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been passing in a sail boat, carried Cora
ashore. Then they returned and dived
repeatedly for Taggart's body Edna
Thomas, who alone had realized that her
sweetheart had been drowned, had faint
ed on shore.
Grant Thomas. the little boy, ran 10
Colonial Beach. half a mile away. and
summoned aid Boats passed back and
forth across the spot where Taggart had
gone donw for hours. dragging in vain
for the body
Cora, Lena, and Grant Thomas arrived
in Washington at l0:5O last night. rhe
others stayed at Colonial Beach. caring
for Edna Thomas. who was hystericaI
and on the verge of a serious collapse.
Mrs Thomas was also prostrated-
Father Critically III.
Taggarts family knew nothing Of his
heroic death last night. His father,
william Taggart. is critically i'll with in
fammatory rheumatism al his nome.
with his daughter, Miss Edna Taggart.
Mrs. Taggart and another daughter were
at Braddock. Md. They were summoned
by telegraph and viii reach washington
at O'Clock this morning. but they were
not notified Of the drowning.
DR.. G. C. BirdseH. who is attending Mr..
Taggart, placed two guards at the front
door Of the residence 10 prevent anyone
entering with the news. lie feared that
the shock would be fatal to young rag
gart's father.
Taggart was a stenographer, employed
! by the American Security and Trust Com
pany. Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. He was graduated from Central
/ High School in 1908. In school he was
a star pitcher and this year twirled the
American Security and Trust Company
nine TO victory in the Bankers League.
/ He was born in New Jersey. an dhad
lived in Washington nine years. AS a
crack athlete ne was well known here,
and had scores Of friends.
RIpened Into Love.
Taggart and Miss Edna Thomas had
known each other almost from childhood.
She is a pretty brown-eyed girl, viva
cious and universally popular. During
the last year their childhood friendship
had ripened into something more, and
three months ago Mrs. Thomas anDPunced
the engagement OF her daughter 10 the
young bank employe.
The camping party had been bathing
in the shallow water that runs out more
than 100 yards daily for nearly week
There was not a good swimmer in the
party. so they had been unusually care
full It Is supposed the river channel ex-
tends shoreward at points along the
beach, and that the bathers thought they
were safe in going overheard.
1T was terrible said Cora Thomas
last night. I'VE knew that we were be
yond our depth the minute we went int
the water from the canoe. Courtney
didn't wait a minute after I screamed
and we heard him strike the water be
hind us We were both exhausted wheI
he got TO US
II shouted to him 20 save Lena. be
cause / can swim a little and she can't
thought he would never get back L
me but just as 1 felt myself family ava,
I felt Rlm grab me What happened afte
that don't know
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Fence Boards, All II IT., $500 100 n.
Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th and n. Y. ave.
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~ Ahsf AEE uNA -.
~. Leave Union Station S:l5 a. m. S1.0O to
Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg; $i.35 to
Berkeley Springs. and $500 to Cumber-
land and return, by special train re-
turning same day. Splendid opportunity
for a delightful outing cheap.
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boards that VIII suit You, s2.OO IeO II.
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Fence Boards, Heart, $500 per 100 r..
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Fence Boards, All IS IT,, 500 100 IT.
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Magnificent Sprny, for 81.
A famous blackstone special. i4th & I
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No Change I'm Plans.

II is doubted by those who understand
Col. RooseveIts present attitude, that
President Taft's repudiation of Sherman
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An evident attempt was made late last
night 20 remove a portion OF the whisky
stored IN the warehouse. About 10 o'clock
a wagon drawn by two horses and occu-
pied by three men drove down Fifteenth
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North Carolina Boards, 500 100 II.
Frank Libbsy & Co.. 9Th and n. Y. ave.
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4qut6e WennirN Derma6t Der ct.
QorenszStir6e auf Yrioe 6tu 5000;
ibrer 5otter Marg G. Srutbaup, fir
befonbere 9tenite. $1,000 uno lpre
6auseinrihtung. Der Reit bes Bernoz
osns foQ an ibre brsi 306ter Ytarp
g. Rruthaup, 6eIene Shulte uno go
iep6ine Soqemeier fallen.
Die Observation-Disclosures DEG Q8m.
G6riitie 6erron beri6teten, oaB Die
Wttttpe 4nna sStfbz Serron ss porge8oz
qsn babe, ibren 4ntbeil eemdB Der 9es
iebe unb niht gemdB bes Geitaments
3u Ibernehmen. Nus oieiem Grunoe
perlanqeu tie Die @utorttGt ser S2i:te
ne, ibr ibren 9rittel@Qntheil fpfort 81
uberQsbeu.
Die llnion Sapings 8ant &, 5ruft
60, 5ruItee fir Glenn WeLles GORE,
uuter benz 5eitament bes gilbert D.
Gorre, eriudte UNI Die GrluubniB nd4
bds Grbt6eil bes &sstersn an ieInen
8ormuno, 5arrp 6. GorooH. 81 uber'
qsben. OasIeIbs beiteht aus $500 ir
Bombs, 1O2 Mttien Der GORE 9oteI
60, 20 Der llnion Bag &c Paper Go.
so oo. Der Columbus 8as & Jus
! 60. unb S156.11 in 8aar.
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ri6t i'm 9euti6en, Der ntht nur nah
Der pratttihen uno pi1en1ddftlthen
Settle bir griinolid uno boltonrnen
III, ipnbern Der Iia audi oaour6 aus
Seihnet, Dab er ben Shiilern nIe Stebe
8u oeutf6en 8eiit unD Deutihem 2Bez
len eirpfIan5t. Die Gebrer Die aus
oem QebrerIeminar berporge8augsn
finp iino un0 bIeiben bsgetiterte 1ra=
Ger Deutfner &ultur. Die pGoago8ts
ite 4usbilnung gei6tebt nah oeutz
5hen Gr3iehuRqss unD unterr1htsz
QrunoiGsen, Die beut3uta9e als bic be
Ttsn aQoentein anertaunt itno. Jn elmer
3sit, mo iid Der Bid Der Gr5ieber auf
bie peutIhe Stute mebr ais ie dls
gRuTter binuenhet, 1T bjeier 8or5us
bes Semiuars Defenders bea1tens
pertb.
Der llnterritt 1T toitenfrei.
Mlit Der tets pahienoeH Wurotz
quuq beuti4er Gultur in unierenGun@
be qebt cine Grlpeiterung oes oeutiheH
Spra6unterrihts 6anD in 9ano. uno
bQmit pdhIt naturgemdB aud oasgez
plrfnib nan fir ibreu 8eruf 8rpeteuts
fpreaenb porbereiteten Sebrern. Sunge
Geute, bic in Tih ben 9rieb gum 2ehs
rerbsrufe 6aber. oirften oaber NIT
/ Sicherbejt auf cine gea6tete 2ebeuss
| Iteuung re6nen tonnen, peTn 'te lbrs
beruflihe Qusbilbung bem Gehreriemt@
mar anpertraueu poQten.
Der qroipett Der 2tnItaIt, Der ioeben
sur 4usgdbe gelauot, ertbeiIt Die Nus
tunft hiniihtlit Der GtutrittsbeoInz
auuoen, iopie Dss 2ehrturIus uno Der
ben Snbubern oes Semtnaroiploms 9ez
luGbrten 9orrehte. Gr itebt jeoermann
ouf 8unI6 frsi our 9erfiigunq. 4ut
III Der untsr3sihnete germ erbOtig, jeos
neitere Qepunihte 2lustunft 81 ertbeis
len. GRan QoreTire: Rational 9ers
| manz Qlmeritan 9eohers' Ssminorg.
, 558-568 8roaoDap WttIDautee,
Dis.)
Dl lar 8rie b d,
! Seminaroirettor.
! Mtilnautte, IS. Suli 1910.
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(GinqsianDtl
Hatiouales Scutidramcrifaniihes
Sehreriemlnar.
grDffnuug bes usutu Sa b:
resturius.

9as Nationale 9sutitdmeriioniide
Ssbrerisminar 81 Wtiitpuutee tiiHoigt
hermit ben Beetnn bes neusn Sahress
turius, bes 80. fett ieiner 9riinouug,
auf Utpntug, ben 19. September 1910,
an unb Iabet ale gum gintrttt Elm,
Die fid benz 2ehrsrberufe ntbmen mol
len uno oeneH i'm beIonoeren an elmer
erInolihen Ausbilbung 3u 2ebrern
Des Deutihen eelegen lit.
Sn Der SielbefDuBten @eiie, in mel
der oos Gebreriemtnor feline 3DeIings
gu neutihen 2ebrern fir uniere of.
fentlihen uno pripaieE 59ulsn porbs.
reitei, fteht Die anltalt beuts nod elm:
sie in ihrer 4rt Do. 4uBer elmer alIge:
msinbilouns I'M gneliihen. bic be,
dnoerer Rormal1nulen elein iteht, ers
| haIien bic Ssmiaariitsn sinen Inter.
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Bpm Snae aetDotct.

Der Reger 6enrp DoIen, bon go.
1915 Bbitlap Strube. Eubrtnett I'm
0ienIte bes Spntrattors Wm. 5ogerta,
psrlur qeTteru 9ormittug an Der Utas
piIon Roap Sreu3ung in Satlep Ietn
Seben. tncem er pou Dem BerIonen8uge
SO lO1 Der 3. & 8. Giienbahn liber'
fahrsn nuroe. 2tuF Dem Wagen be
foupen Tid CUR 3sit bret anoere Wdn-
uer. 0olen Iprang. ais er ben herans
nabenben 3ug bemertte in feiner an9lt
ab urb fpuroe auf Der Steue getootst,
pGhrenD bic orei auoeren Wtnnner.
pelte i6re Sibs uiht perlieBen. unpsrs
lest bqpontdmen. Das 5uhrpsrt
ipuroe ndmIid pon bem 3uge niht &c
troFfeu. Die 9side ees QDplsn tpuI0e
nat Der Ufprsae gsbraHt.
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qngeboie, bic unter6reitet tpuroer,
einen 7sebler battsn, Der osm 9erthte
oos Reat gisbt. fih nit oenielbsH 81
beIhdftigen.
gs ift bic 4nIiht bes 9srihts bots,
bah inter ben um'tdnosn bel GiHtrttt
Der neuen Administration sntrpsoer
nsue Qngebots bdtien singeforoert ooer
Der aontrQtt Rur auf oas nieorigere
4ngebot GuilIs bate perlieben perOen
miifsn.
Gum SdluFe figt Der aidter nod
bin3u, oaB OirsttOr Sunorcter.
bu nod pRle anbere StruBen NIT
6olS gepfIaftsrt psrpsn iollen, Iehr
ipeiie unp i'm Sntsreiie Der Staot ges
banosIt babe, bub sr fiir eine Before
GuaIitGt Del sineetretsn lei.
Suseubgsrt6ts = a lie.
9tpei glerts in Der apotbete oes
Otto Beg. 5poe gurt, limb auf beute
Dor oos Su8snbeeritt geloosu rporoer,
um fih tp.gsn @ertauTs bon Gigaretten
on Minosridbrige Su perdnttoorten.
Sruu @m. Gdpis. 1908 Cinnamon
Strabe. puroe auf beuts 8orntttu1
Dor oas Sugenoaeriht eslaoen, neil
fie ibrsn 12idbrieen StisfIobn ebeiter
IN qrauiamer @eiie miBhanoe.t hab'n
ion. Der Sunse b.finost ii6 temporar
in Der ainberhsiulatb. Sine 4nbcs.
4qhbarn, pelhe ihon Idngere 3e.! Be-
obahtst hatter. oaB Der anabe brutal
bebanbelt fpuroe. hatten bic 5umnnt.
tGts sz9eIeIlihaft benahri6tigt. auf be:
rem 8etreiben bas @erfobren etngeIeis
tet tpuroe.
Gbef6eipungs Gldger.
Warp Wuqgp 8lss, bic ii9 am Is
Ropember 1908 nit 4lsrunoer. pie:
perheiratbete, bar gsitern ouf 9runt
BON gtihtperforsung urb bruta!sr ge'
banbiung cine Sheioungstlage ange
ftrenst
S,arrn aderpille Bat auf Die S6si
bunas,Iaae ieinsr Satin Wtorp Qder
bile cine Replit uno 9sesnflaee einge
reiht, tporin er nuf Gjrunb pongfltht
pernchldfiouns unb brutaIer gehano
lung isIbit cine Sheiouue oerlangte.
9lumbtr faIlirt.
SoIspb u. Risman, Der on Der Sbsr
man anenue, Horpooo, Elm Ylumber
9ei6Gft betreibt, ma6te eeTtern Ell
4Fignmsnt an 3. 6. 9olitngsr. Z,
4itina uno paFipa hetrasen is $500
Ra hlaB g a6sn.
Der psriDniihs YahlaB Der SeTi
Youna bslduft iih auf $457 7.95.
| Skreis Dusner lit NahlaBperipal
term DON 5ruut Baaner; 9erionalie.
$3.50, 9runoeigsuibum $4,000.
| Sol. 6. 9uisnbere III SeiIaments
pollitredsr bon Marp 6. Suienbere
0runoeieenthum $500.
| 5bos. 80. sanlor iit RaaIabpertpal
ter non anura 6. Dammit; 9runt
eissuthum 5000.
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0el lrtea.

Gtaries uHn Rorine Sones. 2416
Gaftern Npsnue; HdDhn.
Scfept uuo Bertbo ShtDorb, 1905
Uiesier Strobe; RuGbe.
Better unn Hoia Dohl. III 0oliis
more 4penue; anabe.
Gmii uns Anna 6srlina 925 DsIbi
Apenue; Hndbt.
s5wnerid uHb aenoro 3aadrias. 548
WfN Qitsrtp Strnbe; Rnnbe.
Jofepb unb 9eien Spee. 40 Dsii
2ibfytp Etrdbe; annbs.
6orrp nnb Sba 3o,pidborf. 1850
8obmilsr Strobe; Mdohen.
George unb Wnbtl Doenih, 432
VleDppsa Gtrabe; Wdoden.
6arrtion uno Renis ausmus;
Gnab<.
2npmcnb unb aate Wsad. 5. uno
Wiu Gtrobe; fnnbe.
Alnin unb anno Shimpfi. 42l6
Dane Str4bs; REnbe.
JsfepA uuo aenes Suitb. 4260
Williams place; Qncbs.
0eurb xnA 6rebo Ea1. 2137 Gems
iraf Npenle: Rnobs.
ptrfp unb paniine 0esbe. 1880
miita4 Ssrabe; Ansbs.
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Safe'Sau.

Rah ben sipei Ritberlaser in Gin
sinna.i uno Der Raftfahrt auf Der
giIenbdbn tamen uniere .ROt1itriims
pfc" 5ipor ermiibtt, aber feintsfpegs
eutmutbist seiisrn gormittdg in
pitisburs gu oem stpeitdaigen aampf:
init ben .piraten" an.
Ils uniere Bdtieri. in benz eeitris
aen Spiele funsirisn Burns unb Wles
Qean a.een Wbits unb Wabbor init
Gibion fir bic Gesnsr. Sur i'm erz
ten ganee selans es unieren sJungsns
ibre 1refier 81 ton5entriren, ipas
ibnen iber 3 a6uis einbra6te. Jn DEN
iibriasn Gdna.n ertpieIsn lie iid poll.
itGnois bilflos. Die .Rsbs" md6fen
8 areffer unb 2 syeblsr sesen 7 1refs
i.r uno f.blerfr.ies Spiel Der pittss
burger. Die pirdtsn espdnntn bas
Spid i'm z. Gause nit 4 2dufen.
posu ibnsn Gsan's uno 8sider's 3
SEEKER perbnlfen. Die 6erren alenl
unb Ran. funsirten aIs SdieosriAtsr.
Refultat Der etfrigen
Sptele.
Cincinnati ....3o0OO0000-- 3
g,iiisburg -. .00O3Oo40*- Z
Q.D gOrt .2o030Oo0*- 5
Bottom .000000002- 2
8ropfIpn .0oO0O0O20- 2
pbiIabelptin .o0000212o- 6
ct. aouis ...O1Oo1oooo- 2
gbieasp -. ..o00003200- I
Seuie Radmiiias stp.iies Spisl 3tpi.
fhen .Rebs" unb ~giruten~ in pitts'
burg.
Die 6eFfnunsen unIerer Reos anI
cine hobere Stsluag in Der RanelIit,
iinb pproerhane ausiihtslos unp Ion.
nen crit auf Der beporitebenben Runb.
xiie I'M Often, ipelhe am Wontas BE-
sinHt, gertpirtlihung finoer, ipenr
ibr. 3onrnkre in Boiton, 9rootlpn
Nsp Yorf unb ybilnblpbiu Die se
uiinTcbts 0eieqenbeit bitten.
Infer Baienbiiier 6oblisen ma6.
in bem seitristn Spiele. als erfts1
in Der Rational 2iao tpGhrenb bic
isr Gdiion. ieiNn bunbert'ten 3reffer
Jdneer garrp Wlc2ean bat ii6 n
Der teSien ,3kit gu einem Der 5uDer
lGffieften 1d itiinitler entspidelt
GhdDe. bab CT nidt flinfer auf bel
g.inen III.
SrpiiIe Woobruff, ipelhtn 6dupt
ling Griffith noh Der Derlebune 90
bert's Dor sspei Wonottn bon aouis
piHe fimerte, iit an ben CT. pau
Qinb C4m. MH.) iibertrasen tporoer
Die gsneiung 2oberts unb bos bril-
Icnte Spiel WleWiIlens nls ausbelfs
I'm inneren Ieioe manien Woobrnf
uberilIHis.
Ghleuberer @dspnr ipurne bon
6Gupflins Griffith ni6t nit duf ni
Reife nah pittsburg senommeH. ipsi
Il bsngeIben bier in bem Sonntags
fpieie Stpifden Rebs uno pirnien al
Bombnybier su benuseH beobishtiss.
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was opened and read by the clerk of
the District Court of Lee county, Iowa.
purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of Albert Azinger. late of
Lee county, in the State of Iowa de-
ceased; and that proof of the genuine
ness of said instrument will be oari
In the District Court of said County
at Keokuk, on the 23rd day Of May,
A. D. 1910 at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. M of said day, being the first day
of the May term, 1910,of said court.
when all persons interested in said
VIII are required to be present and
make their objections to the same, if
any they have
In witness whereof, / hereunto set
my hand this 18th day of April, 1910.
ED. s. LOTION,
Clerk of the District Court.
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Proof Of Will.

State of Iowa, Lee County-ss. In
District Court.
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given, That on the
14th day of March, A. D. 1910, a paper
was opened and read by the Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County.
Iowa, purporting to be the last Will
and Testament of Sallie Robertson,
late of Lee county, in the state OF
Iowa, deceased and that proof of the
commences of said instrument will be
heard in the District Court of said
county at Keokuk, on the 23rd day of
May, A. D. 1910, at the hour OF 2
o'clock p. m. of said day. being the
first day of the May term, 1910, of said
court, when all persons interested in
said Will are required to be present
and make their objections to the
same, If any they have.
In witness whereof, | hereunto set
my hand this 18th day of April, 1910.
ED. S. LOTION,
Clerk Of the District Court.
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Would be Means Of Solving Great
Problem Before State, for Iowa
Has a Thousand Men
in Two Prisons
COLORADo's EXPERIENCE
That State Has Made Great Strides
in Permanent Road Building and
is Delighted With
Results.

Would the good roads problem OF
Iowa be solved if conyicts in the
penitentiary at Fort Madison and the
reformatory at Anamosa were daily
employed in building roads through
out the state?
Guy p. Hardy, publisher of the Can
on City, Col, Record, who has been
paying Des Moines a visit during the
past few days believes Colorado has
solved the problem in this way. Over
three hundred of the eight hundred
convicts sentenced to the state peni-
Tertiary are daily employed building
roads The state has several hundred
miles of road, some of them carved
out of almost solid rock, and there are
many extensive road making projects
under way at the present time.
These three hundred men are d.
vided up into several road making
camps says. Mr. Hardy. 80 popu-
lar has the system of using the con-
victs for this purpose become that
there is a regular contest between the
cities of the state to secure road max
ing crews The warden says he wish
es there were more convicts to meet
the demand and the convicts like the
system. They are given credit of ten
days extra on every thirty that they
work and this shortening of the term
is great inducement to them. They
escape the confinement of the prison
walls, getting better food and keep in
far better mental and physical condi-
ton. They are put on honor, have nc
balls and chains and only one or two
guards to camp.
They camp in tents in the open and
sleep and live out of doors all the
time. 1t is an actual fact that the
state gets better results from it's con
Wet labor than it does from its la.
borers. Actual results show that the
cost of building roads by convict la.
Dor is less than % per cent of the
cost of doing the work by contract
All the able bodied convicts except
ing life termers are given the oppor
tunity of joining the road making
camps
Iowa has a thousand men in Fort
Madison and Anamosa. Why not fol
low Colorado's example and use then
in improving Iowa highways?
There are sos men at Fort Madison
and a total of 496 inmates at Ana
mosa. Perhaps dozen of these arr
women and the remainder boys ant
men between the ages of IS and g
years
AT present various firms maintain
factories inside the prison walls AM
the state contracts it's convicts to tn
factories at SO much per head TIL
Fort Madison men spend their tim
making chairs. tools, implements an
buttons for these firms. All contract
between the state and these firms e1
pire next year and under the presen
state law it will be difficult to rene'
them.
Iowa has something like 5000
miles of public highway Why nc
use all the available men in these tw
big state institutions upon these higl
ways under the direction of the low
highway commission?
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Proof of VIII.

State of Iowa, Lee County-ss. In
District Court:
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given, That on the
Sth day of April, A. D. 1910, a paper
was opened and read by the Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, purporting to be the last Will
and Testament of James A. Bunch.
late of Lee county, in the state OF
Iowa, deceased; and that proof of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-25
Watch for the comet

The Red Dragon of the sky. Watch
the chrildren for spring coughs ind
colds. Careful mothers keep Foley's
Honey and Tar in the house. 1t Is the
Dest and safe; pre- ,1tion and cure
lot Group whero the need is Urgent
and immediate relief vital necessi.
" Contains no op,ates or harmful
drugs Refuse substitutes. Wilkinson
& Co., J. F. Kiedaisch Z. SONG
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Train 473-Leaves KeokuK. TAO am
'Train 741-Leaves Keokuk. .2:55 pm
Train 472-Arrives keokuk. .s:15 pm
Train 470-Arrives Keokuk. LOS pm
Local Freight Trains.
Train S6-Arrives Keokuk. $50 pm
sTrain 85--Leaves Keokuk. 300 am
xDaily except Sunday.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Keokuk Aerie. No. fs3 Meets drsr
and third Wednesday Of each month at
Eagles hall. corner Eighth and Main.
Visiting brothers cordially invited
Frank Moeller. w. President; G. a.
Noaks. Secretary.
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PROVIDENCE IN
HER RIVER GRAVE
Excursion Steamer That Carried Thou
sands of People will Never
be Raised.

Capt. William H. Thorwegen, presi-
dent of the Columbia Excursion COM
pany and owner of the City of Provi-
dence. which lays sunk in the Missis-
sippi river near the mouth of the River
Des Peres, declares the steamer will
never ride the water again, according
to the st. Louis Globe-Democrat
The largest excursion steamer
afioat, capable of accommodating 5000
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genuineness of said instrument will
be heard in the District Court of said
county at Keokuk, on the 23rd day OF
May, A. D. 1910, at the hour of
o'clock p. m. OF said day, being the
first day Of May term, 1910, of said
court, when all persons interested in
said Will are required to be present
and make their objections to the same
If any they have
In witness whereof, I hereunto sci
my hand this 18th day of April, 1910
ED. S. LOTION,
Clerk of the District. Court
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ORDER OF OWLS.

Regular meeting of the Order q
Owls the first and third Tuesdays e
each month at their hal "a the schlin|
building, corner Third and Johnsu'
streets, third floor. Visiting Owls are
cordially invited. Chas. on. WORTH
president: Paul T. pecasteil. seer
tary.
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A WarnIng-to feel tired before ex.
ertion is not laziness--it's sign that
the system lacks vitality. and needs
the tonic effect Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sufferers should not delay. Get rid
of that tired feeling by beginning to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla today.
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B. =. o. ELKs.

Keokuk Lodge. 10. 106 Meets frs!
and third Thursday nights at Elks
hall, Gibbors opera house block. Sixth
and Main gtreets. Club rooms open
daily. visitin~ brothers cordially In
vited. l.. j. Wolf. Z. r.; Villa Penn
bold, Secretary.
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proof Of VIII.

State of Iowa, Lee County-ss. In
District Court
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given, That on the
31st day of March, A. d. 1910, paper
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECuR
lTY. KEOKUK COUNCIL No. 1904
Meets the first and bird MONDAY d.
each month. ct A. O. u. W. hall At
S O'Clock. L, q. Hawkes.. president,
e. Whitmarsh. Financier; Mayms
c. Schenk. Secretary.
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Puckechetuck Encampment, M &
meets first and third Tuesday eyenin,.
OF each month. Otto Anschutz. Sc,Is'
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Herman Lodge, No. lie German,
meets regularly every Wednesds,
evening at s o'clock. A. H. Linnss
burger. N. G.; Albert Klefer, RAJ
Sec. -
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A. o. u. w.

Keokuk Lodge, No. 25s-sleeb
every Thursday night at 7:3O o'clul
at hall over Keokuk Savings bs,I
corner Fifth and Main treets. Win
ing brethren cordially invited nl
Vaughn. NJ. W.; Z. E. Hawkes., n
corder.
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Practical Charity.

Practical Charity.
When a person is down in the
world, an ounce of help is better than
a pound of preaching. -Bulwer.