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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-11-04

"a YEARS OLD.
Mrs. Tom Gill was taken suddenly
i'll Saturday.
Mrs. May Heath was on the sick
list this week.
Mise Mable Hall assisted at the
Ed Cotton store Saturday.
Miss Minnie Schlater is working
at the Frank Williams home.
John Wahlert purchased a new
wagon of Hans Hansen Friday.
Fred Bartlett was passenger on
the north bound train Monday.
Verta Donaldson from over near
Anita az on our streets Saturday.
Mics Ohm of Audubon visited be.
tween trains Saturday with Miss
Vance.
Hans Hansen went to Omaha |
last Thursday with a carload of
old iron.
Tom Phippen has purchased the
A. Petersen farm known as the Wa
tersOn farm.
Mrs. Henry Conklin went out to
ii. w. Rogers Saturday to stay un-
til Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Cooper visit
ed Friday and Saturday at the ]. I.
Hensley home.
Mrs. Grace Wilkins OF Atlantic
spent Friday and Saturday at the
parental home.
Miss Mable Griffin is working at
the J. E. Walker home during his
mother's illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox return
ed Monday from a visit with friends
at Pocahontas Ia.
Mrs. Mary Thomas has been doing
a great deal of improving on her
property on Depot St.
Mrs. r. G. Watterson has been
having her house shingled and
painted the past week.
Mre. John Peterman visited last
Friday with Mrs. Ben Jenseu down
at her suburban home.
There was dance at Sam Baylor's
south of town last Friday night. A
good time was reported.
First number of our lecture
course Nov. 10, Tickets for sale at
the Christensen Jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Rodgers re-
turned Friday from their visit in
Shelby and Pottawattamie p counties. |
Miss Bessie Witthauer returned
from Guthrie Center Saturday |
where she visited since last Thurs
day.
Ed Beason and family of Audu-
bon drove down in their auto Fri
day and spent the day with John M.
Dimick's.
Miss Anna Dorr went to Audubon
Sunday to attend the funeral SER
vice of Grandma Foley which took
place Monday.
Uncle Hi Dimick and wife came
last Thursday from their home in
Des Moines for visit with relatives
and old time frien de.
They were busy hauling lumber
from the Fullerton Lumber yards
Monday to ship to Anita to place in
he lumbe yards in Anita.
Word comes from Armstrong Ia.
that Mr.. and Mrs. Warren VanAer-
nam are the proud parents of ba-
by girl born Thursday, Oct. 2s.
Jim Gwin returned from his
trip to South Oak ota last Thursday |
and Saturday he assisted in the
grocery department of the Ed Cot
ton store.
MT. duu hIS. -. "a. DulSHcA
turned Monday from their trip
west where they visited their son,
Frank at Seattle Washington, and
relatives in Minnesota.
Mrs. Frank Williams came home
from the hospital at Iowa City Sat
urday. She stood the trip well and
it is hoped she will coon be able to
be among her friends.
The Halloween social at the
Christian Parsonage Saturday
night was we'll attended. The pro
ceeds of the evening amounted to
.S14. and everyone reports good
time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-11-04

Mrs. J. E. Herrick entertained the
Thursday Club Nov. 4. " 4
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-11-04

Mr.. Mrs. Nels Hansen left wednes
day noon for Omaha.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
@lnii0cr @ampi init Hinbern.

MuSfngcC Gtlob, IS. lSuni.
- Sn cinCm Sample 5miidcn EoIi.
5cibcomtcn mo 0rci Nonoiten mclde
bcutc friib nubc Nrogg, Sflub., Ciuen
6rndt5ug Der st. 2olti9, ,(ron
Yiountdin II. Solttbcrn Yobn" ilber,
iielcL muroe Gonitablcr Eobnion
airf 9etootct. Eoul WiQiams, elmer
Der 9onoitcn, crbielt ciner Sd)uB it
Die 9rllit uno mlr0e cinoefongen.
Iie bcioen 9ln6crcn entfomen. Ger
,}mcf Der 9ldubcr mar, ole W}itglic'
Der Der 3u9beOicnuug SIT pliinoern,
mcldc gerooe ibrcn MonotsIobn er-
balten botten. lie 9eoienItetcn lei.
iteten @ioerItan0, ln0 olS nebrcre
SGiiiie gcioIlen worcn eiltcn oic
GonItu6ler Girf lno gidS ocn Giien-
bobnleuten 81 @iilic. 9irf cr6iclt
eincn S6uB ourh Den aopi im0 bIic6
nui Der SteQe foot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
Sclbitmoropaft permmtbet.

@tlltomSport Go, Is.
Slni. hilbert Wllnro uno ieine
iintge Satin, pelhe er crit Dor elmer
Node gebeiratbet bate, puroen
Delltc gtudntittag IN ibrer bieiiaen
Wobnln9 ols 2eihen ouigeflmoen,
mo Die goli5ei lit Der glniidlt, ooB
ibr Zoo Die tSolge zines SeIbltmoro.
pats mar. geioe @beleute, bottelr
ibre 9to6tgep1noer on nmo oos Gas
bronnte nod IN i6rem 3immer.
O'inro ltommte ans glaiosbura,
nubc bier itno Itano ais @lerf in
0ienIten Der oEenniplponia gabn."
Selne Satin mar cine geborene 1al.
ton BON bier.
(Spoter) Yergiitung ollrh
Gonop icbcint Ole SooeSurIod,e aelue.
len 5lI lein. gteuere Gntluidelunaen
mlocrlpre1eu Der Selbltnoro- 5beo-
rlc llno cine genoue llnteriihung loll
itottim0cn Wilmro luor crit - Sab.
re olt mo fem @rlno lit befonnt,
luelher ouS Gbepaor bernnlolien
tonntc, irehuillig aus Dem 2eben III
Ihei0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Ocm iI6crfliiiiigen 8eriud por, e3
Ouuoll tort 5lI lodcn.
Goa @caentbeil bebolpten mir lie,
uelhe entlueoer Die pabre Sahloge
niht 0ur6idauen ooer enttdllibt
Ouro6 ituo. oaB Dos amtlidja gfitb-
lono trob Triple-Gntente it'd tidlt
ser 6reibeit begab. nit Geutidlano
ouf oem Sub gegenieitig rubiger nno
h0fIider 9todboridaft 5l perbleiben,
mouou Die beporltebanoe aaiier'3u-
ionmenhmit nngeuebmc almoe gibt.
Gin britiihes @eiuf an
Uncle 2 SonI.
2ononrL 18. SUM. 8roBbri.
tonnieu bat Die Ser. Stoaten eriuft,
niht oui ibrcn Anipriihcn oltf Be
tbciliaunQ on Der 2Inleibe pon $27.-
100000 fiir Ole 0Sontom'S S5e.Gbucn-
Nubn," mclhe bereits an britiide.
oeutidc rmO iron56iiife 9onfen Der,
aeben uor. 5ll beitebcn. GoS @eIlIb
lit Dem britiiheu 9otibofter SSames
9rpcc IN g8oibington iiberrnitteIt
mor6en.
Gcfi5it i'm fruu30iii6eu
gii0qet.
FuriS, IS. SUM. - Ias giioact
fiir 1910 muroe beute Scr 9eputirtcn-
tonmcr 0urh Den 6inon3miniiter
Gailour unterbreitet uno ergiebt eiir
Geii5it BON $2t,0OO,0O0. 3opon iol-
len 100000 uif Gonto fir 1911
geidrieben l.no Die iibrigen $4,000.
600 aurd neuc Steuern ouf getro-
leum, Sum0e, 9erguerfe uno CRIB
id)oIten nlfgebrod)t fperoen.
6rou SteinbeiI miro pro.
5eiitrt.
Foris, 1S Suni. Iie Rifter
Der 9lntlogetummer, oeren geiugniiie
10 3iennlt6 bcrienigen elmer @rono
Sllrp in ben Ser. Stooten entipreden,
boben ole pom Observation-Disclosures
9lnore errcihten S6Iiiiie gebiQiat II.
OoB WaOame slOoIpb
Stcinbeil oIS &oupti6uIoige all Der
i'm lebtcn Sonlnter bier periibten Gr-
ibres @atten un0 ibrer
Stietnlltter Dor ooS 9liiiiengerid,t ge-
itellt merOen iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
2ottcrie nnf lSDrto yiieo anfgeboben.

Gan 3unn, Norto Gico, IS.
Ellni. - Gic biei9c Holi5ei bat OoS
&auptquartier elmer 2otterie, luclde
idlon ieit piclen Snbren i'm 9etrieb
mar, 5u Carolina, nobe Son Suon,
ouigeipiirt, Sed5 4crionen muroen
perboftet unO cine groBe Guantit1t
Orpdiadcn II. j. ~. bei6lagnobmt.
Die 2ottcrie iitbrt ben Inmen go
9ollo" imo lit oos erite oerortige I'm.
ternrbmen, pcldes icit Dem 9lniong
SIR omcrifonii6en Cffltpation bier
oerillAt Duroe. Die Forto Ticancr
laben in5iuiiden ieoen Ionot lalt.
lcnoe bon Collars iiir ouslGnoilde
Sottcrielooie ausgege6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
Miloe Strafe.

y 6louoreau, z. &, IS. ,Slni.
6ruu emma aoilimonn @attin
cIneS rcihen 9rnllers, peId)e bier I'M.
ter Der 4nfloge Der ernoroung ibres
GienitmGohens 9lgnes goIreis Dor
@cridt itono, mlroe beitte eines ein.
ioden 2lngriiis iiberfiibrt rno su so
Sageu Sait ionic elmer @cIobliBe
Don 500 perllrtbeilt. Die Stroie
mltroe iolort be3oblt. Sn Scr anfIage
mar Oorgelcgt, Die 6rou babe oen
loo Neg @idOdcns ourd ipitemotiide
grailianc 9cbonolung berbeigefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
3cBnjabrigc Sait fir picr WOro-
tllntcn.

Sott cafe lltob., is. TSlmi. -
Gm liO DC, cin t7siGbriacr 9tupaio.
Snoioner, betonnte iiG bcutc I'M bic.
ii1cn &mOeaOiitriftS0cricbt i6uIOi9
Dor ctlihell Monotcn SIT 2IncotD, in
cinem obGclcBenen Sbcile OeS Stnn.
les, bier ieinCr &cruouotcn, uQmlidJ
cnCn Cnfcl, cine Eontc, cine Shpe-
tier ino cinem &cttcr crnorOet 5ll ia.
ben. Gr bcAinG Die 6bat, neil i'm
Icjn SnfcI mc9cu 6oiIbcit mitStroit
bcorobt bate. 9ii6tcr Moribnl Der,
i'm 5ll 5ebnidbriger Suit i'm
3rthtballIc 81 Ncuocmuortb, SIS, lmo
ciner @cIObuBe bon 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Ger bette Stweis. e. Heuiidoier & 60. or.
bieten t. ir9eno einem her an 9dmorrtoiOen
&ichis lam biuiser ieiH Siefe arobe Griins
onna enes berii6mten meitinohsn Ir3tes rat
bic Grobe elmer 5lunn5teidbrieen @riohrnng be-
o1s 8nOcrldijigite, uerHinitiaiie tdoiialte nno
t6nelltte 0eilmiitel aegen 9dnorrbooen, ods
lett bcanni it,. enpfcblen. 9iiemano braud,i
bon i. Geuiaoier & 60, Ror 24fG yieips0ori,
frei berianoi iperoeli. (St3oSa I&gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
@rigiIt.S Scicr bCcnOct,

ltcbcrreibrng Der pom Gon8rcB, ocm
Stoot Cbio llno Der StoOt Gop.
ton ben }lcropIm -Griin0erl pcr-
liebenen MeodiilCu. - @ebriiocr
bege6cu lih Jest 5unGd)It no1
&oibingtou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

lltDCllCIl .utSuNItltll. " NDNIh lNpNA
bcge6eu iiN Jest 5llnddit noA
@oibington.
0optoM 8, rs, &lmi - Qic
bier pcronitnltetc aroBc 5meitaGiAc
6eier jl @brcn Der 2IerOpImsGriiu.
ser Cruiae m0 @iImu @rioht 0C.
lm0te beute sum 2lbihIuB. Gic
Sauptnmuner OcS hclltigcn 6Citprus
9rontmS mar oie llcbcrreicbuug Der
ben 9riioeru @riQbt bonn Gon9rcB,
Dem Staat Ghio lu0 Der Stnot Tau
ton pcrlicbcneu 8ol0me0oilcn. Qic
Gercmpnic Qing alli elmer Iribiinc III
Der Ndbc Der @irgbt ihcn NeropIon.
Iu6rif BON Stootcn. Wcnerul &o3.
2luen. Gbcf bcs Si9tolcorp&, iiber-
reid)tc Die GongrcB- WieOoilte, @olt-
uerncur Sormon Die Stdot3mcboillc
un0 Mupor G0mnro 6. Gurfbort pou
bier sic StoOtmcboillc. }lue orci
@errcn bicItcn HcoclL in mclhcu iic
oic Grrlngcnicboiicn ser Nrii0er
airs S66ite prieieu, lmO ole 9cbte-
ren 0riittcn III ttr5cn, paHcn0cn
Worten ibren Innt aus. 9toh Der
lleberreihungS GCrcmonic fono Elm
groBcr 6elt5ug itutt, llntcr Sen GbeiI.
uebmcru an Der bcl,tiQen 6cier be-
ion0en iicb Der ioponiidc @otihofter
&ogo Sotabira luo Der cltbnnilfe
@ciollptc Carlos @. &eIc}. Goptol
lit itoISoti Ooa 9riiocrpaor, ucIhc5,
luie old 9luiihriiten oui 0cn mebcn-
Ocn 9apnern ncrfiiuoeten o0opton
bcrii6mt 0cmobt bat" ,Sl cen felt.
LID atfbnliiften Stroben morcn
lrillnpF0gcn oliGeiilbrt, Die nit
Mo6cuelS bon 2IcropIonclt acjiert
iino ll&croa lob mon 9onncr nit
Scr 2luiihriit: o2Imcrito 0o0 $5ein
Der 2uitidifiobrt, unO 9nutou ooS
Scim Der eritcn 2uitlcaIcr Der &clt.
SAT- ie6cr 9elppbner fcnnt Die beioct
Mrigbt5 bon &in0csbcinen an, lm0
2lae nnbnen ireuOi0en gIutbcil oil
ibrcn Grrlugcnidbnitcn uuf ocm @c.
bicte Der Suitihiiiabrt, Nobridein-
Iif reiicn Die 9riiOcr icbon mor1cn
uun @oBih0ton, INN 0ort i'm gciiein
BON SofpcritGuoigcn ocS gun0c5.
SignalcOrps 2IcrcpInliubrten 5il mn
tcrne6nlcn. Sobolo 0icie bort icrti1
iinS, bc8cben lie licb nod 0cntihlono,
nm iiir Die Oclttihr &c9icrlml 5u ar.
bcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
Wnrcau Der
$cb6rbc ocy &pli5ci GommifGrc.


@nItim0re. ben H. Suni 1902
Ilic 8erlodcn ipcrotH buraut duimerIiun Ge'
mucbt.
bar es unseiebIiD 1T
GrndctS, SGuibo, Rndeten ODER unoereS
brcnn6urco 6euerpcrf VI perIduien ooer sum
Seriali anlubieicn eeIoitrnie nbt itber SD
fir icoe llcbeyrcturG. t&erorbnnng g'r. 239.
am % 5c}ember 1908 unier3cibncU.
Socr Sae, mas ais A.. Eatroncn SpicI sFtiiOI"
bednni III, III Ocruufen uoer 81 nerbenfen.
Seoirnfe $50 bis 5000 tNupte ~, Sefients
libe nuQemetnc Gcfebc. glrtleI 39s)
Soer fir Se6ermann irqeuo meCbe Soltibs,
6adeten, Graders. Iorpeooe Grduateu ooer
nnoere brennbare 5euerUerfsttrper noer erplos
otrenoe Frdporute 81 mcyfen, blenoern ODER
u66ubreunen. c5elnilraie 81 bis So. tgrfiIet
H. baltimore Staht Gooer. 1906 glbidnitt 90
Die Sori6riiien bieier Seroromlnl baben ios
mobl @eltung flr Grindi Yoialtdieu uuo llms
trieolelInaen ais uut iiir otct 6iieutleben
SiraBen.
Ste &oti3e miro fpCBteQe itno cnerQiide Otabs
ndbnen iilr NurC9lhbrutg oieler Getete treifcll.
Sherlpf Siuauu,
.tJ et0in q. u, Whcltlc,
Better g. SuMc,
tEuHlS- SHll2) Hui3eisGonuni iidrc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-24
INDOOR BALL ON
THANKSGIVING
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium VIII be Scene
Of Stirring Game in the After
noon Of that Holiday.

A big indoor baseball game, the
first Of the season, has been arranged
for Thanksgiving afternoon at the Y.
gymnasium. There have been good
many inquiries concerning the indoor
league schedule for this year and it
is an assured fact that there will be
a league of six or eight teams but
the first game of the schedule will not
be played until later on. Everything
will give way to basket ball at the 4.
until after New Years when baseball
will have full swing.
Almost all Of last years indoor
players have been in practice more or
less this fall and most Of the men are
in trim, and two star aggregations
will meet each other Thursday after
noon. The Westminster Presbyter-
ians, winners of last years pennant,
claim to be able to carry away the flag
this winter, but some of the other
star players from other teams think
that they can give the Presbyterians
a good drubbing. This IS simply an
exhibition game or rather a game to
decide whether or not the Presbyter-
ians are tit
No admission will be charged and
the game will be called at $3.50. Seats
will be provided for two or three
hundred people and there will be
plenty of standing room
Inasmuch as there will be no foot
ball game in Keokuk on that date, 1t
is presumed that this game will afford
an afternoon of pleasure. P. G. King
has gotten together bunch OF stars
including Kendrick, H. King, Dickey,
A. Sheldon, Bradford and others. It
T is presumed that the Presbyterians
will use their regular line up and as
the team is in perfect condition, the
game promises to be an extra inning
affair and full of excitement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-24

CORONER WAS CALLED
Went to Fort Madison on Early Morn
Ing Train For the Purpose Of
Holding an Inquest
Today.

coroner Fred kOrSchgen went to
Fort Madison this morning to hold an
inquest over the body of Alexander
Winton, an employee of the Santa FaI
who was found dead in bed yesterday
morning. The Gem City gives the
following account of the body:
Alexander Winton, an assistant, OF
F. M. Bruce, who has charge Of the
commissary department Of the con-
struction gangs of the Santa Fe rail
way, was found dead at about $3.50
o'clock this morning on the floor OF
the bath room adjoining his apartment
in the Hotel Antilles.
Winton and Bruce occupied rooms
adjoining and as Winton had been in
poor health for a number of months
Brce had been in the habit of
looking after his friends welfare
and comfort. Last evening at 1890
o'clock when Winton went to his room
to retire Bruce procured for him
bowl Of nush and milk as he com.
planned that his throat troubled him
to swallow and he could not eat his
supper. He was, however, apparently
In about his usual health Nothing
was heard of him during the night,
but early this morning Bruce heard
him moving. about his room, but
thought nothing about It.
About $3.50 G. G. Rhodes of Kansas
City, an old friend of Winton's. asked
the porter at the hotel to show him to
his friends room which was no. s..
They found the door locked and did
not receive any response from inside,
Mr.. Bruce, who occupied room No. so,
was aroused and then Winton's room
was entered and he was found on the
floor OF the bathroom in his night
shirt dead His head was partly I'M,
der the bath tub A broken glass on
the floor indicated that he had gone
to the bathroom to secure drink of
water and was. suddenly taken with
an attack Of teart disease brought on
by other chronic troubles.
The dead mans home is at Newton
Kansas, where his mother and sister
reside. He has two brothers in Chi.
cago. His relatives have been notified
and are expected to arrive in the
city tomorrow.
The deceased was about forty-three
years old and had been in the employ
of the Santa Fee railway for the past
two years. He came to Fort Madison
last April as an assistant to Mr.. Bruce.
While here he has made number of
friends and had resided at the Hotel
Antilles.
The remains were taken charge OF
by Acting Coroner j. A. Num- and the
following coroners' jury was selected
to investigate the matter: w. F
Maize, Frank Walter and Charles
Haessig.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-24
PACKING COMPANY
PRESIDENT TO COME

r. D. Foster Of ottumwa Will be the
Speaker at the Y. M. c. A.
on Next Sunday.
Hon. T. D. Foster of Ottumwa, pres
ident of the Morrell Packing Co.. will
address the mems meeting next Sun
day afternoon at the "Y." Mr.. Foster
has been In Keokuk before and adj
dressed large meetings and it is with
pleasure that they announce his COM
ing on Nov. 28th He is convincing
and resourceful speaker and in great
demand throughout the state. Those
who heard him at Des Moines at the
Y. M. @. A. convention last winter will
recall his address as one of the best
on the program.
He is clearly self-made man hav-
ing come to this country when mere
lad and working his way successful-
ly until now he is president of cor
poration employing over 5000. He has
a message of experience and should be
d lesson to all earnest and industrious
men, The meeting will be held at the
usual hour, 3:45.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-24
Standing Of Clubs.
Results Last Night.

Those Operas certainly do smoke
up some in the Keokuk Bowling AS
ISOLATION. Last night Captain Publisky
lead his Primers to the third success
sive victory and his team maintains
an exalted position on top of the heap.
The We'll team was victim Of this
third assault and went down insdefeat
by 1870 actual pins. The We'll men had
handicap of a few over 100 pins, but
1t did not help sufficiently in the to-
tails. Tie Grand Leader-O Olympia
match was postponed.
The star of the evening was Captain
Publisky, who averaged 1870 1-3, with
high game Of 1S9. But victory would
not have come so easily had it not
been for the splendid work of Carlson
who carried off honors with high
game of EOS, and Bear who averaged
ITO 1-3 but pin less on the total
than the former.
Wells displayed distinct reversal
of form from that shown on the night
of last weeks tournament. The high
average of the team was 157 2-3 made
by Frankenfield, who also rolled the
high game of 1888. The scores:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-24

There is more raiarrh In this section
OF the country shan all other diseases
put together. :, until the last few
years was snip, snd 70 he incurable. For
III a local disease ID nd prescribed local rem.
edies. and by constantly failing to cure
( with local treatment pronounced It In
durable. Science has proven catarrh to
be constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment Halls
sCatarrl1 Cure. manufactured by F.. j.
constitutional cure on the market. 1t Is
taken internally In doses from 10 drops
to a teaspoonful It acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case 1t fills. to cure. Send FOR
circulars and testimonials
Address: FIJI. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. tic.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-24
SiberIa's Advancement.

In 1902 the first canning establish
ment in Asiatic Russia was opened at
Omsk Exports of hides and skins
from Siberia increased from $500 tons
in 1899 to $500 tons in 1902. More
than 1000 tons of Siberian eggs are
exported annually, many of them find
ing their way to the London market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-24

Tells How uuly, Defcrmed
Women Become superb
Of Figure.


The treatment consists of apply
Ing q powerful, harmless nervine-
stimulant direct to the cells Of the
skin, to be absorbed and utilized
to create nourishment OF flesh and
tissue growth. The most beautiful
changes are wrought; ugly, de-
: formed women with scrawny neck,
arms and limbs, with no bust de-
velopment at al yisibA. are quick
~ transformed into charming per-
sonages with well-rounded arms
and mock, full, normal bust of ex-s
uuisite curve and proportion. and
shapely figure so much admired In
our great actresses and society
leaders and SO attractive to the
other sex always.
Obtain the ingredients separatev
" at any good drug store. and mix
carefully at home. Get two ounces
OF glycerine, three ounces OF rose
water, one ounce tincture cado-
meme compound (not cardamom)s i
MIX the glycerine with tincturs
cad0mene and let stand two
hours; then add rosewater and q
teaspoonful Of borax. Apply
morning and night, rubbing 1t In
thoroughly. Then wash with hot
water and soap, and dry. It Is re-
lated that one woman developed a
figure that won for her a very,
very wealthy husband.
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STRANGE Lake in Africa.

That strange African lake, Lake
Tchad, has been the subject OF renewed
attention within the last two years,
and the fact that In period of 20
years it alternately increases and de-
creases in size and depth seems to
have been well established.
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Postoffice Announcement.

Thanksgiving Day. Thursday, Nov.
rs, 1909, there will be no delivery or
collection by carrier. General delivery
and carrier windows open from 800 a.
m. to 900 a. m. and from 1890 a. m.
to 1880 a. m. No delivery or collec-
ton on rural routes numbers one and
two 8. w. MoOREHEAD,
Postmaster.
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Operas.
es4 IT'S ese

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from cold, prevents
pneumonia and consumption. Con-
taips no opiates. The genuine is in
a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Wilkinson & Co.
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Enuland,s Oldest Canal.

The oldest canal in England was
originally Roman cutting the Foss
dilSe-running it's II miles from Lin
coin to the Trent, near Torksey. Deep
ened in the time Of King Henry I.
1t was allowed to decay until 1870
when the Edinburgh Steyensons both
widened and deepened it.
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When cold becomes settled in the
system, 1t will take several days treat
ment to cure it, and the best remedy
to use is Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. 1t will cure quicker than any
other and also leaves the system In a
natural and healthy condition Sold
by Wilkinson & Co. pharmacy, and j.
Il. Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-24

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney or bladder troubls
that is not beyond the reach of med
icine Cures backache and irregular
tiles that IL neglected might result in
Bright's disease or diabetes. WilkiD-
son & co