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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-24
Contracts Given Out

The Marshall & Bruce Co. of Nash
VILE was today awarded the contracts
for supplying the state with stationery
and stationery supplies for the two
years beginning October l. This is a
very heavy trade as it includes the
supplies that will be needed for the
session of the legislature next Win
ter.
Other contracts let were for printing
supreme court reports, acts of the leg
islature and journals and department
reports to the Brown Printing COM
pany of Montgomery; bills in the legis-
lature, blanks and matter of this kind,
including messages of the governor, to
the Waldo Printing company of Mont
gomery; distributing public docu ments,
Brown Printing company. Montgomery
kidding wood for capitol. B. F. Ross,
Deatsyille.
The contracts were let on bids
opened by the secretary of state in
the presence of Auditor Brandon and
Commissioner of Agl iculture Wilkin-
son, state officers.
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Stores to Close

The game of baseball between the An
niston and Selma clubs to be played at
Riverside park tomorrow afternoon will
be witnessed by perhaps the largest
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-24
Important to PROPERTY Owners

Is your property vacant? Do you
want 1t rented? Are you dissatisfied
with present results? Place your prop
erty in my hands for good results.
JOHN B. BETHEA,
2120 First Avenue.
Peoples 107; Bell 368. S-24-2t
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Big Rate Con test

1t now seems that the rate litigation
between the state and the Louisville and
Nashville, Central of Georgia and the
Western of Alabama will be bequeathed
to the incoming administration. 1t does
not seem possible to get any decision
by the courts for some months. and, as
a matter of fact. 1t will require many
more weeks to get in the testimony now
being taken at Louisville, Birmingham,
Montgomery and Savannah. Under an
order of the United States court of APP
peals the Alabama legislative made sched-
ules are In force for trial and have
been for several months, including rates
ON 10 commodities and 21s-cent fares
Attorneys at work in the cases frankly
state that there seems no reason to hope
for any end of the litigation for a long
time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-24
No Boil Weevn Yet

1t is not believed by the department.
of agriculture that the boil weevil has
been found in Franklin county as is
reported. A great many bugs and in
sects infest cotton from time to time
and the weevil, in mad cross coun-
try chase, may have reached that sec
ton, though he is not due for two or
three years, according to present out
look.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Free If Ii Fails
Your Money Back If You are Not Salts
fled with the Medicine We
Recommend.

We are so positive that our remedy
will permanently relieve constipation,
no matter how chronic it may be, that
we offer to furnish the medicine at our
expense should it fail to produce salts
factory results.
1t is worse than useless to attempt
to cure constipation with cathar,ic
drugs. Laxatives or cathartics do
much harm. They cause reaction,
irritate and weaken the bowels and
tend to make constipation more
chronic. Besides, their use becomes
habit that is dangerous.
Constipation is caused by weakness
Of the nerves and muscles OF the large
intestine or descending colon. To ex-
pect permanent relief you must there
fore tone up and strengthen these or.
gans and restore them to healthier
activity.
The discovery Of the active principle
of our remedy involved the labor Of
the worlds greatest research chemists.
As an active agent it possesses the
valuable qualities of the best known
intestinal tonics as well as being par
ticularly pleasant and prompt in its
results.
We want you to try ReXall Orderlies
on our recommendation. They are en-
ceedingly pleasant to take, being eaten
|
like candy, and are ideal for children,
delicate persons and old folks, as well
as for the robust. They act directly
on the nerves and muscles of the
bowels. They apparently have a neu-
tral action on other associate organs
or glands. They do not purge, cause
excessive loosencss nor create any in
! convenience whatever. They may be
taken at any time, day or night. They
will positively relieve chronic or habit
ual constipation, if not of surgical
variety, and the myriads of associate
or dependent chronic ailments, if taken
with regularity for "A reasonable length
of time They come IN two sizes of
packages, ~ tablets, 10 cents: 80 tab.
let's, % cents. Sold in Red Cloud only
at our store, The Rexall Store. The
II. +. Grice Drug Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Ped Cloud SChOOl's Bl-mCnihly Spclllns
Contest.

The boys and girls who rank highest
in their respective grades in spelling
are nN follows;
Grade 3 Ralph Ncwhouoe. Mcrwic
Edison, Mrya Evans. Beatrice
McAllister.
Grade i-Will Mcbride, Lloyd Turner,
Stan,cr Amack, lIohort
Blacl<lrdgr, Mcrlyn Homer.
Murvcl Fcntrcss, Fountain
Finchcr, Lucille Robinson,
Celeste Scrivncr, Mabel
KountH, May lluher, Thclma
LambOrn, Helen Raincs,
Fern Thorton, Josie Sherer.
Grade Kenneth Johnston. Ernest
Ncwhouse. Willie Osborne,
Pearl Carpenter, Faith
koontH, Helen Green, Violet
Ieiss, Bessie IIaycl, Pearl
McCoukey, Iva Potter,
Teresa Rcigle, Lidia Trout,
Anna Roubal, Rosa sutton.
Grade Ed Warren, Jackson Fincher.
Alan Noritz, Florence John.
ston, pruda llutier, Georgia
Clauson, Ruby Collie, Flos-
sic Smith, Nell Finchcr,
Hazel Wolfe, Gladys Fry,
Marvel Turnurc, Elizabeth
Overman, Ruth llussong,
Jennie Miner, Iclma Won
DERBY, Ncttic Springer, Bca-
triN McKeighan
Grade Paul Polnicky. Mauriuc Cald-
well, Alison towden, Bula
Fit, bertha Osborn
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17

GRACE EPISCOPAI) CHURCH
Rev. j. NJ! Bates, Pastor.
Service the first two Sundays In each
month.
Holy Communion at morning services on
the first Sunday.
Sunday school at II o'clock every Sunday
Mrs. E,B. Smith, superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
SUGGESTION
No. ;.

give are not asking favor when
we ask you to witness the Chi
Namel Demonstration in our store
on March 18th and 10Th, but cx-
tending one. 1t will be your OPP
porlunity to learn from the Manu-
iacturer's expert many things in re-
gard to the treatment of interior
wood work, furniture etc, and the
many WAYS in which the Chi
Namel Graining and Vanishing
Process may be made to serve the
housewife.
tjDon't fail to attend. 1t will be
worth many dollars to you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
CHAS. L. COTTING,
THE DRUGGIST.

The New England play "Uncle Daul'
will be produced at the Opera House
one light Wednesday March 23nd.
This charming and wholesome novel
proved one of the most widely read
and admired stories ever published
in this country. When Barney Me
Canlcy first brought out the play SO
strong was the impression he produced
that he was compelled to play it for
several seasons. The simple story
and its fine character contrasts have
made it play repletc with those elc.
ments which establish popular success,
leaving most pleasing impression,
at its conclusion. II is plays of this
kind which best please the general
public and Uncle Dan'l" is meeting
with wonderful success everywhere.
The Passion Play" is enacted this
year at Obcramergan, bavaria. The
Passion Week of our Lord comes an
nually The church must suffer with
him IT she expects to reign with him
Mr.. ilussong will present four wonder
fully helpful sermons at the Christian
church, to welcome and close the
passion Period" this year, as follows:
Lords day March Goth, IL a. m. "The
Battle field of Evil and Eternal Good
7:30 p. IN. The Divinity of Jesns of
Nazareth shown by His Wisdom. -
Easter day March 9th, II a m, "The
Stone Rolled Away 7:30 p. M, The
Divinity of Jesus Christ Confirmed by
His Resurrection" The latest evil
dences on divinity in man will also be
presented. Hear them at the Christ
ian church. Good music. Seats free.
EVERYBODY welcome.
have 320 acres mile east of Red
Cloud. There is a good room house,
size 32xlS, all rooms are l6xls except
ing the kitchen which is lOxli. There
are porches, good cistern with we'll
at the door, cistern will hold 300 bbls.
of water, good brick walks, house nice
ly painted, all kinds of shrubery, 20
kinds of roses, fruit of all kinds.
Barn 58X3s, NOW that will hold GO
ton of hay, 3 cribs that will hold 5000
bu. of corn, all other out buildings
that are necessary on "a farm. Good
living springs, 3 wells, good windmill,
good feed lots. There is about 40
acres in alfalfa, lao acres of pasture,
the pasture land is in two different
pastures, the balance of the land is
under cultivation This is "A river
bottom farm. There are hen houses,
one of them is now used as a store
house. This place is all fenced and
cross fenced There is some native
timber in the pasture.
also have 2i0 acres g miles south of
Riverton, Nebr, There is good
house lsX3G, addition l0x24. Barn a
X2i, granary l2XlG, corn crib lOxlO-iO
#. long, buggy shed l2xlO. hen house.
cattle shed, set of scales, feed lot 100
acres in cultivation, 30 abrcs in alfa-
alfa, timber and pasture. If these
places are sold within the next 30 days
they can be bought at bargain. For
FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL ON A. n.
! CARPENTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Notice.,

The Annual Meeting of the Martin
Cemetery Burial Board will be held
in the School House in Dist No. s5,
(known as Pope School House. on
Saturday March 20 1910 at the hour of
2 o'clock p NJ. for the purpose of
electing officers and the transacting of
eny other business that may properly
come before said board, by order of
the chairman.
n. l.. ID, SMITH, CLERK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
NstlCe.

The ladies Of tho N. Il. church will
hold their annual Easter Bazaar Satur-
day, March Goth, In the Miner build
ing. Also in connection with the
bazar they will serve dinner and sup
per, price % cents A cordial wei.
come is extended to all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17


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Studebaker aud wife Sunday.
Hmm, w.1larord ro,rilr ot Cowl,s
and N;,. wr;,,h, rr,m I'li,oi. .,,rt
Sunday with Ind r,ilev aud family
,
old and "A checker,a Overcoat plain
velvet collar.-Lcavc at the Chief or
flee and receive reward.
T. r Stevens returned from Smith
Center. Eos Tuesday evening, His
wifa ramaiucd and will visit n few
days longer before returning home.
HorsE AND Lors FOR SAIE.-A nice
q room house and A., lots located
close in. This is a nice place. In
quire at the Chief office for further
particulars.
.,,.. WI, pao.,1 p,;,, e,oro -
now open for the Spring trade. New
and artistic designs in wall paper,
and the strictly Guaranteed Repullinc
Brand of Paint.
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",p"'S i'' '',e n' '' - ~ Wv wy
inc up a big class adoption for the VI.
W. \. lodge of this city.
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ueloie ou' l'E "' ''''''t - .'''''' '"s
10" nave 20 Neo my ''''e VI '"', ~
'heae lie" l'ilcS c'I! Ei'' ~" Il" '"''
OF Ohe S'y'e an" ~" prizes VI NY
ha'A--MR'' liA"I'
About forty friends and relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs, I.ue Birkficld gathered
attheir home near Guide Rock Mar
10 To ceieorate ''e'r hl'" "e''''"s
anniversary, the evening was spent
in all kind OF amusetheh's a''er WHICH,
lunch was served
rho WILLING Workers of the Christ.
ian church Of Inayale will give their
annual bazar. and one of the best SUP.
ners nv tbe hest cooks in Webster
oorntv Saturday March % 1910. Sup.
mar or cents Evervbodv welcome.
By order of committee.
p..,...
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
aaaaaaasa asssssskkssss
s3CALETTES

Con Barr is sick this week.
A. d. Pierce is in Lincoln.
G. l.. Cotting L. on the sick list.
Renew your subscription for the
Chief.
sherwood Albright spent Sunday at
home.
Noble Ball of Guide Rock is in town
today.
Miss Mable Bailey is on the sick list
this week
d. II. Haley and wife are in Kansas
City this week.
Dick Runchey and wife were in
Riverton Friday.
Mr.. Arthur Wilson went to omaha
Friday morning.
The Relief Corps will meet Saturday
afternoon at $50.
Mrs. Cy Jennings of Bladen was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. Sid i.ongtin went to Franklin
Monday morning
He. Wilson and Chas, Grout were
in Inavalc Tuesday.
j. u. Hamilton of Guide Rock was
in the city Saturday.
Bernard McNcny returned home
Wednesday morning.
Miss Ada,inc Baylor went to Cowles
Wednesday morning.
Sheet Music for sc at Metcalt's
Studios. Potter Block.
Miss Robinson came up from Guide
Rock Monday evening.
Bring in your furs while market is
high. o. CALDWELL
Two more new residences are going
up in the Platt addition.
BY Shepard and wife of Riverton
were in the city Saturday.
Miss Yearlsa is visiting her parents
in bloomington this week.
Will Patten took charge OF the b.
g. NJ, eating house Tuesday.
Harry Studebaker came home from
Mcpherson, kans., Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Pope's mother arrived
Sunday morning from Riverton.
A Z. Walker went to Dewitt Sunday
returning Monday with his auto.
The Tillman Stock Co., will hold
forth in the Opera House tonight.
Call and see the 1910 Patterns of wal
paper at Sloss' Wall Paper Store.
For the nobbiest up-to.dat line OF
hats for all ages call on-MRs HART.
You do not need Rockefeller's bank
account to buy hat at-MRs HART.
Mrs. Oscar Hughes entertained the
five hundred club Thursday evening.
A baby girl was bora to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hanson last Friday morning
Geo. Davis has excepted a position
in the grocery department at Miners
store.
Extra Fine Early Ohio Seed potatoes.
For sale AT MINER Bios, and Co.,
Store.
4 sister Of Mrs. Hacker arrived in
the city Tuesday evening from Okla
hsma
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17

A IA room brick house suitable for
keeping roomers and boardors il de.
sired. Size Of building "a As, story
and half high, IS lots and fraction
OF lots, electric lights and water in
house. For further information in
quire at Chief office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Caucus Call.

The Citizens Caucus will meet at
the Court House Thursday evening,
March 18th. for the purpose of nominal
ing city officers to be voted on at next
regular election and also two members
of the school board.
BY ORDER OF Con-
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Good Farm For Sale

on reasonable Terms. Also some good
City residences for sale. Inquire OF
HIGT OFFICE.
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Jn(anO OGe(egrap6
In.lasen seesn bic g. ms
pipn WQper 90.


Wai hinetcu, D. g., 3. Sh.-
Bon Der 9rdnoiur9 oes Diitrltts eos
limbia puros am Wtontas cine nsus
4ntlase eegen pstsr q. 5bompion. ben
prdiioentsn Der Champion pdpsr 60.
BON Gbio, erbobsn. ndmlid, ben
nit Der Snipe,tioH Dee poit.artsn'yas
piers betroutsn Wajor 70. y. 3dnBins
ger gu beltsden periI6t 5u hdbsn. Die
Champion papsr go. erbielt ben aons
trait sur 9isf.rung BON 620,o00pTuno
papier fiir poittarten uno IteIerts ans
oeblih minoertpsrtbises WioteridI.
5bompIon ioG bann Den gsr'ua gs'
madt baben, ben Suipettor gu BETTE
den.
glutise 5rasDoie.
gineennes. Sno., 8. DIT. 6.
goparb 0ibion. Elm reiterpetrolsums
qusllsnsgeiissr, Der Dor 5 Sabren pOH
pittsburg mad Yincennes fam, tpuroe
am Wontag Worgeu auf benz perron
bss bisiissn gahnbofs gei6oi'sn uno
aui Der STEELE ee!ootet. WlsHlo Z.
Wloore, oeiIen Satin 0ibion ungee
biibrlihe 4uImsrtIamteit se5olIt baben
icl, lit als Der ansebiihe WDroer psrs
baftst porben. Moore. Der in psrltles
oen.n StGptsn Snoianus Sbedter be-
iisi, iprans iofort na1 Der S6ieBdIs
fairs on gorb zines 3uses uao puros
feItaenommen. ais sieler IN Wal hlnss
ton, Snb- anbislt.
YorIiftsmaBregsln segen
bic 6 holera.
Wdibington, .. g., 3. Dit.
anaeiidts Der Gholsra=8eiahr, lpsIhs
bisiem aonbe ourt Ginihleppuns aus
europa brobt, puros cine berathsno<
8eriammluns bss 0ifentlihen GeIuno.
bei!sratts nad Dlibinston einberu'
fen. Ter Warinss 5oipitaloien't be-
I6lcs, bic 3ahI Der Ssamten in leoen'
6aIeu, Don eem aus 0ompfsr mad
4merita abfahren ooer no Ginpanns'
rsr in Stalien, Deutidlano ober RuB:
lamb suIammentommen, su perooppeIn
Die sunebmsnR gpoesrate uno BIZ
9lusbreitung Der peit in Stalien uni
EeutIhlunb bat benz oHentliten 8e.
Iunobeitsratb cine Darurns sessben
Die aanse Sahlase piro NIT Der berat
tbenhen aorperihuit 6eiprohen psr'
ben uno man erlpartei in Babe 9srIt'
bon auSl6nbiiHtu Gsls1rssn.
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fir Die Ginrihtung zines reguldren
2feroplansp pojtbienjtes 3piIden Der
6auptitobt Nntananaribo uno alien
StGbtsn unb Srtlhaften i'm umtreis
bon $50 englii6en Weilen bon berIelz
BEN einsurittsn. Die 8efDrberung
Der goIt nad ben enifernteiten bisier
Srii6aften nimmt iebt, ba tie burh
srdser erfolsen mub, 3s6n Gage in
Qnipruh, tpirb jeooh in 3utunft nit
ben 5lugmaidinen in feds Stunosn
beipertiteuist iperben tonnen.
Graf Geo golitoi nerz
ammt bic Subens
Derfolgurgen.
ct. petersburg, 3. Oft. -
Grai Geo 1blitoi bat on Wontag eie
nsn proteit segsn ben SuOsn ganu>
biitritt perDffentliht. Gr ertldrt bas
Geiss, unter bem es ben5uoen ssitattst
tpirb, nur in einem gang beItimmien
0iitritt gu tpohnsn, nitt rur fir ab,
iuro unb in Der 5auptIahe fir uns
dusfiibrbar, Ionoern aud fir sins bruz
tale 8srlsbung Der natiirItfsn Re4te
aller Weni6en niht nur auf Der Groe
3u lsbsn, ionoern aud no es ibnen be-
liebt.
Gin so Sabr. alter jiioiiher llhr'
nader bat ii6 in elmer 8oritaot BON
ct. petersburg psreiftst, radbem ibll
bic polissi einen 4ustUeiiungsbeisb 81
3ugeIteat bate.
Die boIeru.
Rom, 8. DIT. - Wd6reub Der
lesten "a Stunoen puroen in Der
Staot Reapsl s ReuertrantlHgen uni
5 5pnesfGQe an Der Cholera gemel;
bet; fir bic propin3 Reopsl betruger
bieIe JdQe II reip. s. DdhreHo in
4pulien | Reuertrantung uno l 70;
bssfau berihtet puroen.
Gin . ampfer IN bic 2uf
geflosen.
Yaua 3. Sttobsr. Der Dam
pier ,gkriqui". BON 343 5onnsn, De,
Bacific Stsam RapiaatiOn gompdni
gsborenb, Der 5niihen banana uni
guenapenturd, Colombia, fubr, 'ol
BEL 8dra6ins. i'm Golf BON Banana
in Jolge elmer aefeleIploiion in ol
Cuff s.floeen elm.
3pei Dumpfer fnb obgeididt NOR
ben, um bic llnteriuhung bstrsffs De
8eriihts su fiihren. ga. beianoen iic
27 paTasisre eritsr alufs unb ein
| fhlisblih Der 8eiasuns i'm Gan3s
| 70 perionen on goro.
Wunoebdr penn's abr II
Dier. 3. DIT. Der msri.anilt
aoniul III 5rieIt berihiet, oaB es Der
| proi.Tpr Ssrrsro. sinsm msritdniite
9elebr'su, 5slunesr lit NIT 5iilfe dix
miI6er SombinutioH sigta meni4lj
den Gmbrpo 5u biIpen.
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Gbina's Gr p q en-.

Yeting. 3. Gli. Der prIHate'
gent eroffnsie am Moniaa ben neulih
ms 9,bsn seruFenen Rsihsienat. Dds
biItoriite GreisniB iano obne ale 3s.
remonien itai!. Bring Gbun tonitas
tirte in elmer tur3en Aniprahe. oab
bas Bolt cine parlnmeniariIhe Resiss
rung ipiinihe unb er btuufiraste ben
Sennt. auf cine iolhe hin5uorbeiten.
Gin binreihenb srobes parlameniss
aebduoe nirn trrintet iu<rbeH, inatUis
fGsn ober ipsrben Die GefEonsn in Der
saou ansshsniAsls nbss1aitsa mr.
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"a. Satr9a,t9.
Wetterberi6t.

Sir Ohio: llnbeiiimmtss Wets
Ter am Dienitas unb Miitpoh, NIT
Stridregen. Star.e iiiolihe Winbe.
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CT 6ebanptete, bak bic amrifaner 5u
familiar nit linn meroen tpiroen.
Tie smeiiGbrise NilitarSeit in Ceiter'
reid in brase seitelit.
Tas Nilitar.Gtat fam bic Webraus'
gabc nidDt tragen.
Riefse 1emsnitration in @ieu

als Eroteit sssen bic Jleiidtbeue'
rung.
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paris. 3. DIT. Wabagastar pirb
bic erii. Quitspoit in Der Weli erbals
ten. Der GsHsrd!soiiptrHear Der JHz
Tel hot nit Der Rationolen GronsOiis
f9sn 0aisf6iffsts2isa einsn Rsntratt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-12
NOTICE TO ELECTRIC LIGHT
CONSUMERS

In order to get our plant in shape
to carry the winter load, we find 1t
necessary to make extensive repairs
and alterations; this will be done dur
ing the week. commencing June r.
During this time it may be necessary
10 cut off one or more of the resi-
dence circuits at times during the
evenings. The company regrets the
inconvenience it will cause but Will
push the work with all possible speed.
KEOKUK ELECTRIC Rf.
AND POWr o.
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CITY NEWS.
Sherwood S for harness.
Stop at big Air Dome tonight.
Where they try to get in-that' s

Sherwood for harness.
Stop at big Air Dome tonight.
Where they try to get in-that's
Dodge's.
-Sherwood's, the place to buy bug
bies at bargain prices.
New pictures at the big Air Dome
Meet the crowd there tonight.
Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No ID. o. C. O. F.. Monday tight at
s o'clock. Visiting brethren fraternaL
ly invited
The Wabash ticket Office is be-
ing painted and repapered, as is also
the Offices of the McDevitt Commits
sion company.
Albert Opstelton will open tomor-
row a tailoring establishment at Is
South Fourth. Mr.. Opstelton is an ex-
perienced tailor having worked at his
trade in this city for number of
years Give him call.
&c. A. Diamond has purchased lot
| /, block 131, corner of Tenth and Or
leans street, through the agency of
Bisshopp &, Roberts, who delivered
| the deed Saturday morning. Mr.. Dia-
mond intends to erect fine residence
| thereon.
|. Make Keokuk a trading point.
How? BY liberal use of advertising
] space. There is no surer way of
reaching the trade than by advertise
1rents placed in newspapers that find
their way into the homes. The larger
/ the circulation the more certain the
results. The Gate City has circula-
ton that is paid in advance and goes
to a class of readers whose patronage
1 is desired. Moral: Get your adver-
tisement in The Gate City.