WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2, 1910. THE DAILY GATE CITY PAGE FIVE- - MUSIC CLUB A Handsome Woman THE OLYMPIANS" Th. Fight b On REWARD OFFERED Every moment of your life, when Every woman may not be hand you are at home or abroad, fiAV£ MELODRAMA some, but every woman should TOP niiras awake or asleep- keep with ewe~the good points! Between the poison germs that are in air, FOR FAY HLD nature has given her. No woman food and water, — everywhere in fact,— . jV*:-'. and the billions of your invisible friends, need have sallow skin, dull eye, the little soldier-corpuscles in your blood. Miifc Blanche Bl9om and Ralph Law- blotchy complexion, who pays1 Good Shooting Done Last Evening on It these little soldiers are kept strong Farmer Who Disapeared on : Thurs- ton the Artists Heard Last proper attention to her health, j Drexel Alleys With Elmer Maas and healthy by taking Hood's Sarsa- , day, January 20, From Home Where constipation, liver derange- { 'v. • «K > .v.-,-;;-;. parilla, yon need have no fear of dis ' Evening in Puccini's .. Going Near Two Cen- ease. Begin using it at once if you are ments, blood impurities and other j at all under the weather, or have Near Mooar, Has Not Popular Opera. " v ; ! irregularities exist* good complex- tury Mark. troubles of the blood, stomach, liver Been Hard From. ion, bright eyes and sprightly and kidneys. Get it of your druggist. movements cannot exist. Internal derangement* reveal themselves sooner MADAME BUTTERFLY or later on the surface. Headache, dark the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to cure ri%s around the eyes, tallow skin, a con THE TOTALS WERE HIGH $50 FOR INFORMATION female ills are requested to write to any or all of the women whose stant tired feeling—mean that the liver NO HEARTBURN correct names and addresses are Riven below, and see what they an4 digestive oifcans are needing help and say — you are not obliged to take our word for it — ask the correction. Chamberlain's Stomach and women who know from personal experience that. Lydia E. Pinkham's An Effective Rendition of an Arrange Liver Tablets give this necessary help.! Olympians Went Nearly 2,600, While Vegetable Compound can and does cure female diseases. They work fai nature'* own way. They do not ' He Left Behind a Family Composed of j ment of the $pera by the merely flush the bowel* but tone up the liver and ? OR INDIGESTION _ , Alabama. Michigan. - Drexels Rolled up Well and v stomach to fulfill their proper function*. So mild 1 a Wife and Four Children Who Gothen—Mrs. W. T. Dulton, Route No. S, Detroit—Mrs. Predmore, 3# Markey St.\ . Reader and the Pianist i and senile.do thejr act that one hardly realise* ' _ Arkansas. Paw Paw^Kmma Draper. Shat they have taken medicine. Chamberlain'* Should Have Won From • Are Seeking to Find Chester«.Mr». Ella Wood. Morenel—Mrs. BeWa E. Erison. R.F.D. No. 2. Presenting it. Tablet* can be relied upon to relieve bilioutneu, < Weaker Team, Connecticut. Scottvllle—Mrs. ,1. «. Johnson. R.F.I).No.3. indigestion, constipation and dizsinex. Sold ev. ' Him. willtmantie— Mrs. Etta Donovan, Bo* 399. Lapeer—Mrs. F. C. Knrzhals, R. F. D. No. 4.; j •srywhere. Price 25 cent*. A Little Diapepsin Would Make Any Hartford—Mrs. H. Ruther, 181 Standiih St. Minnesota. Georgia, Tenstrike—Mrs. George W. Cox. Stomach Sufferer Here in Keo Ocilla-Mrs. T. A. CribK St. Paul—Mrs. B.M. Sohorn, 1083Woodbridge Idaho. Street. Mississippi. WoodildeoMrs. Rachel Johnson. Cho Cho San read from her father's NEW RIVER LINE i « kuk Fees Fine in About Plattsbnrg— Mrs. Verna Wilkes, R.F.D. No. 1. Standing of the Clubs. Fifty dollars reward has been offer Illinois. Missouri. •word the engraved legend: "To die Five Minutes. DanTlll«»Mra. H. Hlnrlohi, 1001 E. Main St. Shamrock—Josie Ham, R. F.D. No.1, Box 32. ^ • SECURES OFFICIAL P. w. L. Pet. ed for information that will lead to Elgin—Mrs. Henry l>iaebertr. 743 Adams St. Marshall-Mrs. Will Brisbois. with honor when one can no longer Oiympians ;. V.. V-.13 10 t) .770 Blue Island—Mrs. Anna Schwartz, 233 Ver Elmo—Mrs. A. C. DaVault. liv© with honor." Then, lifting the the whereabouts of Fay Ingold, the mont Street. Louisiana—Mrs. Bertha Muff, 803 N. 4th St. • Peachy of the Illinois Central Road Seibert's OpeTas . ..12 9 3 .750 fanner who mysteriously disappeared Hosier—Mrs. Mary Ball. Westboro—Mrs. Susie Templeton. sword with tragic intent, she slowly Barton View—Mrs. Peter Langenbuhn. Wll| be Traffic Manager of the Keokuk Club . .13 9 4 -.692 from his home near Mooar, Iowa, on New Jersey. left the stage, repeating: "So sorry Weils Chicago®.Mrs. M. Gary,1729 N.Kidf»ewajr Are. Weehawken—Mrs.H.Price,637Bcrgenllnn AT. New Boat Line. . .12 6 6 <.500 Thursday, January 20. Chicago—Mm.Harriet Janetzkl,3036 Lyman St Marlton—Mrs. Geo. Jordy, Route No.3,Box 40. those robins did not nest again." Tho •Seal Skins . .12 4 8 .331 GAS AND DYSPEPSIA 00 Indiana. Carlstadt—Mrs. Louis Fischer, 32 Monroe St. music led the thought along suggest This announcement was made to Indianapolis—Mrs. A. P, Anderson, 816 High Camden—Mrs. Tlllie Waters, 4fil Liberty St. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.—J. R. Peachy, Grand Leaders ... ..12 4 8 .oou j land Art, New York. ively, ending with a wild chord that day by the family which is composed known to St. Louis and throughout LeBrons . .13 4 !) • 308 1 Winchester-Mrs. May Deal, Fatchogue—Mrs. Walter E. Budd. pierced the heart like a blade- of a wife and four children dependent Lindley—Mrs. May Fry. Brooklyn—Mrs.Peter GaitneT,648 Marcey AT. Drexels . .13 3 10 ''.230 Salem—Mrs. Lizzie S. lllnkle. Dewittvlllo—Mrs. A. A. Giles. - Then the audience came back to the the Mississippi valley as assistant gen. upon his support. eral freight agent for twenty-two Take a Little Diapepsin Now and Reg- Vincennes—Mrs. SyL B. Jerarld, 608 X. 10th CornwallTllle—Mrs. William Boughton. auditorium at the Y. M. C. A. and ap The disappearance is shrouded in Street. Kingston—Miss Elsie J. Fuller, 174 Pine St. years of th^ Illinois Central railroad, Results Last Night. , ,, ulate Your Out-of-Order Stom- Pendleton—Mrs. May Marshall, R. R. No. 44. Elniira—Mrs. Ellssa Green, 801 Tuttle Are. plauded till Miss Blanche Bloom, the i Olympians 2580 mystery, but it is believed that at Dyer—Mrs. Wm. Oberloh, R. F. D. No. 1. Brooklyn—Mrs. J. ,J. Stewart, 1480 Fulton St. reader, and Ralph Lawton, the pian under Stuyvesant Fish, has been ap- ach—Stop Being Miserable - - Iowa. North Dakota. poinaed traffic manager of the Mis i Drexel (handicap 164) 2497 the present time he is still under the Jefferson—Mrs. W. H. Burger 700 Cherry St. Delsem—Mrs, F. M. Thorn, Box 4. ist .appeared again on the stage to as Cure is Waiting. influence of a powerful drug adminis Glenwood—Mrs. C. W. Dunn. Enderlln—Mrs. T. H. Bimonson, Box 404. ; bow their acknowledgements. sissippi Valley Transportation com Dixon—Mrs. Bertha Dlerksen. Ohio. pany, and has taken charge of his ! — 83 tered to him in drink an? from which Creston—Mrs. William Seals, 606 Summit St. Belleme—Mrs. Edith Wleland. 238 Monroe St. ? This was last evening, when, under The Drexel team slumped in the he is unable to rouse himself. Tt is Xansate Cincinnati—Mrs. E. H, Maddocks, 11 Farrell's the auspices of the Monday Music new position at the headquarters of Kinsley—Mrs. Stella Gilford Beaman. ' Court. the company in the new Bank of last game of the match with the Olym likely that he is not himself and is Delphos—Mrs. Nellie Moslander. Mogadore—Mrs. Lee Manges, B. F. D. No. 10. club, a melo-dramatic arrangement of pians last evening and lost, the mar Dexter—Mrs. Lizzie Scott. Dayton—Mrs. F. R. Smith, 431 Elm St. Commerce building. V The question as to how long you roaming around helplessly. Roseland—Mrs. Mary Vanderbeck. Glonster—Mrs. Annie Bailey, R.F.D. No, 1. "Madam© Butterfly" was presented. gin being eighty-three pins. Both The man left his home under a Kentucky. Clyde—Miss Mary E. Craft. And so artistically, so realistically, Tie selection of an experienced are going to continue a sufferer from Alton Station—Mrs. Emma Bailey, teams went well in the first and sec- cloud, but it has since been lifted and Oklahoma. that one could realize how a party railway traffic manager for this posi Indigestion, Dyspepsia or out-of-order Bardstown—Mrs. Joseph Hall. BartlesTllle— Mrs. Woodson Branstetter. j ond games, while the Olympians con- stomach is merely a matter of how should he return to bis family every Noah—Mrs. Lizzie Holland. Orfjpon, Beeiug the opera at the Auditorium in tion hafe long been under consideration Louisville—Mrs. Sara Lee,3017 4th St. j tinued their excellent work in the last soon you begin taking some Diapep thing will be all right. Joseph—Mrs. Alice Huffman. Chicago, with Alice Nielsen as Cho by President W. K. Kavanaugh, as he count. Louisiana. Aurora—Mrs. Fred Yohann. considered this one of the most es sin. Cheneyrille—Mrs. J. W. Stanley. Pennsylvania, Cho San, could not talk about the Elmer Maas was the best performer New Orleans—Mrs.Blondean.IKU CampPlaoe. Cresson—Mrs. Ella E. Aikey. sential features of the organization of If your stomach is lacking in diges The Story. Trout—Mrs. Lutlshla S. Mattox. Phila.— Mrs. J. P. Johnston, 23J3 Fernon St. •play, when going home on their subur of the evening and* came close to the tive powers, why not help the stomach It is remembered that Ingold left _ Maine. Bearer Falls-Mrs. W. P. Boyd, 2410 9th Ate. ban train. the new barge line. double century mark for an average. Pittsfleld—Mrs. W. E. Huff, R. F. D. No. 8. Fairchance—Mrs. Idclla A.Dunham, Box 163. Mr. Peachy's task will be to work to do its work, not with drastic drugB, his hom3 to come to Keokuk with a Prentiss—Mrs. Orrie McAlplne. Erie-Mrs. J. P. Endlich, R.F.D. No. 7. With a cramped stage, with a most His mark was 195, with a high game but a re-enforcement of digestive l^ewiston—Mrs. Henry Cloutier, 66 Oxford St. Tennessee. meagre equipment, Miss Bloom, out a system of tariffs, with the river of 212. The scores: team of mules belonging to Mdlce Rockland—Mrs. Will Young, 6 ColumbU Ave. Christiana—Mrs. Mary Wood, R.F.D. No. 3» as a basis, by which the boats of this agents, such as, are naturally at work Portland—Miss Minnie Witse, 161 Pine St. Texas. dainty in her pink kimono, read her Cahill, who lived on the same land Union—Mrs. Klmer A. Messer. company will serve in through move VV'i ii the stomach..*^- ^ Joneshoro—Mrs. J. T. Lawrence. > ' lines with a sincerity that made the Olympians. with him. When Ingold reached Keo Maryland. Virginia. ments of freight in connection with People with wSak stomachs should kuk he left the mules at a livery Baltimore—Mrs. L. A. Corkran, 1803 E. Chase Hayes Store—Miss Annie Dunston. story clutch at the heart and oftimes 1. 2. 3- Avg. take a little Diapepsin occasionally, Street. Norfolk— Mrs.Frank Kncht,!M3Fenchnreh St, bring tears. Her face is delicate and the railroads, so that the economy in Cook ...170 149 157 158 2-3 stable and got intoxicated, and at the Hampstead—Mrs. Jos. H. Dandy. 'Washington. transportation and facility of move and there will be no more Indigestion, Wertwood— Mrs. John F. Richards. Creston—Mrs. Chns. B. Anderson, Box 52. expressive, well-filled to portray this Crimmins 148 183 171 167 1-3 no feeling like a lump of lead in the same time, as is believed by his fam Massachusetts, West Virginia. Japanese child-woman, so full of trust ment *vill be assured and the inter Roberts 151 165 154 156 2-3 ily, was drugged. When he returned Huntington—Mrs.Mari Janette Bates,Box 134 Parkersburg—Mrs. Emma Wheaton. ' ' , • ests of the railway, the shipper and stomach, no heartburn, Sour rishigs, Worcester—Mrs. Dosylva Cote, 117 Sonthaate Wisconsin. fulness in the midst of doubt. Her Maas 179 200 212 1!)7 home he did not have the valuable Street. Pound—Mrs, Herman Sleth. 1 the steel barge line be preserved. Gas on Stomach or Belching of undi South Boston—Mrs.Geo. S. Juby, 803 K.5th 8t. voice is wonderfully soft and sympa Powell ...... 188 158 195 180 1-3 gested food, Headaches, Dizziness or team of mtiles but a team of horses of Laona—Mrs. Louis Beaudoin, Box 36. thetic, full of joy and pathos, in this This is the first time a scientific inferior value. 1 The above names were selected at random from thousands who tariff department has been organized Sick Stomach and besides ^vhat you strange struggle to be happy in the 836 855 889 eat will not ferment Snd poison your When he had slightly sobered up he havo been benefited^ by Mrs. Pinkham's famous medicine, and no midst of misery. Her figure is lithe on the inland rivers to work out such saw what a mistake he had made, and reward whatever is given them for the use of their names. Ask tliem a system. breath with nauseous odors. 'All these and graceful, the lines . being best •-•• Drexel. symptoms resulting from a s®ur out- not wisihing to face the music, left what they think of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. brought out in the little dance which r 1. 2. 3. Avg. of-order stomach and dyspepsia are home and has not been heard of Madame Butterfly twirled off, fan in Hiller .; 203 125 129 152 1-3 generally relieved in five minutes af since. He was last seen op Thursday hand, to show she still could dance • U . Davis 160 142 129 1441-3 ter taking a little Diapepsin. as slie used to ,do when she was a near his home, but not the slightest v BELFAST. • Williams 167 154 125 148 2-3 Go to your druggist and get a 50- trace has been learned of him from Geisha girl- j*-" :r Azinger ...... 174 174 151 161 2-3 The Most Important Magazine ot the Month • . - • cent case of Pape's Diapepsin now, then to the present day. During; her reading, one forgot bow • O ••••• Robertson 144 163 193 166 2-3 and you will always go to the table THE NUMBER OF THE * " much Mr. Lawtofa was doing at the with a hearty appetite, and what you is FEBRUARY piano, to intensify the emotion she A little snow fell Saturday evening 848 758 727 How's This? eat will taste good, because your stom We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward stirred. Yet his introductory playing but not enough for a sleigh ride- ach and intestines will be clean and £°- 2n£ 5,'?-tarrh that cannot be of the important themes of Puccini's Gust. Larson of Keokuk is spending Colds Cause Headache *L "¥ Hall b Catarrh Cure. BURR MCINTOSH MONTHLY fresh, and you will know there are J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. opera, the Japanese themes with theli a few days with relatives near Croton. LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the not going to he any more, bad nights, , We. the undersigned, have known F. ^ weird sadness; the PLnkerton theme We are glad to report that Mrs. world wide Cold and Grip remedy re h'»£ 1®8t 15 years ana be ' IT HAS ^ BECAUSE ^ IT HAS and miserable days for you. They lieve him perfectly honorable In all busi expressing earless self-assertion, non Robert Nelson, who is at the. Graham moves cause. Call for full name. freshen you and make you feel like ness transr -.ons and financially auie to chalance; the love theme, tender, hospital in Keokuk, is getting along Look for signature E. W. GROVE. life is worth living carry out any obligations made by his 50 Magnificent Illustrations importance from the intimate view nrm, point of the men who run the roads, fleeting, douting, trusting; the robin very nicely. 25c. WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN. selected from among thousands of theme, full of hope, and expectancy, ! u.n. wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. subjects, exquisitely printed with and is calculated to interest every Miss Emma Nelson spent last Mr. E. A. Kelley, Belvidere, 111., 8 at rh Cure taken thoughtful person. fear and longing; the lullaby with its « • • • • .ifo" ,£ ^ '? -nternally. line art tone inks. Among these Thursday afternoon with Miss Ruth writes us: "I am an ex-engineer with (acting directly upon the blood and mu- pictures are crooning sadness,—all seized upon the Fightmaster. 22 years active service to my credit. ; cous surfaces of the system. Testlmon- The Confessions of Nero imagination' at once; and, played with Mrs. Gust. Moline spent Friday af • CARTHGE, ILL. . • About three years ago my kidneys Ss^'^'afrSVuggLV5 cents per b0ttle- 30 Full Page Plates 4 by WALLACE IRWIN. The most out the least intrusiveness during the ternoon with Mrs. A. Anderson. • • were affected so that I had to give up j Hall s Family Pill# for con&upa- amazingly humorous article that reading, they added a charm that every one worthy a frame. There this well-known author has ever Miss Ruth Fightmaster called on <>•••••••••••••• W engine. First I was troubled with is also a special section which con proved the hand an actist's. written. It is strikingly original Emma Nelson Sunday. severe, aching pain over the hips W. J. Wallace, whose frenzied deal tains eight of the most beautiful The melo-drama itself, following W. E. Miller was a business visitor in tone and the illustrations will .Miss Norma Peters went to Keokuk Then followed inflammation of the ing in automobiles is well 'known to photographic art studies ever make you gasp for breath. Miss Bloom's brief version of the to LaHarpe the latter part of last to visit her relatives and home folks bladder, and specks appeared before many Des Moines people, was sen story and Mr. Ldwton's explanation of over Sunday. •week. my eyes. A sample of Foley's Kidney Color Section The Pinkertons, the Police, the themes, was presented in two acts, tenced to three yeaii in the peniten- Perry Anderson has been quite poor Mrs. M. P. Berry was visiting friends Pills that I tried, so benefited me that published, printed in color oh fine and the Crooks the tiay at. Ft. Madison J conversation being arranged so ly. and relatives in Hamilton a part of I bought more. I continued to take enamel paper; any one of these by O'CBNNOR DOUGLAS, is an article that the words of Cho Cho San told last week. them until now I can safely testify above would sell at 50 cents in from material furnished the author iiearly the whole of the story. For Mr. and Mrs. Gust. Schuelka's baby Miss Frankie Burner of Bentley, was If troubled with indigestion, con. any art store. by a reformed confidence man who which had been quite sick is slowly they have made me a sound and well stipation. no appetite or feel bilious, the arrangement of the text, aid of the the guest of the A. O. O'Harra family man." Wilkinson & Co. has operated in this country and jmusic, as much credit is due to Misa improving. a few days last week. give Chamberlain's Stomach and The Mysterious North Star Europe for over thirty years and Bloom and Mr. Lawton, as for the Mrs. W. MeVay of Donuellson is vis %^ * Liver- Tablets a trial and you will be who writes of startling conditions Miss Bertha Crabill is spending a Tobacco Growing in America. by GARRETT P. SERVISS, the emi little known to the general public. presentation. iting relatives and friends at Keokuk few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary pleased with the result. These tab nent astronomer, is an article of s Only a fair audience was present to this week. While some tobacco Is produced in lets invigorate the stomach and liver unusual interest which discloses Crabill and family. almost every state, less than one per Besides other articles and stories we hear oue of the most unique and Robert Nelson returned home from and strengthen the digestion. Sold by many hitherto unknown facts about must mention two crackajack stories: Mrs. Wm. McGuilvery and daughter, cent, of this country's crop is grown charming program* offered to the pub Keokuk, after staying a week with Wilkinson & Co., and F. Kiedaisch this extraordinary planet. ' Miss Mavis, visited in Adrian a part west of the Mississippi, Texas being j lie by the, Monday Music club Mrs. Nelson, at the hospital- & Son. * The Watcher in the Pit of last week. the only trans-Mississippi state in The Problem of the Railroads by MAXIMILLIAN FOSTER, the most Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hopkins and which the industry has gained much is the result of a series of confer absorbing story of vengeance carried family spent Sunday in the city. importance. Kentucky leads all the ences with President W. C. BROWN across two continents and an ocean.. J. A. Califf was a business visitor states in tobacco growing. It produces of the New York Central Railroad, to Quincy yesterday. more than one-ninth of the entire crop President E. P. RIPLEY of the At Unmitigated Molly ^ Thos. Singleton spent the first of of the world. HOTEL EMPIRE chison Railroad, President RALPH a most delightful story by EDNA encies the week with friends in Adrian. Broadway & 6?rd street PETERS of the Longlsland Railroad. KENTON. _ Both these stories are It presents this subject of national Mr. T. A. Griffin of LaHarpe was NEW YORK CITY profusely illustrated from drawings. gflSfyf' For the chilly mornings and transacting business in the city yes /• THE BURR McIN'TOSH MONTHLY Is 25c. a number, except the double Chriatmai terday. TRIALS of the NEEDEMS numbers which arc 50c. a copy. If yon will send $2.00 to oar address below for the evenings of early Fall and Spring year 1910* we will ecnj you absolutely free our Art Portfolio contain:ne twenfy-five Ray Worley visited over Sunday (25) superb pictures pnnted on rnamel paper, retail price &I.00; and. for good measure, Two we will also send you the Christmas, 1909. number, conceded to be the finest Cbriatmat with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. N1TV or the more bitter days of Win Dumber of (be year — a total retail vnlue of $4.50. Worley, in Ursa. 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