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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10
MISSOURI RAILROADS ENJolnEo.

4 temporary Injunction restraining
railroads running into ST Louis or
through Missouri from enforcing the
new passenger tariff schedule. which
increases the fare from two 10 three
cents 2 mile on trip tickets. ha1 beel
granted 5y Judge George H. Williams
OF the circuit court in ST. Louis The
suit Is regarded as the opening gun
in Governor Hadiey's latest move 10
force the railroads TO give the people
OF Missouri z TWO cent rate This rate
is a. present in force. hut it was the
intention of the roads 10 suspend Il
today ana substitute the three-cent
rate as result OF the recent decision
OF Judge Smith Mcpherson. in the
United States court a. Kansas City.
The injunction suit alleges that
eighteen OF the railroads doing bust
ness IN Missouri have entered into an
unlawful combination N the fixing Of
the passenger rates. and tharebg vio-
lated the antitrust laws OF the state.
A violation of the constitution IS also
charged in that the rates as announced
in the printed schedule discriminate
against certain passengers, because
persons purchasing q great amount Of
mileage would get rwo-cent rate.
while those who purchase smaller
amount. or trip ticket would have
10 pay three cents a mile TIE mat
ter VIII doubtless come up for hear
ing Al IN early day
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The Witness of the Creature TO the
Resurrection.

Carthage lIll.l Republican The
question IF man die shall ne live
again asked by sainted wise man
ages ago has never seemed to be an
swered in the affirmative. save
through the medium of direct reveia,
ton. To the earnest believer. who ac-
cepts Gods revealed word as authority.
its answer TO the question is assuring
and comforting beyond words To
those timid ones. however. who hesi-
tate 10 take the revealed word. unsup-
ported as il seems 70 be. b. am ma-
terial facts, it might Dc suggested that
a fair consideration Of the MARI eso1s
anaiogies in nature. and the intimate
relations between the material and the
spiritual, might bring FROM that source
a measure OF support and something
Of conarmauon
It Is fact I'd org viii deny. that
mans work. n ahatarer 1ine II
lies. is an exact picture ard represent
alton Of himself. IN the exercise Of hig
physical. mental and spiritual powers
He invariably writes himself upon
everything he touches Or does. This
power to picture himself TO others. ~
impress his individuality upon his
handiwork. i one evidence Of his son
ship 70 ne Eternsl Father, who a.
mans creation stamped upon hin His
own divine image.
IN Ike manner Cod reveais Himself
10 nan through His Eorgs Il nature
His divinity. poweT. purpose and per
fecrio1s are shown forth II the ma
terial world around rs Revelation
tells rs .ha+ The Invisible things of
Hin from he creation OF the world
sre clsariy seen. being urderstood by
the things that ara made. eTen HIS
Eternal poKsr s-s Godhesd" He
whose gio-v the beavers declare. and
whose hansiwork is written On the
ornament. has impressed Himself up
on every created thing fhst CONES
zitasn Cur ken, from tie tiaies. leaf
thar springs gnnoticed al our fee-, 70
the everlasting hills that rise in ma
5esty above tbs clouds. All created
EziIST. animate OF mamma ate II tier
perfection 81 detail. each speak DIFF
terent language bat their story IS fae
sane The hand that made US f
Urine
n I'll This symmetry. this wonder
ri order. t5is nlatchiess suitability tt
need and purpose. Is there no hint o.
the resurrection thought, no prophesy
81 is possibility In ereFg plant and
tree z1d foTer that grows in beauty
strength or fragrance. Is stored ths
power Of reproduction. and is giver
through seed or root the privilege 0
resurrection e even "the grass
which today IS and tomorrow is cas-
into the overs, be lowered with suci
diyiHe care, shah man. for whom thit
world. in I'll It's use. diversity, BEAUTY
and coapleteness was created. perish
utterly from the earth9 Shall maj
Who wears the stamp and image o
his creator, whose very flesh wa
worn and censeeratad ny the diviu,
Son, while on earth He wrought HI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

The champion butter Jersey COW OF
the world IS dead. she vas known as
Pedro's Es-elIa. and her home vas at
tie Missouri Agricultural farm Al Co
lumbia No, Estella vas IN good
health. but stumbled into ditch and
waz unable TO get out When aid
reached her she was 700 far gone TO
recover In twelve months she had
produced H. pounds of butter-tully
one hundred pounds more han her
nearest competitor The university
staistician figured that the income
from Estella for one year would have
kept an average student in the Univer-
sity for Ike term
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

a Washington newspaper CORES
pendent intfmates that had Roosevelt
known that Taft would promote con
sentative policies. the former would
have thrown his support for the presi-
dency TO Hughes or 10 LaFollette- But
The Council Bluffs NonpareiI truth
fully says that those who are better
informe4 know that whatever support
Roosevelt would have thrown toward
LaFoIleue would have contained =
vitriaed brick carefully concealed
within lis folds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

mission OF redemption for man, shall
that flesh die without hope and VANISH
from existence forever? Nay, we can
not thus belnean his Maker. As man
would cherish and seek TO perpetuate
the realization. in his handiwork. of
some exalted ideal, SO may we with
heart and soul believe and rejoice,
that God the creator. Redeemer and
Sanctiher of mankind, 10 be consist
ent with himself, will raise to life
eternal the creature He has thus hon.
ored and loved. and that man. if he
die. shall live again. and in his flesh
shall see God.
Yes, dear believer and doubter alike.
we may for our great and endless COM
fort. take to our hearts the assurance
OF revelation. that God so loved the
world that He gave His only begotten
son that wtosoever beIieyeth on Him
should not perish but have everiastl
ing life and the comforting promise
of that Beloved Son TO His disciples,
that Il am the resurrection and the
life and because / 1--we We shall
live also.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

Burlington merchants are up in arms
over the coming there OF an eastern
mall order house which is giving free
public exhibitions OF It's commodities
To Offset this encroachmeHt they have
engaged large hall in the same
building with the mail order concerns
exhibit and have fitted it up beauti-
fully Eith . magnificent disulay Of
goods OF home make and will run II
Is z counter foil Tie local mer-
chants are evidently il earnest and are
making things lively for the outsider
More power 70 their elbows.
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them However, the city special do,
tax goes into effect the first Of tbs
coming month and at 81 each Sam vii
be inclined TO scratch his head.
Tariff Revision.
Fairfield Ledger: I

Fairfield Ledger; The Republicans
who have been bowling themselves
hoarse for tariff revision are 10
against it. They have succeeded IN
committing the Republican party to
the proposition and have also learned
that the government must have reve
nue. if il proposes to continue in bust
ness. The only plan before them is
TO reduce a lot of duties in whica
benefit to the people is 2 matter d.
doubt and ulen raise revenue by taxes
on coffee, bank che@as. kilograms, etc
The Ledger is glad it has never been
tariff ripper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10
from limitations and have become uni
versally known to the people.
The Great obiec. Of Reform.

Burlington Hawk-Eye: Writing TO
his home paper, Democratic Congress
man Jameson. who now occupies Hep
burns seat. mentions that he is glad
the salary of congressman is $500
instead of $4,000 He thinks now that
he and his wife will be able to save
enough out OF his salary before the
expiration OF his term to finish
paving for their home in Shenandoah
and Otherwise get ont Of debt. Ii he
can do this. the great object of reform
for which Mr.. Jameson was swept
into Office, win have been accom-
plished-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10
Made Ike Him, like Him we rise.
Ours the cross. the grave. the skies.
A Woman on War.

Washington Star: Mrs. Belle de
Rivera, the president OF the Fedora
ton OF Woman's Clubs, said recently
in New York that woman, when she
got the vote. would abolish war
The worlo leading minds have
long known war to be sinfully, horri-
bly, unnecessary" she said. 1t is be-
cause the worlds leading minds are
not in power that war goes on-that
we spend annually in the preparation
for war enough to abolish ignorance
and want forever. Well. woman with
her vote viii give the power to minds
tl-at viii know how to use It
Righteous wars Oh. every war is
called a righteous one. Both sides
call ii righteous. Yet no war was ever
any more righteous than the combat
OF the Savior twins.
The mother OF the saylor twins
found Them fighting furiousIy. Willie,
the larger twin. was on top. He was
beating Tommy about the face and
Il al
why While. how dare ron strike
yoar brother like that7~ cried the
mother. taking the boy BY the ear and
pulling him of
I had good cause 10 strike him.
Willie said.
what do you mean she asked.
Why. said Willie, with q righteous
air. didn't let him use my sled all
last Saturday on condition that he'd
say mr. prayers for me every night
this weak? And here I've just found
out that he's skipped three days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

pally upon Tafts decisions from the
bench. and from what We have been
told OF him BY our associates al the bar
OF the neighboring circuit over which
tress lent TAFT presided for several
years We know him TO be a big.
broad minded. hrainy man. with 2 cool
head sound Of learning and IN exalted
sense OF justice. And. therefore, we
anticipate that his administration will
De Just and fair to all classes We
have read his character IN his decis-
Ions and have confidence ii his abil-
lily and Judgment, do not think any
man o. affairs in the south. whatever
his political connections MAJ be. and
practically all men Of affairs vote the
Democratic ticket. feels any regret
that Judge Taft is President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

: New York paper calls attention 70
the tae- that with modern machinery
pair Of shoes can be made IN four
minutes a. e cost OF 3 cents for labor
Win modern machinery I've hog
Starts al one end Ct packing house
and comes OFT a. the other. hams.
shoulders. sausage. clothes brushes
ard hone collar outtons-eyerythi1g
utilized hui the squeal-and sill, with
al these Improvements. prices go up
and up. In the last ANALYSIS al SUCH
complaints ara directed a. the farmer.
He Is the fellow 10 Is enjoying the
usufract
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

In discussing Tie Medical Side Of
the Negro Problem II al address in
New Orleans Wednesday evening Dr..
c. ". stith Of the United states pub
lie health and marine hospital service
made the startling declaration that
figures show conelusiyely that ty9aoid
fever follows the negro. In support Of
this statement be cited fifteen negro
states. Of which fourteen haze ~
phoid death above tn average Is
distributors Of uae disease, due 70 neg
.lect Of proper precautions, he Claimed
that the negro is 70 the white s6opt
in the proportion Of 7s5 % t3S. The
Indictment If trae Is not cause Tor
wonder Southern negroes fave had
no instruction whatever il ne sin
plesI hygiene.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

bill passed by the legislature IN
the closing days Of the session makes
the attorney general ? powerful officer
in Iowa affairs II invests him with
authority in local matters n every
county in the state. He may step in
to q prosecution and take the prose-
cution OUT Of TIE hands OF the county
attorney or assist him in the prosecl-
ton as he sees IT He can command
The county attorney TO prosecute per
sons for violation of laws and if the
county attorney refuses or neglects
TO do so the attorney general can do
II himself II is one of the most
sweeping measures enacted for many
years. and Is serious blow to local
se.a government
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

Governor Carroll appointed former
Congressman ]. P. Conner Of Den!son
IS a member OF the state board OF con
troll as the successor Of Hon Tohn
Cownie. but the senate refused TO con
firm the selection. Thereupon TIE gov
ernor appointed F. F. Jones of yiIlisca,
a former member of the lower branch
Of the state legislature. MI Jone has
had extensive experience as Z farmer
but is now IN the mercantile and
banking business at yillisca He IS
the proprietor Of q large implement
and machinery store and Is cashier
and active manager OF the yillisca Ma
tion.l bank The appointment IS an
excellent one in every respect
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

The startling announcement is made
by the washingtbn Herald that an
other one OF our late strenuous Presi-
dents policies has gone glimmering-
Mr. Taft takes wo lumps OF sugar
in his tea. where's Mr. Roosevelt took
only one. The Washington paper does
not undertake 10 say what THIS fore
shadows-acgnowledges IN fact that
II has 10 idea whasever-but it is
sure il Is something awful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10
VIII Feel the poa Tax.

Keosauaua Republican: There were
ten births in KeosauQua in one day last
week. all with one mother and all
thoroughbred pointers. The mother
and pups are the property of Samuel
Brownlee, and he is mighty proud of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

HE choIR INVISIBLE.

Q may | JON tae cooir Invisible
OF those immortal dead who I've again
Ii minds made better by their pres
ence5 I've
II palses stirred 10 generosity,
In deeds OF daring recutade. II soorn
Or miserable aims thai end with sell.
II thoughts sublime that pierce the
night Ike stars,
And with their mid persistence urge
mems minds
To vzster issues
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

A judge at Sioux City has ruled that
bne can swear al a baggageman with
out fear o. penalty. In the language
81 the court il Is coming 70 hl1n- In
passing en- u.e case before il the c99rt
ted that baggagemen are so often
tiseourteous Is 10 arorse justifiah e
profanity The decision is unquestion-
lbly in line with rublic sentiment,
whatever else may be said o. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

cause the wind was blowing seventy
seven miles al hour and the tops were
blown OF some freight cars which
we're sent across the bridge ahead OF
the fast train No has missed being
N time into Denver but ten times in
thirteen consecutive months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

Both houses Of the legislature
passed the Bit prohibiting the use of
trading stamps IN Iowa The enact
meut Of this legislation MARKS the
passing Of one OF the greatest frauds
ever perpetrated on an unsuspecting
public
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

: The objection has been made that
1t is going to exTemities 10 raise the
tariff on gloves and stockings, but
the fact should not be overlooked that
Fome way must be found 10 make ends
meet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

Georgia has abolished tle leasing OF
conyicts 70 mines The state VIII use
the labor Of the prisoners ~ in proving
roads isn't IL about tine Iowa would
quit pampering the inmates Of the
Fort Madison penitentiarg and give
them needed exercise in Inc open air
OF the highways of the state2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

An ottumwa man set himself on
Gre because he was pursued by TWO
~ives. AS if they couldn't make il hot
enough for him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

An Indiana man murdered four peo-
PIE and was sent TO prison for life.
Now surviving citizens are circulating
q petition 70 have MIN pardoned be
cause MS health IS not good Such
tender solicitude for MS welfare is
enough 10 bring tears 10 the eyes Of
G brass monkey
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No, Funny.

Council Bluffs Nonpareil: The iosers
that are being found in the Payne bill
are OF the side splitting variety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

T Chorus Of nations to the Hon. Cipri-
ano Castro, late president Of Vene-
zuela Move on"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-10

1 Crazy Snake should have known bet
ter than 10 rry 10 divide honors with
Governor Haskell as a sensationalist
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So u Ifrs Is haavan

20 ID - Z - -E6f-4,
To make undying music II the world,
Breathing Z bea4teoas order, that con
uols,
Win growing sway. the growing life
o. man
So ws inherit thar sweet purity
For which We struggled. failed and
agoaized
VITA widening retrospect that bred
despair
Rebellioas he=a thas would na be
subdued.
i Vicious parent sazntng SUI It's
Poor anxious psnitenoe. is quick dis
lis dlseoTds queneasa b meeting h.r-
monies.
Die n he large and charitable air.
And Al our rarer. better. uuer self,
That sobbed rsligiouslg in yearning
song.
lThas vasehed to ease the burden Of
= the World.
TLabo-iously tracing what must Dc,
And what may pet be better-aav
4 woz.hier image for the sanctuary.
And SHAPED II forth before the multi
tude,
DivineIy human. raising Worship 50
To higher reverence more mixed With
love
that better self shall i've Til hi
mar Tine
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| This Is horsersdish time once more.
Hinc iiIae lachrymae.
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For Us. who strive TO follow.
Z George Eliot.
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This Is life TO come.
Which msrtyred men have made more
glorious
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-03
Work Resumed on
 Bunker Hill Mines

Mir. William Wallace, represe enting the Chicago Exploration Co, arrived in Tombstone yesterday to reopen the famous Bunker Hill mines of this district.
 The work of rehabilitation began this morning when orders Were given to overhsui the hoisting machinery and place the trsmwsys, tracks, ore houses. roads, etc in condition for active service. This preliminary work it is expected will be completed within two weeks, when arrangements will be made to start a force of miners at work underground and with deve'o 'op- ment place the property on the list producers as of yore
 The Bunker Hill group has 6 good record of production. Although the plane ofdevelopment have not yet been announced, 1t is understood extensive exploration is contemplated, whi's the ore bodies are to be opened and shipments begun as soon ss possible. |. The property is equipped with a 50 horse power Frszer-Chalmers double cylinder engine. The shaft is double compartment and 565 feet deep, we'll timbered. The ore occurs in huge pockets, much of which is high grade manganese and much in demand by smslters.
 Mir Wallace, who is to take charge, is we'll and favorsbly known here, hay. ing for come time occupied the re. sponsible position of mining engineer with the Tombstone Con. Mines Co. and is familiar with the mineral pos abilities of the district. It is gratifying to know that the Bunker Hill is 10 bt numbered among the operating prop. perties O! the T mbstone district ane good results are looked for in thu development of this historic property
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-03
New Light on the
 North Pole Controversy

An Ariz nan adds new light upor the controversy now raging between
 Dr Cook and Perry. This man il Sam Entrikin. H's present home is in La Colorado, Mexico, where he |. manager of groug of mines for P NJ sharpies. Mir Entrikin for some time was located at Johnson and made ire quept visits to Tombstone At one time he delivered e lecture here at the Congregational church of his expert. ences on Arctic expeditions.
 Entrikin enj,ys the d stinction of having been connected in important wave with both Cook and Peary; and therefore his words bear weight. He ! was sec nd in command of the ex- petition which went to the relief of Pesry in 1892. The two men became friends as a result of this exped ton. and he was placed in command of the expedition, under Peary, which the latter made m 1893, and again in 1894.
 Dr Cook was, as is W II knosn surgeon on Peary's 1892 expedition, and thus Entrikln came to know both men we'll
 When Dr Cook proposed make his ascent of Mount McKin ey. he VT 'te Co Entrikin, asking him to jrin this expedition.
 Entrixin has with him 6 letter written by Dr Cook asking him to make the top. and also making the request, that in case he csnno: join the expedition, to send on what sug- gestions he might be able 10 make in order to help assure the success of the trip.
 Entrikin is firmly convinced that Dr Cook is no: the man who would act up false claim in regard to the discovery of the north pole, and said last night that he has no doubt the ultimate decision in the discovery will give Dr Cook the credit of having achieved the fest of reaching the top of the world.
 Entrikin shows a few froet nips on one ear, and there is on his right hand long scsr, the result ofa wound inflicted by one of the buskies of the expedition which hit him Entrikin is s member of the Arctic club and other important societies founded upon the fad for polar exploration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-03
The Gold Strike
 Near Wilcox

There is considerable suppressed and yet expressed excitement in Co1rt- land regarding the slleged bonanza gold strike near Wilcox Little ie said openly about Ccurtlsnd and par ties depart as quiesiy as possible, but the fact that perhaps half a dozen parties have gone to Wilcox in the last week. one of them 60 long ago as the second of the month, and the secrecy shown. shows the real interest taken ip it.
 Reports also differ as to the nature of the location. Whether it is quartz or placer; bonanza or only fair, though most uf the reports and beet ones have it quartz. One piece of quartz shown is best described as a nugget oi gold with striugers of quartz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-03
Experiments of
 Value to Farmers

RW Clothier, sgricultur st to the experiment station of Arizons, has jest completed the compilation of rec ords chewing the work done ct the sub station in this county.
 Regarding the reeu ts of the experi- ments, Bro ShinD, of the Benson Prrss, says: "San Pepro valley farm- CTS have srtesisn wells and canals from the river from which to irrigste their land. but they can learn by these dry farming experiments how to mako the wells and ditches they have cover A much larger acreage. Besides there are hundreds of thousands of acres of mesa land opsn to hom steaders."