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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-07
CITY NEWS.

-Patronize home merchants.
Dressed poultry at Haubert's.
-Cidar Vinegar at immigrants.
ALI ladies' suits cost N. Lowitz.
Iowa and Northwestern meet in
dual meet tomorrow.
Skate Saturday afternoon and
evening at the Roll-a-Way.
Bargain prices on shoes and OK
fords. Saturday, Star Shoe Store.
Curtain stretcher stands, just
what every housskeeper needs, at
Weber's.
Sunday evening new program at
Dodge's theater will be something
worth remembering. Do not miss it.
Next Wednesday will be the nine
tieth anniversary Of the founding of
Odd Fellowship and the lodges all
over the country will celebrate the
auspices occasion.
Frank Gotch defeated Fred Beell
in straight falls at Denver Colo, last
evening. The first fall went in twenty
four minutes and twenty-five seconds;
the second fall in thirty seconds.
! Special for Saturday from 2 till
9 p. M, regular $1.00 latest novelty
lucky Japanese Incense god, Smell
Lee" with incense at 55c. Limit OF
one to customer. Duncan-Schell
Furniture Co.
The biggest event in the history of
athletics In Keokuk will be the Tri.
State meet to be held tomorrow at the
athletic park. The preliminaries will
begin at $3.50 in the morning and will
be 100 and 220 yard dashes.
The Quincy Journal is rather OF
the opinion that Yeager will be re-
tanned at the midway station during
the present Central Association seas
on. He has been playing star game
and it looks as If the present year will
be banner one for him.
Governor Carroll has appointed
Former Adjutant General /. M. H
Byers of Glenwood as chief oil inspec
tor, to succeed Capt. Hugh M. Picket
Of Des Moines. Pickell Is sour since
losing his office which he held 10,
many years.
Thinking that the police force had
been changed, Gertrude Stanley wan
dered back into town and was arrest
ed this morning by Deputy Marsha
Monogue. She has some old time tt
serve. At the same time he picked
up Dora Robinson colored, who ad
mitted having taken pair of shoe.
! from the Stanley woman. Both were
arrested in Rag Alley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-07
CITY NEWS.

ALI ladies' suits cost N. Lowitz.
Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar
Boost for Keokuk made goods.
A baby boy weighing pounds,
was born last evening to Mr.. and
Mrs, Ralph Reed.
Use Gate City want advertise
ment when you wish to buy or sell or
trade. 1t gets results.
The baggage coach OF the Lion
and the Mouse opera company ar
rived in the city this morning from
the south at 1885.
-Workmen were busy today on the
court house dome, removing the brok-
en- flag staff which was wrecked by
lightning yesterday morning.
Several Keokuk Elks will take in
the convention at Los Angeles and are
making arrangements to that end.
They will also visit the northwest be-
fore returning home.
The number of new residences be-
ing erected in Keokuk is evidence of
the faith Of the property owners in the
future of this city. Keokuk is max.
| ing rapid strides in the matter of new
modern homes.
| An information was filed this
morning in the superior court against
Eek Inman, charging him with disturb.
ing the peace of Webb Thomas. The
matter was settled before it got into
court and the information was with.
drawn.
The following jury was secured
to hear the evidence in the case OF
Mcdonald VS.. General Construction
Co., in the district court: Abraham
Yeiser. Michael Griffen, j. NJ. Ander
son, Thomas South, David Rea, Mike
Bastendorf, Ira DeYong, John Sun
deem, Ed. Bannon, George Trafter
Thos. Petty and George R. Parsons.
The Waterloo baseball team
which lost two out of three to Keokul
In the opening series, went to Quinc,
today and will spend Friday, Saturda,
and Sunday among Hofer's band. OF
tumwa. which has been at Quincy will
be in Keokuk today, Saturday ant
Sunday. Today was Ladies' day ant
many of the fanettes were present a,
the game. The Sunday game will BIZ
called at o'clock and the week da,
games at $3.50 o'clock.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-07
Fine Phipps
hats; former
price SD to SIS
sale price $3.50
$1,000
.&sSSxNS
ADJUSTMENTS.

Ripe olives at Immegar's.
All ladies' suits cost N. Lowitz.
You will BE fine program tonight
at Dodge's theater.
A big time tomorrow afternoon
and night at the Roll-a-Way.
Several deals for business prop
erty are In process and will be closed
UP within few days.
There will be a jolly time at the
Roll.a-Way tomorrow afternoon and
might.
The regular panel It petit jurors
In the district court at the present
time, consists OF twenty-five men,
three OF whom are colored.
"A. D. Ayres was removed from the
hospital to his home today and Is ex-
pected to be able to be out within a
short time.
Grand juries throughout the state
will have heavy work this fall, as they
will be instructed regarding all the
new laws that go into effect July 4,
AID will then have their task Of look.
| ing after new offenders.
The Canton News says that DR..
Ben Dillon who had been in a Keo.
kuk hospital for week, was operated
on for appendicitis on Tuesday and
his condition found to be so serious
that his recovery is very doubtful
Edward Deyo, the Filipino who
was bounced out Of town some time
ago after being cut by Kid Carter
and who came back in town and was
chased by Kid with revolver and
then bounced out Of town again, was
picked up this morning by officer Hol
liday and locked up. He will be giver
one more chance to get out OF the
city, but If he returns, will be kept In
i Jail.
i The Iowa State Retail Merchants
Association will hold its eleventh an
nual convention at Davenport May Is
10 and 20. Secretary Ira B. Thoma.
has announced the program which in
cludes address by Secretary James VIII
son, National Secretary John A. Green
State Dairy Commissioner H. r
Wright. j. J. Ryan, secretary Of tn,
Minneapolis Retail Merchants Asso
citation, and Fred Mason, OF New York
Again there is revival of some
thing doing in the Nauvoo interurban
The building of many interurban line
is frequently accompanied by litiga
ton and vexatious delays blu
are finally constructed ant
Keokuk and interested sections
are hopeful that work vii
soon begin on the enterprise and 1T
completion quickly accomplished. In
terurbans are Of great advantage ant
their value is SO generally helpful
alike to city and country that every
one wishes for the success Of the Nau
voo-C Carthage trolley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-07
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CITY NEWS,

All ladies' suits cost ". Lowitz.
DR.. Colby, Dentist, over Younker's.
p. Wolfe. horseshoeing, is 8. 10th.
There Is little excuse for idle men
In Keokuk.
Three candidates were initiated
last evening at the meeting Of the
Elks lodge.
e The weather has Strengthened out
and promised to be good for tomorrow
with fair and warmer flags waving to-
day as the forecast.
-Puckechetuck lodge. No. 43 meets
every Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
p. s. Cushman, N. G.; George w. I'M
megart, per sec. Work il. second de-
gree.
AT the meeting Wednesday even
Ing of the Woodmen, the proposition
to assess each member so cents to
purchase new suits for the degree
team was lost on vote.
The Alexandria Sun office is to
be moved back to Alexandria next
week. For some time the paper has
been printed at Kahoka, but Editor
Shoemaker will move back to Alex
andria to live.
Johnnie Wheatley was picked up
yesterday afternoon and locked up by
the police. He was number of the
crap shooters arrested about week
ago, but when the raid was made he
slipped out through crack in the
shed and escaped. Yesterday he fell
into the hands Of the police.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-07
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Hogle-The funeral services OF
Mary Florence Hogle will be held at
the home, 604 High street, at $3.50
Saturday afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

Golfers sT--Oppopenis Of the direct
primaries have So difficult a time
that their pFesicsment almost forces
sympathy Their Arguments are 50
futile and - easily destroyed az 10
serve merely - point ont the keen-
ness uf their interests an maintain
ing the system under which have
flourished the present breed Of
politicians The fundamental diff
Guilty is. Where can YOU find, To
defend the old system and to op-
pose the new, men Of ability, stand
ing and experience, sufficient 20
make them equal to a contest with
the FIRST rate men who, all over the
country, are coming out in favor Of
direct primaries as a most essen tial
step toward progress in successful
government.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

Paonia Newspaper-Some day we
have faith 20 believe that western
Colorado will come into its own.
We almost dare to believe that even
Grand junction and the Grand
Valley will overcome its pre- ludice
and jealousy Of the North Fork and
speak well Of us to would-be Colo
RADIO investors. We further believe
that Delta vii, secure beet sugar
factory in the course cf time and
that Montrose will reap considerable
benefit from the Gunnison tunnel.
We do not, however. believe that the
state normal school will ever be
built at any Of the various sites
spoken Of other than at Gunnison
where a most beautiful site has been
donated by tho citizens and kept up
at their expense.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12
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t~E "a Loci 80 80 U~Gos AsG

sasr sBsA BY ssstse of order of ale aud
~. iSmenf of fsr.cta-are i~ssea 0at IT the
nants curt es the tosnty 1t tianni-sa. oss
raoo. entered lseeut-ef isrh. ls~ which
csn-e the intcf-fsse Savings Bans 10 ylA ~
ssd 4. sill aud Helen 4 siil- are defend
sni-. ~iserein the st-sse named plsintiN oh
taIsea Iut.aieu; sud decree s1ain-t said de
fesoebt- tor the -um - Tbree Hundred Fifty
uue bsillsr- saa thirty -fHur cents >zk5i ,. !
an conmsua-d - -sll al that certain lot ef
parcel - and situate a. the County II trsnui
-on. -tste ~ alorstn tie-crih.d a. folisx--ts.-
nj l.ut nIns IN biock ~ the toSn Of tsannI
sot. accnrdll.s - the original plsf Of said a
tf'Sethef sfth al ard -in.flIlsr The t-BemeBts.
issire'iitaHfeHts sd afsIiirteusHcs- thcrsHnte be
iun.ins 80 a. am Wise agsartasnin.
Noticr = thefniaFs hareny given that on the
18th asy of March. f.s. At 10 clock a M Of
that das a. the wei front door - the Court
hu1-a Ia said ouuty q t,uunisou. ! will IN
s1efiieuce - said order ef -al. and decree ct
torecio-urn. -ell tho sbuvo ds-crtb-d property
or much therrof a. mny he necessary ~ sat
sly pisiutlh : iuasmeut. With tnt.r.=i th.-rsssn
and costs. to The hishe-i snd best bidder i,.r
cash
Dated March ath. isa
PAT HA>ION sheriff
ky II. \. ItHAN. nder sheriff
March -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12
foktf gS>VkR 80 Wvk1s scr

nder and by virtue Of an order - sale aud
Judgment ~ foreclosure i-sued out of the
'onnty Court of the County OF 6nnni-ou. Colo
ratu, entered bec.mbsr iirh. iHsr. IN which
cause the Interstate savings Bsuk j. plant ~
aud {. 7 >iils aud Helen A. silis are defend.
ants. wherein the above named Plaintiff OBJ
taiu"d a Judgment and decree against said
defenfiants Tor the sum of >ixtssu hundred a nd
tiSs dollsrs aud Thirty -iiv. cents ! am com
handed 10 sell all ih 4 certain lot or parcel of
lana situate Ia the County sf Iunni-ou. state
qf Colorado, described a. follows to-wit:
Lots Que and Two In Block ~ ia the town Of
hunuisons according To the original Plat Of
SAID town, together with all aud singular the
tencm"nts, hereditameDts and sppurtcusnces
thereun,o belonging or in suywise appertairi-
ing
Notice Is therefore b, reby given that on the
9TH DAY 1T March, 1919. at 10 clock a IN. 81
That day at the west front door ~ the Court
House IN said County of bunniSon I will in
obeslence TO said order Of sale and decree of
foreclosure. sell the alb I'VE described propert,
"r So much thereof may he necessary 10 sat
ist, plaintiff Judgment. with interest thereon
and costs. To the highest aud best bidder for
cash.
Dated March 18th. 1872.
PAT HA<LO< sheriff
BY ID j. LEHAN, L tndcr-Sheriff.
March s. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

The passing of Senator Teller,
the Nestor OF the American senate,
has been witnessed with regret by
admirers of that sturdy, loyal west
ern man lie has left an impress
upon Legislation and helped to make
Colorado looked up to as a home of
great men. In ability, in conscien-
tious devotion to duty and broad
minded patriot ism, he WAS the peer
OF them all, and universally looked
up to by other senators of both
political compilations. Teller was
the Oldest man in the senate in point
of service and nearly the oldest in
years. We are glad to note that
both he and Congressman Bonynge,
leader of the Colorado republicans,
will be retained at Washington on
the important monetery commission
at q salary Of g. 800 q year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12
AlhesMs As,~
State Of Colorado. =,
I Onnty 1T tiunnisOn,


state Of Colorado.
tOunty of Gunnison,
BY virtue Of Special Execution issued out
GunDisoa County, and Stateof uloraeio, and to
me directed, whereby | am commanded to
make the sum 81 Light Hundred aud Ninety
SIX and IL 1tb Dollars l>sssi H. l. and Sixty-five
aud 2lul Dollars. ts55t0l, costs of suit, the
amount of n certain several judgment rendered
IN favor ~ u. Goats and John H. Chapman
Ms plaintiffs, and against D. Gatfney as defend
ant. together with interest on said several
judgment from the date of the rendition theveof
1t the rate Of eight per cent per annum, out of
the lands. teneHents, goods and chattels of
the said ID. 6ahney, l have levied upon the fol
lowing described real property, to-wit:
An undivided two-thlrds interest in and to
the Nettie Lode Mining lain situate in the Box
Canon mining district in the County of iunni-
son and state Of colorado, said claim being
known and designated rs L. =. survey No I75ti
ana heing more particularly described in the
location certificate thereof Of record in the Re-
corders Office OF said county in Book IUs IT
THEREFORE, According to said command |
i~p, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of SAID day. at the West front door of the
county Court House. in the town OF Gunnison.
In the County Of Gupniscn. state Of Colorado.
expose To sale at public auction to the highest
bidder. fer cash in hand, all the right title
and interest Of the above named u. Gaffney in
and to the above described property or so much
therefore as may be necessary for the payment
and satisfaction of said several Judgment in
terest and cost Of sale.
Dated. Gunnison, Colorado. this 4th day OF
March, 1919.
PAT HANLON.
Mch 18th 26th, 1879.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

The attack which the Denver
Post is making on our State Agri-
cultural college is regretable. No
public institution in Colorado is
calculated to furnish better educa-
ton for the money than Fort Collins
That it has been mismanaged under
Aylesworth, is true, but that gentle
man is soon to depart and other
sources OF friction are being remov-
ed. In Senator Ammons and Judge
Bell, recently appointed members of
the board of control by Governor
Shafroth, two of our very most abl-
est and wisest statesmen have been
selected. The attack on the mechan-
zeal department is foolish. for the
organic law OF the Institution under
which the land grants were received
from Congress, makes it a college of
agriculture and the mechanic arts.
There is a partial duplication of the
university course in civil and mechi-
nical engineering, but the same
. things occur in Michigan, Kansas.
and in fact all the agricultural col
leges OF the nation, except where
7 combined with universities in one
institution. The teaching OF draw
ing and music and literature and
other branches of culture is not
only important, but necessary if
kept within reason, for we no more
want to turn out uncouth products
from the farmers college than we do
highly cultivated sissys from the
university. There is a reason in
all things, and if this legislature
will give the college a good appro-
pria:ion no money will he better
spent All the state agricultural
,ollege needs to put it on its feet is
, tactful president who is business
nan a scholar and a gentleman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12
9h* :& prisoner
: ::;:''' q: @@Zenda


d. fellow -hsdjersd- ]. no; easy
- ssccs esset IN sh~ castle u Zesas.
Ger all 81 thcsa would ss .ssa cut .
una1s throat as play q game at cardA.
90 my Lord Rupert would choo~e !;
snOnar for passsuss than any eskes."
Tl.a Ran ceased. AID l baie frliz
enke him away ana have hlsH carefully
0uarsl-d- and. turning to hins- sdslsd
IF any one ASKS you II there " q
pris0acr in Zcnaa yoS may answer
-Gs> Eut II any ASKS Who tie prioea
- l.. do NOT answer. fos an nay Veun
nss will not save you II ANY nssn here
harris from you the truth A. to the
psisoner ia Zeuaa- Ill kiii you Hke a
Aag II the thing tsr % much as breatised
within the house"
Thea when he was gone | looked st
1apt.
1T j. a hard nut said l.
80 hard" said be. shaking his grlz-
sl.d head. that. as ! think. this time
next year is like TO Ind You still king
curses on Michacls cunning
hay back oa my pillows.
There seem 10 me" I observed. to
is two ways by which the King can
come out of Zenda alive. One Is by
treachery In the dukes followers"
"Nnu can leave that out" said Sapt.
Il hope not" rejoined. ''because
the other | was about to msntisn is
by miracle from heaven"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12
MAKES WORK EASIER
Cssa;sss Pespk Are Pleased to Learn
hsw h l. Done

It's pretty hard to attend to duties
With n constantly aching back;
With annoying urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills make work easier
They cure backachc
They cure kidney ills.
Mrs. Mary VI. Cheney. S1l T.. Ninth
81. Pueblo, Colo. says; For wears
] suffered from kidney complaint,
which attributed to hard work
tried medicines OF various kinds but
without benefit until l procured
f'"ans kidney pills. From my ey-
perience ! can speak very highly of
them ~ have been greatly relieved
by their use wish TO saw In
the people Of Pueblo that poan's
Kidney Pills are uncqualcd for kid
ney complaint -
For sale hy al dealers. rrice % cent.
fos'er-Milburu Co. Buffalo. New York
sole agents for the United States
Remember the nanre-Doan's-,us take
no other
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12
Notice " tisal >~ftlewest and Deterwins los
NJ Heirskip
In the Matter of the Estate
tf M la
Henry W. Anderson. DECEASED \

Henry W. Anderson, deceased.
Notice j. hereby given. that ON Monday the
18th day of April A. u. 1909. at the hour of
~ a. IN. Of said day. the same being one of the
regular days of the March term of the County
Court ct tunuison County, in the State Of
Colorado, J. Thomas \ Bouch'on. administrator
OF said estate, will appear before the Judge .f
said tourt, present my final settlement al such
administrator, pray the approval of the same
and will then ask 10 be discharged as such
administrator. At which time and placa
any person IN Interest may APPEAR aud present
objections TO the same, il any there he.
And Further Notice Is Hereby Given. That at
said time and place the cUurt will receive aud
hear proofs concerning the heirs of said deceas-
ed, pursuant to the verified petition # Gecree
Z. Anderson. claimant n heir at law Of said de-
ceased, heretofore filed herein asking for a
Judicial ascertainmeut aud deta-f1n nation OF
heirshlp Of said estate, and frum which it
appears that said George Y. Anderson. brother.
Margaret nymoud. sister. Martha Martin half
sister and Rhoda VI. shaver. sister hv t,eor-..
II. Hillman and Frederick Hillman, her csr.l,-
mittee. are heirs Of said deceased.
Now, Therefore, any and all persons who are
or who claim TO be heirs at Law Of said Henry
". Anderson. decea sd arr hereby r,rnired Il, b..
and appear tFereat. or abide the daternl mi ion
of the Court THEREON.
Dated st GHunison Colorado, this 9th day
Of March 4 D. 1879
THOMAS A. BOUGHToN.
Administrator of tie estate II Henry ". An
drrsCn- deceased Mar. ie-April g.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12
NOTICE
OF ENANfNAyIWs FOR THE POSI-
TiOh OF IkkfGAfgWA BSUISgON
kNGfNtER. az gkRSGATfUN
DfDf9HON M

Notice Is hereby given that an examination
will be held at the Court House in the City of
Grand Junction at . a. m. on March 2.th lag
for candidates wishing TO qualify for the posi.
tion of Irrigation Division Engineer Of rrieatio
Division No 4. under the provisions of Chapter
rs, OF the Session laws of 1873
Further Information and application
blanks may be obtained from the state Enri-
neer at Denver, Colorado. r W. JAYCOX.
war O-iz State Engineer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

''The duke does not desire your
death. sire-yct." sneerei pctchard.
"Wben he docs. iehold your path to
heaven
The King answered.
$50 lie IT, And now. IL your orders
allow 1t. pray leave me-
May you dream Of paradise" said
the rufiian.
The light disappeared heard the
bolts Of the door run home And then
] heard the sot,s Of the king lie was
alone. as he thought. Who dares mock
NJ him?
l did not venture to speak to him.
The risk of some exclamation escaping
him in surprise was too great. dared
do nothing that night. and my task
now was to get myself away In safety
and to carry OF the carcass Of the
dead man. To leave him there would
tell too much. Casting loose the boat
I got in. The wind was blowing n
gale now. and there was little danger
Of oars being heard. l rowed swiftly
round TO where my friends waited
had just reached the spot when a loud
whistle sounded over the moat he
hind me.
"Hello. Max-' heard shoWted
. hailed eapt in a low tone. The
rope came down. tied il round the
corp~e and then went up it myself.
Whistle you. too" I whispered. for
our men and haul in the line. No talk
How."
They hauled up the body Just as IL
reached the road three men on horse
back swept round froia the front Of
the castle. We saw them: but. being
on foot, we escaped their notice. But
We heard our men coming up with a
shout
The devil. but it's dark" cried a
ringing voice.
1t was young Rupert 4 moment
later shots rang out Our people had
met them. ] started forward at a run,
sapt and Fritz following me
Thrust, thrust.' cried Rupert again.
and a loud groan following told that
he himself was not behindhand.
I'm done. Rupert"' cried n voice
They re three to one. Save yourself!'
/ ] ran on. holding my cudgel in my
hand. Suddenly a horse came toward
me. A man was on it. leaning over the
shoulder
Are you cooked, too. Krafsteln - he
cried
There was no answer
l sprang to the horses head. II was
Rupert IIentZau.
AT last" I cried.
Continued Next Week
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

PI;kin Miner We waI; that
extenslon oa the 4. 4 :. into the
North Fork aud Grand valley
Well, Father OF courss. we'll wait
until the comp p.ny builds. but H.li
lsp 1 Tor any great length ef time
going 10 overlook an opportunity
like that
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

1t is reported that Senator Gug-
genheim 5 maiden speech in con
gress was against the present
method Ct preserving f rests.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

Freshest Taf; has called ssYeclai
-e--san of congress % revise the
tarss for March Is C9aSre.snaen
T.yiar. Martin and RseAer and
Senator Hssbes fFam Colorsdo will
ts new members 81 thls body
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-12

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