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The moment you set foot in pair of oar
Pumps or Low Shoes
you've taken a step In advance in footwear quality, Ot
faction—a step that leads you In the right, direction to
nees and etylefuliiess.
Oar Low Shoes are designed with special attention
the-ankle"' qualities and every Pair will fit the arch.
"The Store of Service
Baur-Mullarky Co.
Keokuk, Iowa
Graduating
Gilts
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You can get just what
Renaucfs whether it be
$50 article—it's right
gftsiiin
ISP
•ii from Renaud's.
TONIGHT TONIGHT
TONIGHT
COMPANY "L"
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
(FIRST MOONLIGHT EXCURSION THIS YEAR.)
ON STEAMER
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LARGEST LEVEL DANCING FLOOR ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
Admission{2r,T.500
Pollard's Quality Bakery I
GEO. WEIL
BC5 Johnson St.
General Blacksmithing
and Horseshoeing
All Work Guaranteed.
Boat Leaves{w^,
TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT
"SHORT CAKE"
Don't That Sound Good
And It Tastes Eetter When
It's Made By
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. FUNERAL NOTkiC.
I wish to announce my candidacy ItBIN—The fnn»i-.i ,,
for the office of county auditor on the 1*111 be held on Henry Rein
iicui on Wednesday afternoon
republican
marisa.
ticket at the June pri- at. 2-.o« o'clock from
[Main street and »h.
CLARENCE HULL*
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SHIRTS /#'.
Within the next week .or so a* the weather
grows warmer you'll probably buy your sum
mer supply of Shirts. Come to Weils for
them. We've the largest stock in Keokuk to
choose from, some exclusive.
promptly
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you wish at
a 50c or a
if it comes
RENAUD
RELIABLE JEWELER
Founded 1877
Phone 1559
20 South 4th
and
IdSced Drfc ,8eT2
fountain fixtures. The
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50c to $5.00
while the collection
is at its best.
Hart, Schaffner
& Marx
Fine clothes
80O Main
•. NOTICE.
To Charles H. Paynter and Sallie A.
Wilson:
You are hereby notified that a peti-
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tion has been filed in the District
X'onrt of the State of Iowa, in and for
O. R- JOHNSTON,
Clerk District Court.
By ALBERT VOLLERS,
Deputy.
Report of the Condition of the
No. 1992.
Keokuk National Bank
At Keokuk, In the state of Iowa, at
the dose of business on May 1st,
1916:
Resources.
I»ans and discorants $537,888.12
Overdrafts, unsecured «... 555.46
U. S. Bonds deposited to se
cure circulation (par val
ue)
Securities other than U. S.
bonds -(not including
stocks) owned unpledged
Subscription to
stock of federal
reserve bank .. $ 7,200.00
I ^ess amount un
paid 3,600.00
Furniture and fixtures
Net amount due from fed
eral reserve bank
Net amount" due from ap
proved reserve agents
45,000.00
73,558.27
3,600.00
1.00
16,952.95
New York, Chicago and
St. Louis 170,181.43
Net amount due from banks
and bankers 82,262.02
Other checks on banks in
the same city or town as
reporting bank
Fractional currency, nickels
I and cents
Notes of other national
I banks
Coin and certificates
Legal tender notes
Redemption fund with TJ. S.
I Treasurer and doe from
LT. S. Treasurer
8:30
9:00
posits
7"* cwatfet* State
agent. Blackhawk faoteL
3,990.22
445.51
THE DAILY GATE CITY AND CONSTITUnON-PEMOCRAT
CITY NEWS.
—U. P. Bataar Dec. 7.
—Go. I* Moonlight tonight. &('•'
—Moving. J. Opstelten, phone lt-648.
—'T*rfng your Job printing to Tho
Gate City office, or phone NTo. 35.
—Masonic. Hardin lodge. Special.
Wed., May 10, 7:30. Third degree.
—See Miles and Blaisdell for paint
ing and paper hanging. Phone Black
541.
—Jf. Byers and M. MoCan both paid
a dollar costs for fighting yesterday
on Water street.
—For picnics and fishing parties use
our motor truck. W. Schaefer Coal
Co., llll Main. Phone S83.
—The Ifc'O. T. M. club -will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles Wurm, 2026
Exchange St., next Thursday after
noon.
—The funeral of the late Henry
Rein will be held from the residence
at Main street and the Plank Road,
on (Wednesday afternoon at 2:00
o'clock.
—'Regular meeting, Colfax Rebekah
lodge tonight. Visiting metnbers al-
ways welcome. Ophelia Broese!,
I I I HI I 11II I Noble Grand Carrie Ackley, record
ing secretary.
—Regular meeting of Morning Star
lodge Jfo. 5, Knights of Pythias. Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock. Work in firs1
rank. Visiting Knights invited
Screen Enamel
BLACKandGREEN
In Y2
Pints, Pinto
and Quarts
On sale at
I
Yotrr screens will last
twice as long and look a
whole lot better if you
keep them stained.
McGrath Bros.
Drug Co.
John's church is to take place tonight.
The congregation w'U meet at a par
ish supper in the the pariah house at
6:30 o'clock. The guest of honor wIlL
Lee County, at Keokuk, stating that __
ftne said Charles H. Paynter has not bethe presiding bishop of the Ameri
been heard from for over seven years
chnrch,
and asking that he be declared legally the bishop of Quincy, Dr. Faw
dead and his estate administered on.
and unless you appear on or before
June 15th, 1916 at 9:00 o'clock a. m.
of said day said order will be entered
as prayed for in said petition.
cett_
16,700.00
71,748.05 Indignity
1.500*.00
2,250.00
Total $1,025,633.03
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid In $100,000.00
(Surplus fund 20,000.00
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Undivided profits $62,167.67
Less current ex
penses. inter
est, and taxes
paid 9,131.41 53,036.26
Circulating- notes outstand
ing
"Due to bank# and ban Hers.
45,000.00
42,420.86
7.50
Dividends unpaid
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits* .subject
to cSieck
Certificates of deposit due
in l®8,® than 30 days 29,44L»2
$444,061.24
Time deposits:
Certificate* of deposit
Other time deposits
Total of time de-
of Iowa,
re"
Correct Attest:
the home at
Plank Road.
Invited to the
[Aiii
90,674.71
231,432.46
posits $322,107.17
BILLIARDS AND BOWLINQ.
FOR SALK—Billiard tables, brand Total $1,0®6,633.03
Ownty of Lee, m-
1-S d^tlSS^^ESthe test tha?way.
and soda
Brunswick-
that the above statement is true to
'ne the best of my knowledge and beUef.!
Dr. Tattle, bishop of isl­
the bishop of Iowa, the Rt.
Rev. Theodore N. Morrison. It is
anticipated that this will prove a most
delightful occasion In the history ol
this parish. The supper is being
served under the direction of the So
cial Service league of St. John's.
—-Tonight. Mopnlight. Co. Lj.
—Tomorrow evening *t 8 o'clock in
Modern Woodman hall, Jud.re John F
Harris of Chicago, one of the national
lecturers of the order, will give an
Illustrated address on "Woodcraft, to
which the public is invited to attend.
There will bo no charge whatever and
the address promise® to beS a most In
teres ting one. The Woodman orches
tra will furnish music during the even
ing and all who are interested in the
M. W. A., -whether a member or not,
are cordially invited to attend the en
tertainment.
—Going? Sure! Co., h. Moonlight
tonight. Don't forget.
—Quincy Herald: The annual river
outing of Gem City lodge. Loyal Order
of Moose, given on the steamer G. W.
Hill Sunday, was a big success. The
excursion went to Keokuk. The boat
started from Hannibal at 8:30 o'clock,
left Quincy at 10: SO, reached Keokuk
about 4:20 o'clock and after a lay-over
of nearly two hours there, came hack,
reaching Quincy about 10 o'clock. The
Hill was due at Hannibal at 11:30
o'clock, but was at least an hour late
because of the storm, the boat going
to the bank near the old Marion City
landing, where it was tied up until
after the storm had passed.
—Regular meeting Loyal Order or
Moose, Keokuk lodge No. 704. toplght
at 8 o'clock, in Moose hall. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. John v"..
Stadler, dictator. A. E. Moore, sec
retary.
—A violation of the flag law at Fort
Madison is reported in the Democrat:
W. Klepplsch, manager of the
Grand opera house, was suffered the
of an arrest Sunday night
for having among his other decora
tions for tho famous picture, "The
Battle Cry of Peace," the American
flag reproduced in color on the side
walk in front of the theatre. Com-.
plaint was made to the county attor
ney because the flag was bdng liter
ally trampled under foot and the pat
'riotiam of local citizens was Invoked
but such was none less than that of
Mr. KleppMth for when the slight to
the flag was pointed out to him he was
most willing to wield a mop to obi it.
crate the replica of "Old Glory" from
the walk. Such is said to be in con
tradiction of federal law.
THE OVERLAND TEST ON GASO
LINE.
As ire are the challenged parties.
we feel that we hare something to
I*1 regsrfd to when and how this'
[test 1« to be made. Mr. Owens In his
first statement, said that this Over-:
car
Certified checks ..... 135. t0 forty-four stops on one gal
Cashier's checks outstanding 2.00
Total demand de-
I. EJ. R. Cochrane, cashier of the: proposition and will make
J^/many
Subscribed and sworn to before me
w. dw of aur.
OUJ3BS
Notary Public.
Bt B. BAKBR,
L. A. HAMIIJv:_
E- ROSS BAKER,
2
raw*-*
Mm.
conld not be run 24.8 miles
Ion of gas. Of course I do not intend
to have him tell us when to stop or
where to run as he said nothing about
•Ma in his challenge. I expected his
wager Just like he made it. and that
is the way it will be made. I have
talked this over with several officials
of the Auto club, and they agree with
me that Mr. Owens said nothing about
the date of test or when the stops
were to be made. I called Mr. Owens
G. A. McLONEY.
attending
MEETING AT TENT
"Under the Law" Was Discussed Last
Evening and Evidence
Was Cited.
[Communicated.].
A goodly number gathered at
CflBt last maiiiK. The sebjact
$7.25
to
at­
tend. J. A. Burgess, K. of R. & S., J.
M. Skinner, C. C.
—The visitation for confirmation by
the Rt. Rev. Dr. Morrison will take
4: place at the church of St. Mary the
Virgin on Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. A cordial invitation Is ex
tended to the colored people of the
J!city
to attend this service.
Tj
—Co. L. Moonlight. Tonight.:
—Classified advertising is accepted
on strictly cash basis. Do not ask
the office to accept yon advertise
ment* over the phone unless yon will
make arrangements to send the cash
I to the office, as book accounts are not
entered for clasifled advertising.
—Co. "L," Moonlight. Tonight.
—The condition of Mrs. C. C. EHchel
berger who Is at Graham hospital is
reported as being satisfactory. An
operation was performed yesterday.
The many friends of Mrs: Elchelberg
er will be glad to learn that her con
dition is favorable.
—The annual parish meeting of St
the
tar
fJS*j
With the warm
weather comes
Time"
Meet the new season
with new clothes.
And you will stay
dressed up in one of
our new Spring suits
Visit us today while
the lines are still un
broken.
Our suits are "ALL
WOOL" and made
in such, a variety of
styles and textures
for both men and
young men that your
taste surely will be
met by some of them.
Prices $12 to $25.
A complete selection
of "Pinch Back"
Suits for young men
and boys.
EWERS-
McCARTHY
CO.
Ask Any Well
Man.
Dressed
CYCLONES
The season of storms is here.
Are you sure roar policy covers
against loss by wind? Look it up
at once. Don't w*ft until after
the blow. The cost ot the addi
tional protection is small.
Can you afford to take the risk?
The relief from worry aJone is
worth tfce price if you let us car
ry it for yon.
Iowa State
Insnrance Company
(Mutual)
Oldest Company In Iowa
H. fL COLLISSON, Agent
Phone 160.
the evening was "Are we under the
ten commandment law or under!
grace?" This question was answered
to the entire satisfaction of all pre*-1
ent. There is only one answer to it
It is too simple to have a question
made of It. The sinner or the trans
gressor ef God's law is under the
law. The law condemns him and by
the law he knows he is a sinner.
Therefore he is under the law. The
only way we can place ourselves from
under the law is to keep it The
plain illustration of the laws of the
land was used to show that we go
under the law when we break, it, bwtspect.
Dtincan-Schell Furniture Co
From the Cheapest That is Good to the Beat That Made
Announce no advance on prices of rugs or carpets or linoleum now
in stock until June 1, although the manufacturers have advanced
$2.15 on Tapestry Brussels, 9x12 room siye Rtigs.
$5.25 on Velvet Axminister, 9x12 room size Rugs.
$6.00 on Axminister, 9x12 room size Rugs.
on Hartford Body Brussels, 9x12 room size Rugs.
$4.00 on Hartford Bussorah, 9x12 room size Rugs*
$8.00 on Hartford Bagdad Wilton, 9x12 room size Rugs.
$14.50 on Hartford Saxony, 9x12 room size Rugs.
All other sizes and carpets in the same proportion and give a
guarantee against a decline from these advances. We will^ con
tinue until June 1 to sell goods now in stock at our low price of
January 1. (This price in many instances is lower than the
a a O
price to cover this increased cost. .. p-.'
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One price to all. We sell on credit at cash prices and charge
interest on all payment accounts. -5^
i*ri
We positively guarantee a saving1 of one-half your fuel gas bill by using a Cham
bers Fixfeless cooking gas stove or no sale. ^T
"A
KEEP mmESAND
MOSQUITOES
EDWARD L. KRUISE
•^0^
5-10 and 25c 'Store ...•
60S MAIN STREET1
SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY
All Children's 10c hose, special, 3 pair for
All 25c Silk Drees Goods, special, a yard
All 10c Curtain Goods, apeclal, a yard ...
All 5c Embroidery, special, 2 yards for 5c
Shinola Shoe Polish, box 5c
Laundry Soap, 3 bars for 10c
Business Is Good
.. J*.'-.-,"".
And no wonder that it is good—
We are selling the very latest styles and best
values in our $2.50 pumps, oxfords and gun met
als that ordinarily sold for a very much greater
price. Come np. IfB worth investigating.
Boston $2.50 Shoe Parlor
Up Stairs Over Royal Cloak Co. 420Yz Main Str^:t
CLEVE HARNESS, Proprietor.
so long as we keep It we have no
tremble.
Tonight will be "The Two Laws."
We extend to all a hearty welcome.
Come with your questions and they
will be treated with the best ot ro­
nmr
TUESDAY, MAT 9,1910
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OUT!
We find our costumers
arc paying heed to
advice to barricade against the
flies and mosquitoes, for we
are certainly selling lots of
screening. Get your or
der in early and we will sea to
4* V*
it you get it promptly.
Screen doors ... $1.00 to $2.00
Window screens .256, 35c, 45c
Smith Hardware Co.
$612 Main Street
26c
19c
7'/ac
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3#
Better Than None.
FSremont Tribune: Tho Irish rebel
jion bas been squelched, but the Irish
probably believe it was better than no
flght at all.
—Advertise In The Gate Ctty.