gray and Davis. The
fancy work table was in charge of
Mrs. Bonney and Misses Daugherty|
and Johnstone. Many fine pieces of
fancy work were on display, including
Craig had charge of the
a very pretty
1"J"
bear
wl„ appear
1 back to the Mark Twain where they Ayres, secretary. Mrs. Cochrane treas
remained until the north bound Bur-1 urer Mrs. Bonney and Miss Daugher
lington train which they boarded for ty, directresses. is,
the east, will pay to the city, the marriage the young couple went Tucker, vice presidents. Mrs. J. J.I
(5 a year for twenty years.
their Jowa home.
laot brownies were sold by of the city's
them al] over the
D- AtIantic to
ada where a
sent.
jn tj,e cjty
was
matters. Miss Roberts is the colored f,-iends in Keokuk.
girl who several ys ago charged Mr,
George Boyd with assaulting her with
Intent to rape. Boyd had been in jail
make
The Daily Gate City
can. Connie Mack, of Philadelphia
1 Comiskey, of Chicago, and T. C.1
I Noyes, of Washington, were appoint
ed committee 011 rules. Jack Rired
the Cincinnati Base Ball writer, heau
I ed the committee on newly organized
baseball writers association, and!
presented the organization to the
league, which promised co-operation
1 and support. It was announced today
the February meeting of both ieaguo
1 would be held in Chicago.
COURT MARTIAL
FOR C. G. MARSH
Son-in-Law of Admiral Evans Will be
Tried For Negligence While
ss.'s on Duty.
The Brownies. Decision of the Supreme Court in
Special mention should be made Texas Case May Release Two
Shere of the many brownies made of' Railroads.
co,ored half.hoBe by the
ladies,
WASHINGTON,-Dec. 10.—The court I
martial of Commander Charles G.
Marsh, scii-in-iaw of Admiral Evans1
land commander of the cruiser Yan
I kee, was ordered by the navy depart-1
I ment today. The charge is negligence
and grounding the ship at 'he entrance 1
of Buzzard's Bay two months ago. The
John's guild of St. John's Bpis-I trial occurs on the steamship Wabash
Boston.
'I,
SOLD WOMAN
fals©
At
the 25-
cent table Mesdames A. D. Ayres,!
ColHn8 and Miss
Brown presided and
articleg t0 the many who
thejr concession during the
ternoon and
deni/.an goods',
which was in a class of its own
table. At the Teddy
... 1
which itee
table Miss Ayres was in charge
and sold the fam0us
in many a stocking onj^
families in Montrose. The groom is a Christmas morning .bouse. Democrats of the house help-
very prepossessing young man and The officers of St. John's guild are
holds a lucrative position in the but-, the following ladies Miss M. M. John
esdames Gray a
and which made an at.| MABIS0X wis„ Dec.
these brownies have been sold and
during the five days of the fair 115
CASTOR IA
Tor Infants and Children.
fba Kind You Hava Alwajs Bough
Bears the
Signature of
PERSONAL
\Y. H. Hughes, chief cler kof the
railway mail service of Burlington,
is in the city today visiting the local
charges aim with disturbing the Sparks, a railway mail clerk.
joud. indecent and insulting
well
language and by threatening to as-: i,onle in Peoria with diphtheri.a
imoWn in this city, is ill at his
Mrs. Will Sage is visiting in St.
Loujs_
rather of Alice Roberts n)0wney of Denver, Colo., is
this afternoon.! ^ssibilitv' the state of
for a few days visit. He
former!y secretary of the Asso-
afternoon regarding a few ^jated Charities here and has many
an(]
famUy
Mrs. James Ward and
has a host
wl„
arriving here, the man
the ca8e
turned her down.
t0 leave.
{flEW BASE BALL
a1' decided forty
over them, it being the op nion game should be devoted to practice
they had eloped.
and tjje
Oidy One "BROMO QUININE," that is mainlng ten. The rule was adopted
uinine
250
back taxes_ aneged
s9nt
country, from_the'
decisj0n ()f the
the Pacific, including Can-1 court^ in a similar case involving the
number of them have|Texas
1
ieaVe December 17 for Oak-
Iandi CaHf., in
which city they will!
REGULATIONS
their f0rmati0n has been had that the miss- I SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.—The Ruef
ing couple, Miss Fett and Ed. Krehbiel Minutes to be Devoted to Prac-j jury has not yet agreed on a verdict
who disappeared on the night of Nov.
tice. Visiting Club to Have
Thirty.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—The morn
!ng meeting of the American League
minutes before each
yigiting club to have the first
I thirty minutes, the home club the re-
today that a base runner was entitled
to only one extra base on a wild
throw into the bleachers.
C. W. Somers, of Cleveland, was
re-elected vice president of the Anicri-
at
A GOLD BRICK
Mrs. Kennedy Has E. E. Ellsworth
Arrested for Putting up Fake
Security.
1 I
JANESVILLE, Wis., Dec. 10.—
Elmer E. Ellsworth, a prominent
nursery man, was arrested today on
box said to contain a thousand dollar
ruby. Yesterday she opened the box
and instead of the ruby, found a piece
of red glass.
af-!*0
ACTION FOR
ALLEGED INSULT
£or hls ali11
in
„the
... will be presented reciting the facts!
and
involve(1 in the controversy,
t0
Teddys.which
6
,U«UUU ... TO,lowing U1U,., would publicly discuss the affair un
home town. After stone, president. Mesdames Gra^ and
less the republicans acted.
10,-Thera is
Wisconsin 1
gtreet faJr five hundred ot: bg tQ coUect near,y g,ad,y conflrm all hnve
liou {romi several
railroads, principal-
ly the gt Paul alui
due under the old
raiir0ads.
COUNTERFEITERS
SENT TO PRISON
Men Who Passed Bogus Money
Chicago Will Not do so Again
I for a Long Time.
CHICAGO,
Dec. 10.—The five men
who confessed to complicity in the
I counterfeiting conspiracy which was! por
recently uncovered by secret service
men. were sentenced today to a long
term in the federal penitentiary, at!
Fort. Leavenworth. The men had
as a an a
of bogus five dollar bills which were
cleverly made.
SWITCH ENGINE
STRUCK CAR
Knocked Props From Under a Big
Piece cf Machinery Which Fell
snd Killed Two Men.
CHICAGO. Dec. 10—Two men were
instantly killed and six were injured
today through the falling of a large
Qf machinery
their future home. The lamiiy Q0rn Products Companv. The
of friends in Keokuk who
jearn with regret that they are ,t
cragh followPd a
en
I
machine fell.
1
Ruef Jury is Out.
It has been locked up and is del.b
erating on the case. Before the final
retirement last night it twice asked
a part of the testimony to be read. It
is feared here a disagreement will re
sult.
Sherman Grants Another Reprieve
CHICAGO, 111., Dec. 10.—Acting Gov
ernor Sherman today granted a re
prieve until February 19 to Andrew
Williams, who was sentenced to hang
hcre*next Friday.
—Read The Daily Gate City..
HUMANE AGENT
AND PRESIDENT
Secretary Whitehead of the Colorado
.-. Bureau of Child Animal Pro­
tection Attacks Pres
ident Roosevelt.
REGRET AFRICAN TRIP
1
Whitehead Says Roosevelt is Furmsh
ing the Nation an Example of
Ruthlessness For Blood
and Lust.
DENVER, Dec. 10—K. \V. White
head, secretary of the state bureau of
child animal protection, in an article
in a current issue of a circular of the
Colorado Humane Society, says
"Roosevelt as a sportsman is furnish
ing the American nation with an ex
ample of ruthlessness for blood and
lust as far reaching as it is pernicious.
These vacation trips of our president
are unworthy the president or any
true American man. His truest ad-
a charge of obtaining money under mirers regret his heralded hunting trip I
to Africa. It is unnecessary and can
not reflect credit upon him he runs!
pretenses on coinpla of' rs.
The sixty-five' Kate Kennedy, who owns a large
amount of farming property outside
of the city. Mrs. Kennedy declares
House Leaders Decide on Line of Ac
tion Dealing With Alleged
lnsult-
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—After sev-
eral
conferences the "puWican lead-
ers of the house agr^d this afternoon
a
!ne
evening. Mrs. Theodore fent
°f action dealmg P^i
caliing for How
investiBate and report to the
comport
a. and h()nop Qf the
ed the fight along by saying they
fh^ rpnllhlifalis actfid.
MAY ESCAPE
I TAX PAYMENT
110 risk or if there is any it is a need
less one in an unworthy cause. If re-
she loaned Ellsworth a thousand dol- ports are true, he looks forward eag
lars and accepting security of a jewel erly and exultantly and impatiently to
&K im
his excursion 011 the other side of the
world whose prime object is to slay.
We resent this lust of blood, this
thrist to slay."
—Do your Christmas shopping with
Keokuk merchants.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Funeral services for the late Miss
Kate O'Neill will be held Friday
morning at 9:30
o'clock at St. Peter's
Catholic church. (st.
please copy
Louis papers
CURED TO STAY CURED.
a Keokuk Citizen Found Com
plete Fr edom From Kidney
Troubles.
IfS'ou suffer from backache—
From urinary disorders—
From any disease of the kidneys,
Sixth street. Keokuk. Iowa, says:
(November 100S.) "I ave no reason
sajd about
Northwestern, for
said
]icense system. This is based on the fronl kidney complaint and
United tSates supreme
Amcriotn Flan
$2 per day and up
that was unload
fmm a fre-ght car at the plant 0[
collision of tli-
,ne
witU
the car. When
ne hit the
car the props under
to speak otherwise than in the high-1 f_,oUisVille and Nashville
est terms of Doan's Kidney Pills and Missouri Pacific
them.'
0n
May nth, 1906. Mr.
-por fifteen years 1
tv-at time
tried
was treated b"
misery. I had read a great deal about
Doans Kidney Pills and deciding to
trv them, I procured a box at Wilkin-
son & drug st01.e
conlpiete
and permanent cure."
saie
i)}-
was
au
1
Remember the
take no other.
STOP AT
FRED0NIA
THE
TODAY'S MARKETS.
Chicago Grain Market.
CHICAGO. Dec.
Open.
WHEAT—
10.—
High.
Dec.
May
July
CORN-
Dec.
May
July
heretofore New York Central ...
1
Northern Pacific
McBain National Lead
suffered Pennsylvania Railway
during R°ck Island
various remedies and preferred
physicians witliout re-J St. Paul
ceiving relief. I was often unable to [Southern Pacific
work for days on account of the acute: Sugar
pains in the small of my back and United States Steel ..
a'ided to this trouble was a retention De preferred
o- tiie kidney secretions. The pass-j Union Pacific
ages were also attended with a scald-j Wabash
ing sensation and caused me great Do preferred
They effected BOWEN, ILL.
joe Motter
HOTEl
1321-1323 Street, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
European Plan
$1 pr day and bp
la Tbe Center ol Everything
Cnislne and Service nnsnrpnsed
Electric Lightning »nd MtxUm
ImpfQvcCTicnta.
Spceial lUtca to Touri»t» »n4
Commerciil Tnvcler,
SEND FOR BOOMiET
Wm. W. Dannetaower
Proprietor
hkmM
4
mm-
Low. Clos^.
102 4
107 Vi
93?,,
1024
107
1013*
iot
99 .....
'/4
102',
107r's
99%
58%
02
C2
I ',-8
«8
(12
OATS-
Dec.
May
July
58
62
G2
01%
01 "i
62
50'•'g
53%
•iTy2
no-is
30
r.2%
47%
50 vs
56
47'i
Chicago—Hogs, receipt
steady top, $5.90.
Cattle—Receipts,
slow.
ji verpool-
%d lower.
47?
O00
S,000 market,
-Wheat, Vsd lower corn,
Car Lots Today.
Chicago—Wheat, 31: graded No. 2,
4 corn. 3tiS: graded No. 2, 44 oats,!
S5 graded No. 2, 2G. I
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Cattle 8,000
ten to 15 lower beeves $5.20@7.60
stockers, $2.50@4.70.
Hogs, 31,000 strong 5 higher light
$5.40@5.75 heavy, $5.G0@5.95 pigs,
$3.85@4.S0.
Sheep 18,000 strong natives, $2.90
@4.85 lambs, $4.50@7.00.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 10.—Cattle,
3,000 steady steers, $4.50@7.50 1
stockers, $3.00@5.00.
Hogs, 14,000 strong bulk, $5.35@
5.75 pigs, $4.00@5.00.
Sheep, 5,000 steady muttons, $4.00
@5.00 lambs, $4.50@6.75.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—Poultry
Dressed and live, unchanged.
Butter—Steady.
Eggs—Nearby white, fancy, 50@
52c fresh firsts, 34c.
Cheese—Full creams, specials, 14%
@15%c.
New York Stocks.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—The market
ruled strong and active for a good part
of the first half hour with a number
of specialities forced into prominence
nnd some of Standard issues making
1
Be cured to stay cured.
Kidney Pills make lasting'
Doan
cures.
Keok.ik people testify.
Here's one case of it:
a| Alexander McBain, retired, 21 North
material gains that at a period later g|
At- 111 ..nn.l mnm.. ffO/1- I
in the hour selling caused many trad
ers to take the bear side and reaction
on which a good part of early gains
were lost set in. Rending fell a lit
tle over a point Wabash preferred
yielded 1% and Rock Island preferred
dropped 3 points. Government steady,
and other bonds strong.
Atchison
American Smelting ..
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda Copper ...
Baltimore and Ohio
B. R.
Canadian Pacific ...
Erie
Illinois Central
dealers. Price 50 and use of bath, for light house-
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, Miss Nellie Kennedy of Bentley is keeping. Address M., this office.
New York, sole agents for the United the guest of Miss .J^'^Crum.
States.
visited iiis daughter
Fern of Quincy Saturday.
Bruce Markee of Augusta visited
Saturday and Sunday with William
Mathew.
The new Christian church was dedi-|
cated by R-v. Jones, December G, 1908.
The cost of the building was esti-
mated to be about $12,000 of which all
S,M?ssSURomettltneckett8
Miss Ella Houston of Carthage is
visiting: her friend Miss Katnerino
Moruning.
Allen Ijock spent Supday wltii his
wife in Blessing hospital at Quincy.
Edgar Neal of Quincy is visiting rel
atives and friends this week.
Do It now
Springfield Lnmp
Lehlglt Valley
Hard Coal
JAMES CAMERON & SONS
Botb Phonei
Oil lee 17 S Seventh
FA HE THERE,
AMUSEMENTS
GRAND
OPERA
HOUSE
FRIDAY
DEC. 11
PARLAND-NEWHALl C#
Ai..,
Male and Brass
Quartette and
Bell Ringers
Bret H. Ringler, Trombone Soloist.
Seat Sale
Thursday, 8 P. M.t Y. M. C. A. Office.
70, 60 and 25 Cents.
To Members—20 and 10 Cents.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY DEC. 18
A Night i" Bohemia
For Benefit of
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION
(Under Auspices of Elks.)
I Not an old-time minstel show, but
something new and pleasing, with all
the Keokuk favorites on the bill.
TICKETS 75 CENTS
Tickets may be exchanged at box ot
flee for reserved, seat coupons com
menciug at 7:30 p. m., Wednesday,
I December 16, without extra charga.
I First come, first served.
Gallery tickets, on sale night of per*
formance, 25c.
iHomeseeker's Holiday
EXCURSION
TO
GULF COAST, TEXAS
TUESDAY, DEC. 15
$30
ee
for round trip tricket, with
privilege to stop off at points
of interest going and return­
ing. A delightful trip, full of pleasure,
comfort and Information. Dining and
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J. H. ROACH
IMIGRATION AGENT, Keokuk, Iowa.
WANT COLUMN
WANTED.
WANTED—BOO men to learn barber
trade and take positions waiting
our graduates. Few weeks completes.
Constant practice furinshed, scholar
ship include:: tools, instructions,
demonstrations, examinations and di
plomas. Write for catalogue. Moler
Barber College, St. Louis. Mo. tf.
MEN WANTED QUICKLY by tig Chi
cago mail order house to distribute
i"U% c^talo^ues, advertise, etc. $25 a
24 $60 expense allowance first
niontrf no experience required. Man
ager, Dept. 500, 385 Wabash Ave., Chi
cago. 8-3t
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WANTED—Stenographer, permanent
position miust take dictation read
ily and be able to transcribe correct
ly. Apply at once. Room W, Grand
Hotel. It
WANTED—Wide awake competent
stenographer. Write at once. W.
Cary Lewis Co., Chicago. 5-7t
WANTED—Three rooms unfurnished
Philip Nelson was a Chicago visitor WANTED—Three rooms unfurnished
-nmn's i,ni a part of last week. I and use of bath for light house
Mr. and Mrs. John Shopard of Car-. j{eepjng. Address M., this office.
tliage are visiting Wili Gillis and fam-1
ily.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Dwelling with gas, bath
and barn. Also farm near Keokuk.
Inquire 727 Morgan street. tf
FOR RENT—Eight room house, 815
Concert. Applv 722 Franklin
stl-eet.
was raised Sunday.
Miss Stella Whiti- gton of Augusta pQR RExt—'Two nicely furnished
of Golden! rooms for light housekeeping. In-
snent Saturday and Sunday with her quiie -OS South bixth .stioet.
cousin Miss Dophine Sterritt.
Rev. Chandler of Canton, III., at- TOR SALE.
tended the services of the dedication
of the Christian church. He was one' FOR SALE—Flyer for short time only,
of its former pastors. The two cottages of 5 rooms each.
and
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FOR SALE CHEAP—House and lot,
SI 1. South Sixteenth street. J. 3.
Ferguson. li oi Carroll street.
Unimpeachable—If you were to see
the unequalled volume of unimpeach
able testimony in favor of Hood's Sar
saparilla, you would upbraid yourself
for so long delaying to take this effec
tive medicine for that blood disease
from which you are suffering.
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needs money. Dirt cheap at $1,300. J.
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