The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-29
CITY NEWS

Register next Saturday II you WISH
to vote.
Get a senatorial ballot when you
vote next Tuesday.
Halloween social at Trinity M. E.
church Friday. Oct. Goth.
New cement cutters are being laid
on both sides of Ninth street from
Blondeau to Concert street.
You have all, in THU. the original
Jersey Cream -four. that can be OBJ
tanned from choicest milling wheat
grown In the northwest.
The senatorial ballot will be given
to you If you ask for it. All Republi-
cans should ask the judges for a SEN
atorial ballot.
A number of parties were seen out
in boats this morning on the river
little above the bridge shooting
ducks which are now plentiful and
fine eating.
Jap Rose bath and toilet soap is
transparent, but different from the
"so-called" Glycerine Soaps, which
are often injurious to the skin. A
trial will convince you. At all dealers.
This evening at the new Congrega-
tional church will be held Fellow
ship meeting to which everyone is in
vited. There will be addresses by
Rev. Newcomb, Rev. Foster and Rev.
Potter.
One of number of butter milk cans
which were being unloaded from the
baggage car of K line IL sprung a
leak this morning and the brick pave.
ment at the depot was we'll sprinkled
with the white substance.
Jerse..- cream -four for sale by your
grocer and supplied by S. Hamill Co.,
distributors, Keokuk, Iowa
Gilbert Lee, candidate for represen-
tative on the Republican ticket, was
! in the city today and is meeting tle
voters. Mr.. Lee is one of the young
Republicans of Lee county and will
make first-class representative.
Vote for senator next Tuesday if
you vote the Republican ticket. The
Democrats are not voting on the SEN
atoriai question, not having nominees
in nomination for that office.
This morning. the city of keokuk
received check for $4,000 from the
old water power company Mayor
Strimback and City Treasurer Cam
eron were called to the Office of A. E.
tombstone, president OF the old water
power company and were handed the
check for $4,000.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Norris Inman were conducted this
morning at st. Francis De Sales
church at 900 o'clock by Rev. Father
Dunnion, pastor. Requiem high mass
was celebrated and there were many
! friends present at the final rites. The
! pail bearers were the following gentle
4 men: James Finnegan, Charles Laub-
/ ershimer. William Buey, William
Hagens, NJ. ]. Kenney, and Nicholas
1 Mckenzie
Jersey Cream is put on the market
with every possible economy, consist
emit with highest quality, for the bene-
lit OF the consumer.
In voting next Tuesday, voters
/ should remember that there is no cir
Gle on the ballots this year and a
straight ticket cannot be voted with
/ one cross. The voter must put cross
in the square in front OF every candi
date for whom he wishes to vote
Superior Court Bailiff George
Markle has returned from Eldora
where he took Cain White, the young
eolored boy and placed him in the In
dustrial school. Young White was al
excited about joining the band w
there aud learning to play the alto
horn, but when the superintendent in
formed him that no colored boys coult
Join the band, his heart sank and ht
turned almost white with disappoint
ment.
A place where the Lantern clu
would prove blessing is by q pair O
stairs on South Sixteenth street wher
business man who was not acquaint
ed with the locality fell down tnes
) stairs the other night and came nea
; being badly injured and wondering a
, he fell how far he would have to g
before he would land. Another dar
, gerous flight of sairs is at Seyenteent
a and Exchange streets.
!. The incessant and constant BLOWN
/ of a whistle last night at II o'cloc
r for about quarter of an hour stead
v was heard by many people who belize
ed the sound to be distress sigma
g from some factory at Warsaw or Ale,
k andria or from a boat far down tn
e river Warsaw reports nothing star
v ling last night and no boats are IT
e ported having been in trouble la!
r. night.
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