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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20
a FRIENDLY GROCER.
Dropped Valuable Hint About Coffee


For about eight years. writes a
Mich. woman, Il suffered from ner-
yousness-part of the time down in
bed with nervous prostration.
Sometimes would get numb and
It would be almost impossible for me
to speak for spell. At other times
[ would have severe bilious attacks,
and my heart would fiutter painfully
when | would walk fast, or sweep.
Il have taken enough medicine to
start a small drug store, without any
benefit. One evening our grocer was
asking Husband how | was and urged
that | quit coffee and use Postum, so
he brought home a pkg. and | made
1T according to directions and we were
both delighted with it.
SO we quit coffee altogether and
used only Postum. began to get bet
ter in a months time and look like
another person, the color came back
TO my checks, | began to sleep well,
my appetite was good and / commenc.
ed TO take on flesh and become inter
ested IN everything about the house.
Finally | was able to do all of my
own work without the least sign OF
my old trouble. | am SO thankful
for the little book, The Road to Well
Vile 1t has done me so much good
] haven't taken medicine of any kind
for six months and don't need any
"A friend of ours who did not like
Postum as she made il, liked mine
and when she learned to boil it long
enough, hers was as good as mine
It's easy if you follow directions
Read the little book, "The Road te
Wellyille," in pkgs. There's a Rea
son"
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. The,
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20
HON. G. H VAN LAW OF
MARSHALLTOWN
Speaker Who Will Address Sunday
Meeting is State Senator and a
Big Man in Iowa Politics.

AS previously announces and adj
ivertised, Senator G. H. Van Law, of
Marshalltown will J e in Keokuk to-
day to deliver the third address Of
the lawyers series of II ceilings at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building. Mr.. Van Law is state SEN
ator and one of the big men in Iowa
politics.
The committee feels that rney are
very fortunate in being able to secure
Senator Van Law at this time and
today's meeting promises to be one
of the largest of the month and that
is saying good deal as the auditor
Jun has been taxed to its fullest
capacity for the last two Sundays.
Senator Van Law is known to sew
eral of our citizens to be a good talk
er, and yery clever gentleman. He
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20
frailties Of the human family, and

frailties Of the human family, and
charity broad enough to overlook the
weakness of others, making no saint
ly professions of himself. He is a
good fellow, gifted of speech, with a
splendid personality and will certain
ly entertain his hearers
The Evening News Of Des Moines
during the last session of the assem-
bly, said:
Senator Van Law is getting to be
the LaFollette of the lowe senate.
He has as much of smile as the
WISCONSIN has of fro n it is true;
but he waves his arms, his LaFollette
hair and his rhetoric with he same
violence and the car, crystalline
points of his logic make all the law
makers sit up and understand him,
whether they agree with him or not .
AS a public speaker, . one will be
disappointed WHO comes to the meet
ing Sunday afternoon. His ability TO
address large gatherings has often
been demonstrated. At big Lincoln
! day banquet held in Des Moines last
winter he addressed LOO mel in two
/ meetings, giving the same address one
! place then at another. Governor Car
/ roll presided at one of the meetings,
| and Hon. I. D. Foster of Ottumwa,
was also on the program.
All men are invited to this meeting
| ard especially the attorneys of the
city.
Mr.. R. G. Hufstader, general secre
! tary, VII sing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20
Mrs. Harry Reeves, in a Most Inter
estins Address Spoke to
Number of H. S. Girls
Friday Afternoon.
MRS. STEVENSON COMING
FulI Text of Mrs. Reeves Address is
Given in Full This Morning
and Will Prove En-
pertaining.

On Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, a
large number OF High and Grammar
school young ladies gathered in the
library of the Young Women's Chris
tan association, to enjoy the third
number of talks to high school girls.
Mrs. Harry Reeves was the interesting
and entertaining speaker, and spoke
on her subject, The High School
Girl and Her Associates ia manner
which proved attractive and elected
the closest attention on the part OF
her young lady hearers.
Mrs. S. K. Stevenson of Iowa City
will give the next talk, The High
School Girl and Herself" on next Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Stevenson will
remain in this city over Sunday and
will be heard at the vesper services
on that afternoon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20
The Standard Fire Insurance Co

by its conservative methods and safe
underwriting is fast becoming a
strong institution.
In spite of heavy losses reported by
nearly all companies the past year
has been a very prosperous one-and
1910 starts out even more suspicious.
The Standard is doing business in
four states and expects to increase
its field of operations in the near
future-A steady growth on sure
foundation is the aim of its Of
dcers and desire to help make Keo-
kuk famous is it's ambition.
Keokuk people are loyal patrons
and show evidence of increased inter-
est in the future of this company.
Join forces with us.
STANDARD FIRE ms. CO.
F. c. Overton. pres; Henry Strick-
Ter, vice pres; N. 4. King, secy.; w.
j. Steckel, treas.
Directors-F. G.. Overton, W. G..
Howell, j. F. Wilson, W. ]. Steckel,
E. c. Peterson, ..enry Strickler.
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C. F. ALLING SPEAKS
AT Y. w. G. A. TODAY
Interesting Services will be Held This
Afternoon for Regular Sunday
Afternoon Meeting.

The vesper services at the Y. w. c.
A. this afternoon should be among the
best attended Sunday afternoon meet
ings of the year G. F. Alling will
be the speaker and an interesting talk
is being looked forward to.
There will be special music, Miss
Edyth Russell to sing and following
the meeting, the home hour will be in
charge of Mrs. Helen B. White and
Miss Herbert. All women are invited
to attend this afternoons vesper ser.
vices.
Next Sunday Mrs. Stevenson of
Iowa city will be here to lead the YES
per services.
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is a man with good ideas and is not
slow to say just what he thinl-s in
his characteristic fearless manner He
is a good fellow with kind word for
everybody and is very popular with
the legislators and members of the
senate.
OF Senator Van Law. who speaks
Sunday afternoon under the auspices
of the Y. NJ c. A Senator McManus
says: ne is one of the big men OF
the state, known in the se-.>.e as a
fearless debater, a man Of convic-
tions, honest and conscientious, lib.
eral in his views, not fanatical. with a
good knowledge of the faults and
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worthy and unworthy. We must use
the same discretion in selection here,
as there. Maybe you and can't
travel everywhere we wish, but If we
read we can become very cosmopoli-
tan. We can learn of the thrifty
Swiss, of the art-loving Italians, of the
down-trodden, brow-beaten, sad-heart-
ed Russians, of the tea-drinking, beef
eating Englishmen, of the light-heart-
| ed, gaily-dressed Frenchmen, of the
thrifty German peasants and the book
loving German students. To help you
in your reading and in the selection
of books, l think every girl ought to
have little memorandum book and
when you read or hear of book you
think you would enjoy or that is
recommended to you by some friend
In whose opinion you have confidence.
Write down ire name of the book and
at your first opportunity read it. An
other help to fix in your mind what
you have read, is to have blank book
into which copy any thoughts that ap-
peal to you as being clever, or bright
or helpful After while the most
priced possession you have will be
that quotation book.
In thinking of the latter part of our
subject, her associates and her rela-
ton to them, have almost forgotten
I the girl herself To be a girl is to
be in the happiest state possible to
! humanity, but girls don't know this.
They are always looking ahead, want
ing something, diamond, or a new
gown, and maybe envying the women
a little older, who are more self-pos-
sessed. We cannot stop time-the
years will slip through your hands like
| the beads from a broken necklace and
all too soon will come the days full
of care.
\ There are now no skeletons in your
closets; no ghosts in your reyerie,
and the future is full of hope. While
you are a girl envy no woman her
diamonds, or her carriage, or her for
tune, or her admirers; while one is
in ones teens nothing else is neces
sary, except to realize the fact, and
4 thank heaven for it.
It is one Of the tragedies of life and
it is a universal tragedy, that boys
and girls never appreciate to the ex
tent of its merit the beautiful associa
/ tons of their home. For this reason
they have never known what it was tc
be without that Incompatible blessing
the love and protection and care which
comes to them as unfailingly as the
dawn of day. The difference between
the associations of your home and that
of your school is that in way you
choose your school associates. The
home associations hold you sN,fe and
mould and beautify your character
with small volition On your part.
wish that something / might say
would deepen your appreciation o.
your home and that you might love
it now when your feet cross its thresh
old every day, as you shall love 1t ir
your future years. when you shall see
4 it only in dream and visit it only
in memory.
! The sum OF the whole preachment is
this--that there is nothing finer, moth
ing more beautiful nothing more full
OF blessing to the world. than goot
girl. A good girl is careful of he,
associations, and careful of her associ
ates. and seeks always to uplift ant
to bless, and to beautify the societ,
which she adorns.
May We every one be just that girl
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II Rand rrhn Tnif.. co. xri1-l.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20

Constipation causes headache
nausea, dizziness, languor. heart pal
pitation. Drastic physics grippe,
sicken, weaken the bowels and 1on't
cure. Doan's Regulets act geat'y
and cure constipation IS cents. AK
your druggist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
Will GET RECALL
SIGNATURES FIRST

THAT We believe the candidate
elected nust be a man of high per.
soual character, Of uuaueationcd In.
tegrity and known ability. man
who viii enforce the laws of the
state and the ordinances OF the city
recognising az all times the legal
rights 81 every person whomaoeyor.
That he must be "A man who will
make Il his business. through the
help ~ the various departments OF
the city. 60 know the true condl'
tlon Of the eitys affairs IN all re-.
spoetS at all times and In all places.
That until The requisite numhef
ot signcrs have been secured W.
will not name. nor consent 90 name.
nor attompt 10 place IN nomination.
any man for the office Of mayor
That the league is not fostering
nor encouraging the nomination at
any OF It's members. or aay particu
lar candidate, but proposes to sub
INIT It's nomination of candidate
20 succeed Mayor GIN 20 The public
IN such a manner that the Judgment
OF the largest number of persons
possible may DO secured Ia making
such choice.
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Files Elegant Plea

New. some wives like 10 do al
the talking In the family hut Mrs
Harriet Wade finds Krievous fault
Ia her spouse because he has al
times actly muiely Mrs Wade
used to be school teacher. aud
the diction contained la her com
plaint for divorce. filod this morn.
ing. Is the most elegant on rceurd
FOR some time
Here are some 81 the things Mfr
William Wade Is guilty ~. accord.
inKtn her own ailenaiionas
During the last four years he
has maintained a studied lndlffcr.
ence 20 her
~ times he has refused TO con.
verse property with her on matters
Of mutual concern.
AZ times when she directed her
conversation 60 him. he haa acted
mutciV.
Before Mr. Wade bit upon the
idea % aEgravating his wife bg
acting mutely be Is accused OF
often expressing himself in most Ia
elegant, though expressive language.
tending TO convey the impression
thar he vas ouc OF the variety that
i born every minute. according to
r r BaTuum. tqr ever having mar
ricd her
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mse,lng Of the trustees OF
A. ,sr welfare league held yes.
n la''s s,,erueon In the Pioneer
ssaM .g Il vas decided that IN.
ssla' . sa,oald make NO selection ot
hasm ,, mayoralsy candidate until
49, 81, r.stitlons bad been signed
y Y. ~ required s,ooo names
Y ~ ,s,,~tees decided that 20
~ .,e candidate now would
$500 's,s,s q discussion foreiEu to
sp,sarlpal work AZ hand SO
ne recall signatures u was
go .s,sa,icn o. the lcague 20 pick
..s,sate at the meeting yoster-
. s''t !, vas thought 20 be ex.
~ ~. 20 allow this detail 90
RE attitude % the lcague Is
~ .,,.h N the following resclu-
xnlcA was passed without a
ss.snling vote
sre.s we the undersigned trus'
= me Public Welfare league,
- AZ this time TO announce the
s.,,,s taken By the league With
s.,e,s 10 a candidate Tor a sue
- 10 Mayor GIN
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YaT 100000
BHOFf USING POSlAM
.a eczema After Thirty.
srsn yssrs-one sOs DID
Ma. ccod Thar All Else.


.un podd suffered with ecre.
:. A. ,Alrsy seven years, writes
William 2. ncda, Ncva. Ind
q. orer ss.eoooo in docioring r.
- got me 20 try puslam
u i nov CARED ou9 titiycont
= AZ Aer more good than all the
hamsax had done
TAsss i no doubt about the ~.
49, a posiam u Is probably
9 moss widely recommended
~n.ay available 10 the public.
ss,lr Sseaass Of is remarkable
mssr 70 heal affected skin. curing
4 xsemas. Aene. letter. scahies.
a s,e. Bacterial Injections 80
- 10 saes3a are checked AZ
- Nchiux stops and mincr
pxAlss such a. plmples. undue
ssssass rxsAes. complexion blem
ss~ e,f @ quickly when poslam
ssBslsd Whenever the skin
Il nsiam shoGld b. used FIRST
Assss anytAsHg less certain s. *.
~ neriss xi,h
Fxaa y sold IN two sizes
l,rsaa. y x8ts. regular Jars. So
n il aFsuass. particularly the
Qua6 DIX Co. Owi Drug Co
1sd sissn Drug Co For free sam
- srilF . iAe Emergency labora
tgtx Nv Twenty ngih S.. Mes
fws CIR
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: and l0@Nrc tracts. an cleared
aud level. good black soil for
sale. or viii exchange for city
property 459 Arcade Annex
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Ne~~ s4igh.cisaa Cafe 10 De opsnea
By November I.

MR. CHAUNCY WRIGHT. Who
has disposed % bis Interests In
the Wright Restaurant Company.
Washington ST. wil OPEN a.
PRESIDENT IT the SEATTLE
RESTAURANT CO. INC. NJ 40
Occidental and los Madison 81
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CHANCE FOR the SMALL INvEsToI
NEW COUNTRY

-, re Chicago. Milwaukee St Paul Rallwa
- - a. expense OF more than si20 600 600
IN 5ss.s.'asnia railway through south Dakota North
-. az washington. opening TO settlement q
49,. = feHnsY wanna. and shortening the haul f0r
~asars between the Great Lakes and Pacific I
nlss and
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r.Ars

sNN~ees~s~a~s~ss~~fss~s~ e---~-rs~s~s~s~~s-~~~~
FIatss fnaffsu 4 ffafrls e rrsefas artth
lsthr. cheap rent. nEer car baFn 1875
Nfffare Hn4gf Hulfabia Ger hnnn.k rep
snE ~ fufnishsd reens cal uarHinss
Fuf Nsut t-rnora ranftefH tat unfufs
nishaf rhnife iaoatl@a. tt8 pef rnenth
tfte fafAfins av
Famr ru1fa fats raunafF sra sfafe
funfn, fnnf tie w kes ~ t8nd st raMa
lhinHaF AZ ear
Nfre modern ! ana G.raaa fiafs siEE
ssiFpss aT
alH fHum modern. Fent iam ataa
sixth a. fHauirs atFA
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CRY RgA. UITATE.
WOODLAND PARK DISTRICT
BARGAINS

ttFAANaaahHHHtf
Lot farfss HiinF Graded street. good
view ftta na fta cash
Lot taa3ea. aiiry. is7A 80 cash, balance
$50 prf rlnnfh
Lot tssiso. aiisf tsso. ftee cash. Sc
peg meath
i.e, taEiea CORNER. tsse iIes cash. tie
per muHth
i.oi tastas fruit trees stse. tika cash
SIS prf meunth
lots ftsHtea. cotn~r gi.soa fl9a cash
balance essf
-, tasiea. aiisy ii.seo. gsa9 cash bal.
aure easy
lot 7aKiag in fruit trees graded streets
1909. fgea cash
rake PhinnsY az car tn stth 81 aes
g. q Evsft a co for barHafns iu lots
ard cottages utih oasJ terms Phones
North fs Ind Green stt open sun
dAga
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WASHINGTON. Oct at.-That
.arse buildings all h. started soon
u Japan. China and Turkey By The
Y M & 4. vas The announcement
made here today.
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nsia ~ EFrhNHKe FifHf flaes tomfnE
tsaats sith sos. o. s4e 7a mMl trade
n.itt star
. haee s9 nrres ~ ianh nrar firafnef.
fnn. tfae feet watFfffent. 80 aFfes ~ "a
Enuf tifnhsf Fef safr ~ nanrr cheap
- Flil iraAa ~ Seattle property H.iik
rhn star
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SNAP
Must raise some cash. aud viii sell my
sik garden tracts. slice 10000 each, for
$500 each NJ sold IN two wociga
Take Tacoma intcrurhan 90 AlEona
and ask for Hert Anderson
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SITUATIONS wAnTEp-FEmALE

wanted ~ young woman n South
nsnd Ind position a. huakknepsr o.
general accountant On either seattle nr
raraua. over f5 years experience,
ff,nruuwhiv rampetant 90 take charge n
any aaf ~ hooks 81 a. auditinR. best %
rafasanrea Address Miss ~ q warren.
Uax s1s Houth Bend. md
WIDOW With little boy Wouii 90
eashfra az her home $50 Russell af.
ballard.
$3.50. - .-...-.L. n...-....- n az
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
foH RENT : MlsetLLANeous.

ssefHfsffsfsfarafefsFs
one half Of finest HhnW room tn the
city, ga " Pike st. fine chance Tor
sundFy or automobile tire firm. Inquire
81 ii A. Bond Ind ess sunset Eaa
17a
best Location in the city Tor painter o.
nigH writer Rent eefounhie "a Bell
at Phone Ind tsos sephton
All 90 part ~ best offices in Pioneer
block 30. sol Furnished or unfuftHhed
Use ~ phones Main a1oti Ind 1tai
For physician and surgeon. rhoice Of.
flee torHtipu. reception room nnw com
pietely furnished IND aoazi Main dBas
10 Rent Nurn. 8 stalls and cottage oil
8 rooms 18i1 Lane u.s. Maple 1859
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AcEnTs WANTED

-s7-=~r~Hs~-eef-~=ase~Ns
ktfEMTA WAAENus4a aid - ssfnots
fhe esFuAeA fEf shetns narsarV stss a
eafflf tres eash @sssfF Ahafnea a NJ
TAT err NURSERY COMPANY. asisus
uFFEnn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LIT Me REST YouIt PROPERTY =
VIII take care of DO as though it were
my own
O. vs. Jackson
90f American Bank HulldHe
Main 1895 tnd bb2t
Wanted Some United wireless pre-
ferfed stock cali between the houra OF
2 aud o'clock ne the North American
wireless co.'s office. a. fIb Arcade An
uoK. Ask fgf Z ~ HlHlam Can DO bet
Ger by you than any ono IN the United
states
Hoard and room with heat and running
water. inside uf broadway. BY young
man Rte0. The star
Want to rent IA o. 20 rooms furnished
for housekeeping. ana rooms. R.iit. The
star
Rcenic negatives uf Pacific Northwest.
ak1 aud larger Jacobs, Pei bldg
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

Ass-~~~s~s~s~s-~~z~~ss-~
GRAND NtEW APARTMENT t9s
kassiaAH4 stfafffF imndaFn cola ngatsiY
fEFaishra T. a. tsrgam saftss. special
s4lamHt rates. wAihins aistAnse " go
tna tsss
Nef nshs Tee - thrss-taosa spar
fneAfs fuFmisheH o. unfufnishad The
f.siamzc 1875 1850 ~ tata
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wagfsd TSod cook. ) 10 family 1875
fsfh aW r. Taka Broadway and Fihs
ar y sats -
gifl - aasisi be- F~nerai hausswerh.
small family $40 tsth n East fsla
uav 10 trayei with blind man. snap!
ingasflHafe fas IarkEan.
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LIVESTOCK
noLcoMB 20. sALE sTABLEs.

anissa iaia Western Az. nain lsiI
as bays choice 81 tive freah cnas.
calves bT their sldea. Jrrsry and Dur-
ham. ice Green Lake boulevard. DeuuY
station Green zee
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HELP WANrEo-MALE.

.~~~~N~~~~~a~~~ ~~~~-~-~S~~s~Ns~
WAITED Msn ma women 20 learn the
Hsrhaf trade com pletr course $50
WAGES PAID TOu WHILE LEARN.
ING Diplomas sieeus Largest school
wkrfONhL BAnBEH CoLLEuE
g. Warrington 81 Asattin Main ataf
wanted a man t0 drive grocery wa
SON afsn solicit tbe trade must have
some kupu ledge Of ErOcfY business ana
NOE nfFnid 81 H0fk state wages expected
Address RIB. The star
wanted office boy. nc or over. living
ai haHnet must hr good uanmani refer
anreH required Apply Mutuai life inH
40 ~ NeW YORK 400 Mutual Life build
log CITY .
Menn s16 bisck raincoata go SO Ira
Gle. Room 107, Traders BIDS, BOB 2
Third
fltuc Hungarian Restaurant 1905 Fec
and az under usw management Meals
SOC tfunFariHn sifle
cuAwroHD FLOOR CO. R sTzf
Hardwood floors floor Hurfarers wanted
second hand clothing houEhi and sold
t8ti Pike 81 Main $685. ind q 2ssp
Az eoatmakera wanted. Cunningham.
Third and Marion
d
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Can PARTICIPATE IN THE NEW WAY TC
ESTATE FOR PROFIT
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NEW CITES

a. ihs neg railroad Chicago Milwaukee Sound f.
r Operation and already has caused the building OF go
~ ana towns along Us line u which las 10
III o. ~ Of The other railroads the Pacific Coast
n 'ss'me large cities In a years.
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fuRhlat.ru t.ousEa

~e--~~~~@~~sr-~-e-ese~e @~e~s~~@@Ns~-@s~@~~se~
Nne faat rau Peg on fufnitaFa IN
fufalahah haaas IN applies aH goods guss
fhsseA ~ raufssif ana PAID fsg ~ ths
wssh % funnfh waaid suaH enc BE Fns 10
v~n q VS. sttsnd ffsdit Wusdhoass
Vlss Wufu Co tst riks -
A. jas tNeekett Ct rnsf ksFanm fufs
Htsha hHusr fhat rnu Htl iikr Tor az
AbF Wrsfiaks boulevard car ta Msatun
Ell fnane Sd tess
fnuf raem fsfnishsa fetiana ~ iet. az
y al rhane uaiiafH ftf
Fas Msut-- rvast tafa fufuishe8 hHass
e Fanf raam eattaKu as Hsth Hs
as tHien ~ haaFnna raf oak fE
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FUNERAL DIRECTIONS.

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fsirss fafs ant licensed EnhaifnsFa 1874
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