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CHICAGO^ WOMAN HERE
fjfffAjH IT »N DETAIL.
Nevada
BriMTwm J-eecture
nttn'can-Schell
Mrh are certain to interest and
S?t
vo
uThere will be no dread
Al
day after seeing this expert
and receive her helpful sugges
Mrs.
Briggs is an exponent of
irt"of" taking as
following delicious dainties will
bated and served at Tuesday's
L: Ribbon cake, date muffins, corn
Jitea biscuits and peanut cookies,
Don't miss attending the Free Bak-
School.
|i Representatives
1^0 Reward, $100.
rea^crs this paper will be pleas
lr"? Jearn that thero is at least one
uisease that science has ben able
5'?re all its stages, and that Is Ca
•w. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tho only
•w _lcure now known to the medical
Catarrh being a constltu-
|Jr°' d'seane, requires a constitutional
Halls Catarrh Cure W
"Twraally, acting directly upon the biood
kLkCOUS surfaces of the system.
cftroylng the foundation of
and giving the patient
f'fi", by building up the constitution
"'slating nature In'doing its work,
•h* ?I?Br
ors
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on
Sic Economy and Serve
Appetizing
D,•h•
Furniture Co. ex.
We ladies of Keokuk a cordial
Kin to meet Mrs. Nevada Briggs
and listen to her lectures
•C "Science of Domestic Econ-
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These talks are to be given In
ie Mrs. Briggs illustrates
..mrewith interesting baking
taught by Mrs.
McKenzle
Hill' of the widely
'Boston cooking school and has
„ew and practical ideas that you
1JL to
find
helpful. These lec-,
are free, there is no charge
fLr Tasties of delicious baking
be
served
to all who attend, hot
Vheoven while you wait. Chairs
h» nlaced' so
you may sit in com
during these talks and illustra-
Classes begin promptly at 2j
Tuesday. December 15, and on
I"
succeeding
afternoon. Mrs.
uses the well known K. C. bak-1
wder in her work. She thinks,
Isuperior to others for reason she
I eipl&in.
the K. C. Baking
\,jer will call at your ho*ie to tell
j( its great merit. Ask them to
ifjpu
the Janette
McKenzie Hill
book's Book." It contains the finest
jllrttlon of choice recipes ever com
fdr Ht is beautifully illustrated.
How is Your Digestion. 1
Mrs. Mary Dowling of No. 228 8th
Ire- San "Yancisco, recommends a
medy for stomach trouble. She says:
gratitude for the wonderful effect of
lectric Bitters In a case of acute.in
gestion, propmts this testimonial. I
fully convinced that for stomach
I liver troubles Electric Bitters is
best remedy on the market today.'
great tonic and alterative medl
be Invigorates the system, purifies
4e blood -nd is especially helpful in
II forms of female weakness. 50c at
Winson & Co., and J. F. Kiedaisch
Ilk Son drug store.
OPPOSITION
TO THE PLAN
townee Poet Does Not Want to See
the Curtis Statue Monkeyed
With.
Nothing but opposition to the prop
«sition to move the Curtis statue from
Last evening at this regular meeting
(Torrsnce Post No. 2 of the G. A. R.
following r. solution was unani
mously passed:
Resolved, That Torrence Post No.
IG. A. R„ protests against the pro
sed removal of the Curtis monu-
im from its present location and'
1
post commander and adjutant cer
jfr this resolution to the city council
the city of Keokuk, Iowa."
|Ttiis ought to settle the matter,
if the veterans of the city do not
*h to have the statue monkeyed
M. their wish should be respected.
have so much faith In
•Jh,2i 4 powers that they offer One
T!",™. Dollars for any case that It
t« cure. Send for list of testlmon-
F. 3. CHENEY & CO.,
la.,. Toledo. O.
In?. & Dnigglstg, 75c.
Halls Fatr.lly Pills for constlpa-
16RED SPOT
IN STORE WINDOWS
r9«
Pasteboard Card With Red Cen
ter is Attracting Attention
Among Holiday Buy* rs "s
M(-K«okuk'8
I,
holiday buyers have a
that there is something behind
arge
pasteboard cards with the
red
centers which have been plac
Ifc 'i6
winilows
res'
wteboards.
o' several local
None of them have been able
ltelw|8ker
lh(? question
lb
raany
%, fen
that have been
Pe°Ile whose attention
a,lracted
by the conspicuous
what
|l
can be learned concern-
they were placed in the win-
LV^time this morning, one in
*tadow of Qartruff and Hesbacher
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and the other in the Drexel window.
There is not a single mark on either
of the cards, and nothing to give pass
ers the slightest hint as to what it is
all about. Many have signified their
intention of keeping a watchful eye on
Raw Lungs.
When the lungs are sore and in
flamed, the germs of pneumonia and
consumption find lodgment and mul
tiply. Foley's Honey and *'ar kills
the cough germs, cures the most ob
stinate rackip cough, heals the lungs,
and prevents serious results. Tli9
genuine is in the yellow package.
Wilkin~on & Co.
SEASON'S FAVORITES
ALL NEXT WEEK
score injured in a collision of a work
Return Engagement of the Pop
ular Catterlin Players
Next Week.
The Catterlin players, who so de-
le corner of Third and Main street, lighted Dodge Theatre patrons a few
is been made public so far and the weeks ago, will appear again all next
•(cheme will probably not be carried
loot.
week, with an entire change of plays
and talking pictures, and the an
nouncement will be sufficient to cause
a -crowded house to greet them Mon
day night. The week these players
entertained was one of the most sat
isfactory weeks to all concerned since
the theatre was opened. The talking
pictures are wonderful and one never
tJreg of the,B The soclety pIaylets
are most pdpular, the performers be
capable in every sense of the word.
Matinee dally except Monday. 10
cents. Ladies souvenir matinee Wed
nesday. The bil is changed on Wed
nesday and Friday, giving three new
bis for the week.
Don't miss the opening night. ,•
FRESH AIR FOR
BIK3 RIDERS
Authoritltes Let in Air and It
Way of Continuing Big
Show.
Was
fleers from breaking up the big show
order. After 7 o'clock this morning
the floor below the track for some
minutes and then walked to his
dressing room, seemingly better.
2:00 p. m. —Three teams, 2,122
miles four laps. One team 2,122 miles
three laps. One team 2,122 miles,
two laps. One team 2,122 miles ,one
Jap. One team 2,121 miles, nine
laps. One team 2,114 miles, three
laps. Record 2,125 miles, one lap.
Scouted Suicide Theory.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11.—At the Hirsch
berg funeral Rev. Father James
Sullivan officiated. In an address he
scouted the suicide theory, saying the
man's whole life made such a thing
ridiculous. He said the supporters
of the theory were those anxious to
escape criticism for faillug to find a
solution to the mystery. -1
If you wish to sell a property use
a Gate City want ad. It talks to sev-1
eral thousand people every evening.!
There is no better or cheaper way
to present your proposition than
through a want ad in this paper.
UNABLE TO
GET A VERDICT
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—They got' jjmk dealers must pay a license in
fresa air into Madison Square Garden Keokuk of $25 per year as required
this morning to prevent the health of-1
evefy one excepting the riders, Ciand-
2,008 miles, two laps one 2,008, one
2,007 nine one 2,00" seven one
000 three. Record 2,024, three.
McFarland Gets a Fall
I oyd McFarland, of California, got
a bad fall at 10:30 this morning. A
tire on the rear wheel burst and the
rider was thrown heavily. He lay on
Does not Color the Hair
frgsHair Vigor is composed of
iLfJb'sto your doctor. Ask him If there is a single injurious ingredient. Ask
Hn thinks Aycr's Hair Vigor, as made from this formula, is the best prepa
WU could use for falling hair, or for dandruff. Let him decide.
-Jurjr Inf t'he'Hireohberc'Death Unable jof
to Determine St. Louis Man's I
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these large pasteboards as possibly the one shown him as being the same
something may be disclosed in the!
near future.
Although only placed in their posi- whether the wound was self-inflicted,
tions today the cards have incited the result of an accident or had been
quite a little curiosity on the part of
the many holiday buyers.
v7,
Frost
of
half price, refund the money to any-
one whom it does no cure-
and as the result eight teams thatj Several days ago informations
still survive the big six day bike race
lers and scoring officials were chased,
out of the building and the skylight:
removed, doors and windows opened
and left open tor over an hour. There
is little to choose between the three
leading teams, all riding true and
If you cannot call at their drug store
will be sent you by mall, charges paid.
JUNK LICENSE
MUST BE PAID
were
are in better shape today with sprints jjarrv Schultz, charging them with do
to gain the coveted lap once more in ing
a
Thjs
come up
after
cj,je(i not
]iaj. the
cagpS
wy,en
ed
was
land. Why, this is unknown. their opinions changed after an at
The score at 8 a. m. Three teams
t0rney
found that the city
prepa-
He knows.
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The Daily Gate City
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Bards-j
Pr°Perty Mr'|
"To the best of my knowledge li
revolver~in his uncle's liouse" when I
he was a youth, he could not identify
gun.
The jury was unable to determine
will cut out the following coupon and
present it at their store.
DO CONGRESSMEN
NEED WATCH
House Members Take Exceptions to
Intimation in President's Mes-
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cut out the coupon an ma great nation. I am sure there is no
25 cents and a 50c ox sp
Cases Against Bower and Schultr
Were Continued this Afternoon
in Superior Court.
bj. the
for
ordinance, or $60 per year
itinerant junking with a wagon.
against Sam Bower and
business without a license.
strong and should be in the final mile ^yhen the matter first came up, dent's friends say the republican Lincoln Newhall, first tenor, cor
sprint for first money. Rutt-Stol are there were loud cries from the junk leaders acted piomptlj to prevent the
nominally the betting favorites but (jeaiei.8 about discrimination and that democrats making the first move Stewart A. Smith, second
Wise money is going on Floyd-McFar- jaw
had looked up the matter and
has a perfect right
to pass such an ordinance.
The result of this case, will put a
number of shoe string junk men out
of business, for $25 is as big as a
million to a number of them.
—Buy your Christmas presents
early and get an opportunity to make
choice selection.
At a meeting last evening of the
fire committee of the city council, T)rl
ver was suspended for thirty days
and Minuteman Yager was transferred
to the Holla station for that time. John
Dunn and Joe Hullard were appointed
I permanent firemen for a thirty days'
trial.
sags That Detectives Ought ~v:
to be Employed. s'ife
APPOINTS COMMITTEE
4
Adopts a Resolution Introduced
New York Denby of Michigan
town, Ky., a brother-in-law, and Bar-1 Weeks of Massachusetts, Republicans
rett Frost, nephew of the dead man, I Williams of Mississippi Lloyd of Mis
had been shown the revolver found! souri, Democrats.
in the hall and each had failed to I ."
CHANCE FOR GATE CITY READERS ilege to the house and said he was
In order to test the Gate City's great: unbelieved in the over sensativeness
circulation and its superjor advertis- to unfavorable criticism whether upon
ing value we have made arrangements an individual or a public body.
with McGrath Bros., the popular drug-1 "But while there may be undut
gist to offer one of their best sellingj sensitiveness, so also there may be
medicines at half-prlec to anyone who undo obluseness, which might argue
COUPON.
This coupon entitles the holder
to one 50 cent package of Dr. How
ard's specific for the cure of con
stipation and dyspepsia at half
price, 25c. We will refund the mon
ey to any dissatisfied customer. V/'
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Dr. Howard's specific for the cure o£
constipation and dyspepsia is not an
unknown remedy. It has made many
remarkable cures right here in Keo
kuk and so positive are McGrath
Bros., Druggists, of its great superior
ity in curing dyspepsia, constipation, I
sick headache and liver troubles that
they will, in addition to selling it at
WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-The reso
U,tlnon states
never saw that revolver before," said! "2®
the elder Frost, and the young man
said that, although he had often seen
that the sundry civil
the last session contained a provision
with reference to the employment of
secret
otherwise received. This closed the to criminal classes."
public investigation into the cause of "Now, therefore, be it resolved that
the death and left it as much a mys-|
a
tery as it was on the morning that appointed by the speaker to consider
Hirschberg was shot. The police still the statements contained in the mes
insist that it was a case of suicide.. sage of the president and report wha!
The members of the famdly say it wasj action, if any should be taken in ref
accident or murder. erence thereto."
service in the treasury do
partment: "Whereas the message ol
the president to both houses of con
gress stated with reference to thai
provision."
"It's not too much to say that this
amendment could be of benefit only
committee of five of the house be I
Perkins arose in question of priv-
the lack of proper self respect. It's
of importance to the republic and all
co-ordinate branches that the govern
ment should possess, a high degree of
confidence and respect of the people.
1 yield to no one my respect to the
president I yield to no one ray re
spect to congress. To congress is
granted great power upon it is im
posed great responsibilities. The dig
nity of this body should not be punct
iliously insisted upon, but should be
properly maintained. The statements
made by the president cannot be
lightly disregarded. They may be so
construed by the public as to lessen
the dignity and thereby impair the
usefulness of congress. It can be
justly said. I think, those expressions
were unfortunate. Whether enough
to say this or whether some more for
mal action will be taken will be for
congress, exercising a wise and dls-
crm judgmenti tQ decide Wg are
rej)resentajjveg 0f njnetv
million peo-
&
,eg.slaUve
HMnrannmnnfn"
by
Perkins For Appointment of a
to Determine on Some
Action.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—The first
thing in the house was the adoption
a
take
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. 11.—The cor-J the President's message intimating
I oner's jury which inquired into the I that members of congress needed
death of Francis D. Hirschberg re-! watching by secret service men. The
(turned an open verdict Thursday af-! following was appointed: Perkins of
I
ternoon, after John M.
resolution by Perkins, of New
Yorlc.
to appoint a committee to con-
with reference to that portion of
body Qf a
ong has honor to be a meni.
ber Qf thjs
congress, who will hesi-
tate to approve such action as may be
required by proper regard for the dig
nity, of the body to which we belong
and of a people whose representa
tives we are. When the report of
the committee is presented an oppor
tunity will be given for a full discus
sion. I would be glad if this resolu
tion could now be adopted without
debate.
The attention to Perkins was un
divided. The applause came from
both sides. The resolution was adopt
ed without debate or hint of disap
proval.
Cannon immediately appointed a
afternoon their case was to committee whose report is expected
jn the superior court, but probably the middle of next week.
consulting an attorney, they de- It was stated at the White House
to fight the case, but to the president was aware of the house
iicense required and the intention and expects the senate to
were continued until they pay act similarly. lxdge and Beveridge
the information will be dismiss- consulted the president this morning
relative to the matter. The presi-
unconstitutional, but gaining political capital. French horn.
Roosevelt Loaded.
Roosevelt is reported to be loaded
Health is Free
M"«»Rmnttminiiim
THIS LOT 25c EACH
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For
with information from the- secret sei
vice and if given public would creah
a sensation. Wiikie conferred wit!'
Roosevelt at length today.
WASHINGTON". Dec. 11.—A com
mittee will meet Saturday for a gen
eral discussion of adjournment, the
early part of the week. There will be
no definite action until the senate has
opportunity to declare its position.
Chamberlain's the Most Popular,
"We have in stock many colic and
diarrhoea medicines," says R. M.
White, a prominent merchant of Tur
tle i3ayou, Tex., "but sell more of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholcrr. and
Diarrhoea Remedy than of all others
put together." For sale by Wilkinson
& Co., pharmacy, and J. F. Kiedaisch
& Son.
THIS EVENING'S
CONCERT PROGRAM
Order of the Fine Program to be Given
This Evening at the Opera
House Given Below.
Following Is the fine program
which will be given at the opera house
this evening by the Parland-Newhall
Concert company as the next in order
Q.f the A star
course
net.
Go after it.
Grape Nuts
The correct food for
health of brain and body,
'•there's a Reason."
&mMk
entertainment
Bret H. Ringler, first bass,
bone and violin.
Ralph H. Pnrland, second
I trombone.
tenor,
"Annabel Lee" Van de Water
Male Quartet.
"Melody of Love"
Bells.
(a) "Sextette" ("Lucia)"... Donizetti
(b) "Pilgrim's Chorus" (Tanhauser)
Wagner
Brass Quartet.
Solo, "Good Bye, Little Girl, Good
Bye" Park:
Mr. Parland brass accompani
ment.
"Vocal March"
I Male Quartet.
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Headquarters
Get Your Christmas
Toy! TODAY
Search the world you'll find no joy
like the Christmas joy of the little child.
No joy like giving joy to little children at
Christmas. And there's no .limit to the pos
sibilities of this joy giving. The Toy Store
will "show you how." Beg pardon, our
Greater Toy Store—more space for Christ
mas toys than ever before more toys—every
kind of toy you can think of and lots be
sides. Many new toys, out for the first
time this Christmas don't miss the "Flying
Cupid." But every things' on the go in
toyland—airships flying, trains whizzing,
boats whirling, mechanical animals per
forming, and the dolls looking on so sweet
and smiling. But here's the most import
ant of all: pick out your Christmas toys at
once you gain nothing by delay. Stocks
are freshest, finest, fullest now Most com
plete selections now—-why be caught in the
last grand rush?
The more practical things are here also
WOMEN.
Mufflers, Gloves, Handker
chiefs, Hosiery, Parasols,
Fancy Collars and Ruchlng,
Hand-bags, Belts, Combs,
White Aprons, Pillow Tops,
Table Linens, WaiBt or Dress
Pattern.
THE GOLDEN RULE
f/ Corner Eighth and Main Streets, Keokuk, Iowa
Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat
Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption
Sale by WILKINSON & CO. and J. P. KIEDAISCH & SON.
With Me," "Jesus Lover of My Soul"
and "Onward, Christian Soldiers."
Selection from "Faust" Gouuod
—In fixing up the recorder's office
in order to get it nice and comfortable
for the new deputy, Ed. G. Vaughn,
who takes charge on the first of the
year, two extra maps have been hung
on the wall, instead of being allowed
to lay away in the vault. One is a
certified plat, of the Half Breed tract,
from the United States land office,
made about seventy years ago and the
other is one of the city maps of
trom-j —j9 cents for one box fine choco
late. Sntlive Bros., Staurday.
bass,
Program.
KILL
AND
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CURE
PAGE SEVEN
FOR MEN.
Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Um
brellas, Gloves, Hosiery,
Slippers, Dress Shirts, Ties,
Tie and Handkerchief Sets,
Suspender, Arm Band and
Hose Supporter Sets, Stick
Pins, Cuff Buttons.
A "GUARANTEED" Electric Iron
Makes a Very Useful
Christmas Present
The uew iron finished gun metal—tlie newest iron out and the
best—just the thing for the home—saves labor,
steps and time.
KING PLUMBING CO.
420-422 BLONDEAD ST.
"Souvenir de la Suisse" (Trom
bone) Libberatti1
Mr. Ringler.
Chorus: Introducing hyms, "Abide
1S57.
COUCH
the
THE
LUNCS
Or. King's
WITH
New Discovery
FOR C?UCHS
PRICK
80o & $1.00.
OLDS
Trial Bottle Free|
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
MONEY REFUNDED.
S'i'y
DIAMONDS
Fine Stones and
Fine Values
Perhaps you are thinking about
buying a diamond for Christmas.
Diamonds are likely to again ad
vance in price, and the proba
bility Is that, the longer you
wait the more you will have to
pay for one.
We have a fine assortment
color and cutting and exquisitely
set, priced all the way from $5
up. Expert selection of stones
and buying at first hands en
ables us to offer intending pur
chasers extremely good values.
RENAUD
Reliable Jeweler
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