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For tho Upper Mis- sissipp


u. s.. MAIL LINE,
n eek asianA ana X e ON uk Daily Pas.
senger Packets.
TVNHR steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
i and TISH0MINGu will compose
the line for the season Of 1888. Both
Of these boats being Of light draughto
and Of great spced, may be relied upon for making
connections - advertised. Ths
BEN. CAMPBELL,
3Eo. II. MrRRs, Captain A. L. MILLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montross on the arrival Of the cars from
keokak, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, nj 8 o'clock. The
TISH0MIN1O,
Jonx X. KsAcM, Captain 4. II. CoRwIsK, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose ~ above, every Monday, Wsdnes-
day and Friday connecting, At Burlington, with
TkAINS for CHICAGO, and NJ. Pleasant, Iowa /;
at Muscstine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY
1t Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet compAny
steamers for 0alsnA, Dubuque, and 81. Paul, and
the trains Of the Chicago and kock Island Railroad
Through Tickets may be rocured on Board, OF
Of o. II. BREWER, Agent,
May lid at Depot On Levee.
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KEOKUK HsIGs SCHOOL.
EouYlh Quarter.


fINHE Fourth Quarter Of this school will COM
mence on Monday, May 10Th, in tins rooms on
5th street between Main and johnson.
Tue same high aims in regard to scholarship and
disciplin will be maintained Us heretofore. The
school will hereafter be open - both male and fe
maie pupils.
There will be three aepartments.-primary, In
term efiiate and Academc--in which the charge per
quarter Of ten-wecke will be as follows:
Primary department, per qaarter,...........& 90
Intermediate Department, Per qrartcr,....., 90
Academic Department, per qsarter,."....... 10 20
These rates, payable Invariably BY the middle Il
the quarter, detray the entire expenseso OF tuition
There will be general weekly exercises in Com
pofision, Llocution, sc.
No deduction wih be made for absence, exceptin
| cas- ~ of protracted sickness.
The services OF Prof. Braes have been secured L
give instruction in German, French, Drawing, ami
Oil Painting. He will also give instructions In th
preparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawing FREE
| Of charge.
j. NJ. MeLANE,
Keokuk, May q, '5s-d Principal
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IMPORTANT CHANGES,
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO T. MISSISSIPPI
.re4pe e.res. :
r ALL r O AD.

Complstedto Ciacinndii-- Through scifh out
change of cars Only enc change
Of cdrsfo Louisrille-- One
change to Ciereiand.
.nNEto Wheeling, and two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage and so miles nearer TO all East-
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, carrying
the u. S. Mail and Adems Express.
On and after Wednesday July lst, trains will
leave ms follows
U. S. .MailTrain--Leaves Office, corner 4th and
Chestnut, at 1000 .. m. Leaves East St. Louis
Depot at 1890.
| Express Train -LeavesofHce, corner of 4th and
Chestnut, At p. III. Leaves East st. Louis Depot
ut 8 .50p.m
| In order to accommodate the travelling pub-
| lie, = Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains will run asabovc every day excep,
ONE SUNDAY TRAIN AT $500 p. NJ.
/ N. B.--All trains mako direct and certain con.
nsctions al Cincinnati with All Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, thasfo fomins the shorfesi quickest
| and only Broad Gauge Route TO New York Boston
i philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Pitts
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, buffalo, and ali
/ Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago and al points onthsIl Illinois Cen.
trail r. X.
ONLY ONE cHAsos or CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice OF four COED
| railroad routes, trom Cincinnati, viz: New York
4 Erie, N. Y Central, Pennsylyania Central and
Baltimore a Ohio.
| Through passengers should avail themselves oil
| this most reliable route between the East and
the West, as IL affords unusual ABILITIES, being
superior road, and the only Broad duags Road in
! the West.
/ Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, LasHllc
| Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunleith, Ga
| lena, Peru, &C., connect at 6andoyal with th,
Illinois Central X. Il. forthe above named point
| direct.
Passengers for MAttoon and Chicago connect a
| Odin with the Chicago Branch. Through from st
i Louis with only one change Of cars.
Through baggage checks given In the city, ant
baggage handled free, giving pass engers notroubi
~ the Depot
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured At the Offices, Nos. IS and 80
corner of 4th and Chestnas streets, under th
/ Planters' House, and 81 No.t< Levee, corner o
Vine street.
F1-Both Offices ale exactly on the corner-th th,
only places to obtain re liable infolmation.
w. ii. CLEMENT, Gen I Supt
/ ISAAC WYMAN, Gen I Western Ag't
| umnibnses will callfor passengers and baggag,
In any part Of the city, by leaving their address
either Of the Offices. caliregularly at tbs Notch
iyI7d
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A Great B;a r. z u / m
OFFEREDy
XX7IsHING to rsturn to kansas with my fami-
w ly az soon as possible, j Offer all my prop
erty worth over $40 900, in
PELLA, marion County, Iowa,
At Original Cost.
l believe ii offers ms
q Il n AT INDv H. m = r
a. can be found in the state to those desiring to
to invest.
r e i La
is on the lines Of the Keoknk Des Moines Railroad
and the Muscatine Railroad, aud ifa
DELIGHTFUL PLACE
for residence or business.
EDWIN II. GRANT.
mch 24-d4w3m
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CUMMINGS x BEG0B,
Architects.

AND
Up ERIN TEL ~ ID T. N IS.
lIAvEtaken an Office in keddington', Block !,
J. corner of JehSson and Third streets, in Room
No. Ia and story, first doF TO the ieit at the head
Of the main entrance stairs, whets they invite
their friends and the public TO call. They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of ali linds, public and private and 10
supcrinfend he erection Of the anne. They hope
20 DO business in such will please their
pstrons and do credit to themseiyes.
Ksfer, by permission,ts
RI lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward Kilbourne, james Estes,
Geo. q. Anderson, Il, +. .Creel,
VIC. Stripe, y. keddington,
VIM. Lcightons J. M. billings,
JIM. Hiatt. j b. Paul.
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BAkNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
NoW, in consideration Of hard times, II Il
N very necessary Tor our citisens to use econ.
omy in the purchase Of What they consume. In
order 10 live at and cheap you must buy cool
and CHEAP articles. To do this, culi al W. II
Austin & Co.'S old stand, where you v III hndhis
successor,
8. l.. Barnum,
and his commodating clerks, who are evei
ready and willing to administer to the wants oi
the countless mn!ttudes who daily throng
around his counter, awaiting their turn 10 b
served vita the good thingsso necessary to life
Citisens Of keoknk, and farmers Of the sur
rounding country, give me u call, and you will
never regret IL the longest day you live.
The undersig u ed having purchased the entire
sto,k of w. IA. Austin 4 Co., ut No. los. south
side Of Main street, three doors west Of Fourth
10 solicttous Of share u the patronage of his
friends and tho public generally.
Goods will be delivered to any part Of th,
city With prpmptness and dispatch. Terms strict
iy CASH.
N. b. You win nnd you can buy goods fully :.
cheap as you formerly have done. Don't forgs'
100 Msin-st. b. l. BAkNLM.
keokuk Nav 1 ,5s.dAptf -
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NEW GOODs

NEW GOODS
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTERl
lust received st the New Tailoring House, on
u Fourth street, between Main and Dlondsau.
ovBn c0ArINGs. DRnss ARD IRocK.
President Cloth, Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Coating, 6Tcen, Olive,
Labrador do Blue, DAhlia,
French Ribbed, and Bronze, and
London Meltonsj Black
or the bsst French and German manufacture.
Rich German and American Fancy and Plain
D0eskin, for Pants. Velvet, Cashmere, Valencia, /,
and French embroidered Cass. 0reeadine and eth
cr French Silks and Eatins for Vs1fs together
with beautiful assortment Of the 6nest and most
durable trimmings, which will Be mads into gar
nsats Of the latest and most approved styles and
1nsst workmanship.
Gentlemen In want ef easy ftting and Rentesl
gAfmsnts aae invited TO call.
N. B.--Psrticular attention paid TO cutting gar
nsnts Tor others TO make.
! RtLycr =. SMITH.
ADrvsss Maksss wanted. foetld].
1YOKN ,0nr1sn, arubbing and other HOES;
~ HpoAss, ehpvels, Asttocks ard HSks
Seythss. ounths, md 0saln Cfadlaan
ew.he1la, 1akee and Corn PAntors
OF, Iraao ~ 01atsr Chains;
Cuiting DDxMt 7Ay md Straw KNIVES;
Nny. 61p2U - 116nure 1orkn5
Ana 8 ksni seoskGe aaDestsd Haravass anA Ca4.
larry On - aeA ~ - ~ ~ ss S IS
isaysd1v A.W.AH. TUoK1R.
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WILLIAM JAKEMAN,
HORSE DOCTOR.

| HVES6E n.
ID ESPKCTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
II Keokuk and its vicinity, that he will attend to
any business In his line. From his long xperisnce
of ~ eais, he has made himself familiar with
the vsrious diseases in the horsc-Epidemic and
Influenza Fever. Lung Fever, In6smmations, Stag
gers, 6weeny, Botis, Worms, Collie, spasms, spavEp
Bone, 6prans, Ring Bone, Curbs, 10. AsdieinSs
can be had BY calling at his rssidence Ath st..
bbstwssn johnson and Exchange, Keokuk. Iowa.
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= n lvANIA M AgLR . A ID
GUaE E

fNHE drept Central Route, connecting the At
Iantic cities With the Western, Northwestern
and 6oath-westsrn States, by continuous Rail-
way direct. This road aiso connects at Pittsburgh
with daily line Of steamers 70 all ports on the
Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and sandusky
with steamers to ali ports on the Ncrth- western
Lakes making 1t the most direct, ehsspea end re-
liable rente by which FREIGHT csn be forwarded
to and from tho Great West.
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EMS
JEWELRY STORE.

JEWELRY STORE.
second street, between Main and Johnssn.
I1AyIS2 just returned from the East, =
IL respectfully call the attention OF my "a
friends and the public generally, TO my
ne wand 6nes tock Of watches jswelry silver and
plated wnrs, fancy goods, &c.
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, pAten and detached
lever watches; silver patent ana detached levers,
audi Epines Of all kinds andquaiitieg.
JewelPy.
Ladies plain gold mosaic, came and densmelled
earrings ana breast pins, ladies and children .
gold and jet bracelets, iadies and gent's gold
chains, pencils and peus, gold and diamond finger
rings gold and silver thimbes, gent 8 gold breast
p studs liar and sleeve buttons, gold, silver,
stee snd paten spcctacies pocket, table and des
sert cutlery, and seissors.
silver Ware.
In which, Inc intend not TO besurpasse ed by any
storc west or north Of ST. Louis silver table,
dessert and lea poems and ugar cream,
tard aud salt spoons, butter tkniyessiiyer
! and plated napkin ringH, 6c-
FIasea ware and Fancy oas.
Plated and britannia ca sets, osstors, fruit and
cake baskets candl lestcks, pearl and shell pocket
books and in fact everything pertaining TO my
line.
| Ageneralassort tment Of clocks Of theiatestp pat
| terms NJ best make, al Warranted TO keep good
I time.
| erwatches and Jewelry repaired inthe m mos
| vsrkmAnli m amer and Atthe shortestnotice.
| my6-diy JULES GEISER.
A
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CHAFINI % L11.
ANK e R5,
Geo. Chaplin, Goo. q. Lee,

: - ,.-.-r
NoLLECIloNb made ana remisss ~ cus"
~ rates.
hsr TO nj w
Ed. blake cashier oi Mercsn,lAe e. DvuA
n.Jno. y. h.Scn9SicrA1s, rres eo
AisAny, e.. :. 49,, c...
.oiahRsp naaMs' psSss p Sa,' =, In;.
n ouSs SesV''
oecloo ------.----
~. X. LOVE 4 CO,,
Successors to Deming Loys,)
BANKERS,
kEOKIJK IOWA,
fsIvE or attention to collections and re-
NJ nit pYon p<ly on the day Of payment.
suvsRsscEs:
Rank Of North America. New ork.
Drerel 4 Co. PhiIadciphia,
EW Clark Co., :"
Citiseuss Bsnt Baltimore.
Bsnk Of pittsburgh. Pittsburgh.
Jno. b. Scully. Cashier, do
&. Brady Caskier wheeling.
Rr..ch kt.t Eani of ohio ZaneYyiiIe.
Ganuerci.l f,.nk f,ineinnnH.
state ssviaes Iusttsution, 81. Louis.
8eo Smith i Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
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DAVIS MAfLAck. Jos.f. ROGERS.
MATLACK x ROGERS,
Csnnissiea = y warai
mERCHANTA,
No. is Pine -Et........... ...-....ST. LOUIS, MO.
REvEK 10
Murdoch Dickson, 81. Louis,
Day 4 Matlack, Cincinnati, o.,
Chas DulieN 4 Co., Louisvills, KY.
+ y. s. Day 4 Co., Bankers, Peru, Ius.,
Green 4 Stone, !" Muscatine, Iowa,
Day B Matlsck, Philadelphia, Penn,
h Forsyth, Chicago, Freight Agent Ills. Contra
Rsilroad. ljan7dlmw6m]
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m . hntta y Life Insurance q - m pan
LAG BRokbwAY, NKw YoRK.

LAG BRokbwAY, NEW YORK.
CAaA Captfaiaa6 Accumulation $4oO, GOO.
TNEPOSITED 3lgo 900 with the Comptroller oft he
~ state Of New York, for the security of Policy
holders In addition to which the stockholders are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and infuentia icitisens Of New York.
Thisi Stock Company, returniag to the ~.
surcd 87A per cent of all the cproftstri-annually
party 80 years of age may secure to his family,
free from the laims Of his tors for about 30
cents per week, a policy for $1,000.
Who would not spare this sum for the grAtihca
tion Of reflection on sick bed In case Of scci-
dent, that If all else fail, be had made esrtar
provision for his family7 " would tighten b il
psir and do moro for his recovery than medicine.
N. d. MORGAN, Prss't.
G. II. WEhPLs, Secy.
Prospectus with ali ncccssa ary Information 4 mr.
uiahed by RICKEY / SIMPSON, Agts.
Third Stree
ausS-dly keokuk, lows
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Paper Hanging, Geilings W WAsssneA q
Patchimg and Whilc.Washing.
yxTE have good spring wagon, suitable for
w moving the finest furniture and baggage ;
ture. Weare 10 be found on Fourth-st., between
Bloudeau and Concert All orders promptly At
tended 10. PAkMER YANNALL.
mch17d
DancPsssss HalstsSy.
NEW VOLUME. The Anerioan Revolution -
IN The History Of tho United States. Vol. yn.;
hsing vol. ]. Of the American Revolution by Geo.
1snsseft evo. Uniform with the previous vol.
Alss, just Published, Hilliard on Vendors. The
Lon ef vs1dpgs ard Purchasers Of ksal Property.
~ Iraneis dlliasd, Ks4., Author Of '.The Law o1
Hee1RNkss," IL. Two vols. IN one. 8vo. 80.
~ aisH OGDEN, BR0WNRLL CO.,
nayald 50 Main-st-
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keokuk Agency
ron ss y
WHEELER 4 wILSON,s
cELsBaArnD
Family Sewing 1GachiAoe es-ss
THE ABOVE xAcnMI1 e e
crTHE BEST ByERINvHMT1py
A RE sold at this agency at The qsAnAlat o
10Instrnctons In operating the machine mNGn (.
gratis to purchasers Of Machines.
Refer 10 the following Ladies n Ksokpks N1o
have these machines In use: a s5
Mrs. Edw. Kiiboarne, nrs. 4. =. cAit1eneGu
Mrs, Vim. McGayic, Mrp. I.0. .vloEh b
Mrs. DR.. Ford, Mrs. JOHN Duens. sT
Apply personaily by letter . ss.
sE.K. BUELL., NE &Ss
6s ASin-ss., lnp atainal ~
apr2sd4w Ksohuk, 1SWdks ssE
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CURTDs nn OTHERS,
AarveYovs aua Lana Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY TY,................-.-...IoW A.
REYKn TO
WI. MsAIpine, &C. T., New York.
EN-. Trscy, /" I"
Adams Buekinghan,
Hon. ChAs. Mason, W Washington City.
Hon.J. B. 0ordon, North Carolina
Hon. J. s. Orr, South Carolina.
Hon. r. G. Wright, New Orleans.
s.v.Papin Brother, St. Louis.
seAsritt Mason, /"
Capt. J. N. Phtchard, "
TIL sharp, Cash, Indianapolis, Ind.
h Curtis. MT. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. sAmlR X. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
Chas.- .-PsYsons 4 Co., /"
uatch ! Thompson. /" I"
Clarke ,authrie 4 Starges buffalo, NY.
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Is now manufacturing Nastrsssss 4 svssy -
| scription, Spiral, Spring, CurIe1 Hair, Nse1en,
Felting, Cotton, Aoas, Birch, GAnek, - o4nR&
tho best quality. Pillows eAd 1slsten u - i
kinds. Also. Comforts and Hesthsss. III
Hotel and Steamboat orders psomptH a11QqGel&
to, and all articles manafaetu1sl ~ se11nGN3 -
tablishment will be offered 81 fair tsSlg. ~ p1Dys
rAnted. challenge tho pfoaustisa sk u 911q
work 1T any establishment II ths klna q -
Western country. You are respectfully lnvite4 -
call and u anime epeomsns of ny Woeh. Wage-
rooms, corner Of Fourth-st. and ExcAoaGDs
! have in operation nswly-invsnteo - g.
pcnsive machinery, which enables me- y uhqqGs1
ture better work, at more liberal rates, t11m =
farior work otherwise manufactured oan ~ q Iii
forded for. Material for Bedding, etc., peepoa
10y machinery 10 more uniformly ard Peg1oeY
prepared, and the work far superior u qaA1fss
w Il o l. ESALE AND RITA
March 10, 'b7-diy
PRICE HkDUCED
5000 - n - . . g k4e
M ADE from Pittsburgh Coal produeUG -
lvl intense heat than coal, and IL frsoffu0
| aud dirt Will be delivered in any part -
city, until fur .her notice, In Quantities nes -
than SO bushels, at ID cents per bashel. 4
/ Apply at the Office Of the
GAS COMPANY,
| jansd No. es Aain-st.s Up Ssalss.
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Remarkable Conversions and Revi.
val Iuctaenas.

Remarkable n Conventions ana Aevl.
val InciAsnss,
INCLUDING m account Of the Rise and Pro-
i eress Of the present wonderful Great Awakening
among the people, In all parts Of the country, by
VIM. Conant, with IN introduction BY Henry v Ard
Bsseher. Ons large and handsome l1no. volume.
Price u.
List VI Contents, (in part. )-Rsview Of RevivAk
from the Day Of Psutecost to tho Great Awaken
ips In the Last Century Conversions Of Eminent
Refsonf; Revival Incidents and Narratives; Kise
nd Progroas Of tho Great Awakening OF 1915.
q "The Work cannot fail to be ef interest. '--
GChristan Advocate.
"a means cf grace and encouragement to the
hearts Of praying men."-lN. y. Examinsr
at will be eagerly sought Tor at the present
at cannot but prove erntnentiy seasonAble and
useful n. \. Independent.
ARTHUR,s NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
The Hama but nos the Heart; or
LIYE-rRIALs or JEssfE LoRINo.
Hrf.s. ARfRuR.
The point Of this story is expressed in the title;
and the story itself is sharply drawn illustra.
tion of the follyand madness of link ing together
two immortal souls by the rough cnains Of selfish
interest, pride, or baser passion.
The lesson taught II one OF deep signifcAnce; !;
and thousands Of hearts will throb in almost wild
response TO the life experience u Jessie Lofing,
Who In All the bitter trials Of her unhappy union,
swerved not hairs breadth from honor, principle
or religious duty, though temptation came In its
most siiuriug shape.
Az the type az a true woman, she Is worthy to
be em ba lned iu the memory Of every reader.
Ono neat limo. vol. Price 81. For sale by
OGDEN, Dk0WNELL co..
mayl0d No. 80 Aain-st.
FER Kent.
I, STORE ROOMS under the New Aeesl--x oA
q Main street, and on Fifth strest-ssll Of which
will rent for retail stores, fer The following
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I1ulllber.

vIyuR subscribers wouA inforn TIE consumers Of
j Lumber, and the public generally, that they
nsnally made BY : Sow Aiil, inclnding Lath,
Floorng, Joiss, 5hseting and Siding, Of any length
that may bs desired.
Can 81 tho New Saw Mil, en the river, nesz
whites Pork House. PAUL = HUMkS.
n. b. stove We'd for sale at 81 - per cord.
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~
M,EAkLAND HOUSE,
J.. A. PATAOR, PRorRIEroR,
Formerly Of the shsrnsn House, Chicago, Ills.
FRONT-ET., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite steam Ferry Landing,
Tors Maatson, IoWA.
ssp1Sd&w
sEUOND DTNERT CIsKAP sTORE.
CRkAT bargains in Dry Goods, Cloeks, Bonnets
VI Ribbons 10. We afs now Offering our we'll.
sscted stock very Low for cash. Our assortment of
goods in every department u complete, and bought
very chsap, and win ~ soA lower than heretofore
offered, Is wc BY doing oar eun business, rent
ana clerk-hirs We can and will sell lower than
s1s osstsS.d I'D h. Il. ABBOTT 1 Co.
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n. W. J0lGE0,

wATCH.MAKEn AM SnNwUEls
u EsPBCTRULbf infosns ths sitiseas = u
N kuk and vicinity that he may ~ fean1 &
PAymelss, Date paTmelc 4 Camphn1ll Wo. e3I
Main ST., between ID and Sd, whsl Dnpai1 ~
pleased to attend 70 the wants ef al ~ HAy lSa
v6r him with call s8 sSI
Watches, Clocks. aAd Jswslsy Eepatse1 -
warranted. NV. J0NI &0y
AprS0dtf G &a&A
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QUN6l GUNS!
Ly p. MAMCT. NAM ssatarerAnd Wholesale
l. and retail dealer In sllk ads Of 0uns Pistols,
Bowie. Knives, Fishing Tackle, Sporting Appasa-
tus and Anmunition. All Auns warranted, with
the privilege Of tying u 10 prices than ever
offered in the est. Colts best kevolycrs for
and warranted for year. Hscond-st bet. Main
and JoAnson. Ksokuk lows. Ljuly34dA~
q. ONE ATOP,
SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE,
Aaia.st. ,bst.3d and I'd, ............-.....kE0KUk
DRAI8n II
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
Masical lMstruments, shot 0uns,
ssrAd&wy RteaOloV &c.
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WW.' II. AUSTIN = CO.s
WBQLUBA11 And RETAIL GROCER6,
PRODUCE DEALBR6
Coumlse1en MsSonanse.
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the previous question read third time and rejected
yes 70, nays 49,
1he bill for the relief Of b. W. Palmer on which sep
crso vote also asked read the third time and
passed.
wArnous.
Mr.. CLARK, OF New York. submitted a resolution to
discharge the Committee the Judiciary from the
ther consideration of of the memorials for the mpeac
mont Ut Judge wstroas Of Mr. Alexsnder-on the
ground that it had been decided adversely by former
Congress.
Mr. CLARK briefly urged the adoption of the resolu-
ton and Mr.. REAGAN, Of Texas, opposed il pending
which,
PnIvArx
On motion Of Mr.. CHAFFEE, of Massachusetts,, the
House went into Committee of the Whole House. (Mr
GROW, Of Pennsylvania, in the Char and proceeded to
the consideration Of the bills the private calendar
The rst bill taken up that to refund to Barclay
Livingston and others duties certain goods destroyed
by fire in the city of New York the 18th day of July
1916.
resolution having been adopted In tho House, ter
minatng debate In Committee of the Whole the bill
read by sections for amendment
After considerable debate the committee rose and the
bill was reported to the House with recommendation
that 1t do pass pending the question which,
Mr. JONES of Tennessee moved that II be laid on the
table which motion agreed to--yess &c. nays 49,
And then the House adjourned till Monday.
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NARY WALTON.
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NARY WAltout Mary WAltoa
Tell ne, tsil me, where Ii shs,-
h she playing with the children
On tho daisy sprinkled loa--
Gathering flowers,
From the bowers,--t
Who're can Mary Walton boz
Go and seek her by tho river
Bending DER tho lilies fair,
Wading in tho crystal wators,-
See II you can flnd hcr there
She Is straying-
Long In staying
Zoe II Mary Walton's there
He thee 10 the blue waved ocean,
Sock her on tho pebbiy strand,
Gath'ring tiny shela and sea weed
In her chubby baby hand
Step 20 gently
Seek intently,--
little footprints in tho sand
Little children hasten thlthcr,--
Thro' the dingle DER the iea--
Seek her on the hill and mountain,-
Lead her gently homo 10 me-
Little fAiry--
Laughing Mary
Iittlo ones she'll como with thee.
And they sped--those little children
Lightly footed DOR the sand
Sought her In the shadowy valley,
Sought her on the pebbly strand =
"Did ys ind her
Did ye bind her,, .
Gently 10 your little bandf"