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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-26
For a fine HOT ROAST BEEF
SANDWICH or HOT LUNCH call at
MIKE cRoWLEYs PLACE
The Majestic
Cor. Portland and Sixth Street.
INSURANCE.
HOOKING AND co.

Exclusive styles in union suits. We
are sole agents for the Superior Union
Suits. They fit. We have them in
full length. Athletic and Poros- Knit.
st.00 to $500 per suit.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-26
aRAcCo rEE BAKER
CLOTHES Fer MEN.

Our new spring and summer line. the
latest novelties - imported and domes-
tic fabrics await your early consider
alton. Goods bought from us give sat-
Bachor q Sterk. Oak & 7th.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-26

French stage under the title Les
Aventures de NJ. PicIwick," would have
been highly gratifying to Dickens,
who did not have much confidence in
the potency of the book to charm
Frenchmen. The Sphere recalls thai
when on one occasion he was travelling
abroad he found a French admirer
who was reading the novel. "If I had
one Of my other works with me-" he
wrote TO Foster, 81 would have given
It To him. as I am afraid he would
make nothing whatever of 'Pickwick.' ."
New York Evening Post.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-26
BIG NAVAL SHOW
FOR NEW YORK

Continued From Page one.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-26

The brewers exposition i'm the Col
iseum building closed last night after
more than $4,000 persons had paid adj
mission to see what beer is and how
ii is made" These $4,000 visitors con-
sumed more than 100000 glasses of
beer i'm the bzierstube," an average Of
more than five classics for each visitor.
In addition to the beer purchased, 100,
goo glasses Of mineral waters, $4,000
cups of coffee $4,000 cups of tea and
$4,000 bottles OF soda pop were Sold
Chicago Record Herald.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-26

Calamity hunters are warned away
from the September trade returns
Never have we imported so much, and
equal balance of trade i'm our favor.
The reason necessarily is that never
have we approached the volume of
September exports. The malefactors
who are restraining trade have sold
Europe S195.771.592 worth. And their
accomplices i'm Wall street are now en-
gagged i'm lending Europe the money to
buy with, as the high and rising ex-
change shows.-New York Times.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-26

In an Atlantic Monthly article by the
late Gamaliel Bradford. the fact is re-
called that Robert T.. Lee once told an
unreconstructed professor who had let
his tongue wag that. If he ever again
dared to speak disrespectfully of Gen.
Grant i'm his presence, one or the other
of them would leave the university
Another fact is recalled: ct is a cur
ious coincidence that one Of Lees few
violent explosions of wrath occurred
when he found an artillery man brut-
ally abusing a horse. and that one OF
the rare recorded outbreaks of Grant
was owing to the same cause" Which
reminds us that a friend who was with
Gen. Zachary Taylor in Texas and
Mexico has said he never heard "Old
Rough and Ready" swear but once
and then it was at teamster who was
cruelty beating mule.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-10-26
PURITAN BIBLE BOXES.

1902 vessels of all classes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25
Saaenbed Wauaee sbows.

Die Namen Sagenbed uno @al-
lace iino geniisenoe 8iireidaft ga.
fir, bob mir einen Cirrus rtllb eillt
demonstrating 5u ieben befomlncr.
pie MIR fie nod ME bier gebabt ia.
ben. @aaaee uno @aeenbed baber
ii6 pereinigt uno bringe,1 1901
Wenihen init uno oaneben bi,
breliierten Siere 6es ipeltberMbn1tel
Sagenbed. Muf bret Ylatforlnel
|finoen 5ugleib @orlteaungen itatt
Sic Mnaabl Der &initler aner 4rt
Gfrobaten, SETTER etc. lit iebr groB
|9as Mnge miro genug gu tun baben
Inn Maes- 5u berfolgen, mos por
|gebt. Sour erltflaiiige Sahen mi
eritflaiiige Musltattung. Sim Mpll
tag, Den 80. Sftober finocn oie BEL
ben 8orItenungen ftatt = an
0eadmittag 2 ltbr uno am Mbeni
s l1br beginneno. Man peridum'
nidt, bieie groBte oIler 4on1binatio
men 81 ieben. Sober miro ettuas in
tereiiantes finoen. Gifets iino an
goriteaungstage in Siiber's 9rul
Store, eegeniiber Der 8oit ltl,o III
Der 4alie ouf Dem 8late am Slr
ternational Depot au boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25

9os &rieesminiiterium bat
ben 9telt Der Man0pertruppen bon
bier a%bberufen. Sour oas pierte unb
oos FINITE &apaaerie : Hegiment
merben nod bier bleiben.
@ouberneur Golquitt miro am
10. Nopember bierberfommen, lin
an Ser fir bieieu Sag geplonter
groBeu Acknowledgements teil5une1.
men.
= Sbomos 9. Gobbs bot ieill
Mmt ais beiiitenoer &i6ter bes bier
ten gipil-@ppeqationsgeri6ts allge-
treten.
= SIN Sitter bon 45 Sabren itort
Srou Warp Ioel, @attin bon Geo.
Mbel.
: Gin Meger fubr aln be1en So
&c Dor oas Saus bon Srpin grad
an Ser Montona Strabe, lub einen
Sell Ser Mobilien ouf ieinen $50.
gen uno fubr nit ibnen ab. Gle
Samilie @rad lit our nibt III Ser
Sto6t.
- Sn r1eutl Mutomobilen linl
Die Mitelieoer Der 9erar County
Siebpap 2eaeue nod Dallas gun
.@ooo Stools Contention" eefabren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25
Smlamo.

Sn ct. Saul, Mo., lit bon
Seiten Der 8unoesregierlng eine
gnflage sesen Die Nortbweitern
2umbermen's Miiociation" nnb &c.
gen oas 2umber Secretaries 8u,
reau of Snformation anbaneig &C.
maht tporoen. gs lit bies Die finite
&lage, bie 6ie 8unoesregierung II
ibrem aampf gegen ben 2umter
Sruit anbangig maGA
Sn BEN Meiiteridafts @aie-
bauipieIen, oie our 3eit in 9bilahel-
pbia Dor fid geben baben Die 8bi'
laoelpbia Mtbletics iett gum oritter
Mal g%eponnen.
SSn indianapolis lit cine @er5.
tim Or. &elene @nabe, NIT nobe5n'
gans ourdidnittenem Salie tot IL
ibrem 8ett sefunoen morben.
Sn Gotpeta lit nod anes I'll
fig, oie Meger Baben bic @eiBer
BORT nod INNER niht angesriffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25

- Der 4luge iiebt aud BORT, mo-
man i'm nidt ieben laiien min.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25
sd,uere Medjenanfaabe.

Gin 2ebrer erbielt bon benz 8a-
ter zines ShIlers foIgenoen Brief:
v8oGen Sic fiinftis meinem Sob.
tie, bite, leihtere Sausanfgobcn
geben. 9ieier Gage batten Sic linn
foIgenoe @ufsabe selteGt: ipet,n 8
IhteT Bier 48 Slaiden fiinen, pia
piele Slaihen tperoet bon 5 Mftel
gefult2 - @ir baben ben ean5ell
9(beno perillbt, Dos beraus5ufinoen !:
es mar aber u~nmoglid. Mein 5obn
meinte uno ipollte ben ndhften Sag
niht 5Hr S9uIe geben. Sd muBte
oIio 5 M9tel gier foufen, ulro
oann baben mir uns piele Sla.
id)en BON iebr peri6ieoener @roBe
gelieben. Mir baben Tic gefiGt,
u1to mcin Sobn bat Die 3obl aIs
Qntmort aufgeibrieben. Sd maiB
nidt, Oh iie ridtig lit, 90 mir beinl
l1meieBen ettpos 0ier neribiittet
Goben. g. 9. gittc, oas nGAite
Mal nit @aiier re6neil gu laiicn,
Ga i6 nidt mebr gier farlFell
fann."
@as man nidt perItebt, nennt
man rlllr gu leiht Mitber1tdn6ig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25

10 fort gebt 10 mtliB u%i1beoinet e.
mira fommen. @oau bot mon bern
l6lieBlt9 cine S6ipeiter. ~tuenn iie
ntbt 1T Der @eordngttis ibren
8riloern bethlehem ion?"
uSSo", iagte Serr Meldior nit
eineln tiefen 5euf5er. u9u boit
reft, cine unglaubli6e Gerion
Ni6ts peritebt Tie. Ser arllte @oon1
ut libel ooran. ct itobnt, ipellil
lie i'm nir onriibrt."
&c.,, meinte Der Suneite be.
ldpi9tigeno, 40 idlimm tits nidt
Ser aoom lit aud ni9t gerooe Elm
Gttgel. Gem etpos red)t s1t MAIDEN,
piirbe id mid nibt eetrouen. CT
miro iibrigens ale Gage fIappri-
ger, nl1o mas SOS einmof nerben
ioa, pettn ct leine @rbeit niht
mebr tun fam, peiB i6 ol,d)
ni6t."
Ole brei laben iid) 8iemIib rat
log oil, Iber oie beiben Melte1ten
eltldieoen oa: ygImiro nluB font
men. 8altbaior, gu nuBt ibr
ihreiben="
uSdreiben2" meinte Serr BAL
tboiar nadre6neno. vSett it's 5
ltbr. Ser 8rief sebt nit 6ers
Mbeno5ng nt6t mebr l1ad @eilieen-
frel5 ab. @artet einmal." CT red)e
1ete tad. Sic miro i'm erft
morgen @admittag boben uno fann
oann friibeitens iibermoraen Mb,1o
lier ieilr. 8oaen mir tbr nidt te@
legrapbieren?"
gs entipann iid eilt ldngerer
Meinungsaustauid, big plotIid Ser
Sungite ousrief: .Mber tpie fone
men mir nur 10 r~iidltanoig iein.
Selepbonieren fonnen mir ibr. SGT
mer6e glei6 our Bolt ge6en."
Die beioen Glteren ioben BEN
iiingeren @ruoer beinabe betputl=
6erno on. Wie Der gaItbolor bod
nit Der 3eit forti1ritt- Sic BEIGE
battcn .ooran ni6t einmal geoad)t.
geinabe unternebmeno Idritt
SEER 8altbaiar b. grpful1iaen einc
@eile oana6 iiber bte ounfle @ai-
ie. Selten genug ging>e or 10 allein
ans. Die @riioer batten lid in benz
langiabrieen ~3uiammenleben an eli
tic 10 beltimmte Sagegorbnung gez
mobnt, oaB ELM Mbmeiden bopor,
beinabe Elm greignis mar. l1no To-
gar oieies ELECTROMAGNETIC nit
Stift Seilieenfreu5 cridien linn pie
cine Mrt gerbinoung init Ser @elt
% brauBen, oie i'm 10 fern lag,
lett err, bur6 Elm i6peres 9eioell
ge5fpu1tgen. I'M feline Beniionierung
elngefommen mnr un6 aug elmer
glan5enoen 2aufbabn berous 5u sen
8riiOern nod Settltabt 5uriidqe=
febrt mar. Sn ben Sabren ieiner
4ranfbeit uno goil5 anmdbliden
@eneiung batte er ii6 oann in oies
itiGe Seben 10 eingeiponnen, oaB
linn iett MIR ielten nod Elm 0e=
oonfe baran fam, es fonne nn=
oers iein ooer merben. S11oes oIs
or ieBt am Mpparat portete, Den
Scorer an 6as Obr belt uno oos
5ummen nno glrren oorin Der.
nobm, oos geibdftlide aIapperi1
uno ein5elne abgeriifene @orfe,
mar es ibm, als fon5entrierte iid
nj oieiem Sorrobr bas 2eben elmer
gan5en @elt, Der er fir INNER
ferngeriidt mar. gr nuroe Sen @e-
oanfen ou6 ni6t log, als oas @e-
iprd6 NIT ieiner Sdpeiter gliidlidj
auitanoe gefommen NOR. gs NOR
ettpas idpierie, ser Stiftsbame
Die @ei6idte gu %er8ablen, oenn oie
unterbrah i'm ieben 4ugenblid
nit Musrufen bes gritaunens nno
gridredens, uno als idlieBlih oie
8%erbinoung unterbrohen muroe,
mllBte er niht eirrmol redt, Oh lie
nun mirflih morgen fonlmen miirae
ODER nidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25
Ste gr0bte 4n5feaung trainirter siere.
2 VaSaugen bnelG1 UNI 2 und 3 UI ubendS.
lueTHn often UNI und 7 UhT QbendS.
Die beiligen drei K0nige.
3opelle bon 2uiie g6uIae-
8riid #.
(Gurticblula.l

SittH.J
ytun ober NOR Ser Site Idoll
etn paar Gage nidt mebr ii6tbar
gepeien. Die &erren bon Srpfuni-
gen aber maren nit mismutiaen
@eii6tern in Der u9oit" gum Mit-
tngtfi6 eridienen, neil Der M6am
nit einem @ibtanfaa i'm gette lao.
Cine entfernte Ni6te, Die er lonit
etferiubtig bonn Sauie fernbielt,
tpar 81 ieiner Bflege inltoQiert uno
Der 0oftor batte elm beopnflid,es
@eli6t gema6t. 9as fonnte eban-
iogut feds @o6en mie cine oauern.
9arum minften oiid) oie beifi-
gen orei &onige Ga obel1 i'm Sel1f!er
oes observation-disclosures ben iingen-
ben &inoern unten nit 5iemIi6 ian.
rem Mienen ab, als iie gum 5lpeiten
Wfale ibr 2ie0 anitimnlen mouten,
itreuten Miin5en uno aonfeft uno
8onbons eilfertia iber fie aus uno
l6lollen oann oas Seniter. l1no
mie BON oa unten Die letten 0erie
beraufflongen:
limo nenn gu ben oreien scr
bierte mar.
Damn mar 'ein beiI'eer Dreif0nig
mebr."
iagte 9err Meldtor BON 9rpfuni-
gen nit be0enflidem @eii6t: $50,
bonn idBen mir iest gu biert i'm
eleno> Itatt 81 9reien.
@euBerlih betro6tet mar oos
eleno freiIi9 nidt 10 i6limm. Sil
benz gemiitlihen groBen grfer5iln-
nler mar eg lparnl uno mloaig; alli
Dem runoen Sopbatiid Der Dor Ell
mem bequemel1, altpdterii1en 4a.
tapee in Der gde itanb, brannte
cine Belle 2ompe uno beIeudtete
etllei1 9i6erberg, in Dem Serr
Weldior BON Srpfunigen berunr-
plblte. auf Dem eroBen grfertiid
ltnlto cine anbere, unter 0eren bel
lem Sdein Serr &aipar bon Grp-
fnnigen iid NIT %ieilter 2iebIineS
beifdftigung, Dem Sol5idnisen,
abmiibte, uno cine brittle beIellfte-
te ben SdreibtiiAL an Dent Scr
brittle beilige 9reif6nig emlie be-
l9aftlgt gemeien par, als Der Sin.
~oergelang Deraufflang.
@ber Serr Meldior 5og ieiae
fiibre &olernaie %geiuoltis frails.
@r rod Betroleum. Oie cine Ser
Sompcn mar mol nidt ridtig ae.
reirigt, uno er i6iittelte unmutis
ben &opf. o@fo9te milien, tpo5u
oas @eibspolf iiberbaupt ouf Der
@elt lit. 0idt cinrnal cine Gam
pc fann 10 Elm Sruncn8immer OF.
oentlib 8uredtinadelt."
Serr 9oipor nidte 5uitimmeno.
D0ieie Suloa lit ~iiber6aapt cine I'M.
glaublide 8erion", iagte er graDi.
tatii6. @enn er iprad, itedte er
bic Sano 5miiden oie obcrlten ano.
pfc Ieines &odes iulo ridtete iid)
iebr geraoe ouf. n@enn oas tpeiter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25

oSte[Ien sic iid) bios BOT, mas
mir paiiiert lit. Sd male oud nlo-
metan an einem groBen Siitorien-
biloe. @eitern, mie ih mod Sauie
fomme, mas iebe id? Mein Steiner
ftebt Dor Der Staffelei un6 Der.
ihmiert mir oas gauge fait ferti9e
@erf nit idtparaer SinteI Sd pciB
gar nidt, mie i6 ben Sdooen re.
parieren ioG.~
80, i6 piBte idon, mas ih in
benz SAT- tate. SD lieBe ben GIeii
men beitimmt 9unitfritifer mer.
benz"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25

@as man niht perItebt, nennt
man MIR gu leidt ni~tberitdnoig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25
Gin6ermunb.

&iiralid meilte ih gu geiud Be
meinem Sdpager. @ir iaBen sc.
robe bei Gid. am @iinmel ftanl
elm @emitter. 9lein-Sris6en mon.
te feline Suppe nidt eiien. 90 fiel
Der erite Donnerl1lag.
uSiebit Oh, iaste Mamma 81
Grishen, Ser SinlmeIpapa croft
neil Oh Define Siippe nidt iBt."
8erangitet nabm ser aleine Ser
2offel uno aB ben SeGer leer.
Nah Gid muBte Sritben i6Iai.
fen. - lin 8 ubr entlub iif Elm
5tpeites @emitter. 9eim erfter
SdIag ertpn6te Srisden, rihtett
iid in ieinem 8ettden aaf UNI
fraete: p8os min er benn ihor
m~ieoer?!"
Sci Der 0urbnabme zines 2eie
itiids fragt Ser Hebrer in elmer IN
teren @Iaiie elmer 8olfsiduIe bis
ssSungens nab ser 9eoeutung oes
@ortes a2iebfolune" 3uerIt meit
Niemano bic Antmort gu geben,
idlieBlid meloet iid elm fleiner
@eneel:
o9iebfoiung it, penn mein 8ater
BON Der @rbeit nad Sauie fommt,
oa nimmt er mnndntal meine
feline Sdtpeiter auf II SdoB, itrei-
delt ibr uno iaet: v9u bift bod
cine iuBe, fleene 9rediou"."
@ein-@lsden fommt bo8r, mir
Moma uno @roBmama i~treiten e r.
regt 5iebt fie Moma beiieite mi
iogt: SOB iie bod, 10 iino ale oil
ten Sungfernl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-25
unteritntt bic streifer.

3udpeiTen geben 2eber, Nieren uno
gingemei6e all ben Streif unb ber-
peigern gu funftionieren. 9ann
braudt Sbr Die aitgenebmen flei.
men Streifbreher = Or. Sings
Weue 2ebanspilen = ben Srgancu
natiirIide &iilfe gu bringen ,no iie
gu geboriser Satigfeit 5n 5ipinaen.
@ute @%eiunobeit folet balo ltad. Ser.
iubt iie. 25c In allen M~potbefern.
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en- Snr M1hn non Shnr

Sn Ser Nabe bon S6ornbale
Imuroe Der Sarther Senrp ltrbp bon
ieinem Nadbarn Sobnion eri6oiien.
Ole 0eiben lebten felt aebn Sabretl
I'M Streit. uriahe beiielben mar Ell
ne &ub.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
We will be ready Tor business Marcel
II to deliver sand
KEoKUK SAND co.
CITY NEWS.

The want column will interest you
this morning.
Attend Centrals March sale com
mencing tomorrow at o'clock.
Mrs. Tressa Buck has gone to
Chicago in the interest of the mil
linery business for Miss Hammes.
A good sign that spring is coming
garden hoe, appeared last night when
the night policemen pulled their
chairs out into the yard and took in
some of the fresh warm, summer time
air, last evening after supper.
Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No. 10. l. 0. 0. F. Monday night at
$50 o'clock. Visiting brethren fra,
ternally invited. Work in the third
degree.
Same old corner, with the dandy
wagon-where? Seventh and Main.
George Hibbard, the man with the
good pop corn popped in creamery
butter can be found there every day.
"A ten pound baby boy has been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Collins
ALL women are invited to attend
the vesper services at the Y. w. C. A..
| this afternoon. Four o'clock is the
hour. AS previously announced, Jens
Hauland will speak on the subject.
"a Mans Idea of a Womanly Won
an Mrs. linn and little Miss Mary
Cochran will sing.
/ Sherwood for new team harness.
A horse belonging to the McManus
| & Tucker quarry at Ballinger was
| killed Saturday afternoon as the 1:15
| Q passenger train was coming south.
! The animal wandered onto small
! bridge and before the engineer could
| throw on the brakes, the horse was
| struck and knocked from the struc-
| ture. being instantly killed.
! Lecture, The Price of Progress, >
| by E. W. McManus, ST Peters hall,
March 10, Sunday evening.
! -Karle does the shoe repair work
| of Keokuk and does it right.
Keokuk will have season of
many moonlight excursions this sum-
mer is the report. Dan Agne in talk
ing with Captain Streckfus OF the
boat company, recently, was inform
ed that the season would open early
and run late. AS yet Mr.. Agne, man
ager of the Agne orchestra, has not
received the list of boat excursion
dates, but expects it soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-12
CITY NEWS.
Attend Centrars March sale.


Sherwood for new buggies.
Special reduction on all goods
during the month of March. Call in
and see our stock and get our prices.
Wallberg's Furniture Co, COS Main
street.
j. B. We'll, VIM. Sinton, George S.
Tucker and DR.. S. w Moorhead will
go to Davenport Monday to attend a
meeting of the consistory. Scottish
Rite Masons.
Attorney Jos. o. Proctor, Jr., of
Boston, who has been in the city for
several months in connection with the
legal department of the Mississippi
River Power Co. expects to leave the
first part of next week for the east.
Captain Frank LeBron and Lieu
tenant Sherlock will be among the
officers of the Iowa National Guard
who will 60 to Texas to witness the
maneuvers of the regular army. The
officers who have been invited to
make the trip from Iowa at the ex-
pense of Uncle Sam, number $50
Nothing further has been heard about
calling out Company L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-12
CITY NEWS.

Sherwood for harness repairing.
Work of cleaning Main street
commenced yesterday afternoon.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brumagen of 1914 Palean
street, who died Friday night, was
buried Saturday at New Boston.
Special prices on wool dress goods
at the Central all this week.
Mrs. J. G. Karle, who recently I'M
derwent an operation at Graham hos
pital, is getting along nicely, which
news will be gratifying to her many
friends.
--Central's March sale commences
tomorrow lasting for two weeks.
Masonic; Regular meeting Hardin
Lodge No. 80, A. F. and A. NJ, Mon,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-12
CITY NEWS.

Watch for the announcement of
the opening of our New Millinery Par
lors La Vogue, 324 Main street.
Let Wiley clean your carpets.
With confidence in our ability to-
produce hats of refined and distinct
styling, and with the knowledge that
a pleased and satisfied customer
brings it's own reward, we invite care
full inspection of our very complete
millinery stock. Crooks & Cox Mil
linery Co., 621 Main street.
We'll, they are really building the
dam at Keokuk,'' remarked a resident
of another city to keokuk man few
days ago. 1t is that past skepticism
! about the big enterprise that has
prevented this city from making the
strides forward that she was entitled
to. Now that all doubt has been re-
moved the advancement of Keokuk
will be very rapid.
We are in position to save you
money on good piano. Loewenstein
Music Store.
There is no such effective adver-
Using as newspaper advertising The
/ paper goes into the home-not into the
street like hand bills 1t is read and
| read carefully because 1t is paid for
and for the greater reason that it con-
tains the happenings OF the day. Mer-
| chants like Field and Wannamaker
/! who point to their great commercial
retail successes credit the newspapers
/ with their victory
Special prices on many items all
week at Central's sale.
Good piano values Loewenstein
Music Store.
Dora Robinson, young colored
] woman, appeared at the police station
! at 1880 last night and asked for pro-
lection from her husband, Roy Robin
son, of whom she declares she lives
in AFFECT fear. Robinson. she says,
/ has been following her about and MAX
ing threats of what he intended doing
K to her. The police warned the man
to go about his business and both the
] complainant and her spouse departed
from headquarters
H Special display OF Puritan under
muslins at Central Store all week.
If Wiley cleans your carpets and
rugs they will look like new. Call
over either phone will bring his wag.
on to your door
-Buggies and harness. Sherwood.
Before many days Keokuk people
will have a chance to see one of the
biggest crafts that has ever appeared
on the upper river. The immense
transfer boat, Frisco. is now nearing
completion at Dubuque and if the wa.
ter does not drop, it will be taken
south to Louisiana as soon as the
channel is clear of ice. The Frisco
will move down the river under its
own steam, and it will require good
stage of water to get the craft over
the rapids at this place.
Good piano values. Loewenstein
Music Store.
The efficiency of The Gate City
want column demonstrated itself
again Friday evening to patron Of the
column who advertised for man for
night work. Twenty applicants an.
swered the advertisement within a
few hours after the publication of the
paper The subscription list of The
Gate City in Keokuk was never SC
large as at the present time. The
lists are open for the inspection of ad,
vertisers.
4 New spring styles arriving daily
at Huisaamps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-12
INTENDING PURCHASERS

Of Oliver typewrlters. You may no.
tice the advertisements in some of the
magazines offering No. 3 divers at
$4,000. You can buy the same thing
from us for $4,000.
COLLIER STATIONERY co.
New Ulm review., 1911-03-01
OWNER OF 20 BUSINESSES
ALMOST BECOMES TRUST.
Only Death Prevented This Attain
ment, Neighbors Think.

Twenty-nine businesses were con.
Quoted by Frank e. Benedict, who
died a few days ago in Water Mill,
N. Y. Neighbors are striving to figure
out to what length his ambitions would
have led him had he lived few years
more. He was ffty-nine.
Benedict was q real estate agent, 4
fire insurance agent, notary public
and life insurance agent; he had
boats to rent, automobiles TO hire,
houses to rent; he kept livery stable,
tended store, ran a mill, drove an eX-
press wagon. dug wells and built
windmillS: he was a farmer, he built
roads and moved buildings; he carried
the mails and operated a dredge; lie
manufactured ice cream; he dealt in
ice; he took contracts for grading: he
drove a Stage, attended. to plumbing
carted freight and ran poultry farm
he was landscape gardener, conduct
ed greenhouse and had large nurs-
cry, and he supplied laborers on con-
tract from the large number of men in
his employ.