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Minnesota State Fair

The Minnesota State Far will open
on Monday, Sept. 9Th. and will con-
tinue throughout that week.
1t comes at the end of the summer
and the beginning of the harvest
season-just when people are turn
ing their minds from rest. back to
the big active thirgs of life.
1t tells YOU how Minnesota adds to
the wealth and sustenance Of the
entire world.
1t is a story of progress, of energy,
of proud accomplishment.
1t is a worlds exposition in Itself.
These are a few of the hundreds
of reasons why you should not miss
the great Minnesota State Fair the
one opportunity offered each year ,c
share in and applaud the harvest OF
thought, as well as the harvest OF
the fields.
There will be horse racing, aero
plane flights, automobile speeding
music, highcIass vaudeville and fire
works, with the great educational
historic spectacle, THE Pageant Of
Nations" to cap the climax.
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Notice For Hearing Petition For
Probate of Foreign VIII

State OF suuth Dakota. County of Hand
In County Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Ed
Cakes deceased.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting
to Lucy I. Darling heirs at law and next CT
Kin Of Edward Cakes late of the County Of
suffolk aud state of New York. deceased.
Pursunnt to an order of said Court. made
an the 9TH day of August A. -. 1910. no.
tee il hereby given that Friday the
rs l.. day nf August A. y. 1910 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ of said day. at the Court
Room Of said Court. at Muller ia the Co uuty
at Hand have been appointed as the time
aud place for growing thu will of said
edward Oakps deceased. and for hearing
the application Of Lucy i. Darling Execu-
triX named in said VIII fpr the issuance t.
-. G. Knox of letters q: administration
with the will annexed when and where nav
"rrsun Interested NAV appear aud contest
the same.
Witness the q 6 VI. Carroll Judge ri
County court aud thP Seal Of said court,
this 9TH day Of August A. u. 1910. at ti~
ufhcp IN the city of Miller Count of HahI
state of south Dakota
{. VI. CARROLL. Judge.
IrEALI W. +. MORROW. Clerk.
HARLAN j. B~rSIFIELO. Atty.
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StitutiOn of the State OF
South Dakota

To the people OF the state Of South
Dakota:
The Eleventh L~egislntivr Assembly ct the
State Of SOuth DAKOTA. begun and II, I'll q,
Pierre. the I apital on the fifth day Of Ianu-
airy 1902 and concluded ON the NTH day al
March, l"O". proposed IN" f"ll"Ni ing
amendment to the constitution 81 the
state w:
That Section nine 81 Article Eight al the
Constitution Of south Dakota he amrmdvd
10 az to read as follows:
ARTICLE WI
4. Section . The lands mrnliuRph il this
article shall be lrms Il Tor pHaturnGe. mead
Ow, farming the growing. Of
crops UI gram aud general agricultural our
poses. aud at paint" H"ciiun after uuIice
a. herpiubeinIp prUNiieI IN case of save aud
shall br offered "a tracts not greater than
one section All rents shall he pay Hbir an
nunIly in advance. aud ~ term Of lease
shall exceed five wears, tor shah my lease
be valid until ii receives the approval al the
governor.
The ]rOpOsCd Amendment will he voted
uUOn 10y the people at the general erection
10 bC held Ia this state uu tuesday, ~. Sth
daN OF NOvrmbrr. I3Iu The prurOHpd
Amendment viii he printed up"" ttr ballot
followed bN the words. "~IHil tue HnOVr
= renting al pubic lands he Hpprovr't aud
ratIhe,i?' Immediately to the t"ir al
which shalt hC printed the words. rs"
aud "\u'. each pre- 'PIed bN n -QuHIe in
which the elcClur can piHC" a cross - midi
cate his vote Electors desiring IL vote
eyes, viii place a cross before the word
. Nrn". Hud those d. sling to vOtr $50" will
pla,C n cross before the word No.
Dated at Pierre, the Capitol, tins nth
day "f July, A u 1919
SAMUEL &. FOLEY.
Secretary ri state.
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August At
Summons


state of South Dakota. County of Hand.
81. In Circuit Court. sixth Judicial Circuit
o. &. Knox and Alice II. Knux. Plaintiffs.
Edward MCManus aud all persons unknown
who have or claim to have any estate or
interest IN or lien or lnCumbrHnCe upOn the
premises described IN the complaint. tie
PENDANTS.
The ~ ate at South Dakota sends greetings
10 III" above named DEFENDANTS
You are hereby summoned and required 10
sns wer the complaint uf the plaintiffs which
Was filed iu he office at the CleIk OF the
circuit cOuri in aud for Hand cOunty, = u
~ Miller IN said OnUty. on the 2Gih
day Of Iuly l9lO aud which pruys fur
Judgment Q~uirting the title to and
the determining al nll adverse claims
against the premises dpsCridpd in the cum
plaint. towiI. The Northeast quarter IL
section hureu. In township one hundred
ninp. north range sixty eight, west 81
the 9TH l. NJ. and to serve a copy ut Nunr
answer to said complaint ON the mndrrSign-
cl at his uibCc ia the city 81 MiI.r'. S"u'E
Dakota WITHIN Thirty dHNsHit'r til" com
pl"ted -"rN ice al This upon y"u "N
elusive al he day al such service: aud il NDu
fail tOanAwer the said complaint WITHIN
that tim" the piHintifs will apply to the
court fur rrliri drmHndpd ia the comp amt
dated at Miller, =, d. this nth dag al
July. 1910.
~ fRLAN i ~BUSHFIELD.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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State of South Dakota. County of Har
81. In Circuit Court. sixth Judicial Circr
o. 4. Knox and Alice II. kHov. Plaintiffs.
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sept. It's.
Notice For Publication

Department 81 the Interior, U. : Land
Once ut Pierre, y. d.. August 70. 1910.
Notice IL hereby given that George Welch
Of St.. wrenCr = d.. who. on October 10
. q madr H.. f.. No 1895. Serial No,
u5i"3 Tor SW a. section -. Township
~ y. Range 81 ". 9th 4. Meridian, has
Med notice oi intention to make Tinal : wear
ItO"i. to establish claim to the land above
ursCrtbed. before the Count Judge in aud
Tor Hand County,, at Muller. -. D.. ON the
Sth dnv OF Ortuh'r 1910.
iIHimant namrs ~ ~ II npSsps. r. T.. Carl
G. g.. 'hoHtr. August Prtprson, DatoH
Nr'kS al ~ 1T. Lawrence. :. u.
John l.. LOCKHART.
Register.
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HARLAN !. BUSH FIELD.
Attorney for plaintiffs
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Notice to Creditors

Estatc oi Edward Cakes, Deceased,
Notice II hereby given 10y the undersigned
administrator of the estate OF Edward
Onkcs. deceased to the creditors Of, aud al
persons having claims against the ~uid de
ceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first
publication of ihi- notice. 10 the sHid al,
ministratOr at Miller In the county OF Hand,
=. -.
Dated August, 3Oth. 1910.
o. G. ENON
AdministratOr with the will annexed
Ofthe estate of Edward Cakes. de
ceased.
Harlan j. Bushfeld Atty.
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~
George Hey. Mary i. Hey, John Beehy
Edmundson VIM 6. Nixon. William +
Baird and All persons unknown VIII" nave
or claim to have Hry estate Or interest in
or lien or incumbrauCe upon the premises
described in the complaint. D"fcndHnts
The state OF South Dakota sends greet.
iugr to the above nHmrd dcfrudantH:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint ut the plHlutI"S
which was hIrd i'm the OftiCe 81 the tItrk al
the circuit rOdrt in and for lland tuHutv.
=. -. at Miller in the said COuntV IN IT."
nth dHN uf July. 1910 uudwniCt pfHN~ Tor
iudp VUirtiug title to aId thc d"ierm-
inHtinu al HI adverse claims against the
o. emisuS described in the complaint. and
which premises are situated iU Hand iUuu
". south Dakota Hs follows. to-Wii: the
Northwest quarter OF SC"ti on fifteen ilIb
u township one hundred nine ll"HJ North
Range "iNtN rIght l6SD west Ui the 9TH j NJ.
nnd 10 serve Il copy Ot our answer to sand
rOmplaiut on The undersigned AT his OtrCr
in the city al Miller ;. u. Within thirty DAYS
rom the completed service Oi tins sun mons
upon Won exclusive at tn" daY of such Ser-
'l"V; ana ii Won fail 10 answer the said
complaint within that time the plninti1s
will npplY to the court tor the relief de-
mHnuti ia the complaint
naIrd at Miller. :. H.. this 18th day oi
July i3lO.
HARLAN !. B~USHFIEiD.
ttOrupy for pluiUtinS.
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Charles F.. Corcoran and =. J. Dunn. Plain
tiffs.
Mary A. Anderson, otherwise Mrs Nancy
4. Anderson. and Peter n. Anderson, her
husband. f.. j. Miller. whose true name l.
Eudpll J. Miller. Elizabeth C.. Wight. MARY
Y. Tlery. Frank u. Mill,r henry Miller.
II Miller. deceased, Elizabeth W. Hill rs
eXcCutriX Of the estate of A. u. Hill, deCr;s-
ed, Elizabeth W. Hill. Dorothy Hin McLeHu.
and Bonnie Hill GainsfOTd, ~ lcgatPes, -
viseps and heirs at Law of A. Hill. a."
ceased. the creditors of A. D.. Hill. h"ceased
and all persons. unknown who have or
claim to have any estate or interest IN ur
lien or incumbrance upon the premises DIES
cribed in the complaint Defendants
The state OF South Dakota to the above
named defe ndants
You are hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint OF the plaintiffs
which was filed in the office Of the Clerk Ot
on the 9TH day of August. 1910 aud whtch
prays for Judgment Q%uieting title to, and
determination of all adverse claims against
I he PREMISE described in the complaint. sit
united in said COuuty OF Hand. tO-wit: Lot
twpIyp 12i. and thirteen G3D. Block four
a.. Original town OF Miller NOW city OF
Miller. and to serve ~ COpY ri your answer
to said complaint ON the undersigned 1t
his office in the city Of Miller. Hrnd county.
south Dakota. within thirty DAYS after the
completed sprvic" OF this upon
Won. exclusive q: the day OF such service.
and il you fai' TO answer said cUmplai int
within that time, the plaintiffs will apply To-
the Court tor the relief demanded ia the
complaint.
Dated this 9Th day OF August, 1910.
=. V. CHRIST.
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
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Myrtle NJ. Rr"Ok man, Defendant.
The state Of south Dakota sends greetings
tn Myrtle NJ. Brookman:
You are hereby summoned ana required
to answer III" complaint to the above
named p]inintiff n cop OF which il herewith
served upon you and to serve a copy Of
your answer upon the subscriber at his
once I'm the city of Miller. Hand county
South Dakota, within thirty DAYS of the
service OF this SumiIOIS upon YOU exclusive
Of the day of.such ser ice and il YOU fall to
answer this complaint wIthiu" that time the
plaintiff will appl" t. the court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Miller. :. D.. this nth day Of
August 1910 HARLAN i. B~USHFIELU
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Myrtle NJ. BrOokmHn DefendHn,.
Take Notice The ComplHlnt in the above
entitled action was hlrd ia III" Otfirr Uf the
Clerk of this curt On the 18th day at Aug
ust, 1910. HARLAN i. RI~H Flea
Plaintiffs Ntturnev.
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Summons

state OF South Dakota, County of Hand
sr. In circuit Court. Sixth Jutiri al Circuit.
Harry N. ~BrOOkman. PIaintiH.
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A gus it7
III
~ VLAN i BISH FIELD.
Attorney for Plant its

State uf south DAKOTA. County ~ HHnd
-. In Circuit Court. Sixth Judiciul Circuit
. e. Knox and Alice II. Knox. PlnintihS.
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4 ugust 1lt6
Summons.

state of south Dakota Count uf Hand. -
In Circuit Court. Sixth judicial Circuit.
Charles p. Corcoran and =. J. Dunn. Plain
tiffs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-20
TENT MEETING
ALL DAY SUNDAY.
Many People Gathered at Sixteenth
and Des Moines Street to Hear
Evangelist Thompson.

A beautiful, bright day was Sun
day and the services at the big tent
meeting were grand. Mr.. Thompson's
discourse in the morning was very
fine, the subject Events on Mountain
Tops was thoroughly handled and
people sat and marveled at the power
of the evangelist.
1T is necessary" said the speaker,
ito climb out of the valley to the
mountain top in order to obtain a
clearer vision of the wonderful life
which we should lead as Christians"
and certainly those present touched
the high places of the bible as they
listened and caught glimpses of Gods
wonderful love to mankind.
Solemn and beautiful was the par
taking of the Lords Supper and many
were heard to say as they gathered
together after the service, surely it
was good to be there.
1872. A basket lunch was partaken
of and happiness reigned supreme,
old friendships were renewed and
new associations formed. Surely this
coming together once in while for
an all day service is an excellent
plan. The praise and promise meeting
at 200 p. m. was inspiring. Bible
school was divided into three big
classes, taught by Rev. A. D. Rich
ards, A. Fl. Wellicome and Miss Jessie
Van Steenwyck. A very entertaining
and instructive hour was passed.
800 p. m. Peaching.
Explanation of the Sewer. His par
able is now very plain to many who
heretofore did not understand 1t.
$3.50. Model Endeavor led by the
past,r This was a fine meeting,
united and fully deserves the name of
Model Endeavor meeting.
4.30. Baptism at church house. New
err has this wonderful ordinance OF
our Lord been more impressive.
1880 The praise and prayer service
was inspiring and helpful. Too much
cannot be said of the music. The solos
and duets were more than merely
good, they touched the heart and
soothed and strengthened. Mr.. Welli
comes solo, The Eye of Faith" was
gem of beauty and rendered with
great feeling.
~ ci~ht O'Clock thc o--i- Joliet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-20
CHICAGO READER
COMING TO KEOKUK.
A Rare Treat at the Unitarian Church
on Next Thursday
Evening.

A rare treat is in store for Keokuk
in the appearance of Miss Helen Vog-
ell, reader, of Chicago, in the great
poem Enoch Arden, with Strauss mus
ical setting. The reading is to be
given at the Unitarian church next
Thursday evening at s o'clock and
promises to be wholly delightful
Miss yogel has scored her numerous
successes before large audiences in
Chicago and comes with specially
high comment on her exhibition of tall
ent in the Interpretation of Enoch
Arden, as we'll as other works. The
Strauss musical setting of the beau
tiful poem is in itself one Of the great
works of modern musical literature.
Every motif and mood of the poem is
reflected in this difficult composition,
which attends the reading.
Miss Florence Brinkman will give
the piano part and open the evening
with a few piano solos. Miss Brink
man is passing from one brilliant sue
cess to another in Chicago. We have
come to the time in Keokuk, happily
when we can honor our own artists as
--c'l In rart those FROM abroad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-20
GLOBE TROTTER
A UNIQUE One
Foreigner Who VIII Visit kcokuk on
Monday is One Of Most Inter-
cstins Travellers of
the Age.
DOING TT FOR WAGER
VIII Get $4,000 If He Accomrlishes
the Feat Within Three and Ono
Hall Years--s2o, 900 More
If He Marries.

Gottfgried Rodriguez, a distin-
guished newspaper man of the Amster-
dam Telegraph, will pass through Keo-
kuk some time today, on his way to
Quincy from Ottumwa, in trip which
will not terminate until he has made
circuit of the globe.
Attired in the peasant costume of
Holland, including the red blouse,
wooden shoes and all, Rodriguez is
on a unique journey, the result OF a
$4,000 wager with the management of
his paper. The conditions are that he
must complete his trip in three and
one-half years, must wear tie Dutch
periences to his paper, carry no bag
gage. and not use railroad train.
Another condition, and perhaps the
hardest, is the fact that he must earn
his own way. For most people this
would be impossible, but as Rodriguez
is an excellent liguist, speaking five
languages, an opera singer, journal
list, and lecturer of great talent, he
has overcome this difficulty in an In
genious way.
| In Europe he sang In cafes and sold
his pictures, but as the people here
/ do not congregate in such places, he
1 has, at the suggestion of influential
/ friends in New York, lectured on his
travels. Since his lecture in the Hip
| podrome theatre in New York offers
have poured in from all over the coun-
try. He has been in over sixty cities
/ in the east and has talked in nearly
all OF them. He has spoken in uni
versities, public halls and even in
prisons, Anamosa being the last Of
this class
Rodriguez has a collection of pic
lures and slides of the places he has
seen, which he uses In his lectures
He is constantly adding TO this and
hopes that by the end of his $4,000.
mile hike he will have the best collec-
ton in existence. He has already COW
cred $4,000 miles and has over two
hundred pictures. He has been
through Holland, Belgium, Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Russia, Germany
Austro-Hungary Turkey, Greece,
Italy, France, Portugal, Spain, Egypt
and the British Isles. He came to this
country from Naples, Italy, and ar
rived in New York penniless.
From Ottumwa he goes to Quincy
and thence direct west to Kansas City
Denver, San Francisco. From San
Francisco he will cross the Pacific to
Japan, China. Siberia, Russia, Ger
many to Holland.
4 Another thing which adds to the
novelty of the trip is an $4,000 present
by Chicago banker, providing he
marries in this country. AS Rodriguez
is only twenty-one and very pleasant
looking, he should have no trouble in
getting this prize, which includes
I $4,000 in cash and $4,000 home in
Evanston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-20
WARSAW COUPLE
BACK FROM EUROPE
Extensive Trip curtaiIed on Account
Of the illness Of MIR.
Abers.

WARSAW, H., June 2O-Chas. Al
bers and wife have returned from
Europe where they have been for the
past four months. They planned quite
an extensive tour but had to cut it
short because of the serious illness
of Mr.. Albers in London, where he
was Frustrated with typhoid-pneu-
monia. However they we're privileged
to see the great Ommeramergau play,
as soon as Mr.. Albers recovered. Mr..
and Mrs. Albers are both in prime
health and glad to breathe the air
again of their own beloved home"
Nearly $50 Warsaw people joined
the Unitarian excursion on the j. S..
Friday morning. 1t was the largest
and finest excursion that has left
Warsaw for many a summer.
Mrs. Frank Miller. of st. Louis is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Knep-
Ike and sister, Mrs. Anna Johnston.
Mrs. ]. A. White, Jr., has returned
from the south where she has spent
the greater part of the winter. She
is much improved in health.
A big picnic at Atheides grove near
Suffer, drew good many peo-
pie out of town if it was Saturday.
Warsaw's newly acquired park, the
old fair grounds, is to be newly
fenced, the old buildings that are toe
dilapidated are being demolished and
others worth saving have been newly
shingled A fine view may be had
from here of the river, Canton, and
the bluffs miles to the rear of Alex
andria.
There will be the usual big crowd
at the Lutheran picnic at the fail
grounds on Thursday next, June 23rd
This annual picnic Is always a win
ner, both socially and financially. The
Young Mems Military band will fur
nish the music.
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spoke on Satan's banquet house. De-
scription after description of the al
lurements of Satan, of his enticing
banquets and his pleasures, one held
their breath as one after the other
the Evangelist placed the devices of
the devil to ruin mankind before us
and then in tender tones of entreaty
he pictured to the audience the mar
velous banquet spread for us by the
Eternal Father, of the love and sac
rifice of His Son, Jesus Christ.
The Sunbeam Chorus, composed of
the children of the Bible School and
also the children of the neighborhood
gave wonderful exhibition in re-
peating the portions Of Scripture and
Bible drill. Their singing is excel
lent and everybody enjoys hearing
the children. This chorus is trained
solely by Miss Jean Thompson, dau-
ghter of the Evangelist who is but
mere girl, and it is the marvel of all
how this little girl can do such a
work. The children are learning les
sons they will remember always, and
no doubt will be safeguards to them
all through life.
Monday night the Evangelist will
lecture on the Deep Sea Mission"
There will be readings and music and
a very enjoyable evening is promised
Tuesday night the subject will be
The Noble Bereans." Everybody
come and enjoy these wonderful
meetings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-20
WATER EVENTS
ON The FOURTH
keokuk Motor Boat Club Men Plan
For Several Races to be
Run on the Fourth
Of July.
-. -. .glss.sas
MEET TOMORROW EVE.
Third Of Series of Races for Com
modore's Cup and Y. M. c. A.
Events and Boat Races
for the Day.
MEET TOMORROW EVE.

Tomorrow evening there will be
meeting of the Keokuk Motor Boat
Club to talk over plans for the Fourth
of July, the larger celebration which
was to have been given. being drop
ped for the present and will not be
pulled off until fall when it is expect
ed that the merchants will respond
more literally to celebration of some
kind. In recent canvass of the
business district, not more than $3.50
could be raised in subscriptions and
this is about one-fourth the amount
needed for first class celebration.
The members of the motor boat
club will get together tomorrow even
ing and will perfect arrangements for
holding several free for all races on
the Fourth and Physical Director R. E.
Chamberlain OF the Y. M. C. A. has
offered to take part of the morning
end of the program. The afternoon
races will likely be run in the canal
also as the Y. M. G. A. Aquatic men
will do their stunts there before din
ner
There being no other celebration
here on the Fourth, the nice program
of water events that are to be arrang-
ed should prove attractive and draw
a crowd. The expense of the cups
and several other trophies that are to
be hung up will be met by the mem
bers of the motor boat club and the
organization.
1t is the intention of the club to
invite the Warsaw boat owners to
take part in the water program on
the Fourth and that town will likely
send number of it's citizens here to
add to the enthusiasm.
The third of the series of races for
the Commodore's cup will be run or
the Fourth and this will add to the
attractiveness and interest of the RESI-
of the program.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-20
A WEAK WOMAN
AND Her STORY
In Floral, Ark, Lives a Lady Who
Feels That Her Strength Was
Restored by Cardui.

Floral, Ark.-'I must speak a good
word for Cardui," writes Mrs. Viola
Baker, of this place.
about a month ago was in very bad
health. ! was SO weak and nervous thai
| was not able to do my housework.
"My husband bought me one bottle of
Cardui, the wonan's tonic. took it ac-
cording to directions and now ain in
good health.
81 think Cardui is fine tonic for weak
women"
And you are not the only lady who
thinks SO, Mrs, Baker.
Thousands, like you, have written to
tell of the wonderful benefit Cardui has
been to them.
Cardui contains no minerals, or other
powerful drugs. II contains no glycerin
or other mawkish- tasting ingredients.
1t is just a pure, natural extract, OF
natural vegetable herbs, that have been
found to regulate the womanly functions
and strengthen the female system.
All druggists sell Cardui.
See yours about it.
NJ B.-Wnfe to: Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chattn.
nooga Medicine Co., CHATTANOOGA Tenn. for Specia
INSTRUCTIONS and 64-page book, Home Treatment
'nr Wcf--rl. srrt N pl3tr ''t---.er, ~ T>r"eet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-20

at cured me-" or at saved the life
OF my child" are the expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
This is true tie world over where this
valuable remedy has been introduced.
No other medicine in use for diar-
rhoea or bowel complaints has re-
ceived such general approval. The Sc.
cret of the success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
is that it cures. Sold by Wilkinson &
Co., and ]. +. Kiedaisch & Son.