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& Religious A.rthar,s s.zssn.n..

For several years ] was afflicted
with kidney truubls and last winter
] vas suddenly stricken with 3 severe
pin II ny Kidneys and was confined
10 bed stght DAYS unable 10 ge1 up
without assistance. NY urine contain
I'd thick white sadtnem and i pass
ID same frequently dsE and night ]
commenced taking Folay's Kldn=g
RanadE, and the pain gradually gbat-
I'd and finally ceased and my urine
became normal. chasrfaIly recon
mend FolaFs Kidney Remedy. WIKI
inson q Co. and J. r Kiedaisch &
Son
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TIE enna- Il eH VIZ
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the Ames mtsIligancar relates thai
The conversion at PAT Grove, reformed
kidnappar and bgndi1 was partly az
coru5,lished bv Rev E L Eaton, for
msr pgslor IF 1ha First Methodist
church, I.ss Noinas NJ Eaton WIS
aBsistad by Mrs Fannie Wooanansas,
prison missionary ID the Cook COUNTY
jail Mr Grove Is new occurring on
The crime Of society IN dealing with
tils criminal Mr.. Grove declares with
warmth and emphasis mat The rich are
tEFarsd and TIE poar dowr-odden By
Lhe process Of -he law Nj. Grove
thinks fhe criminal needs SYN path
and protection instead Of abuse and
mis1rsanaBt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09

Tha1s s 10 cass On record ot :
cy9ngh, cola y "a grippe dsFslopiag
tato pneumonia after Foleys aonay
zod Tar has oean taken a. il cures
1he most otstzaate deep seated coughs
and colds WHY take anytatag else
NlL1lson & Co. ar J. r. K3eda1sca
& SIN
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Duffy's Pure Malt vlhiskey
Mr.. l. P. sWoEDs.

h ~ ~ 49,
odintH
e;ehened
form Q
nandts
Physician,
free
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ELECTION NOTICE

Ths annual meeting OF na zaanp srs
Of ns Iowa state Insurance Conpzn,
VII bs held Il the office If the CON
pany Il he CRY Of ksoEak- Lee cou1
IT. ewa It o'clock , Il on the SEQ
and Monday II January. 1853
HUGH ROBERTSON,
Sacretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09
Dr.. j. EATON soHNsTon
PHYSICIAN AND sTRcEoy

n lI-A1.-N IND -I5h9srgJN
Tbs only phTs5cssa p-acTsci1g
eFsa-hF II ttae county. The Smith
sg1a1 truss 11ta5 and guaranteed
Tha o1iT truss that holds. Once
NoYEa side Of Man street. third doc-
ztsgrs FIFTH Tho1a 70. Residsace.
Ninth and Webster Phcae 49, P.
Q. Lick -u1- q warsaw. IL
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pR. W. ?. SHERLOCK.
pr,rsirs- I'D su-oeo.

C6rAT II e A Bldg. o@es
Eihooas- loFa. sa5; Miss. Val Isl.
Resides FL Frltoa street 3es
phuoes- iowa s2sB. Miss Val. enq.
ozte hours sea 10 1905 Z n
2Se 70 Str = n 73a 70 $50 area-
gE. ?: 30 70 3 20 S1odavs
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a Eiornsspun Wreath is the 1lele
Of small volume Of prose and Jtos--7
By tna sditp- pf ths williamsburg
.5ot1rnal-T-ipune J. 2 Gallagher
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Train z7s-Laaves KaokuE .s:as an
Train 1s1-LsaFas KaoEuk $40 IN
iran zIe-A--rlTas Keokuk sos pm
IRAN zli'-A-raTss keakuk -1.o5 pm
Local Freight Trains
Train sf-Arrivss Kaokuk .7D.1s Pm
Train ss-LagFes Eeokuk -ll-so an
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09

land She was din1nutivs II stature,
and Notwithstanding lhal she WIS
nearly 80 wears Of age. was spry and
arrive Up III short TIM ago. whan
sha WIS obliged To take 10 hsr bad on
account Of Injuries sustained by TALL
ing dovn SHIFTS.
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The Pocahon-as County Farmers
Institute WIZ be held A Eoocanougas
Jan Z Is and "a.
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The DsIlisan aeFlew is nui ghle x
record anv political cihgnze amuuE ths
county officers u Crawford t,grn1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09

The Wright cornr Monitor mas
starred upon the forfeit ysar d its
existence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09

Corner Of Dennison mas
STA ~ is1hu1ns Of Panama II
LAKE s9S T. Lne eanEr
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?. Wara King q Discuss Gpoa Roaas
Before aaa,spn cppnty Gpna
apaas Association,
Monass, Jar. Il
IOWA MEN m LAND DEAL
Frank Pprse-fisin Of ttlans,e ana DIR
e-s Pr oua-er N mnlion
II me san -uis
Valley

Indianola has starzed Z campaign for
q bsr-sr water supply
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nald 1r1n -Is II L church II arltsg
TIE remains were brought there truln
Nnr1h English. iowa where nar death
occurred. Ths- Jiesceasad WIS hnrn IA
Xs-nlnn4 siz-g..ll-ss.A veA-s gED ann
Leaves sun and aaugn1ar 10 nlnurai
1ar lnsk
one NJ Sar Csf1ys nldss1 infiahizgI1ts,
Mrs. James Richards died q the name
Of ne, daughter. AG j 4 erase
asue- Z long Illness hne n DID ase
Mrs. Eirha-fls was Do-n IN Cornwall,
England. II MAY 1873, Hnd was mar
-iau II 1876 u nine children, i've
survive na-
At-il7e Baldwin. well II d. am
widely f-npv-r citizen. diel a. ms nome
AZ Nswtpr R-ssr Z i8us Illness u 1ne
E-ip ana complication o. pzhar diR-
aasas. He was formerly Z resident 81
C-as1pn. and Is v-idety known III Jas
per caunTv IF il uns u Lns DID resi-
dents d ms COUNTY
Ea--T 5sa1sr Of Coon 2gIids, Sall
mir -ne clutches d Marsha MrGaRya
II Perry End vas PLACED IL JILL for Z
fev hours II gvaI- me coming u Lhe
mn-snal from Coon Rarifis- aaa1er Is
accused of eakins FL uva-caEt from Z
pa-e- 81 GDDn Rapids without zfls la
rs permission
-ns Erunnuv stpck Power roni-
Da1,r ara navins -hair second annual
nss-s-i1E IL Shenandoah ADnr1 one
hundred ant fry .. Ehstr statesmen
az IN the cfTy H-tsndlns 1he maa1-
Ins. Thar rpns -nE -he states Of
-lIinuis. missouri. Nsh-asi1a sou1n
ZsakDza Kansas Emf 9pvR
John George asat p years. passed
gvEv e MS nums e Gsu--a.lig- He
WIS s-u-G- piEnas- n 1na sa-'lT 1sys
gnu 1wu vaa-E RCD celebrated MS
syaldan v=adclns guniVH-sK-y Besides
his v-zaa NJ i survived pr nine cflii-
6-sn ant fs5z--w1 grandchildren
" Baa-v II siEnunaE left fpr Cal
Fn-nia 70 * vILn his mother Mrs,
wz1 8sB-F. VIM vas stricken viii
lia-azvs5s Il ner Lbs 4nsaies npIne
kansas y NJ VII maa- MS
1,-tref4zr. ". 1saR1E- VIM has bean II
louis taEps-al sva- since MS
sun burned II death II barn lasl
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DIS oc-lLTREE AND BROWN

C1caE ala A-hav Lsoorato-r cre7
CzU Drug stone
Dr. z p ochzl-re Hours. -
12SB q H. IS a7d 81 ,. n.
DR.. n. Frank DroEn-Surge-r ~
Ley and skin diseases.
Esa-s. zg6-s n: 7:4s-a m
sandayK 2.3t-s 81 =. n.
Bg-h rl3o1es
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n P. O. rss

FRsTERNaL ORDER OF EAGLES
ksokuk Asr5s, No 6ss-Nes.s first
and third Wednesdays ot sach -cuth
a Horn har. corner Eighth gns Main,
Visiting brothers cordiazlr invited
Frank ] Moslls-. ". President; A
Noals recra.a-x.
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CcrgT or HONOR

A O. Z W. hail Esealh I'd Main.
Meets lie first aid third Friday
z.gtts CT ear NORTH Visiting uem.
pers cordially invited X. J. Kesslsr.
chap.
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E schaafar. editor n The Randolph
Enterprise president ". P Wort
nlEn u ths Malvern Leader, vice prasi-
usut- and l.. A. Stevens ot the Silver
City Times, secretary, members II me
sEeculiFs scammi-1as u Lhe WsJEHr,n
Iowa Editorial association met ID a--
range fnr Lha winter meeting Of the
association, which VII ba ID II
Council B1uts. February r.
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x. oy p

Morning Star Lodge No. s-Meeh
Fifth and Blcr6ezp. X o. P. bnildin.
Tuesdsy AZ S..ea D n. John z era
Chancellor Commander: EdNsri d
Garter, = Ct R and S. Visiting
k7is- Is trternslly invited.
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The Daily Gate City

Mr. " G. I,swal rauring cla-k Di
the hossuln county district cnur1. be
me- the senior partner. The Adrance
WIS founded hy Ganrgs G. Can. nov
~ Sioux Giiry Ehnut seven wears ago
ana WIS atiizRa until recently By Mr
2 T Retd trnm whom me plant was
purchased ny Mr Dswal Rnput rwU
months ago. Il is Bne d three weakly
newspapers published IL AlsonR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09
CONTRACTORS AND

LIN hAI4 OHS AND BUILDERS
John " Young Builder, sapeHn
tea6sat and Contractor for al sindi
Of construction Also general repsh
work Prominsa; and careful after
tsoa given u plans ard esiimste.s.
Your patronage solicited Ozce, ~
B-ou eau. lows phone. Office. elia
residence s342.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR
EsIl r7re~ Ssv3--s pp-E

Il-4-- UKtT SsE1-l-S H9-k
keofns lodge, No. ssz-Nss-s reg
uiaray On the ssro,d zo6 fourth Fri
DAYS Of each month J. ". S.siger.
Director; Charles ScAulz- Reporter.
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= L couaTRisar. u. o

Office sal Main street
Special attention ~ g-Rgy M elec
tr51ya1 work
o1as boars. q u 1880 q n: ? 10
49, zn5 70 8 p n
2sElae1ea. lz22 F-anklir stres.
W. NJ. HOGLE. w. D.
6g7 Main street
Oebes hos1E. : u 3 and 10 D. N
ges11e1ea 59s High street
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IT sAmusas n < uua aln-
berama general Fireman q eba guT-a
Can--R cay gnupF a. 2g-HnEIfa.Tv-1
succeeding 4 8-own- VIM gnas Il
minneapolis II -Ekz / similar pps7zi1n
vtn 1he z-s sn--hez
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09

Charles ii. Paasiey aacrseary Knd
treasurer uf the Fgrley-I4aa1zche'
SRsh and Door wnrEg. Dunuuna. uns nj
TIE largest institutions uf rs KING IL
ms world, mas severed MS connection
Win the CONCERN, closing put ms In
1e-es1, winch WIS lgrsa L is under
F1pod ne vii ranin IN ttH lumber
business, main tanning Dubuque rs his
headquarters.
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v-Idstv Enpv'r u-a- ms rnun-T =
sR,,y 1ET vsi1ng msn IVES aEmRs
II s4e2 RI ra New Teas daT 81
t1Vs--hsEsd s1pEH WIS Responsible
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IOWA LEGION OF HONOR

--4z-A UT SaF2L-s BLK
Lee Lodge, No. 5S-Masts he fourth
Mo15ay IN each month. s. 6. Levitt,
President; Ira X. DeMoss. Recording
Secretary
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Bslnap Post 6. L. r. No. Ills
Scoouten's Hall Tenth and Rsir
sIreats-Meets the first "Wednesday c.
each month. l. A Be-rnill Com
mandsr.
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mnnGns ago. Il is BnR o. three Weakly
newspapers published IL Alsona
Charles ri. Rsasiey sacrHeary End
treasurer N the Fgrlsr-Ig,atzches
Sash and Door wnrkE Dubuque. una nj
tie largest institutions OF rs KING IL
ms world, mas severed his connection
Win lha CONCERN closing put has III
1s-Tas1, Winch WIS larga L is under
F1ood ne VIII rsmin IN the lumber
business main tanning Dubuque rs his
headquarters.
E Schaafer. editor a The Randolph
Enterprise. president X. P Wort
niEn u lnH Malvern LEADER, wire prssl-
dent, and l.. A. Stevens of lne Silver
City Times, sacrH1ary, members of me
executive cammi-1ee n the WsJEHrn
Iowa Editorial Rssocia1lnn met ID E
range fur Lha winter meeting Of the
association, which VII ba ID II
Council B1uts. February H.
scnenl Il Parsons VIII open maxi
Tuesday, I'll suggestion of dilih1ns-ls
II Fairfield, tns EsE an Lns part Of
the CiTy authorities 1f III epidemic u
winch caused the holiday vacation 10
begin .wo DAYS bHfnrs Ting scheduled
time having appeared Tlhs college
ltaopia Ere inclined 10 smile over The
tac1 that after college closed not
single case was reaorleL-
Cash prizes IL the szlm Of 1850 hare
been hung M M ting Marshall Coun1y
fErrIaR-E SHIRT Course assaciEtion 1u-
ths best horses. cattle. swine anu
sheep Insl VII tss exhibited Lnars dr-
1ng The next snn-- course Ii February
Tie past of Lhs imported am DOMESTIC
STOCK Of 1hs Iovg Srs-a college, Ames,
II rs sant hare far display pur-
poses, pu1 VII no1 participate II the
prizes
Renewed aot1vi-y * 10 ba taken ID
soan along he proposed route Of al
trztsrr--pan from FCr1 Dodge 10 Mason
CRY va Dows and Lha hrs- sep VII
b taken 10 raise funds ~ make ltss
pralizni1l-i-y surFsE 4ar lha new line
L IS satad ty Lns Capitalists back Of
1as protect tlE1 preliminary WORK VII
bs taken NJ m March / {. c. Wolf,
lha Parkarsprrg hanker and associate
capitalists Ers nts-as1ad II mis- new
enterprise
En- welch. tie proprietor of 1he Nj
Aris-- nursery ot Shenandoah. Is ss-ti-
onslF Il Il IA Jennie E1uuns9n
hospital q Omaha h ms ETsd IN
Shenandoah since ssr3F b7yhood and
nov has o-e q tha 1a-sast nurseries n
ne Trltad Sa-as h 5sa popular
nan En5 tbs people ara anxious fo-
il5s welfare Es WIS recently operated
on AMI Is new improving Is fast Rs
Eas hopsd FIR by his friends End rala-
avas ha= As VIE IL win hin
LIZ elab, san of 5ns1ee 81 1ha
Peace John Gab and n @alsye CT
ne Panama railway II M caaal zona,
is Il -tubnuus On vaca-oa Gzab e.
c.E@ Il Il Z na1ls- n rU-aa7 belief
u val informed CIRCLES ina wa1ls
rhsre WI b NJ sariplIs DELAY In the
oou I,lesai,r u -ne ing 61-ch tat /. WI
y Z Bsa-lsFal instead q cock csaal
-TE7lE belief Il sassa npon lns fart ths-
II numerous icca1lries Il * I'm possible
u and Buzzasla foundations for 1ba
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Mrs Anna coodr1ch Glad q na-
home II Colfa. trum heart failure
Mrs Goodrich was weE known and
haa been prominent II spcistr gna
club circles.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
WABASH

No 2. daily, Leaves 81 $500 4-3D pm
M. so. daily except Sunday,
leaves al --.- g.45 an
NJ &c. daily except Sunday,
Fraigh1. Leaves at -.-.. $50 an
Arrive.
No. II. daily except Sunday,
freight, arrives ..-..-. 7.8D IN
No. 81, daily except Sunday,
arrives . $50 pm
No. 3, daily. arrives -. ll.e5 an
Nos. re and II carry passengers.
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C.. z. & q. railway ca.

Trains lsare from Union Depot.
8e,-thE and tickets, Fifth and John
son streets.
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schanl Il Parsons VIII open nsu
Tuesday I'll suggestion Of diIah1nF,'ia
II FAIRFIELD 1ns 1HE OF Ins part of
lile CITY authorities Of Fl apidsntlr q
winch uauEed the holiday VACATION 10
begin .wo DAYS bafn-s Lhe scheduled
Time having Disappeared The college
paopla ERE inclined 10 smile over The
faw that after college closed not Z
single rass was reported
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r.
The Hawkes. Hal,

Terrence Post Nc =. Department d,
Iowa Regular meetings second Thurs.
day evening o sach month al 80
O'Clock 3. T. Grow, Post Commander;
5 L Johnston, A6juIaut.
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Ra-T asatsr nf Coon REuids. fall
iu1n me clutches o. Marshal MrGeRya
u Pa-y End WIS PLACED IN JILL fu- {
fev hours II gwaE me unmins Df Lhe
1lGl-ssiIal from Coon f.alifls- aais1e- Is
accused af ezkins FL uva-caR4 from z
Iia--- II GDDn Rapids without me la
rs-.s Ie-nissiDl
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Renewed activity * 10 bs taken NJ
soan along he proposed route uf Al
E1ztsrurnan from FvrT Dodge 10 Mason
City va Dows and Lhe first sep VII
fts taken 10 raise funds n make ltss
I,rali,niaa.r-y surFsE tor lhs new linz.
L Is satad hy Ins capitalists back Of
taa protect TIKI, preliminary WorE VII
pa taken ID 1T March / c. c. wolf,
tha ParkarBbu-g hgnkar and associate
capitalists Ers interested II THIS new
enterprise
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-ns Erunnnv STOCK Power rori-
IJa1y a-a having Their second E1lnHHl
nsas-inE IL Shenandoah. ABDUL one
hundred ant hFtr y. zhstr statesmen
a-s 1ne city Hsnding 1hs r1ss1-
rns. Thar rome 1rau -he s1atas os
Illinois. aiEsuIl-s Nebraska sou1n
E,aku-a kansHE ant iowa
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" 8ag--T II siEnunRy lat tar Cal
7nrniH n p vI-n his nn1hsr Mrs
wzH 8saF VIM vas STRICKEN with
ls-arsE ner Lns AnEsias fnme
kansas CITY NJ VII mari ms
1,-tr.i1sr. -l-. 5aR--y VIM nas paal II
81 louis hasp5-al ever since MS
sun bu-ls6 II neah DEN lass
tan
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JOHN Nflkman -raci-wa1ker On IN
Milwaukee -9ad vas struck AM killed
near Du1ucne m 1rsn Decreased
resided 81 Baaevae AMI laaTss E la-ge
family
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hald trun ms II [ church II FARLEY
TIE remains were brought there 1rnin
North English iowa. where fles asfth
pncu-eG Tia Decreased WIS hnrn "a
a-nlnn1 Sky .-ll-s.A ysA-s ssD anu
iauvHB sun aId Z daugn1aT 10 nnurl.
haT 1nsk
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Cash prizes IN the sun Of 1860 have
been hung III hy ths Marshall CounIy
Farmers SHIRT Course association Eur
the best hursas. cattle. swine ant
sheep Lnal VII bs exhibited lhars dur
ing TIE nsE snn-- course II February
Tie best II The imported am domestic
stock af lhs Iov-g Srsts college Anas
II be sant here far display pur-
poses, hui VII not participate II the
prizes
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The Lynn hotel building ene u TN
oldesI landmarks e saer a-saesa. ant
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N-il1a Baldwin well u d. ann
widely knpwn ci1izan. die6 q his nnns
a Nsw3on E11sr lDIls Illness u It1e
GRIP ana 3 complication o. p1fiaI us,
Hasas. He was formerly z rasi6an1 81
C1-as1p1.. and Is videiy known IN Jas
Per county IF Il one u Lns DID resi-
dents pf ms COUNTY
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"a EsE-E asp 5au-y lam Z farm
p firing nsG shangndlah -ez1.sssl
seE FL ARE N ms farm Of s4q aerss.
since ta- zima NJ ms -rusa upEr FL
Pfc q sanl Il acs and would nn-
nov consider gar FL aca
4 dsa WIS runniaasa n ne II
GERS q ne luDuuna A1nla-lr giIlI 5n-
z Wrestling nazcr san -hat CIR
ps-vean 5ann Rvf1nev -na giant
IsalleHEsan o. Zlrlcasu am andres Al
de-sun. 1tla e-a--inle sFeaA
I r-orr Of I1va men headed "
Franz po-zs-6ald n ARu-lc ns
5,l--anased +1ia San -.uiF ---ga-iun
Land zrsd Power rnupar fnr una
- ae ian aa1ia-E -nsrr VII pU
z im lana II ena 5al -lsa
alr
-ne dea1 X Nj 5an=a Nss1E
& n=r hgn1e q s-arle -smevr4s u1la
q M pioneers n aa- conuln1z-r Sis
WIS Z na- 1 AIT rat r=sid-
81 1eva Continuously sinda ST.
re- husband SIMS. an ms
laughter su-rpa ha-
re nre-z n Mr. = -rs-sr v,sr
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One NJ Sar Ctfty nldHs1 1nfahiza-llts7,
Mrs. James Richards died q the name
Of ne, daughter N-g j 4 erase
as1e- long illness dna u ND ase
Mrs. E.icha-fis was norn II Cornwall,
England, II May. 1873 Hnd was mar
ret II 1876 CF nine children, i've
spwE-svts me-
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John George Rgat p years, passed
evEv e MS nur1ss z Csu--slig- H
v-RE Z s-ud- plnnaa- n ne sa-'iz I1ay-s
gnu rwn YEARS agp celebrated MS
golden Wedding anniversary Besides
his VIE NJ = survived pr nine tsflii-
6-sn ant fis1z--w7 grandchildren
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09

Mirrlow BALDWIN Z rssr III ts
dead Al ais home Il Newton Re
sided in Jasper eou-tr @. 1Iy Yea1
He leaves Z WIDOW ano two g-gy-u
children TIE fpreraz W. u aeld 4
the Christian church
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09

The dea-n q MIR e. BALDWIN vel
known 81 Coitss. vhare tla ltrsd ua1T
years before LIZ removal Of ns I'm
ly to Newton. occurred = h5s horna
n that city Re mas daughter KS
william Jennings
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF OBJ
FELLOWS.

Han Ssrs1tn and Main Streets.
hsoknk Lodge. Ma. Is, meets rsEr
isrlr Mondsy evening Ell 7-39 O'clock
An. Bisrman, \. c. o. ". Anschutz
Recording Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-09

over THE STATE
?. Wars stJ,g e Discuss Gpoa Roaas
Before aaasspn County Gono
apaas tssoaiztinn
Mon1ss, Jar. IL
IOWA MEN m LAND DEAL
Frank Po-se-4isla 81 ttlane,e ana osn
e-s Pr oua-er N Mnlion
II ths san -uis
Valley
hndianola has stared campaign for
. bsr-er wafer supply
The Wright courtv Monitor mas
stared upon tbe forfeit ysar d its
existence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
BLIND PIANIST DIES
AT AN ADVANCED AGE

Colfax, Wash.-Mrs. Hattie r. st.
Lawrence, aged 66 years, died from
paralysis at ColfaX, yesterday. Fu
neral services are being held this af
ternoon. Mrs. st. Lawrence was born
blind. but by constant effort and un-
usual ability, became a very clever
musician, having gained fame in COM
posing music for W. a. ogden, Phil
lip Phillips and the Methodist Book
Concern, also a vocalist. She was
educated at the, Institution for Blind
at Columbus, o. Mrs. st. Lawrence
was born in Ohio. Her father, Hen
ry Haldman, edited the Buckeye Ea-
gle, the first republican newspaper of
Ohio. His family consisted of five
girls and two sons, all now dead.
She is survived by her husband, j. w.
st Lawkrence, and one son, l.. st.
Lawrence. a travelling salesman Of
Spokane, Wash. Mr St. Lawrence is
also a blind pianist, having received
his musical education in New York
city. They were married in Watseka,
H., and travelled as the J. w. st.
Lawrence Concert company for Is
years. covering the west and middle
western states. owing to the i'll
health Of Mrs. St. Lawrence, they
abandoned the road and located at
Pullman. Wash. is years ago, NOV
ing TO ColfaX IS years ago, where
they have been engaged in the piano
business Mrs st. Lawrence was
stricken with paralysis six years ago
and has been a helpless invalid since
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
SPOKANE INDIANS
HONOR DEAD CHIEF

Springdale, Wash.-SOmething uni
que in the way of celebration is
being planned to occur in Sprngdale
Saturday, when a gathering of the
members of the Spokane Indians is to
| take place 20 unveil the monument re-
Gently erected to the memory of' Oil
yer Lott formerly chief of the tribe.
This monument has been erected
! on a small island in Sheep creek,
about $50 yards below the town of
ISpringdale, at which point the form
er chief lost his life three of four
months ago by drowning.
Chief Lott had been subject to heart
trouble for several years, and often
suffered from fainting spells. on the
morning on which he lost his life he
was seen to so toward the creek at
an early hour. and it is presumed
that he knelt down to get drink ana
was overcome by one of these faint
ing spells, as his lifeless body was
found a short time later lying face
downward IN less than three inches
Of water, where it would have been
impossible for him to drown had he
been conscious.
A short time ago n concrete shaft
was erected at this spot as a mark
of respect to the late chief, who was
always popular with his white broth
ers, and this proved highly pleasing
to the members of the tribe, with
whom he was popular, Now it is pro-
posed to hold a celebration Saturday
at which all the former chiefs sub
jects will be present, and at which,
as is the custom with the red men.
big feast will be the principal attrac-
tion.
A large fat steer has already been
secured, and this with a number OF
smaller animals, will be barbecued |
While in a pit near the scene of the
celebration, and Saturday both red |
and whites from miles around win !
gather to participate in the big |
feed" and assist in unveiling the mon |
ument 1t is expected that fully 500 ,
Indians will be preseut besides a
large number OF whites, and a pro-
gram of races and other sports is be-
ing arranged for the occasion.