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PAGE EIGHT, The GRAND WED., FEB. 9 First Time in Keokuk. THE FAVORITE MUSICAL. TRIUMPH. The Time, The Place and The Girl As presented 465 performances In Chicago. Masterpiece of Hough, Adams & Howard. Stellar Cast with ROBERT PITKIN and ELIZABETH GOODALL assist ed by the famous Pennant Winning beauty chorus. Excursions on rail roads. Prices $1.50, $1, 75c, 50c. Seats Selling. "Looking Both Ways" /•ROAD, ENTERTAINING, AMUSING LECTURE BY Dr. John Wesley Potter Trinity M. E. Church Tenth and Main, 7:30 p, m- Tuesday Feb. Admission 25c Clrareti Benefit. Your are Invited. Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder •win thoroughly cleanse, whiten and preserve the teeth, harden the gtmts and render the mouth clean and wholesome. '. Pat up tn handsome pack age. ,., 25c. the can ON SALE AT McGrath Bros. Drug Company Corner Fifth and Main Scott & O'Reilly 1-W.- r-'.-i Prescription Druggists PURE DRUGS Accurate Prescription Work 600 MAIN ST. Candy! Candy! Candy! The freshest and best homemade always at '«ss, MARCHEFKE'S (F REMEMBER laws & FALKIMBURG For Choice Poultry and Groceries 906 Main Street ill* ikfp "(PARED ma chemists 25c. a Jar at Wilkinson & Co. 422 Main Street KEOKUK'S BIGGEST, BUS IEST AND BEST DRUG STORE. O. L. Hughes Feb. 14 WEE & PRICE OFFER The County Sheriff A drama In four acts Strong in emotion, beautiful in sentiment. The most interesting of today. p'ay Prices 25c* 35c and 50c. Seats on Sale Saturday morning. Do You Want 75x140 Feet? on eorner of Sixth and Blondeau street, (across street from opera house one-half block from postoffice, and one and one-half blocks from country court house), most valuable and desirable vacant property and lo cation off of Main street, with exca vation for cellar and basement made, also streets improved, etc.? If You Do 8th $72.50 Per Foot (75 feet Blondeau street measurment) aggre gating $5,437.50, wilt buy this splendid holdings, for a short time only. In a Few Years Blondeau street meassurement) aggre profit to the buyer. Idle talk, no but the expressed opinion of the most con servative and reputable people of Keo kuk. Just compare prices asked and paid for corners on Main street be tween Fourth and Seventh, with the price asked for this corner, and settle the question your own way. Is there a difference In value of $600 to $700 per foot in the two proposition? We think not. Isn't $27.50 per foot dirt cheap for the corner of Sixth and Blondeau streets, in comparison? We think it is. Isn't 75x140 feet on the corner of Sixth and Blondeau streets a decided and big bargain at $5,437.50? We know it Is. Act quickly, if you want this property. It will surely dou ble in price within a few years. COLLINS & PARADICE 14-16 North Sixth St. MUSLIN SALE TOMORROW Wednesday morning only, as long as 1,000 yards last, we will sell 36 inch bleached muslin, 9c value, 10 yards for 59c 10 yards to a customer, no phone orders accepted, THE CENTRAL STORE. Proof of Will. State of Iowa, Lee County—ss. In District Court. To all whom it may concern': Notice ie hereby given, that on the thirty-first day of January, A. D. 1910, a paper was opened and read by the clerk of the District Court of Lee county, Iowa, purporting to he the last Will and Testament of J. A. Sargent, lat© of Lee County, in the stats of Iowa, deceased and that proof of the genuineness of said instrument will be heard in the District Court of said county at Keokuk, on the fifteenth day of March, A. D. 1910, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, being the second day of the March term, A. D. 1910, of said court, when all per sons interested in said Will are re quired to be present and make their objections to the same, if any they have. In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand this eighth day of February, 1910. BD. S. LOFTON, Clerk of the District Court. By RALPH B. SMITH, deputy. Proof of Will. State of Iowa. Lee county, ss— In district court To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby give, that on the thirteenth day of January A. D. 1910, a paper was opened and read by the clerk of the district court of Lee coun ty, Iowa, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of H. H. Trimble, late of Lee county, in the state of Iowa, deceased and that proof of the gen uiness of said instrument will be heard in the District court, of said county at Keokuk, on the fourteenth day of March, A. D., 1910, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, be ing the first, day of the March term, 1910 of said Court, when all persons interested in said Will are required to be present and make their objections to the same, if any they have. In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand this eighth day of February 1910. ED. S. LOFTON, Clerk of the District Court. By RALPH B. SMITH, Deputy. 'i/ N°t His Own Judge, It Is not permitted to the most equitable of men to be a judge in his own cause.—Pascal. Any persons wishing a contract to work the highwavs of Des Moines township for the year 1910 may confer with the trustees on Saturday, Feb. 19, at 2 o'clock p. m. at Vincennes S lDg Keokuk's Safest Positively Tonight The Course of True Love B-I-O-G-R-A-P-H Wednesday Evening, Feb. 9 The Prince of Fame COMING Thurs- Feb. 1 Oth As Played By OLGA NETHERSOLE Matinees Daily, Except Sunday NOTICE. WESLEY JOHNSON, xwp. Clerk. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hatl'a Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. We. the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last IB years anu be lieve him perfectly honorable In all busi ness transr -ons and financially auie to carry out any obligations made by his WAUDING, KINNAX & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken .nternally, acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces o( the system. Testimon ials sent free. Price »5 cents per Dottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for conttipa. Uoa. ESCAPED BY THE FIRE ESCAPE Quincy Herald: On the 18th of Jan uary. affer a trial in the police court, Bert Bailey was fined ?25 and costs on the charge of vagrancy and on condi tion that he leave the city and re- ed. that if day he wouid te sentenced to the public roads and canals. house of correction for fiftyfour and rl in hp c\tv oft or that Sore Lungs and Raw Lungs. Most people know the feeling, and the miserable state of ill health it indicates. AH people should know that Foley's Honey and Tar, the great est throat and lung remedy, will quick ly cure the soreness and cough and restore a normal condition. Ask Tor Foley's Honey and Tar. Wilkinson & Co. CITY NEW'sS —Horse blankets at Sherwood's. —Read The Daily Gate City, cents per week. —New embroideries, 5c to 50c yard just received at CentraL —Tonight, Dr. J. W. Potter's lecture, "Looking Both Ways," at Trinity M. 1 h,msf r^hSeth fw 11 rT I up to some of his old tripks. Chief Koch, Detectives Bumster and Scharn horst and Patrolman Tom Ryan went to the old Oriental hotel. Front and Broadway, yesterday afternoon with the intention of arresting the young man- His parents live in the old building, and there be makes his home. That Bailey was in the hotel was known to the officers and on enter ing they went direct to the fourth floor. Bailey either heard or saw them coming, and taking long chances, made his get away by the fire cscape route. He climbed down the ladder to the first floor and thence dropped to the ground, a distance of sixteen feet. Unhurt by the fall, he scram bled to his feet and sprinted south on Front street to Vermont, thence running"" east" to ComTerciaf "alley meat' structions to arrest him oti sight, and as he does not appear to be able to' make a living away from home, it is taken for granted that he will be in custody before long Bailey was arrested and fined for|are the theft of articles from a family that! ®tron8, 10 B. church. Don't miss this. It is well worth hearing. *—Hostilities will open in the pool league this evening, when Seiberts and the Drexel teams meet. Addi tion teams have been entered, making Bert Bailey, Formerly of Keokuk, the composition of the league as fol Continues to Give Quincy lows Drexels, Seiberts, teams rep Police Trouble. resenting the cigar store of Joseph Moeller and Frank Moeller Third street, Elks and in all probability the Keokuk Club and the Olympians. 1 one-half days in default of payment of! $89,000 Available. main awav the Denaltv was pnrf MOINES, Feb. 8. An in vest I m., va «ne aamittea to the union, the state treatment at St. Mary hospital un ... ...... He did not leave the city, but -assented by the feleral government. fteps wil be taken to get this money dUring i911' tbe rh«umatism ways Today I a»i havei,,t a my body and' althouKh 1 clear and active, B,e ciettr ana was moving from Fifth street between 'nfion,nia- I weigh 145 pounds and Hampshire and Vermont last summer.: After the theft he disappeared and kept out of the way of the police until the l"th of January. He has been in trouble a number of times. Last One. "Pop!' "Yes, my son?" "What is an ultimate consumer?" "Ob, the ulti mate consumer, my boy, is the one who gets the hash." am a^ree CITY NEWS —Buy" harness of Sherwodi, —New one piece dresses. Central. —For that harness and repairing, go to SherwOod, —"Sapho" will be shown at Dodges next Thursday xMsht. I.*V -Fresh red snapper, halibut and trout at Joe Haubert'a. "av*nS accepted the conditions p~e- der the treatment of his brother and le",8lature beIn& em-, reached the police that be has been, powered to determine the manner of art was one of the leading doctors expenditure. NOT Wouldn't Allow it. I always said," says a.bright wom an, that I would never allow myself to become a rheumatic old woman, hobbling around on a stick and munch ing my jaws on account of nervous I ailments, but horror of horrors, two years ago the rheumatism came and cause of the trouble so I discarded and continuing south in the alley. Prepared in lard and made up a new By the time the officers got out of the hotel all trace or the fugitive. years °ld- You will have to with me when I say I consider mysel* a worthy exponent of the bene ficiai and nourishing results of Grape Nuts to which I owe my splendid health." Read "The Road to Wellville," found in pkgs. "There's a reason." Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human in re 4 —New embroideries -Just received at 50c to $1.26 per yard, at Central. -Positively tonight "The Course of True Love" at Dodges, "it's a Bio graph." -See the beautiful diamond ring in LeBronsr window to b& given to the prettiest baby in Keokuk. -See the baby go cart to he given as second prize by the Duncan-Schell Co., in the Dodges theatre contest. —The monthly meeting of St. .Jos eph Auxiliary will be held at the hospital Wednesday, February 9, at 2:30 p. m. f? —The 25c it will cost'to hear Dr. J. W. Potter's lecture tonight could not be spent so well in any other way. Be sure to attend. —The Benevolent Union soliciting committee will call upon citizens in a few days for the annual subscription for support of home, —Notice how the days are slowly getting longer? Twilight comes just a little bit later each evening and daylight a bit earlier in the morn ings. -Regular meeting Morning Star lodge No. 6, Knights of Pythias to night at 7:30 o'clock at Castle hall. Fifth and Blondeau. Visiting Knights Invited. —Join the big audience at Trinity M. E. church tonight for Dr. J. W. Pot ter's great lecture., "Looking 'Both Ways." Something good is in store for you. —See the Biograph "The Course of True Love," at Dodges positively to night. —Keokuk people are becoming more and more impressed every day that a stupendous enterprise is in pro gress right before their eyes and the immensity of it is going to grow. —The Gate City will continue to be, as it has in the past, the best local newspaper published in this city. Sub scribers to this paper can be assured that when news matters involving Keo kuk are concerned this paper will fur nish the same and as usual ahead of other Keokuk daily newspapers. —Tonight without fail, the great est of all Biographs, "The Course of True Love," at Dodges. —Dr. C. L. Queen secretary-treasur er of the board of hotne missions of the Methodist Protestant church is in the city. He met last night with the church officials at a meeting at which Sunday, April 3 was selected as the date for the dedication of the new church at Twelfth and Exchange sts which is expected to be completed and ready by that time, r? N —Send in your baby photos to enter the baby contest at Dodges theatre. —Next Sunday morning the first chapters of that charming serial Story, "The Fourth Estate," will appear in this paper. No one should miss it. The last story run in this paper, "The Red Mouse," delighted our readers. "The Fourth- Estate" will not prove disappointing. This paper is complete in every detail. It leads in both home and foreign news, leads in market reports and in editorial thought. It is a complete newspaper in every respect. Get the best while you are subscribing. —Don't miss the Biograph "The Course of True Love," at Dodges to night. a rf„Ti I penalty was suspend-: gation by Governor Carroll, reveals jj. V. Hart Bailey tfven to under,t,»d u,,t""a,,"'S Vw I 5i£. "ho.plSl to" tbu'ctt!Tsilnaw found was I .. lwui a uuapiitti vms City ounuay ?d be sentenced to *55 ™H,e SUT £2""1J"*"!"" This sum in poor health for the past five years admitted to union Quincy Whig: Dr. Flinn M. Hart, well known physician at West Point, aud a made available at the time Iowa and "was""broueht here""recently for oto(o brother of Drs. Henry and ana was Drougni nere recently ror ot general debility with it. "I didn't waste any time but set to morning at 1:30 after a long illness studying the question from a scien- George L. Van Auken was born in tiflc standpoint and came to the con- Huron county, Ohio, September 3, elusion that improper food was the 1844, and died in Columbus Junction, ho'-bread, pastry, and all foods m®nu 'n which Grape-Nuts was the princ,Pal food- By thia simple, pleas- after he dodged Into Commercial alley, Change I not only got rid of the thirty-two battles, so of tbem the had been lost. The officers have in- her local physicians. He was suf- fer ing from heart trouble and declin- ed gradually until the end came. Dr. in Hancock county and his death will be widely mourned in that county as well as in this city. He was the son of the late John F. Hart and had been a practicing physician for the past seventeen years. He was born at West Point on September 10, 18G8, making his age 41 years, 4 months and 16 days. —Olga Nethersole's version of "Sapho" at Dodges Theatre Thursday evening. —Geo. L. Van Auken, a pioneer citizen of Columbus Junction, and a highly esteemed man died 'Sunday Iowa, February G, 1910, being sixty six years old. At the beginning of the civil war he entered the army, en listing in Company of the Ninth Indiana infantry. He was engaged in but I mide a big gain in most hotly contested battles of the *00* ww. active, nerves are and I am never troubled with In the battle of Stone River h© glad to tell you that I was wounded, being shot in the cheek, Paln °r ache anywhere in and in the battle of Missionary Ridge I do a great his foot was run over by an artillery deal of literary work, my brain forces wagon and crushed. He Lot No. Lot No. Lot No. Lot No. Lot No. Lot No. Lot No. Berved BOTH PKONES. until the close of the war. Upon bis return home he was united in marriage to Miss Mary E. Welton of LaPort. In diana. To this union five children were born, two of whom are living— George, of Columbus Junction, and Mrs. Daniel McAvoy, of Chicago. Mr. Van Auken has followed the shoe maker's trade all bis life. For a num ber of years he served as city mar shal. He was strictly honorable in all his dealings and was always a good citizen in the community. He served a term in Washington, D. C., guetrd at the white house. CAUSE}) ittlt Jiev liXVE\ msmrl AjmOROVGti TUESDAY, FEB. 8, 1910. Great Geaning-Up Sale In Oer Ready-to-Wear Department We have decided to dean hp the accumulation 'of Womei'i »nd Chilk6n's Garments In our Ready-to-Wear Department. The Garments are not new or made In the prevailing styles, but at the prices marked are the greatest values ever offered, We have arranged them in lots, at the following prices: l_Women's and Children's Garments at ,7g0 2—Women's and Children's Garments 3_Women's and Children's Garments at 4—Women's and Children's Garments at 5—women's and Children's Garment* at 6—Women's and Children's Garments at 7—women's and Children's Garments at Lot of Women's Wrappers light oolored, slightly soiled Lot of Women's Dress Skirts, a little shop worn .... If you can use a Woman's or Child's Cloak that'It .not new or stylish, at prices that fit the merchandise, this Is your oppor tunity ''H 't: ••,. ri v' .''•'•.•H":., No Approvals—No Exchanges—No thing Laid Away at this Sale Sale Now Open Sullivan & Auwerda -J Hardware We can save you money on your Hardware bill. See our new line of Oil Stoves. Tinware and Gal vanized Ware. Get our prices Renwald 1300 Main. .Bell Phone, 988 Spicer Makes Your Watch Keep Time 719 Main St. —Read The Daily Gate City. 15.00 ••48c $1.79 Behind Our Claim of doing Tailoring for critical dress ers, is a guarantee which means something. We satisfy in every par ticular or we do not charge you. You select the fabrics yourself—we do the .Teasuring, cutting, fitting and finish ing and we warrant all operations to be perfect Then,-with this satisfac tion, is tbe added one of moderate price. Study it. Fred Lindsey Keokuk's Leading Clothes Maker It Depends on tbe Fruit and Packing FERNDELL PINEAPPLE is the result of years of pat ient thought and trial to find the best. No haphazardness allowed to reach the highest stand ard. No "eood enough"—Science and skill joins hands in the CANNERIES. Thirty cents per can. IMMEGART'S Notice To Gas Consumers On account of the past cold spell there will undoubtedly be a number of frozen and partially frozen servioes. Thp company will appreciate it if they are notified promptly so they can repair the defect without charge* Keokuk Gas & Eleclric Co. 706 MAIN ST. Good Teeth Mean Sound Health It is not sufficiently understood that the cohdition of the teeth has a very large influence on the general health. Poor teeth means imperfect mastica tion—one of the principal causes of indigestion. Let us examine your: teeth free of charge, and we ill put them in proper condition if they need' our service. All branches of Dent-! istry practiced. DR. H. B. WESCOTT (Successor to'Dr. Colby.) Office over Younker's Fifth A, Main. Your Watch CGoldIMiJal "Flour rt^dlieatjest—it's b«»t too—more loaves to ib* sack. Bursstiu p'--*