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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Rooming Houses
We sas, 'a,- r.er % ..e ....
Hr ufxox co.
Main 90 ltia Third Ave lnH %
cArirAL rt ENiaurp
frfuatrial. mHnHfaf 5urinw. mining OH
sas Ed raiirsy SOB aaa BONO ..sefs
basis Hsuuei Graham a co selling
nfaheFs. 81 farraweHt &C.. Montreal
canada.
oiasses. vlih so absaiais raaraatss
yorR oprictAN
n WT.FEEf. Nfff ~
l1s Peoples Bank bIdE tnd ard rlke
oummsd Labsls-a.Qsa. ono dollar.
printed 20 suit hHrisi. fit Arcads
AnneE
For Sale Good taHor tasIasss Or o.
y eco partnrff elp University a.
FoR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
RArn Avn pooH BARGAINS
SLOT nod sash. sias a.tHe.o. only %
80, ned GLASS 80 feet ln bon q s.
per boz.
WINDOW IRA MfH
Plain Wlud1w Frames. 81 go
window Frames Tor Wsishts With
blind stop. CAP. pockets and puiisys
tiai All Francs msds 10 eur own min
DOORS
Cross panel ~ Doors for painting
only o. 70 PEI door For Oh nnish, 81 90
picture Mouidlnr ! cent per foot
Quarter Houna. 70 cents per hundred
Gettage Tr0nt Windowa. With bottom
glass teHtg and fancy top. only t1it
cottsEe Front Doors. with fancy glass
"''- coMPosfrtos HooFfya
Ply wsisht lhs per square. @
l-rril1 vsiss, , H psr sauars *
warning beware u cheap nght root.
inEs that are 20 full weight
PRICE LISTS
% - WILLIAMS co.
lelo western Ave Seattle, wn
SNAP
cigar and candy store. near school.
twu living rooms rent only "a month.
two year lease owner 10 hospital must
and f2rd o., Fremont Ballard Ger
l4-i4
Bicycle. new, IN use three weeks. own.
er paid $40 VIII sell for $40. coaster
brake. gf-inch frame perfect condition
owner leaving for Canada. and selling
20 avoid duty A-ft, care star -ii-o
FOR sais-Thrse room houseboat aud
furniture. foot ~ 18th av ~ D. Take
University car 70 railroad crossing
charles swerthout -ia-ie
For Hale-Alaska reindeer fur over.
coata. suitable Tor men going % Alaska
call AZ tailor shop. goth ana Madison
-12stt
{
For Haie-Thrcc- room houseboat and
furniture for sale, f1e6. between 1Nh
and 18Th avs NJ " Charles suarthout
--0-i2
For Sale Young team, sound weight
COO wagon, harness Inquire IT1t
First aV Houth. Main 9hs fiji
For gale Horse. buggy ana harness
cheap Inquire Peter Jorgenson. North
Henton. Wash. -b.Ib
$40 buys furniture o. 4-room flat
1907 Howell o., Flat ", on Lake Union
car line
bEwTNo MACHINES = All klna.
Agent singer. r. Ruth. 1917 Flrat az
Main 1856. Ina. fgTs.
----------.------
Horse, buggy and harness for sale.
separate or together. Phone Red ag3
.-is.fh
Raymond plano IN first. class eonal
lion, Call Central feet --b.le
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13


Mf 2 = HAUUIEAULT 2ga7
Nufth ,ith aaa thr owner Ask
81 N De- was pleased with the
reHuIi. the aH.wcr was thih,
Am . safItnsdf should aay
am not uHlF sold tho horse
lut The riE and harness 90 boot
Say chat ad cost mo only f5c
aud . r0t tlla pianhed down for
the outfit
You can teIl by hls words he's
flch.ed to death with what The
Star did t0r him.
Nar Wa.frfIH rsHEr $50 GOO gH.rk
Keel HnH range HlI enc aaH la a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
sHELP WANTED

AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS,
one cent . vNord Minimum
charge zee. When charged Go
account actual number " lines
IS set viii be counted Seven
Insertions made Tor Tho price
of SIX whom cash is paid All
cap lines or fraction thereof.
uih be counted as two iineA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
FARMs Ann LANDS.


innigArEp LANDS
We have fss rrseasHfon near
hHflh fattma fef fruFafinH rhFes
iheasaHa a-rss e she.ss s.d veleh
.ars o. arFe Wth setter u $40 srH
at it 10 na have enc manfF ue
eAa H.ass @. o han1lsa -
Century Realty Co.,
iui Alaska ms
EamrY.FfvE keEEs sasr df,ins dls.
fan.H 90 EraIanf fsffr. rar tHifHH
lard balance gaad uriard le affra
ln caHigalieH. haianar paatufr
sfsam ihfaarh ems tiars goes e.
rpaw huufr iafEt harn ta order ia
mass galss sals oaar uil ssl far
HorFHr WkLrur
3lf-14e.ali AiatAa hunainr
CHEAP IL sers. = Sic. hssi,sy
Flscs dose g Sound guiT Use -
tens = He eege ~ Est menih
sfass ~. ssss sss ss s - Ta l'
sisamef Tslrhaysn. oslbgaiiA eecs .
e'slsek SHARP merninSs Come quieh e
esfstoEa 500 zee shs resimasisf
a SIcE curNruF PLACE srrnss i.asr
Msshinsfna. sas5 dsit.ns eiHaass -
pfofsd aIi fsaeea ara cross fsnesd
fthatt ~ 600 HaaflaF Nrru aH kin1e
~ small fraitH Kd ifaan dNsif
haa.ss ~ aatas.it.n@ oa1sr rs
sifrs 4ai.s sale gfiee f tahrn a.ie in
fsw daFf tf 200 Hhirh ineiaaes
seed 'ssm ~. sa .e.
tib.fta.fti A'asaa uaidinF
ts AcUEs IN fstsI land uiih tuo rnli
loo frff 70 ftaaaiHH timhrr cIHse 90
E.ne .Hs ana saan Lake. fquf miiss
EDWARD ruEyEEHE
a. A D. uat ia Herian Wash
uur thNp -nrr n SOW uay % -.
price goes 81 fifh ffai 300 can't tuF
Be- We are HeiiHH como choice ufe-
aff tfas n h sW ief"a lhei
price $500 safh Jusi small 81.
urnf d1ra balance fIhr frnt
UuuFHT MkLrWY
biPRse.fti Aiansh uaiidinr
Fcsafre form nH bottom iaud fa Htfes
ready or pIcufng. t.fann haurr. faHff
ready far bearing chicken house nina
toms Bay runnlnn eafrf fllf afrHraiHf.
all in fret GLASS condition ltooN. gur
hhlf rash Dear HrnfaH Address faHn
willard N D " kE Az fp.tf
WITHOUT a porHr aur new nrs.arre
iracta ont rfsr fhr Seattle NaEnfna
fNfffufNan arc One 20 Gro beet auN
safest lnN HHtmenfs that Uan De- found
today Seattle aud Tacoma are Huth
stuulua vrrJ rapidly Land hrinean
these two uto. nrevinH cities witi lu
few years be- worth many times haf
10 if worth today TItr.arrr tracts
rich. level lhhH. easily cleared. faHo
each IuHf small payment duHn4
balance uu such easy terms that rnu
viii hardly miss the mnury. Come
ta The office and set plat ans ful
particulars
WOnEHr MALTuY
NlNtao.fai lHHha Building
-ti.fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

We have some good buys Ia acreage
ln the following districts
In WEST SEATTLE
between REATTLE and TACOMA
near now lnterurhnn.
AZ nUWA MfaI STATION
EAST OF HiNERrON. on tho city pipe
line
Near NOnTuup across Lake Wash.
inRton.
This land ~ an wen located. fine gar
don soil prices right. and easy tnrmH
NoHTtiWEAT FREEHOLD COMPANY,
Exclusive Agents.
Nb2.a Empire nidH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

e RAILWAY TIME TABLES. 4
= % not trust printed time 4
= tables IN newspapers. For Z
= time Of departure and arrival Z
= ef trains telephone King Street 4
= Station Information Bureau. 1
= Sunset. Main z74o. independ. {.
= ent ~.
= a. 49, e a \ 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

500 That nd Of
two iluon7 ~ cost
g. iihlnoa 4sc
90 nun it Boo The
Star three times
Ile bad Is calls
aI told Guess
how much ho got
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
asIruATIONe WANTrD,H

Situations Wanted ndvcr-
tisements $50 for rs words. J
umea Additional space 5c per
the.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

AKenls~Free catalogue write to-
day. $50 per cent profit Every home
huga ana must have our eooda 80
snd q sales y 81 Mop Co, 40 Main.
Lsipsie Ohio
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cmnAP AcnnAnN moMn-

ITINNT NIWUAWN HOME
IN hard times f. the time 90 make an
easy living fruits. berries ana chtckenai
close On. only ilaei .orma tab down. SIC
per month Also have 3 places for free
ront 90 parties who VIII take care Of
place See Mr nateman at Pacific city,
on Tacoma tuterufban, or Hillman's
Salesman Ia Times block today 1T
WATER FRONT WATER FRONT
Are you looking fof water front prap.
eflFF We have 10 mtics of such prop
orty on fresh aud SAN water te srt.st
from. $500 per acre up. some improved.
your own tormet also plenty % work 20
responsible parties Can furnish stock
also lumber 90 build Soc Owner Rnos,
Times nidH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
HELP WAMTEp-MALE.

-~=-~a@a-n.-s--as~--ss
wanted ABLE BODIED MEN. he
tween ages 10 and %. MARINE
COHpE Must be native born. or have
firsf papers Excellent opportunity %
sec the world. Good pay. clothing. re-
tlsna. quarters. medical attendance. free
Apply a. Rooms 9s-ag Grand Central
Hotel Seattle. Warrington 1a
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SITUATION WANTED : WALL.

Position as UieU rrlndor or mill
wright Nrats 81 experience. references
Address n.f caFe fha Htar 80 te
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Must Sell

s-room house modern Oats. for san
for $500. ono-third cash. balance gEA
per month, Near 2Sth and T. Union
W. T. uANBURY, T.
Room A. Entrance Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Most every wise person d.
reading the Stars classified
columns these days Patsy"
may have heard that hiB name
was in Tho Star Hos home.
anyway but bi8 owners know
Tho Star found him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
Century Realty Co.
rAnM FoR sALn
FARM FOR aALh


AEaH DOWN
nee buys THaf rhaicg 20 2e acres level
logged OF lard. Z to 3 miles from sisco.
HuanafnlHh caanfY- four miles from Ar
4laHfHn. lH fl EaFraff. 900 acres 10
select from Coed soil level splendtd
uhfrr rHn settlers uprnlrr ur homes.
rlrnfr % work Iu woods ana nearby
fuiIif splendid fruit berry hn8 dairy
land Payments only fin per mNnth,
- months extension Or caFa % slrks
naas and decided Is hrlrH Cos case 81
death If Ynu want 10 learn more about
Western WushlnEton. call or write for
Illustrated BOOKLET
rLWOup LrMHEH a TIMBER CO.
fstb American Hank Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Classification cannot DO Given
after % o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY y.
Mullen. Stoa Ballard av- OPP.
CITY Han Phone. Ballard sea
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av.
Between Union and University.
Phones Main 1886 Ind. tti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

IapAnrHU TUrn rmp and contract.
ofH am hlnda ~ Japanese furnished
promptly Main lsfa, IND asses tos
Mann 81 lNflu
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nuy Want small tract of timber
Go 90 million frrt. tu exchange fur val
uatle stock securities 800 eastern cor.
rufntluu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Japanese "a Employment office
eva Washington a. thuuvs, Maln ttet
fHd giVf t0st,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

THE VERY BEST ~ TuE WHITE
RIVER VALLEY An 4 nARoATN
acres. an in the very highest state OF
CULTIVATION with a.runm house los
Gated close 90 The interurban. for stEsO.
IhiH property can De had un ti2o0 cash
nnd thc balance in 8 wears Won rsunet
buy foot ~ land ln this vicinity Tor
less than from $3.50 So si 900 per acre
A. LAWRENCE.
a0f-E American Hank HidF
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oes Nal,tue uass us goo Qass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
,noIcn NOME sIrrs

CHOICE HOME SITES
Fine quartnr-acre tracts from faKo q
ato0-the tt0e ones are an cleared ana
IN fruit trees close 90 Graded school8
water piped on each tract Terma taa
cash and So per month
a N NICHOLS. 90 Union Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Faf Rent Modern room house ON
sa6d Tote view. ~ blocks uum car
Nurth broadway plsifist Phone Eaat
aHtH TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

WOHK ron YOURSELF
'hiCkrna. oEUH aud garden products
bring such good prices in Seattle thnt
every man with a few dollars can be-
bic own boss II be wants Co. We have
some five ana ten acre tracts you can
buy Tor $50 to 500 down ana balance
monthly Better go ana see them.
WEST 4 WHEELER
500 Colmnn Block
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We have fee ffafas'fian near
HHflh rahfna Ser FTFHflHa ThFes
fAHuaand aHrHH HF fHafra IanH. aHlEh
aan 81 teaeHf o. fEIfif 90 faHr auf
lars rrF nrfH WfH setter W $3.50 arH
&c ftHa ff SOS have tHr nHnaF ae
esnt profit hsh ff 81 Wafefe
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sunaflss ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
PERSONAL

James H. Anderson arrived this
morning from Texas for several
days stay in the city
VIM. Rees of Sioux City is in the city
for visit.
Paul Bear of Canton spent Sunday
with home folks.
Sherman soule of Wayland was
Sunday visitor in the city.
Trainmaster Ogilvie and Roadmas-
ter w. w. Woodin were in the city to-
day in their gasoline car, coming up
from Hannibal, on a business trip.
Mrs. 7. N. Ryan of st. Louis is visit
ing her friend, Miss Vera vansittert,
912 Franklin street.
James Gordon, travelling salesman
for OBrien-Worthen Co., spent Sun
day with home folks.
Ray Cook has returned from trip
to ST. Louis.
d. E. Reeves left this afternoon for
Mediapolis on a business trip.
The following gentlemen are in Bur-
lington today attending the funeral
of the late JOS. w. Blythe who was
buried in that city this afternoon:
Messrs. Palmer Trimble, II. H. Trim
Bile, A. e. Johnstone, S. w. Moorehead
Hazen |. Sawyer and G. f. Skirvin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08

present time. The speed launch which
is now under construction at the first
lock is coming along fast under the
direction of Captain Seifert of the
Henry Bose" and it will be but few
weeks until it is CONF leted. Malcolm
NcFarland and George Hartel are as.
sisting in the building of the boat.
The new quarter boat at The second
VIII be fine one when completed
and the decks on the boat are now being
oulit. The large new suction dredge
at the lock is about complete and
VIII be one of the largest in these
parts when finished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

A delightful drama and first class
cast is the pleasing combination that
comes to our theatre soon. Lena
Rivers" is the play, and is said to be
unique, though interesting, and is pro-
nounced by the critics everywhere as
most worthy offering. The play is
dramatization of Mrs. Mary J..
Holmes popular novel of that name
and the engagement has awakened
much interest among our playgoers.
Inc story of Lena Rivers Is too
famillar to even need sketching as
Mrs. Holmes novel has been read in
nearly every household in this country,
her publishers claim that she has ten
million readers. The first act is laid
IN the beautiful mountein country OF
massachusetts,. in the little village of
Slocumville, "he rural types pictured
In the book are all shown here:
Granny Nichols" Joel Slocum."
Nancy Scovendyke,'' and all the rest
of the Slocumites come to bid Gran.
ny and Lena" farewell and to take
away with them whatever Granny"
is inclined to give as a remembrance.
me last three acts are placed in Ken
lucky, and the atmosphere of the play
changes from the rural to the quiet
elegance of the south. Three beautiful
pictures of the Livingstone estate are
SHOWN and are indeed works of art in
the scene painters line. Lena Riv-
ers' will be seen at the Grand matinee
and night next Tuesday, March 9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
MARCH TERM OF
DISTRICT COURT
Opened This Morning When the Dock
ct Was Called in the Presence
Of the Attorneys.

The March term of the district court
is now in session, opening this morn
ing when the docket was called by
Judge Bank in the presence of the
members of the bar. Time to plead
or answer were given and the num-
Der of cases were omitted from the
docket.
T.lis afternoon at o'clock the grand
jury was empanelled and with John
w. Carver as clerk, retired for DELHI
Grafton
On Wednesday, the jury cases will
be assigned. The petit jury will re-
port for duty on March 16.
Final reports We're received this
morning in the estates of Lindsey Mer-
rill and Nellie G. Taber and an order
issued in the estate of w. III. Titus.
Decree was entered in the case OF
Collins VS.. the city, perpetually en-
joining the city from assessing a tax
for the brick paving of the alley in
block q.
Omitted From Docket.
The following cases were omitted
from the docket, some without preju-
dice and some with riglt to reinstate.
G. w. Balm VS.. B. F. Trimble, ct al.
Lula d. Lamb VS.. Joseph H. Lamb.
G. r. Fisk VS.. l.. ID. Bartlett.
]. B. Van Pappellendam VS.. Emil c..
Ulrich.
Edmund Jaeger G. Co., VS.. F. NJ. Bal
linger.
M. Helm VS.. l.. A. Bassett
S. E. Elliott, eX., VS.. l.. w. Braun.
Eva B. Thompson VS.. VIM. w.
Thompson.
Minnie McAdams VS.. Joseph Nc Ad-
ans.
ALI. McAdams VS. Nettie McAdams.
Caroline L. Fields VS.. Joseph Fields.
ST. Joseph's hospital VS.. Preston
Hickman.
Nora Morrissey VS.. Richard Morris
sey.
Overton Klein Co., VS.. Thos. w. w.
Daw, ct al.
w. H. Delohoyde VS.. City of Keo-
kuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
CITY NEWS

The large sedimentation tank for
the water works company on the levee
mas been completed and the force of
men from Quincy have returned after
completing their work. The tank has
been connected up with the water
pipes and soon cs the paint which is
yet fresh on the tank is dry, the water
will be turned into it. Tie tedious
and hard task of Citing the valve,
which weighs over half ton will be
begun in short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
HERMANN LODGE
ANNIVERSARY
Will be Celebrated Wednesday Even.
ing by Program, Supper and a
Dance and Big Time is
Looked for.


Herman lodge, No. 116, I. o. o. F..
will celebrate its fifty-irst anniversary
Wednesday evening. A program fol-
lowed by supper and dance will give
the members an opportunity of enjoy
ing. themselves together with their
families.
Program.
Music-Agnes' orchestra.
Opening of Festivities Noble
Grand c.. Loeffler.
Opening Ode-Lodge.
Address-Charles Off
Music-Orchestra.
Vocal solo Miss Louise Klein.
Recitation-Miss Wright.
Piano solo--Miss Julia Schmidt.
Observation-Disclosures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
Stiff Neck.

SIN neck is caused by rheumatism
OF the muscles of the neck. 1t is usu.
ally confined to one side, or to the
back OF the neck and o. side. While
IL is often quite painful, quick relief
may be had by applying Chamber.
lain's Liriment. Not one case nj
rheumatism in ten requires internal
treatment. When there is no fever
and no swelling as in muscular and
chronic rheumatism, Chamber.ai. 9
Liniment will accomplish more than
any internal treatment. For sale by
Wilkinson & Co. Pharmacy and j. F.
kiedaisch & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
CITY NEWS.

Frank LeBron has purchased a
new automobile al has joined the
ranks of the chau.iers.
All but two o. the employees at
the Roll-a-Way skating rink walked
out ON Saturday evening at 7:3O on ac-
count of strike.
Anthony G. Della, member of
the Fiftieth Iowa band and employed
at the shoe factory, has the pneu-
monia.
III. J. Mcnamara was up before
Judge Mcnamara this morning and
was given five days for being drunk.
The judge was unable to trace an
relationship.
Ruth, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Peterson who recently
had an attack of diphtheria is now
well and the quarantine has been re-
moved from the Peterson home at 81
Blondeau street.
Another motion for change of
venue has been filed in the slot ma
chine case in the Superior court. this
one being signed by Frank Kellogg of
Quincy, the alleged owner of the four
machines which have been in custody
since December and have never been
harmed scratch.
Louis Sterne received letter to-
day from Frank Belt in which the lat
ter speaks encourag ingly of the pros
poets for the coming season. He states
pue lsI IIIdv eIeq lIodeI IIlM gu agua
that the players will arrive April 5th
About twenty men will be reported the
Iold ones being Reichle, Wilson. Miller
Bramble and Prough.
What is known as the ''P B X
telephone system has been installed
at the Hotel Grand by the Illinois
Electric Company The system is so
arranged that a telephone is placed in
each room in the hotel and is connect
ed with the Office in the hotel lobby.
me arrangement is one of the latest
and best arrangements that can he
mad and is used by the larger hotels of
the country.
! Fort Madison Gem City: Deputy
treasurer FL. j. Kennedy met with a
palnlul accident Friday morning at
MS property on Third street, which is
| undergoing repairs. He was standing
on ladder and reaching up took hold
OF some brick work to draw himself up
When the bricks gave way and to save
himself from falling he jumped down
the ladder and came down on a pile of
bricks. His left leg soon after began
to pain him bu he did not realize that
| he was much hurt. After a time he
| went to physician and had his leg
examined when it was found that the
bone was broken just above the
foot. Mr.. Kennedy will be required
to go on crutches from the effects of
the injury.
-Des Moines Tribune: A cheer
/ Ing message came to John ,Junkin
from the women at Ottumwa yester-
day ip the shape of picture postal
| card. Whereupon was printed big
! scaffold with the moose and all the
other "fixins'' Above it was printed
in big red letters: "All is Ready" On
the front of the card was written in
clear, legible hand, evidently wom-
ans writing: This is what would like
ly come from the ladies Of Ottumwa.' .
j The card was unsigned. 1t bears the
postmark of "Ottumwa, March 5, 1902
Junkin was not told of the arrival of
this missive from Ottumwa. Jailer
Scott Wise has permitted none of the
communication, anonymous or other
WISE which suggest violence of any
kind, to reach the negro he reading
/ all letters and cards first. He is al
lowed to see and read only those from
relatives or friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
SING SING FOR
THE CROOKED ONES
Bankers Who Held the Funds For d
Private Mining Deal, Are
Sentenced.

NEW YORK, March S.-Colonel Ed
ward Britton and Frederick Schroeder,
the Brooklyn bankers and financiers
were today sentenced to term in
Sing Sing indefinitely. Britton for from
four months to four and a half years
and Schroeder from a year to four
and half years. Both were officials
of the Eagle Loan association of
Brooklyn ind took the concerns funus
to bolster mining deal, replacing the
cash with worthless checks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
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Tomorrow evening in Hawkes. hall
dance will be given by the young
ladies of the Unity Circle of the Uni
tartan church. A large number of in
vitations have been issued for the af-
fair and it will no doubt be an enjoy
able one for all who attend. Music
will be furnished by the Agne orches-
ira. Refreshments will be served.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
Private Owners.

Private owners Of boat houses and
power boats and skiffs are not odle
and with the approach of the boat
season not more than fortnight
away, owners of such pleasure crafts
are doing things in the way of putting
their boats in condition.
Captain A. G. Decker's palatial cruis.
Ing launch, the Viviane III is still in
the canal at the first lock. Repairs
are being made to the launch and with
the opening of the canal gates, Can
tain Decker stated this morning that
ne would take 1t down the river prob
ably ON Friday or Saturday evening
Tor an over nights stay out.
Several new boat houses are begin.
nlng to rise up on the sands along the
shore and as many as dozen new
sklffs are under construction at the
present time. Several new launches
VIII make their appearance in the To-
cal motor boat club this season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08

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