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New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

J:l!!t l:!l!ji @taais.!g i|'!ii!!!g &Gn, q!
FOR WOMEN, MISSES .-and JUNiOHs
NOW HAVE READY THE
Adpance Paris Spring
Fashions
By pre-arrangement through our Paris Office, we
are able to display exclasiVe models from the
foremost French syle-originatory many weeks be-
fore these new ideas are shown anywhere else in
America.
Women Of critical tastes can therefore select their Spring
Go1Dns, Costumes, Wraps and Millinery NOW in the
Gliding Salons to good advantage as if they chose
them in the atelers of the celebrated Pansian artists who
have just had their Spring opening.
Exclusive Spring modes-moa Of them designed expressly for this
store de Luxe"neludns designs by Worth Cheru Paqun
Ponet Dreco Beer Doucet Pernad Jenny Masan La Cro
Jeanne Lann Bechof David and other Of
amid surroundings that permit esuey enjoyable inspection
While the fashions shown this establishment dsttncy
exciunue, our prices are uniformly sensble-
7ato,made 7Wotiece Costumes sese. fancy mixture. and
beautiful slks-bensaLn cashmere de sole. $50 SI7S
Tailored Sutt5 Of French Forentne and Coak (open me
Gnen, ,marty trimmed in many effects s35 and ubuard,
Smart Street Dresses Of serge and aHeta in white black
crate prices $35, $38 and utoOaydt
afternoon and E1enng Go1Cns new Paris model. and ali the
fashionable Spring shades at $50, $685. SIS and ubward
Walking and Motoring Goats are shown in many entirely
new styes-some Of them rich mixtures effectively lined with
fod.rd- at $3S, SIS, $55, sos and ubua,dt
Spring Blouses are notable for the richness Of their hs
Dainty French effects Of chiffon zephyr vos bae and shadow
ees with combinations Of lace and handembrodey him
ming at $40 and utword,
Silk Sh,tpaists and Tennis Coats are shown in the newest
ves also practical Merorzsd Hau for outdoor wear The
prices range from $3.50 uptuard.
Paris Millinery-The Newest Spring models from,
Talbot Reboux LanHn Georgette, Guy Poret and other
celebrated French modste together with creatop
combine to make this the attractive gathering OF smart
Hats we have shown.
fifth Hpenue at 4etb Street
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

MllInocket Stockton; ST Paul. Southampton
gon Georgetownt Delaware. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. $40; sunset. 6;4s; moon sets, i2:47:
mo1n' age, Z.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

SUNDAYS NEW.YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
FLElsHHAckeR SUCCEEDS HAwLeY

Mortimer Flelshhscker. OF San Francisco,
has been elected. president OF the Great
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

Stern Brothers
are now showing large assortments OF advance
Spring Styles in Womens
Tailored Suits, Dresses,
Linen and Lingerie Gowns
Copies of the Latest Imported Models
Also Tomorrow, Decided Values in
Tailored Suits,
aHord aeds seT9e, Nop and Mixtures 'Z4oO, @~SU
Dresses and Costumes,
of Meteor Crepe de Chine, Isfeas' 22.5O, 32.7S
NIessa1ines Saome Cloth and Scrges, at 'o'
Dresses
Of French Linen Cotton Crepe Voles,
Marouisettes and Batiste, trimmed with 1S so lS.W
(lunv Macrame and Irish laces, al
For Monday, a large collection OF
Novelty Dress Silks
In Dress Lengths Only comprising Fancy aas Broeade Cepe
Jacquard Cameeon Taea Double Width Printed foulafd
Silks Striped Messalnes and Surals
Originally from s1so to 200 Yard Specially Priced at 70
Also an Exceptional Purchase OF
Black Dress Silks
~ ncb vide chiffon finish Value SIS Yard, at 20
Black Messalne Duchesse, 81 Rs
80 inches wide heavy soft finish, Value SZOo aro' a'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18
4 CUNNING auepoRrEa

Among the delegatfsg from polk
county ~ Inc Republican sttte conYeft
ton ~ Cedar Rapidg VIII be r ~.
Iiubbcll. VI iteg Nolncs, known ~ the
richest man In Iowa Mr. Hubbeii ~
one II tho delegates cloeen by Bena.
TOR cumning gho VAS privileged ~
aeiect the POLL county delegation Nr.
Hgbbell las aipaya protested 10 be Il
democrat IN commenting on thig fact
the Cedar Rapids Republican says:
~ has been aeleeted ~ the state
invention not because he Is Re
publican bur because he II n Cum.
Ilins man, Ne IL q piece of personal
la9gage that the genior senator 8ijl
bring aloDg Nth him Ir HubbelI haa
literally paid great deal Of Tho
freight " the garions campaigns
l'e Is said 10 have loancd@ Mr.. Cum
, llips from one time 10 another ovei
'io,oo9 TO make his campaigns and
afif cpmmins VIII never live Ions
enough 70 pay II all back. Mr. Hub
u. among his personal friends, refer
10 these loans as Investments II
Albert and he is in the habit Of gay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18
LAHARPE. Ill
~>%>~~>> $4,000 I

The revival meetings at the II. e.
church. conducted ny Miss Ludgate,
an evangelist, came TO q close Wed
negday sFening on account Of the I'll.
nesz Of the lady. She was compelled
10 give NJ her work and return 70 her
hone. She was Tery forceful speak
er and had packed houses out every
eTeninz 10 hear her and # was yery
unfortynae that the meetings had to
be discontinued.
The Rebekab lodge u this place
went 10 Dallas Cts iast Tnursda;
End Instituted lodge With 81 charter
members. Miss Fife ". coulson act
cd as deputy grand master and tool
thirty other members along TO assis'
ia the work
The Eastern Star lodge had call
ed meeting Saturday afternoon, a
which time Lyell Butler was initiated
before his departure for Canada OF
Teesday, The lodge initiation val
rather unique In that all the chair
we're filed By Buffers Mrs, W. o
Butler and her four daughters. moth
er and sisters Of the candidates, wer'
the FIVE points, the other places be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

The 81, Pleasant News, an insnrg.
enf paper. concetes that Ill doubt az
- the complexion IT the P'irgt district
contention Wig ended when the Des
Boines county primaries vent almost
unanimously FIR raft. In speaking "
the situation In Des Hoineg county
and eIgcwhere the Aews sayss
IN Burlington there yas no ron
test IN any ward, and instead NJ the
usual furious fight Detween etspdDaf
tern and progresgiyes, all wss loyeIt
and eyen The re6oubtabIe 8lke Flynr
appears ~ a delegate ~ tbs count;
convention, n IN evident that TIE
progressive organization IN Det
Aoincz county haE gone " plceee
Jefferson county went ~, Taft bul
~ the eIoHe vote 81 ~ 10 81. Var
BHren county win be for Taft, an
while all the primaries IN Louis;
county have not been held enough
have been 20 indicate that the count,
ulI be for Tar, which VII give NJ
lie FIRST district ~ Taft aside from
I, Wagbsngfgn county"
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

ing filed By the father, Dr.. ". O.
Butler and uncles, aunts and cousins,
:. B. sperry has been granted per
mission by our city council to erect
an airdome on Main street between
the Quill ONCE and the building oc-
cupied by Boyd, the barber. Work
will soon be commenced. 30 that It
may be ready for use as soon as
weather may permit
John VI. Lyon was called TO Bur
iingfon this week BIZ the serious ILL
ness OF hts mother, who is in hos
pItaI suffering with Bright's disease
G. A. Hatcher, the proprietor OF the
Photoplay here, is In st. Louis pur-
chasing an outfit and will conduct a
picture show In Elmwood. His son
sn.Iaw, Charlie Gwin, will remain
here and have charge Of the Photo
play.
Jarnes e. Crum and sfiss Gene An.
t dergon will be married soon and will
20 at once TO housekeeping on farm
about six miles north OF here. Quite
number CT pre-nuptial parties have
been given In their honor, Mrs
Frank Butt, Misses Maud Biggs, Edna
+! CouIson and Grace Ingraham having
entertained for Miss Anderson and on
wednesday evening F. r vedder
gave stag party for Mr. Crum.
Oiir library is trying the plan Of
Keeping open on Sundays from 2 to
az reading room only, no books
being exchanged Whether It be
comes permanent arrangement Oh
not depends on the interest manifest
ed and good derived by the patrons
=lIi seems TO meet the general approva
81 our citizens.
Mrs. Frances Wright has been yer,
III with pneumonia for some days bu
Is now coDyalescins
4 our Canada land owners are load
ing their cars this week preparing IL
deparf for summer headquarters ant
about twenty VIII 20 from here Thu
fpriDg.
Mrs. II. G. oIaknow OF Chicago Il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a
III, James
Mr.. John HeImer, an aged citizen
died Thursday evening, March IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

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having suffered a stroke Of paralysis
about two weeks since, from which
ne never rallied. The Heimer family
has Tired in this vicinity for many
years and about two years ago moved
in from their farm to q home pur-
chased In this city
A. G. Conwell, president of the Two
II racing circuit, attended meeting
of the officers at Burlington Friday.
The Macomb race meeting is set for
the same date as LaHarpe, July 80 to
August 2.
The L. A. Willis Co. which recently
purchased the grocery and dry goods
stores of G. H. Thompson has decid-
ed TO leave LaHarpe. Saturday will
be the last day here and the stock
will be shipped to Elmwood, the for
mer home OF l. A. Willis.
Miss Chloe Whited, Of Rappatu
ILL.,. was the guest of Miss Ethel Todd
last week and two parties were given
in her honor.
Mrs. Kittie Spiker has been very
/. sick with pneumonia the past week.
| John NJ. Hungate and Will Marsh
OF Warsaw, spent Sunday at the Hun
gate home in this city.
/ The Christian church has purchased
a new piano for church use.
The Loyal Sons of the Christian
church will give a play entitled
t.Along the Missouri at the opera
house, Friday evening Of this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

T,as U,et Mpszss Esxlsssr snS Leaf
~ eaes 1aay z.oc,asTeEs WI ~ LISA
ssGusse Sz als efforts - s'sssaaa . s'r'sf-
.eseaskss <,s;:marT seeslsss " lat ssSs's'
ri III ssxtssso1 ~ za1s- g1s as'wz
sssY gsspnpalcs-0 tsssBcs1ss Tlxss s.zas n
sgpe. zas s.sszass leas re r End u
xulstes sic ypaas Il says talss S.s,oss-
seEt 1pesut ss1g primary ss Watts
: So saee % a4zs.s 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

Washington Is Inc only county IN
fhe First district that refused 10 en-.
dorse President Taft Tic rest u fhe
counties viii eend solid delegations III.
siructed for him 10 the district and
state delegations The Burlington
Hawk Eye iruthfully remarks that
~ is creditabie showing TOR Inc
Republican party Of this district Jts
politics may be said 70 be on straight
even though Teddy did shoot feath
or or The ton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

Six Republican and I'VE Democratic
county conventions held last saturdag
put national politics IN an interesting
situation IN iowa II brought the total
number Of Republican county congen
tons nj 10 forlyaix, which have given
Tnft a total OF 522 delegates IN thu
state convention, or ~ per cent of thu
number necessary to control There
VIII he l,4Sl delegates in the conycn
tion. Cummlns has ISL dolegateR an
Roosevelt "a Fifty-thrce counter
ARE vel 10 hold conventions The mum
her Of Democratic conventions held &
date arc fifteen giving Clark ~
delegates. Wilson Is and 8 aninatruct
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18
Ad4anes Announcement

Hamburg Republican We arc
moved 10 remark that Just ons year
from last Monday President Taft VIII
he iDaugurated for the SECOND term 81
stls presidential career,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

Are you frequently hoarse? Do you
have that annoying tickling in your
throat? Does your cough annoy you
at night and do you raise mucus in
the morning? Do you want relief? II
SO, take Chamberlain's Cough RENE
dy and you will be pleased. Sold by
Wilkinson & Co, Pharmacy and ]. F.
kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18
What poea 4 Meang

Charter oak Times; When eo,eo1
Iowa people VIII gather At winter
resort. somebody must have made
moneg n iowa. and when more peo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

The FIRST district Republican con.
ventlon. which meets ~ Burlington
day after tomorrow, viii be composed
" l07 Delegates ,iinelg.three u
tilcee viii W. for Taft and fourteen
FOR cpmmine The convention should
be unanimous fait 81 ~ pr cent yoi4
isn't far from thaf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

3hA %stiofsai Ctsagfess ~ 6ofhers
vii bold aaoifef child neitste cob,
yeHtjon IN ~ foils March ~ " ~,
subjects 81 mi ,DfeFezt ~ eyerg gat
ri0tic citizen ~ weIi 81 " notaefs
~ill W. abiY discussed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

Yae seSal1 II .D,1gee ssa ilslse2al
c@Gsssone W2s carried ~ ~ iozse2s
e9aes8s;oa ~ i;ldg3lis, " fae glaes
M TIE eoau'r1 wants ~ saete q
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

Iss..x an. -sssy asrs4 EsrAr k-1 . grssz
,.ex " 5asesus, sssrazsss -hsr nzFs
zstres -hs Reynzacz-1 rAs-g . Est1
6ess u -ssyE1lss,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

Though the world may contain a
goodly number Of unjust men, as the
pessimisfs aver, every well-conducted
person should know where TO find one
honest, upright heart.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

All ~ e<Btor - ~ v1ssefloo Rs-
g15fg@* azass Il Z 4ftis iaege saew r.
SN& 4 pScSsS De
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18
Women
Appreciate

the yaine Of good looks Of fine com.
plezion. a skin free from bienishes,
bright eyes and a cheerful demeanor.
Many OF them know, also, what itmesns
70 be free from headaches backsches,
iaasiniee and extreme nervousness,
became many have learned the ysire OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-18

sEs zzs -Azrs @m sr<s <hzz --Ens
sEr g-nsr E.Ess. v1xs Do Fsx Eup7ssss
ssg- ussEza.
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Read The Daily Gate city.
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ss the most reliable aid to better phys.
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act 80 fridiy, but 20 certainly ard %
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regulating the bowels and liver, they
tonc the ttomaeh and improve the
digestion. Better feelings, better looks,
better spirits fo.iov the Use Of Beech.
ans Pills 20 noted the world over
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
so5ialitii@er Sped.

Sic Mterspeniions =Sor!age gictor
8erger's, 5es einlamen So5luliIten i'm
8lmoesfongreb, lit i'm @runo genom+
men nid)ts meiter ols io5ialiitiider
Spef, nit Sem Sic Mauie gelodt mer=
SEN iouen. 3oB cin iolhes @eieb sur
Ginfiibrung ser Mltersperiiderung
al1b nidt Sic geringite, Musiidt auf
grfolg bat gesenmartig, idreibt Sic
uMmerifa", meiB: Berger natiirlid
gor5 genol1; 0a feline Sbatigteit i'm
&orgreb cine redt belhrdntte lit =
Iraetionsper balt ct mab=
re,r6 0es Mittagsidlafdens ob = 10
nraBte es linn, ols getulrfelten &oli=
tifer 6ar1m 5t t6un iein, menigltens
our@ cine @orlage bon iid reoen gu
maiden u11o ieiner Hartei sen &ubm
BON 8olfsbegliidern gu erperben
3abet lit Sic 8orlage ourd,nus I'M
io5ialiitiiden @eiite ge0adt; gelange
es sic Mlterspeniion 6es Miftpoufeer
@enoiien - Sen Inn cine iolde, 1tno
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@rai Sermitorm 1ber Sem
Maroffo=@anoel

Ser oeutide @otld)oitcr III Malo=
iuatol, @ruf pon @ernitorft bat fir
Sen Sutloof eincn lGngeren Artltel
i;ber size gntuifelung lnno Sic 2olnng
ser Ma%roffofrage geldrieben. 9er
0utloof geb0rt SIT jenen an1erital1l=
ld}eu Yublifotionen, Sic Ser Mngelez
oenbeit bis in sic iiinglte 3eit binei11
per]t0noniBlos gegeniiberItanoen nno
eff nel1eroings 81 begreifen ontangen,
oaB Gertl6lano bel oem @anoel 11tht
sic 5meifelbafte Soften geipielt bot, TIT
sic IS binein5l,orangen Ser 2onooner
Nadridtcnoienit bon Mnfa1rg an be-
miibt gerpeien lit. Desbalb batte Der
8otldufter fir sic @er6ffentlidatng
leirer Darlegungen gar fem pallen-
6es Orgon mablen fonnell, oet1n 10
piel @erltdnoniB fir sic Stellnng Ell
nes 8otl6afters oes oeutl6en Sat
lers meroen mobl oa1d Sic 2eler oes
Outloof baben, 0aB Tie millen, mo-
lie in oieiem Safe sic 8abrbeit SIT
1ud;eu boben, un6 mo SEN Srrtblm.
Graf gernitorff rarmt 5unah1t
nit ser lanoIauftgen Muffalilntg auf,
ols lei Sic M%aroffofrage ourf
Ge,etidlano geihaffen moroen. Gr
meiit oarauf fir. SOB Deuti6lano Bis
gum Sabre 1904 an sen Museinanoer=
}ebungen iiber Maroffo gar ri9t be-
tbeiligt mar. 8is oabin itritten eng=
lnno uno 6ranfreid nm oas @e@t,
SOS 5derifat 5u beoormaaoen. SIN
Sabre 1904 fam Damn 6as englil4=
frans0liide Maroffoabfommen 5nltan-
oe. in tpelfyem @nglano Ser frott5o=
]i1den @epltblif 5as &edt 5ugeitano,
1id in Moroffo hG11sli@ ein5l1ri6ten.
Bronfrei6 erfauite 6ieies &e6t nit
Ser Mnerfenm,1tg ser engliiden Sor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

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cine griinolidJe Musiprade iiber Die
Mngelegenbeit in Boridlag 9ebradt,
u116 alS man in 8ariS audi 0aranf
nidt reagierte erfolgte Sic gnticn-
oung 0es fleinen &reu5ers Gantber
na6 Mgaoir IS mar feline 0ropnrg
gegen Jrantrei6 uno iollte feline fem.
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gijd oara1 erinaern, oaB es nDtbig
lei, Deutid)lano oermebrte @arantien
51 geben, oaB cine @efabroung ieiner
mirtbidaftlidyen SS%1ltereiien 1id)t bea5-
lidtigt iei. Man meib bel,tc, odB
1eutidlom0 oamals idon bereit lpar,
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rat iiber Maroffo 5l,5ltgeiteDen, 6aB
es lid, MIR ntdt einfad beiieite idie=
beu IaIien mollte. Dob 3eutlblo1o
nid}t einen Ma1genblid oaron geoodt,
lid maroffulmlhas @cbiet ar5l1eianell,
miro ol1d5 bon SEM @rafen 9erni or
hel tdtigt. Mles mas 1ertidlono mol(=
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ldoftlihen Sntcrelisu ullo Sic Al1f=
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ais gntid10iglt1rg fir Sic Tranfreih
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pom frana0liidhen &onaoaebiet erba!=
ten, 0os iid fir Sic 3ltflnft ieines
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ten bon Mgeciras geacniiber FORFEIT
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gero gemtg!