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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
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9ienitag nod ct. 2ouis gum Seiuf,.
-Ilcr. Raiie bat ii6 nodl ct.
SouiS bcge6en Inn ga grbeit 5l
ilfen.
SEER unb Srau 8m. Sridc ma.
rem Samitag uno Sonrtog in Sch.
bits 5a 8eiud.
-GbparO Summert @igentbiim-
er oes glebator in Rorrison mar
9ienitag bier.
SRI. Sbereie Sdnell befinoet
lid ailf mebrere Gage gum geiud)
in ct. 9ouis.
SRI. ella 8obImnnil, poll Ban,
pe9oo ltd leBteil 0ornerstdg nab
ct. 2uitis nm oa at bIeiben.
-6rau Sp. 8aloeder, BON San,
begab iid am pergangenen Sans.
tag 9eiudSueiie no6 Ct. 2ouis.
-Sn Santa Ronica, California,
ipitroen oorgeitern leidte @roItGBc
peripiirt. SeIIer fInppertcn unO
glloer an Der 8ar0 bepcgten ii6.
-Serr Simon Brandt, BON ct.
Solis, fam SamStag bier al Inn
i'm aIten Seim Dem Southport nof.
3lt9ebert.
SEER 6ronf S. Claus Sr. bat
Oos &ieger'iGe gigentbum oil Der
8eit 5. StruBe fir $1,000 fGuilid,
%erporbet.
6rou Gbriit. S. Meper retite
gtittruo9 no9 @arOspiIIe, DO, nm
tbren Sobn Or. 2ouis Meper einen
3 UodenIangen 9eilld abauItatten.
Collector 9ruer miro am MIDI
item Rontag nit Den Giniammeln
Der Gountpiteuer beginner uno ser
iunge Serr 6. S. Sen5clep Inn ais
8ebiilfe sur Seite ite6en.
6rau 9lnlanOa S6udmann,
bon Gloon, go, lit bier su 9eilld,
bel ibren 9ruber Gobert G6oumberc
nebit 6omiIie. 6rau 5dyu6mann
mar lett 80 Sabren nidt in Ser.
mann.
SEER unO 8rau George 6Eauonl
be9leitet bon ibren S06nen Geo. q.
ulto SoSepb SIoualls BON AO0ppille,
Sis, iuaren bier am MittpodJ nm
oer Sod5eit hires 6obnes reIp.
SrlOcrs @errn Martin 3laualS nit
Sri. sIlmo MunOmiller bei3upobnen.
Ser uno 6rm Sam 9aunt.
aaertncr ST., begaben iidl aln Ieb.
ten 6rcitag nod ct. 2ouis no 6rou
9altmgaertrer ii9 megen zines Sci
oens ar5tli6cr SiiGfe unter3og. Serr
8alrmgaertter febrte Mittipod) bcim
feline Satin lit ieOo6 nod in Ct,
2outs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22


.-8m. 0iltbep BON Berger mar
6reitng bier. <
-6rau Dora @oeger BON Berger
mar SOmttag bier bel ibrer Sdpei.
Ter Srau ). g. 8eniel 5I Seiut.
--Sbeo. @raf. ST.. weIder Die
Ietten 5pei @odyen bel Or. mo
6rau Sacobs in 8ellepilIr, Sis,
5lm 9eiu9 mar, lit wieOer bieiig.
Ser friiber in Der Iabe bon
San wobnbofte Gbriit Heoemepcr
lit in Goroer, DO, i'm SIter bon
70 5ubren geitorben.
SER un0 Srau Sranf 9ritens,
bon 6irit Greet, baben einen mebr'
po6entIiden 9eiud) bel Serwano-
ten in ct. CHARLES, DO, uno 60.
~mar6spille, Sas., an9etreten.
-8enn @rfolg i'm 2eben bon
Dem f6rte mas mir 9errte tbun, mir.
Den mir Die 3eitungsi6reiberet am
Naacl bGngen uttb iofnrt aif oie
Sago geben.
-Senrp 9%tllebmanrt, bon Ban,
bot ole Sarmerei cine ISOLDE lang
on Den gtageI gebGngt, nlo gtng
uo6 ct. 2ouis Inn ieinen Sobn gu
beiu6en.
-Srm, 9iebri9 Stoerlner nebit
Sinner melf)e IA Gage BET Senrp
Stoenuer, 5u Ban, 5u 9eiud maren,
febrte Somsto9 nod ibrem Seim
bel 8eqington, @o., 5uriid.
SIT ct. 2oltiS bat ii9 eit rell.
es @anfgeidGft inter Oen Namen
She 3ortb ct. 2olliS Sapin9s Sruit
Gompdnp nit einem Stammfapital
bon 100000 o~r9aniiirt. SEER Sou.
9oeoer, friiber bon Ban, lit GrGii.
bent.
ST. Stolpe miro am nddIten
Sonntag in Ser Ct. Sobamtes Stride
6urf Eaitor aolfbrenner EaItor
9euidle, Der nelle Seeliorger Der
@emein0e, omtli6 ~eilt9efiibrt mer-
ben. W0ge i'm ein iegensreides
8irfer sur Sette Iteben.,
SER 8eorg @berlin uno 6ralt
auguit 8oblt befonben iif Dieie
8ode in Sanltibal, Mo., eriterer
ols &eprGientartt Ser Sermann Gp.
tbianritter loge sur @robloge, urt0
6rou @oblt in glei6er @igenidaft
ais gertrcterin Der bieiigert Eptbiarl
SiltergooO.
&c. 8lumer Der unternebmenoc
Sol5. un6 Wobelbdn0ler 5lt Ser.
ger bat Den 9retterbof oeS @errn
Dan Sub fd1tfli6 iibernominer, ulto
miro Den galt5en Sorratb inter feline
S6uppen bringen. Serr 8lumer
lit large I'M 9rettcr- II. M0bel6an.
Def un0 bat bur6 ri6tige @etboben
eiu gittes @ei6dft aufgebaut.
-llnier por5iiglides 2anOesober-
baltpt, BrGit0ent Soft miro ain Ron
tag, Den %. Sftober, Der @ait Der
Stabt OIt ct. 2ouis ieiit Der peld-
EN- @mptdngS 6elerltftette1 me
iere Seeiaden gtaops9 ops) auf trod'
errem Sonoe ebenfalls mitlal1fen Dir.
len, I'M Die Yarnoe 3lt perIdngern,
ionit bat Die Sode feilre,i lueiteren
3tped.
-6olgenSe ppn @orriion Dobn-
ten am Montog gIbeno Der Ser.
Iaumlurg Der bieiigen eagle 2oge
BEL: s. s. Sanne, 2oniS Shueig-
ballscr, @us. @icle, Oscar Sd)oef-
fer, @artin Sdneioer, 9ller. S6nei.
Der, SEQ. g. 8eber uno SenrD
@iele. @uBcrbem maren BON Nor.
riion nod bier: @m. @eiienbat,
Spbn Stepban, Senrp Sdmiot unb
Sic &ue6bler.
Bon bier maren am SienStag
Scat0ue Nud1tIt Wener, SEER Ii. fSrali
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

fir W6bhen i~treitet man ii6 eanS
unmiiterpeiie herlim. Die MGoGer
beiraten geruobnIid), fpenn ser Sid.
tige fommt, einerlci, Of iie II 90.
er cine &leinigfcit 1lter iinb.
SIN ct. 2ouis itarb am @ontag
i'm iugenoIiden Sitter bon 81 Sabr.
Ell Irtbur IS. Beters, 9ruoer bon
.SreO uno Charles $. Ieters Die
betanlten 9etriebsleiter Der SeterS
S6ubfabrtfen,
-Sn Sanias @itp bradten lebte
ISOLDE cine Garlaoung Stiere $40
pro 100 Sfuno. 0as lit Der b06ite
EreiS Der bort iemoIs mir S6lad)t.
uieb be8abIt Wurbe, Die Stiere no.
rem Orei Sabre alt mo ieit 10 Won'
aten in Den @oit.
SEER Gbas. 2al1er ullo Satin
reiiten am lebten Sortta9 mad, Obi.
cago INN BORT fiirftigbin ibren @obrl
iis ouf3uidla9en, Sic ipiini6en bier
allen ibren 6reun0en itno 9efonns
ten ein ber5Iifes 2ebemobl,
Sin Der MarftItroBe, iiiolid
bon Der 8riife, I6Bt allf elmer ieiner
Gotten Serr Sr. @uttmam ein ih0.
rpes 8obnbolts gum &ermietben, bait
Ell. 9aiieIbe lit fir cine ober aud
3tpei 6amilier eingeri6tet, unb miro
ipegen ieiner i9onen Sage Elm ipiill'
idensnertber @obuort DerOen.
-Srieorid) 8ebring, Ser Seraus.
1eber Der Miiioi,ri Staats- 3eits
ing in &anias Gitp, lit i'm oorti.
gen oclttid1en Sospital geitorbell. @r
bate cill Sitter bon 20 Sabren err
reid,t uno mar ieit so Sabren bent.
id).amerifallii6er 3eituugSmmnn.
-0ie 6rallen GrnIt @atten6erg,
Don SnOepenOenee, Mo., itno ibre
S9pGgerin 6rau GOparo 9refpea,
BON 8udner, Mo., mcI6e bel ibren
a~ngeb0rigen in Berger 5u 9eilt6
porer1, maren Wtttno6 bier ouf Der
@eimreiie.
SIN Sefferson Gitp fpllrOen leB'
ten 8ienitog Sames Mc@opern uno
Sobn Smith BON Sebalia, ourd go
lisciri6ter SdiiIb ie Inn So ge.
trait, neil iie alrf einen @tiiiouri
Yacific 3il9e 8bisfep getrumfen bot.
ten. 0as @eieb perbietct Oos isis.
feDtrinfen altf einenl @iienbubn5uge.
-5ran Sam. Storp bon Cairo,
SIS, mel1e bier bel ibrer Mlltter
6rou hilbert @uentber 81 9eiu6
mar pdbreno Serr @uelttber in
Geuti1lano %rucilte, reiitc nm Mitt.
nod mieoer 6ciln begIeitct bon ibr.
Ell 9ritoer George 6ltentDer melber
ldngere 3eit in Cairo 31 blei6en &c.
oenft.
-Gerfiir5t eud nidt oa5 2eber
ltlt cinen Collar 81 iparen. Seio
ni9t 3u 1poriam in Ger S0fli9feit.
GBt nift iuenit elt6 ni6t Suugert,
&erfebIt nidJt t6gli6 eilten Spa5ier.
gang IN friider Suit 81 MAIDEN. Ser.
geBt ni6t eli6 5ttr Hrbe 5it be9ebelt,
inel,t Die 8ett5eit fommt. Spdbt
lti6t lumber nit eiitem Ger9robe.
r~ungsglas Inn 81 ieben Oh Oos Gleno
allf eud 81 i6reitet.
8iIige Sabrt nadl ct. 2pnis.
anldBIid oes 8ein9s oes &rGii.
oerlten Gait in ct. 2ouis, miro Die
DO. Bacific 8obn Sidets nod ct.
2oiris iliio 3uriif perfaufen 81 $3.50,
om 80. ntO "a. Sftober, Sifets our
&iidfabrt giiItig Bis gum 26. Otto.
Der. o. 9. &raemer,
Stotionsagent.
Sermanrt, Mo.
-Sotpeit es Die 8itterllng 5il.
IGBt. fabren Die Sarmer ileiBig @ei.
5en gum Marft, oa bic 8reiie gut
iino, uno lie Ipater i'm @inter ben
8ubrmnnn nrb oaS 8ieb nid)t utt.
nStbigentpeiie Die aaIte mtsiesen.
a$1.t2 lit Elm gutter Yreis" iaste
qeftern elm Sarmer, mon aepinnt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
Geponiri euer Sch in Der
pfOplts gank

UOa gsrlnarn
Die Sanf Ger Gsute, pom Den &eu'
ten uno fur oie Scute.1
Seine Sanf iid)erer
8 8rosent 8inien auf 8eit.9 epuiiten.
DirettoIen;
U. u 8rsuer, Robi. mdlter
Senrp SrasS, Seurp 80. Eefotte,
Senrp SdSner, u. ". Silber,
VI. q. Walfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

-Soipeit es Die @itterung 5ii.
.IaBt. fabren Die Sarmer ileiBig @ei.
5en gum @arft, 90 bic 8reiie gut
iirb, uno lie ip1ter i'm @inter ben
8ubrmnnn nrtb oas 8ieb ridt in.
~nStbigentpeiie Die aaIte mtsiesen.
|g$f.t2 lit elm gutter greis" iaste
seitern Elm 5armer, mon setuinnt
|nidts i'm IGrger su balter, iollte
Der greis audi etfDas in Die Sobe
eeben."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
LIKE FINDING MONEY.

McGrath Bros, the popular drug
gists are making an offer that is just
like finding money for they are selling
a regular so cent bottle of Dr. How
ards celebrated specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia at half
price. In addition to this large dis
count they agree to return the money
To anv purchaser whom the specific
does not cure
1t is only recently through the so
licitation of druggists McGrath Bros.
that this medicine could be bought for
less than fifty cents, they urged the
proprietors to allow them to sell it at
this reduced price for a little while.
agreeing to sell a certain amount.
The result has justified their good
Judgment for the sale has been some
thing remarkable.
Anyone who suffers with headache,
dyspepsia. dizziness, sour stomach,
specks before the eyes, or any liver
trouble, should take advantage of this
opportunity, for DR.. Towards specific
will cure all these troubles. But If by
any chance 1t should not, McGrath
Bros. will return your money
This specific is very leasant 70
take coming in the form of small
granules. and there are sixty doses III
every package.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
CITY NEWS

Read The Daily Gate City. 10
cents per eek.
William Horn voted for Lincoln
in 1860 and 1864.
Bargain prices on all shoes Sat
urday. Star Shoe Store.
To day is Carnation day, being the
anniversary of the birth of President
William Mckinley. whose favorite
flower was the carnation.
A still alarm at 1880 o'clock this
morning sent the chemical engine out
to the Stuckert home on Concert
street between Fourteenth and Eff
teenth streets, where flue was burn
ing out. There was no damage.
THAT the wind had some strength
this morning is evident from the fact
that M. Garmo was Knocked over
shortly before noon at Seventh and
Main. He was walking along the
street when the wind blew large dry
goods box against him, knocking him
clear over to the sidewalk. He was
picked up and went home. fortunately
not being badly injured by the fall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
HIGH WIND DOES
MUCH DAMAGE
Roofs Blown Off and Much Property
Destroyed in he Business DIS
trIct-Fierce All Day Long

The fierce blizzard, which has swept
Keokuk and nearby places during the
entire day. has caused much damage
and considerable property has been
DESTROYED as result.
About half the roof on the foundry
at the corner of Ninth and Johnson
streets was blown nearly Off the
building and there is severe danger
of IT falling to the street. 1t is the
norton near the alley, the front be
ing still intact.
A portion of the roof on the stove
denartment of the Dunean-Sche1l Fur
niture company was blown loose, but
caused no great damage.
1t is reported that several pedes-
TRANS on Main street were unable to
maintain an erect position and sew
eral minor injuries are reported
Hats were flying in the air during
the entire day and it was almost i'm
possible to keep anything but cap
safely on the head.
Telegraph reports from this section
of the country give the wind as blow
ing at the rate of as high as sixty
miles an hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
CITY NEWS.

The carrier boys of the daily
newspapers will be guests of Mr.. D..
L. Hughes at the production of lyon
Yonson" tomorrow evening.
-Peacan and peanut brit.'o, cream
ed peanuts, chocolate dipped mar
schino cherries and Brazil nuts. Wal
nut sponge slice. Oak Fill Canly
Store.
Notice has been sent to all mem
bers of the MoSern W. odmcn in the
city that at the meeting next week,
the local camp will discuss the advis-
ability of establishing . safety fund.
which is to be used to pay the as
sessments of members who overlook
that payment is due. After It has
been paid from this safety fund, the
member will pay back the amount to-
gether with a ten cent fine.
A rumor has been current the
past few days that the firm of the
O'Brien Worthen Company Intended to
discontinue their business in Keokuk.
The matter has been most thoroughly
investigated by The Gate City, and the
public can be assured hat it is the
intention of the company to retain
their business in this city permanent
ly This news will be most gratifying
TO all Keokukians, who have regard
ed the institution as one Of it's flour
ishing and permanent business con-
Germs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29

ers was strongly shown when he Wis
morning following the publication, in
a morning newspaper, of story to
| the effect that Beggs was planning to
GUST Capt. Robert McCulloch as vice
president and general manager of the
United Railways company. in order to
give the position to Beggs son-in-law,
Richard McCulloch, son of Capt. Nc
Culloch. This story SO angered Beggs
that he refused to discuss any of the
matters pertaining to his companies
which were at that time interesting
St Louisans and the stockholders
vitality This was at the time of the
resignation of Arthur Williams, who,
for short time, succeeded w. Y. \.
Powelson as general manager of the
Union Electric and when the payas-
you-enter cars We're being put on.
Beggs reticence on this occasion was
branded as unwarrantable, and it is
said that heated complaints had been
circulated that the plan to find a new
head was decided upon, it is said.
Secretary Burt of the North Amer
lean company, in an interview yester-
day. said that public criticism of
Beggs had no weight i'll bringing about
his retirement. in SO far as Beggs was
concerned as the latter was imper-
vious to criticism of any brand. No
formal successor to Beggs will be
named. Secretary Burt stated. but Fes-
tus ] Wade will give attention to the
management Of the ST. Louis compa-
MES. He was put on the board of di-
rectors of the North American with
that understanding. 1t is said that
Robert McCulloch will be made presi-
dent of the United Railways company
when its directors meet
Beggs is siXty-two years Old and
the formal reason assigned for his re-
tirement is that he finds the duties Of
looking after the Milwaukee and st.
Louis interests too onerous. That this
belief did not arise until recently is
implied by the fact that he had plans
under way for a mansion in Washing
ton terrace and intended making ST
Louis his home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
PROGRAM FOR
LINCOLN DAY
Public Exercises VIII be Held on the
Evening of February Twelfth
at the Grand Opera
House.
WERE TWO ADDRESSES
Senator McManus and Rev. Newconb
Will Deliver the Speeches
and There Will be
Music.

Inc program has been arranged for
the Lincoln day celebration which
viii be held on the evening of Febru-
airy 18th, in the Grand opera house.
The exercises will be free to the
public and every seat should be taken
that evening. The members of the
city council. school board and We err
ans OF the civil war will occupy seats
upon the statge which is to be deco
rated by the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, who viii, have charge
OF the decorating of the building that
evening.
The ushers for the evening will be
sons of veterans. E. E. Hawkes. and
Ed S. Lotion will act as ushers on
the stage while John E. Craig and as
sistants will usher in the house.
The accomplishments to the songs
will be played b. Mrs. Hazen /. Saw
yer and Miss Hazel Salzer
The program of the evening has
been arranged as follows:
TIC Program,
-Rutledge orchestra 49,
-. Patriotic Selection
Call to order by chairman.
49,. Dana W. McElroy
Introduction of Mayor Strimback
President of the evening
Remarks by the mayor.
BOYS chorus Old GLORY
Under direction Of Philip c. Hayden
Invocation .....
Rev Geo. c. Williams, D. D.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
- Mrs. Frank W. Brown
Boys Chorus -. Lincoln Oh Lincoln
Address 80. Senator e. p McManus
Solo ...,..... Star Spangled Banner
Mrs. Minnie E. B.nce.
Address Rev. E. B. Newcomb, D. d.
America ....... Leo by Boys Chorus
Orchestra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
Tasie Is Sure
Stomach Guide
A Barometer Which Never
Fails, Though Seldom
Believed.

Taste is the direct guide to the
stomach; and the taste buds are con-
nected by the nerves with the stonl-
ach itself, SO that they represent it's
health or disorder. If the stomach CIR
its juices are out of tone, the blood is
fermented by change in the alkaline
or acid condition, and these reach the
mouth both directly and indirectly.
The taste buds are in the tongue
and are mounted by hairlike projec-
tons called papillae; they cover the
surface Of the tongue"
When you take these buds rise up
and absorb tae liquid; inform the
nerves; the nerves tell the stomach,
and the food is acceptable or not, just
as the stomach feels.''
The above remarks on taste comes
from an eminent authority and SIM
ply explains why when one smells
cooking or sees food one thinks he
can eat, but when he tastes he learns
the stomach is out of business.
To the person who cannot taste
Alright who relishes no food and SIM
ply forces himself to eat, Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets hold the secret Oh en-
joyable eating, perfect digestion and
renewed general health.
Most men wait until their stomachs
are completely sickened before they
think seriously of assisting nature.
When your taste for food Is lost 1t
is a certain sign the stomach needs
attention. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
cure such stomachs. They restore
sweetness of breath, renew gastric
juices, enrich the blood and give the
stomach the strength and rest neces.
sary to general duty.
Forty thousand physicians use Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets and every
druggist carries them in stock; price
soc per box Send us your name and
address and we will send you a trial
package free by mail. Address F. A.
Stuart Co., $50 Stuart Bldg, Mar
shall, Mich.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
SPECIAL MATINEE
FOR THE CHILDREN
a Feature Picture to Be Shown at
Dodse's Theater Tomorrow After
noon for the Children.

A special feature picture for the
children will be seen at Dodge's the
alter tomorrow afternoon, and the
house should be packed with children.
The subject is entitled, "The Wages
of Sin" and fine moral lesson is
taught Parents should see to it that
the children attend. There are also
number OF comedy pictures which
will delightfully."- entertain the children,
His First Cigar" The Lady Doc
tors Husband" Love Will Find a
Way" etc. The program will also be
seen at night. and will be one of the
most enjoyable of the season. These
pictures are special and are for Satur.
day only. and as there is no increase
in price the house will undoubtedly be
packed at night The feature picture
is alone worth the price of admission
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
LINCOLN STAMPS
ON FEBRUARY 12
They Will be Placed on Sale at the
keokuk Post Office on
That Date,

u ne keokuk post office will have the
new Lincoln stamps on sale. receiving
supply shortly before Feb. 10, the
first date when they will be placed on
sale. The following notice regarding
them is being sent out to the post,
masters of the country:
1. Postmasters are notified that
shortly before Feb. IL, 1909. the de-
partment will issue 2-cent postage
stamp of special design to commem-
crate the Tooth anniversary of the
birth of Abraham Lincoln.
2. This stamp is of the size and
shape of the regular issue of post
age stamps; color red The subject
is a profile, within an ellipse on end.
of the head of Lincoln from Saint
Gauden's statue. A spray of laurel
leaves appears on either side of the
ellipse. Above the subject appear
the words ~. S. Postage" Below the
ellipse is broken by ribbon contain
Ing the dates of Lincolns birth and of
its Tooth anniversary S09-Feb. To-
1909"-with the denomination in
words-"Two s"-beneath.
3. The Lincoln commemorative
stamps are to be placed on sale be-
ginning Feb. IL.
A. All postmasters of the presi-
Dental class will be sent a supply of
the Lincoln stamps without requisi-
ton. A limited additional supply of
these stamps may be had BY postmas-
tiers of the presidential class after
Feb IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
.SSSS2!g|'{||jg Iii5E557

Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Anschutz were
the victims of pleasant surprise last
evening at their home, No. 1923 Con-
cert street, it being their seventh we'd
ding anniversary. About twenty-five
friends, with well filled baskets took
possession of their home about six
o'clock anG shortly after all sat down
and enjoyed splendid repast. A good
time was spent and each guest wished
Mr.. and Mrs. Anschutz many more
happy anniversaries. From out of the
city We're: Mr.. Howard Crissy of Pitts
burg. Mr. julius Brown of Boston and
Mr.. Louis Rump of FIT, Madison.
Circle No. of St. Francis de Sales
church, provided an evening of en-
tertainment for about one hundred
guests last evening at knights of Co
lumbus hall, the dance and card party
given by the society being we'll at
tended The dance was one of the
enjoyable of the season and about
thirty-fye couple occupied the floor
until IL o'clock A number Of people
played cards and all passed a pleas
ant evening. Agnes orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion. Re-
freshments were served.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
BEGGs OUT OF
THE UTILITIES
Continued from page u

r.. Vas ne who welded the links to-
nti,i. ui 70 form the strong chain Of
If ~, companies, and in recognition
bs.a 'ls ABILITY he was placed at the
a. ~ VI the big combine. He was new
hi, pp ~, with the ST. Louis public,
mr. n. ms attitude In the last two or
)ari.u years has increased his unpopu-
holas 70 such an extent that the stock
su,t =. ;, II Is said, feared for the re-
rdina nc We're permitted to continue
-, NY rough-shod over public opinion.
v,sh als apparent disregard for the
md 90 ol the patrons of his companies
~ lor the feelings of the stockhold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-29
Gives Directions to Make Fine Mix
ture Which Relieves Kid
ney Trouble and
Bladder
ANY ONE CAN MIX TT
This Makes the Kidneys Act and
Overcome rheumatism and Blad-
der Trouble Promptly and
at Very Nominal Cost.

This is a simple home recipe now
being made known in all the larger
cities through the newspapers. 1t is
intended to check the many cases of
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trou-
bic which have made so many oripples
! Of our brightest and strongest people.
The druggists here have been noti-
fled to supply themselves with the in
gradients, and the sufferer will have
no trouble to obtain them. The pre-
scription is as follows: Fluid Extract
Eandelion, one-half ounce; Compound
kargon, one ounce, and Compound
Syrup of Sarsaparill, three ounces.
Mix by shaking well in bottle. The
dose is one teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
Recent experiments prove this sim
pie mixture effective in Rheuma-
tsm, because of it's positive action
UPON the eliminative tissues of the
kidneys. 1t compcls these most vital
organs to filter from the blood and
system the waste impurities and uric
acid which are the cause of rheu-
matism. 1t cleanses the kidneys,
strengthens them and removes quickly
such symptoms as backache, blood dis
orders, bladder weakness, frequent
urlnation. painful scalding and dis
colored urine. 1t acts as a powerful
stimulant to the entire kidney and
bladder structure
/ Those who suffer and are accus-
toned to purchase bottle of medi-
cine should not let a little incon.
venience interfere with making this
up.