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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. June s-The statement OF tire
receipts and expendIt ures of the Treasury shows:
THIS day. THIS nonh. Fiscal penr.
Receipts. .Si,77,.Te Sis.044.lS 1854. 4o<.t45
Expenditures 10000 l6.o5o.ooo 6ei.l'S.+o,
Deficit. SIT, ,si Sur. 81. o. 4,i+SDef. sos, 773, a57
The receipts from customs 10 day = ere 81 Dos. n49:
from internal revenue. sc37 ess. and niscella
neous. si.5, 784, National bank notes received for
redemption. &i.S3s.'S:
The cash statement OF the United States Treas.
urer for June Q shows:
REsERvE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. ....,.....,... S5o.oOo.ooo
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outstanding certificates. N,Ss,aso.8e
GENERAL FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. .......,..... Ss.sss,ols
Gold certificates. ....,..-... el.Sa5,Mo
silver dollars. f.0tt.271
Silver certincstes. ,.....,.....,... 6,224.4SS
silver bullion. S.st3,o4'
United States notes. ....,....... 5,aeS.357
National bank notes .............. 24.562.5t
Subsidiary silver and minor coin..... 9.ssi-32'
|
Sls3 sos. 173
In national banks. .............. 7s.isi.5p
Awaiting reimbursement. ....... &C. 35S
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Toml s1sa. o,s.4lS
Liabilities. III .5l7. 1851
Cash balance. $50. sic. 55i
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THE BOSTON MARkET.

BosloN, June e.-North Butte wa. the
feature Of . market otherwise unlnteresttnR
in copper shares to-day, closing with a gain
OF over n point after having heen up AZ.
Butte coalition was active; but price chan ges
only fractional. The close was STEADY.
Rails were quiet. lndustriais were firm.
With East Boston Land prominent in the
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PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.
Western Union Earnings.

The Western Union Telegraph Company re-
ports for the quarter ending June 10, partly esu-
ma lied. az followN.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

HrcAG June 0.--1rading to-day ex-
cent in the Booth issues was not large.
but we'll distributed. lrice changes were
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13
Reichle Won Game.

1t was up to Big Ed Reichle to win
another game for Keokuk and had not
ne bingled out timely single the bat
ting might still be in progress. Ed.
wins about as many games as a good
pitcher. Prough, WHO has won MA
jority of his games this season will
win about every fiftA day on an aver
age. Reichle has been doing that well
himself and out of the last four he
has won two games. Big Ed is an
asset to the team and will hit over
the 800 mark this season. Keokuk
scored the winning run in the sixth
inning when Thomas drew pass after
Grodick had gone out. Corrden singh.
ed to left advancing Thomas TO second
and Reichle hit bing-a-ring to right
center which was long enough to SCORE
Thomas. This lone run won the game.
Keokuk had many opportunities Of
scoring and seemed to find Zackert
easy except when a hit meant a run.
In the first inning Grodnick started
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13
League Dope
for Enthusiasts

From Quincy Journal: The former
champs departed for Keokuk where
they hope to take the measure OF the
Indians and thus keep climbing on
their way to the first division. Ac-
cording to the past performance of the
Waterlooans, there is hot wave ap'
preaching Keokuk.
Manager Rusty" Owens, of the OF
tumwa Packers arrived here last
night with his band Of Packers, and
this afternoon the Gems are making
an effort to get on the outside of the
pig-killing bunch from Ottumwa.
The Packers are playing much bet
ter ball at the present time than they
did earlier In the season, and may be
expected to give the Gems close run.
The series will be the last time the
Packers will be seen in this city this
season.
Louis Heilbreuer. scout for the Gin
cinnati Reds. was in the city yester
day He Is the scout that grabbed
Gaspar and naturally he feels quite
elated over his find. Gaspar has beer
performing In the National in much
the same style as he did in the Cen
trail, which means that he Is goinf
some. Heilbreuer is not looking fol
any men at present, but at the sam;
time he is keeping his eyes open.
Yesterday was hard day To-
Walsh, the red-topped backstop get
| ting foul tips on every conceivable
! part of his anatomy, one or two O
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ALEXANDRIA, MO.
q a q . q q q a q q q

" " ~
Rev. s. G. Hutton, assisted by his
father filed his regular appointment
here Sunday.
The usual crowd from Alexandria
was in attendance at the show in
Keokuk
The threshing will be concluded
this week. The yield has been good,
and where the crops were not dam
aged by the high water in June. the
yield was large, many fields yielding
from 80 to 40 bushels per acre.
Miss Effie Deming is the new clerk
in the Sage Banking company's office.
during the absence OF Miss Carrie
Lohmiller, who is visiting her par
ents in Marseilles. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hogan. who
have been farming near Peoria, ILL.,,
are spending this week with the for.
mers parents in this place, after
which they will move to. Keokuk
where Harry has position.
Ed. Dienst has gone to South Da.
kota where he has claim.
Harry Meyers OF Keokuk is here
experimenting the threshing Of the
wheat crop grown on his farm.
Claude Trout and A. G. Spicer are
again back on their respective mai
routes after vacation spent in Mon
tana.
G. v. Harmon has bought farm oil
VIM. Eckmeier, who will give posses
l.sion about January 1. and move tc
LaCrew, Iowa.
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Miller Singled.

In the second Miller started things
with single to left and Annis dupli-
Gated the feat. Landry tried to sacri-
fee with two men on but hit fast
enough to Zackert to force Miller at
third. This started trouble for Belt
hit fast one to Pennington and Annis
was forced at third. Had the ball
gone few feet to the right or left 1t
would have been hit. Belt was
thrown out on the play making
double of 1t.
In the third things were quiet, but
in the fourth Corriden scratched fast
on through Pennington and sole sec
cd. Reichle walked. With three
chnecs Keokuk failed to score. Cor
riden and Reichle advanced notch on
Miller's grounder to short and with An
mis- at bat the squeeze play was tried.
Annis missed the ball and Corrien
was caught Annis then struck out
In the sixth Keokuk scored as be-
fore told and in the seventh there was
little doing. With two down in the
eighth Coriden and Reichle singled IN
succession, but Ed was caught trying
to stretch hit into two Dagger.
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Lincoln. 4; Des Moines, 10.
Sioux City, Z; Omaha. 6.
Topeka, s.; Wichita, 4.
Sporting Tips
Four straights from Waterloo.

Four straights from Waterloo.
Heads up Indians, the big league
scout is watching you.
Pennington is playing good third
base and took everything that came
his way.
A double header will be played Sat
urday afternoon for the one price of
admission.
Get next to the correct standing in
The Gate City. Keokuk is ahead of
Hannibal.
w. A. Armour is looking out for the
boys and will probably grab one of
the Indians.
Miller on first continued his good
work and grabbed everything that
came in his direction.
Tomorrow will be the last oppor-
tunity of seeing the Indians play un-
II. their return home.
Prough will work in one Of the
games Saturday and will try to dupli-
cate his feat Of yesterday.
| The Gate City scooped the world
on the standing Of the Central Asso-
citation clubs yesterday afternoon.
| Prough was there with the goods
and no mistake. willie" had it up
his sleeve and got better as the game
4 progressed.
Grodnick is the best utility man in
the league. He played right field
again yesterday and grabbed every.
thing that came his way.
Belt took hand behind the bat and
1 seemed greatly improved after his
rest. But one man tried to steal
that was McLear. He was caught
with ease.
Corridor got three hits yesterday
There's no reason why RED" should
not bat 300 during the season He
has only about Is or 80 points improve
ment to make.
Annis is star at short. The on,
he grabbed yesterday could not hav,
been bested by Honus Wagner. Ant
his running mate, Thomas, would hav,
made Lajoie take pointers.
Boyle appeared in white uniforI,
yesterday He got into dispute wit
the umpire in the first inning and Bel
Immediately jumped in and suggeste
that Boyle be ousted and get tn
proper uniform. The noise did no
work
,, Reichle wins games with great res
. ularity. Fans are beginning to sc
why a 300 hittere always keeps IN
team up high. It is safe to say tina
a team with 300 hitter on 1t coul
not finish lower than sixth, even # tn
, team was very weak one.
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medal watch fob for permanent own

medal watch fob for permanent own
ership.
Runner-up Complete special GIL
lette safety razor outfit.
Consolation singles Winner, gold
cuff buttons.
Runner-up-Racquet case.
Doubles Championship cup; also
medal watch fobs.
Runners.up Splendid suit cases or
grips.
Consolation doubles Gold medal
racquets.
Consolation Doubles Runners-up-
Special tennis shoes.
Tournament Results.
Following are tho rerults OF the
Iowa Coli tournament at ottumwa,
first round:
E. j. Carey, Cedar Rapids, defeated
G. H. Martin, Golf and Country. up
and q.
Dwight Baker, ottumwa. defeated
Ed. Mckinley, Oskaloosa, up and
Warren Dickinson, Hyperion, defeat
ed j. L. Beaver, Jr.. Cedar Rapids, 2
up.
Don McClain, Hyperion, defeated J..
B. Weaver, Golf and Country, up and
4.
N. W. Cowles, Ottumwa, defeated
Elton Ellis, Hyperion. 6 up and 5.
Arthur Gordon, Hyperion, defeated
H. E. Brandt, Ottumwa, IL up and
IL.
Will Sheehan, Hyperion, defeated
Will Sewers, Hyperion. up and 8.
Bert Mckee, Grand View. defeated
H. w. Merrill. Ottumwa. 10 up and
II.
George Kinney, Burlington, defeated
A. e. Durin, Cedar Rapids, 5 up and
4.
Hardy Friend, Marsalltown, defeat.
ed ]. NJ. Parker. Cedar Rapids. up
and 5.
c. H. e. Boardman, Marshalltown,
defeated w. F., Cram, COT and Coun.
try, IL and II.
R. G. Smith, Ottumwa. defeated
Fred P. Carr. Hyperion, 6 up and 5.
Ralph Rider, Waveland, defeated A.
N. Watson, Cedar Rapids, 2 up and
/.
Lloyd R. Maxwell, Marshalltown
defeated Frank Koch, Hyperion, i up
e. v. Pollock, Ottumwa. defeated e
Englebeck. Grand View. up and 2.
]. 9. Cumanins, Golf and Country
defeated T. G. Jamney, Oskaloosa:
up and !.
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Results keokuk-ottumwa s.rta.

Results keokuk-ottumwa Series.
May S-Keokuk, 8; Ottumwa, 2; at
Keokuk.
May s-Keokuk. Z; ottumwa. 8; At
Keokuk.
May 1o-Keokuk, 8; ottumwa, 2; at
Ottumwa.
May 11-Keokuk, 2; ottumwa, 1; at
Ottumwa.
May 12-Keokuk, O; Ottumwa. 1; at
Ottumwa.
June 15-Keokuk. 6; Ottumwa. 8; at
Keokuk.
June 17-Keokuk. s; ottumwa, Il;
at Keokuk.
June ls-Keokuk, 3; ottumwa, o;
at Keokuk.
June 2s-Keokuk, 1; ottumwa, 0.
at Ottumwa.
June 24-Keokuk. 2; ottumwa, o;
a Ottumwa.
June 25-Keokuk, 4; ottumwa. o.
at Ottumwa
June 2G-Keokuk, 4; ottumwa. 3;
at Ottumwa.
August 9-Keokuk, Q; Ottumwa, 1;
at Keokuk.
August 1o-Keokuls, Z; ot.umwa, i;
at Keokuk.
August 11-Keokuk, 1 ottumwa, 0:
at Keokuk.
August 11-Keokuk, s; ottumwa. .;
at Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13
IOWA TOURNAMENT
AT DES MONIES
cracka Of the State viii Gather at
Hyperion Club August 23d to
Play For Title.

The state tennis tournament will
be held at tle Hyperion Club courts,
Des Moines, August 23d to 2Sth, In.
elusive, and the best men in the state
are expected to be present to dispute
the title. Entries for the singles 81,
and for the singles and doubles So.
Prizes.
les-Championship Cup. Pre-
sented by A. G. Spaulding & Co.. to
be won three times to become perma-
nent property; also championship
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Worms

"cascarets are certainly fine gave a friend
one when the doctor was treating hin, for cane.
OF the stomach The next morning he passed
four PIECES OF 9 tape worm. He then got a box
ana IN three days he passed tape. worm IS feet
Dauphin Co.. Pa am quite a workerfor a scss..
Iets. use them myself and find them bene6e;al
Tor most any disease caused by impure blood. y
Shas. u Condor. Lewiston, Pa. (Miflin Col
Pleasant. Palatable, Potent. Taste Good.
DO GOOD Never sicken, Weaken or Grippe.
l0c. Csc. Soc. Never sold In bulk. The eenn.
Inc tablet stripped c. Guaranteed ~
3 cure or you, money back. ,r,iglT .a2l
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Prouuh Star.

willie" Prough was star yester
day and no mistake. He had the elu
siye sphere completely at his mercy,
but strange thing was that he used
but few curves, his most effective ball
being the slow one straight over. He
resorted to his deceptive drop one a
few times during the day and simply
seemed to have too much speed. They
can't hit EN-, when they can't see EN-.
Not a single man was given transpor
tation to first base and but two men
reached the initial sack ,one being on
Annis' error and the other on Cor
riden's error. Fitzpatrick reached sec
ond base. But twenty-eight men fac
ed Porugh during the nine inninks,
McLear turned back from second on
an attempted steal the throw of Belts
havink him with ease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13

/ If your liver is sluggish and out OF
tone, and you feel dull, bilious. con.
stipated take dose OF Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight
before retiring and you will feel all
right in the morning. Sold by VII.
kinson & Co. Pharmacy and J. Il. Kie.
daisch & Son.
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Beware Of oIntments for ca''''
That Contain Mercury. -,

az mercury will surely destrsn or,nse the|
Of smell and completely yr,r aeT 4 through
the mucous surfaces. IS su 81, prescrip-|
should never he used e nNhcesp,c ans as ths|
ton. from repu,taes1e dc Is ten tod t. ,,, nj
e esos You fssy possibly ssIs, 2%a
Halls Catarrh Cure. y contains no|
mercury. and & taken aa sad m'eou: y!
faces of the system. ,, ~ set the eenn11
;ne Il i. taken internally h ane 1 col
Toledo. Ohio. by F. ). o"S "a.
Sold by druggists P ,5,ils Il for constipa1
Take Halls Family fiiiS ~
ton.
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them coming near 10 gelLlne MS goat
A skinned finger, bruised shin and
lump on his ankle, were mementos
that he carried away from the game.
He finally had to retire. Mertens go
taking Mertens' place in the outfield.
Again did Mike Cavanaugh perform
like major Lacquer, for a time
threatening to break up the game him.
self. Mike grabbed everything that
came his way, and aside from his
star fielding, banged a couple Of
Kent's best ones to the outfield.
From Quincy Herald Pitcher Nor
row has been recalled from Eau Claire.
He will report in Quincy August 20
and the local club will have one
months useout of him. Morrow has
pitched great ball for Eau Claire this
year and n a month considerable can
happen if three pitchers pitch win
ming ball and eight men back of them
play the game.
Hannibal will perhaps have to ad-
NIT now that It's grounds are some
thing fierce" Even the Brooklyn
club Of the National league made
enough errors to lose faith in itself.
From Hannibal Courier: w. II.
Watkins, scout for indianapolis is in
the city today.
McElveen, the center fielder. was
the hitting buddie The Cubs are try
ing to buy him.
Little Ducky Eberts drew two
double bases off of Wilhelm yesterday
Prout rather got the Dodgers when
he stole home on them. He hurt his
thumb though, and retired from the
game in the seventh.
Gilbert, second for the Cardinals,
has been in the city for the past few
days. He left for Jacksonville this
morning. Gilbert is pleased with
Hamilton's work.
| Doc. Marshall and Doc. Scanlon
were the two old veterans with the
Brooklyns. Jordan and Lumley are
on the injured list.
George Huff of Campaign. Ill, scout
for the Chicago Cubs, will be in the
city shortly to look the Cannibals
over.
Prout and McElveen use to play
ball together down In the Southland
From Jacksonville Courier: The
figures given out for attendance
show Jacksonville standing in sew
enth place. Capt. F. c. Taylor
secretary of the local association
gives out the following figures. TIL.
locals have played forty-three game.
at home and have had an average at
tendance of 400. The schedule call
ed for fifty-three games. but ten hay,
been postponed on account OF rain an,
wet grounds. Taking the average O
406 as basis Jacksonville shouli
have at the present time an attend
ance of 2f.51s which would be only
little behind that of year ago. am
within a few thousand Of the attend
ance required by the league, namely
$4,000. When the fact is considers
that one of the postponed games wa
on Sunday and two of them on Jul
s. we have done remarkably well 1
the matter OF attendance and wit
the ten games in we would ,indoubtet
ly be close right now to the nece,
sary $4,000.
|. Stecher. the pitcher, failed to sho,
! up yesterday. and is now overdue. Fl
is badly needed, and It is to be hope
that he gets in today.
Fitzgerald, the second basema,
: who comes from ST. Louie, failed /
| get in Wednesday. He should b
| here today and in the game agains
the Boilermakers this afternoon.
i
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things by singing to center and
Thomas sacrificed. Corriden struck out
and Grodnick stole third on the great
Lizette. pilfering the base with ease
by a good slide. Reichle hit to short
and was retired.
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Summary.
Stolen bases: Grodnick. Corridor.
Sacrifice hits: shaur, Thomas.
Base on balls: Off Zackert, 2.
Struck out: BY zackert, 8; by
Prough, A.
Umpire: Fleming.
Time of game: 1:35.
Attendance: 300.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13

Willie" Prough pitched no-hit
game yesterday and shut out Waterloo
by the close count of / to O. The fans
were given thrill of joy as they saw
their admired pitcher NOW down
Boyle's men inning after inning
and when the nine rounds were COM
pleted without hit being made, there
was a generous outburst of enthusi-
asm and merited applause. The only
semblance Of hit came in the first
inning when Fitzpatrick hit a slow one
to Annis. The shortstops throw pull
ed Miller off the base enough to
make the play imperfect by frac-
ton as a good throw would have re-
tired the runner. From this inning
on not hit was obtained, although
it was only by sensational work
by Annis and Thomas that saved
the day for Pruha. Annis pulled
off one of his star feats for which
he is famous, that of sphering a
ground ball passing over second. Yes
terday he made one of the best stops
ever made on the local diamonds and
threw the runner out with ease after
grabbing a fast one in his glove hand.
Thomas also pulled off a sensational
one, going UP fast on slow one and
throwing to first while in the air. His
peg was perfect and big Lacquer
could not have done as we'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13

For indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's Orino Laxative
as it stimulates the stomach and liver
and regulates the bowels and will pos
lively cure habitua' constipation. Will
kinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13

Results Yesterday.
Keokuk, I; Waterloo, 0.
Hannibal. /; Burlington, 0.
Quincy, 3; Ottumwa, 2.
Jacksonville, 4; Kewanee. 1.
Today and Tomorrow.
Waterloo at Keokuk.
Ottumwa at Quincy.
Burlington at Hannibal.
Kewanee at Waterloo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13
American League.
GAMES TO-DAY.
American LEAGUE.

American League.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
American League.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
National League.
At Chicago-New York won both
games of a double header before the
largest crowd of the season. Brown
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13
NO-HIT GAME FOR
willie PROUGH
Star Pitcher Of Central Association
Holds Waterloo Safe through
Nine Innings and Blanks
Them.
REICHLE WINS THE GAME

Timely clout in Sixth Inning Won
seance. zackart Hit Hard, But
They Were All Short
Ones.
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American Association.
st. Paul, o; indianapolis, 2.
Milwaukee, 1; Toledo, 0.
Kansas City, 6; Columbus, 2.
Minneapolis, /; Louisville. 0.
Western League.
Denver. 6; Pueblo. 5.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-13
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
The Character of the Enemy We Are
Fighting.

The "Gleanings in Bee Culture" a
non-political publication says: A few
days ago a daily paper in the neighbor-
ing city of Akron, Ohio, gave clipping
purporting to. come from the Birming-
ham (Ala.) Daily News. 1t told about
the awful suffering that had been caused
by wiping out the saloons. The state
ment was so astounding that one of our
people sent the clipping to the Birming-
ham paper, asking for an explanation
A reply came at once from the editor
declaring that no such thing had eve,
a@peared in his paper-that it was .
string of falsehoods from beginning te
end When this report was presented
to the Akron editor he very cody re-
piled that he knew II was lie whe,
he published it; but he said he was pait
for putting it in just as ii appears. |;
was an advertisement. even though j
did appear in the reading columns
Now, ! do not know how many sucl
editors there are in this land Of ours
but may God speed the day when the.
shall be wiped off the face of the eartl
by another wave of public indignation
like the wave that is just now drivin,
out the saloons.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-13
A. q. GLOVER
Escaped from the City Cooler Monday
Morning-Is Captured by Lieutenant
Nolan and Patrolman Clanton.

A. G. Glover, alias Goddard, escaped
from the city cooler Monday morning
at about 2:3o O'Clock, but he fairly
walked into the clutches Of Lieutenant
Nolan and Patrolman Clanton, who
were on Texas avenue, where they had
been called to investigate an alleged
burglary of VESSELS snop nearly oppo-
site the Allen Manufacturing plant.
The lieutenant had been advised by a
phone message transmitted from Aliens
plant, but he and Officer Clanton were
no less surprised than Glover when they
met each other. Glover was seized and
held. He offered no resistance. He was
going in the direction of the Kansas
City Southern railway intending to skip
He escaped from the cooler by cutting
two iron bars with saw furnished him
by one of his friends from the outside
and, presumably while religious service
was being held in the cooler Sunday
[It IS stated that Giovek had several hun.
dred dollars concealed on his person
He expressed regFet On having been cap