FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1909.

TALKING DOLUS ON EXHIBITION

DISAPPEARS, ITS ECZEMA! How to Tell Whether a Skin affection I

Is an Inherited Blood Dis­ease or Not. t

The Daily Gate City nU PAGE THREE

Stems Special Tomorrow ^r>

-• | Sometimes it is hard to determine \> y- A - - j whether a skin affection is a sign of

|a b!ood disorder or simply a form of Ib Hanging in a Store Window Now | ec*:ePla- Even physicians are often

and Taking a Rest For a Few,

Days Before Starting

Out Again,

CARRYING A HEAVY LOAD

In Five Days' Time, One Silver Dollar

, Passed Through One Hundred -

Hands on Streets of

Keokuk. •

puzzled in their diagnosis. The best' i way for any one afflicted is to go to ;

j Wilkinson & Co., or any good druggist I i who bandies pure drugs and obtain 50! j cents' worth of polsam. Apply this,1

j and if the itching stops at once and I the trouble is cured in a few days it' may be set down as having been ee-j zema, as this is the way polsam acts 1

in the worst cases of eczema, and in curing acne, herpes, blotches, tetter,' Piles, salt rheum rash, barber's and! other forms oi itch, scaly scalp, and all surface skin affections.

Thost who will write to the Emer­gency Laboratories, No. 32 West Twen-ty-fifth ~„reet, New York, can secure, by mail free of charge, a supply suf­ficient to cure a small eczema surface rr clear a complexion overnight and

The talking dollar was staggering remove pimples in twenty-four hours, y e s t e r d a y u n d e r i t s w e i g h t o f t a g s . I — _ _ _ This afternoon it collapsed after be- j — ~

& A" restau-; Omstead of Pennsylvania, was called rant at No. 622 Main street.

It was plastered with tags ' and cards until the dollar could not breath for want of air.

Yesterday afternoon it was report­ed at the Golden Rule store. Since then, it went into the following hands, according to the registration on it:

A. Anderson (second time}. Leary Weisman Co. (third time.) George W. Immegart. City drug store. E. W. Karr. ' h John Finigan's Sons. * \ * '• * C. & A. restaurant • ' •' H. C. Weismann - \ • C. J. Carr. Ette & Prasse. Keokuk Truth. W. E. Strimback Prank E. Reynolds. ' C. H. Wolfe. L. Hume. _ _ . . ft « , ^ C. & A. restaurant (second time). After the collapse this afternoon,

the talking dollar was taken to Wilk­inson & Co's. drug store for treat­ment and is now in one of the show windows there on exhibition, it will likely not be put into circulation again, but kept as a souvenir.

All Kinds of Tags. There are all kinds of tags hanging

on the dollar. There are many tags which are not registered upon the main tag, showing that the dollar passed through more than the 95 hands registered.

There is a St. Patrick's day souvenir card, a calendar, a big piece of har­ness leather and a meal ticket fas­tened to the dollar. Some of the tags are interesting.

Cne tag states that a certain man brought the dollar into a saloon and bought a glass of beer and a brown soda for it.

Another tag says: If this dollar Rets off the track, give it a kick and send it back.

Another tag reads: Sugar Lip, the millionaire tramp, .

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Tomorrow's Special items for immediate sale, and your

approval will be our LINES of (not five or ten hats, but

50 to 100 hats in each lot-no two alike) at $7.50 arid

$5.00 each-one lot of a kind and values 25 per cent less

than customary prices of millinery as generally offered.

LATE BULLETIN FARRELL V

As

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to the chair and the clerk started the four hour job of reading the bill. (

While the reading of the bill was in! progress, Sims, of Tennessee, moved j the reading be dispensed with. The! motion was not passed. Two reading.! clerks alternated half an hour in the' reading. One of them achieved the' feat of reading 232 words per minute. Payne announced this afternoon a general debate of the bill will begin Monday.

Before entering the committee of '' le ^hole, the house passed a resolu­tion when it adjourned todav not to meet till Monday

CITY NEWS? Roll-a-way

AMUSEMENTS WANT COLUMN

Podge's Theatre To Night

NEW GAMERJSPHONE In singing and talking pictures

A Matrimonial Farce.

Stella Mayhew, Comedienne.

Saved by Love.

WANTED.

WANTED—50i> men to !eE.rn barber trade and take posuions waiting

°ur graduates. Few weeki; completes-Constant practice Jurinahed, scholar­'s 'P Include toois, instructions, demonstrations, examinations and dl« plomas. Write for catalogue. Molei Barber College, St. Louis. Ma tt

The Peasant Girl's Loyalty, and ' Texas, others.

WANTED—a man that understands weaving rugs from old carpets and

the renovating business. Good pay-Dallas Rug Co., p. o. Box 21', Dallas,

13-61. .:

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REGISTRATION NOTICE. Notice to the qualified voters of the

to- city of Keokuk, Iowa: . The registers of election of the city \

readv to "le Ro!I"a"way °f Keokuk' Iow». will be in constant I ,s!le11 tlle bis Chorus. j attendance at the places herein desig- i

form »,nf umeewng t0"ight ot Uni" nated from eiSht (8) o'clock a. m. until : R Dk Kni^hts of Pythias, at the nine (9) o'clock p. m. Thursday, March j "Make

««- <"» »>• 7 Ha. B«„ Reosl«ai -am Florence ,„6 m > * """ ^ »*"*• *

10c ANY SEAT.

complete performances of Hour each, starting at 7:45.

WANTED—Two men. Call Saturday A' roonl 13 and Eet Pa«-

It ticulars.

one

—Big party at the night.

by President Justice and Con­

tains a Great Many

* Contracts.

THE LIST IS A LONG ONE

\

Illti

ATHLETIC MEET " OF INTERMEDIATES

Bolbe Get Good Mark in Spring Board High Jump with 6 Feete

t 1 r~l * < 10 Inches. .

Some good records were made in the intermediate indoor contest at the Y. M. C. A. last evening. The re­sults of the three events were as fol­lows:

Hop, step and jump—Ay res, 24 feet 5 inches; Devero. 23 feet, 7 inches; Board, 23 feet, 5 inches.

15 yard dash—Doyle, 2 1-5 secon s. Running high spring board jump—

Bolbe, G feet, 10 inches; Fulton, 6 feet, 8 inches; Ayres, Merriam, Wycoff, Carpenter, Doyle and Board, i 6 feet, 2 inches.

Keokuk Has Released

Pitcher Eis Has

Contract With

lingtcn.

Dayton ei d

Signed a

Bur-

Ofiicial Bulletin No. 7 has been re­ceded at the office of President Jus­tice from Secretary Farreli and con­tains the following leases, etc.;

contracts, re-

Conrtacts. With Quincy-A. J. Walsh. Barney

Ryan, Chas. Yager, c. R. Keyes With Ottumwa- LeRoy Plympton,

Dan genno. Archie Hickman

COMIC OPERA AINT NOTHING" LIKE THIS

Noise Like a Hoop ard a

Roll-a-way."

W ANTED—Agents in every town;

j best sel l ing household ar t ic le , s tar t at once; large demand for goods; $25 to Jot) a week t igate

504

success assured: inves-today. Monroe Supply

Broadway, Clearfield, Iowa. Co.,

19-4t

ed her ri„ t i P ™-„ • -eSum' f0r the I ,uI ,rose °f registering all qual-1 aft-r a nil at.SNllklnson and Co., lHed voters for the city election to be ! Latest song hit of the east—to be giv-- - 1 = - = - - " • ing the nartv at tbo tj n ' i atten(1 . S10n at the same places on Saturday, I

g tne partj at u,e Uoil-a-way tonight. April 3, 1909. from isi R0LL*A"WAY PARTY Merchants should use The Gate

City. Best service ever offered Keo­kuk business men is now at their dis­posal.

Five hundred voices will swell the chorus to "Make a noise like a hoop and Roll-a-way" tonight at the rink. Do not miss it.

The rumor was current on the street this afternoon that Dr. C. E. Ruth intends to return to Keokuk to make his home. His many friends trust that the report is true.

—The Mississippi river is still froz­en over at LaCrosse, Wis. At St. Paul, Minn., the river is clea: reads 4.7 in today's weather repori

sion at the same places on Saturday, j April 3, 1909, from eight (S) o'clock j a. m. until nine (9) o'clock p. m. for 1

t.ie purpose of revising, correcting and ' 0,1

icoS^iTnSrrA;.0Hea Friday Evening Mar. 19

j WANTED—Office position for youn« i man. aged 19; good penman, good in I fiS"res. can furnish pood references. I Address enre Gate City. M. R. at

TOR SALE ' ;*« -

precinct—17 South Fifth station

Second street.

Third Precinct—1025 Main street. Fourth Precinct—New West Keokuk !

fire station. i

The latest 25c waltz song to every

lady, an appreciation on the part of

WILMERING & KING, Mgrs.

-426 North Twelfth

and

Fifth Precinct-street.

Sixth Precinct—1120 Main. j Every voter whose name is not in

the registry list, or who has changed | his place of residence since said lists

RECITAL Tuesday, Mar. 23

8

Into One Hundred Hands. From Monday morning until this

afternoon, this one lonely silver dol­lar passed through one hundred hands. This shows just how much good money spent at home will do. If every dollar spent at home goes through one hundred hands in five days, just think what ten thousand dollars would do.

The talking dollar proved to be a great success and would probably have circulated all over town within s few days. It may be started out again next week *

ttonn, A. B. Fennell, Tom Williamson Sam Crow, Ralph W. Reeve.

W'ith Keokuk—Jos. G. LaVelle With Burlington—J. A. McCulloch,

i Ed. J. Eis.

Terms Accepted. ' With Waterloo—Chick Severeid J.

B. Morrison. With Kewanee—Karl Crandall. With Ottumwa—T. Hopkins.

Released by Purchase. By Davenport to Bi rlington—Thosi

Rowan. By St. Louis

Guire. By Wausaw to Apppleton—A. Beau

miller. By Flint to Hannibal-

L. Wilson a part of the east half or | the southwest quarter of section 24,

Jas. ^wnship 65, range 5 west. The con-

to Quincy—Jos. Mc-

By

THE DEATH OP A MOOAR RESIDENT

B.

A.

E.

Mrs. Rickard. a Resident of Lee Coun-Jy F°r About Twenty-Two

Years Passed Away.

Mrs. Rickards, an old resident of Lee county, who was brought to the Graham hospital yesterday morning in tae final stages of old age and drop- j dies will be presented with a copy

CITY NEWS. —Sealshipt oysters, Immegart's. Wanted—Salespeople. Permanent

positions. Apply tonight. Stern's. —The new office fixtures for the

county recorder's office were placed in position today

—No old stock, no retrimmed hats every design new and up to dale. Opening, Saturday March 20. Karll & Jobe, 720 Main st.

—Laurant, the greatest magjioiian Keokuk has had since the visit of Her­mann about fifteen years ago, comes to the Grand, Saturday, March 27.

—Don't fail to attend the opening Saturday, March 20, at Karll & Jobe, up-to-date millinery, 720 Main st.

—Special school children's matinee tomorrow at Dodge's theatre. All school children admitted for five cents. Send the children down.

—Send the school children down to Dodge's theatre tomorrow afternoon to the special matinee. Only five cents for all school children.

—A fine new program tonight at Dodge's theatre. See "A Matrimonial ! Farce." Stella Mayhew, the famous | eemedienne in "I guess I'm bad." "Sav- j ed by Love," "Th? Peasant Girl's Loy­alty,' and others.'

—See Laurant at the-Grand, March ! 27th. j A whist game was played

—Jack Welch and Thos. Rogerson I ^cokuk_ Club last evening will lead the big chorus in the new j j . ladies and gentlemen, the latter song hit at the Roll-a-way tonight, j bein® victors by four points. Printed slips with the chorus will be I . furnished the gentlemen, and the la- ! ls" alld Mrs. F. C.

. --- www-j o »*uaLtici ~ Rev. Dr. Jones, rector of Christ's made, is notified to present liim-

church, Burlington, will conduct ser- Self for reS'stration in the proper pre-vices at St. John's church (Episcopal) °inCt' and 011 the dates above speci-this evening at 7:30 o'clock. A cor- e'se 'le w'" he debarred the privi-dial welcome to all. jlege ot voting at said election.

—Ralph Dobbs has sold to Charles Such registers will be in attendance 011 election day, Monday, April 5, 1909, at. the places above mentioned, during all the hours that the polls are re- 1

quired to be open, for the purpose of | granting certificates of registration to I

—Every lady attending the Roll-a-!legal voters who were absent from the | way party tonight receives a copy of c'ty during all of the days fixed for j the new song hit, "Make a noise like registration, or to foreigners who may I a hoop and Roll-a-way" free. Largest have received their final naturalization ! chorus tonight heard in Keokuk. Let - PaPers since the last preceding day I all join in the singing. j for registration, or persons who have I

The Waterloo, Iowa, Times says: ' become of legal age since said day, or I Father Vaughan with his kind hearted to anJ' Person whose name was, on the j ways, soft voice and good line of Preceding Saturday and in the absence I thought was greatly enjoved by the of Sl,ch person, stricken from the.reg-

FOR SALE—The four story brick building af. No.'s Xi and 14 South

Water street, formerly occupied r ; the •1. C. Htiblnger Company Starch Fac­tory, building 50x100 feet deep, lot 50 xl40 feet, this property in good state of repair. Maxwell & Tumelty, 25 North Sixth street. 15-19.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE—>-at I.uray, ^io„ the only one in town; stock in­

voiced, $1,000. It is a money maker, will sell at a good discount. The own­er recently died. For Information, ad­dress A. J. Kelly, Luray, Mo. 17-3t.

sideration is not stated in the deed filed.

Under Auspices of Y. P. S. C. E. by

MISS RUTH GASTON Reader

MISS OLIVE STRICKLER Whistler

MISS LOUISE KLEIN Vocalist

Assisted by Mrs. Coilingwood Tucker, Mr. Albert

Zoellner.

FOR SALE—6 room house with splen­did lawn, cellar, bath, laundry, cis­

tern, fruit and shade. Near Y M. C. A. and postoffice. C. E. Ailing phone, 505 B.

Bell tf.

SALE Household goods, good kitch­en range and other furniture at 610

Fulton st., Friday p. :a. and Saturday. lS-2t.

FOR RENT.

Westminster Presbyterian (hapel.

TICKETS, 25c. '

i FOR RENT—811 Main street up stairs ) rooms suitable for housekeeping. jMrs. Clara E. Sherrill, 705 Franklin ' street Iowa plione 50.

LOST.

—Hamilton.

Released. Keokuk—B. D. Dayton, E.

Brown. By Kewanee—T. Copeland,

Kaurik, C. B. Smith, M. Zieser. By Ottumwa—Chuck Fleming, E.

Fleming, Geo. Volk. H. Dorrance, Buck Washer, J. Hartman. Geo. Simon.

(ion of said registers that lie is law­fully qualified voter of said voting pre­cinct.

Giver, under my hand this 18th day of March, 1909.

W. E. STRIMBACK, IS-Jt. Mavor.

CITY ELECTION.

Mayor's Proclamation.

Reinstated. By Ottumwa—Geo. Colbert. By Kewanee—Harold Elliott.

people. He was considered the lead-. istration lists, and who on said day i Cotkav er of he chautauqua program. j of election shall prove to the satisfac-; • CHIlCi

—It is the intention of the Carnival City Packet Company to put the Black Hawk, formerly known as the old Sil­ver Crescent, in the Keokuk Burling-

j ton trade after August 1 and the I Wenona, the old Eloise, will go to j Davenport and Rock Island to run ex-j cursions on the Hennepin canal. i —The Keokuk high school girl's basket bal) team will plav in Mem­phis Saturday afternoon. This is the second contest of the year between the two teams, the other game being won by the visiting team bv a score of 10 to S after a close game. The Keokuk team looks to a victory in the game tomorrow.

—Funeral services for the late Mrs. Margaret Young were held this af-

THE GREAT DRAMATIC ORATOR

LOST—Lady's gold watch and fob. Return to this office for reward. It

MISCELLANEOUS.

Subject.

of Love" at

GRAND OPERA HOUSE v*ed., iarch 24

AUSPICES KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

50 cents. On sale at usual Sept.

j ternoon at the family residence 121S

c t the between

High street, Rev. Harry B. Foster, of held at the following places: the Lnited Presbyterian church, of-1 First ward—323 Main street ficinting. The following gentlemen I Second ward—28 South Fifth street were pallbearers: G. Herbert, T. S. I Third ward—805.Main street," Frazer L. A. Hamill, Hugh Copeland, j Fourth ward—920 T. F. Rickards and H. E. Dunlave.v. ' street.

The report from Rochester, Minn., I Fifth ward—314

In accordance with the charter of the city of Keokuk, Iowa, and the 1 Ticket laws of the state of Iowa, I, W. ]•:. j places. CORN— Strimback, mayor of the city cf Keo-! Tickets exchangeable for reserved ! ;,i i l v

kuk, Iowa, hereby give notice to the ' seats if presented at Box office, Tues-qualified voters of the city of Keokuk, day, March 23. Iowa, that on Monday, the 5th day of April, A. D. 1909, an election will b,.-

I EGGS FOR HATCHING—Eggs, $1.00 | for lu from Rhode Island Red^. The

kind that lay eggs, when eggs are eggs in the winter tN. H. Pvle, 004 North Fourth street. tf

TODAY'S MARK LOTS. "

Daily Range of Prices. t Open.

WHEAT— May . . . UC • In ly . . . 104 U

High. Low. Close.

•July Se,>t.

1 of, of which all voters will take notice, i Witness my hand this ISth i.ay of i March, 1909.

OATS-May . . •July . S°pt. . .

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51 -8

48% ,40%

Fif th

on Father Vaughan is: "His lecture j street. on the 'Power of T.ove,' was the finest j Sixth ward—2G

South

North Fourteenth

W. E. STRIMBACK, Mayor.

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M,' '2 60%

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j Johnson will entertain the Afternoon sy. passed away this morning at 7 j of the music. Come. " 1 Bridge Whist club and their husbands 0 alock at the age of eighty-two years. ; —Readers of The Gate City are jth,s ®ve"l"^,at th° home 01 the form"

Her home was near Mooar, Iowa, ! urged to watch carefully the announce-1 er' Morgan street. ' ments of the Keokuk business men _ ~T ; appearing in this paper. T.iey are.| I0-'3* e^v soc'^i-v the presenting their bargain propositions • f-' 'ni.ns ei rts -v ®"an church was

They are worthy of your at- i '11 home

Pay particular attention to ! ' 'S' ,.,j ' I0-'. High • n j .. . , street, lhose who assisted Mrs Mc-1 the advertisements and you will save,,,, ,. , ,, , •

Elroy were the fo owing appo : ed as

»nd she had survived her husband for i»'enty-two years.

The surviving relatives are three «ons, Harry of Mooar, Frank of Keo­kuk, and John, who has not been lo­cated.

The funeral will be held at the home ! monev.

to you. tention.

thing ever given in Rochester." This is the sentiment of everyone who was fortunate enough to attend the lecture. 1 have heard a great many of the old­er people say it was the best tliey have ever heard which of course, means a great deal. Should Father Vaughan ever speak here again ho will have a packed house and it is our intention to have him again if possible." At the Grand opera house Wednesday, March 24.

South Twelfth street.

Said election will be held between t,h . hours of seven (7) o'clock a. 111. and seven (7) o'clock p. 111. of said day, and the following officers will be voted for:

Mayor, for the term of two years. Oity marshr.1, for the term of two

years. One alderman from each cf the sai l

wards, for the term of two years.

CITY NEWS.

Chicago Live Stock. CHICAGO, March 19.—Cattle, l.sno;''

steady; beeves, $5.50@5.10; stockers, ?3.30<&.5.30.

Hogs— 22,00(1; steady; 5c higher;1' light. $0.25W0.75; heavy, $6.45@ 0.85; pigs. $5.25@0.15.

Sheep—4,000; strong: natives,* S3.35((i;0.15; Iambs, $5.75@7.S5.

—Buy "Made in Keokuk" goods. —Cucumbers, tomatoes, Immegart's. —Laurant. the great magician, comes

to the Grand, March 27th. —Entire new bill tonight at Dodge's ;

theatre. Do no) miss it. ]. Kansas City Live Stock. —Laurant will give two perform-' KANSAS CITY. .March 19.—Cattle—

ances at the Grand, Saturday, March ; receipts 1,000, strong;steers, $5 00@, 27. j 6.85; stockers $3.75@5.75. &

Petrosino's Body to be Sent Home. ] Hogs—Receipts, 11,000, 5c higher; PALERMO, March 19.—After mem-: ' ,u"i $t>.;>0(j[i6.75;pigs $5.00@5.75-

I therefore make proclamation there- or'a' services today the body of Joseph! Sheep—Receipts, 3,000, strong: mut-

RELIEVES CATARRH f/V FIVE MINUTES Petrosino, the murdered New York,tolls> $4.7506.00; lambs $(>.75@7.60. detective, was sent to Naples for trans­portat ion to the I 'n i ted States .

AVh en ,„iii u„ . IT, , , „ . . , . , , - •. j a committee: Mesdames Majors Lof-will be 111 Hickory; —Superintendent I>ovd of the West-1 ,i •.,• -J • T T _ , , • i f e r , C a m p f i e l d a n d M i s s E v a n s . A 1 ern Union Telegraph Company, with •

HOUSE BEGINS

Sunday and burial Grove cemetery.

headquarters at Chicago, was in the ! city ti»is afternoon, looking over locrl

ONTAPT7P QTTT i interests of the telegraph company wii xi\n,x£J! I5J.JLiJj I and making a general tour of inspec­

tion.

liiis®

K • V-'-He left this afternoon at 2:05

Cierk Starts on the Four Hour Job of I ^ Readin0 the Payne Tariff j

Measure.

WASHINGTON, March 19.- -Shortly j

at.er 1100n the house began consider-1 Pn!!n kM- On motion of a week or more will be spent in the

Jne the house went into a commit­tee of the whole for this purpose.

AYCR'S HABR VIGOR air ailing out? Troubled with dandruff? Want more hair? An elegant dressing?

Ingredients! Sulphur. Glycerin. Quinin. Sodium Chlorid. 11, • ,. —i Copslcum. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Perfume.

Believe doctors endorse tbis formula, or we would not put it

rery pleasant afternoon was spent by the society a't the McElrov residence.

A social given by Mrs. F. A. Oiler and her Sunday School class for the

, , ,r „ rp ..benefit of the Methodist Protestant for Chicago. Manager O. O. Tracv of 1 . . , ... „ TTT , T. , ,,,,,, : church was held at the residence of the Western Union stated this after-'., . , „ „ . „T „ '

A t i i-r. and ^xrs. Ballegom, No 922 noon that material for the permanent 1 rrh„ » .. , , . ., Palean street, Thursday evening and repairs of the broken wires on the 1 I , , , , • , T T . . . . , „ ! p r o v e d t o b e a t h o r o u g h s u c c e s s b o t h x eokuk and Hamilton bridge is due | so^.a . aml flnnnclall „ to arrive now -t any time. Probably | am, nmsi(.a] 1)rc)grani wag

. , ., i after which the company repaired to repair of the company's wires on the I , f , ,.

j the dining room and partook ot a wel-| coine repast. About one hundred ! friends and members were present i and all expressed themselves as hav-| ir had a good time.

bridge.

up.

not Color the Hair A TEW COMPAVT. M"»>'

Named a Nebraska Postmaster WASHINGTON, March 19.—The

president today sent to the senate the nominations of Lou W. Frazier to 1 ; postmaster at Fairmouut, Nebraska.

you suffer horribly from , where catarrh or consumption was! catarrh and are constantly sniffling i never known to exist ! an! snuffling, hawking and spitting. I You breathe in' th i s healing and ! and doing other disgusting things, just j anti-septic air through sightly pocket ! remember that there is a certain | inhaler that comes with everv Hvo-1

cure, called Hyoniei (pronounced | mei outfit, and this air, with its pecu-! Wio'ii.n.mn* T.tiioi. guaranteed to ; liar soothing properties, passing over j High-o-me). which is cure, < r money back

liyomei will give joyful relief to any catarrh suf­ferer in five min­utes.

For coughs anr' colds nothing is

good. It will break up a cold in 5 hours by sooth­ing the inflamed membrane.

It is also rigidly guaranteed to cure bronchitis, tonsilitis, asthma and croup, er monev back. !

III

the inflamed germ ridden membrane

(for catarrh is a I germ disease), | kills the germ, al­lays the inflain-1 mation and in a j short time com- j pleteiy cures the j disease. |

j A complete liyomei outfit, which in-j J eludes a hard rubber inhaler that j j will last a lifetime, and a bottle of j j hyomei. costs only $1.00. and extra' ! bottles of Hyomei, if afterwards need-.

For the relief of consumption there f ed, est but 50 cent.- Hyomei is sold '

iocs all it does by virtue one thing—Power—its

;Ower to create power.

Vs fire turns water tc team so Scctl's Emulsion ransforms thin, impure lood into pure, rich blood,

;iving nourishment and "ital energy to every Tgan, every tissue and jvery muscle.

j New York Produce. | NEW YORK, March 19.—Dressed

j poultry quiet, unchanged. I Butter—Firmer; creamery extra; I 30c; state dairy tubs poor to fair, :) j @24c. ! Eggs—Easy; nearby white fancy, 23-1 @24c; fresh firsts, 19.

Cheese—Firm. New York Stocks. I

j NEW YORK, March 19.—The mar-j ket ruled irregular and was fairly ac-j tive at the close of the first hour, a • number of issues making substantial | gains, others weak, and declined ?

sharply. Union Pacific and St. Paul were strong. There was persistent^ buying of C. and O.

Government bonds unchanged. Oth­er bonds dull, firm.

y.

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is nothing better. Hyomei is medicated air prepared ! Keokuk by Wilkinson & Co. who guar-

fr--:i the extracts tak.jn from the giant J a»leer it on the money back plan, eucalyptus trees of inland Australia,) Booth's liyomei Co., Buffalo, N Y

,, , , ...... . Americ-, and in Send this advertisement, together with name of ~~ MPcr in which it appears, your address and four

:ents to cover postage, and we will *end you a 'Complete Handy Atlas of the World." ::

-CUTT & BUWNE. 409 Pearl Street Wew York

Mrs. Harriman Return- East. f PASADENA, Calif., March 19.—Mrs. '

Harriman and two daughters left to-I day for New York. Harriman will re. (main in the west. It is reported h© | may visit the isthmus before return­

ing east. ...

—Read The Daily Gate City, V