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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

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ben. SslepbOu South 24Ol.
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beibem MdI3 psrbriibt. gsioe Itsbeu
i'm 3ien'te pes Wpltsreibeitgers Jrso.
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4n Der 5. uno Wonmout5 Strabe
brad eins 2l6Ie oes Dagens uRo rpurs
be 9roneit uno iein Spbn in bic be!be
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3u 5iIfe unb brohten iie in Elm Rebens
oebduos Der Waftauitdlt. Die U}dbs
den Der DditanitaIt tuhlitn 0i:
gribpunosn nit 2sinpl unb lpurbeH
Johann geios nad bem Speers Soipis
tai gsbraht, Do ihrs Wunben niht aIs
Gbiolut eefabrIih srtlori pureen.
- Geitsrn rpurbs betannt, oab lid
SRI. Gbna Cliff BON Cote griuiante
an 5. 4ugu't in Sos 4nes!es, Gal,
nit 5errn Walter grofpn eheIit pers
binben Iieb.
Der p6oentr Glub psrunfta!te.
an Sonntdg. ben Is. September, eis
nen 4usflug uno Elm Barbecue I'm
pbosnir grops.
- Gountn Glsrt grpaH erbisIt 1es
iIsrn ben 4uftrog, i'm Eapton goune!i
bic 5rage Der 9srauseubung BON $50. i.
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ben Stimm5sttsl fir DaptOn isssn 81
InNsn.
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Tie bem 9eitamente Der 2tnnn Doi
5ufoIse gu js 5000 bere6tist fssH.
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gen: Qnna 9bomas an 5rsb. 9rieien
brote, Got an Der 10. Gtrabe UNI
Sobn StraBe; 81. - 4nno Glib al
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can 5ibeIitp 60. an 5reb. O. 'Stein
bauer. Got an Der gliding pite; 81.
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lbpmds finben nun isDsn Dienita
! uno Donnerftas Iahimttag um 3:4I
llbr itutt.
- Ginsn Gbeitein ertpirttsn Gotr
Suman bon gambsn, g., uno gtbs
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Superintenoenten, g5rin5ipdls IN
, 2ebrer BON Renport, GoDington, We
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J. ben gorfis fiibrts, apuroe cine ReioIl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

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Srrr Gsnaro Srut, 449 Sio 5infte
StraRe. Sea Tel 476 ", Somc
3bcue 1851 VI. 3
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BON Dm. aerr, itarb gsiterr Morsen
in ihrer Wpbnuns in lrenton an
ShpGte i'm alter BON 81 Sahren.
Sic btnttrIdbt iieben Ginoer.
- Clifford 4Ieroneer purb< ges
iteru Morssa BEN Ritter Ulurpbp
ooraeflhrt, neil Ct ss unierIisb, isinsr
gattin 4Iiments Su sablen. Gr rpuros
nit elmer iuspeHoirtsn Strafe suildis
fen.
- Die io8iQliIiiIheu Mitglieotr bts
Gtabtratbs iino gsseu beR antauf Don
Qono auf Der gompbeu Sslono Satm
siuets gobrens Don Gusllsn fir bic
ft1otiI6en DoiTertrtrie, ba re s!dus
ben, bab bas gobreu i'm WiumisTlub
ben srrpiinihsen 3ped erreifen tpiro.
- Sbtparo Gubrmann, Elm S4lcis
Ter, fiurb porIeBts glaht I'M Wsrcp
!SoTpita! i'm 4Iter BON 67 Sohren an
einem 5sr3Ieiben. Gr Dobnte No. 3l9
Cr Qlpenue unb bot cine ShtDeiter,
6rau 4bnsr, pelhe In Canton, O.,
pp6nt, ipo9in bic 2ei6e CUR 8eerots
gung geididt pirb,
- Die Don ben Gosialiiitn 6efiirs
norteis Grbinans, tpelte bic 5erabs
ksuna Der qpliSei Jorce beSDette.
unb Die pom Tlopor Gtrnub NIT iels
nsm 0etp belsgt purbe. Tam nih'
i:ber oos @sto paHirt iptroen.
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"a, WeIt GbeIter, unb ethel CLAM
icn, 26, oamiItOn; Sames 0oDnins,
q. uno Sra pOiHts, %. bstbe Don
SamiIson.
Die Cincinnati. lebanon &
gtortbern Giisnbobn rsibte I'm pro'
bdtgeritt cine aIase gssen !tatbarins
aeping II. u. elm, srD<ts aonotmnl'
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lung.
7. 9. StiIwouga tpirb i'm Sep
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ronto, gonQba, Iberfiebeln.
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gbnrIss morroip ouf Orunh Don Yer
nadIdfiguns.
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8apern, DeutidIonb, eebirtig. IN
notnie felt 30 Snbreu In 6amiltor
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BON Mormsbuts 6opps, ifarb geiter
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gsntrebs. Die 9eritorbent ipobnte !
ben @rpnbah sFlnts, Ode 4. unb lut
lop strabs unb iionb I'm 80. asbtni
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09
Qlusldnoiid,e Na@ridfen.
Ter aefdihtIi6e FRO,

Ter eefhihtIihe lro III.
peter pon Sddingen. Ger
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bolfen, mnb in einem iiinglt IN Der
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rem b. shoennl Ons 5unoonlenf
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lrompeter bon Gd1ineen bernben.
9so& Der Gaec, bic Sdrffel N Sdf'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

I'M gItcr bon 50 5abren 7as QriterbcadHa'
nib ilueet unt Eart'tae. ben 10. sluquti nm
7:9G ubr Wtcrgens BON IrGuerbaufe, Ro. 81
9Seit 8. 5irdbe aus iiaii tpprauf iR ocr Nuis
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riem ceiebrirt nitro. @eppGneie uuo 5JeGas
be iino 'reurhIid'fi eingeiabeu Gs.9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09
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Ter ipabre ssrel,nb III ,uas tbe.ser,
oer ialiGe tcitipieIis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09
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Srrr Genars Hruf, 4i9 Glib 5nn'ts
Straae. Sea Tel 476 w., Somr
4hcuc 1851 VI. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15
rilisr, rsn Ms-nn-

Buffalo NsRss Ii IS recognized o.
every hard thar tie Tsss baRdpasoE
* the naest attractive Vehicle IN ne
politics q ne cay. Net only are the
Southern states falling into f1e oas
Sstes another, for even the Fsozs6z
srss report Proves 10 Ne IL s--V-. All
Tat Tstt delegates srs coming from
sASt state v5ze1a5ly w1taea. Qasssso-s
AZ ore- re country business men
&-s s~sSe2ias 10 <Ae tscs that II tie
hands az President Tsst business N
ts-ssfs sre sSss Il ;Ae haa5s q ne
scs2llea g-aEsssivss tAsy ere Ger
sssa 30 n DISTURBED. ss2s n STATE
a Scass. confidence nos; sad eve-T n
tasrr 6s2-sssei
Ne szvs tas declaration az Yer
nsaz. szsnostsses, iesdins se1s.o--s
That tAs state S solid for TIE Pres
6eas Ths sane report cones f-vE
ps2asyEvsHis NJ men best ezts1ss.a :,
syssss for X, szeiu5sas The sEo seas
tors
The zcS5aa a. tie cs;y o1zrs1saa7 j
Caz&go z5rizs Tz.s n evs-rass-zsz:
s7So~sszns1t Is ons Il. tsse 1zss SCI
CAT af sVszs u liz rsosrs A1stc-7
q g,ol5tscs TIE so-- aAEs S-64Erl
Tas gczs ovG - tss progressive.
Aas Ase1 sas=z II - sils4-c3E Il =
-o-, AZ ne sa1g -ao rsso E1z1=
9szics-s kz6 81 oo- rss gssz c11 :.
e2uzea Il ne -Ana y Ia slsu-s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15
A Monsros. As-assis.

The IKE TOXIN Of Mcairose Is Ens6
With real 10 have lis share 81 new
buildings and industrial Development
sncsdsns 10 its proximity IL the srsst
water power 5sss bssew IT. LIS bass
ness wsa sre using eaysso7es Nth
shis acrosfio ca the reverse side. and
the sadiiso0sl information concsrnins
the advantages Moasross o.fs-s 10
newcomers.
NoatTose IS sitsasasa i southeast
en- fovs,
On he MississsR7: -sve- \ dan
sAlrss Fess high Is
No~ hssrs constructed ~ Neosns,
sselva nisss Sssow
T-c hundred shcaszal sssesrsc:al
horse rover viii
Rsgch os; one hundred Miss 4 Al
directions.
Opportunities are offs-es sr- izvsss
nsass IN town prcYs-
safe ara sgre- Biuft Park vssa Il:
scenic ssssSlss and
Each rear Increasing aoszasrisy
management sa5
Iaa7Evferasns, Is witaia Ire tow
limits
! tsas cannes overlook shsse oaportnai
ssas
N7sse lise 10 the sec7eEar a ~
Commercial clza
Ard 81, araasints<s VIII MoNTFsssSF
when sa This vicinity drop N AID 1si
IS shov yoa
Ne hsxs $ ss-Ssz TOO tscsosg. ~
canning factories, shrse 6astan tsc
tories. Sssser hitter and shaft 7ss
factory, a broom tsctCTys 5 a1rssr,
aud S-iss nia
Ne want factories. factories, tac
torfess Ne have plenty q room
spsena5a szcso-y sites vs win hgy'
ohssa electrical aows- and 600
! tora
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15
name win gstn IN sr.lliancy as the
most colossal snd YET most ioyahie
iignre Of the human RAGS.


Houston Texas Post: ssTha; the
sovernor OF the Santiower state may
the more readily come into apHrecia-
ton Of the sstisade which Mr.
Roosevelt holds toward the nouins.
tson FOR the presidency, we reproduce
the following inspiring witticssnl,
Which the New York Herald AYERS
came 70 1t from sn unknown source
During local election IN S German
town only one man appeared st the
nomination desk,
Whoa do rou nouinste.s inaqsrsd
the official.
Mssel.. MAS shs answer.
10 yoa ACCEPT the nomination. =
Wei no
Then ne must n again Whom
Go sen nonafnsss,~
Mssease
~Yoa seceps sae nomination.
NO
A saaausa ~Gonasrwesssr. es-
capped the hrs OF the psrpsered CIT
cls1. bat he went on
~YNo- The third time, whom DO you
sominstss
Myself came the invsrishls rs2ly.
10 soa accept the noaainassoas@
The man -ose with = smile Of salts
faction spreading over his lace snd he
answered 9roa6lT
~Hsvsng been shree times solscsssS
BY my fellow citizens 70 accept the
nomination. csn no ioaSs- dscsine
10 sccsie 70 their wishes
There can hardy he 5 shadow o
6oqo, that Teddy lise RsrSss. Is sts--
nallr and 2ersssseatiy willing only
I let governor SsaeSs ana his mind Keep
On calling more urgently 21d ~orsS
NhslninSly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

". Thompson home in Burnside the
past week
Miss Litta Bolles Vas . Quincy
shopper last Tuesdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Orb verr
Quincy visitors Wednesday OF ias-
week
Viii Harder 1as Keokuk business
visitor THURSDAY
Mrs VIZ Stove and daughter,
Miss BenIah Bowman, Eere shopping
In Keckuk day last week.
Miss Nellie Evans visited orer
Sunday wish her friend. Mrs Earl
DeHaven- o. Burnside.
Miss Emma Carr o. EIrzsson. spen;
an evening the past week at the Chas,
orth home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel WITT are Wis
ising her parents. M. and Mrs D "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

Johnson, until March 1st- when they
expect 10 move to Golden. where Mr.
Witt mas an elevator.
Floyd Burnett. of Holycke. Colo,
visited Mes6ames Carl Cain and EdT.
Shea in this city the latter part OF
the week
E. A. wilcox vas a business visitor
TO Lorraine Friday.
Miss Stella Paris spent Sunday with
her sister Mrs. Mcclure, Of Warsa~.
Mrs ]. ~ Hoover, OF Lamont IL.
returned home FRIDAY evening. after
q visis with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. \. Morris
Mss Rnsh HartzeH. Who is attending
Macomb Normal. vas with home folks
over SUNDAY.
Geo. " wflihite. OF Basco. was a
business visitor TO the city yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15
Bowen, Ill



Mrs. Marion Kimhle Of Lorraine Is
the guest of her brother. Milo Glenn,
and wife this week
Mrs. Edward COMBS and children
Of Carthage came Friday evening for
a few days. visit with VIM. Worrell
and family.
Miss Hassl Hecox entertained the
Queen Esters Saturday afternoon.
There we're about twenty-five members
present and all report pleasant time.
Cream puts snd chocolate we're served
hy the hostess,
Rev. A. B. Book filed the pulpit Of
the Presbyterian church at Augusta
Surdar morning and evening.
Harvey Crear of stillwen -as g
caller In our city Sunday evening,
Relph Brinslsy and Carl Smith were
visiting relatives and friends IN Ls-
Grange, Mo, last week.
Miss Merle Dennis OF Versailles
spent Sunday With her parents, " s.
Dennis ani wife.
r. II. Neal and family Of IVES; Point
are risiting al the home o. James Neal
this week
Miss Marie GALLOWAY visited friends
IN Carthage few daEs last veek, re
turning Sunday evening
Misses Blanche and Wilma Kendall
Of Mt Sterling are guests of their
consin. Miss Ruth Cox, this week.
Miss Fioy Nristen spent Sunday
With Miss Helen Brown O. Carthage.
i Albert Holmes OF Warsaw visited
relatives and friends here Saturday.
Chester Stratton returned from
Nsuvoo Monday evening after q short
visit with home folks.
Morrell Geiser q Keokuk IS visiting
( his siste-. Mrs. D. ", Humphrey. this
vesk
VIZ. Aleshire of Plymouth was 3
Bowen visitor Sunday
/ Thomas Vision and wise visited
over Sundsy with relatives in Vest
/ Point
Mss Lulu DicNsea Of Denver j.
Jerking for the family OF ". lei Hor
nsy.
walter Rowland q Carthage ras
calling On frieads here Thursday ers1
szg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

a-zS sc-Sas seyesxs seSss q. ans gave
hsza 5000 Essasc2ze, Sza sxsl swa aoctcEs 10
s-e8. si--s. bit at SoS va-Ss AZ .sse ssTsae Ee
hx1 i acc@s Sex z.snCshzs ansG s-asc1 scli
=, secGf Gg.ssc---S, I ss.s $40 81: hessae
a. Ca.sczz-& Resravea2. 3 esSs a CssszSgzrz
Soap x-z 3 ecx q sszskczrs Gs1i1aeSss~ In
sss7es Gays ae-er sSss-g tssza ae heExa 10
slpcovs. Ee began 10 lake long aa7s aid
10 xtce s-z.c-.-x lis A<SS a9.s- taxing
srse ses-ses os KeSavsz., ssSs AaIes 81 os1t-
-aszz ard fs7es cases 81 ScSa ~ was Scaiz1
sz5 VEL at resSr lad sz- e-es Ssz< cGi q
sn- SsSsc HIS SfS- rzae os.s = lESae ezl-ss
AZ cve- rs A<s1 I Gc-s iAs-S s-.yzssl--s
else UeS-s1 AxEs cS4-ss As-a exHct CSssc--s-
- h1Ve hosssas Crssca-s osa.zs-s All
Scs9 ssve-1, sl--sss szas 20 re so cuts e-1
sa-ss ard a1vs never Grczz sss-z - szA 10
cS-s Esssss III sAs-e 90. Cs-s.Sc---z SoS7 -
sAe aess tA2s / sass eve- Used sc- seslei
Ge-pos~s 9SS7>oe Ms r & Es--7oa.
& r n ? asc1Sss Tsza-- Ss-f- 10. 1870
CzzRsz-s Sasc xess 0s-t-2szf Sold sA-orcA-
81. re world Sess6 10 roIS-- D--zc 4 Cas-o-
Ce-r Re-ss- sSS- Esssosz Scr = sze,s-ls Sz-1yee
81 sSc1. Tscs.-scec- sIssz --sN book @ ~ ssl-
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ST. FRANcisvlLLE, NO.
) %~~~>% o%~~>>~

TIE heather is Eoderatiny some
sro whica many are rot sorry
Mrs Aagsiiae Parsons returned 10
her home after ~ indiEnfa stay
wisa friends and relatives in Bssco,
Illinois.
Oar side Walk s1ciai rrored 10 ae
= rTea1 s1ccess. thirsv- one dcliaEs pc
ia- sa5ea IN Pie. ovaers and cosfes
vas ss-Ved ErsrTone rsTorssd > gooc
sime
ar. Baslev & Little rails Nina
: -sth ais Eloshe7 ~lae IS H.
Mrs T. 2 Zzae Is visiting her
daughter M-s C. l. Davis Of PERI,
Mo,
TIE scaooi Is r.-e7ariaE .or 80
gram for washinssoa's birthday
MIS- less Tozasoa Is vssE- Lon
WITH tie rse1aatisn
Nr. jim PaaE7s Of EsokEs 1:
around calling o. oil time friends
The Misses Nellie and Emma Rrs
s7cnzs spent SATURDAY. a1d Su-da.
18th Mrs fsasc IozQsoa-
Srz5duaz Joaasoa & visiting xii,
Mrs.. &o-T Haasch ssss Eesk
Preaching q tie Baaszss csErcl
Sz15zv night
Conzc5o-a wsaste- ATTENDED III
cs5 zfzs 6znce - Alexandria n
essAsh 81 ms zanih-
Nr aad MS ssas Welas Al
SG1dzy dinner - Mrs. Sarah Wells
~ L Missy -s5e Business LIE
10 kaokzs Tuesdav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15
sELF1sT.

Ne a-e ssvz1s better wsath--
aezs.
III. Psasock vas = On rscsasls
Naming ce-a
Mrs cors gesaso- art sznss.=r.
E5z -s7z Crotch ca1srs 1oe Ear
list Eess
NJ. al Mrs Csa-ssr ws1s we're
czn- n Gsr.-e oas 5zr last v.sE
HI TeS1s scAazvars a1d ss-s-z
Dsa-z ant Kz-5.. szas n Msss
s-E-Esssss R-r-sssEsr las. SzndsE
VI. lzs Mrs Ea-1ss- zF1ous s-s
rassaag N-s L5u-sss sister. sz-x gsss--
5ar E1assa n asrEe
Q1s fs~ e-az a-xza5 IA.
rczastE z-s.zaed The rEv Il Mss
zzry Gzs1-bs-s Il C-1a1
Gastz- .ss o1Ssag A-sa-aas.s zr-zrs,
Eas1tns Il Crv1a1 SzaazT sTsaaar
NJ Ear wsZs Ezs : CrvErn caLis-
sznzar
N- ss-- azars41 h.s -z1u-ue-
aoE4 Ez1s- s7.snsrx weak VII
sss- srr- W. 2snssn 7z5Ess- Z,
5a-7.Ezzz1
Kiss Cara vexr cs6 ~ Mss
Frazst'ss Es-oaEksr sunsaa-
N-s Ne N tba sscE EE-
H EhzE-lsy 7E-stsns called n AZ
ssz-1 FzisHr1 sEE SanzHE
Krs Lars SeA- vas rssz1r h-v-ss
sss
II 7=-r NcFfh=-san nzs r7ra;
r 1aH To5s-v8-sd zEn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

a0E NS-c CT
Es ard Savs +
aas. Taez IL
wcsssS e-esS csst
sg2fs And Il
S2rcsE ~ over Ms
esekS. Al TIE saar
care o2s xcE As
alca & Ms Scs-y al
cver. sS ss
tsee N-eke go al
eFe- Il r,sss ss1VsS
ana i Ss9t srnsSs-
S1s G1sz = vas
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

President corssSey Of re Cs;csgo
Wsite Sex hss been ssSed ny demo.
cratic friends % run sor governor q
Illinois The Old Roman would make
them know tAa, ne Was on he nsse
lines X No did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

With Ia Tollstte snG FolS both
talking themselves Ont Is the 1rsss.
tea;iss battle, tie PROCESS ef eissainS-
tion sens e haze AsSn On seth ssties
O. the political firing line
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

NahessaS has sat cns CT his ten dsssss
slsae are insarea fcv ssssso There IS
Sae aam IN the Country Mo has sass
sefeyse q s6yersEsins 1t his aassEs'
ends
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

NaSor Harrison IS said 10 ~ Al sn-
ffevssy On cooking egss NFsy veil
Aas can be do anything toward b-sns-
Ing SAegn wiSAsl easy rs&che
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

There Is an old saying that water
vii not run W hin. hnt recent prize
movements ssow i does net refer to
the cost of liysas ear-en..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

Governor steeas os Kansas says No
IS Rot ter Rcossvess L as s. sc-
hlsa IL All, ae Is apt. a. course. That
IS slas Kansas governors normal TEN,
lSsraSars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

Statistics tel Us esoa man, woman
snA child n this coausry averages
sssSg T'svl IN yoa- pocket aRa see Il
i, Is there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

fast 50 TIE dark horse is not $
trf,ss So1se.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

President MaSero seems 10 ae SIS
scod at enc end u = revolution IS AZ
the other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

TAe hen Is sAs oaly captain et IN
5lstFy vsa takes vacation n the
vsrseFSs. Fs0l Pioneer Press
Ne. shsre IS carsconiss Mccutch.
ecss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

Nc, Jane, the Money trust Is rot eS
sccly $ trust for money
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15
TIC aake 8 rites sueoesSo- i Y

The dRke q Este's successor IL the
cs-lsons - FSte VII ~ 1esa ChsI
1asrS nas- Who sss seen Scr sevevS'
>esrs ; Policeman u Australia apG
wNo rill gset oaly 'uaevss sc title g
csT e. rSts Nat also ne sides KS
seaas Hs-l MaeIsaT ard gsaren Srasom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

Senator Sob Taylor Of Tsanessee
Is :. candidate Tor reeleetica and as
Is gssying nothing but harmony tuass
ca Ills sidaie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15
caz--tsE I'll

La sz-e r Augusta vas .
ssllsEDess E5Esr In Hhz xsss wssl.fsHr
-zns G-A amt EseEfas- Miss
sslsn +. sasAd ssE ws-s:R w74t T-
zsis R'rB z EzvH q Arrrsss
Alzss Tsg-a zsur-z1ssr -zE1s,a ii ss,e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

Runo- hiss = that the market Il
Everglades Is s iltsls s.nUish.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

TIE oldest 7eassone-s VIII outline
sll the others,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15
HEAD WAS SCALY
HAIR ALL CANE OUT
And Haby's Face Broke Out in Red
Bumps. Spread on Hands and
Arms. Got Worse All the Tine.
Mother Says. q Don't Think Any
thing Else Would Have Cured
Him Except Cuticara.

~vses Esy s-ss sAAr vas six ->c.shs Cd
Ae broke es.s c. Is nsa6 u.A isis es-a2s~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-15

r5ss SUrAs rans5lHss v'sr : Eua-4
eSESss xl,sslr mn zzZfrE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-22
JUDGE SHIELDS TO
WE'D IN n. " YORK
CHIEF JUSTICE AND MRS. JEAN.
ErTE cowAh. Will o. MAR
RED orc. SEVEN.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. Is AN.
nopneemsnt NJ smadss bare tonight -
the approaching wedding of Chief
Justice John X. Shields, Of the Ten
nessee supreme court. to Mrs. Jean
cite D. sCowan, of Knoxville, widow, OF
the late James d. Cowan. The we'd
ding will take place Dec. at St Bar
tholomew chapel, In New York City,
Mrs. Cowan and her son and daugh-
ter having gone to New York to spend
the Thanksgiving season. Mrs. Cow
an is quite wealthy, being an heir Of
the late Col. r. R. Swepson, who own
ed the local gas company, and the
widow of a big wholesale dealer Of
this city. Chief Justice Shields owns
a beautiful farm at Clinchdale, hear
Tate Springs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-22
STATE LECTURER
OYSTER SUPPER
LOCAL ORDER MODERN WOOD.
MEN OF AMERICA CELEBRATE
FRIDAY NIGHT.

The local lodge Modern Woodmen
of America are planning great meet.
ing for thu coming Friday night,
which Is November %.
State Deputy tombstone, who ia one
Of the best posted men in the order,
will be present and will deliver q lee,
ture In lodge room, beginning about
8 O'Clock. Following the lecture the
members OF the order will adjourn to
the Frierson book store on the north
side Of the square. where an oyster
supper vii be served. Members Of
the order are specially urged to be
present and aiA-iEArt his occasion. The
lecture will be well worth the time Of
all members who are anxious AZ they
should be to know more, about the
splspdid WORN elstha WpedmsRain tn
state as welt as In the country a
large.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-22
OF
HOTEL IS DEAD
s. J. TATE,FoRMER RESIDENT OF
LINCOLN COUNTY, succuMBs
TO ILLNESS.

8. J. Tate, proprietor of the Cottage
Hotel, died this morning at 10 O'Clock.
He had been sick for about four
weeks. Mr.. Tate was born in Lin
coin county and came to Columbia to
engage in business about year ago.
He is survived by~his wife and ten
children, Ave sisters and six broth.
ers and his mother. He was con-
sistent member of the Christian
church.
The remains will be taken to Old
Unity near Petersburg. close to where
Mr.. Tate was born, for interment and
will leave Columbia at IL o'clock to-
morrow There win be prayer and
song service at the residence at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Smith & Cunningham. funeral d.
rectors, In charge.