Local Notices and Arrivals in the City
Graff sells drugs. Buy a Ford automobile. Vail Produce Co. Go to Samuels for ice cream sodas chocolates and bon bons. Bestenlehner pharmacy station er y stationary. Germerne Collins of Wilton visiting yesterday. Best restaurant strawberries and cream. A. E. Tomphof of Burlington visiting today. John Idle of Letts attending to business today. Southern and Western lands for sale. Chase Land Co. 223 E. 2d St. E. L. Collwin of Des Moines in city today. L. J. Dowzherty of Davenport visiting on business today. Tom OFlaherty of Wellman arrived yesterday. A. S. Smalley left for Burlington yesterday. Rev. Father Grieser traveling to Davenport. E. S. Jack Merrick Thread Co. C. W. McPike of Fairport visiting today. Ninety day seed corn for replanting at Thompson's seed store. James Poke of Davenport visiting yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt left for Davenport. O. S. Mecklay of Columbus Junction visiting. Ford automobiles promise satisfaction. The smoothest running machine sold. Vail Produce Co. agents. Mrs. R. Conrad visiting in city left for Davenport. Mrs. G. Caspar of Columbus Junction visiting at Mrs. Sneichen’s. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morrow and Blanche left for Rock Island. Reliable fire insurance by John A. Robbins. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ashton of Boulder, Colo. left for Davenport. Willam Huttig left for Wenonah N. J. to attend Wenonah Military Academy commencement. grandson Hark McDermid to attend.
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John Idle
Letts
Southern
Chase Land Co
E. 2d St
Cubs Win 3 2 Over Giants In Second Series Game
Chicago reports the Cubs toppled the Giants 3 to 2 on June 7 with Jack Taylor keying the win and strong offense from Rube Waddell’s era, while the Athletics defeated the White Sox 5 357 spectators watched as the champions were shut out in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Chance
Cubs
Giants
West Side
Jack Taylor
New York
Philadelphia
Athletics
White Sox
Immense Sale Hosiery At Boston Store This Saturday
The Boston Store advertises a Saturday hosiery sale offering 50 dozen ladies seamless black hose at 9c, silk lisle hose in black at 25c, lace hose in grey or black at 25c, and silk lisle hose at 25c to 50c, with notes of regular prices and the broad claim of best hosiery at bargain prices for all ages.
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Boston
Another Big Gorset Sale at Affordable Saturday Prices
Saturday sales offer American Lady corsets in all sizes with prices from 25¢ to 3.98 for silk models. Special 75¢ pair sale on June 8th features hundreds of corsets, including large sizes and children’s styles, with many options under 1.50. Come see and save money.
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Boston
Embroidery Sale On Wide and Narrow Embroideries
A local sale offers new wide and narrow embroideries and insertions to match. Prices run from 15 to 20 cents a yard with 50 pieces available. Sale date is Saturday in June.
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le Yard
White Linen Skirts Bargains Saturday Only
One hundred white linen skirts offered plain, pleated or trimmed in lace, sizes large and small, marked down from 1.50 to 2.50 to 0.98 each. Additional white skirts priced from 2.00 to 5.98. Also new cream mohair skirts in latest styles selling 5.00 to 8.50 each.
Half-Price Spring Jackets On Sale This Saturday
A local sale advertises 50c on the dollar for ladies and children jackets. Silk and cloth jackets priced from 3.00 to 10.00, worth up to 25.00 and 20.00, now offered at half price for the coming summer evenings.
Ready-made Skirts for All Ages in New Styles
Grand display this week features silk panama voille sicilian and other skirts in black grey navy tan white cream garnet and more with prices from 2.50 to 20.00. Sizes cover women and girls 6 to 10 years. Come Saturday June 8 to see the collection without dressmaker waits.
New Wash Goods Sale Opens With 50 Styles Shown
Fifty pieces of new wash goods are now available for Saturday's sale. Styles will be displayed in the show window. Prices range from 1 to 50 cents, with several at 39 and 45 cents. Goods are described as beautiful and pleasing at first sight. If unable to call, customers may request samples.
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Tse Vard
Quakers Dominate Game With Strong All-Around Play
The Quakers controlled the game from the first play with superior batting, fielding, and base running, securing an easy victory from the outset.
Baseball Scores From National to American Leagues
In National League action Chicago beat New York 3 to 2 while St Louis and Philadelphia won 2 and 4. Pittsburg (sic) slipped 0 to Boston. Cincinnati tied Brooklyn at 4 after fifteen innings. American Association saw Louisville crush Milwaukee 12 to 0 and Toledo defeat Minneapolis 8 to 1. Columbus won 7 to 4 over St Paul. Three League results include Rock Island 2 Peoria 4 and Dubuque 9 Springfield 6. Cedar Rapids 4 Decatur 1. Clinton 1 Bloomington 2. Iowa League notes show Waterloo 0 Marshalltown 1 and Keokuk Burlington 1ain. Oskaloosa 2 Ottumwa 0. American League openers had Philadelphia 0 Chicago 0 and Boston 2 Detroit 6. New York 0 Cleveland 5. Washington 2 St Louis 5 in 10 innings.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Tee
Kansas City
Milwaukee A
Indianapolis
Ewe
Toledo
Cpan Knees
St Pmd
Louisville
Pet Rock Island Ee
Dubuque
Iowa League
Oskaloosa
Burlington Sete
Jacksonville
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Keokuk
St. Louis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island
Peoria
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Decatur
Clinton
Bloomington
Keokuk-Burlington
Ottumwa
Daily sports and market notices from Boston to Peoria
Schedules show Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston plus sheep receipts and lamb values. Chicago Butter and Egg Market records butter and egg prices while St Louis and Peoria markets list wheat corn oats and prices. The piece closes with thanks from the Rescue Hose Company president.
Chicago Produce Market Summary June 7
Chicago cash markets quote No. 2 red wheat at 96 to 98 cents, No. 2 hard red at 95 to 97 cents, and oats around 44 to 48 cents. July futures show wheat 95 to 96 cents, corn about 52 to 54 percent, pork 16.30 to 16.50, lard 9.02 to 9.20, ribs 8.75 to 8.90. Chicago futures for June 7 reflect modest gains and activity across grains and hog products.
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St. Louis
H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Beth
Chicarzo
Chicago
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 7
Chicago prices show cattle receipts at 2400 with a steady to slightly lower trend. Beeves, cows and heifers range from 1.75 to 5.50 with prime steers around 5.50 to 6.50 and stockers 3.00 to 5.20. Hog receipts total 23600 with steady to firm bids. light weights 6.00 to 6.25, mixed 6.00 to 6.27, heavy 5.80 to 6.20, rough 5.80 to 6.00, good heavy options not quoted, balks 6.10 to 6.20.
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Chicago
Quoiel
Chicago and New York Poultry Markets Report Prices
Poultry markets in Chicago and New York on June 7 show live birds firm with turkeys around 12 to 13 cents, spring chickens 28 cents in New York, dressed broilers 28 cents, turkeys 10 to 14 cents, fowls 12 to 15 cents. New York prices for alive poultry described as dull with varied allowances.
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Chicago
New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Quiet on June 7
In New York on June 7 butter and eggs were quiet and unchanged.
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New York
New York Produce Market Wheat Prices July Quote
New York June 7 Wheat markets show July delivery at G21 to G22 cents per bushel with slight gains amid trading activity at the New York Produce Market.
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New York
Walsh Sees Chance in Fight for Cummins Victory
Osceola Iowa June 7 Charles A Walsh Ottumwa former democratic national committeeman and Hearst lieutenant says Cummins likely defeats Allison but sees a chance for the Democrat Walsh was in Osceola on business and left for Omaha to attend a grain meeting
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Walsh
Cummins
Osceola
Allison
Charles A. Walsh
Ottumwa
Iowa
W. R. Hearst
Omaha
Flowers for Firemen Parade Decoration Purposes
All parties with extra flowers for decorating the Firemen's parade day should deliver them to the Rescue hose house on Mulberry street and receive acknowledgment.
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Mulberry Street
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa
State of Iowa Muscatine County notice opens that a will of Chas Collison, deceased, was read June 6 1907 and will come for hearing July 2 1907 at the district court. Any interested party may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. W S McKee clerk.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
A. D
District Court
Said County
Chas. Collison
Muscatine
W. S. McKee
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Quinn
East Second St
Muscatine Produce Camp
Orange & Third Streets
Cravenettes
Graff
Ford
Vail Produce Co
Samuels
Bestenlehner’s Pharmacy
Germerne Collins
Wilton
Second St
A. E. Tomphof
Burlington
E. L. Collwin
Des Moines
L. J. Dowzherty
Davenport
Tom O’flaherty
Wellman
A. S. Smalley
Father Grieser
E. S. Jack
The
Merrick Thread Company
C. W. McPike
Fairport
Thompson's Seed Store
James Poke
Mrs
Carl Schmidt
O. S. Mecklay
Columbus Junction
R. Conrad
John Shoemaker
G. Caspar
J. Sneichen
West Fifth Street
Edward Morrow
Blanche
East Hill
John A. Robbins
H. M. Ashton
Boulder, Colo
Willam Huttig
Wenonah
N. J
Wenonah Military Academy
Hark McDermid
Joe McGinnity
Rube Waddell
Rube
Sox
Immense Sale
Quakers
GAMES
National League
York
President Rescue Hose Co
Oatriya Ees
I. Nievel&Son
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