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Evening journal., 1910-01-06

IHI Nu
MR.. Cotlis in especially fine voice,
having who'd all weather conditions
ana ueilshhis hearers with his ren-
diuon or tavitaina, from Faust, by
Gouilod-t So Far" from Martha,
by Flotow' his share of the solo and
chorus Worla persian Garden" Mr..
Cotte posse a beautiful tenor voice,
which ne rs with a clear under
stanulng ahnporment.
Freaerick Wyatt made his initial
bow as a Ter of the CO.. 'rie. and
proved the e Of the evening. "stm
As Ihe Nishy Bohn. always beau
titui' WAS Ted by the extremely
dificult SOLO, Toreador Song" from
the opera So by Bizet. This was
rendered py Nyatr in a manner that
enureiy surpl'is friends present ac-
customeu' nov as they are 20 the
already hlsh lency that he has es-
taphshea LOT II. Tho swing, dash
ana Nisor ana sh color were all i'm
parted by tnlithful vocalist in a
way 10 oOca9'o most nattering COM
ment py thossent, all of whom
unite IN preutfor him a brilliant
future. Mr. W>so surprised the as
semblase py i' the score OF the
PERSIAN ioehich was sung in
It's entlrety' co"'g fifty minutes.
OF Miss Bess Bonno~'s work -
need only pe lied ~tSShal she sang
to sustain tnS~-,sC please OF her
hearers. ter SONS c'sisted OF
"rhe RosarS'" bSavin; Goodbye,
Sweet Day" by Vfh: "a eam." by
Bartlett. and the u "seche Pale
Moon" by Campan, nd "Oiswallow
Happy Swallow" b,uclxen. AZ Bon
ncr's rich velvety vt was nd heard
to better advantage Her ", incl
Gates a marked and. eady ance in
the progress OF her dis.
A quartctto cornprls, Mrs. = Miss
Boner. J.. FrniS Ayers,nd Fre9k IT,.
Wyatt sang annie Iuri," a har-
mony arrangement byDudley IN
most artistic manner.t
Mrs. Harry Morris plaed the s. bns
Of Largo, oy Handel, ad Traun4 bv
Schumann. Her work was fully uthe
very high standard she has alref s.
tablished, The accompaniests bic
evening. Ms. James r. MehanA Is
Mary Bonn'r and Miss Elsie r. =
er sustained their already weMtd
regulations.
The memb,rs OF the coterie were i
tanned I'm an unexpected mannel
/ Frank Alderman OF the Fossil
Auto Agency. In placing his auto /
disposal of the mnsicians and
/ guests.
Covers werc laid for twenty
Dutch lunch to which tull ana
Justice was done. The meeting "
Genuine surprise to the doctor, VIII
preciated the good win and regar'
pressed by The visit OF his friends
IN their beautiful gift.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

O. Hudson =,
this moninr "a 81
such stotks ss =
bound cxtooded
top prices, ectiy
1 10 points be
prices. The reco
erfi but w 81
lines Of lonk sd
vance. Then
recovery anilth
much Of a oct
L. ID. Laclev
dications are foi
market until Tho
dents message
better as ami
have bee prttt
as the mesAstt
drastic in regi
financial affair
sharp rally"
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Anna G. Drabble.

DRABBLE-ln this city, on January
1910. Anna G: Drabble. wife of the late
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services sst her late
residence. No. 1000 Walnut street, on
ment at Old Swedes Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
ndnauorers hi Praver Meetina.

hist Presbyterian Church Junior
savorers held their usual after
q prayer meeting in the church
mday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
aver in charge.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

Mercantile Association Meeting.
The Mercantile Association viii h
its regular meeting on Thursday mig
January IA.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

st nHu tHr i"
E.fat. "a. snm. nDlI.tln ps f-
U.r n9 lrHe g. n' N
eaDorf i.an TA0
ns t N4rp'f oa1
r1i u
ei
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
M o,N.iI Continues nm.

The condition O. Michael O'Neii {
No. SIT East pm street, continue
critical - - .Neil. who is a retire
lcommisS ~ capt. was stricken on
fmonth AZ NsE4 hemorrhages. He
tho father " James c. o'Neil.
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1.mewhat Better.

tslaa et Leased Special Wire.
efrsr sla Cardinal Bishop Sa-
f ~ $50 IN critically I'll for the
sf showed a slight im-
.sctsr tsr ot = The doctors, how
- ef au no hope for his re-
rcffrv
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

~ Ot1cc of the Register of Wills.
New Castle Co., Del, Jan. 5th 1910.
Upon the application OF Robert d. Max
well, Executor OF Mary ID. Maxwell, late
of Wilmington Hundred in said coun-
~ deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register of Wills that the Execu-
tor aforesaid give notice of granting Of
Letters Testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof. by cauiiing advertisements TO
be posted within forty days from the
date of such Letters I'm six Of the most
public places of the County of New Cas-
tie. requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present the
same. or abide by an act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided; and also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period. I'm the Evening Journal a
newspaper published in wilmington, Del.
and TO be continued therein three weeks
C. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
Of Office Of the Register OF Wills
aforesaid, at Wilmington, in New
(SEAL) Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS M. WALKER,
Register Of Wills.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
EOR SALE-BARGAINS

sos Washington St, Il rooms, hot wa
ter heat
2sO6 Monroe ST.. rooms, modern. new
1903 Hancock St., rooms, modern, easy
terms.
as Adams St, Z rooms. modern
$50 Van Buren, - y rooms, modern.
g0T Jackson st. 10 rooms. modern.
500 and S37 Tatnall St. suited for business
5O7 w Twenty-first ST., 10 rooms. modern
Gil Franklin ST., 10 rooms, modern.
1902 -150S-1637 w Fourth St. modern.
735-737 Maryland Ave, rooms, modern
500 w. Twenty-nlnth ST.. rooms, lot
S0Nt20
5is and 6o3 Il. Tenth St.. Z rooms.
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses; some new,
on easy terms, and investment prop
critics good payers.
Several productive farms and country
residences, near city; all sizes.
Desirable building lots: both city and
suburban. at a sacrifice price.
Renting speciality.
%. G.. GOODEN. $50 Market s.
Real Estate Mortgages and Insurance.
Both Phones.
FOR RENr-MT. CUBA HACK
house with a lot of land. Apply TO
JOHN T.. O'NEAL.
Jan6-6t Mt cuba. Del.
N security Trust ana safe Deposit CO..
Wilmington. Del, Jan. 3. 1910.
Tho Board OF Directors has this day
declared a semi-annual dividend of four
epd So per ebSe cent v R1Sbseis be mailed 4 qenano 'i
i. SCOTT TOWNSEND.
Jan6-1t Treasurer.
EOR RENT = TEN-ROOM HOUSE.
owner to board with tenant, Address
C-3 Journal Office. Jan6-3t
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
Stocl MN

BY United Pre- lot
NEW YORK, sr M
ket opened viii
strength wlici
first few mitui tal
Southern Pacif rt
Rock Island op
ed down one
an advance Of
2.15 p. m.
Laekey & 60
members Phil
a43 Market =
Am. Locomoti
Anal Copper ac
Am. Smefinl oe
Am. Sugar c
Atch. 7. K s.
Asphalt Com
B. & o..
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catherine 6

Mat Hal -
BAKEY-1n this
1910. Margaret, VI
Relatives and ~
attend the funeral
dencc. No. no Ben
day morning at /,
mass at ST MARY
All Cathedral Cenie
REILLY IN this
1910. Catherine
at her late re-
street. u
Requiem ntaa r.
Q O'Clock, at the ~
vate.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
Lenign nav.

/ Lenlgn nav.
eh. Valley
Missouri Pac
Mo. Kan < .
NY. Central
Reported Q
Co. bankers
Philadelphia
ket St.
WHEAT
Dec. May.
1141s 1O3t5
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

III You
have lE
YOi
| MCM
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If tI
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FOR RENT-MT. CUBA Black
smith shop. stable and dwelling
house with lot of land Apply 10
JOHN Il. O'NEAI.,
JanG-6t Mt. Cuba. Del
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

mrt nf .ora
iff ..H
fs.H" la ttc O.
sols vna
rr d
Doe fWso ~-a
a'a e Hsu No
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

ais p. m.
Laekey & 90
members Phil
a43 Market -
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
- EGlSTER'S ORDER.

work. Apply at 2iO7 JEFFERSON street
-IluD-nI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19
-6mr-
Elm erlter &lQ6e 6r061tad

perlubt einmal uniere nit 8uder sepDtelz
ten Spsdieiten nnb GAM! friide e na Us
madt @u@ 6ies eien, glei9piel Oh SSbr bar
nod fiblt pber ni4t. Spult oafelbe per-
unter nit elmer Eaiie uniereS 6errll@e1
&afees. @enn SSbr @u6 bonn Sii9 erbebt,
tiiblt Sbr our @erri@tun9 emrer 9oseSare
belt pie cine gut 9eitimr1te 8ioline. Ser
iudt nniere @rocerien, etc., tyr bic aioeren
Mabl5eiten. sic iinb 8erabe 10 ftin nnb
mobli9medenb, a1s uniere Sribitids~Spsz
5ialitdten.
9eering T. YlaMtenberg
8riiner's 8lod, am fraberen &einen's<Hlabe.
ct. @ermaintraBe, ct. glpu6, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19
Gummanbenr Smli,1s q. &ratt Soften
go. 143, Sept. ILL.,, g. q. g.

&err Siaac @oof, @ommanoeur 6es
obigen Soften bon &etpanee, ST.,
l6reibt: Sir cine lange 3eit lit i6 an
&opfmeb nn6 Sbmer5en Iber meiner
Mieren. @or etma 5mei Monaten fling
.i6 an, 6olep Mieren=Ntuen gu neb=
men, un0 i6 fan6 balo aus, 6aB oie=
ielben gera0e 10 arbeiteten mie bean=
iprudt. Sd bielt MIDI 6ran iie gu
neb1nen un0 ib bin ieBt fret bon &opf-
meb, unb 6as ldmer5po4e 8%laienlet=
sen lit iiberitan0en. Sd liebe 6olep
Nieren=8illen 6erart, 6aB ib pielen
meiner Sreun6e- mro &amera6en 3d.
BON er5dblte, un6 id mer0e 6ieielben
bei irgen6 elmer @elegenbeit empfeb-
len. Molitor Drng SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19

,Sdulolos, Cure @aiierlide Mnie-
lta1t," beulte ser @efragte II. mari ii6
auf Sic &niee. nMuf falide Angabe
bin! ga muroe cine Stride .beraubt
unb ser &iiter a6getban - ib meib
BON gar nidts; sic 8d,1erlein faBten
miG-"
Ser &aiier minfte ibm alb uno
manote it6 gum 5meiten: v0u, uo=
fir?"
rMu6 falide Mngaben, Cure 4ai-
ierli9e Majeitdt. Sin &auiierer muir
Sc nabe beim Dorfe eridlagen un9
ouSgepliinoert = mir tits ol16 nidt
I'M 5raume eingefallen -"
vDu?" fragte ser &aiier sen 0rit=
ten.
uMeine 8osbeit, Cure Moieitat. Sat
mir mein Ma6bar einer groBen Sad
faliden Haptergeloes unteri6oben
uu0 uuf Sen 8o6en mer meiB mas fir
0ruditeine gei6leppt i'd bin rein
mie ein &inb." I
Gie &lagen 0ieier S11genobeloen
langmeilten SEN &aiier ii6tlid. &aid
iiberflog er sic gan5e &eibe Ser Straf=
hinge, Bis iein 8lid auf einen 5erlump=
ten 3igeuner fiel.
u9u mein Sunge, natiirlid aud
infolge fali6er Mn5etge?"
v9urdal1s nidt, Cure @aiierlide
Majeitat; i) fib nit 6ug ulr6 &ebt.
&ob' einem &aufmann iein &0Blein
geitoblen."
v@oBlein geitoblen?" pieoerbolte
Ser &oiier lddeln0 un0 man6te ii6
gum @ouperneltr: v5ofort bi1ral1s
mit Sent Saugenihts! l1nter ID. ebrli-
den uno unidul0igen 9euten 6orf er
ni6t bleiben, ionit per6irbt er mir am
.gn0e noh sic gan5e @eleQidaft!"
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Sic bobe 2ebensfoit.

@rbobt sen 8reis man6er Motb>
tpenoigfeiten, obne 6aB Sic Qualitat
berbeiiert miro. Solep's &onep ano
Sar bebalt ieinen boben Stan0 ser
@or5iglidfeit uno ieiner groBartigen
&eileigenidoften obne irgen6 cine St.
bobung ser Soften bel. IS lit bas
Bette Mittel gegen @uiten, &rupp,
@laubuiten uno ale 8ei9mer6en ser
aeble, ser 8ruit uno ser 2ungen.
Dus @9te lit Elm einem gelben So
quote. Germeigert Subititute. Mo-
Iitor Drlg So.
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9ie 9ienitbptem=6ra9e bon eir

an6eren seite betradtet. Srau 8.
8rl1mbaugb aus Sartoile, Ohio,
idreibt: ugine 6rau, mel6er ib ST.
rem Mlpenfrdl1ter lieferte, erflart, oaB
ser ielbe 6as 9ienitmdoden iiberfliiilig
maht, 81 ser Mlpenfrdl1ter file 10 mobl
erbalt, 6aB Tie fire @ausarbeit ielber
berri6ten fann."
6ornts Mpenfrd11ter lit gang be-
ion0ers fir 6en 5arten SrganiSmus
Ser 6ral1en geeignet. Ct baut auf,
itarft un0 frdftigt. @ir6 ni@t in @po=
tbefen perfauft. Mon idreibe an 0r.
&eter Sabrnep & Cons &c., 1875
5outb &opne Mpenl1e, @bicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-19
Ser Saugcnidts..

&aiier gfifolaus L. beiudte EMIT in
elmer @outpernements itaot 6as @e=
fangntb uno fam beim Mnblid Ser
Straf hinge ouf Sen @e6oufen, tie ielblt
iiber Sic l1riade ibrer Gin hliebung
gu befragen.
v@ofiir iitelt ou?". man0te lid Ser
&oiler 5n SEN + lten.
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g Sir ben Tamilicnfreis. g
GO GIG
9rei Tricbensit6rer in Der Gbe*

Man fort 10 oft lagen un0 8eiipiele
ldeinen es in ser Gbat gu bel tdtigen,
oQB 10 piele @ben int 2eben ungliid=
li9 ausfauen. @ober fommt 6aS?
IS lit 0o@ ni@t a%n5l1nebmen, oab Ste
2iebe als @auptfaftor bei 6en Gbe=
idlieBungen ni6t mebr in 8etra4t
fommt. Cider itn0 eS nod Saul en6e
uno Sauien0e bon Haaren, Sic iid am
Nltar sic @ano gum @bebun0e reiden
aus innigiter 9iebe un6 Neigung.
@enn nun audi bel iolden oaS erboff=
tie ,erlebnte uno erpiini9te @liid ni6t
fommt, menn au9 Bel ibnen Ser @eiit
6es l%1nfrie0ens ein5iebt, 10 miiien tie
Sic uriaden oapon in iid ielbit iuden.
Sn ser Sbat ftn0 es bauptiadli@ 6rei
Momente, Die in 10 pielen &auiern fcin
Samiliengliid auffommen laiien. 6or=
iden mir 0ieie en- etmas na9.
Gin @run0, 6aB 10 oft ser 6rieoen
in ser @be geitort miro, liegt 0arin,
0aB es 5miiden Mann un0 6rau an
ser n0tbigen Mufri6tigfeit feblt, oaB
Tie Dor chamber @ebeimniiie baben.
Inter Sen Mdnnern gibt e5 ptele
peri6lohene Naturen> aus oenen
i@mer etmas berauS5ubringen lit.
5elbit ser gbefrau gegeniiber offnen
tie ibr &er5 nidt. SSn geidaftliden
Mngelegenbeiten, leien iie NUN freu6i=
ge ooer lei0ige, bebalten tie aues fir
ii@. sic baben babel meiitenS feline
b0ie Mbiidt un6 ser @iue, gu frd,1fen
liegt ibnen bouitan6ig ferne, ia man@=
nal leitet iie ein5tg 11116 aaein 6as Be-
ltreben, tribe @olfen BON Ser Grmt
ab5ubalten; aber ibr gan5eS @erbal=
ten lit eben perfeblt. Mann un0 6rml
miiiien Elm @er5 uno cine Seele iein.
@as zines meiB, muB 0as unoere audi
miiien. gs iolte 5mii6en ib11en feline
@ebeimnilie geben. Often uno mabr
f0nnen iid sic gbegatten lire Settler,
lire &eigungen geiteben, 0ann gebt
Sic 8elierung lei@t, menn @ertral1<
EN- 0a tit, Sic @%runolage mabrer Sic
Re. @ie mltB es 5.8. sic 5rau idmer=
gen, met1n ser Monn oes Morgens Sos
Sous berlGBt, obne ibr mitautheilclt.
mel6es baS 3iel ieines Sbuns inns
5reibens mabren0 6es Cages lit. Mub
0urd ein ioldes 8enebmen nidt al1d}
ibr Mrno peridloiien meroen; miro
Tie Damn ni6t al1d i6meiger, mp11n ser
Monn na6 Saul lie fommt? @ie freu0=
los, mie einiam ltno je0od oann lol=
DIE Stl1noen 6es 3uiammenieins?
Mber ielbit idredli6e 6olgen fann
es baben, menn Monn u11o 6ralt iid
nidt gegenieitig ausipre6en. 9afir
ein 8eilpiel.
Gin iunges gbepaar batte ii@ aus
2iebe %gebeiratbet. sic moren diirBerit
fleiBig uno iparia m un6 bradten mani
den Motbpfennig alf 6ie Seite. 81
mes Cages fam 6as nngliid. Ser
Monn bate it6 binter. 6em &iifen ser
6rau fir einen 8efannten fir Sic bobe
5umme bon $4,000 perbiirgt uno
muBte fir Sen @dul6ner 5ablen. @Is
6ie 5rau oapon erfubr, nabm iie iid
Sic Sade 10 gu Ser5en, 6aB iie idtper
franf mur0e unb 5eituiuig nit
5hmerml1tb bebaftet mar. @%eeenieiti<
ges Gertral1er 5mii6en Mann uto
6rau bdtte iider all 0as l1nglild per<
butet.
Sin 5meiter Srie0ensitorer in BEN
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STANDARDIZATION
q, ben bette,a 8eotm8mn8et, ote te
bon elmer COMPANY oHertrt
lWtttoett.

l1mtcr5cidneter bcfinoet fid in Der
Gage, 9arleben anf e%nltipirte Tar'
uca fir einen 5cbn Sabre langen Ser
min gu jabrlid %sablbaren Sntereiien
su MAIDEN. Sd iteae es Gnd anbein1,
3ablnng bis gu einem Tiiinftel bes
aapitals jcbes Sabr 81 irsenb elmer
3eit 81 MAIDEN, moomrd bic Saterei'
len a1 be,a be5ablten 8etrage einge'
jtellt ,ucrbcn. gnf bieie @eiie ieio
SIR I'M @tanbe, in fiinf Sabren oas
polle 9arlcben 5urad5n5ablen. 9as
Yripilesimm, jeoes Sabr Gin Sanftel
~ bc5ablcn, lit G,d iclbit iiberlaner.
Sbr fSmnt, ,ucnu SIR oies por5tebt,
bic Nnleibe fir sic san5e 3cit bebal-
ten. IS ,uiro bafir nidts 8eionoe-
res eercdmet anb SIR f0mut baum in
fiinf Sabren idmlbcnfrci iein. SoQtet
SIR @nd entidliefen, jebes Sabr NUT
Gin 3cbntel Scr Nnleibe 5mrad5n5ab<
len, oann ,ucrbet SIR nad 10 Sabreu
jd)mlocnfrci iein. Sc lit icbr leidt,
Sen bmrd) pbiscn &lan %offerirten @or'
tbcil eim5miebcn, nnb CO ermSglidt
Sud-, Mnslasen, bic nit einer ne'1er1
Mnleibe ale brei ober flint SATIRE per'
bnnocn iiub, at iparen. @cnn SIR
cine Mnlcibc MAIDEN uo1t, Damn prii'
fet mciuen Glan, bebor SIR ionittup
bingebt.
6ermamm M}aQer,
25-iam ct. Slplo' 1ttnr1'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-01
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn, Head.
: ache and Other Misery From an
Out of Order Stomach Goes
In About Five Minutes.
HT PROMPT RELIEF WAITING
A Little Diapepsn Now viii Make
You Feel Fine and End stom-
ach Trouble Forever-Eat
What You Want.

Every year regularly more, than a
million stomach sufferers in the Unit
ed States, England and Canada take
Pape's Diapepsin, and realize not only
immediate, but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach
FIVE minutes afterwards.
If your meals don't fit comfortably,
or what you eat lies like lump of
lead in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn, that is sign of indiges-
ton
Get from your Pharmacist a 50-cent
case of Pape's Diapepsin and take
a dose just as soon as you can There
will be no sour risings, no belching
OF undigested food mixed with acid,
no stomach gas or heartburn, fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach,
Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, Dir
ziness or Intestinal gripping. This will
all go, and, besides, there will be no
sour food left over in the stomach to
poison your breath with nauseous
odors.
Papes Diapepsin is certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because it
takes hold of your food and digests
it just the same as if your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all
stomach misery is waiting for you at
any drug store.
These large 5o-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case of Dyspepsia.
Indigestion or any other stomach dis
order.
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Proof of viii.

State OF 10 !, Lee county, ss.--In
District court.
To all whom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given, That on the
sixteenth day of August, 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 M ".
VanAusdall, late Of Lee county. in the
state Of Iowa, deceased; and that
proof of the genuineness of said In
strument will be heard in the District
Court OF said county at Keokuk on
the twenty-seyenth day OF September.
A. D. 1910, at the hour of Q O'Clock
p, m. Of said day, being the second
day of the September term. 1910. of
said court, when all persons interest
ed in said will are required to be
present and make their objections to
the same, If any they have.
In witness whereof, hereunto SGT
my hand this eighteenth day of Aug.
ust 1910.
Ell. S. LOTION,
Clerk of the District Court
BY G. 3. LAKE, Deputy.
S-1s-25-9.1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-01
Early Pessimistic Conditions in West
ern Illinois Not verificd-Pros-
poets for Record Yield
is Good.
WHEAT YIELD LIGHT
But Hay MoWs Are Loaded to Barn
Roofs-Horses and Beeves are
Bringing Good Prices to
Farmer.

n spite of the early disheartening
conditions and pessimistic prophesies
81 those ho+claimed to know, the
corn crop Of western Illinois is going
TO be a real bumper this year.
me farmers overcame trying diff
cuities in getting the ground prepar-
ca IN the spring. Many of them had
20 plant the seed two and even three
times, and the later paintings were
made long after the customary time
for doing so.
Now, however, the solid fields of
green and brown, as seen from a dis
lance present striking spectacle.
Upon close examination the growing
corn has really splendid appearance.
Every field, practically, contains a
bountiflil crop. Most of them will
yield record returns. The stalks,
standing from ten to fourteen feet
high, like soldiers on parade, each
bending over with fat, juicy ear,
and some with two, cause one to won
der at the marvellous handiwork of
nature. Where farmers had predicted
that the crop would be a failure, lat
er conditions changed the entire out
look. The rains, came, the nights
We're warm and the great green rods
tasselled out and finally grew ears
that gladden. the eye.
In the Lima Lake drainage district,
the Indian Grave drainage district,
the Sny district, on the high lands
and the low lands, the prospect is
the same Everywhere throughout
Hancock and Adams counties the far
mers will be recompensed by abun-
Cant yields OF corn, according to the
reports that are brought to the city
daily.
While the wheat yield was general
ly light, the hay mows are loaded to
the roofs of the barns and hay stacks
dot the fields. With abundant hay and
plenty of corn, the farmer is not go
ing to suffer. He is smiling openly
and broadly. The prices for his pro-
ducts remain high. Horses and
beeves and hogs and sheep and poul-
try are all bringing good prices to
him and his bank roll is growing if
he is a thrifty man.
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Whale Caught in Salmon Trap

Whale Caught in Salmon Trap.
Dynamite is being used to kill fin
back whale which entered the salmon
trap of w. A. Lowman at Smallpox
bay, San Juan island The mammal
entered the trap with a young calf,
and in attempting to drive it out the
calf was killed with rife shot. The
body sank and the cow refused to de-
sert its offspring. The whale vicious
ly attacks every boat that approaches.
An attempt to kill the whale by rife
fire was tried yesterday, but without
effect. Fears are entertained that the
beast may destroy the trap in her
rage. She is 40 feet in length. More
than $4,000 worth of fish day has
been lost to the packers through the
capture of the Observation-Disclosures Cor.
respondence Portland Oregonian.
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There Is more Catarrn IN tnia section
put together. and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable For
q great many years doctors pronounced
edies. and by constantly failing to cure
with. loca! treatment. pronounced 1t in
durable. Science Eas proven catarrh to
be a constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. j.
constitutional cure on the market. II il
taken INTERNALLY in doses from 10 drops
TO a teaspoonful. It acts directly on
system. They offer one hundred dollars
Tor any case ii falls to cure. Send Tor
circulars and testimonials.
Address; +. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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AnelIeIzed German Names.

According to correspondent of the
New York Tribune Judge Peter s..
Grosscnp's surname belongs in the
Originally German class. The name.
he says, was undoubtedly Grosskupf
(great head, just as his mothers fam
ily must originally have been Bauer
meister, although she was known as
Susannah Bowermaster Among the
Anglicized names in this class are
Remenschneider (strap cutter), which
became Rimensnyder; Rindskopf
lbullhead) was changed to Rinskorf;
Wannemacher (tubmaker), Wana-
maker; Krankheit (sickness) Cronk-
hite; Uoewentritt (tread of the lion),
Leyentritt, and Knoblauch garlic,
Knoblock.