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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
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Advertiser5 mn8I nove .helr copy for
tho Evening Standard tho evening be.
fore tho day on which tho adyertiso-
meDt is TO appear In order to insure
publication =
Railroad Officers Return-Cenera
Manager Bancroft and General Super
intendent Manson OF the Oregon Short
Line returned last night from a triT
to Yellowstone park
Coal can up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump. nut and slack -
specders Arrested-Three vloIaters
OF the bicycle ordinance were arrest
ed yesterday by Speed officer Reast
They gave the names OF Earl Paine,
Peter Fisher and John Rltsoa They
VIII be arraigned In police court to.
day.
Call Allen. phones %. for carriage.
for funerals and operas Private calls
specially. Also prompt delivery Of
baggage. Az 26th. =
Drunkenness shsroed-T. F.. Land
and William J. Gavins. railroad men,
We're arrested yesterday by Patrol
men Mohlman and Crompton on a
CuatBS OIL QrunHcnneSB.
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line tickets at the Office In the
Opera House Block. Don't force your.
self 10 stand in line at the Depot =
Woman Vae-A woman giving the
name of Mrs Winter was arrested
yesterday by Detective Wardlaw and
Patrolman Marlin on the charge OF
vngrancy. She will appear in police
court this morning.
All kinds OF coal ssh cash. deliv.
cred. NJ. L. Jones Coal Co
Cafe Fixtures 9oId-The fixtures
and stock Of the Elite restaurant have
been sold to Thomas Foley for $3.50
to satisfy a claim for rent due by
Armand H. Page, formerly manager
OF the cafe, pursuant to an order is
sued by the district court two weeks
ago. A report OF the sale was filed
with the county clerk yesterday by
Sheriff Barlow Wilson.
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard.
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
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WHA I JAPAN
CCULO D DO
This Country Unprepar-
ed to Go to War With
That Nation

New York. June 29-Rrieadier
General Jacob II. Smith, retlred-pcr.
haps better known as Hell Roaring
Jake, who recently returned from
tour of the world, sprung an IN,
peasant surprise on his old associ.
dtes In the army and navy today in
lons Interview in which he declared
mat the United States is wholly un.
prepared for war. He was discussing
the possibility Of war with japan
ana the probable outcome of such a
war
think tnere is little probability OF
trouble he said, but If It comea.
our '.7my is wholly unprepnred and
our navy Is by no meaus ready. l
nope TO heaven such war never
comes, ! am one OF those soldiers
who do not want war
But | believe the best way 10 pre-,
vent war Is to be prepared. Now,
now about our army? The people
won't let us have enough soldiers to
be OF any use. II war comes with ia.
pan. tho Japanese would grab the
Philippines and Sandwich Islands be-
lore We could say Jack Robinson We
haven't enough OF an army TO hold the
Islands and VIC have to send our
troops $4,000 miles to get them there.
once We lose our Pacific islands, we
could never got them back
AS for the navy, our ships arc all
right, but our Idea OF battle is very
different from the Japanese idea.
They arc as fanatical as Moslems and
beDeve that every soldier killed in
battle goes straight 10 heaven. They
think nothing OF sinking a ship Tho
men would go to the bottom singing
Hosanna.' Why. II an American gen.
eral sacrificed his men as the Jap
anese commanders slaughtered theirs
at Port Arthur. be would not BIO gen.
eral fifteen minutes"
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THEY ARE ON
[ HE RO A D
TO RENO

Fight specials are the order of bus.
lness In the railroad circles during
the next few days. The slogan among
the travelling public nowadays is 'I'm
on the road TO Reno .
Daily adviceS are being received
by the Southern Pacific officials OF
specials and pricate car parties Ell
route to the big fight at Reno. Among
the latest recruits TO the special
trains is one from Salt Lake City.
which Will leave there Saturday even
Ing and carrying about one hundred
fans of Salt Lake, Ogden and other
Utah cities
p J. Moran, tho contractor. has
chartered private Pullman car to
take a party from Salt Lake to Reno.
A car containing about thirty of
the Southern Pacific shop employees
in this city will leave Saturday aft
ernoon. II Is stated that Ogden'S quo
ia TO the fight will be about 75.
In order to assist in guaranteeing
comfort to the patrons of the. Grad
who go to the fight In private cars.
the railroad company here has or
dered that one of the gas tank cars
be filled at Ogden and sent through to
Sparks That Will insure the cars
that are placed on a side-track and
in which the fight fans will live. plen-
ty OF light.
number of extra switchmen have
been sent from ogden during the past
few days TO assist the switchmen In
the Reno and Sparks yards In handl-
ing the great number of special
trains and private cars,
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pIsouALlFY TWO PARRY CARS.

OMAHA. juno 2S.-Two Parry cars
were disqualified last evening, follow
Ing committee meeting OF directors
in charge OF the Glidden tour The
Parry cars wcrc the cause OF the trou'
HE at Kansas CITY, One car was in
tho competition race for the Gliddcn
trophy and tho other In the contest
for the Chicago trophy
The cars were disqualified on the
ground that the rules had not been
observed by the drivers. and that
they carried their grievances to the
public through the press rather than
submit them TO the contest board.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
gee! HE'S GOT A
MEAN DISPOSITION

MILLER, S. D.. June 2S.-On the
eve OF the establishment OF three
saloons after "a dry" period Of three
years, residents of this section who
have been looking forward TO
ouenchlng their thirst with a cool
glass Of beer are doomed to disap
pointment They viii either have to
take their beer warm or not at all
w. T. Faftery, staunch prohioi
ZIONIST and candidate for the state
senate on the prohibition ticket. has
a monopoly on the ice business here
and he announced today he VIII not
sell Ice directly or ind .lectly to ss'
loonkeepcrs which will open their
places July l.
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ANNAPOLIS CADETS
REPORTED DROWNED

BALTIMORE, Md, June 2S.-Mrs.
Nellie F.. Bowyer. widow OF Jos. Bow
yer, and daughter-in-lsw of John M.
Bowyer. superintendent of the naval
academy. midshipmen Bribe Thomas
OF Union Point. Ga. and Sherman NJ.
Mason of Newport. r. l., left the
academy about IL o'clock this morn.
Ing In sail boat. which was found
drifting on the Severn river this
afternoon In II were portions of the
clothing that had been worn by the
members of the party. 1t Is believed
that the midshipmen took Mrs. Bow
yer to the bathing shore used by the
naval academy and attempted to
teach her 10 swim and that all three
were drowned.
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STANDARD TELEPHONES
EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. Phone, two rings. No. Sc
Bell 'ehono. 1890. Mo. 322
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone, one ring No, Sc
Bell Phone. one ring. No. s6
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DR., c. f. Osgood. with his sister,
MISS Gladys Osgood of Quincy. I'LL.
nois, were guests of the Ladies' Liter
airy club last evening.
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dles' Literary club of Ogden Tbo
spacious Hermitage dining room vas
euecuFely arranged. and the -beautj.
lully gowned ladies' and gentlemen IN
iuii evening dress made a prettv
scene. The splendid dancing prorron,
was thoroughly enjoyed by tho two
hundred gGests OF the club untiI the
arrlVal oil the special car at 1o.l0'
Many OF tho guests motored to the
hermitage In their own cars and
lound the return trip down the can
yon In the cool evening breeze an ad.
sion
DIT c. f. Osgood, with his sister.
MISS Gladys Osgood of Quincy. I'LL
nols, were guests of the Ladies' Liter
AIRY club last evening
Mrs. Moses Reese of Logan was the
guest OF Mrs. VIII Wright at the In.
dies Literary club ball at the Her
mitaGe last night
Miss Mildred HisDer gave dancing
party at the Hermitage yesterday af.
ternoon which proved a decided sue.
Nee9 anu WAS much enjoyed by all In
attendance. Refreshments were serv~
ed
Mr.. and Mrs. John Culley, with Mrs
Culley's sister. Mrs. C. A Mccoy of
Lake Charles. Louisiana. were at the
club dance at the Hermitage last
evening. Mrs Mccoy Is visiting her
mother, Mrs, b. FL. Mckinley, who
recently made her residence I'm this
city. after living twenty years In Mex
leo City. and Is en- route to the noun
talns in Kentucky where she will
spend the balance OF the warm sea
son before returning to her home at
Lake Charles
The wedding ceremony uniting Miss
Goldic Fell. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
a, G. Fell. of $40 Twenty-fifth street,
and L. L. NIchaus. OF Berkeley, Cal
ltornia, Will take place this evening
Mr. William O'Brlen OF Salt Lake
was guest of p T. Wright last
evening at the Ladies' Literary club
dance at tho Hermitage.
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DANCING PARTY.

One OF the pretticst and most en-
joyable dancing parties of the season
was given last evening at the Her.
mitage under the auspices OF the La
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
Metal Market.

New York, juno 29.-Lead. quiet,
/ s4. 45a4 TO; New York copper, dull'
standard spot and July. sl1.sosl2''
15 SNvcr - 10
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@ O O O O O 0 0 @ O 0 0 o O 0
mAcHlNIsTs GET A RAISE.

O ST. PAUL, MINI. June Is {
O The machinlsts employed on
0 the Great Northern and North
@ ern Pacific railways. after ne
@ gotiating for several weeks, to-
@ day succeeded in securing an in
0 crease OF pay OF cents an hour
@ dating from June Is. There are
O 1.4OO men involved.
O {
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SHOP EARLY

Hundreds OF customers are arranging
their work SO as to shop cary-early In the
week and early in the day. We do not ADVISE
thls from a selfish motive The mornings are
really the busiest part OF the day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19
No Fight FOR
FRISCO SPORTS
kaufman-Lansford Mill Scheduled
FOR Saturday Afternoon in Coast
City Stopped by Chief
OF Police.
GREAT CROWD GATHERS
$
Anticipated March of Militia to Take
Possession, But euietude Reisned
Promoter Blot Loses
$4,000.

IGate City Leased Wire Service.]
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-"Gen-
tlemen on behalf of the Metropolitan
Athletic club, wish to announce that
the Kaufman-Langford contest, sched-
uled to take place here this afternoon.
has been postponed until next Sat
urday afternoon
Addressing Adjutant General LAUGH,
commanding the state troops, Chief of
Police Marden and large squad of
police assembled at the arena, Billy
Jordan, grizzled announcer, made what
many believe is the last announce
ment ever made from professional
fight arena in California. The an
nouncement was purely formal, Pro
moter Blot declaring that he had de-
cided not to defy Chief Mardens' warn
ing that If the men appeared in the
ring he would arrest all concerned
Great crowds had gathered in the
vicinity Of the big enclosure in an
ticipation of seeing the militia march
UP and take possession.
Instead they saw only detail Of
police, some mounted and some on
foot, and little roughly painted
sign posted at the main entrance an
nouncing the 'postponement." All
spectators were barred out of the en-
| closure. Langford and Kaufman each
| in his best clothes, appeared separate
| ly to protect their forfeits. Both were
| photographed and before the fight
was called off Blot went into confer
ence with counsel, at the close Of
which he handed the newspaper mer
Il typewriter statement saying thai
! the fight was postponed a week.
4 This week" promised to be a RECORD
breaker for length, After giving on
his statement, he announced that OF
Monday afternoon he would hold
test" fight in his arena, hoping tt
secure a decision before next Satur
day. Later, he said that he nigh
abandon this plan. 1t is strongly hint
ed that he will do nothing until h
and his associates have an interview
with Mayor Mccarthy VINO arrived tc
night. If Blot does not succeed i
pulling off the fight, he will be out al
proximately 100000
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PERSONALS.

]. R. High of Colusa is spending
Sunday in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mckee were in the
city from Ferris Saturday evening.
Clyde Gathers and G. l.. Greer OF
LaIIarpe are Keolsuk callers today
William Stone of Pennington was
in the city on business yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs Lapsley are spending
Sunday with relatives in Kahoka.
G. P. Dorsey and j. Q. Boyd left
last evening for Kahoka, where they
will speak today in the Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Charles
have returned to their home in st.
Louis, after a several days visit IN
the city with relatives.
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PERSONAL

Miss Carrie Kend-ick of Topeka,
Kansas, is visiting her uncle and
aunt, Rev and Mrs. A. " Kendrick.
Mrs. Charles R. Decker and son.
Charles, Jr., of Kansas City, Mo-. ar
rived in, the city last evening with
Captain and Mrs. A. C. Decker.
Mrs. William Bailey of East Moline,
ILL.,. is visiting with her parents in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Johnston re-
turned home last night from the G.
A. R. encampment at Des Moines,
held last week, and have visited vari-
Gus northern points since.
Mrs George Lock and little daugh-
ter left yesterday morning for few
weeks visit at the home of her par
ems, near Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baker left Sat
urday for Des Moines, where they
will make their future home.
George Grey left for his home in
Pennington yesterday.
P. E. Slaughter, at one time resi-
dent of this section of the country
but at present living in Genoa, Neb.
was in the city yesterday on his way
to Farmingon.
George w. Walden left last Satur
day on pleasure trip to Des Nome:
and points of interest in the north
ern part Of the state.
Miss Anna Beeson returned to he
home in Pennington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. q. Reeves and son
Cook, are visiting at Salem, Iowa.
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Mrs. Allen at Tea.

Mrs. Thomas He'd, Jr., of Burling-
ton, was the guest of honor at a tea
given from until 6 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. j. P. Allen. 329
Franklin street, Saturday afternoon.
Beautiful floral decorations were used
throughout the pretty residence, a
profusion of red roses and sweet peas
making tasteful decorations for this
one of June's pretty receptions. Smi-
lax and roses were used in the recep-
ton hall and the dining room was
done in smilax and sweet peas, inter-
mingling with the loneliness OF that
seasons plant Mrs. Allen as charm
ing hostess of the event was pleasant
ly assisted by Mesdames William N.
Sage, Chandler Carter, Ben Taber,
William Phillips and Miss Garnet Al
len. Mrs. James Huiskamp and Mrs.
l.. H. G. Bouscaren had charge of the
pouring of tea.
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For Miss EnaIer.

Miss Ethel Engler, whose approach
ing marriage has been announced, was
the guest of honor at very ENJOYABLE
miscellaneous shower given for her
by Miss Emma Ackerson and Mrs.
George West at the residence OF the
first named lady, 1912 Franklin street,
on Friday evening. The rooms OF
the residence were prettily decorated
in the customary manner, indicative of
coming bride, red hearts and other
symbols being tastefully used. me
evening was spent in a pleasant social
way and the bride-elect was the recip1-
ent of number of handsome and use
full gifts. Dainty refreshments were
served and the evening proved a de-
lightful one in every way for the
twenty-five guests who were present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19
PERSONALS


William Honce Of Hamilton was
Keokuk business caller yesterday.
Miss Garnet Trott returned home
last evening from Chicago, where she
has been attending Chicago univers-
ity.
Stewart Hitler of Kahoka is spend
Ing the day in Keokuk.
George Silvers, of Montrose was in
the city on business yesterday.
Riley Harris of Basco was bust
ness caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. MCGEE of Basco
We're in the city on business Satur-
day.
Misses Agnes and Emma Shiebler
visited with friends in Quincy yester-
day.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Birdie Murphy will spend the
day in Hamilton with friends
Mrs. ]. /. Pettye of Des Moines is
visiting at the home of Ter aunt, Mrs.
Henry Weyand.
Prof. Jesse Benjamin, formerly of
this city and now of Washington, D.
c., Is in the city on business.
Rev. ]. w. Anderson is spending
Sunday in Memphis as the guest OF
his old congregation. He will give
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19
A Pleasant Evening.

The bird carnival charming
social event given in honor of Mrs.
Coles of Mount Pleasant by Mrs. John
De Young Saturday afternoon. was
one of the prettier social functions of
the week. The favored guests enjoyed
a very pleasant afternoon in meeting
the house guest of their hostess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19
VIII Give Recital,

Mr.. William Lester will give pi-
ano recital at the residence of Miss
Jane E. Carey tomorrow evening for
Miss Carey's pupils. The affair will
be a very informal one and viii be
attended by only those invited pi-
ano students.
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For keokuk Concert Company.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Worden, resi-
dents of Fort Madison, entertained
at a 6 o'clock dinner Friday evening,
in honor of the Keokuk Concert COM
pany. The guests at this pleasant
affair were Misses Stridl6ler, Stan
wood, Castor and Mrs. Mabelle Heues-
sey of Kansas City. Miss Worden OF
Colorado Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Higgins and DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Walker
of Fort Madison.
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u. p. Missionary Society.

The Ladies' Missionary society Of
the United Presbyterian church was
pleasantly entertained on last Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Anna G. Weyer.
Miss Esther Weyer entertained the
Junior society Friday afternoon.
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Recital in Parish House

The pupils of Mrs. Minnie e. Beace
gave much enjoyed recital last eve
ming in the parish house of ST. Johns
Episcopal church. A number of in
vited friends were in attendance and
splendid program enjoyed.
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Trinity Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Trim
sity d. E. church will be entertained
next Friday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. William E. StrimbaclS, 1908
Franklin street, by Mesdames Pinkley
Eaton and Strimback.
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Moonlight Wednesday.

The moonlight excursion to be CIV
en- Wednesday evening next on the
steamer w. w. and barge by the
Agne orchestra will be one of the
most pleasant events of the week.
Many Keoluk and Warsaw people will
attend and other nearby cities have
promised a full representation OF
their citizens to make the affair
success.
How the Unitarian Ladies Do Things.
| 1t has ever been marvel and
mystery to many just how the ladies
of the Unitarian church attract the
crowds to their annual excursions.
True thew are all charming hostesses
and arrange everything even to the
minutest detail for the pleasure and
comfort of the guest-patrons, but just
where the hidden magnet lies is still
secret
Friday was Unitarian excursion
/ day,' one of the events OF the year
that is looked forward to by those
who love the river just the same as
the small boy looks forward to Fourth
! of July and Christmas. When the
boat left the Keol6uk wharf at $50
4 Friday morning, there were a thou
i sand souls aboard, all out for a grand
outing en- the finest boat on the Mis-
sissippi. the steamer J. s., of the Acme
steamer line. The trip to ana from
Quincy was made without mishap, ex-
cent q few moments delay when a
sand bar was run onto unaware. Cap
tain Streckfus the good-natured gen
tleman captain from the "fatherlana,
and Jack Page, the good natured big
policeman of the boat, kept things IN
order and the trip was one OF the
most delightful ones and the best So
cia1 and financial success the Uni
tartan ladies have ever had. About
$50 was the ladies share OF the mon
ev received by the ticket sellers, the
boat people receiving In the nelshoof
hood of $240 as their share
The next excursion of the Unitarian
ladies' will be on August 20 and VII
he given to Burlington on that dat
which comes on Monday. This secon
one Of the excursions on the big boa
to be given by the Unitarian ladie
: will be awaited with pleasure and tn
event will be equally as great on
as the excursion to Quincy on las
Friday, The excursion season TO
9 the boats is on with a rush and IN
moonlight and day river trips WI
. have their nning for the next thre
- months.
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Country Club festivities.

Dancing was enjoyed on the spaci-
GUS porch Of the Keokuk Country club
house last evening from eight o'clock
until half past ten. During the after
noon the usual games We're enjoyed
nv tie members and those of the club
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19
ENJOYED a picnic.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Witter of 1877
Timea street, gave picnic last Thurs
day evening, at the first lock, in honor
of their nieces, the Misses Helen and
Josephine Wylie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19

jubilee sermon today in celebra-
ton of the complete payment of the
debt incurred by the building OF a
new church, started when Reverend
Anderson was the pastor.
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STAG Dinner Tomorrow Night.

Mr. Theodore A. Craig will be the
host at a stag dinner to be given at
the Country club tomorrow evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19

Entertain Wednesday Afternoon.
The Misses Grace and Alice Max
we'll will entertain a company of la
dies at their residence, S26 Franklin
street, on Wednesday afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19

spent beautiful June day in making
merry with nature, games and music.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19

A lawn social will be given On next
Wednesday evening on the green of
the j. M. Skinner residence at Twen-
ty-third and Exchange streets. Mes
danes Myers, Witch and Dolan of
the Royal Neighbors lodge, will be the
committee in charge of the affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19
Miss culver Goes to Denver.

Miss culver Goes to DenVcr.
Miss Helen Culver, the noted vocal
list, left last evening for Denver, Colo,
where she will visit with her mother,
who resides in the western city. Miss
Culver will remain away for some
time before again returning to Keo-
kuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19

Children's parasols in plain or
combination colors
$1.0c and down to Csc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19

Black parasols for men and women
in a large assortment of plain and
fancy handles
$3.50 and down to soc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19

EMBROIDERY
Wide bouncing in the various
widths matched sets; Bands,
beading, insertions, edgings and
alloyers; suitable for dresses and
undermuslins, and SO inexpensive.