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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
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Nem Yorf, I. Mars. - Or
Eralioett Nooicuelt perbrad)tc Den
aeItrI0en Gag aui Sogomore Sill,
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higtc ieine Gorreiponocn5, u1o am
Nod)mittag fdlltele r 90lme I'M @als
Of blntcr lelnem Sonblib mic CT Dies
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er, luie iiblid), Dem @~ottcSbienlt IN
Der Ghriit'@pisfopultird)c bel.
NlldJ geltcrn langtcn cine A,,sobl
goten BON Ncm.Dprter 9luncnb6no.
Term al, Die buitige Sicbc59obcn iiir
Den GlsFrGliocntcn mo iciue Satin
brodten, iulo in elmer Sdole in lei.
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hcrc ainber 5(ori'a.
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belt" lcrut man i'm icbt lebntc
ea olld gcItern ob, irgeno etmoS iiir
Die SciIentlidfeit 81 iogen, Die Gin-
5elhclten 'einer Observation-Disclosures.
Nel'e ooer Die GprgGngc III Der Bun
reSbnliptItoot jl crortcrn. &n5mi.
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Splter 9op Dor, ibrem oiltiu9ltirtcr
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Gtn5clbciteu arrougirt mcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
8pnnernenr SasfcG pcrflnat.
@agea 0eiflmnabme ser inn NeliB
bon Scorit'a Nnmolt bciinoliden
Gupicre.

BON Scorit'a Nnwolt bciinoliden
Yupicre.
@utbrie Sflo, :. MGri. -
Scott HcpnoloS bot lnl hicliQcn Bun
bes-areisgeridt @oupcrneur Sosfell.
oeIien Sefrctdr SrpiUi :. Smith.
Sheriif S>obn MohonCp mo Rpbcrt
!. Sltnsforo outs Glepcluno. Sflo..
olli $1,000 Sd)ooeneriob pcrfloot.
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@ouuerlellr &osfeil gtaen @iQiom
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alli $600,0O0 Sd1obenerioB dis bcs
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lpuroe 0eShalb Dor mthrcgcn Modc11
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Fripatpapiere abaenomncn.
Ter Sberifi %liefcrte biejc Eopierc
OIL Smith aus, lueItCr lie DEM @o,l-
ncrneur ilGcrgab. Gben mor man in
OeIien 9ureou bohei, lie 5lt lcien, ais
lie tralt rihtcrlid)en Ncichls dbocholt
murocn. aenntniB 0ca &nhalta Der
Fapicrc luiiroc lntbiillt bobclL mel.
der grt Selueisn,oteriul >turlt ococn
S0atcll 9elanunelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Sbcu. 8. Sicner & Co.,
217, Eisyaltimorc- Strafe.

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@eloIenoungcn beior8t nab Geutld).
Lamb, Scitreid, GnBlano Ii. /. 10.
@ediel ailsgefteit aui mislGuoiihe
Wanfen. Greoitbricfe unb Eropeiers
eheaues. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

H6hf fasY Mustssb betpgs, q. Ratne, ala
Ct'baittmsse'otE. xa1s Qxhsu o~euje.Nse1as.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
PERSONALS.

Miss Marian Judd OF Emporium.
Penn. who has been Visiting with her
aunt. Mrs. j. II. Cole. at 2tf High
street, left for her home this morning
via Chicago, where she Will visit am
other aunt for few days.
Miss Geneva Pubieky has returnez
home from visit IN Columbus, III
l., II. williams has returned from
a weeks trip In Lee and Henry eoun.
ties
Mrs Jas. r.. Keevera left this morn.
Ing for a visit with relatives IN Oak
Park and Chicago
Mre. G. II McLanry Of Burlington
Is visiting In the city for II few days
with her son.
Louis p. Hill, claim agent Of the
Burlington, WIS in the city yesterday
on businesa.
owen J. Dcyaney. formerly Will
Duncan-schell furniture company d
this city, now Of Chicago, who has
been visiting In the city for the past
several days. has returned homs,
DR.. Herman Bryan. missionary 81
China, IL visiting IN the city with
| friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
Sixteen People Supposed 10 Have seen
Touchd by TWO Smooth Graft
ers Who Sci, en-.
larsements,
CLERGYMAN INVOLVED
Rev. George Gislinser Caught Fer
s24.5o While Others lest
Smaller Amount In
the Fraud.

A big photo swindle swept keakea
not long ago ard it looks rs II q mum,
/ Der of local residents were caught In
the net, among them being Rev. Geo
Giglinger. pastor of ST. Mary's Cathe
lie church. St Joseph's hospital and
many others. The facts are these:
Two smooth young fellows visited
Keokuk as long as three months ago
and contracted for the enlargement Of
many pictures. agreeing to have the
enlargement done for nothing. the
only charge being for the frames,
Father Giglinger was one OF the heaei.
est losers and was caught for Ssaa0,
AT the police station this morning he
stated that he had been brought a
proof of the enlargement, which was
very good, and was then asked to pay
the above sum in advance and thus
obtain big reduction on the work,
The sum was paid over, but the
framed picture never returned 1t was
then after several weeks that Deputy
Marshal Jerry Harrington took up the
work Of investigating the matter and
wrote to the Wilton Avenue Art Stu.
dio of Chicago. which firm the men
claimed the represented
This morning a number OF photo
graphs were received from the studio
company which leads local police to
believe that many people were stung,
The firm is exonerated from any guilt
as they do not employ the agents and
it is merely through them that the
work is completed. II is reported that
the hospital was caught for SIS. while
others were caught for smaller sums,
Following is the list:
Rev. George Giglinger.
st. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Ella o. Griffey, "a South Sec,
ond street.
Mrs. c. Lawson, sol Main.
Mrs. A. Hovey. No. 10 Main.
Mrs. Olds, No. rs Main.
Mrs. F. l.. Morse, corner Third and
Johnson.
Miss Helen Hogan. 1Os Water
| street
Mrs. F. NJ. Deer, 1925 Main.
! Miss Mabel Sherman. No. 8 Water
| Miss Hattie spaulding, No. % MAR
4 street.
Mrs. Lou Payne, No. Water street
Miss Blanche Bess, No. Is MAR
street.
/ Miss Georgia Lane, No. Is Mar
/ street.
I Mrs. l.. Kpebler, s1S Main street
Miss Marie Smith. No. Wate
street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
Cry NEWS.

In ali there were about three
hundred people left this place today
to take in the rain at Kahoka, about
an equal number going on the regular
and special trains. Quite few OF
those who left this morning returned
home on the noon train.
Recorder Ed. G.. Vaughn discov-
cred book in his Office today which
was new to him and which contains
number of discharges during the
civil war, among whica are recorded
the discharge OF Noble Warwick, $.
H. johnson and others kncwn in Keo'
knk. The discovery resulted from
letter received BY Mr.. Vaughn from
j. &. Davidson, an old soldier living
at Red Oak. Iowa, asking FOR copy
Of his discharge. stating that they
were on file in the office. The die
charge OF Mr.. Davidson. dated 1863
was found and copy sent as per hif
request
Owing to the rain this afternoon
It was necessary to call of the base
ball game. 4 double bill will be play
ed tomorrow. the first game to star
at 200 O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
hot Water on . Fire.

Queer things happen at fires" said
LEXIS X, Jordan 81 Cleveland, This
other day the lace curtains caught On
fire in an east side home and there
was some panic while the fire lasted,
you bet, Kyerybody called fof the i'm.
ported cook ogt IN the Kitchen 70 hass
tic ID With q dish pan 81 two u mas
ter Bur she didn't arrive Oh 8bs
rceae until somebody had psisad down
the curtains ard tfam5lea our sfe
flames,
why didn'. yos aafYy9'' ,asy ASKED
her reproaeafailg
1fgfrY. sbG repeated, s5Sssa's !
tsgrsyin as fast as could had ROT
wateF IN tse dish pan @sscsa 7oa saeI,
tered At TIE aas ] ha1 10 saf@p o8s
taa, and ges sefae colo w8ssfs Won
9l6ns want nae 10 come IN AID throw
hot watef on She FIRE AVID aaks II
worse, did go5a2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
CITY NEWS

=-ln reapenae to a letter asliha for
officers to take charge OF the Home
Mieaian at snb Main ST., Major General
u, Fielding has appointed Capt, and
Mfa, Carpenter in charge Of this WORT
They also have with them their
daughter Lieut., Bertha Carpenter and
Lieut.. Vern Howard, The public will
find that We have four good Christian
people with ts now ali from the Vol
unteefg of America, Hoping and trust
ing that you will stick to these people
spiritually aud financially and help IN
the uplifting OF Gods work Hsfviees
Will be held every evening except Mon
day, Everybody welcome Gen bless
you Sincerely yours, Mr. and Mrs
pedman. former officers III charge,
About q hundred and fifty e6eIf
sionists from Dallas City arrived here
at Las this afternoon to st16y tht
rain. The crowd came iii OH the OF
tnmwn Belle and barge.
James Seward. a resident of Eddy
Wis lPeH. pHsrsa aWAs sifS fffe' =
ing, word being feesiysd IN this Cit
/ by friends, that The body Of tho dc
ceased would be shipped fisfe for bur
iai this evening OF tomorrow morning
The deceased was d resident OF thii
city about twenty-five years ago hsit
has many friends III this city Bhfis
viii bs made III this city. funeral an
nouncsments 70 lis made later,
South bound * Inns train. no II
was IN hour and siaif late this morn
ing. delaying the Chicago mail Lbs
length OF Tins,
~tjr. Reid viii be at lbs high seii65
I and Mr.. Patterson al ths afamHs
school On Saturday to classify an
help on any irregular pBbils OF fis'
ones The public schools viii star
on Monday morning,
In e8ss tsls rain af this sftsfba9i
was 10 posi- eBa ths base ball gsaas,
agabts header Vas 70 rs played q
morrow. b5te biye ladies would H9t y
admitted free. ladies' Gay b6iHg pos
t9ted until Saturday afternoon, Jts
assef dlsaef ii i99ksd doubtful %slssh
ef i gssae eeaIQ bs played today $
ne segte#i3ss sfizzis VAS @oHssaa
and safessGnea 10 speii Bfae gfett}a
ana attendance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
CITY NEWS

Harry Duncan has Joined the
ranks OF automobiles OF Keokuk, hay
ing purchased REQ for himself.
ITO members OF the Monday music
club: 1t Is earnestly requested that
all members viii send their names at
once that they may b. placed in the
year book; also send in numbers for
the years program Immediately 10 Mrs
Mary Miller, chairman 81 program
committee. Sen wdDlauo tickets from
time TO time 10 be stamped, 70 Mss
wins, president
"A fortune is awaiting the right
John Young. whoever he IL and gher-
ever he Ia living. The police received
letter this morning from A, r. gron-
ell of Marquette, Neb. asking for IN
formation az to the whereabouts Of
rli.. Jhfs yuung nm IL stoat eighty
I years % age and vss last heard Of fl
/ Keokuk. The letter states that his
/ father died in Philadelphia leaving a
{ soIfune. His fathers name vas either
] Phlllil. or John Young.
-Rey. Thomas o'Reily wss report
ed little better to-day.
IL @. Ho,dt brother cf TIE mar
who lad lcg cot on tn the lsea
yards a shoii time aso, .ss afreAtGs
this afperufon for beating 2 fSaft
bill b. tiie CLYDE hotel
As tho grand Jury II n session q
the district court. Charles Agrew ,a'
Hamilton man arrested fof cutting o.
car Rcichclt on The lGgee short tifat
ago, has not been given preliminary
hearing and thc case bas gone bsfoft
thai body,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
Tbs Snake Record.

HAMPTON, Iowa. Sept. 2.-Thc big.
gest killing of rattlesnakes occurred
near here this week when Frank Kane
ana ne brother Harry got forty OF the
sp'g fellows whict, they found In a dc.
sertsd field while picking blackberrina.
an old stump which was knocked oy-
g yielded twelve whose ratfies eyer
aged from ten 10 fourteen in number
q bounty Of 20 cents each 10 paid for
mathematics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
Gaze Of Ida Hinman VS.. Hull and
sons Occupied Attention Of
Court During the
Day.
GRIMsLEY CASE AGAIN
Messrs. Dolan and Jones pemurred
Certain Paragraphs in Answer
and Move cross-Petition
be Stricken Out.

The case OF Ida Human VS.. Hull
and Sons, G. III. Hull, Walter Hull,
Clyde B. Hull and Ernest Hull. insti.
tuted December 10, 1907, in the dis.
trict court. is being tried before Judge
Withrow, arguments being heard this
morning and number of witnesses
examined. The case has to deal with
an alleged swindle in horse deal
some time ago in which the plaintiff
and defendants were parties.
The court ordered that permit be
Issued to William II. ciegfried to sell
liquor for medicinal purposes at No.
l1l4 Main street.
In the case of H. NJ. Kirby VS.. Stand
ard Fire Insurance Co. a motion to
dismiss the petition was oyerruled and
the case continued at request of de-
fendant because of the failure of plain
tiff to file time copy OF the petition.
The will of John Coyle was admitted
to probate.
The time for probating tie will Of
G. Henry Buss, deceased. was set for
December ~.
In the matter of the estate of Mary
Dillon Ke fe, deceased. the court or
q red that the executor of said estate
be ordered to compromise the claim
Of Charles E. Morey for the sum of
SIS.
In the matter of the estate of F. r.
Watrs deceased the court found that
the executrix, E. A. Waters, had ac-
counted for all sums coming into her
hands. and that the estate Is not sub
4 ject to the collateral inheritance tax
Of the state of Iowa; that there has
besn claims filed against said estate,
and there is no assets to pay same.
The court ordered that final report be
sapproyed, the executrix discharged
& and the bondsmen exonerated and re.
leased.
The will Of Lucy x. Birge, deceas
ed. was entered for probate.
The will of the late William La
Fever was entered for probate.
In the case of Church vs.. Church
the suit being one for divorce, default
was granted.
Hazen I. Sawyer stated to the court
this afternoon that transcript hat
been filed in the sterne-Off case ant
John e. Craig ask court for time Z
file motion, the time being extended
until tomorrow morning.
In the case of Vim. Sinton and F
T. Hughes. B. A. Dolan and B. F
Jones demured certain paragraphs II
the answer. OF which a synopsis wa
published In The Gate City last even
ing, on the grounds that they are NJ
defense, and motion was made 10
Judgment on the answer and secon
motion to strike out cross-petition
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
eEeieleua FROZEN MeusaEs,
aN Marta Maraaith,


Even during the winter hekie aRsatitss
Must he iea,rtea with sama nutritious
ssihtS, frssen desserts that MAY ne sasiiN
And aaeiyiy BFeRaYaa Without areeser
Biscuit MeVssa+itpb sr the Ysiiew aiaa
If three lsfaeas al lamps a. isaf sanat
taaias halt eNnfu al grated Aaeafean
efi,mhs, Tie vaik az ena we'll beaten esa
and pint at stlifip wbinpea eream blend
lhe ingredients thoroughly ana aaNsf Witi
wiheaiassfNi az maFasehas asNais,,
furh into ping4neii with a Waiaf tiahi
eeNef aud naiy IA lee and faeR salt al
Ieast faur hours before sesYing Az seFy=
lac time unineia en crystal Matter, nit=
lne the eehtei with California canned
peaches ana ornament WITH stars 81
swsetenea Whinbsd cream.
Pineapple Meussa=t,si together fet
twenty minutes ems quart OF water; iva
eunfals Ell SUGAR and a tlnt sc shredded
bineapnis, and adding last bsfefe fs,net=
Ing from lbs fre, q seant ounce Bf eela
tin aisaiyen ~ a illtie warm water all
lew the mixture ta ea6i, but h5t thlekei,s
and thsn whin ta Ffath with al seq
heater. adding the Jules 81 iva oranges
ens ieinan ana q asinfAi or italian Ms'liss
que POM iita Individual Tia ia6ias ana
faek IL lao anG salt fef tNs 81 three hhnts
Turn out aH faaRas 81 anssi eaks mat
have beaa spread With g NiNil.f tinisd
jelly and ssfqs With ah lesa eHstafn
sauce.
Huessfry Meussa eiaes- rlaea ~ q
d sYaaits ssijfeaai Mat az fieh iaiht
edtiine wheH iiist AZ tbs baiiRs islHt 4
dessert spoonful If ssinstafeh dissolved ~
d little a6ld Waiei5 & iiiHeli ~ SSH e,,i
We tahissf,a6hfiils If SUGAR hE sHtE fhst
II isis fer Il fainute az t#6i thfh tsisaee
from ths ffs aaa stif ~ lie ~tli Beateii
s-S, 49,, 4i.t
stfsissa tiuehstfg iiies fffh, eaa ~ lbs
berries clip constantly aatii ftiiets ana
snbaih, afd thah adl lie Fhirss1 Wills
OF sBa saa and q siHfi ~ aFHstf beata'i
until ffy,i. faiif if,nsistEtF iiita 4
,.fiek mold ffat ii@s hssH ilsfi 8itii LADY
fingers, held Ia position ~ lis hisars q
Il iittie camilla faRaaHt ara s8Yst With iss
Land ssit lei three iatifs serve -
| f4eidsd sH q iaes eapaF lalgi a6fiilshs1
] viii chopped Bistasii8 nuts ana ssesht
paHisd bg 4 saBssen sstise
/ Gtsns Maasse II 8aa glass 1T 'athsf
i.aft jaiiy am fWs tai,isspsGRfiiis ~ iiias
/ itise, . sfRsi aHgfsi ~ sfaHaafsa siie3t
I : biSfs ~ t;s6a sistl az eiHHaiHst aHa
! halt sHses ri gststis Aiis~ !, - ittss
yaseh tf4s baiias Bsint ana EtieF sttaih
4 tbia8st fsss ff5;esHessss ~ shesss etSsi
I int, j bsssi i3laRsd ta q Prs o. iee 4atsf
ssSfsl3 II assssBiiR aaIi @iia3 u HsEiHs y
1 ssigsa, bsst g ffatR #isk cream Witt
s9dj5a Nv asefffs q a3Bfai ~ titiisrfhsht
I "a gf8ee iaias tilPfgi ~ whipped ffsais'
Is sFa tlRA stiffig EesteH WRitss ~ t~9 SECS
I 'tisfh iRta 81 sa7i8sHtfd i3sa ,'s4sf
tightly 8Fd fsfv III l6e ans sitt 6til
! Thoroughly ffsze8 ssfSibs @hsH siifR6!fsa
d, . s9ig;asA ~ 9fEHga tSsesfi4i efs2ha
gsfsisisaG Nisb 50 : ~ rs ~ isiis
tsjss Noses si@Ss ii8it sf4tR ~ ,fss
~ s8Fss 4sss+sga /. ~ mn. {SSfii laaqafj ssak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
Lost.
THE BUSINESS MANS NERVES.
diagnosis Of Specialist Hsvssis tiim
ss suffering fFsn' Mental Activity
aaa sieehel.

A diagnosis az Tie American bust
hsss man made bs All eminent nerve
specialist reveals Hin as suffering
Ifena - ns1fssis Baftahifis az the
character IT haufastHsRia, RsFehass
thshia AID hystsRa,H lbs Bf6fsklHs
causes af Whish are aeehtRHsas meRs
tat activity ana excessive Nsa 81 ais
eeh3i, THIS being the state bf tie
business mans nerves, The lay 6bsefs
yer is ieff 10 wonder 81 tie asesRtiVs
spBeafaiies % health and haaftiasss
With which he aiseslses ills sfavs
ihalaaiss ffefti tiia eEes 81 All bVt lbs
iishf6i9eist n IL ai8asiRa Wilt That
6est aHa energy these nervous wrecks
hluaEs Int aatda9f recreation, what
aftiii3Hs games 81 coli thsF mar VIII
Whist enthusiasm they matsf Gag
might suppose that tHsif esRafsi
health vas better than tRaf az aaF
previous generation 81 American basi
ness iasa tst,f appearances as Rfsy
sfhfsiiy deesisfai. Behind fHeif sps.
ward shGW 81 physical sstigits tHs in
ward cancer % dsasg is ~ #ssFk ssii
Stunning thsif vitality what sasii Il
be #sli aaff8fed hssFes arc tba 70
suits o. slsshslis igHstlaH Il Is q
serious stats ~ sRiHes, tas ri isasl
a8fa OF saHifatiaa mag bs ~,
pressed Ion tRe ssili Wiz @iiaa saes
aisgaiss sHsif symptoms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
M1Nsh BAY b sa.

whe'h Aseas 9a@s gsssts# aiaslssy
0eEaeata the ftes4e s9,sa tH,ee.
AiAa AasaAe Ben is FAe 10 lsiea
What ave sF@ sssaFs hsaA s@ea
Wei. il Ass Aaes a sa,a RSw
1ASea@sa@3as slAe cay #e s3as@A.
10 he has ssiAs@ Ass ssas
AAa a54eeesea sBe g'ass
sseM see sRs S4eaasss sasaa
AAssss As Asaa@ gA@oAs
HEN aaaF ss@s aseaafNs aeAsesS
"A segeseA, a ss@eaA. 3 hswss
and LsRsse nay viii Sss3F
sssa peer and heightened head
Vita blankets sAa sAe RsAse@s
Az ne ss@#eses IN AAs RED,
And IL hes sess easss naughty
Az Assaa toward sEe mammal
Ii ne has sNassea AVID sfe$sea.
And ~sss#eas his a@A PAPA.
Ihea VIII these awful sesaas,
That apeNe ssaas hi# ssa,
Reach rtss,t beneath she eayasa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
WILL PLAY TWO
GAMES TOMORROW
Elements Interfere this Afternoon
and burlington Game Postponed
until Tomorrow.

Owing To the rain this Afternoon Il
waa Impossible TO play the game slats
ed with burlington and owing to the
peatponement two games viii be play
ed tomorrow, the first game being
called at ALB o'claek
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
Blood Hounds EHectiue.

: PAXTON, Ill. Sept. Fired Bame,
an inmate of the Eastern Illinois hos
pital for the insane at kankakee, who
escaped July 80, was returned to the
institution from Rankin. Ill, after
bloodhounds had been placed on his
track.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02

4 MeN@sa company has Contracted
10 slsssp qogG 5iiss a deg 20 New Orleans
tSa t9iss tise 81 Qsss vafy,s'sss aossfs an
ing fli@t cfta, Taes ags 10 BE IN ~
Ia wood wlsTsa Hes lsessls foaya =
4 ssAsssassssa fia9 IL AS 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
. a II w

tSsas8F iloase, No. 25s-neets
sFssy Thursday highs at 1880 O'clock
~ ssii 99ar keekfik Sayir4ee bank
esHst sitta ana Main streets Visft.
re ssethfen cordially invited W
tfsats, n. VI Ed. w. Moore; Re-
.Sgaser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-02
WANT COLUMN
MANfFA.

MA M NlFess 10 ae%sa barber 4g;ssssa
90 aAea. WoAiaeFs'aA 4aelaass4sa leS $40.
Aaas@s. seR @ssea Few weelss QaFFaS.
Ft]lessSss. assAE 4sseyA. 9aA easA salfAs
hoAsS sFSFA #safa. SsRiA t8F a.ssa-
assssA. deer Ras4eg, <S5Aasza. W
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Az stsfTasa ssssstssef saAasd Polls
asss 8s9t8te6 sa aSgeafaSiss WHOA bs
ssesas - sudden s',NiIssp a4pi pressure
6lSs9,slis ola tS,g #a fposE 81 Ships
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aiatls 81 t8s sse5Rl aai fourth ri.
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bitsetesi 81 Leather, Reporter
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IOWA LECTION ~ tIF,sIl,b

HsH over SAVINGS Bark
20 itsse 40. IS Meets the fourth
Mtftfss II sseb month s. S. i4owifs,
sfss'asH'} ffs " DeNoss. Recording
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FitAfhRNAt ORDER or FasiyFs
heskat Aefls, Ne: sss-M sets ara
ssa shifa #saassaass 81 sash month
= Hstt hsll .esfhef tleHtH and Mali.
Visitiae sfsttefs gsfaiaiiF fnvitsI.
lea AilssRhlt1, ~. pfesiaeRt. s..
N3aKs Secret ~
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
John NJ Young. Builder, ssuperins
tendent and Contractor for all kinds Of
c6struct ion. Aiso general rspalr
work Prominent and careful atten.
if6n fiqa1 IN plans and estimates.
T0nx p9ksonage solicited aiiiee. SOC
s 6&eu. iowa phone. office. class
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sEeIg.
Try, KEoKgF COUNCIL NO. 1893
Meets the first and third Monday ii
each month, at A. .. U. w han al
S o'clock. E. b. Hawkes.. president.
DR.. g. w. Rowe. Financier. Ma me-
6. schenk, secretary
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WANTED 10 ssssy-ssaaagase saw gsYqA.
steg Address j. 1t. springer, Csc.
seA, Iowa. 3A248
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Mssts ne Hfst sHt third Frlasy
aiehts q eSek ffi5ash. VISITING ;ssTs..
eSfs sstalsiis Invited ". J. Eesst.ry
Shst
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THOMAS HAS aETuRNgn
ne VIII Play seseas ssse--ssllse
erani VIII % sseuss--seh
aeess to Secure New
Catcher sssa.

With the resara Of Thomas sreaa his
hosse in Pennsylvania the llae.ap az
tie team, will from now on be strong
or, IN The short time In watch Thomas
was away he has become mach better
and seems 10 have gotten ever what,
ever has worried him, Hereafter he
viii be played az second base and the
infield win be one OF tae best Ia tbs
lesgae with he and ,s,iller coupled
with Rerse and coeridea guarding the
stations,
hldehrand WIN GO Home,
Hildehrand VIII return home. prob.
ably tomorrow morning. as he has
been offered a good position which
must be accepted at once II Il TO be
secured HE has not been released
however and viii return again next
spring, His departure will not weak,
en- the team to any extent as with
Thomas ON second. Grodnick will hold
forth in right field where he puts up a
strong game.
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WAEse sAs VINEYARD sasA4aa& saRs.
I, WsseAs wfss be al fsaRa BefA at
sssS q, ". 10 ssess aeA, wagAea ana
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esEeA WAIVED. &2s