The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-09
CITY NEWS.

BURKE Sells SOOu SdAuAco IOT o1A
gain week. 504 Main.
All kinds Of second hand and new
goods at Lundgren's. 90 Main.
Iowa autumns are hard to beat
So are Iowa winters. But variety is
the spice Of life.
The Red Shoe House will give
great bargains in boys and girls
shoes this week.
Celebrated Wanda coffee, the best
25 cents pound at the Home Tea
Co. Both phones.
Call during bargain week and see
the bargains we offer you In shoes.
Ludwig, 1904 Main street
If you are seeking the greatest
clothing value for your money, come
direct to Ewers-McCharty Co.
When in need of footwear remem-
Der our store. We have all the new
est styles. Star shoe store.
"A large number Of merchants be-
gan Saturday to display their mer-
chandise for the bargain week
The political pot appears to have
slightly warmer fire under it. At
least the candidates are very active.
ALL the newest styles in mems and
women's footwear. It is bargain week
at our store every day. Star Shoe
Store.
The only place in the city for first
class cleaning an cling Is at
Blanks, 924 Main Iowa phone
249-Black.
M. L. Hoffman invites visitors in
the city to call and see his new mar
ket and get his prices on home killed
meats and homemade sausage. 918
Main street. Both phones.
There is a movement on foot to
have the street car company run
! the city and Warsaw cars late enough
4 to accommodate theatre patrons It
\ would be popular move.
N -Keokuk is developing an old time
\ interest in racing. The matinee
4 events that have been put on at the
/ fair grounds Saturday afternoons
\ have revived quite a racing interest.
Il This Office is in receipt Of spec
\ cial edition of the Enid Morning
News, from Isadore Carwalho. The
il edition is a fine one and Mr.. Car
A walho's printed nissive gratefully re-
N ceived.
u Sam Smith, boisterous negro,
" and Jim Mcdonald, both drunks
ID were locked up at the police station
Ii last night Saturday was quiet day
III in police circles, only one vag being
III locked up.
n Every reader of this paper Is
" urged this morning to peruse care
IN fully the advertisements of the bust
N ness men. Keokuk merchants have
N never been SO we'll prepared to salts
III ~ the trade in fall and winter goods
III as this season
M The page advertisement Of Sulli
III van & Auwerda appearing in this is
" sue is of the metropolitan kind ant
N the first of its class to find its wa.
" into Keokuk newspaper 1t is at
NJ tractive and will be of decided inter
III, est to the ladies'
HN Visitors to Keokuk this weel
III should avail themselves of the op
VII portunity to visit the Illinois side o
M the river where the work of building
HI the big dam across the river is II
!tE progress. USy VIII pS dDle W &c
y some idea of this physical giant tasl
The dam will develop 100000 hors
= power. This Will be the electrical rt
oh gion of the Mississippi valley With
90 the next few years.
on What might have been a fat
en accident came near happening yeste
nd day morning in the hardware store
or George S. Merriam. Harry Wallac
US customer, was looking over sever
fell rifles and pump guns, AID fitting cal
he ridges in them. to determine whit
tai should be used, long" or Shorts
re- One of the shells exploded and II
vas shot went through one of the lar!
plate glass windows in the front
nat the store, making a small hole al
md cracking the glass around it, in c
the conference about the size of coco
are nut. 1t was fortunate the lead did n
strike either Mr.. Wallace or the clel