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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
Meues aug MustQtine.

Sos Set ibrer ~gplbel1en @od5eit
feierten am 1ienstag in iDrem @eim
5t atalilia Serr uno Srol1 SSocob
Gong, Elm BORT moblbefamtes lnb
lang oniaiitges gbepaor, I'M areiie
letner ainber un0 5ablreid)er 5reltl1.
De. 9as Slt6elpaar, meldyes cine @nz
5abl @eidenfe oils Mt1oenfen at lei
men @brentag erbiclt, erfrellt ii6 ser
belten @elnno6eit nno @iiiti9fcit.
Serr CHARLES milos u,ro Sri.
|Sanna Sid, 9odter bon Serrl1 lino
Iran Otto Sid, mllr0en borgeitern
Nadmittag bon Gaitor S. @%aefner
bon Der beutiden ln,tberii6cn 3ipns=
genlei1roe in oelien @pbml1g getrallt.
gsad Ser Iral1tng folgte cine o1tge-
nebm perlauie ne @od5eitsfeicr i'm
Sanle Ser glterr ser 8ro11t itott.
9eab elmer Sod5eitsreiie nad) Gbicae
go miro lid} bus illnge Naor in $50.
1907 Misconlin StraBe Dausli1 ME
oerlaiien.
Sim 5omttag 9ead)mittog finoet
|cin frcics aor5ert ian 3eeo 4urf
itatt, fir meldes Elm Invertebrates
Frogromm 5rlamrnengeltent moroel1
tit. 8eitere &on5erte lolen in bic
len Rorf na6ren6 Ser Spmmer1np-
nate folgen.
Mm Montog, 5. SuIi, miro ser
11elte county Harf" 11a6e ser @ein5'=
|ld)en Eidel 6abrif feierli6 einge.
iapeibt meroer. Gin glttes patriot
id)es Rrogranm miro bei bieler Sc
|lcgenbeit 5rr Ml1sfiibrllng fommen.
Sauptreoner oes Cages merben &on=
greBn1am @arrp 6. @l1a nno SEER
is. s. &idynlm iei1.
Nfn Mlontog, sen s.. Sl1li, feiert
Ioie lltberiide 3iol1sgcmeinoe ibr
jabrlidyes Nicnic inr @eeos Nurf
Gin rcidJbaltiges 1unb 9lltes Nro.
9ra1llan miro sur gl1s fllDrllllg tonl=
men, 10 oob iid ale I6eil1ebmer
gut amiiliren merOen. @ei Sen Der.
%ld)ieoenen @olfsbelultigungen mer.
Den Greiie sur Gertbcill1ng fonnmer
@n lt1terbaltung jeglihcr Mrt mirt
eS nid)t feblen. aac @lieoer lll>
Srellnoe ser @en1einoe itnO sur Sc:
tbeiligung eingelabelt.
Die wegel, ser Moul- l1,o alal,e1l.
lelld)c ii6er Ben Staat Soma Der.
bangte anaral1talle lit llltlumcbr ppll.
ltanbig allfge6oben approen. Sc,
transport bon @ie6 irnerbulb oes
StnatcS un0 Sic gin- un6 9htsfl16l
BON l1lrO nob anoeren Staten ii
Nun 10 nr1gcbtnOert luie Dor S(usbrud
Der Scud}e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
Sin prcnntidjcr Stf15tcr ani Sc,
@alcere.

Das @didiaI beutider Dffi5ierl
unb Manni6aften, bic in 5rantreid
gu boben 3u6tbousitrofen oerurtsilt
ipurben, erinnert an bas @9idiot
zines preubiiden Sffi5iers pom
@diG1den 5reiforps. 8etonntlid
Bat Nappleon ole 5eilnehmer am
@diai4en 3uge pie 5odberrdter
bebanoelt. Sn MeIel purben am
16. September 1909 elf 59iu1he
Sffi5iere erl9pfen, berrli9e, mll-
tiee SIn9linge, Die neiter nidts gez
ton, ols bob lie biz 8offen fir
ibr getnedtetes 8aterlanb ergriffen
batten. Nnbere tamen 3nar nit
benz 2eben boppn, botten aber Elm
ni9t minber idredlides Sos; mon
i9leppte iie BON gefdngnis gu Sc
fdnsnis. 9os seIdah nit benz
1884 gebprenen gremterleutnant b.
Weben, Der i'm @efedt Bel 9pben=
BORT i'm Mat 1909 Derpunbet unb
gefangengenommen purbe. gr ipurz
be na9 Main3. bunn no6 Mpnt=
mebb Transparent, uno Tom nod
IA Mpnaten nit Mann16aften auf
Die @oleere nod Gberborrg, no er,
na4bem man inn bos %entebrenbe
s. s. (3nangsarbeiten) ouf bic
@4u1ter eingebrannt bate, odt
Mpnate unter ben gemeiniten Der
breaern Die f9perit tie Mrbeit perridz
ten mubte. 9ann mar es enolid
ben 8emiibungen bes preubii9en
@eiambten in paris %aelungtn, e1ne
@erbe1erung ieiner Gage su betpir@
ten. 4ber pieber idleppte man i'm
bon 8erter gu aerter, Bis es 1912
gelang, feline gntlahung mad BRET
idbri9er @efongenidoft gu erlonaen.
Wdbrenb bes 8efretunsstrieees fono
er G%ele9enbeit, iid mebrfad olls5u=
sei6nen, er tpurbe 1915 Moior i'm
Z. Encouragement, 1929 apmmon<
beur bes 5. Acknowledgements uro
1852 @eneralobiutant bes aonigs
Srieori9 Wilbelm ". uno gleid.
seittg @pupernel1r Der gunbesfeitun9
2llremburg. Da ber19affte pdbrenb
bes arimtrieges Der aDnig benz
General 8epe1 cine eigenortise Sc
%nllstuuns; er mahte ben e1emaliaen
uGnleerenitrdfling" gum lleberbrin=
ger elmer bertrauensbpllen MiIIipn
an Napoleon ILL.,, unb bie1er nar
geSipungen, ben @elanbten zines
3Dniss in ebrenboller Meiie gu
empfongen. St perlieb Inn foaar
bos Grobtreus Der gbrenle9ion, Sen
bD4ften Srbe1, ben pas &oiierreid
gu pergeben battle. l1nb es maa
pobl ein einsig baitebenber san aes
ne|en iein, bob Elm damn, alei6,eiz
tia bas 8ranomd bes @oleeren=
ftrdflin9s, unb bieien b0diten Or
ben trug. General bon @eoell ftart
ant %. San,lar 1861.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03

Man9e @DseI bauen se=
I6miidte u@ersniisung sneiter", Die
nidt gum 8riiten, fonbern gu psr=
eniigli9en Suiummentiinften bienen,
- Dietleine d So
lpnie in Manila, Die unsefdbr $50
appfe Sdblt, bat benz Hotben &reus
$4,000 M}art iiberpieien; auberoem
bat lie neben elmer sroben Senoung
mariner aleioun9 uno 1pnitiser Mplz
laden fir bic in Gibirien sefanse=
nen Deutiaen oud nod runb 40,s
900 Mfart mufsebra9t. Die IN Siz
birien Gefan9enen mii1en i'm 8inter
fiirhterli9 gelitten baben. Die 2sute
baben obne gebDrise 8leiouns bel Der
~ltarten 8Glte in unsebetSten Hdumen
bol,lsn miiiIen. SIM gansen Often
finoen iegt re%selmdbia mpnatlihe
9ammlunsen fir oieie G%efongensn
itatt, Die bappn our9 bic 8ermittz
lung BON ameritanilden MSiHipnaren
unterltiibt meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03

|Mitttpod eroffnet aperoen. @efonnt.
lid lit idon nit 6en groarbeiten olif
benz @lab bes @eribts9ebaitbes ae-
geniiber Der ct. Soiepbsfirde bego11-
1en woroen. Die Mngeborigen Der
genanttten @en1einoe berl1fen ii1 oa<
raul, Dob Elm @efangniBgebdll0e nid)t
%lnnerbalh 200 SUB bon elmer 5duule
ODER &irde geballt merbcn barf. gi-
|i6of gomllllb S. 311nne bon Ser Be-
oria 0io5ele bat 1id on Die Spite Die
Ter 8%etpegllng geltellt. @ie bie M1,=
gelegcnbett yeregelt miro, bleibt Oh
5utparten. !.
Seiratbs grlonbniBldeil1e erbiel-
ten: 5riBof q. Sobnion, Gait 800
line, n1rb Sri. 2ela 80. @pnep, Gar-
bon Stiff; Mrtb11r 2orlo1, Moline,
nto Sri. &a5el q. Meeos, @ater-
toDn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
Drei Deut1d,@e yRntr

Drei peutNe Matroa
len. oenen es gelallg, aus oem @efan-
genenlager in Morcito al entflieben,
lpuroen in Gibraltar pieber feItges
npmmen. Sbre oeuti6en Mitsefan,
ger1en iii Morpffo, Ois DsyoIdtig 1inb.
Die 6llld3t b%esiinitiat III rooerl, pure
ben nlf ID Sage l1s Geidnnli3 &C.
l9offt. Ollie Mit9efonaenen inn alt=
berbem mad benz Snnerll Marottps
gebracbt porben, um Die Wieoerho-
lung eines folden 9ortommniHes 3l
berbinbern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
Hras8 aus Sod Sslanb.

Ser &of Ssslano MGnnerd)or miro
fcin labrlides Nictic nebit Grfuriion
tm sonntag, 4. Slili, I'M @oooparbs
@rope, 6iesieits SPORT Dpror,, abbal-
ten. Ger Dampfer uMoarqa.ette" lit
fir Die Bootfabrt engogirt aporoen
allto miro loericlbe. &of Sslanb 8or.
mtttags ltt $50 llgr am SUB ser
~. 5trabe oerlaiIen l,,,b al11 Mbeno
nm z nbr mieber 5ltriidffebren. SIR
urterbalt1ng lit auf Sic bette @eiie
Gorge getrage1 moroen. @offentlib
1T Dos 8ctter oen 5anger ginitig.
Die 5onntagsldlllen ser beutiferl
ppa1geliifen 6rie0e1sgemein6e hper-
ben befanntlid a1n Mapntag ibr iabr-
ltdbes 5dJulfelt auf Dem Gong 8iep
Earf abbalten. Gin rcid)baItiges
&rogramm lit fir sic Geier oltsge-
nrbeitet aDorben. 9ie 4in0er meroerl
NIT lbren 2ebrern ne6it @eneinbe-
1mttglteoern ll1n 8 ltbr bon Scr &irdye
obnlarld)iren, 90 ser Narf nidt melt
pon oerielben gelegen lit. @offent-
lld 'begunltigt gntes 8etter Die Jeier.
Ger frii6erc 5tootar5t 81. g. g.
Craig bot oert 5llperpilorenratb be-
nadri6tigt. Oab er, fa0s Ser Sl1per-
bilore1lratb ibnl nidt Sic 5l1mnle bon
$3.50 aus5aflt, Die er nod, 1pegen ge-
banblung bon 8latternfranfc,1 5u
toroern bot, er 0icle Srunnle geridt-
lid einflagen peroe.
Scr lt1otiidc @%auinlpeftor sSobn=
ION bat mabrello. bes Mpnats sunni
cine Mn5abG Observation-Disclosures
a~usgeltelt gum 8elamntbetrage bon
$1O7, 749. 9icie 5uunme ihlieBt
$4,000 fir bas 1leue @efql1gnibge=
balt0e ein. @ibreno Ser lebten $50
DIE ltelte er is Observation-Disclosures
aus. Ole 3imrnerleute, Mal,rcr ll1ro
Mnltreider baben gegentpartig GENT.
ge1o 81 tbun.
Die 2eide ocs am Mittlpoh ouf
Sllburban Sslallb berl torbe,ten Gbor-
les 6obenberrh mcld)e nady ser Set
de1lbeltattungsanitMt BON Dirol1 Ii.
Moeller iiberiiibrt muroe, lit gelter11
bon Mngeborigen nad @corio abge-
bolt aoorbelr, lpo Sic 8eeroigllng &C.
lter'l Modmittoe !tattfano.
Der garnepal ser 1rieGitp 6eoe-
ration Of 2a6or begiumt a1u 3iens-
tog, ben 6. Suit, alti bent grppiition
Narf 1ln6 miro 5onntag, IL. salli,
bethlehem. @%eniigeno l~1ntcrbaltun-
gen un0 Mttraftioncn iinb fir biele
Iage getpon11en aporoen, 10 DOB es
l1nterbaltlu1g in @iine l1lo 5iillc
gibt. Ser gintritt gum 9orf lit maib-
reno oieier @od)e .,irei:
Ger Yro3eB gegen elmer 2o9iette
bon ga1t Moline, Der befarmtlid ge=
balien miro, Sen sSitnepbl1s- Jabrer
@ofparD Serbc bon 9anlpton ont 10.
Mpril erid)oenll 81 baben, lit jest i'm
8itriftsgeridt lit bollem @ange.
@eltern rl16 .porgelterlr pur0en per-
idie6ene Sel1gcn berbDrt, bod maren
Dies mettens Mnper1ponbte oes Man-
mes, oic iiber ben @erbleib oes jnn-
gen WSannes an Dem betrcffeltoen
Mbet6 al1slagten. @on 1880 Bis
1O:4O tit Der iu1rge Manll nidt 5l1
Squire geapeie lt a1trb ibnlo bnrallf ols
er betnfeDrte, padte ct feline Saden,
Inn nit lci1eer 6ralt lladJ 4eoria OBJ
5ureiien. Das :8eltgennerb6r miro
bellte fortgefiibrt meroen lrnb 1pir0
Der SAT- lpabrideinlid) Montog ODER
3ienstog Oen @eldmorenel1 sur @e-
ratbnng uberge6cn lperbe11.
Die ginbaltsbefe6lsflage gegen
ben 9un oes nel,ell @ountpgcfGng-
niBgebalt6es miro at1p fo1nmenoe11
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03

3ietben murbe bonn Jabns
rid slei9 gum prcmierleutnont be-
f0rbert.
&c III Is. Mai 1853 bieben Bic
Wsontenesriner 1000 Siirten Sen
Sept ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
Mtncs aus Moliue.

Sir Die grobe 8iertc Sl,li 6eier
am Montag, 5. Sllli, allf bent @ro~
ipect Garf lit oas 8rogronm jebt
b%oQitanoig ullsgearbeitet. Sir oie
ptelen 9olfsbelultigungen, @ettren<.
men etc. iirb cine groBe Mn5abl Nrci-
le ansgeIebt moroen. Sim Mbeno fin-
BET befanntlid bas groBe 6euermerf
ltatt, fir meldes me6rere bnnocrt
Dollars mtsgege6en lper0en. ~ Sin
Der Naraoe ONT @ormittag meroen
fat 80 Musitellungs1page11 fbeilneb-
men, obne Ole pcri6ieoenen 8ereini=
gnngen un0 SrganiIatio11et1 ser
[StaOt u110 ltmgegerlb. 3of Sslano
miro an Der Narabe ebenfals Bethel
|ligt ieil1. Sir Sic beiten Ml1sltel=
llngs1pagen iiru0 ebcn ialls 8reiie
ousgelcbt moroen.
&edtsa1malt @. 81. M1oore mel
oete Der Noli5ei, boB Iiebe in jeirer
Office gemeien limo uno $25 III goor
aus lei1lcm @elbidranf geltoblen ba,
ben. Srgeno jemono, Ser befannt
INIT Der Office lit uno ei11en Nod)-
ildliiliel ge6raud)t bat, muB Ser 9teb
iein.
Mit elmer floifenoen @opfpunoc
lr6 itarf bllltenb m,roc Elm ge1piIier
Stebe Sceas bon Gibbs bon Ser 500
li5ei 11abe 0em 5Dlpon Earf borges
tern M6elro aufgefunben. Gin Mr5t
mlBte bi115l1ge5ogen meroen, nm Sen
@erlebtct 51t beboroeln. ST min
Die Serlebnllg in elmer @irtbld)aft III
Der Mad6ari daft erbalten baber1, bod)
fonnte er 1id)t o1geben, 1pie iein Mn-
greifer bciBt. Ser .Mlanm idpint itarf
~gctrunfen 81, Daben uno lit mabrenb
cines 5treiteS obne Srage perflopft
poroen. MuF Sic 6roge bes 4oli5ei-
rid)ters, pb CT l%betrltnfen getpel Ell lei
itrrO ipie bel ct %bertra9elts fo51i1e, o1nt.
mortetc er, Bob er niid)tern gelpeien
lei, ober wenigltens so Sdooners
bertragc1t tonne.
5euertuerf, meld)es in oet1 Sdal1-
fenlter bon CHARLES 8er)elt, 1905
II. MDenl1e, allsgelteut lpor, erpIo-
|oirte geitern 0sorgen, moourd 6os
%Scnlter 5erbroden ar1b ei1 @elom1nt
|id)aoen bon etapa $500 ongeridtet
tpuroe. @ie oie. grploiion itattge=
fntloen bat, fon1te nidt argegeben
meroet. 3llrd Sen groben a11au
mnroen biele 2entc a11ge5ogel1.
3us @r0Ber Moline=a omite bielt
gelteu cine Notwithstanding
neblt 2llnheon ab, bei apeldem Der.
ldieocne Ser Mn1pelenben Mnlprod)en
bieltelr. 9e5iiglih ser 81 ldaftsIage
tpuroe gelagt, Dob bielelbe %gegenpair-
tig cine iebr CUTE lit 1lrt0 iid inn
a2ufe 6cs 5orlmers nod bcbelt mer-
Be. Die naiid)ltc @eidaftsperiomm-
lung fi1roet am erlten Sreitag I'M
5epte1nber itatt.
Die IL Sabre nlte 2ilian @er11cr
bon Dabcnport mur6c ibier porgeitern
Mbeno ipat megen Gognbu,r0oge ber-
baftet nm0 in @oli5eige1pabriom ge-
11otnmert. @eitern Morgen ml1roe ite
Der Noli5ei=0 eatro1le iibergebcn. Sic
miro apabrideinlih elmer @eI1erungss
anltalt iiberpieien mer0en.
Mapor Carlton ,puroe am "a.
Sllni auf Der MISUNDERSTANDING in
San Srancisco 9eebrt, ols CT al,i Dem
Observation-Disclosures Gag cine
M1rlprad)e Dielt, Sic a%l(geneinen Mn-
fla11g funb. 81 mar @ertreter 6es
@onperneurs Carlton BON Colorado,
Der berbinocrt NOR, 5l erid)etnen,
Mfappr Carlton lit befanntlid) idNpe-
bidder Mitammll1g.
Ger l,ellenu1blte Sefretar ser 9.
m n 9c SlNho,.To2 a icom 49,, Az.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03

Ger ltel1erlu1blte 5efretar ser 9.
sc. 6. ST., s0barles 9. &on, bon Stu,
rora l6at geltern iein M111t ongetrc-
ten. Ser @enamntc lit is Sabre in
oieIem @eruf tgdtig gemeien uno lit
fabig. Dos ibnl u~,getragene Mnnt aus
5ufiiler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03

Die Ginbaltsbefe6lsflaac eeeen
ben 8au oes nel,c1l gountpgefG,1g=
%1lBgebaltoeS miro ont fon1menoen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-23
TALK HORTICULTURE
ON TRIP TO FARM
Orchard and Garden Seem to Be Less
Understood and are Under
rated on Our Farms.

The orchard and garden have their
Mace on every farm. 1t is possible
that they are less understood and there
fore moderated and less cared FOL
than anything else on the farm. |,
will he the purpose of the farm tour
to point out the important phases OF
orchard management as found in the
orchards on the tour. The work Will
be made practical and it Is hoped
that those attending will become bet
ter acquainted with the means where
by the orchards and gardens will be
made profitable. Nature has done
wonders in making southeastern Iowa
an ideal place for the growing of near
Nv all kinds of fruit and vegetables.
But nature alone, unassisted by man
cannot grow these to perfection.
It often happens that the home or
chard is planted and possibly cared
for. for a year or two and then for
gotten. until bearing age and at fruit
pickine time condemned on account OF
small. wormy and scabby fruit. Let's
all ioin the farm tour with the deter
mination of getting better acquainted
with orchard, small fruit and garden
conditions as found in our county In
order to know how to make the farm
a better place on which to live.
Live stock. farm crops, agricultural
engineering and home economics Will
also be an important part of the farm
tour which will be held in this county
June 2. 1915. g.. -. 4
n f. Hazen, Denmark. has charge
of local arrangements and 1nforma-
ton regarding the tour can be secured
from him. 5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-23
TO RESTORE FAST
TRAINS THIS MONTH
No. I Will be Put Back and Will
.. Leave Chicago on Old Time
Increase in Business.

f.. On Sunday. May 80. the Burlington
railroad will restore the two fast
passenger trains, No. and No. 10
which we're taken off last fall. The
Dasseng ger business has been increas'
ine RAPIDLY on account of the Panama
Pacific exposition in San Francisco
and San Diego. and the company feels
that the restora ton of these trains is
now justified No. 10 will become a
through train again, leaving Burling-
ton about 900 a. m. and arriving at
Chicago at $50 p. m. NO. will run
as at the present time. leaving there
at $50 p. m. and reaching Chicago
at 900 p. m
No. will be put back on practical
w its old schedule. 1t will leave Chi
cago at $50 D. m. and reach Burling-
ton about 10 O'Clock that night. No.
O. will leave Chicago at sos a. m.
and arrive at Burlington about 2:30
n. m. No. 5 will continue to leave
Chicago at 600 p. M, reaching Bur
lington at II p. m.
This summer schedule provides for
through service from Chicago to Les
Angeles via the Union Pacific from
Denver to Salt Lake City, and from
there over the San Pedro line to Los
Angeles. This means a great saving
in time for the travelling public
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-23
Nine Thousand Dollars Worth Must
be Disposed Of Between Now
and June In Order to
Get Factory.
MUST MAKE BIG EFFORT
e. L. Phillips Of Marion, Expert
Stock Salesman Here to Help
j. r. Beaver Will Come
Last of Week.

The halfway mark was passed yes
terday in the sale of $4,000 worth OF
preferred stock in the Standard -Four
Tire company. There is $4,000 worth
of stock to be sold this week, and this
amount must be sold before June 1,
in order to locate the factory in Keo-
kuk. The list of subscribers is close
to one hundred. and the amount sub
scribed was announced as being al
most SILL 900.
E. L. Phillips, an expert stock sales
man from Marion, Ind, arrived here
yesterday. Mr.. Phillips will start out
Monday morning, together with the
other members of the company. 1t is
hoped that the required amount can
be raised by June 1, and every effort
will be put forth to secure the $4,000.
which is necessary to complete the
local obligation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-23
Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, ILL.,. May %.

Goodrich Tire Co. q They are placing
them on all the roads running out OF
Hamilton Each sign has the distance
to Hamilton on them. They are
fine signs as you can see them for a
long distance.
VIM. H. Hartzel Of Carthage was a
business caller. yesterday and was
registered at the Hotel Granite.
A. w Claire of New York was a
Hamilton business caller yesterday.
Ed Cosgrove, the live wire salesma n
for the Weber Hardware company of
Keokuk, was a Hamilton business
caller yesterday.
Paul Mayer was in town yesterday
and reported that he would commence
to pick Strawberries Monday and that
the crop is good Paul is, one Of the
largest strawberry growers around
Hamilton. INK
Everybody you see today wants to
know how the fishing is. From re.
ports we think there will be a big
crowd down on the river Sunday. OF
course they won't fish any Sunday,
but looking for good place to fish
Monday. -- ,--- -.r.-
There will be fast game of ball at
Hamilton baseball. park Sunday. May
%. between Nauvoo team and our
sluggers at $50 sharp. This will be
fast game as Nauvoo has strength
ened up so as to try and break our
winning stride as Hamilton has won
all games played this season, in NUM-
Der. four games won. Everyone should
turn out and help the boys keep up
their winning and we will show them
some real baseball this summer. We
arc planning on playing the fast team
from Bushnell some time soon.
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The proprietor of the Granite hotel
was feeling fine over the bridge com,
pany putting the morning car back
on ths, time card as it was causing tlse
hotel any amount Of trouble with the
REVEALING men who wanted to go east
on the r. P. & w. train. We THINK
the public in general are we'll pleased
With tho car going back on the regu-
lar time.
The T. P. G. w. had wreck at the
dapot this morning One of their big
engines they call the hog. was closing
some switching and jumped the track
at one of the switches and tore up one
Of the frogs and has caused the east
bound passengers to lie held up for
some time. The tender was damaged
some. No one was hurt
F G. Butler Of Quincy was Ham
ilton visitor yesterday.
VIM Huff of Basco was looking up
tho horse market in Hamilton yester-
day.
@ c. Taylor of Peoria was bust
ness caller yesterday
"A the rain seems to be over and
the roads drying up. we are looking
for the automobiles to he here Sunday
in droves.
We were shown paper from Cali
fornia yesterday, giving an account
OF our great ball pitcher Clint Prough.
He is doing some good pitching this
wear. We are all glad to know Clint
is doing so well.
The rains have done wonderful
amount of good. You can almost see
the garden stuff grow.
The Hamilton Transfer company is
putting up twenty sign posts for the
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New List of Stockholders.

The company last night gave out a
list of additional stockholders which
! Is, printed here together with the first
list announced on Friday:
A. z. Keppel, wholesale fruit.
E. F. Renaud, jeweler.
H. c. Brown, Kellogg-Birge Co.
C. M. Kingman, salesman.
Frank Merrill, Kellogg-Birge Co.
Dr Edrom NJ. Hanson, eye, ear, nose
and throat.
B. L. Auwerda, dry goods.
c. ]. Bode, cashier State Central
Savings bank.
John A. Dunlap, cashier Keokuk Ma
tional bank.
ScheIl-Demple Furniture Co.
Home Tea Co.
John Tumelty. insurance.
sNn Herbert, cashier Iowa State
assurance Co.
Beverley B. Hobbs, insurance.
Edward DeYong, grocer.
C. S. Abel, electrical contractor
A. c. Maxwell, agent, Burlington
railroad.
Joseph Haubert. meats.
F. w. Swan, lumber dealer.
Nm. Ballinger.
w. G. Blood, lawyer.
Frank l.. GTiffey, contractor.
Ira w. Wills. Kellogg-BirSe Co.
Winger Brothers, dry goods.
7. Albert Kiedaisch, wholesale drugs
G. H. Rollins & Co, stationers.
c. F. Mcfarland. wholesale paper
A. Hollingsworth, attorney
Ewers Mccarthy Co., clothing.
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Is All for Building.

The $4,000 which is to be raised
here is all to be devoted to the fac
tory building. This money cannot be
touched for any other purpose than
that of the building itself. The mon
ey is also being held in trust by 4
committee of heokuk bankers, and
until obligations of $4,000 are met on
the part of the tire company, the mon
ley cannot be touched. Certain other
stock is to be sold outside of Keokuk,
and will be added to the capitalization
of the company.
While feeling OF confidence is felt
by all connected with the Standard
Four company, there is still the fact
ito be borne in mind. that it will be
necessary to raise $4,000 this coming
week if Keokuk is to secure the fac
tory This is fixed by contract, and
the agreements must be lived up to by
al parties.
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Curtain Materials

Those who have been waiting for extra quail
ity marquisette in white, and ecru, at zoe
find it in stock. This grade with many others
with fancy borders, at 1Oc to Csc yd are extra val
for the prices.
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Schouten's Bakery.

Schouten's Bakery.
Al. NJ Anschutz, photographer.
M HI. Montague, clerk.
Thomas H. Joyce.
j. B. We'll, vice president Security
State bank.
e. S. Baker, president Keokuk Ma
tional bank.
y. A. French, cashier Security
State bank. Hf tFs
Lutz & Stahl, printers and binders.
Alois Weber, second vice president
Security State bank.
w. " Holmes, manager Iowa Hotel.
C. R.. Joy, general manager Baker
Medicine Co.
E. Ross Baker, Baker Medicine Co.
Ed Steffens. contractor.
Joseph Sitter, grocer.
J. D. Ecker, loan association.
A. e. tombstone, president keokuk
Savings bank.
DR.. John w. Marsh, dentist.
w. A. Rayburn, real estate.
q. M. Rich, president Purity Oats
Co.
Joseph O'Brien, grocer.
w. B. Daniel, wholesale fruit.
C. e. Jones, gents furnishings.
Keokuk Lumber Co.
w. B. Collins, attorney.
#. A. Craig, attorney.
Father James Gillespie.
e. F. Sullivan, dry goods. sG
A. M. WyI1ie, insurance.
c. F. Skirvin, publisher of The
Daily Gate City.
DR.. O. w. Rowe, veterinary.
Roy H. King King Plumbing co.
l.. A. Hamill, S. Hamill Co. ~
Clara Belle Hawkes..
George s. Tucker, contractor.
f. w. Davis, cashier Keokuk Saw
ings bank.
DR.. b. c. Hinkley, dentist. "a
Van Doren Bros, printers.
Geo. S. Merriam, hardware.
J. Ludwig, shoe dealer.
H. Boyden Blood, assistant cashier
State Central Savings bank.
William Logan, president State Cen.
trail Savings bank.