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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-14
The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, Ill, Nov. IA, 1912

renders to his successor, Clyde p
Tavenner.
He was accompanied by his secre-
tary, Mr.. James Porter, who was
also secretary for the late Congress-
man B. F. Marsh. Both gentlemen APP
pear in prime health: 1t was good to
meet them and the only regret we
have is that we must soon give them
UP.
The best audience yet filled the
opera house Wednesday night, the
Jessie Cotton Company appearing in
! "Fanchon, the Cricket" and needless
to say everyone was delighted; the
play was we'll staged and the leading
characters excellently portrayed. 1t
| was great treat even to those who
had seen Miss Maggie Mitchell.
! Fancnon, in the person of Miss Jes-
sic Cotton fairly won the hearts of
| the audience from the first, by her
sparkling and yivacious manner, her
tender pathos and her sage advice;
she also led the maypole dance in
witching style, The Jessie Cotton Co.
1 is not only compoNd of talented ar
lists but of ladies' and gentlemen.
whom it is a pleasure to meet, and
1 who have made friends of our people
who will insure them kindly and
generous Welcome should they see fit
4 to return.
J Tonight, the play will be The Hypo
;ta s,h ,i,,v, 1,eay
presented by the same company here
last year. Mr.. j. B. Richardson in the
title role. A romance in real life cul
minated Tuesday last for two mem
bers of the company, Mr.. e. II. Olser
and Miss Georgia Maringer who ger,
united in marriage in keokuk Tues
day, and after the play, that night
the members of the company and 9th
er friends gave them charivari a
the Hotel Grant where the compan,
I, is stopping. The orchestra of thi
company is most excellent and give
4 some charming numbers, including
some Of the popular operate airs. TIL
3 vaudeville acts also are above tn
. ordinary and free from vulgarity o
8 suggestlveness. Friday night will b
ladies souvenir night The manage
J. of the company, Mr.. ]. B. Richardson
. has given us some of the richest an
}. drollest comedy we have seen an
Z. heard for some time. and best of a
$ it was clean. Whether in vaudevill
or in the several plays he is king {
n comedy and has warm place in on
n hearts. Each actor of this fine con
b pany should be named and give
It credit for his art, but space will ne
e permit The Jessie Cotton -Compan
r is certainly an all-star aggregation
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JACK POT CASE
rs DISMISSED
One important Witness is Dead and
Another One Has Dis
appeared.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Upon motion
by Assistant States Attorney Arnold,
the case against Representative Rob.
ert e. Wilson, charged with perjury
in connection with the trial of Lee
O'Neil Browne, was dismissed by
Judge Kersten here today During
the Browne trial for alleged Jack
potism,' Wilson denied acting az a
go-between for Browne and other al
legged jack-potters.
In his motion, Prosecutor Arnold
declared that Michael Link, an alleg-
ed jack-potter and material witness
for the state, is dead, and that Charles
White, the informer, had disappeared
Without these two, he said. the state
could not hope to continue the prose
cution
At the time of the Browne trial il
was charged that Wilson met White
Link, Beckemeyer and Shepard. demo
cratic members OF the Illinois general
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Daily Stock letter.
Copyright, 1912, by the New YorA
Eyenine Post Col

lCopyrlght, l9l2, by the New OH
Evening Post Col
NEW YORK, Nov. ia The morn
ing newspapers, whose headlines yes
terday had the European powers for.
mally enlisted at Aramag eddon, today
proclaimed certain peace with an
even louder note. Financial markets,
which lately appear to have lost their
interests in such headlines, behaved
themselves, however, very much as
they did yesterday and the day before.
That is to say, prices again advanced
on the European stock exchanges
London again bought freely here at
the New York opening and New York
itself, after the sharp Introductory
advance in our own stock market, pro-
ceeded to sell Abroad, British con-
soils and French rentes moved up u.
Russian and Turkish bonds went
higher the entire list of shares on
the London stock exchange advanced.
Prices moved in the same direction
at Paris and Berlin. The improve on
the last named market occurred in
1.-The face of the German bank rates
advance from five per cent to six
| the new rate being the highest reach
ed at this present time OF year. since
the worldwide stringency OF 1906,
and with that exception, the highest
for the period since the '.Boer war
panic of 1899
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John Giller and wife are spending
few days at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Glover Leaf Camp S64, r. N. of A..
will initiate large class on Friday
evening in Woodmen hall.
"a Soldiers Sweetheart" four act
drama, the plot founded on the Span
ish-American war, pleased a good
audience Tuesday evening at the
opera house as presented by the Jes-
sic Cotton Company. The attendance
would have been large but for the
rain which fell about p. IN. This
company is fast making friends by
their excellence as character artists
and are sure of warm and kindly
reception should they return. The
play Wednesday night is "Fanchon,
the Cricket" which Miss Maggie
Mitchell in days gone by made SO ia
nous, even in her old age.
Mary and Charlotte, little daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crawford, are
recovering nicely from scarlet fever,
the only cases in town.
st. Louis and Chicago papers of
the 18th note the marriage at Hotel
Westminster, Boston on Tuesday last,
of Miss Blanch Ring, the famous ac-
tress, and Mr. Charles Winninger OF
Warsaw, Illinois. Charlie made quite
a hit here several years ago when
playing with his four brothers In 1.-THE
Squaw Man or similar play, in
which he recited George Cohen's IA
nous and touching poem, "Life's 8
Funny Proposition, etc etc. fondline
the while a pair of child's moccasins
He has been managing Miss Ring
company for three years, and is hel
fourth husband. While Warsaw Away:
gave the Winninger Brothers warn
and brotherly welcome, which was al
ways reciprocated, yet no one of then
claimed Warsaw as his home; w,
wish it was. The Winningers expec
to be here some time in February
and perhaps will play one week; thi
Is not decided. Warsaw, Wisconsin
was the family home.
Mr.. Henry Worthen, the grocer,
: again at his store part Of the tim
and is slowly recovering from hi
a long sick SPELL
Cards are out announcing the wee
J. ding of J. Preston Williams and Mis-
Iowa Fryer all of Wythe township
The wedding will occur Wednesda!
!, Nov 20, at the home of the bride
!. parents.
Hon. James Mckinney congressma
from this, the 14th district, was
town Wednesday shaking hands wit
his friends, and proposes to do whs
!, good work he can for them in tn
. few months remaining before he su
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BROoKHART is
ON THE JOB
Attorney for keokuk in the Rate
Cases Before Interstate Com
merce Commission

WASHINGTON, Ia. Nov. 14.-Colon-
ell S. w. Brookhart is on his way to
Washington, d. c., where he will act
as counsel in rate cases, which are
pending before the interstate com
merce commission. The rate cases in
which Colonel Brookhart is interested
are those brought by western organi-
cations seeking reduction of 5 per
cent in certain freight rates and the
withdrawal of the per cent per hun
bred weight express bridge toll across
the Mississippi. Brookhart represents
the Industrial Association OF Keokuk
at the hearing. Commissioner Clifford
Thorne is representing the state of
Iowa at the hearings.
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GIRL CONFESSED
WHEN ARRESTED
But Tells Different Story of the
Murder Now While Being
Tried.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 14.-Cecilia
Farley, 27. on trial for the murder of
her married sweetheart, Alvin E. Zol-
linger, will lake the witness stand in
her own defense to tell the jury her
version of the tragedy enacted last
May at Franklin park.
The states case is based on circum-
stantial evidence, and an alleged con-
fession made by the Young woman
after her arrest
Five witnesses testified that they
heard the shot, ran to the scene and
saw Zollinger prone upon the ground
and Miss Farley and Jerome B. Quig-
ley, her fiancee, near the body.
Former Police Chief Carter and
Police Prosecutor Schlessinger testi-
fled as to the contents of the confess
sion of gu1I.y, claimed Miss Farley
made at the police station.
when l informed the girl that Zol-
linger had died, she sat on her cot in
the cell and cried" said Carter.
Then she confessed that she FREQ
the fatal shot. She said when she
and Zollinger We're at Franklin park
they both noticed Quigley approach
ing and that zollinger said, Well,
might as well end it all and
kill all three of US, and that follow
ing this remark, she pulled the gun
and shot zollinger."
! schlessinger told of story the
girl related of an automobile ride
which Zollinger compelled her to take
the Saturday before the murder.
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Minister Released.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.1
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 14.-Rev. w.
L. Beers was released today following
the report of coroner's jury which
found that the minister was not re
sponsible for the death of his wife,
who choked to death when she swal-
lowed her false teeth during quar-
rel with her husband.
The jury failed to find evidence in
eliminating the minister, holding that
his forcing the teeth down Mrs.
Beers throat was accidental.
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55|'l[lajZ|
LADY Eau,e..

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles
Lodge gave dancing party last night
at the Eagles hall, attended by about
thirty-five couples. Dancing was en-
joyed until two o'clock when refresh
ments were served. The patronesses
of the affair were Mrs. Harry Harri-
son, Mrs. Joe Weber, Mrs. William
Brinkman and Mrs. Charles McCand-
less.
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Iowa Supreme Court Decisions.

lSpeCldl TO Inc Gdle lily vi
DIES MONIES, Nov. 14--State OF
Iowa, appellant, Polk county, revers-
ed and remanded.
Boule vs. Midland Lyceum Bureau,
appellant, affirmed.
David F. Holly. appellant, vs. Rich
ard Holly, Cherokee county. affirmed.
Hunter VS.. Citizens Trust and Saw.
ing Co., Johnson county, affirmed.
Stephens. appellant, vs.. Boyd. Jack
son county, reversed and remanded.
Day, appellant, VS.. Merrick, Wap
clio county, reversed.
First National Bank of Red Oak
appellant vs.. City Of Emmetsburg
Palo Alto county, reversed and re
manded.
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LATEST FIGURES
FROM CALIFORNIA
Roosevelt Was Only Ten Votes Ahead
After the Days Count
Was On.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
/ LOS ANGELES. Calf. Nov. l4.-If
the returns from all precincts in
California do not show that Woodrow
Wilson has carried the state, the
democrats will take the matter to con-
gress for a settlement. This was an
nounced today by Democratic County
Chairman H. H. Cotton.
I'VE will not permit any mathe-
matical juggling to rob US Of vic
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INDEPENDENT ORDER
OF OWLS GET $3.50
Actual Amount Of Settlement Made
Public and Order VIII Pay
Court Costs Out Of This.

A formal paper of dismissal Nhass
been filed in the county clerks office
OF the case Of the Independent Order
of owls VS.. the Parker Amusement
company ct al dismissing the case
from the district court where it was
originally filed and Judgment for
$4,000 was originally rendered, as
announced in this paper last night
The exact terms Of the settlement
we're not made public until today.
Tho Owls will receive $3.50 and pay
the costs of the suit out of this.
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countino Him Out.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 14.-Ernest
Lister, democratic candidate for gov
ernor, issued statement today charg-
ing. that a republican plot Is on foot
to count him OUT On the face of
present returns Lister is. leading Hay,
republican, by SIG. Hay maintains
that recount of all returns shows
that he has been elected.
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CITY NEWS.

The case of Frank Hagerman VS..
Warren hurry ct al went by default
in the distric. court this afternoon,
The plaintiff asked foreclosure on a
piece Of ground in Mason's lower adj
dition. In the estate of William b
Miller the final report OF the execu.
tor was approved.
Henry 8. Walker and Edith May
Walker have transferred to Ellen j
SHREDDER a lot in Reds addition be
tween B and G streets on Park.
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Guilty Loan Sharks.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. Id. Q.
Miller OF Akron and J. c. Meader OF
Cleveland, both loan agents, pleaded
guilty in court here this afternoon OF
having given brides Of 500 each to
State Representative Owen J. Evans
of Stark county, April Is. 1911, to In
fluence Evans vote against so-called
loan shark bills in the legislature.
Miller was fined $500 and Meader
fined $3.50 by Judge Evans. Both men
had been indicted.
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Warts.

To destroy warts, make a strong
solution Of common washing soda and
water. Battle the warts with this for
minute or two, and let the soda dry
on them; repeat the bathing several
times day until the warts disappear.
Or rub them night and morning with
q moistened piece Of muriate OF am
monia They soften and dwindie
away, leaving no white marks as fol-
low their dispersion with lunar caus.
tic.
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elected and Didn't Know It.

limited Press Leased Wire Servlcel
OMAHA, Neb Nov. 14.-Although
he voted for himself, Charles Cayan-
augh, deputy assessor-elect for Doug
las county, did not learn until today
that he was candidate at the Novem-
her 9Th election. An eastern surety
company broke the news, when it Of
fered to bond him. Cavanaugh says he
thought the Charles Cavanaugh" on
the ballot was another man.
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a Dinner party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Weber. S02l
Orleans avenue, entertained at a din
ner last night, followed by cards.
Covers were laid for thirty-two guests
and six course dinner served. The
favors and dinner cards we're specially
attractive and every feature of the
entertainment was well appointed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albers of War
saw were out of town guests.
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Business is Good.

limited Press Leased Wire Servlce.l
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 14.-The earn
ings of the Union Pacific railroad for
october, 1912, exceeded by fully sS,-
Ooo, 900 those of any previous October
since the organization of the road,
according to information secured at
Union Pacific headquarters here to-
day. The report was from first class
authority, but was not officially con-
firmed.
The official statement of October
earnings will be issued November ~.
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New Spanish Premier.

Printed Press Leased Wire Service.1
MADRID, Nov. 14.--Count Roman
ones was appointed premier OF Spain
today. succeeding the late Jose Can
aleias. assassinated Tuesday The
count is liberal who has never been
yerv prominent in political life.
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st. Francis de Sales Ladies.

The ladies' society of ST Francis
de Sales church are giving an affair
at the church this evening from four
until eight o'clock. The big hall in
the basement OF the church has been
beautifully decorated and large num-
Der Of guests are being entertained.
Refreshments are being served at a
number of tables, which are decorat-
led to represent different seasons and
holidays of the year. The committee
in charge Of the affair is composed Of
the following ladies': Mrs, Howard
lConnable, Mrs. Frank Weber, Mrs
Furlong, Mrs. Tom McManus, Mrs
Nora August, .drs. Babcock and Mrs
Carl Weber
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Former Residents.

Mrs. William z. Kaiser, of Salt
AXE City, Utah, is the guest of Mrs.
Wells NJ. Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser
were residents of Keokuk many years
ago and her old friends will be pleas
ed to greet her again.
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Guests From Here.

Mrs. J. w. Suele Of Hamilton, en-.
tertained the Entire Nous club yester
day afternoon in honor of Miss Clara
Barnum whose marriage will occur
soon. Guests from this city were
Mrs. Clarence Weidert and Mrs. l..
n. White.
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YEI;Iii'i'Ii'ss.|IiIiI7
s-nf W

"Train 473-Leaves iseoKuk. TAO am
TRAIN 741-Leaves Keokuk. $3.50 pm
Train 472-Ar-ives Keokuk. 7:40 pm
.Train 470-Arrives Keolsuk. 1905 IN
Local Freight Trains.
TRAIN 86-Arrives Keokuk. $50 pm
'Train s5-Leave Keokuk.. 700 am
sDaily except Sunday.
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tory" he said, "and we intend to see
that congress considers the returns if
they do not show California for Will
SON We are watching the Los An
geles county count closely"
Latest figures show Roosevelt ten
ahead. The result in the state will
probably be known before the end of
the week.
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a Lar,aIe Parry.

Mrs. William Nelson Sage, III
Franklin street, entertained one hun
bred ladies this afternoon at a bridge
tea. The decorations were in har.
mony with the autumn season and
were very attractive. The guests We're
received by Mrs. Sage, her mother.
Mrs. Louisa M Stafford, Of Kahoka,
and Mrs. S. B. Stafford of Chicago.
Tea was served in the large dining
room, Mrs. Hugh L. Cooper and Mrs.
II. T. Herrick poured.
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c.. 3. 8 q. RAILWAY co.


Trains leave from the Union uepot-
Berths and tickets. Fifth and John
son streets
Southbound.
xNo. 8, st. Louis, west and
south leaves ............ IL: 4bRm
xNo. 12. st. Louis. Kansas
Z City, west and south, leaves 8: 50am
xNo. 4 arrives ......... 1:22pm
Leaves .......... 1:32pm
mo. 10. Quincy, Hannibal and
Kansas City. arrives. $500. s:25pm
mo. 10 leaves ..........-... s:35pm
Northbound.
xNo. z. st. Paul ana polnts
West, leaves .......-..-... 2:3bam
xNo. Is, Chicago, ST. Paul and
points west, leaves. ....... 7:35pn
mo. 3 Burlington, Cricago
and east, arrives. ......... 1:32pm
xNo. l, Burlington and Chi
cago, leaves ............. 7;25ard
mo. 81, Donnellson, c., B. &
! K. c. and North road. leaves 3:30pm
mo. SO, from Donnellson. G..
B. & X. G. and North road
arrives ........... II: 30an
mo. l. X. g. W., west, leaves S:40am
No. 8, Centerville, leaves Sun
day only ........... 7:35pm
mo. 3, Centerville, leaves ~. 9:10pm
mo 4. from Centerville and
points intermediate, arrives 1:15pm
mo 2, from Centerville and
points west, arrives. ....... 9:10pm
No. 8, from Centerville. ar
rives. Sundays only. IL: 55am
Daily. DAILY except Sunday.
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WANTED Quarrymen and laborers
Montrose, Ia, good bunk houses
and boarding house at works. Burling-
ton Quarry Co.
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Ono O'clock Luncheon.

Mrs. Frank C. Johnson and Mrs. b..
F. Smith have issued invitations for
one o'clock luncheon followed by
cards to be given on Thursday, Nov.
81, at the home Of Mrs. Johnson, 425
Orleans avenue. ~
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assembly, in bathroom in St.
Louis hotel and paid them money for
their votes for Lorimer.
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FOR SALE-Moving picture outfit,
Motiongraph 1910 model. genera,
electric rectifier. Operating room
equipment, slightly used and in good
condition. Will sell cheap for cash.
Cause for selling, am going west. Ad-
dress James L. Seybold, Blandins-
vile, Ill.
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WANTED-Tinners; union shop. good
pay and steady work to right man
Inquire Churchill Hdwe. Co.. Gales
burg, Ill.
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WANTED Dishwasher at Siegfried's
restaurant, % South Fourth.
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FOR RENT Three rooms, new and
modern, for light housekeeping by
November 15 Enquire 1910 Orleans
or 400 Main.
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w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED = Position by energetic
young man. steady habits, some ex-
perience in typewriting, in present
position, clerk In post Office of third
class. 2ls years. Address "A. E., =
care Gate City.
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wANTED-25 or 80 diggers at War
Saw. Apply to King Plumbing Co.
420 Blondeau street.
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FOR RENT Furnished room, suit
able for one or two gentlemen, fur
mace heat, private entrance. Bell
phone 1913.
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WANTED--A cook. Apply Mrs. Bous-
caren, 633 Grand avenue.
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WANTED at Keol5uk Canning Co,
two or three men. Apply today.
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SALESMAN to call on medical pro-
fession and represent oio established
trade. Good income guaranteed sue
cessful man. p. o. Box 121, Phila-
delphia.
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FARM FOR SALE OR RENT $50
acres with improvements. Six
miles northwest of Keokulz Mrs. r.
C.. Jewett, S1S Morgan.
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FOR SALE---C Cheap, II taken at once,
one gentle family driving mare, one
surrey, phaeton and spring wagon
also household goods. Inquire at 1904
Oak street. Bell phone, 1889 Black
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Gate City want ads bring results
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WANTED.--A low down phaeton. Ad-
dress B. f. Grow. Bell phone 564-
red. Cedar Place, City
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WANTED Inexperienced operators on
Ideal Clicking Machines. Apply
Roberts, Johnson and Rand Shoe fac
tory, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
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FOR SALE Tourist go-cart. Call at
1928 Main street.
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FOR GALE.

WANTED Boarders at AS High St
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WANTED to learn barber trade
by our new method OF free practice.
Hundreds of graduates depending up
on us for BARRIERS. Term unlimited.
Wages while learning. Tools given.
Write today, Moler Barber College,
st. Louis, Mo.
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head The Daily Gate City.
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Trains leave from the Union ucpot-
Berths and tickets. Fifth and John
son streets.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-22o-22s South Fifteenth
eight rooms, gas, bath, furnace.
Chas. Altes. Alb Blondeau.
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WANTED - Boys. seibert's cigar
store.