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sMoTHERlNe SPELLS.

Mr.. c. c. Wilson. whose address is
r. ?. D. No. 8. Decatur. Texas, was
cured b. Dr.. Williams Pink Pills. he
says:
From M eighteenth year / suffer
ed with nervousness Il was brought
On By exposure ana overEork and
lasted for twenty years. I vas often
confined 10 bed for weeks at timE
and there seemed TO be depression
Of all my energies. For years |
couldn't sleep at night because OF
sTnothering spells I couldn't get my
breath until sat IN, | suffered from
pains in the back ! generally weigh
ed about lta pounds but xas reduced
to 10 pounds.
q was living in Missouri when
taken sick and was treated By seyersl
doctors there. They finally told ms
father that he would have 10 move
&c Texas as could not live through
another winter in Missouri. This
change q climate did not help ms
much was treated By seyera
i specialists but none gave me much re
lief They all pronounced my sickness:
as nervous trouble. | had tried nun
erous medicines when my father want
ed me TO use Or Williams Pink Pill
for Pale People The pills seemed II
!. hit my case and began TO feel bet
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bile worth ten times as much be let
OF without punishment. There is
good deal OF surreptitious Joy riding
going on In Keokuk 1t is hard of de-
lection. One sees a certain car going
about the streets with one or more
people in it and there is no wav to
tell whether ii is surreptltious or not.
Even If one suspects something wrong
one is slow TO tell the owner. One
might be wong and get into more or
less trouble, SO most people simply
note and say nothing. II the automo-
bile club OF this city has any excuse
for being. this is one OF the subjects
it should take up, and see that city
and state laws are made that will pro.
tect the owner and the public from
iswlcss driving of these machines
II should also take up the subject of
good roads and try to encourage the
use OF the road drag.
AN AUTOMOBILE OWNER
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Jov Riding.

To the Editor of The Gate City.
Several occurrences Of late make
evident the necessity of a law that
will apply TO the ioy rider who takes
the owners machine out without his
permission and dashes about in IT
with small regard either to his valu-
able machine or to the rights of
pedestrians.
Recent smash ups OF valuable ma
chimes show that Keokuk has Its
quota OF the Joy riding fraternity. This
should be put q stop to and where
such an ofense is committed the
offender should go to Jail with a sent
ence sufficient to teach him lesson.
In some states the theft OF an auto
mobile for Joy riding purposes is a
penitentlary offense. Why should the
man who steals horse be cent up for
II and the man who steals an automo-
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thank the people of Charleston and
vicinity for their kindly aid at the
time OF the burning OF his home, also
for the fruit shower given his family
which amounted TO more than one
hundred quarts of finely prepared
fruit.
Will Helm who recently returned
from Sturgiss. Dakota, was here
shaking hands with old friends Thurs
day.
Miss Amelia Wahrer and Miss Lucy
REM of kellogg Birge Co. OF Keo-
kuk spent Thanksgiving al home.
Miss Bertha Woodson who spent
several days with Miss Clara Schwarz-
entuber returned 10 her home in Mt.
Pleasant Saturday evening
Mrs. Jess Dodson and Miss Lucy
Weber Of Fort Madison spent Thanks
giving with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Weber.
S. B. Soilars of Donnelison was 3
guest of Justice Sollars and wife
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs /. R. Beatty OF Argyle
were entertained by John Caldwell
and wife Friday.
Messrs Jacob REM, Hosea Church,
and Dave Lewson were passengers TO
Keokuk Tuesday.
Albert Lutz made business trip TO
Keokuk Saturday.
August Pfligerstofer and wife and
Mrs. Thomas Skeshn were shopping in
Donnelson Friday.
Henry Bentzinger left Tuesday for 2
short trip through Texas
The exercises given by our pubIic
school Wednesday were much enioyssi
especially the play Ny Wife's Rela
tives''
Mrs A. j. Apologize left for he's
home in Old Monroe. No. Tuesday. &C
companied BY her mother. Mrs Mar
tina Hamilton. who will make her fl
/ ture home with her daughter AIRS
! Hamilton has lived continuously il
Charleston township for sixtysiz
years and has hosts OF friends here
whose best wishes go with her to lei
new home
I Mr. and Mrs John Hopp vent to
Keokuk TUESDAY to consult with DR.,
Pease who has attended Mrs Hopr
/ during her severe Illness
Miss Anna Klug returned to Keo
kuk Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Archie yermazen are
expected To return sone Mr.. Yer
mazen who has been at Graham hos
pital for some tine being mnch i'm
proved which is good news TO his
many friends.
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In the treatment OF nervous dis
eases wonderful results have been OBJ
tanned By the use of Dr. Williams
Pink pills for Pale People. The nerves
depend entirely upon the blood for
nourishment and strength. Dr. VIII
liamE' Pink Pills for Pale People act
uaily build up the blood and so sup
My plenty OF nourishment TO the ex-
hausted nerves In this way the
nerves are strengthened and toned
- until they are strong and well. The
henefcial results which have followed
The use of these pills, even in appar-
sntly hopeless cases. should decide
you TO give them trial.
Or. williams Pink Pills for Pale
People meet all the requirements of a
cod nerve tonic without irritating
he stomach give good appetite. do
aot upset the bowels, contain no hab-
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nay be Uged without harm to the
-nost delicate system
Our booklet Diseases OF the Nerv-
us Systenr. Their Nature, Symptoms
nd Treatment viii help you to treat
oursslf intelIigently II will be sent
- upon request OF any nervous SUI
ferer.
/ Dr. Williams PINK Pills are sold By
Il druggists, or will be sent, postpaid
4 n receipt OF price, 30 cents per box:
tx boxes for sz951. by the DR. VII
| Jams Medicine Co. Schenectady, n
/ +.
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You will Enjoy Using TIz- The Most
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and More over IA Norke

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There is nothing on earth that can
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Why wait for complete breakdown
before building up your weak, exhaust.
ed nerves?
Perhaps you were born with de-
ficient nerve force, Many people are.
They get along all right until some
special nervous strain comes, then
they break down.
No better OFF is the person born with
normal nerves who has overworked
and worried and strained the nervous
system 10 the breaking point
When the demand made on the ner-
vous energy exceeds the rate at which
the nerves are nourished and rebuilt
by the blood. trouble follows. Il mar
be the sharp pains OF irfiamed nerves
Of weight. pallor, low spirits. head
aches. dependency. imperfect sleep.
irritahility and ever present anxiety
Of nervous DEBILITY or neurasthenia.
These symptoms are warnings 10
build up and strengthen YOUR nerves
hsfore the complete breakdown comes
with its danger of paralysis. locomotor
ataxis, or insanity.
None Of US knows the endurance OF
which our nerves are capable Con
seauently when they are tired and
weak we should tone them No. For
this nothing eycels DIR. Williams
Pink pills for Pale People, g tonic
that CONVEYS to the exhausted nerves
just the elements they require TO
make them strong.
DR.. Williams. Pink Pills have made
weak. irritable, respondent. nervous
people strong. energetic. vigorous
men and women and they deserve the
serious consideration OF everyone who
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CHARLESTON.
J = : >>~ 80 <>%e I

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. vermazen enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner about
twenty-five guests
Mrs. DR.. WEIGH OF Hannibal, who
has been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Christian Rockey left for
home Tuesday.
Miss Iva Kerns returned from a
short visit with Miss Lula Alien of
Montrose Saturday evening.
Miss Maria Pickering left for Wis
ii with relatives in Keokuk Tuesday.
]. B. Van Pappelendam of Keokak
and J. Weisman OF Burlington we're
here Friday adjusting the loss by fire
OF Postmaster Bassett who was insur-
ed in the Security company OF New
Haven, Conn. Mr.. Bassett viii be
paid the full amount of his insurance
policy. ss5o0o on the building and
$4,000 on the stock Mr.. Bassett
wishes. through The Gate City. &c
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Mrs. John Drew Better.

McLeansboro. Ill.-"About Eve years
ago." says Mrs. John l. Drew. OF this
place, q was afflicted with pains and
;rregularity every month. l suffered
continually. was weak and Respondent,
and unable to do my homework.
took Cardui, and in one month. felt
like a new woman and worked hard
all summer. am now in perfect
health. and recommend Cardni to all
suffering women" Every day. during
the past 50 years, Cardui has been
steadily forging ahead as result of
its proven value in femase troubles.
It relieves headache backache. wom-
anly misery and puts fresh strength
into weary bodies. Try It.
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500 REWARD 500.

The readers Of this pa e. viii be
Yieased to learn that there Is at least
enc dreaded disease that -cience has
been able to cure in all IS . and
that Is Catarrah. Hair Cata-rsh sure
Is the only positive cure now known to
The medical fraternity. Catarrh ,eins
constitutional disease. requires ,on-
stitutiousl treatment Hairs Casarrah
Cure Is taken Internally Sct;ag directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the systerl. thereby destroying IA foun-
dalton of the disease and giving II,
patient strength by building up the con-
s,itution and assisting nature In doing
It's work The proprietors have so much
offer One Hundred DolIors for any case
that 1t fails 70 cure. Send Tor lists OF
Address F. :. CHENEY & CO. role-
do, o.
Soil by all druggists. Tee
Take Hairs Family Pills for co7sstpa.
ton
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HELPLESS FROM PARALYSIS.

HELPLESS FROM PARALYSIS.
Mr.. J. B. Stinson. OF No. 17.o Madi-
son avenue, Kansas City, Mo-, says:
In November, 1908, was taken
sick with severe pains through my
chest and in the region OF my heart
The pains became gradually worse
One morning, while working in the
field, was taken with worse pains
than ever and before i could get
hack TO the house my legs seemed 70
be paralyzed and could just hohbie
along and had TO be helped up the
steps. ! was in bed for over two
years and so helpless that Ihad TO
be turned over. was completely
paralyzed from just below my heart
down ! had not particle of feeling
II this part OF my body. wasted
away until ! was Just skin and bones
Ny appetite was GOO. Ny kidnevs
we're affected and had no control
over them During the time was in
bed, TWO years, was . nervous wreck
and perfectly helpless.
II was living at Lees Summit. No.
during my sickness and was treated
by TWO doctors. Both said that my
case was paralysis. Their medicine
did not seem 10 help me and they said
could not 1--we A friend sent ne a
Clipping from paper giving cure CT
case similar to mine 5Y Or. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People and
began their use soon after. took
the pills FOR sometime before | was
satisfied that they were helping ne.
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HOUSE IS HAUNTED
SAYS BRIDEGROOM
Ava Shelley OF ottumwa Makes Afti-
davit Telling of His Experiences
sfter Short Welded
Life.
SCARED BY THE GHOSTS
Driven Away From Home by spooks
and Strange Nolses-Refuses to
Live Any Longer in
the Place.

OTTUMWA, Ia, Dec, II tell you
that the house is haunted and will
not i've in ii under any consideration, !"
declared Alya Shelley, a young man
about % years old, to Justice of Peace
". ]. Berry. Ny landlady viii not be-
lieve me when say there are ghosts
and spirits in that house OF hers and |
want to make an affidavit witnessed
by you. that the house is inhabited
by ghosts and spooks. heard them
last night and YOU couldn't hire me
to stay there with my wife another
night
Such was the startling statement
made to Justice Berry by this hus.
band of but four Gays. He paid the
Justice TWENTY-FIVE cents to draw up
the AFFIDAVIT and was as sincere in
his declarations as colored parscn
at revival meeting. He related q
weird tale to the court.
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According to Evidence.

A remarkably brief and effective
summing up was once quoted by Lord
James in an after-dinner speech. 1t
Eas delivered By an Irish judge trying
man Cor pig stealing. The evidence
of his guilt was conclusive. but the
prisoned insisted On calling a mum
Der OF witnesses. who testified most
emphatically to his general good char.
acter- After hearing their evidence
and the counseIs' speeches. the Judge
remarked: Gentlemen of the Jury. |
think that the only conclusion you can
arrived 81 is that the pig was stolen by
the prisoner. aud that be is the most
smiabie man In the county"-London
Chronicle
Read The Ilatly Gate Cftv
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then began 10 have some control OF
my sidneys aud bowels / was finally
able 10 gel around in 2 wheel chair
and continued 10 gain until was able
TO walk with 3 cane Like q child
had 10 learn 10 walk again. / car
walk now without any effort and no
one would ever know what my condi.
ton had been / feel as well as
ever did before the stroke, with one
exception am not strong enough TO
do heavy work or lifting / consider
nv cure miracle as does every one
vrho knows OF il.
sclATIca FOLLOWS THE GRIP.
Mrs J B. Hansen. Of No. z2I Twen-
tieth avenue, South. MINNEAPOLIS,
Ninn SAYS:
4 few years ago following an at
tack OF the grip Eas taken with
sciatiea For six years / suffered IN
told agoay and thought it would be 2
blessing 10 ne If I could only die
There we're sharp. shooting pains il.
both OF my limbs and my shoulders and
arms were affected also but nor 50
severely. II moved about quickly,
the pain would catch me so that had
to scream. NJ limbs would swell TN
Ill could hardly walk l also had q
terrible dull pain In my hack which
was often unbearahie. l was confined
TO bed for a week or two at time
81 received such little relief from
tie doctors medicine that became
discouraged and quit il Ny husband
urged me TO try DR.. Williams Pinl
Pills for Pale People as he had reas
bow they had cured cases like mine
felt much better after had takeI
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viscENNEs.
) &AN&e&>N>N>>>

Services were held in the Christian
church SUNDAY morning and evening
with the Rev. Ralph seigeIl in the pull
pit.
The bazaar given Saturday after
noon and evening was complete sue
cess from both q business ana a So
cial standpoint Many beautiful as
well as useful Christmas gifts were
displayed for sale and all were sold.
About fifty dollars was cleared by the
Willing Workers, who as their name
would indicate, had willingly put
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.WORKhEN AND
FAMILIES REvE['
A o. U. w. and Degree Of Honor
Lodges Held Jsint Session in
Their Hall Last
Night.
DISCUSS THE RATES
Master Workman Lohenburs and
Grand Lady Of Honor Mrs. Price,
With Young People, Give
Program.

Last night joint meeting of the
A. o. U. w. tworkmen) and Degree
of Honor lodges was held in their hall
at Fifth and Main streets Master
Workman Lohenburg of Ottumwa,
Grand Lady Of Honor. Mrs. Price and
Editor Clint Price OF the Indianola
Advocate. were the out-of-town person
ages of Importance in the work of the
orders who were present, the first two
making addresses before the assem-
elage OF Workmen, D. of Il. members
and their families.
The gathering was probably the
largest that has been held by the two
organizations in recent years and new
life has been instilIed by recent cam.
paigning.
The two lodges met Jointly Wednes-
day evening TO have explained the
new rates and plan of payments which
are now in effect Master Workman
Lohenourg spoke for a half hour in
explanation of the plan which is ad-
yisahie and helpful to prospective
members and those already associat-
ed with the orders.
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ment proving unayailing Justice Ber-
ny drew up the affidavit and Shelley
struck off for his landlady to show
her conclusive proof. as he termed it,
that the house was filled with spooks
He declared that he would not sleep
in that place again for any amount
of money.
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Concrete Perfectly HaodI.d

CohcFcte FcTecUy Handled.
A summer house in Havana butt; OF
concrete Is made 10 represent 3 log
and straw hut, and the Illusion is
said TO be perfect. even after close
examination
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Tells His Experience.

Shelley was married On Thanksgiv-
ing day and rented a house for him
self and his wife near the old pickle
works on Hayne street. Friday he
moved his household goods into the
place and began his life of domestic
happiness Two women in the neigh
borhood told him the house was
haunted. declaring that all kinds of
strange noises issued forth from it,
dark rooms at night. He laughed at
the warning and Friday night went to
bed TO enjoy the first nights rest in
his new home. When all was dark
and he was sleeping peacefully. he
was awakened by most hlood-curd-
ling sound
Arising from his pillow he distinct
" heard a noise like the choking of
man at the end of a rope. hanging
himself and struggling frantically for
breath. The rope stretched and
cracked under the strain. The paper
on the wall cracked continually and
together with the ghostly hanging OF
man. made sounds that struck ter
ror into his heart Not daunted by
the ghostly enactment of suicide, he
arose and struck light and exam
ined the house. He found nothing and
the noise ceased.
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Or. BRUCE =. oiLFiLl.AN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once. GIN Main street. over
Crooks q Cox Millinery store. Bel
Phone 100 black.
Residence alt North Fourth stres.
Bell Phone 1880 Red
Hours: l0-l2 .. m: - p. IA: ~
?. u. Sunday by appointment
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REST AND HEALTH 10 MOTHER ANO CHILD.

Mas wfSslow's SOOTHING syaur has beer
used for over SIXTY WARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN wHILH
TkkTHING. with PERFEcr SUCCESS II
s0oIHEs the CHILD. SofTESs the GUMS
Ai-i-Afs all PAIN; CURES WIND COLO. and
- the eest remedy Tor pfARRHtEA. II is ali
toiusciy harmless. ne sure and ass for MRS
WsHsso.'s Soothing syrup" and take no othei
kind Twenty Ave cents bottle.
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the pills 9 short time but took several
boxes until / was cured give this
statement Of nj cure thinking that
other sufferers may be helped as /
was through using Dr.. Williams Pine
Pills for Pale People.
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Or. ! EATON JOHNSTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The only physician practicing osts
opathy In the county. The Smlthsoni.
a. truss fitted and guaranteed. the
Only truss that holds. Office. North
side Of Main street. third door abovs
Fifth. Phone s3 Residence. Ninth and
Webster Phone ABA. ,. o. Lock Boz
II. Warsaw. III.
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CUBE YOURSELF AT HOME

ter right away | took several boxes
of the pills and was cured"
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
John w. Young. Builder. Superin-
tendent and contractor for all kinds
construction. Also general repalr
work. Prompt and careful attention
given 10 plans and estimates. You9
patronage solicited Office SOC Bion.
cean Iowa p one. office 2l43: resi-.
ience a342
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Just One Affidavit Among Multitudes
], ". ]. Pussy, sworn on my oath.
say | am IS years of age. have been
afflicted with kidney trouble for
sometime, and at times SO bad that
was compelled to be up every hour in
the night and with hard efforts my
kidneys acted at all; about four
weeks ago, | commenced taking
Brigham Young yigors. having TAX
en- three boxes and am now we'll;
thanks to the great remedy for my
rest OF nights.
W. ]. PUsEY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this list day of Nov. 1910.
P. F. HENNESsY, County Clerk.
Never Take a Substitute.
For sale by |. c. Reeves, 326 Main
ST. and other druggists.
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Or. c. J. CHRISTENSEN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Y. Al C.. A Huildinr

Once hours-9 to IL q. m: 2 to &
p. m. Residence Iowa phone list
rings. Od.ce. Iowa phone l1s7, i
ring; Residence 320 North Eighth St
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BY the Young Peopl..


Aside from the business OF the meet
ing, program which consisted of
musical numbers and reoitations was
given by several young people.
The program IN its entirety, follows:
Helen Stebhins Piano selection.
Hortense Moore When Father
Rode the Goat.
Coral and Carlos Meader- Piano and
violin selection.
John W5elsh-yocel solo.
Speaking by Mr. Lohenburg of OF
sumwa, and by Mrs Price. Grand
Lsdy OF Honor OF the D. OF Il
Lucy kaisar OF Hamilton Piano
selection.
Mrs Gus Baur vas in charge of the
program and Of the Degree OF Honor
committee.
Chicken Pie Lunch Served.
After the completion OF the pro
gram. q chicken pie luncheon was
served in the dining room. Oscar H
Eiopson as chairman of the A. o. L. W
committee. and corps OF helpers wers
kept busy supplying the wants of theil
guests. The mem served was
Chicken pie
Mashed potatoes Bread and butte,
Celery Pickles
Ice cream Fruits Cake
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Driven From Home.

Thinking it hallucination OF his
own mind. he returned TO his bed.
Straightway the same terrorizins nois-
es commenced. Then he realized that
he was not dreaming. He made up
his mind that it was real ghosts. He
would not stay in that house another
minute. Rousing his bride they
dressed themselves and at II O'Clock
went TO the home of his mother, leay.
ing the house in the possession of the
spooks.
Shelley visited his landlady Satur
day morning and told her of his aw
full experience. She refused 10 be
lieve him and nothing that he could
say or do would convince her that he
had heard the frightful gasping and
gurgling of the suicide and the crack
ling of the rope and the wall paper
AS q last resort he came 10 Justice
of Peace Berry to make an affidavit;
in the presence of the court that the
house was haunted and that he heard
the noises that he described. Argu
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PHYslcIANs

w. J. hARTFs. N. D., .. o.
Osteopathic ant Electric treatments
spe -ialty. on 80. 30 North Fourth
street. Ground door.
Hours-10 to IL = M; q to 8 p -
Evenings by appointment.
Phone ON Iowa 12s4.Red; rem,
dence, low STORED.
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Read nae Daily Gaze CITY.
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suffers from the effect of nervous
strain
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nervous