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turn of large amounts of American Sc
curities held in Europe. How much
that would amount to l do not know.
Business men will have more conf
dence If Taft is elected and business
will recover more rapidly. The cleo
ton of Bryan undoubtedly will have a
depressing effect upon trade general
ly."
Clyde M. Carr, vice president of j.
t. Ryerson & Sons, manufacturers of
iron, steel and machinery, was anoth.
err prominent manufacturer to discuss
the outlook yesterday.
I'm case of the election of Mr. Taft"
said he, business will undoubtedly
pick up in the near future-much
more rapidly than it would should Mr..
Bryan be chosen president. In tie
latter case people would naturally be
disposed to hold off in the undertake
ing of business ventures which
amounted to much. Activity would
be deferred along all lines. The coun-
try will strike its stride sooner If
Taft is elected
Another illustration of the prevail
Ing feeling regarding the election and
the business outlook was furnished by
prominent Chicago business man,
who was discussing affairs of the
country at dinner the other evening
with silk manufacturer of Pittsburg
Felt In the East.
In reply to an inquiry as to trade
with him." this business man stated
he said that orders were coming in
literally, but that large proportion
were conditional upon Taft's election.
have heard also that many other
frms were getting considerable bust.
ness upon similar terms.
From general reports it seems that,
unquestionably the business commun.
ity is imbued with faith that If Taft is
elected the time will have come to
push business. On the other hand.
regardless of personal political views,
mere is feeling that If Bryan is
elected there will be an indefinite
postponement of plans, each man wait
Ing to see what the others will do"
Charles A. Stevens, president of
CHARLES A. Stevens & Brothers, is In
accord with the feeling expressed by
tne Plttsburg silk manufacturer.
Ihere is no question whatever that
the election of Bryan" said Mr.. Stew
ems, will result in business hesitancy.
IL would result in the adoption of curb
Cd business policy all along the line.
mere is no doubt in any business
mans mind that If Taft is elected
business will begin Immediately to
PICK UP and rapidly return to nor
mai condition That is the situation
generally. We can feel it and see 1t
On every hand"
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From Packers, viewnoint

.. osden Armour, president of
Armour & Co. said of the situation.
have heard personally Of no
large business orders made contingent
upon Mr. Tafts election, but from
What know of the general feeling re-.
garding the political outlook. believe
lnat such orders have been placed
win business houses. believe that
me election Of Mr.. Bryan would de.
Ter business most decidedly"
As TO the effect upon business Of
me election of Mr.. Bryan" said A G.
bartlett, president of Hibbard snen.
Ger Bartlett & Co. whatever might
De the final result it naturally would
nave disturbing influence. Changes
OF policy are always disturbing A
reason why his election would be de.
lerrent upon business is that business
hteh 50 far as know, have not anv
100 much confidence in Mr.. Bryan,s
theories - an .
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
C., ). e. @. Railway CO.

c, ). G. q. Railway CO.
Trains leave from Union Depot
Berths and tickets, Fifth and John.
son streets.
South Bound.
NO. S. st. Louis and south
ieaVe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll.4o
mo. IL. ST. Louis and Kansas
City and west south leave S:AO Ain
No. 4. Quincy Hannibal &
st. Louis leave ..... 1880 p"
bal arrive "'s anu ~ s:s7 pm
). 10 leave $3.50 pm
North Bound.
No l. Chicago. st. Paul and -.
pc. west leave 49,. 2:4V 0.A
and noInts wast srr ns, 1870 pm
mo. 10, leave ......... $50 "
mo: 3. Burlington, Chicago
and east leave ....... 2:O5 pm
Mo. /. Burlington leave 1875 am
No. 81 ,Donnellson. G. B. &
x. G., and North road.
,saVe ............... ''o0 q"
NO 90. from Connellson. G.
.. & X. C. & North Road
arrive 7:10 pm
No. l. K. & w. west leave. S:5b am
NO 8. Centerville, leav-.. 9:05 PIN
Arrive.
No 4. from Centcrvilis
and points intermediate,
arrive .................. 1880 pm
mo. q from Centerville
and west arrive .......... $3.50 pm
Daily.
sDai,v a~cent SIM iay.
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Sees General stasnation.

Il do not believe that the deterrent
effect of Bryan's election would be as
disastrous as 1t would have been in
1896. This much is certain, however:
1t would cause general closing down
everywhere because there would exist
no demand. We are not in condition
where we can stand such an undesir-
able development. We want things
the other way Business needs the
demand and must have it If it Is to
pick up The election of Taft will in
still life into trade beyond any doubt
James B. Forgan is firmly of the be-
lief that the election of Bryan would
bring business to a standstll in the
country, and he has many assurances
of that fact from large capitalists,
manufacturers and merchants, with
whom he has discussed the political
outlook.
There is absolutely no doubt" said
Mr.. Forgan, that the election of. Mr..
Bryan would bring business to a
standstill. There is also no doubt tina.
such political result would keep
business at standstill for some time
to come.
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Election Of Taft viii Undoubtedly
Have salutary Effect Upon the
Commercial Condition of
the Country.
BUSINESS MEN ANXIOUS
Leading chicasoans Declare That a
Democratic Victory Would De-
lay Return Of Pros
perity-Interviews.

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-In the opin-
ion of Chicago merchants, manufact-
urers and bankers, business recupera-
ton in the United State depends up
on the election of William H. Taft to
the presidency.
1t was disclosed yesterday, as an
illustration of what the arguments of
many of Chicago's leading citizens are
based upon that contracts for delivery
of large orders of merchandise or man
ufactured articles are being made con-
tingent upon the success of the repub-
lican ticket Nov. 8.
Several commercial leaders stated
that they had such orders in their
possession which were given with the
provision that they might be cancel
ed if Mr.. Bryan should triumph at the
polls. Among Chicago merchants who
averred this to be the fact were John
V. Farwell of j. v. Farwell & Co.,
wholesale dry goods merchants, and
Enos M. Barton, president of the
Western Electric Company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Jake Rosenthal, manager of the
Biiou theater at Dubuque, announced
a new nickel theater. A site has been
secured and work begins at once.
Manager Bradley has started work on
another and two others will be an
nounced shortly. This means six pic
ture shows in Dubuque, and hot the
alter war
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the affair. The coroner will make an
investigation.

The governor has issued requisi-
ton on Wisconsin for the return to
Iowa of E. B. Randall, charged with
the larceny by embezzlement of $12S
worth of cash registers from the firm
of Burdick- Corbin company of Des
Moines. Randall is said to be under
arrest in Milwaukee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

The annual meeting of the North
western Iowa Teachers Association
will be held at Fort Dodge October Is.
JIG and H.
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The lLuYp, aaA...y ,ur.,..

ralhsI ana mother. sisters and brothers s.,
tss 90 know one another's intimate affaiTs soo
ONE ,i,e oosei ana liver disturbances soon
tnat 4 combination and int,igestion ~
ls Ell troubles OF the stomach. liver and bnn a.
aisx s cure can be had by the use OF Dr.. c.
" ;eei perfectly we'll In tho moIa-o "hd
. ny - cents and 81 3, druggists. ~
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Industrial interests, Too.

Besides merchants and bankers
men In Industrial walks of life are of
the same mind. A few who have
spoken on the subject reflect the
opinions of others in the industrial
world, with whom they are in con.
slant business communication.
Enos M. Barton, president of the
Western Electric Company, one of
greatest manufacturing institutions in
the west, employing thousands of men.
declared that the election of BRYAN
would have an unfavorable effect on
the great industrial enterprise which
he heads
I'VE have received" said Mr.. Bar.
ton, "scme orders recently that have
carried the proviso that part might
be Cancelled in case Bryan should be
elected. We know that such result
OF the election would have an unfay-
orable effect upon our business. There
is absolutely no doubt about thar.
How long depression of business
would continue am unable, of course
to predict. think that the countrv is
greater and stronger than Bryan or
any political party and that matters
would eventually adjust themselves
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Ill only week, Edward Fuhrmeist-
cr. prominent young man from near
Newport, died in IN Iowa City hos
pital of typhoid fever
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Business Men Cautious.

business men as a rule, are OPP
posed to Mr. Bryan's theories and are
afraid of his suggestions. Should he
be elected to the presidency they
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1;''I|.'zBE1Lf
@gEasal&

'T-a,n 473--Leaves Keokuk. .s:os am
Train 741-Leaves Keokuk $40 pm
Train 472-Arrives Keo',uk. sos pm
Train 470-Arrives Xeokuk LOB pm
Local FreIsh: Trains.
'Train S6-Arrives Keokuk. 1918 am
'Train 85-Leaves Keokuk. 11:2n am
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After two weeks session the grand
jury at Mason City reported eight in
dictments, with big budget of cases
yet to decide. Two indictments were
returned against William Foster a
well known business man, for break
ing and entering his wife's residence,
and for malicious mischief.
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hls!zlXAbASn

No. 2 daily leaves at ........ 1880 pm
No. so daily except Sunday,
No 76, daily except Sunday.
freight leaves at ......... $3.50 am
Arrive.
No. Il. daily except Sunday,
freight arrives ........... 1880 pm
No. 81 daily except Sunday,
dFTlVeS .... DIV pln
No 8, daily arrives ......... 11:05 am
Nos. 76 and n carry passengers.
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railway.
xTrain 2O4-Leaves ........ $50 am
sTrain 2-Leaves ........... 2:15 pm
'Train 3-Arrives ......... 1898 pm
'Train 5-Arrives .......... 1885 pm
xTrain s-Arrives ......... 1880 pm
xDaily.
'Daily EXCEPT Sunday.
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Winterset, by vote of S7S to Isl,
decided to issue bonds for the con
struction of 100000 water works.
Both men and women voted and the
ballot was a heavy one.
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n D n EYKs

B. p. o. ELKS
Keokuk Lodge. No. 160-Meets nr
and Third Thursday nights at Elk
hall Gibbons opera house block, Ski
and Main streets. Club rooms Cpd
daily. Visiting brothers cordially 4
vtted. Rice H. Bell. e. R.: Williad
Reimbold Secretary.
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Illinois Central employees have just
done honor to one of the oldest en-
ployes Of the line, James j. TAFT of
Dubuque, division claim agent, who
has now been in the continuous SER
vice of the Illinois Central for forty
years. Mr.. Tait's associates to the
number Of thirty rendered him an an
niyersary dinner.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLE
Keokuk Aerie. No. 6S3-Meets fri
and Third Wednesdays OF each mont
at Horn Hall, corner Eighth and Main|
Visiting brothers cordially invited
Frank ]. Moeller. W. President; 9. y
Noaks. Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Hall over Savings Bank

Keokuk Lodge. No. 544-Meets req
ularly on the second and fourth Fh|
days OF each month. J. W. Steigs|
Director: Charles Schulz. Reporter.
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Canton Leach. No. 4 P. M; i. on
F.-Meets every second Tuesday 4
each month. Frank Wahlgren. Gj
tain: Geo. w. Hardin. Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Daniel Richmond of Des Moines has
a wife whom he says is so cruel to him
that he must nave divorce or his life
will be endangered. They were mar
ried Christmas eve, 1904, at Indianola.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Forest BabcccA, who told the Des
Moines police his home is in Pleasant,
Iowa, fell from box car in the North
western yards and was seriously in
jured. He struck on his head and
shoulders. and ragged cash was cut
in his head. No fracture of the skull
is apparent, although the wound is a
dangerous one.
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Saturday. ~ VI
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On American Securities

Il have talked with persons who
have declared that one of the effects
OF Bryan's election would be the re.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Puckecnetuck Encampment, yo.7I
Meets first and third Tuesday eys
Ing o. each month. Otto Anschut
Scribe.
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keoxnK merchants can reach more
people IN the cit. ind out 6f the ciV
through The Gate City than through
any other ,ocal newspaper. subscfib
ton records ope RI ad, ,rtisers.
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Belknapp Post. G.. A. R.. No. Id
schouten.s Hall. Tenth and M
streets-Meets the first Wednesdav|
eacn month. L. A. Berryhill, ID
mander. y
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IOWA LEGION OF HONOR
Hall over Savings Bank.
Loe Lodge, No. 58-Meets the four4
Monday In each month. s. s. Lowi1
President: Ira W. DeMoss. Recordin1
Secretary.
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would be assured what he would do
In office. They would invest no mon
ey In new enterprises, and not only
that, they would not push enterpris-
es in which tLey already are engag-
ed. There is no doubt of it, in my
opinion, and the opinion of hundreds
of men with whom l have talked"
Bankers in general are much inter
ested in the important subject of
business and its fate in the election
day balance held in the hands of the
voters of the country. George E.
Roberts. president of the Commercial
National bank, said:
II have heard frequent reports of
late from men in all lines of trade and
Industry that business revival will de.
pend upon the election of Mr.. Taft to
the presidency. Many cases have
come to me Of large orders being
placed with various industrial firms to
be delivered in the event of the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Taft and to be Cancelled
In any other event.
Calls Feeling General.
There is no doubt that this is the
general feeling throughout the coun-
try, and that If Mr.. Taft is elected
everything will be in readiness to 70
ahead on progressive lines.
"On the other hand, should Mr..
Bryan be elected there will be general
hesitation. Business men would wait
on each other, everywhere men would
be thus disposed and with men wait
Ing thus upon each other the effect
inevitably would be general post
ponement of activity"
George M, Reynolds, president of
the Continental National bank, who
recently returned from abroad. as
serted that, while he had been out of
touch with American business condi-
lions for several months, the general
impression at home and abroad was
that prosperity depended upon the
success of the republican ticket at the
polls.
"The general impression is" said
| Mr.. Reynolds, that with the election
of Taft, there would come busine3.,
revival. On the other hand, the feel
ing Is that the election of Bryan and
change of administration, even regard
! less OF mems attitude toward Bryan's
principles, would necessitate long de-
lay in business activity. Business
men unquestionably would wait until
they found out what would be the eff
feet OF this change in administration
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Colfax Rebekah. Lodge No. n
Meets regularly every second y
fourth Tuesdays Of month at d
Fellows Hall. corner Seventh 4
Main streets. Mrs. Mamie Refine
N. g.: Nellie Hardesty, Financial 5.
rotary: Nina Phillips. Recording s,
rotary.
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FRATERNAL cApnS

MASONIC
"A Hall. corner Fourth
Xxx Eagle lodge, No. !, and
regular meeting -A0lds
Tuesday evening ., sas
,,,a Hardin Lodge, No s.-po,s--
Mar Mar monthly meetings n .s Its
MONDAY evening Of each m .oe seq
e Gate City Royal Arch c1.,..
ma 1 pls its regular meet Hiuap, .s
onu friday in each month, hiss 'ae
th stmlpi . No. 5-Regulaur " M an !
.N.lo tuesday of each month 'Ole''|
!, Elmira Chapter. No. N -
. !. Eastern Star, holds II, ot s
meeting the second Tuesda aS a rsnl
" each month. Clara 3. Hau s,sa9
NJ; Mrs. Mary A. johnson ,iI sasss..
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9. A. R.

W. R. c.-The Hawkes. Hall--a
ulaf meeting OF Terrence Relief O.,
no. loo: the second and fourth n,
Gays OF each month at 2:sO oS'
?. m: sharp. Mrs. Chas. NJ. q
resident: Mrs. Lena Van Fleet ,
rotary. ''
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Puckechetuck Lodge. No. a. me,
every Friday evening at 8 O'Clock
=. n. Hellenthal. N. e.: Geo. ".
megart, Per Sec.
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Herman Lodge. No. 11e tGerms,
meets regularly every Wednesdl
evening at 8 o'clock. Fred Korschse
N. G.: Albert Keifer. Rec. Sec.
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Cities Own Observation.

"Our firm" said Mr.. Farwell, "has
received numbers of orders that have
been made conditional upon the cleo
ton of Mr.. Taft. believe, judging
from the general attitude of bust
ness men throughout the country and
from my own experience in business
transactions in the last few months,
that the election of Mr.. Bryan would
result in cancellation of business or
ders in all lines of trade. With the
election of Mr.. Taft the business men
OF the nation would feel satisfied to
go ahead and push things and conf.
dence would accumulate rapidly.
in business as every one knows,
confidence is everything. The peo-
pie must know what the government
is going to do in order that they may
have confidence. The government
must have the right man in the right
place if business is to rally and our
commercial affairs return to their
normal status.
"If We do not have that 1t is certain
that money will not be invested for
long time, at least until the coun-
try learns what the change of admin
istration Is to bring forth.
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Bankers Also Testify.

Bankers, among them James B.
Forgan, president of the First Nation.
al bank; George M. Reynolds, presi-
dent of the Continental, and George
e. Roberts, president of the CONNER
cial National, reported that they had
knowledge of such contingency in
the business outlook of the nation. All
stated that the election OF Mr.. Bry-
an would have Oppressive effect,
whereas the election of Mr.. Taft
would restore confidence and actuate
business men to push industry and
trade along all lines.
That the country is greater than
Mr.. Bryan or any political party is
the conviction OF many leading citi-
zens, but the nation, they argue, is in
a condition where it needs demand for
trade If regeneration in business is
to come in the near future.
John V. Farwell, in commenting on
the business condition as related to
the election result, asserted emphat-
ically that the election Of Mr.. Taft
was the only outcome that would re-
store business confidence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Dodges Point Country club house of
Clear Lake has been made the rookery
of buns and tramps for the past week.
according to evidences which mani
tested themselves yesterday when the
building was visited by members of
the club. The club larder had been
invaded and much preserved proven
der was gone.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER O

HAN Seventh and Main Street,
Ieokuk Lodge, No. 10, meets n
lariy Monday evening at 7:3O o'elod
VIM. Bierman. N. c.: o.. ". Anscha
Recording Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Thirty special jurors were drawn by
order of Judge Church at Ida Grove,
making list OF seventy men from
which to select the jury for the trial
of the famous Alex McHugh will con-
test, in which nieces and other rela-
tives of the deceased McHugh will
endeavor to have the will of the de
ceased set aside and receive a share
of the 100000 estate
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Hawley Sanford, pioneer Meth
odist minister of Iowa, and his wife,
have just celebrated their sixtieth
wedding anniversary at their home in
Jesup. They were married at Easton,
Conn. The Rev. Mr.. Sanford is 50
years old and his wife is 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

Mrs. William Giesen of Keokuk, who
had been married only six mont 8,
committed suicide at Hamilton, III,
by shooting herself in the right temple
with pistol Her husband found her
In bed, weltering in blood, with a re-
volver clutched in her hand. III health
is the supposed cause, although rel
atives are unusually reticent about
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

A suit has been filed in the district
court at Davenport in which Lena
Kniegge sues her father-in-law, Will
liam Kniegge, for $4,000 damages on
the grounds that he made statements
derosatory to her character that has
made her husband, Rudolph Kniegge,
jealous of her causing him to lock
her UP in a room and to otherwise
treat her with harshness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19

William Gregson, vice president of
the Chicago board of trade, ana one of
the most widely known packing men
in the country, visited the Dubuque
club for the purpose of discussing with
local parties the proposition of reviv-
ing the packing industry in that city.
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Roscoe Miller, the 15-year-old son
of T. L. Miller, druggist of Murray.
died suddenly. Saturday Roscoe with
some other boys, went hunting and
during the day ate some fresh Califor-
MIA peaches and candy which made
them all sick. The other boys have
all recovered. Roscoe was a member
of the high school there and the
school will attend the funeral in a
body.
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Fairfield may go out of the city
lighting and water works business. A
private company is studying the prop
osition with view to making an offer
to take the plant off his hands of the
city.
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