The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
CITY NEWS
SIX for tho senatorial ballot

Ask for the senatorial ballot.
Neufchatel cheese at immigrants.
Saturday is your last chance toi
register.
Please yourself and save money by
buying shoes. at Star shoe store.
Vote for the presidential electors.
No circle on the ballot this year. Re
member it.
First Christian church, bazaar and
market, December and 5. Social
evening on the 4th.
Better reserve your seats for the big
vaudeville show at Dodge's Theatre
Monday night. Seats now on sale.
! Jersey Cream is of the very highest
quality-we make no ,sner kind.
Wells Flour Milling Co., Wells, MINI.
Besides the gamblers who were
locked up last night at the police sta
| ton, there were three sleepers given
! accommodation and one drunk locked
| up to sleep off his jag.
In Jersey Cream -four we challenge
competition i'll purity, color, flavor and
volume.
The sample election ballots appear
today. If you are uncertain as to how
to vote, ask
By deed filed with the recorder,
! James H. Latta has decided to Eliza
beth Latta. the southeast quarter Of
section and the asst half of the soutl-
west quarter of section II, all in town.
ie.1, in, e. fniy in r
240 acres
Rev. R. w. Lilley, the newly chosen
minister for the First Christian church
arrived in the city yesterday He will
preach his first sermons next Sunday,
occupying the pulpit at boti services.
All memoirs of the congregation are
urged to attend.
Any person caught taking lantern
from any ones porch tomorrow night
will be locked up in Jail by the police.
The senatorial primary election bal
lot appears in this issue. When you
vote next Tuesday be sure and ask
for this ballot as it will be separate.
Next Tuesday when you vote if you
wish to vote on the question of a
candidate for United States senator
Cummins and Lacey being the nomi-
rees-be sure and ask for senatorial
ballot
The whole atmosphere of the mag
nolia scented south with the sugges-
ton of eternal sunshine and ever
blooming flowers, lends an added
charm to the interesting story of
Under Southern Skies
In this issue the sample ballot APP
pears. 1t is large one. Voters
will take notice that no squares ap;
:. pear before the names of the presi-
Dental candidates. The way to vote
mark the squares before each of the
thirteen electors.
When you vote next Tuesday be
sure and place a cross in each of the
squares before the presidential cleo
tors. Remember this year the circle
will be removed from the ballot.
The bowlers of the city will meet
this evening at the keokuk Club in
an important meeting. Officers will
be elected and bylaws will be sub
mitted for vote. A revision of the
schedule has met with the approval
of all but it is likely that the games
scheduled for next Tuesday cannot be
played, it being election night
1t has been suggested by a number
of members of the Commercial Club
that some new activity be injected in,
to the organization, now that the wa
ter power is coming, and that state
ment of the condition of the organiza,
ton be made. Not bad idea.
: Saturday is your last chance tc
register.
: Elk Mayor Cameron is experimenting
with three banana trees and expects
them to produce next year. He has
| three of them which have grown quite
large and which he has taken indoors
for the winter. With the arrival o.
spring the trees will be placed out-of
doors and are expected to bear fruit
A call has been issued for meetina
this evening of the special committee
appointed by the council to Investigate
i the saloons This committee is com
: posed of Aldermen Talbot Annable
5 Brown. Seeman and Mccormick. Be
/ sides these the mayor and city attor
ney are to meet with the COMMITTEES
+ and the following saloon men: job.
Y Luder, VIM. G. Hewitt, Henry Walton
i Mike Collins, B. E. Fuller. VIM. F
e Murphy, John Leisy and John Nagel.
! Honesty wins. Making the highes
r quality of -four, without adding pre-
s MUM price for the consumer to pay
, has been our success in making Jel
sew Cream