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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-21
Kansas CITY Livestock.

NHHsaS CITY, July ZI.-CatOe-EsC1-
mated receipts for today, 5000; steady
to 10 cents lower
Native steers ........ 900. 4.5o@725
Southerns 5000. ...... go. 34oM5.50
Westerns ....:. 80. $1,000. 425@6. 40
Native cows and heifers 90. 2.25@7.5
Stockers and feeders ...... 3.4o@5 so
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
Heavies ........ ...... go. s.oo@s.1o
Packers and butchers ...... 7.so@s.o5
Lights ..... ............ 76O@795
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
5000; steady; mutto rfhmhhm
5000; steady
Muttons go. 5000. 900. 4.oo@5. %
Lambs ........ ...... 80. s.50@775
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-21
Kansas City Grain,

Kansas City, July Fl.
Wheat-No hard, 1.11A @1.17;
July. 1.18N.
corn-No. mixed, s71z @s7N; July,
s6A.
. oats-No. white, 5s@55.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-21
Omaha Livestock.
ST. Louis Livestock.

81. LOUIS livestock.
st. Louis. July 21.-Cattle-Esti-
mated receipts for today, 5000; opened
steady
Native steers ............. 4.40@7.15
Cows and heifers .......... 3.5O@6.9
Stockers and feeders. $1,000. 3.25@4s5
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
1000; opened strong.
Pigs and lights ........... 6.00MS.05
Packers $500. ........... 7.sOmS.15
Butchers and best heavy. 7.95@S.35
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
1000; opened steady.
sheep .......... .......... a.5oa475
Lambs $3.50. .............. 6.00@7 80
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-21

ST. Louis Grain.
st. Louis, July 81.
Wheat-July, 1.101a.
Corn-July, II.
Oats-July 43A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-21
Provision
Chicago Grain Close.

visions We're dun and steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-21
Corn.

The market broke sharply, owing to
weakness in wheat. July closing off IS
q Il, September down y at e63s a6612.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15

to keep out of my way. Did she u
your.
No replied Ashwood. the coai
mine owner. she said nothing 2
me about it,
Il suppoSe she thought my wort
did not amount to nothing because
w; nobody but a half-staHea9
striker. but she will mind it ye..
you ret your sweet life she will
don't know just why the devil fe'cns'
you right in here when he knew 'n's
/ was made at you for being the desss
OF my wife, but you got to take YOU
medicine, so there is your dose. i,
With that he struck blow WIZ. !,
heavy club which certainly Voa',
have crushed Ashwood's head ~.
not the end of the club struck
branch of the tree at the same !.
slant it came in contact with =,
head. AS 1t was. the blow was sa.
ficient TO produce unconseioushe.s,
and when Gordon (the striker 50
him fall, he ran away
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
A BAPTIST ELDER
Restored to Health by Yinol

II was run down and weak from in
digestion and general debility, also suf-
fered from vertigo. saw cod liver
preparation called yinol advertised and
decided to give II trial. and the re-
suits were most gratifying. After TAX
Ing two bottles regained my
strength and am now feeling unusually
we'll" Henry Cunningham, Elder Bap-
fist Church, Kingston, n. C.
Vtnol is not patent medicine-but a
preparation composed OF the medicinal
elements OF Gods livers, com bined with
a tonic iron and wine. yinol creates
hearty appetite, tones up the organs
OF digestion and makes rich, red blood
In this natural manner, yinol creates
strength for the rundown, over
worked and debilitated, and for deli
cate children and old people. For
chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis
Yinol is unexcelied.
All such persons In this vicinity are
asked to try Vinol on our offer to re-
fund their money IL 1t fails to give sat
isfaction.
SOLD BY
MeGRATh BROS. DRUG CO.,
,kEOKUk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
Laughter, Digestion
and Health

An eminent Russian physician has
stated his opinion that laughter Is one
Of the best means known to science
for the correction of dyspepsia, stoni-
ach and nervous diseases.
Laughter. however, in dyspeptic
Is Ike The memory OF running brooks
Ind shady giens 20 the furnishing and
dying man los. in the desert.
Il one could but know al the causes,
reasons and origins OF dyspepsia. one
would net wonder al half-hesrted-
ness Of : dgspeptic't gaiety.
There is z cesseiess call for sppe-
ttte, food and enjoyment 10 q dyspep-
tie, coupled with morose. moody be-
lef and knowledge that such call Is
mocEery and Il INDUCED in viii bring
discomfort, pain and regret
Perhaps Il il were understood that
the digestive system. including mouth.
throat and alimentary canal, en-
bracing as It does the stomach, is com
pyoged Of membraneouz tissue filed
with millions OF small nerves, which
control added millions Of little mouths
0. suckers Perhaps Il this were
known men could more comprchen-
sfvely understand that 70 disarrange
such System would mean indeed in
tense physical pain
WOW suppose that this alimentary
canal ts Z MSS Of worn out, debili-
-ed nerves and mouths. each suffer
ing excr1ciating physical pain and
discomfort, and suppose such canal
filed sith the fumes and foul odors
and decayed food from the last meal,
Ind one .-as slight idea as 70 the lack
Of laughter Of q dyspeptic-
S,uart's Dyspepsia Tablets com
posed Of the highest digestive ingredi-
enta-one grain Of single ingredien,
icing capable Of digesting 1000 grains
81 tood-relieves the aiimentary cana!
II its onerous duties. assists it along
ifs entire length f30 feet to perform
tt routine, irnpartg strength and bouy-
zncy 10 the stomach and gives gack
70 the blood q strong, healthy nourish
n1ent
Gtagart'g Dyspepsia Tablets are nat
1ral zdiunctg To digestion. They dc
not falgeiy stimulate an already weak
en-d machine. but build mp where
building IN needed and remove where
removal II necessary.
gtuart'g Dyspepsia Tablets have
nothing 10 conceal Here Is what thei
made 81. Hydrastfs. golden zeal
lacso3e 4nd aseptic pepsin. Forts
iisoaeahd DfY.iciaDg III America ana
CauaG& uae and prescribe them. They
should ~ used after every hearty mea
shetheF one II dysDeptic or not.
EYsry druggist carries them; pric'
ne. send Ys your name End address
and Ee viii send you sample pack
age free. Addreas, p. A. Stuart Co.
/ 10 stuart Bldg. Marghal!, Mich.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15

psychologically what the doctors
medicines 90 for us raysically:"
Chapter 10 deals with Jail and In
nocence It reads:
While Frank Kelly and Bill Geof-
frey wer" cnduring their unjust and
wearisome Incarceration in the Carg-
mont jail. ha-;ng nothing to do, they
passed much RI their time IN relating
incidents in their lives and planning
for the future. In this way they be
came confidential. Frank could read .
little, but could write none. and Bill,
as We have seen. could never read
nor write. Each day the jailer would
bring In paper which, however, did
them little good, for to do his best.
Frank could not read -1ore than one
column a i.ay. Still BY this means.
ley began to learn something OF the
political situation"
The abuse of Methodis.s is referred
to as follows:
John Mercer was not bad man.
His opposition to the night school
did not arise s-om a heart more de-
PRAYED than others. John did not
like the Methodists and Hank Miller
was one of them. He thought that
the proposed 5chool was ane of Hanks
projects. and just because of his be-
ing Methodist and the son of a
Methodist preacher. Mr. Mercer would
m tho
Chapter q tells of a strike In the
coal mines in which the people are
reduced to direct want The strikers
wife finally dies from exposure and
lack of necessaries, indirectly due TO
to strike. The dead ~woman's hus-
band, himself striker meets one
of the owners OF the mines, who
said: told yorr wife yesterday
IL Nell died. wanted l.er to tell you
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
Item Welcomed BY
Many Men

TINS -srSr.s ez- - zzgs5 II nu-se-
50 snas 10 g7e nsssd EDr~ os an
eths-s sr,01ass.s as TIE ingredients
csn =. Obtained separately al any
EatAs stocked drug sat-3- They are
II regular MS amt -2aET Gs---@l1
ss-gsE-EpI aGs-zs are constantly bang
Gls=o with
ms TTaa prove Eear1s-1= 15s. Of
Information fer all those WHO G-s
9FSrw70-Ea1- gs1.5-y- 6ss-,or61s11--
-s-FuEaE and have trembling links
sTlrE-F--s:s. 5asulz5a- fear Without
tS1se- zals11-r II vz1rIrs1E. and
gzDeraa sE6hNa-r To at naturally
and -z-1r7zzav As others d. be-
esa1nse 1as --sat le-- can be pre-
Fsars1 s=c-eEgF al h7-e and taken
Esssashu- zzzT ones kz0F1eoge-
CvTEcGke1 once -sn and the
many victims - ssc.c5s-Fs lats
hours ard dSsEs1sa.5o1 MIL i. Is
SAID lid thu restorative they are
II heed Of
!. The reader DECIDES 10 trv s-.
<Fl 1a-s4s ounces 81 ordinary syrup
sz-ssrEa-Saaa eslysuznd and oae
INK and IL. Stand tEo hours. then
xE enc ounce compound essence
cSrc33l and one ounce -1zctN-<
cst-s-ss-s compound kuo- ca-dz-
zoula- xix all -age-h<-. shake weE
and Take Z cezS-roolt-z after each
meal and ons Eh&1 retiring
4 Certain we@-EooEn medical ex-
PERT ssssrLs that thousands Of
EF1 and MANY WOMEN are sufferers
all 1eczrEe u 6crrsz. czyr-sla-
Hon Of 1k= hs1cs5 and z csonse-
G1Sltza impairment oS the nsry-
c.Ds force which t@Ee-s s5e most
dreadful symptoms and untold mis-
e-T-
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snakes Eror Hail.

Then they cut of Mary AIMS long
black hair and turned each hair into
a snake and set them to crawling over
him.
They painted her black. put SNUFF
into her nose. mouth and eyes ami
starved hem for DAYS and months 10
make them promise they would never
speak to each other again. And fin
ally kindled bonfire under them 70
burn item uD.
we hail as a boon that which will
relieve our distress even though we
may not know the principle upon
which relief is effected
I'm our sickness we cell doctor to
prescribe medicine OF which We know
not even the names-nauseous COM
pounds. repulsive both to sight and
taste. but take the awful doeses
one after the other. finding presently
that they correct our Irregularities and
heal our maladies. Why I'm, should
not a dream do for us mentally or
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
Ta TE.E~cn..

@saess 4a5lzf4s VS. ss7s fzxt Tst1eHs-
Re ION = 1an e'--airlg % laza eTa
es.se ~ ~ 57-=z4eat-nE air9-
s@sf y " Frank O-N@35l, z cr21ssu u
F'fsas Ncl12g RIO sea a,@ea Injured q
z szllsr&c ae Fss-0r c-sF plar
y Mo "ss,l@se ps-,s1''eea md iry-roae1
III = a-szg ~ co1ss- p s-@ak21
z sose Hpga@9 RS poksttTe taat
L1es1 Tzs ~ -z1 @zo called n 14-1-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
GROWING
GIRLS NEED
PINK PILLS
The Tonic Necessary for Their
Proper Development and to
Insure a HeaI1hiul and
Happy Life Read This
Statement OF an Iowa
Woman.

T5s-s L q tcr- q Aa=-ss. q taco-
Lsss-lass- 1fls1 1st1ssa z@ac1s E-15E a-S girls.
stssa liza hss1 called fa.s zrsz--ss al d.
vsaglDsGI Ii requires eAre aid lru-rr
aass-1aGo - csgasss -sF ex1se LIE cE
EnEla-g--loass End suffering. Tglere x
als9 L4a1ss- q tsaaszz -r5on- especially !.
; 6y, AzcE2S tsuz-n IL p1rsgs45 -Eas
1lssase L L lias tae... aas D-- Wss.ass--,ss
Pink Pills ar particularly wei ak -re.5
ID c-s L. We hire wi 10 tssa- a 3
cass L Ea1cs sioase tlzf6 -nzEa-x uElls
sasTe ossa tired Ei1oszz sarxass-
Miss Ess2aa- Z Dsutsn- a zssl-s
Ma5n sars,sE, Dsrs1rrz- Iu-z- saEs:
When wss Z sct,gsa CIR became
aS-3r1ae with znE-1-s aid grew 20 ~a.s
sEGss I esJ-a6 scszyre9v vzlk. Ti,--~ -ss
2 c-zTE1g tu- sas-r1 ar3 I a1e 2 <rrsa
dsal # IL lwzs psaae end thin. Lad IN
AMBITION and YES sas.act 10 fnvx1e-sfssz
sltzcE- NJ trzz1ig wzs 50 san-s thai
raF--l hare 20 fz1 down and -~sa n7
iEas FSy rg sLss seT1o1a sssSa 1 7T9a55
SsAl aslssJ DUNG r-r5-ssa0o m spite q
~ Efforts 10 k=ep awake and ii IAss tad
20 gre Up gong 70 scSso.oA
-s0lslzoes Z sss-nsd a. Il NV hsa-1
EO1d szUp oz1 Of NV t,oay- Almost
everything sse hz-1 NV s-og-aras z-d
s1ss1 bladder Srgs1b2s tl4ss sarsssd III 10
l2a'sS and phi Up had TWO doctors
11r1g sEas rvo Eea-x before / began
ls-g Dr. Wll-zls' Pink Pills and II
-zsi ssssy to26 Ely lo1hs- 5szas they
colA1 90 nothing tr- n
'@Ce1r dr1ETlss r4snEne15e1 d.. WI
Egw Pink Pills and WHEN lad taken
las- ao9z1 su--e weeks l noticed a
c.-a1ss so- the hes-sr- -Al-ege-her ]
Esd them tr about rear and sEey
gsvs -s rsr lif4 end health vfsen evsry
oFsas- mems gzz5 fazle5 ! Esre r@posIl-
L-as-2s9 the pills 70 mznr offers and am
alEzEs CAD 20 To 80
Dr. Wlliz-ns' PIX PlIEs sre sod bv
Al e--7--Eg2s-s- q se1t. postpaid. CT -1ceipf
II rrz1ss - 0sa-s pe- box * boxes 70.
$40 br Fae D- Williznss Aa5icioe
Company. SchsoscIz1.. y. I.
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Came Near Choking to Death.

A little boy. the son of Chris. d. Pet
e-zon. a well known resident of the
village OF Jacksonville, Iowa, had a
sudden and violent attack of Group.
Iuch thick stringy phlegm came up
after giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Mr. Peterson says: Il think
he would have choked to death had
We not given him this remedy For
SAL by Wilkinson & Co. pharmacy,
and j. f. Kiedaisch & Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
Water pierce CO. Mus. Ao.>,.,

JEFFERSON CITY No. Jan. L.
The supreme court has granted he
Waters Pierce Oil Company thirty dayg
in which to file an acceptance or 70.
lection of the courts recent declzion
in ordering II separate from tle stand.
ard trust.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
catarrh Cannot be Cured

cannot reach the seat of the diseasS1s Las.
tarrh is a blood or constitutional a l;.s n.
and in order to cure 1t you must l 1,rs 4
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrn IN ~ hi
taken internally. and acts direGus, r y q.
taprh S Cure IS not auack medicine; rs ]
was prescribed by one OF the hes. III III.
sicians In this country for years ,, ar
regular prescription. IT IS cola viii
OF the best tonics known, com ollis Suirectly
the best blood purifiers. aetna, ~ " CON.
on the mucous surfaces. The perie,e. what
bination of the two ingredients T. !, rur.
produces such wonderful results IL fres
ing Catarrh. Send for testlmon1l .ans.
F. j, CHENEY & CO., I,.Ja O.
Sold by Druggists. price sc. ,s,ps.
Take Halls Family Pills FOR eonsN
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
mo DOUBT NOW
OF INSANITY
Rev. Carmichael Had Written .
Noyel Whi-h sa9~s That
He Was Ls.sse 81:
Unbsss1ceS.
NO LITERARY TALENT
His story Wa. Poor On. arc
Contained a Number Of
Gre~some ard Morbid
Chapters
: NO LITERARY TALENT

There is no doub, rov that Rsr. Car
michael vas unbalanced for hs had
written novel. the reading OF which
show thoughts entirely opposite to
those Ehics should De in the brain of
minister OF the gospel. This novel
vas sent r. him shortly before be
murdered Browning. 10 q friend in
Detroit who has made some -ar1s Of
il public and Ii shows morbid ami
blood thirsty disposition in the writer.
Inc plot Of the story : simple
enough involving lore which does
lot run smoothly, though eventually
the couple come together and live
happily. In the course of he story
wealth OF detail describes life IN
small coal min ng village. The
mixed n11ionaiities re brought out
and the usual village C. aracters are
set forth The problems peculiar
70 coal mining village are fully
portrayed and the question OF night
schools for tie benefit OF the illiters-e
workers who spend their days in the
IS is discussed at great length.
The young hero OF the plot has a
sweetheart across the sea. the
thoughts OF whom fiji his mind day
and night. He participates in ter
rible strikes. the burning of q mill
wien brings death to several. is IN
justly accused Of burglary and Is
thrown in jill.
The girl in Scotland hears of the
happenings in his t. but has con
hdence in him throughout The hero
cannot write al first. bur ne finally
masters the art and corresponds with
her directly. Eventually she comes
10 America and they are married.
Tie morbid stuff is worked in in
many places of the plot. Among the
grewsome chapters is one telling Of
a dream in which are burning bodies
OF lovers, painting woman black.
putting snuff into her eyes and mouth
and turnink hairs pulled from her
head INTO snakes
The following excerpts give an idea
of the story which i called "The
Blazed Greek Mines This is the scene
follo-in funeral:
As he lar upon the top of his bed
that afternoon he fell asleep and
dreamed. Oh. such horrible dream.
He dreamed that he had given up
Mary Ann ard had married Samantha
Maria, who took him and all that be
longe 10 him away from the big
boarding house . Il upper story room
in her own home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15

WASHINGTON jan 1.-THE re-
t<rt ot ~ Ane-teza c5znmisslooer
seht 70 eo1gf@zz Te.z'ife n re gezi
reason Tor ne p,arpToaeaezDt D.
the Toxic e115es,loa sz.E ~ sl>,n
AZ evidence fhat iasport4a. forelya
governments we're esso<zeet u ~
ticipate On IN exteax!ye se4e .ae
original scope ras greatly enlarge.
1912 was TOO aeon for pepasatloa N
me government adopted he engineer
ing Of the financial program u c9a-
promising me extensive bJDleya7d md
street improvements and constrsc-sor
Of aarbor, pier and rafIroad tac3Itrex
which could not be completed h 1912
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
4 .len- h.sl,n La.I

= hare r@zcaed higae- health
seTel sllce ! heg@1 using DR.. Kings
Wv Life Pllls. writes Jaco5 Springer
2, Has- Frzakiln, ANIME. eThey keep
-2E s.f5<1ze1, ltFer and lo~eis working
stzt r1gAt Il these PiiIs di.appoint
gog u tr1zl- naoaeg VII b. refunded
= N.lslzao1 Il o. aad ]. Z. Kled-
z-bc1 Il s1a drug s.ore. z5c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
o,NeilL Ialks.

O'Neill went on the stand himself
and denied that ne had madc the
Hughes plat or had called on Judge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
ALL DRAWNI
SAME PICTURE
snin6s.- L.egsa Says Ira. o-zea
m.a l-e o1t sf--Ssns n.
Sam. Care "hs1- =.
W1rs.1-
He CLAIMS AN ALTBI
says Tns. r. Was "a csiisornE=
sinr. 1870 ard Never 1ss 10
N.g.gs Untll Lzss
Week

2 z Logan. charged w5-h beng z
swsndger. XIX Z speciality q 9=sellg
The Legal g-of=sEloa- had a3z E1-all-a-
snafg hearing gesle-dsy eFsaiag Il IL
suseer3or csoayr and MAS bognd gF=- ~
await TIE z6zton u III nsn grand
s1zF. his bend q ss,s9 asing confirmed
he safd -hzt be woald plead galiEF
L. .rae.ng eeeoea ~ J aose--s ouE
OF IN cr6e- fos & worth Of fzzndagsE
~ wee8- ost had nothing ID % With
TIE case 81 Judge Hughes q Eea-
ago.
NJ tcok The z.znd gss.erdzF after
racO1 End explained -1st 11@rs were 2
oczez -eea working .ae as-e racket
sad hat Their II 1se1 tae same
scheg-e aad drew -1s azms plat He
Vas Wiling 30 z5nait tAa- IL go- An
order rom " J. Roberts. a-I had neE-
er r7e- Judge Hughes excepting lzE-
geek
ID occa,er. $40. 1ze ans rasa
Jasge Eugaes gre up sl5 10 z strz1g
q. E.ogaz saFs -hss h Has Il Doz
azgases and NzE drunk @9st q iae
nnasl-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15

Gold Medal Flour make. the Iightest
sponge cake ! ever saw. RACHEL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
MF.a s.-i P--tsssssnza Teams From
cz-shsa. Me-. Sterling and
o1iasy as Ne----s q
ogs7zxstso--A
SIGNED RAUsE
c-se. T~i-s.- wIsl Again Der oGio-
~ unftsr--ot7er Base Bail
Ns..s o< Interest 80
League Fans

Elmer s=s5r. Of tie Camp Point
Journal, started Increment some
s5-n= ago for taa organization Of N
.Adz-s COUNTY baseball lsag1e- TIE
s5sa wzs Il 7o-ably reserved ~ tAa
ottessscyzaiy plays-s Of the sur-
rounding csolutrr and -ae matter L.
beng discussed II ali Of see smaller
aoEas Al -1s present tine The re-
s.at Is that there nov seems 10 De z
possibility Of Ei-cs0unsE aeague-
which zaF snesads teams from Car
zhzs=- Mt Starting and Qliacr- SUCH
2 league FcaId be Of great yalne 10
baseball IS Il would give the plaEers
IN opportunity 10 6svelope and the
managers Of league tall clubs IN this
section WOULD have mex field IRON
which raay could SCENE recruits. en-
abling talented playsrs 10 gain rec
oznf-lon and eventually reach ne
higher leagues a meeting xiii prob
ably be held ING latter part Of Jan
nary o. tae first Of February and the
uatsar again discussed
Quincy could furnish semi-p-otes-
sioaal team wtEh little officially, while
tsgfn Cartilage and MI Sterling have
sl.ays hem represented by fast IN
dependent O. ser1i-protessionai teams
and .olld jump al the opportunity Of
entering tha league
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15

Waterloo viii enlarge It's grand
stand II il contemplated by the di-
receors TO build ee-too- addition
giving l09 more reserved seats. This
decision on the part of the directors
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15

Harry Hofer OF Quincy mas signed
Stats Rause. pitcher Who playel
several games al gunner during ms
of the season Rause had z prefer
ence Of Quincy over FreeporL and vii
be- glad 10 get back
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15

Is the result Of the formation of .
booster Grub which viii De organized
Waterloo feels that IN order to De the
real chan. ion city OF the league il
must have an attendance OF al least
$1,000 in addition 10 winning the
pennant and viii make an attempt 10
reach this figure.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
DE Ia cEeA / Ia MEGA.

Noe sorprendi6 Ia noohe sn las eeyea~
MAS de Hsiriah, pero mas nos sorprsndio
ell, nombre del pueblo. Gl Aguamanil
dispar5 IN tire, 8 embellishments los
camellos que nos onndncian dooiafon
las patas se echaron en ei suelo para
que pvdisranos baiar de sus lomos. LES
dimos lss sraclss por tan oportuno do
blez y, una vez pie TERRA. vimos como
go soru,aban en- eirculo los expediciona-
rios con sus tiendas, deiando en ell centro
q los animales, inciuso q Mufir 81 Jofaina.
La tienda de las bellas desconocidas
estaba al lado de Ia nuestra, porque asi
lie correspoudta por Ell ndmero de 6rdeu
que llevaban, y desgraciadamente no
tenfa un trlste aguiero por donde pu-
dieramos observar las costumbres inti-
mas de las futuras edaliscas del Sab, Sc
gun virnos en- la escapatoria nocturna
que h;cimos impulsados por la curiosidad
v ell alan de adquirir conocimientos en-
ciclopedicos.
A todo este, un mosconeo como de col
mena gigantesca de orfe6n timido nos
puso en- autos de Ia, oraciou vespertina
de los peregrinos. que no sabfamos 81 Ia
elevaban para pedir favores q Mahoma
8 para lamar al sueno. Il
A nosotros nos llarn6. pero no qui-
simos entregarnos el sin antes haber
cenado de los magnfficos iamones que
conducfan nuestras alforias.
Dormimos como Iirones arabes, al
salir ell sol no cant6 Ia perdiz. pero sono
un tiro. sehal inequfvooa de que Ia cara
vana proseguia su interrumpida marcha,
Dusante ell trayecto entire Hiiriah Y
Nvhra nos sirvi6 de entretenimiento
ell piropear q las peregripas de. msrras
que. mas que lisonias, realmente meFecian
baderillas de fuego, porque no auisieron
tornar varas nj tiros. hasta ell punto de
ponernns cara de vinagre de Moka de-
cirnos en- castellano chapurrado:
-Cristiano mucho curioso, demasiado
fisg6n. Cristisno golto. cristisno chulo,
cristiano sin vergueuss.
Pareciendouos aquello una letania des-
agradsbls. murmurapos 'ora pro nobis ,"
v nos mordimos los labios inferiores (csda
cual ell suyo), dando por fracssada nues-
ira tentative.
En- este estabamos cuando oimos dos
resoplidoS simultaneos muy cerca de no.
sotros. Eran del camello del Muir y del
camellor del Mufir, es decir, dsl
propio Jofaina. que Sc babfa fIjado tam
bien en- las odaIiscas dssdebosas y qucrfa
echar su cuarto 4 espadas.
Lo echo en- efecto, pues alternando con
los chismes y cuentos que nos referfa
y que NADIA nos iuportaban' dirigfa las
i6venes frases que no entendfamos, pero
que nos molestaban un ST es no es.
Lego Ia noche, como de costumbrc,
y a POGO de llegar Sc nos acerco ell Muir
invitandopos a yer ula curiosidad leja-
ma nientras instalaban ell campamento.
La curiosidad era NO minarete inclinado
de la apblAci6o de Kirah que Sc dessSca'
ba en eli horizonts y databa del tempo