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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-12
BUILDING WORK
rs TIED UP
Strikers at Springfield Have Tied Up
Construction and Re-
pairs.

SPRINGFIELD, H.. June 12.--The
hrst day OF the building strike was
featured today by mass meeting Of
l'oO0 striking workers who listened
% lmpassioned appeals from leaders
% tight their battle to the end. The
necessity of concerted action was
dwelt upon and the laborers cheered.
The trades affected by the call
Z out are the carpenters, cement work
ers, painters, electricians, sheet
metal workers. plumbers, iron work.
err, stone cutters, fathers and hoist
ing engineers.
Plasterers and brick-makers unions
not affiliated with the building trades
council have offered assistance. Pres
luent Woods Of the carpenters, said
II these Joined the strike, victory was
assured.
The demand Is for an increase OF
I'VE cents an hour. Many buildings
under construction are affected,
among them being the costly Sangn.
mo club. Repairs at the state fair
grounds have been stopped. Follow
ing the mass meeting the council
went Into executive session to deter
mine further plans.
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CHARLIE sToN.
. . . . . . . . = . . F., . . :

Laurence Cullin, travelling sales
man for S. Hamill & Co, of Keokul5,
was calling on our merchants We'd
nesday
Miss Alice shubert of Fort Madi-
son, spent Monday at the Lewis Lutz
home
r. B. Lamb and family were Don
nelson callers Tuesday.
James Vermazen and wife, Mrs.
Edith Lamb and Mrs. Eftie Derr were
Fort Madison callers Wednesday.
Ferdinand Wahrer and wife are Wis
iting in Nebraska.
Everett Philip and Arthur Dismay
were Donnellson callers Wednesday
evening.
Peter Trump and son, Roy, were
Donnellson callers Thursday.
Murdoch Campbell and family OF
Fort Madison passed through town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mollie Marks and baby spent
a few days with her parents.
L. A. Bassett has had his windows
decorated with his name and U. S
postoffice and flowers, which Is ine
work of art and adds much to the ap
pearance of his store.
| Lowell Lamb is the possessor of 6
fine new bicycle,
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Beware Of Arrogance.

I limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WEST POINT, N. Y, June BE
ware of arrogance; of the use Of
power merely because you nossess 1t:
of intolerance: of narrowness of view;
and last and greatest of all of in
justice, was the text OF the sermon
preached the graduating class of the
United States military academy here
today by Rev Garrison. He urged
the young officers to consider the hui
man equation and remember that the
men under them were their equals in
all save rank
life is no military parade he de
clared Military life holds few oc-
casions of a theatrical character.
Charge the open field with uplifted
|swordshand too hand. The combat
which in pictures tgpifiess battle to us
SO seldom occurs in life. Readiness
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was actual conclusive proof OF
the extent to which a hysterieal stare
of mind was contributory to the
weeks earlier break in prices. This
recovery was based ostensibly upon
the secretary of treasurer's over
night announcement that the govern
ment was ready in case banks should
request it to facilitate the issue of
additional bank note currency under
the act of 1903 The announcement
came as surprise. 1t caught the
market very heavily committed on
the bear account" and its effect was
therefore quite disproportionate TO
the actual Importance of the news.
Prices at the opening showed
advances over yesterday, rang
ing from half to two points.
From these opening prices a
further advance was made which will
not be interrupted throughout the
day. There were virtually no reac-
tons. Closing very strong. Com.
ment on the U. P. new dissolution
plan was reserved until the govern
ment's status should be learned, In
fact the exact particulars of the pro-
posed trade of Southern Pacific stock
for the Pennsylvanias Baltimore and
Ohio shares We're not entirely clear.
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CITY NEWS.

The remains of Henry Terry, the
aged colored man who died June g.,
and whose death was reported in The
Gate City on the afternoon of that
day, were taken to the home OF
relative near Sandusky today, where
the funeral took place at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, the burial following In
the Sandusky cemetery, Rev. Arm
strong of Keolluk officiating.
The large open car formerly used
on the interurban line, jumped the
track at Thirteenth and Orleans yes
terday afternoon while running from
the ball park down town, after the
game. The passengers We're shaken
up slightly but no one was thrown OIL
as the car was proceeding slowly
when it ran off.
Ladies A. o. H. excursion, Fort
Madison, Saturday afternoon, June Ia
Tickets 50c, children 25c. Leaves 2:3O
stops at. Montrose and Nauvoo, twt
hours in Fort Madison ADV.
The steamer Sidney which tool
4 st. Marys excursion to FIT. Madison
this morning will not await the nortl
bound Burlington train at Montrost
this evening 1t will be impossible
for any one from here to board the
steamer by leaving Keoklk on tht
evening train. The Sidney takes
moonlight excursion out of here upol
landing this evening. sa
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Real Estate Transfers.

Henry Peterson and l.. NJ. I.aDuke
z the SWA of the NNA Of section %,
township 66 north, range 6 west.
orville Publisky to Catherine Ack-
les lot 10, block 116 in the city of
aKeokuk.
b. A. Hamill and James w. Huis-
hamp to John A. Dunlap a tract at
seventeenth and Grand avenue.
b ]. Peterson to ]. R. Hinsworth
iot in block 116, city Of Keokuk.
Robert O'Bleness to Anna O'Bleness
the rear " of lot 6 in block 81 in Kill
pourne's addition.
D. A. Young to ]. W. F'ickle lots 6
and in block IL of Moore's sub-di
vision to town of Argyle.
Henry Renard to Peter Hatton Of
Montrose township SEA of section
90 township Sc, range west. being
100 acres in Des Moines township.
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PERSONALS.

Homer T. orsborn, physical direc-
tor of the Y. M. G. A., arrived home
this afternoon from a hurried trip to
oskaloosa and other points and will
be ready to commence Monday the
free swimming school classes which
will haze their commencement on
that date.
Mrs. A. E. Adams and daughter
Mrs. L. F. Carr, spent the day in FIT
Madison with Mrs. Adams daughter
Mrs. Pearl Daley.
Mrs. j. F. Hawkins of this city Wis
tied in Ft. Madison today with the
family of Captain Eugene Ferris.
Miss L. Josephine Wood of Musk
egan, Mich, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Babcock of 427 South Sixth
street.
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The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL, June II, 1913.

ley, a former Keokuk boy He re-
Gently made four double sets of teeth,
the plates reinforced with aluminium,
new departure here,
A new principal for the high school
is to be elected to take the place of
Miss Edith Jones, recently married.
Miss Hattie Wolfenbarger Is serv.
ing as substitute for few weeks in
the telephone central.
Mrs. Wellington Jenny of Dallas
City, H., great grandmother of Mrs
L. Fairfax, celebrated the Tooth an
niversary of her birth on Wednesday,
June IL. Mrs. Fairfax took with her
a huge birthday cake. handsomely
ornamented with Mrs. Jenny's initials
and the years 1S13-1913; 1t is pos
sible that Captain j R. Williams is the
next oldest person in the county, he
being ninety-seven. Mrs. Jenny en-
joys good health.
| No one the past three years has
taken greater interest in the great
dam and water power at Keokuk than
has Captain J. R. Williams, who
spent over sixty years of his life as
captain of Mississippi river steam
boats and he desires very much tc
visit it, or at least see it, but because
i of his age it is feared the excitement
and trip would be too much for him
4 Many strangers in automobiles were
in Warsaw Wednesday; some from
quite a distance.
i Miss Mack of Carthage is visiting
Miss Halloween.
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LARGE NUMBER
GO TO HIGH SCHOOL
Grammar School Graduation Exer.
cises Tomorrow Morning at
Ten O'clock.

Students of the grammar school
who have completed the eight grade
courses will graduate tomorrow and
enter high school. In the morning at
10 o'clock, graduating exercises will
be held at Washington school. Edw.
w. McManus and William Aldrich,
superintendent of schools, will ad-
dress the scholars. A short musical
program will be given and the prtsen.
tation of diplomas by Dr. A. B.
Hughes, president of the board OF edu-
cation at the close of the exercises.
Those members of this years class
who go to high school are:
Merlyn Anderson, Reynolds Baum,
Ross Blake, Harry Boyce, Fred Bre-
genzer, Lidus Buss, Joshua Elder, Carl
Elgin, John Tanning, Van Garrison,
Thornton Hodge, George Hoffman,
Harold Hubinger, John McManus, Ed.
win Peterson, Raymond Peterson
Thomas Pond, Mackey Real, Byron
Schaefer Donald Strickler Walter
Walker, Ruth Alling, Nancy Anderson
Katie Blink, Anna Craig, Edith De
Yong, Edna Gustafson, Helen Har
mon, Louisa Harrison, Irene Hinson
Mary Hollingsworth, Edith Jingst
Nellie Kammerer, Florence Little
Nellie Matheny, Esther Mills Mabe
| Millspaugh, Hedwig Moser. Helen Ger
tel, BERTHE Parks, Bertha Plug, Jane
School, Ruby Sharp, Vera Van Aus
dali, Eudora Ware, Emma Wrinkle
mann.
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HeuIe-Mckay Weddlna.

This morning at eleven o'clock at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Heule 1
HOB Morgan street occurred the mar
riage of their daughter Ida May, to
M. Vernon Ralph Mckay. DR.. "A. H.
Lathrop OF the Trinity M. q. church
read the ring service. Preceding the
ceremony Mrs. Florence Wright
Schouten sang Because God Made
Thee Mine" by Guy de- Hardelot, and
at the close Of the ceremony she sang
Il Love You" by Cadman. The we'd
ding march from Mendelssohn was
played by Mrs. Sam Lloyd. The bride
wore very handsome gown Of white
embroidered voile over messaline and
carried an arm bouquet of brides
roses. Miss Leila Mattern Of Don
nelson, Iowa, was brides maid and
wore white wolfe over yellow MESA
line Mr.. A. L. Lofquist served as best
man. Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast in three courses was
served the forty guests who were
present. The young people left on
the afternoon train for journey to
Chicago and st. Louis. They will be
at home after July list. at 1903 Nor
gan street. Seldom has there been a
wedding in which there was wider
and more kindly interest than in the
one consummated today. A number
of out of town guests were present
among them Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bauer
of st. Louis; Mrs. Edward Felsman
Miss Sarah Freeman of Basco. Ill. ant
4 Miss Leila Mattern of Donnellson.
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Warsaw will be represented in the
Elks state convention and parade at
Iowa, on Friday, June 49,.
by the ,folloYjngs members Of, Keokuk
lodge: Dr.. Thos. A. Hartley, John
NJ. Hungate. John Berlin, DR.. w. L..
Winnard, Edgar Hamburger, Earl An
derson. f, H. Alderman, Albert Wisch.
Special train will leave Keokuk at 9
a. m. Friday, June 13.
Lloyd Bricker of Camp Point, form
erly Of Warsaw, is meeting with sue
cess in securing members for the
popular Woodmen Accident Associa-
ton, and is making a canvass of War
saw and vicinity.
Mrs. John Hawkes. of Keokul was a
Warsaw visitor Tuesday.
In the electric shop OF the Keo-
lxuk Electric Co.. there is an exhibit
Iof the finest electric appliances War.
saw ever saw. Fans, flatirons, stoves,
coasters, etc, and besides the light
fixtures are both novel and beautiful
and are duly appreciated by our PEG
Iple who are liberal buyers; this shoI
lis valuable acquisition toWarsaw.
! Keokuk is in evidence on our bust
ness streets almost every day; fol
years, leading ladies of Keokuk so
ciety have recognized the superiority
OF our dressmakers and milliners
Warsaw takes back seat for no on
/ in this line.
Warsaw has as finely equipped den
tai parlors as may be found anywher'
in the state-those of DR.. T. A. Hart
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CARTHAGE, ILL.
> = . . . . . = : . = - . .

Mrs Edw. Hoch passed away at her
home in this city Monday evening at
500 o'clock. Mrs. Hook has been in
Loor health for the past year or more
and has been in a hospital at Gales
burg and also the Mayo Bros. hospital
at Rochester, Mimi, but was unable
to find relief from her suffering. She
leaves beside her husband, an only
daughter, Helen, aged about IL years,
Mrs Dan Agne of Keokuk, formerly
Miss Chloris Rucker of this city, who
passed away at her home In Keokuk
Saturday afternoon was brought to
this city for burial at Moss Ridge
cemetery Monday evening.
The board of supervisors is in SEES
sion. Joe Nelson of Nauvoo was elect
ed chairman of the board. The mem.
hers Of the board of supervisors and
all of the county officials and their
employees were entertained by Sup
erintendent and Mrs. D. l.. Weiser at
/ the county farm on yesterday at the
noon hour.
DR.. Pinkley of Keokuk was busi-
Il
ness visitor to the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Villa Tichenour of ST. Louis
arrived last week for an extended
1 visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
i Chas. Belleville. She will visit rela-
tiyes in Keokuk this week
Loren Russell, Rev. and Mrs. Lath
a am of Nauvoo were business visitors
to the city Friday.
Miss Mabel Gray who has been at
tending state normal at Macomb, re
turned home Friday evening. Miss
Ethel Gray and Miss Dorothy Stinsor
of Macomb accompanied her home fo1
weeks visit. Miss Gray, accom-
panied by her guests and Miss Minnie
Gray and Miss Emma Carroll, spent
Tuesday in Keokuk.
Mrs Susan McAnulty and daughter
Miss Leona went to Springfield Satur
day evening to visit the family of &
H. McAnulty.
H. G. Williams of Hamilton was s
business visitor to the city one da.
the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Gibson visited
the ladys sister Mrs. Geo. Rhea IL
, Jacksonville last week.
Miss Helen Laffey of West Point
, spent day the past week with rela
: tives in the city
Mrs w H. Paris visited her daugh
, ter Mrs. A. T. Mcclure in Warsav
several lays the past week;
:
Marriage Licenses.
J. T. Maxwell, Macomb; Mrs. Fran
ces G. Datin, Carthage.
H. j. Enzeroth, Warsaw; Miss Ann
J. K. Mitge, Warsaw
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HAS FINGER BITTEN
BY HIDDEN REPTILE
Paul Azinger First Of Year to Suffer
Snake Bite, While at Work
Near Country Club.

While doing some rip-rap work near
the country club grounds yesterday
afternoon, Paul Azinger who lives In
that neighborhood, was bitten by a
snake. The reptile struck the middle
finger Of Mr. Azinger's right hand,
having crawled out of the grass and
probably from Prices Creek. Mr..
Azinger went at once to DR.. Bruce GIL
fillan who cauterized the finger and
nothing serious will result:
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Married In Burlington.

Miss Mildred Noelke, known to
many of the -ounger society set Of
Keolkuk, was married in Burlington,
her home. last evening to Raymond
e. Schenk. Several relatives from
Keokuk attended the nuptials, among
them Mrs. Bena Weismann, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Noelke, Miss Edna Noelke,
Mrs. Harold Bowlby and Mrs. Clar-
ence Weismann. The last named was
one of the brides attendants The
Hawk-Eye of this morning describes
the wedding in the following manner:
"The Congregational church was the
scene of brilliant wedding last even
ing when Miss Mildred Gretchen
Noelke and Mr.. Raymond Schenk
II lighted their troth. The church was
all in pink and green; the altar was
banked with ferns, oak leaves and
pink roses and peonies; the rail OF
l the organ loft was hidden meath the
greenery, and screened by it, Mrs.
George Stephenson, Jr, played as
lprelude, ITO a Rosebud slipping into
1.-THE heralding strains of the wedding
march from Lohengrin. Miss Margs
|uerite Won Behren sang ITO You and
because as the bridal party entered
1 the church Messrs. Allen Noelke,
George Dwight, Lithgow Mitchell, and
Mr.. Harry Watts of Chicago, followed
lby the little flower girl, Marian Grupe,
/ in white lace and carrying basket
filled with pink rose petals which she
scattered as she walked, preceded the
ribbon bearers, the Misses Margaret
lHosford and Dorothy Grupe, who were
all in white lace with pink, and car
Tried the ribbons. Then came the love,
lly young matron of honor, Mrs. Clar-
lence Wiseman, of Keokuk, herself a
bride of the winter. She wore her
wedding dress Of white satin. duchess
lace and pearls, and carried roses.
Miss Maud Parker, the maid OF non
or, came next and was gowned IN
4 green chiffon over white shadow lace
land carried white roses. She was fol-
lowed by the bride, who was regal IN
her robe of white charmeuse over
chantilly lace, and Swallowed by the
folds of the long tulle veil which fell
to the train; she carried shower
bouquet Of white sweet peas and white
rosebuds. AS the bride approached on
THE arm Of her father, she was met az
the altar by the groom and his best
! man, Mr.. Earl Mitchell. who entered
from the PASTORS study with Rever.
end Naboth Osborne, who performed
the ceremony. During the ceremony
Mrs. Stevenson played softly her own
!. compositions, improvising as she
: played, and blending into the nuptlal
, march as occasional. After the
!, ceremony at the church reception
was held at the home of the brides
!. PARENTS, where the bride and groom
we're assisted in receiving by thei'
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noelke ana MI
: and Mrs. Cyrus Schenk.
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viii Give Lawn Party.

Mrs. w. H. Titus, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Kirch, Mrs. C. M. Vogler, Mrs.
T. r.. Board, Mrs. H. r. COLLISION, Mrs.
H. Boyden Blood, Miss Maud Mar
shall and Miss Anna Sheppard will
entertain the Chapel Fund Society
and their friends this evening at a
lawn party at the home of Mrs. Titus
on North Second street.
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Monthly Meeting.

On Monday afternoon VIII be helu
the regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary society OF the
First Westminster church. Ihe fol-
lowing committee has charge OF the
program: Miss Helen Yer Steeg, MISS
Jessie Wilson, Miss Harriet Solomons
Mrs. Gavin Herbert, Mrs, B. 9. kel-
logg and Mrs. f. A. Wedler. me
topic will be The Why and How OF
Foreign Missions"
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For Washington Ladies'.

Mrs. Nels Wicksell entertained
company of ladies at her home. NO
1912 Orleans Avenue, on "Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. ~ ohm Gnstayson aahp'
Mrs. Elmer johnson of Ebert WASH,
were the guests OF honor,
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Married last Evening.
Attended Lawn Social.

A number of Keokuk people attend
ed the lawn social given last night at
the beautiful country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton Reed, near Hamilton.
The entertainment was given for the
benefit of the Wythe Presbyterian
church and was both social and fl
nancial success
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Daily Stock Market.

Copyright, 1918. by the New York
Evening Post Col
NEW YORK. June 12-The violent
recovery on the stock exchange today
in which many shares went up to
5 points on extremely active buying
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cnmnanx at Rrldue.

Mrs. Harry Phillips, 713 Orleans
Ave, very pleasantly entertained a
company of ladies at bridge yesterday
afternoon.
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a Rridne Party.

One Of the very pleasant parties Oh
the week was the bridge party given
On Tuesday afternoon by MIS-. "A. -.
Little at which twenty ladies were en-
tertained
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Prosecution closes.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
LONDON, June 12.--The prosecu-
ton closed its case in the trial OF
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for action are absolute essentials;
those things require daily constant
attention, practical duties.''
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The BRIDGE Club.

Miss Polly Morgan entertained the
Bridge Club this afternoon at her
home, 702 Morgan st.
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Miss Annie Kenney and the six other
suffragettes and Chemist Clayton
charged with conspiracy.
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-After July list, 7 room
house, hard wood floors and all
modern improvements, furnished or
unfinished. s26 Leighton street.
Phone 1858 Red
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YOUNG MAN-Be a barber. teach
you cheaply, thoroughly and fur
nish tools give you actual shop
work and you keep half the receipts.
Write me for catalogue. A. B. Moler,
Pres. Moler College, st. Louis, Mo.
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High School Banquet Tonight.

High School Banquet Tonight.
Anticipation is rife in the student
body Of the high school that the /
junior-senior banquet his evening will |
be one OF the most elaborate social at
fairs given there for several years.
Late this afternoon the committees in |
charge Of the function completed the
decorations and the whole presents
an artistic finish. Both the upper and
lower halls Of the school have been
decorated mainly in the graduating
class colors yellow and white.
In the center of the lower hall,
fountain bubbles and plays beneath
numerous lights and from above,
hangs a sub-ceiling OF interlaced
crepe in the senior class colors.
! A summer house and a root gar
den" have been built in two OF the
large class rooms. George Rollosson,
assisted by a committee has arranged
the first and the garden has been fur
nished by Gerard Huiskamp and COM
mittee.
Miss Helen Palmer Grey Is chair
man of the entertainment committee
and Walter Schwartz Of the hall COM
mittee. Albert jenkins as president Of
the junior class, is chairman Of the
whole.
Horace Hinkley is chairman and
4 Miss Mary Rich vice chairman of the
banquet committee. An appetizing
menu has been prepared. 1t consists
of:
Fruit Cocktail
Cream of Chicken Peas
Potato Chips Asparagus Salad
White and Brown Sandwiches
Pickles Olives
!. Coffee
Ice Cream Cake
Married last Evening.
Miss Annie Parker of Keokuk ant
!, Norman Mitchell of Mount Sterling
were married last night at the home
: Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brookheart on Soutl
Second street. The ceremony wa
: performed at $3.50 o'clock by the Rev
: A. H. .Lathrop, pastor of Trinity M. E
: church. The attendants Of the brida
couple were Mrs. N. Kempe, matrol
of honor and Edward Brown, as bes
man.
! A supper was served the small com
: pany of wedding guests after tn
: service.
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FOR SALE-One ten year old eleven
hundred pound horse for sale GEN
tie, sound. Fred Hilpert Jr. 1919 Con-
cert st.
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FOR RBNT-Modern house, 600 N.
Ninth ST Call for Mr.. Asaph Buck
at Buck-Reiner Co.
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WANTED Man to do porter work
around the factory. Apply st. Louis
Paper Can and Tube %, third floor,
rear Purity Oats Co.
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FOR RENT Modern eight room
house. near Seventh and Franklin.
Inquire Mrs w. N. Sage, I'll Franklin
ST.
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mother, and sister and brother of the
former.
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FOR SALE Automobile In good run
ming order. Good tires. Price reason
able. See F. W. Garrettson, Hamil-
ton, III.
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FOR Rents rooms furnished or
unfinished 1o2 Exchange or phone
759-red.
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lCsT.

LOST On Main street, buckskin
bead money pouch containing a sum
of money, Return to this Office. Re
ward.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PARCEL DELIVERY and II. hit trans
fer given prompt attention Phone
s22 black, VIM. Murphy. 22o South
Fourth street.