davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-21

Walter Dean, recently with the
Santa Fe Co., at Sunshine Ariz. +,
has been here during the week on
business connected with the Ari-
zona Transportation & Auto Co.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-21

Mr.. John Riha, of Vining,
Ia, says Il have been selling
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills for about year and they
give better satisfaction than any
pill [ ever sold. There are a
dozen people here who have used
them and they give perfect sat
isfaction in every case. [ have
used them myself with fine re-
suits.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store,
A. 3. Gillard, Prop.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-21

Arthur Lindsay who has been
holding down the key at Rio
Puerco for the Santa Fe for a
couple of weeks was returned
here where he awaits further in
structions from the Company.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-21

Get De Witt s CarboliZe lWitch
Hazel Salve-it is healing, sooth-
ing and cooling 1t is good for
piles.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
A. E. Gillard, Prop.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-21

The HolbrOOk Mercantile Co.,
have jusr installed in their store
here a very satisfactory and effec-
tive gas lighting plant which GER
tainly lends a great deal to the
attractiveness of this popular
store during the evening hours.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-21

Word was received in Williams
the latter part of this week to
effect that the big mercantile
establishment Of ]. A. Pitts &
Co., at Ash Fork had been pur-
chased by Frank Dickerson and
T. Jefferson Evans, of Seligman.
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9oiip mar b~etroffen. .qber mo-

9oiip NOR betroffen. uqber mo-
rum oenn ni6t?"
u@eil iiber oie grbi1oft nod nid)t
berfiigt meroen faln. ltno Oortn
oorfit o1 ni6t pereelienL bab Oielc
@rbi6oft in Ser. @ouptiaGe nidt
Dir perionlid, iol1oern oeiner De-
I5enoen5 81 gut fom1nen Ioa
9aiip belt Die Sbren 5u.
yGr6dble oas olle5 mei11em Slter,"
REF ite.
uaber crit am 5onntog," fiel
G9on eth. uuNamlid, Grid, i'd maB
Die Nnno Ipreden. 6olgeru1g. on
i6reibit ibr = qlloii offi5iell, ols
Iltpolt uno &edtspertreter oercr BON
Sebn = lie m0ge om Sonntog ber=
iiberfommer. 9allt miro ntall lie
nidt fGitbiltoen. Im Bette. ipar's,
mir togten bei mir. SD babe al BEL
mem Gortrat iomielo no6 Elm poor
aleinigfeiten 5u dnoern 0oiip =
Dos fornen mir oonn aud gleid
o6nla6erl. limo i'm ii6rigen miiBt ibr
mir bethlehem. Sd nil Die @elegell=
belt 81 einern lebten lleberfoa oui
Snfel Srib benubel1."
v@enn er lutr gelingt," idgtc
Grid.
(Sortlesung foIet.1
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@ie Sames Sec geimnb lunroc.

Seoerma1n IN 3anespiGe, g.,
fennt Srou Marp See, Sur. 81. s.
Sic i6reibt: uMein Moltn Salncs
See, glaubt felt boB inn Or. Sings
Neue @ntoedung oas 2eben rettete.
5eine 2ltneen befonoen iid I'M Sto-
blum Ser S6minoludt, ols ibm Elm
Sreuno oie Ielte gntoedune emf
pfabl. Ser Serilt6 brodte perfefte
@elunobeit.~ 11niibertroffen fir SUI
item ulto @rfdltung. @oral1tiert GIT
boben BET @oolp6 9reiB nro 81. Gobn
$50. so Gts. uno $1.00. Grobe-
floI6e fret.
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Grnmbcisentmms Mebertragnnsem

9. g. Sltgo an Srau 81. 81. Se5ter,
@ri1nbitiid i'm Sputb 9ei9bts 4boition,
$3.50.
Srau 2ouiie 5dt1mader, s.. s. Sdus
NADER, 9lrel Weer1heiot, Olgp Merrz
i6eiot, Saul Meerl6eiot, Bertha 0teerz
i6eibt ltnb Sreberid &eubel oil S. 30.
gennetf, grurl05fiid an Ser ct. Wearp
Ctr, $4,000.
8. S. 9ittmar al artbur 8. Saules,
@runbtiid i'm gitps8lod $50; $3.50.
@aron 8. Wiler unb Sra1 oil @bnrles
S. Sppermann, @ruuoitiid an Der @de
Der 9ouIton uno Nort6 Gan @arcos
StraSe; $500.
$. 6. Silbebrano an 8iniam 8. Sas
miiton IT,, @rlunbltiid I'M 8lod 8, $4,000.
q. @roos ulto Carl S. @rops All Mliee
Sinflater BON @uanaiuato, Werifo,
@runofiid al Der 5impion Ctr; 5000.
q. @ruos uno Carl S. @rops all Office
Sinflater bon @1anaiuato, @erifp,
@runotiif i'm Gitbs8lpd 1856; 5000.
Sernlum Clemens ii. q. ail @uitnb
&irdof, 107.19 @der 2anb i'll Der
Gable 9an1; $4620.
5erinann Clemens II. 81. an @ultab
S6nlb, 0ano III Der Gable Ialidb
$4669.80.
Charles @aumberser ullo Srau an
2aura S. 8enelope uno 2ilp 6. Sbontos
@runb}tiid on Der Wnr16au Ctr; $325O.
S. 6. Sdllpler nnb Sral all 6. 6.
Nutlebge, @runbftiid an Der 8eit COM
MERGE Ctr, 5000.
Srn1 Caroline Benoletpn an Can 9(rz
tonic 8retping IHociation, @ruilpitiid in
Der Sam Maberid's Mooition; 500.
Senrb SO. 9rabn II. 81. oil @o. 8fefs
ferling, @runbltiid I'M i1euen gitp 8lod
2411; 1915.
Sreb Sonatban ulo g6riftian Soraz
tban an gugene S! Sdneu, @runoitiid
al Der 9afo 6onop Str; 5000. ,
Conception Sinn @alf6 ulf6 @atteu al,
Sacob Stnn, @rlnoltiid an Der Belt
9oulton Ctr.
ftiid i'm gitbeglnd 1872; $4,000.
Sobn @. Goblin, Sberiff, a1t Charles
Soeriter, @runoitiid an Ser 8rouo Mbe. F;
$50.
Soiepb Sanit Ii. 81. M Gus. Sbomas,
@ru1oltiid IN Der gaitropile Gpao;
$40 ,O0O.
Clifton George an Seuro SO. odniot,
Grunbltild tn ben @itpz8lods IS uno
IA; $500.
g. 6. @itte an Charles @ilIpn ullo
Barbara @ilion, @rltnbitiid i'm ne1ell
gitDSSlod 1882, $1,000.
Weerideibt & Stieren an Srau W.
W, yeaglep, @runbltiid I'M gitp@8luf
1871; $3.50.
$. 6; 9eSasers an CHARLES 9ierolf,
@rnnoitiid in Der marlborough 8lace
@ooition; $2250 uno cine Note bon
PlOOO.
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Seidbt emtfhtebem.
9ieie Srage iOate burd 0ellte lit
San Mntonio leidt beantmortet
merOen.

8os lit ratlamer: 3lt Ben anlid=
ten nno 4euBerungen @urer Weitbiir-
ger 8ertrolten 31 boben, ODER li6
ouf oie Mneaben bon gan5lid Sren1-
oelt GIT perlaiieu, Die melt meg mob
men? 2eit oos No6itebenoe:
sc. 81. SeioridL 700 Molrtana
StroBe, San 4ntonio, Seras, iaet:
Sd nnter5og 9oan's gtieren 8iaen
elmer qriinoliden 8robe u1o i6 muB
geiteben ooB ib niemalS ein 5ufrie-
DeniteGenoeres Seilmittel gebro16t
bobe. Meine geieren befoloen ii6
in elmer idredli6en @erfaiiullg. Die
@ltsl6eioungen lporen llruatilrlid
I'M 4usieben uno ergaben einen i6We=
rem 8oheniob, penn iie iteben ge-
loiien muroen. Wein 8iiden NOR
ebenfoIs i6po6 uno i6 bette ntebr
ooer meniger S6mer5cn iiber Den
2enoen. Sd perldoffte mir bon Ser
9eror Drug 60. 9oan's Nieren Yil-
fn lno 5mei S6a6teln boben
uidt ltllr oie 2abnrung meines
Giiden ouf, ionoern Die gfieren
ousi6eioungen wurben al6 normal.
Sd babe 10 biel Gertraltell 81 oieiem
Wfittel, BOB ib es fiir5lib ou6 Ell
mem meiner Sreunbe, Der ON Niereil-
itorrttgen litt, empfa III. Sd bin
lider, ooB ste gfeiultate BET ibn ge-
raoe 10 5ufrieoenitelleno fein peroen,
mie iie es bel mir gelpeien Iino.
3unt gerfauf BET alen Sajiolerll.
8reis 90 Gents. Solter-Milburll
Co. Buffalo, Seem gorf, oaeinige
9(genten fir Die Ser. Stooten.
grinnert @ud oes geornells =
0oans - uno nebmt feline anoerell.
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9eiier a6itiir5en als einfinfen.
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MIIcrIci.
Die Yreislhiiken Der

Die Yreisi6iiben Der terolrl=
l9en NattonaL 8ar0e battelt anl
Sonntae abeno nod Camp &errp,
Sbio, abreiien loaen, UNI bort am
National=@ ettfampf teil5nnebmen.
Ser 8efebl blieb aber aus, oa infer
9err @eneraI=Molntant nidt ouloen
moate uno fonnte, oaB Die SaIooten
am Sonntag reiiten. Ser Ianll
iollte Sonntagsi6ullebrer weroen,
anltott Militdr 81 ipielet. @iellei6t
muroe er oub Smitag Wtitterna6t
einen &ngriff ODER cine Sdladt
abbre6erL neil Der Sonrltag nabt.
Der Staotrot gepabrte in iei=
ner Sibrli1g am Montag Ste getitiol1
Der @alpeiton, Sarrisburg uro g.
81. gabn, Die @alnut StraBe bel Der
&reu5ung Der Holan StraBe fir Die
bort al5ulegenoe llnterfibruue Inn
8ipei Sub pertiefen gu oiirfell.
Sir ltniere Iuslteaung, Die am
26. September erDffnet miro, mer-
ben groBe gorbereituagen %eetroffen.
Hamentli6 meroen Die &ellnell bon
groBem Srtereiie fem.
Ser Staats=Sa nitdtsbeamte
Or. 9rumbp iagt aaB ii6 Die Quo
rantate gegen Merifo MIR auf Die
@egeno iiibli6 bon Sierra Gru5 be-
5iebt. Gin bon Merifo fomntelloer
Heiienoer mltB an Der @ren5e, ebe er
teraniides @ebiet betritt, beidm0ren,
oaB er innerbalb Der lesten flint
Gage nibt IN eilem BON onitedenoeu
&ranfbeiten inficierten Srte mar.
8. s. 0ap, Staatsiuperinten-
bent Der offentliden @ebduoe, oeu-
tet, an, oaB in Der ndditel1 Siture
Der 2egislotur ein @eiee eingebrabt
weroen miro, melhes bic Mufli6t
uno Die 8eripaltung Der Mfollo Dem
Staate iibertrdet. 9omit wiiroe oent
baBliden Streit unter Ben Sodtern
Der &epublif Inn bieies gigertum ell
uno fir aaernul elm gnoe qemaht
meroen.
Sdon ON Sonntag muroe es
IN Der Staot redt lebenoig. Dele
gaten ,5ur Transformation uno
5remhe itromterl BON oaen Seitell
berbei. @otels uno gooroii1gbauier
itno iiberfuat, ober Bis iebt bat nod
Seoer unterfommen ~aefunoen.
9as bat Die @lamo=Staot Die
@iege Der teraniiden gefreiuna
uno Sreibeit, au6 ni1t peroient, baB
geraoe bier Der 8eidluB gefaBt iper-
ben Ioa, OBJ es nidt mogli6 tit, Dem
Wolfe einen anebel an5ulegen, Der
ale perionlide 5reibeit iauIoriid
mobt.
Die @inteilung oes Gountp in
ltele @ablpreeinfte lit megen Mbme-
ienbeit oes GountD=germeiiers ber-
i6oben fporoen.
Sanftag abeno miro uieoer
&on5ert i'm 9eetbopen=@ ortelt iein,
audi miro oies Mal oafiir gelorgt
meroen, oaB Die iunge @elt tol5en
fam.
Son Der oSntertlational Stems
eompanp" in SEEM Yorf erbielten mir
o@ortenlaube" $. 80.
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Ser oobirL bon no mir oltsgegargen
iino, namlid 5u Ser @~rfenntris ser
unenoli6en 8roBe bon Ralu1t nno
Stoff i'm @a. g1tr zines lei nod
bin5u9efiigt: folt ieoer Ser u,l5Gbli-
gen, oft Bis 5un Standardization
oiGt ~georangt itebenoen lerdytenoen
8unfte lit on @roBe ungefdbr unie-
rer Some glet6, BON 8loneten ltlll-
gebell ult6 bonn na6lteft Seuerbo4
8illionen Meilen melt entferltt.
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aorreipunoens. -gibolo.S Ser.

Sorreiponoens. -Gfbplo, Ser
ang. s. 1908. @m 6. 4ltault ftorb
IN Gibolo oos s Sabre aIte So6nden
bon 9rtbur Sdul5, nod llltr 2taaf-
ger &ranfbeit. Or. Serbbera bon
Son Anto1io fam, als Der aIeine
tot mar (etfpas 3u ipGt).
9ie 9Gummoa- ernte 1T jett i'm
bollen Sang, ieood faat oieielbe nid)t
10 gut aus, mie crit eriportet ipuroe;
es giebt ourdidnittli6 "a 9aaen per
Nder. Ser greis lit 5ufrieoenIteaeno.
Yin Efliifern feblt es nidt. Gie
Wferifaner lino maiien6oft bier.
Sir ben 81. 9iftrift, @uaoaloupe
eonntp, puroe Ser &llo. 9idoepe
BON Seguin fir Die 2egislotur no.
miniert. Gi6oepe ift Elm iebr frei-
li1niger Morn1 mo miiroe, ipenll err
fpablt, ieite &flidt tlln.
Regen lit iebt an Der Soqesorb-
nllig. Seoen g5o6nlittag fonlnt Elm
Sdquer. Ginmol lit mon on Ser
trodnen, oam am @rtrinfen; INNER
erfreme. Ger.
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@erIanat.

Gin anobe, IA bis is Sabre alt,
pom odtbaren @ltern, meIder 2uit
bot BOG Sottler-S anotperf 5u erIer-
men. WtuB oeltid un0 englii6 Ipre-
den fonnen. 6amilien-gni6luB.
$. Brill,
@QQis, Teros.
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wrtef.2iNe.

9erren: $. 6. Burger, Ssreoerid
Berger, g. 6. Braun, 8. Bud, Wm,
gileer, %. q. 8ruumbad, 9. 8osfo,
emil 6reitne. Mar Slarmann, q. &. 6as
hermann, Sobn 6. SoId, 8. s. aauerb.
SSobu Merierbaf. Carl Mobrtg, @uftab
Yteters Wnlter Calm, @aul @. Sdols,
pS. Stim, 9ernarn Sanp, Senrf
Sdtparb, Sulils Steinberg, So6n R.
Sd)onain, Auguft Steffen, 6. 6. @pael,
Sam Wittenberg, 9enrb Belle.
Samen: 6. S. 8obne, 6elene
Sbers, Bertha Sranf, 01ab Qebh. s. u.
gSIes5ner, Sbereia Gang. g.. u. 8eters,
Utag8ie 8. Stnon, 6. 3eid1.
Us La no: 8. 8. @rf, @ott. @autid,
Wartba Sptotp, q. 3. 9umfpaIt.
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Die 0Intnnnn r.. laa.

Die 9Iamase, ibr ioeben crit
aufgeiteates Sidet mseinonoer oe-
ben 81 iebem, batten iih Die 9iepu6li-
faner eriparen fonrefl, lpiiroen fie
ole refp. aanoioaten 8uerif nm lire
einniuigung, cine Domination an
nebrnen 81 polen, gefraet toben.
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Seirats /. gdetne.

mann.
9lguit 9anien unb @larn q. 6obges.
Stts W. Sadl on uno @milie Mlbreht.
%. U. glider unb Warie 9. Sablor.
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'au4olsuuputaoS aao aup8 aaQ
uaqalt aapa19 p4lIl8 '1nuanullatG gun
itnd1u9 ssaaUpl6am6 u! s1alI plnS
aolollpl gun a1upa1a@ o4n@ =
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Sin Soffunussidimmer.

@te! SpI BENT bieies grpEe 2a,tb, I
Ser Gtern BET Sreibeit bieier @elt,
Sid be1tgen inter &faffenbaa6,
Ste es ant @angelbanhe balt?
@erlangt man, baf BET redte Matt
Sen 2abetrnitf b'rmtt bpn iih tpctit,
@eil bprt fif ntdt be6erriden faint,
Ser Sdwadling pbn' Wpral nttb 0cif?
Ser @aKer6pIbe frefe Gdndr,
8emiibte itd) ia nett ttnb brett,
Mit 2ifgen, uelhe p~ffenbar,
gu falidjem 3emgnts sleid bereit.
Sic bilbeten iid amd ifpn ein,
9ak ite beretts erretft tbr 3iel;
SaR Segas ytrpfen" iplte ieim,
Gridien tbnen ais &tnberiptel.
Gpr auetn mar ibnen ber1aft
Ses Semtihen frpber 2ebetstnmt,
Se,n tire 9endelet nidt puff
UNI iel6er tueie md, mas tbnt gut.
@ie i6lam mar MGes aussebadt,
rtb jeher S1rttt flng iiberlest,
@te man bent @Dlfe, felt unh iadt,
Sas Stpatgsnerbpt bat attferlegt.
Sp6 iiebe ba, man tanihte iih,
Statt Steg parb ibnen Mieberlas',
nnh bei ser @abl trat iiherltd
Ser reft Gplfsgetit at BEN Sag. .
Nns gra1tet @plfen brad 1erpDr
Gin Spffnanssidintmer, flar ntb bel,
ltnb setste, bak bas Sretbeitstor
@Wean mns ntdt idlteeen fam 10 idnel.
.Saf ttat iti1s sntdt perbieten faun
9as ih5ne, flare 8 Bier,
Sas rtfen Mae, Mann fir Mann,
Mtt Gtfer mrb Segetitermng mtr.
9'rnm bod bas @las nit 8 star
Ster,
ltnb nieber bic 8rp9tbtttpn!
@pn gansett Screen tuiiitiden ,uir,
SIR bteies Gttbe lange idDn.
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Soiepb Sauit II. q, an Gus. Sbomas
@rurloitid M Der gaitropide 9fpao;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-15

Judge Taft's strength among the
farmers has been conclusively dem
onstrated by canvasses in various
sections of the country. In given
number of agricultural districts. Dem
ocrat and Republican, it has been
found that the average detection of
Democrats to Taft was four in ten.
Another significant straw is provided
by the result of test vote that is
being taken by the Cincinnati In
quirer among the voters of that city,
taking them as they run. The news
papers canvass Is also being carried
on in various states outside of Ohio.
Everywhere the preponderance of
sentiment is for Taft. Debs has
gained many adherents, who announce
their intention of voting for him, but
four-fifths of the votes which Debs
will gain will come from the Demo
Gratis.
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The Reasons for Lacey.

l.. B. Raymond in Hamilton Re.
corder Major John f. Lacey, Repub.
llcan candidate for United States
Senator. is veteran soldier. a states.
man, with long and enviable record
In congress, a lawyer of high standing
a man of irreproachable character and
UNREASONABLE ability.
He is frank, outspoken Remb1i.
can, standing firm for the right. touch.
Ing all public questions. His political
principles are always in harmony with
the interests OF the people and the
good of the whole country.
Major Lacey is opposed to Canadian
reciprocity-an equal exchange IN
farm products such as horses. cattle
hogs. wheat, oats. eggs. butter etc -
those things produced on 500 land In
competition with 500 land in the
United States by farmers who paw no
taxes to our government, who do not
help support our public schools. and
who do not assist in the defense of
our country in time of war. Major
Lacey, In the United States senate,
Will have the right to talk and vote
on these propositions.
Major Lacey helped to make the
Dingley law. Experience has shown
that with protection comes prosperity
and with free trade comes adversity
/ The law which Major Lacey helped
to frame has brought about the pres
ent value of farm products. with
horses at $50. cattle over So so. and
hogs over 5000 per hundred. and corr
over seventy cents per bushel. THIS
schedules of this law will be revised
In the next congress. Lacey vii
labor and vote to maintain present
/ agricultural conditions which have
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-15

Eugene Walter Leake, Democratic
representative in congress from New
Jersey, has rendered his services on
the stump to the Republican national
committee in behalf Of William How
ard Taft for President. Though he
life, he is bitterly opposed to William
Jennings Bryan and because he be-
lieves that the election of Bryan to
the Presidency would mean the great
est calamity to the country since the
civil war, he is ready to exert himself
to the utmost to aid the election of
Judge Taft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-15

Lee county Republicans did we'll in
making James Kennedy their candi-
date for surveyor. Not only is he one
of the best men in the county, but he
is thoroughly qualified for the Office
and worthy in every way. He has
fully demonstrated this by the prac.
teal discharge of its duties and has
made a record of which his friends
and all the people of the county are
justly proud. The position is one with
no moluments attached ard voters re-
CARELESS of party should attest their
appreciation of Mr. Kennedy's will
ingness to serve them in that capacity
by rolling up big majority for him.
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dominant Democratic party. ~.
gro does not need to look 50 f,r - as
as Brownsville in order to And 'oo'
son for his political faith reg
The same old story" W.
same because the truth. The -, 'a1
of the Republican party in its r., ...9'a
with the race it lifted from slava. ,'0a
an open book. The policy ~ y
Democratic party has not been u'
cealed in the least 1t, too m.n .U y
studied as it las been manifestos v
since the Republican party wac ~ s'e
and for years before. The n wi
knows the record. The lapse Of VS.. s
cannot change it. His hope in y .s'
to come MS in those which have n,ss ~
is In the Republican party m -.
from his friends to his long timd,.
would be shortsighted policy ~
hard to believe that any largo ~.
bers of intelligent negroes Will Ivy ,
thus mdsled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-15
IoWA,s BANNER CROP.

The biggest corn crop Iowa ever
raised was probably in 1906, when all
the weather conditions were favorable,
and the final estimate of the state
crop and weather bureau was $685.
34S.920 bushels. The estimate of the
Iowa Grain Dealers association for
that year was 373,275,O0O bushels. The
estimate of the governme bureau at
Washington this year issued on Octo.
Der I, after Iowa had had two or three
killing frosts, was 100000 bushels
and the value was put at 1926, 200, 900,
being at rs cents bushel.
Corn, the most important crop of the
state is the last to mature. Practical
ly al other crops are now harvested
and all the important crops are har-
vested The Iowa Grain Dealers as
socation estimates are the only final
estimates thus far made. These esti-
mates are based on the reports which
the grain dealers of the state make
to the secretary of he association,
George Wells, in Des Moines. 1t shows
a considerable increase in the yield
of both winter and spring wheat, but
lighter yield in oats, barley and rye
than in 1907. Winter wheat this year
is estimated at 2,4S0.SO4 bushels.
against 1,6S7S55 bushels in 1907;
spring wheat, 5,12o,136 bushels this
year, against 3SS93l4 bushels
last year; oats, 1o1, 799,725 bushels this
year, against 1o3,o27,946 bushels last
year; barley, 9,So2,s5o bushels this
year against 3,SS9314 bushels
year; rye, 793.0S3 bushels this year
against 961.o42 bushels last year.
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STRAW VOTES FAVOR TAFT.

The Cincinnati Inquirer, Demo
cratic paper, is making a canvass of
the factories and Office buildings in
that city with the object of polling the
voters outside of their home districts,
thus placing each candidate upon an
equality and .lsuring fair test
Among the employees of the
is one of the largest es-
adjustments of it's kind in
the country, the vote was: Taft, 279;
Bryan. 12S; sixteen who voted for
Bryan the last time he ran are now
for Taft. In the Union Tru-. building
tenanted by professional men, insur-
ance men, business men and their
clerks, 205 were for Taft, seventy for
Bryan and twenty-five for Taft who
voted for Parker. Results in other
buildings are thus summarized:
In the First National Bank building
1S9 were for Taft. seventy-four for
Bryan and nine Democrats will vote
for Taft.
In the Fourth National Bank build
ing fifty-four We're for Taft, twenty-six
for Bryan and two Democrat viii vote
for Taft.
From the Mercantile Library build
ing Taft will receive 10S votes Bryan
eighty and four Democrats will vote
for Taft
In a poll of the men in an audience
in the Aston theater in New York
City one evening recently. Taft was
given 223 votes and Bryan eighty
three. A similar poll at the same
theater four years ago gave Roose
welt 20S and Parker forty-six.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-15
How's Business.

Business is poor said the beggar.
Said the undertaken. Its dead
Failing OFF, said the riding school
teacher.
The druggist, ooh, vial he said.
ITS all write with me-" said the
author.
Picking up!" said the man on the
dump.
my business is sound" quoth the
bandsman.
Said the athlete, I'm kept on the
jump
The bother declared 1t was "corking!"
The parson, Its good!" answered
he.
II make. both ends meet" said the
butcher.
The tailor replied, Il. suits me-
Boston Transcript.
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Some Hogs.

Mt. Pleasant Joural: F. p Mo,]
gomery of Trenton vicinity assis,.
by a lot of his neighbcrs brought !,
240 hogs for market today This |
one of the largest individual shipmens
of hogs that has been made fro,
this point for some time. The INV,
ers weighed in the vicinity of %
pounds each, and will net Mr. Mon
gonery a neat sum on the total sh
ment.
The shipment made three car Ina,
in all. Mr.. Montgomery and his T.,
sistants brought down twentvs
wagon loads yesterday and nine liza,
today to complete the shipment
the three car loads. Mr.. Montgome
is making his own shipment, and "
not know exactly what price he W
get for his hogs unit, he puts the
on the Chicago market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-15
The Neoro and Taft.

Chicago Tribune: Some negro lead
ers have declared war to the end
against Taft Not so much, they say,
because they are anti-Taft, but be-
cause they are pro-negro. The
Brownsville incident is relegated to
the rear. That helped to increase the
feeling. But the real reason for un-
rest is deeper one. The negroes are
to be encouraged to vote against Taft
in order to show their power as a peo-
pie. If they continue to vote for the
Republican party their influence will
not be appreciable. If they unite to
vote for the Democratic candidates
their strength will turn several close
states over to the Bryan column.
And then what? If the past is re-
called by the negro ne will not fail to
appreciate the fact that every
privilege he has in this country came
to him at the hands of the Republican
party Every proposition looking to-
ward his welfare was fought by the
Democrats during the long years of
struggle over the negro question fol-
lowing the close of the civil war. The
history of the United States tells its
own conclusive story on these points.
Freedom, manhood, education, suf-
frage, opportunity were gl-en by the
party of which Taft is now the chosen
leader.
If the negro is disposed to forget the
past the present will furnish food for
thought He will find no hope in the
Democratic camp. The insistent de-
mand of the solid south" is the elm
ination Of the negro from politics. In
many of the former slave states that
elimination has been effected already
by intimidation, by hostile legislation.
by constitutional provision. In every
case these things were done by the