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meot certificates. bearing interest ct
the rate Of six pr reht PR annum.
issued in accordAit1 Nth law. In
case OF any deficiency betvpen the
contract price and the aaAoaae Of such
certificates. such ds6cisnex 3hall be-
paid In warrants drawn soSthe i'm
provement fund ayailah3 lor the
fiscal year beginning Apf1g3f, 1914.
payable out Of the proceeds OF the
tax levied therefor, and from no 9TH
er source. the city to incur no liabil-
i.y other than the duty to levy the
said tax and to properly apply the
proceeds thereof, TO making the spec
iAl assessment above referred 70, and
issuing assessment certificates to the
contractor therefor. The warrants
herein provided for. TO be drawn ~
soon a. the proceeds Of the said tar
are available. Said assessment GER
titicates and warrants. II such war
rants be issued. shall be accepted by
the contractor in full payment for al
work done under his contract without
recourse on the city of Keokuk.
Each bid must be accompanied
with certified check, in . separate
envelope. said check to be drawn on
some known responsible bank and
made payable to the order OF the city
treasurer of the city Of Keokuk, in
the sum Of 10000. Each envelope
must be addressed to the city OF
Keokuk, and endorsed with the name
OF the bidder and the Improvement
such check and proposal are for.
Certified checks accompanying pro
posals viii be returned to the unsuc-
cessful bidders when the contract
is awarded, and also to the bidder TO
whom tho contract II awarded. when
he shall have entered into q contract
for the construction Of said improve
ment with the city OF K4okuk, and
given bond in the sum Of 81. 500. 90.
with sureties to be approved BY the
city council Of the city Of Keokuk.
for the faithful performance of his
contract. The contract win contain
provision that the contractor shall
guarantee the Improvement to remain
in good repair for the period OF two
years from and after the date Of its
acceptance by the city council, and
the bond win contain q like condition.
In case the successful bidder shall
fail to enter into a contract with the
city OF Keokuk for the construction
Of the said Improvement or furnish
bond as herein required. and As re-
quired by law, the certified check
deposited nv him Nth hfa hid shall
be forfeited to the city Of Keokuk a.
agreed and 1iquidated damages.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids
The proposals received wifi be act
ed upon by the city council Of the
city Of Keokuk on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. 1914.
Published by authority Of the city
council OF the city OF Keokuk
o. w. sANDBERG.
City Clerk
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Cauaht . BAD CoId.

Last winter my son caught a very
bad cold and the way he coushsd was
something dreadful" writes Mrs.
Sarah z Duncan. Of Upton, Iowa.
We thought sure he was going into
consumption We bought just one
bottle Of Chambe-lcin's Cough Rem
edy and that one bottle stopped bis
cough and cured his cold completely
For sale by all dealers.-Adyertsse-
ment
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Hay FexerItea Adjourn.

BETHLEHEM, n. H., Sept 3.-Af-
ter the best attended convention In
the history OF the organization, the
United States Hay Fever association
adjourned today. Many Of the suffer
ers from this tormenting disease will
remain in this oasis for hay fever
ties until after the first frost, after
which the disease disappears. The
convention just closed was the forty.
first annual gathering.
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Summary.
TEo base hits-Junte, O-me, Har-
1on
Three base hits-Orne.
Struck out-By Miller, S; By
O-Byrrs. z.
Bases On bslis-Of Miller. I.
Wild pitcae-O'Byne.
Stolen bssss-Lunte. Gisn, Dali,
I1nt
Sacrifice hit-NiIier.
T1ptre-Gsnfrs.
Tine Of Hns-i:G5.
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JAYS WIN AND
STAY ON TOP
Rally in Sixth and Seventh Gives Wat
e-Ioo Wir-ciinton Drvbs Hiii's
Rabbits Again.

WATERLOO. Iowa. Sept. wat
e-loo rallied IN the sixth and tied the
score while the Ansons' errors gave
the Jays the victory in the seventh,
IS 10 2. The score: r z z
Na-shzlltoxn =. .a2e 600 600 5 2
Waterloo ...- 900 DIP 3s1-s 10 &
Observation-Disclosures and Clarke:
Blenne-. Kinsslis and Evans.
NUSCATINE. Iowa. Sept. Mus
cstins signaiizsd it's last appearance.
On the home grounds this season by
defeating Gslesburg yesterday, 10 to
g Zscksrt's home run ~ss the seA-
turs. The score:
GaIesburz ..... 900 oo1 4eo-5 4
Huscatine 900 321 so1-Io II 3
Batteries - Ross, Senef and
Hruska; Flanagan, Zackert and
Brennan.
CLINTON. Iowa, Sept. 3-Nolrs
double broke up heavy hitting. see
Ea~ gate IN the ninth. Clinton win
1sng. TO Z. Despite razzea baseball
the game was thrilling. Meme hit
safely FIVE times in FIVE trips. The
score
Cedar Rapids .032 oo2 ooo-7 Q 2
Clinton 1o1 300 l6i-s 1e 3
Batteries-BEoxn and L!nzIe; Clos
man and Darrow.
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Struck out-By Miller, u: Dr. Rsl-
", 4.
Bases on bzlis-or Reilly, ;.
Wild Pitch es-g.lIer.
Stolen bazes-Siagleton, Orus,
Rains, L7nd.
Sacrifice httz-Lun6
FIT By pitched bsli-Sy Reilly, I.
Tn pire-Gelins
Time Of game 20
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lIRoteet lllEPo,,tlDs 100
SHERIDAN SAYS BOSTON BRAVES
CHOICE OF MOST FANS FOR Flag

-scirrs On the team SlIlA GAed the
{ hole Although rUI Z finished as2oes
he Is more than making mp Tor @
Sczaacy by the manner In which ne
is iarrupEnx the horsehiie- His Lift
tag has played sn Important part u
many os rne Braves Victories
SrxzEinEs fooled the wise ones
around the Tezer circuit By keeping
Schmidt On first base. When tie sea-
son ops1aI and It TEs seen Stsiitngs
vEs Eoing 10 depend On Schmidt 10
bold down Erx1 base, the critics be-
gan 10 pan the Boston manager
Schmidt wouldn't do, they ssia
Schmidt fooled the wise cnes and
proved the worth Of StaIiinE' 5rdg-
neat- The big fellow las been plaT-
ing remarkably good fielding game.
He vas raw at the start Of the sea
son ont he improved soticeA5ay ere-T
day and Il ~lsar long until he took
on a polish that stamped him rs bet
ter than the ordinary And he has
been hitting at good clip right along.
being one Of the most consistent club
bers On the team
eo~ey an Ex-Giant
Eordy- an eIEiant. IL Going the
bulk CT the catching for the Braves
Whaling Is his FIRST assistant With
the loss OF Bill Rariden, who jumped
TO the Feds. il ras predicted that the
Boston catching star would be weak
On the contrary il has been proven
strong al year. Govdy has been
driving In more than his share OF the
Braves rns
Boston's pitching stan Is already
pretty veil known as the resuit Of
It's grea. work since July L TIE stat
tia; Is the active stAf-consists Of
Tyler, q southpaE, and Rudolph and
James, right handlers These three
hare done practically ali Of the fling
ing for the Bezntorn club StalIings
mas tozsied them along and despite
the fact that they are ali small mel,
as pitchers 80. they hare neFs- shown
signs Of Weakening under the strain.
Bessdes the star trio, StaInngs hss
several ciassy youngstsrs who look
mighty good Crutcaer and Strand
hare both taken part IN several
games and look TO have The mzkins
Of stars
TIE outaeld Is well balanced de-
pz1msnt Deyore, former Giant
catcher. former Card. Whitfield, Con-
molly, are most frequently IN the
lineup. StzlIings uses many changes
IN his ozt1eld. using left hand batters
on the day right hand pitchers a-s
working against his club and right
hand hi.tsr when southpars are
working. That his Judgment has been
good IS shown By the standing Of the
Braves n the percentage column
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Base Ball Results
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.

Results Yesterday.
iInasen, 4; keokuk. o. Second game:
Burlington, 4: Skeeksk, 0. "a inninss1
Al Waterloo s: Mar
sSaIItcwn, 3
A. Nu.cafane 10; Gales
barx. ;.
At Cainson-Ciaton. s; Cedar Rap
ids. 4.
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EBy Hal Sheridan written for tls
United Prsss-l
NEW YORK. Sept 5-WEth TT
season but q little more than month
IN nm. Connie Msek's wonderful bal
cluu-the Athsssics-sA- 10 have
r.s American League pE1asnt as1sa
10 their mast Only the greatest Etrc
o. . miracle coaid prevent The Mack
u.n passznx from aa1sItng another
Tag. The Athletics are 50 Ear ahead
Of their nexras, rivals that the fEns
AROUND the ci-cuis have lost interest
They are spending their tine noE
fxursnE THAT VII oppose Msck's
bunch in the big SERIES this fan.
George Stalltag' BnFes OF Boston
seem TO De Al almost uozni-o1s
choice for the honor OF nesting TIE
Athletes TIE pon6s-ful rork OF fns
BsantoKn club sinse july ! has in
pressed all the critics around both
MAJOR loops and many are doping
them TO beat the Athletics !. II falls
TO them 10 defend the National league
n the big sstto-
who's Who Among srases
Look AZ the Boston gang and see
JUST e1actly Who's WHO OF course
The uain cog IL the Boston machine
is Jolnny Ersrx. former Cub and rat
cd a. the premier SECOND sacks- IA
the game. Stallings sfrss Ewez
credit for the great PLAYING his einb
has been putting up He declares that
Ers-s has directed the work on the
es.d Ike Napoleon and that his
courage has inspired every other
member Of the team
ETs-.' rlnniaz rate IA guarding the
ksystcas sack Is MarznETtile, the
smallest ball player II captivity BE
Is ever more Of midget than OTnse
Bush. The dininatirs Tiger star. With
ETers coaching him along. Marz1-
TsIss's work this season has been =
revelation Possessing almost perfect
uscasaEczl ability. MaranvEzle is fast
dsrelo2sng into brAtny player as
rel and when he picks mp fsr
more sne- points Of the national pas
tine be iii be the leading arts, n
1ts lire ETsrs wares nightly en-
ih1szst5c oTe- this yo1nssts-- Hes
the greatest mechanical sso-tstop In
tie game right no~," ETerH said re-
ceatir. ~and 4 won't be long AZ the
rate he Is DEVELOPING until he VIII be
Is 5rztng Is any o. them You want
10 watch MS smoke Ehsn he reaches
TIE top
Rec Smith Grarts Third.
Red Smith. s-strhfle member q
the BROOKLYN club. Is guarding the
hard co-ner-thi-d bss-tor the
Braves. Tits position has ~oTted
S-sllt-xs all year Until hs landed
r-s-- 7, ia lSe- m, - --z r-zk
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh. al: st. Louis, Isl
Batteries and Coleman:
Perrttt, Robinson and Wtngo. Second
zameSi. Louis. Isl; Pittsburgh l.
81. Called ia the txelfta inning on
account Of darknessl batteries
Doak and Snyder; Adams and Cole
nan.
Brooklyn. s-fiN; New York e-s-i-
Batteries-Psefsr and McCarty: Mar
guard. Schauer. Schupp and Meyers
and Mclean
Cincinnati. 4-s4: Chicago. 800.
Batteries ytngiing, Schneider and
Clarke: Vaughn. Humphries and
Archer.
Boston, 7-i1-1. Philadelphia. 5-13-2-
Batteries-Rudolph and Govdy:
RfIey, Marshall. Baumgarne- and
KiIlifer. Second game-Bcstoa. 1918
u; Philadelphia, 3-7-3. Batteries
James AM GoTdy. lineup. Oeschzer.
Rirey. Mattescn and Burns.
Where They Play.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis 1.-TWO
games).
Chicago at Cincinnati.
New YORK at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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Where They Play.

Washington at New YORK
Philadelphia at Boston.
Open date for other clubs.
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Tn. Mighty SiiI.-.


Miller came IN for Z large share u
the cheers when ne was HANDED the
bah that denotes 20 al people that
ne Is the leading pitcher On the Bur
lington club. When Sr. Cross er-
plained 10 the crowd that Miller had
just finished no-hit, lo--1n game
they went WIG and there zere any
number Of them who came over The
fence TO shake hands with him and
TO tell him how glad they were that
they had the opportunity Of seeing
him work in his greatest game Of the
season.
Hayden got in his little talk before
the second game BY announcing that
Roudy was still fl good form aud thz.
he would work the second contest
The bargain part OF the afternoon's
entertainment was agreed 20 20 only
seven innings. Miller not ONLY start
ed the second round or the battle but
finished IT He did not have quite az
much stuff as in the first. but was
working what he hae in the brainest
manner and succeeded in finishing
the seven innings By allowing only two
scattered blows and no runs.
The combination OF Harmon On first
and Lowther on second proved a good
one and although McGiade Is aiways
missed out OF game, his shoes were
ably filled yesterday. Harmon played
great game at the initial sack az
did Lowther at second.
Orme was the hitting marvel of the
second game, getting a triple and a
double out OF four trips to the plate
He also made a great catch on the
last hit ball Of the game.
Singleton lived up to his reputation
as the best batter by cleaning two
hits out of three times the SECOND
game and one out Of four the first
His hits were all timely ones and
brought him the plaudits of the thou
sand or SO fans who came to the las
game of the season a. home.
The score:
First Game.
Burlington, AB.R.H A Z
'Meinert. ri ....... 5 20
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-aee- snish euar1. rhlre.

Red Smith. s-stTafls member o.
the Brooklyn club. Is guarding the
hard co-oer-thi-d bzS-tor the
Braves. This position has EoTied
S-sZls-xs all year Until hs landed
Smith !. hzo been one o. the weak
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RED 5QX MAKE It
THREE STRAIGHT
Burlington Takes Beth Games ~ re
Double Header, Finishing Home
Schedule in Mznusctfs
Town.
MILLER is SLAB STAR
Pitches Nc-Hit, No-Sun Game in the
First and Allows Bet
Two singies in the
Second.
fspecizl to The Gate Cfty-l

Especial 10 The Gate IuE-I
BURLINGTON, Ia Sept the
Burlington at home schedule Ezs nt-
tingIr closed here yesterday when the
Red So1 took & double bill from TIE
Indians. Miller pitched his way far
into the hearts Of the fans Dr. hara-
ing no-ait noTun game the first
tine and a no-un tro b. game the
secon6 cattle. Roudy lad the visitors
q MS mercy the entire tine and they
lad no chance 10 grab either Ex1s-
The S-xt Vas 2 battle between Miller
ana Reilly vita ooth pitchers hu-iioe
grsz. tail
TIE odds we've all IN favor q the
local rnzn. however. and Lis Do-1E-
no-rzn record MAS TIE FIRST one 10 be
staged here this season Ee Szs cone
<ssese 10 the record for some tine b1-
Vas nsrer before s1ossstal- His rec
ORD Fzs perfect one a ne did 1ct
walk 2 batter o. Est o-s get q D.
besng hi By . pitched bali
Reilly rzs working u tip top form
and win the sIcsyrs0a Of the eighth
held iaa So1 5zts-en Il his mercy.
He seemed 20 lei Down iAs1 and -hs
for- rz1ltes o the Bz-iiag-on side o.
ting LIST re-e hing sp. He forced q
nan sc-css after sItas ths bases and
ca TIE re1t batter is- II another run
when L. lit TIE bztDsr u TIE side
Miller Tag eFs-yzding good pitch
81 z.O111 hare 10 win His splitter
was working Il the t.ss. manner and
his control Eas perfect. The weak Al
tsmpts Of Ehs r5=sste,s a hitting we're
n tines almost Ett1tul aid ~hea
Rozdy sszrsd o. 5y striking GIT the
frst three zen WHO faced hin o. nine
pitched balls -s fans get The hUoci
tn1s there were Zig 6cings Il sight
and started ID CONE 10 EE.s-
During the i1ts-ussEsoa bstEssl Ls
txo games Msyor Cross. @ beazE o.
the Pa7ls gsEelry company presented
the gold ball znt bat 20 ths players
deserving them. Nr- Cross -zda .
neat talk Il which he rropksoied tia:
tne Burlington cinb would land OF
top of tie heap. In giving the bz:
10 Singleton hs told tas fans tie ave.
age that Il had taken TO win The
prize and tod tSe sIugziag outfslds,
that be hoped the other things II lse
would cone TO him Il the ss-e ua1
Ter as the bat The crowd caes-st
wildly when TIE mayor HANDED ore.
the trophy.
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@arh6cridt.

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gornmiiiiou @o.)
Siio.O maba, 80. Oft.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 400; @drft
felt.
.$7 .35-8.o0
Bette etiere $s.00-s.50.
@ute bis bette Gorngefiitterte.
So =
@itteImaBige bis CUTE SOTO
.7.2o.
@epobnIi6e Bis mitteImdBige
Sc. 50-7.00
Cute bis bette @ange Stiere
S7.30-7.90.
gorngefiitterte $9.35-t0.35.
Builder S1Op.
@rte Biz bette $5.95-640.
gaerbeite $590-6.40.
IittelmdBige Biz CUTE 1925
$50.
@eu6bnItde So. $3.50.
Cutters $4.85-5.10.
Gamers $4.50-5.00.
gutder gunen 5,35-6.35.
goQognos 4.60-535.
9elte $7.25-7.50.
gewobnli9e $6.50-7.25.
@eu0bnIi9e bis NittermdBige
$6.80-7.00
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8t9borns 81. 1880.
Stod aiibe $5.00-5.6O.
Gtod Sellers $5.40-6.40.
Bette Geeoers $7.00-7.40.
MittelmdBige bis CUTE $6,40-
.6.65.
geIte adGber $S.00-8.40.
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feIt. 9urdi6nittspreis $7.00-7.10
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feitB
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@ep0bnli9e Bis quite $4.50-4.75
6eeoer8 $3.35-4.15.
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9iatonus bic prisiteripeibe. Seine
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meHe am Serge ieiner Grau.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
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