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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26

BIG RIVER TEN FEET

By tomorrow morning, it is expect
ed that the Mississippi river at this
point will have reached ten foot
stage. While this is not at all dan
gerous and is five feet below flood
stage, it has been noticed that some
of the boat houses and river craft
along the bank just south of the bridge
have been separated from the shore
line by ten or twelve feet. The rise
in the last twentNfour hours was
caused by the rains of yesterday and
last night.
The Des Moines river, which is held
responsible by some for the rise at
Keokuk, is not on a rampage and re-
ports from the bridge over the mouth
of that stream this afternoon were to
the effect that the Des Moines was
running quieter today than it was a
week ago. The bottoms" are not
likely to be flooded because of the
slight rise. Since six o'clock last
night, the river rose Ave inches and
during the first five hours from seven
o'clock this morning, rose less than
two inches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
management for first class entertain
ment. With the coming and going or
weeks, disappointment has been rare.
Adv.
PRISON AID WORKER
VISITS KEoKUK SUNDAY
Assistant Superintendent VanderIippe
Tells What Society Is Doing
In Iowa.

Rev. w. F. Vanderlippe of Ottumwa
made addresses in several Of the
churches yesterday. He presented
the cause of the Iowa Society for the
Friendless, with headquarters in Des
Moines of which he is assistant sup
erintendent. The national society of
which this is branch is the largest
of its kind doing prison reform and
prisoners aid work. The Iowa society
cares for the ex-prisoner coming from
Anamosa and FIT Madison, either on
parole or expiration OF sentence. This
is the society to which the board of
parole assigns many when they leave
states prisons. A large percent OF
those cared for are making good.
The society is also doing effective
work In Iowa in prison and jail evan
gelism and in preventing crime.
Hon. Geo. Cosson, attorney general,
Is president; J.. A. Mckinney of the
Capital City State bank, treasurer, ano
Rev. Chas. Parsons of Des Moines,
superintendent.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albers Of
Warsaw, and guest, Mrs. Sweat of
st. Louis, visited in this city yester-
day.
H. ]. Rietzler of Burlington was a
Keokuk visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, c. Lane and sister
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fisher of
Canton, H., were Sunday visitors in
Keokuk.
A. Brown of Des Moines was visit
ing in the city today.
L. |. Hornaday of indianapolis, md,
was visitor in KeolSuk today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Hesbacher
have returned from western bridal
trip and are now at home at No. 1911
High street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
NOT A MAN LODGED
IN THE CITY JAIL
For the First Time In the Eish
Months of Chief kenney's Adj
ministration Jail is Empty.

The city Jail was without a pris-
oner on both Saturday and Sunday
nights, tie first time in the eigh,
months of Chief Kenney's administra-
ton that such condition has exiss
ed. Two drunks were in short time
Sunday morning but they paid costs
and were checked out.
The police business has diminished
considerably during the last month or
two, in about the proportion that
transients are leaving the city. No
hold-ups or burglaries have been re
ported for several weeks and the
number of men brought into the pc,
lice court on vagrancy or drunkenness
charges has decreased.
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List Is GROWING.

IiSl iS SroWh9.
LONG BEACH, Cal, May 2s.--The
list of victims of the collapse of the
auditorium here is growing
and 1t Is feared that the deaths may
total forty by tonight. So far it has
been impossible to get any accurate
estimate of the list of injured, as
many of them were taken to private
residences and have made no report
of their condition to the authorities.
Some of these, 1t is believed, are In
erious condition and may die.
Mayor Hatch today ordered all flags
in the city half masted for thirty days.
The city council has refused to recog-
nize the contention tina. the city,
owner of the auditorium 5 respon-
sible for the deaths. Nevertheless,
the counciimen are planning to pro
vide special city tax hoping to
raise s250.oo0 to reimburse the bereft
persons and to care for the injured.
Every physician in the city is de-
voting his services free to the cases
of the injured District Attorney Fred
ericks and his experts were at work
today preparing for a searching grand
jury investigation.
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WILsEY CASE BEING
ARGUED BEFORE JURY
Judge overrules Motion of State to
Exclude Testimony of Mrs.
Eliza Sweet.

The case of DR.. A. R. Wilsey, charg-
ed with criminal negligence consti-
tuting manslaughter, is being argued
before the jury in the district court
this afternoon. E. c. Weber of Fort
Madison. opened the argument for the
state, at 200 o'clock. reading the in
dictment to the jury and tracing the
line OF evidence which the state de-
clares. shows DR.. Wilsey guilty as
charged,
Judge Bank overruled the motion
Of the state to exclude the testimony
of Mrs. Eliza sweet who declared that
Mrs. Mabel Trenter for whose death
DR.. Wilsey is being tried, told her she
herself was responsible for her con
dition
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PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST. APPENDICITIS

Keokuk people who have stomach
and bowel trouble should guard against
appendicitis by taking simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc, as com
pounded in Adier-i-ka, the German
remedy which became famous by cur.
ing appendicitis. A SINGLE DOSE
relieves sour stomach. gas on the
stomach and constipation INSTANT
LY because this simple mixture anti
septicizes the digestive organs and
draws off the impurities. Wilkinson
& Co, Druggists, 422 Main St,-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
TO PAVE FIFTH
STREET WITH BRICK
City Council Orders Improvement of
Fifth Street From Bank Street
to B Street.

The city council today passed a
resolution for paving Fifth street
from the north line of Bank street to
the north line of B street, which is
just beyond the cereal works. The
material to be used in the paving Is
brick with asphalt filler. Another
resolution calls for the placing of
concrete curbing along the street for
the same distance.
The time for hearing Of objections
to the proposed improvement is June
16. This Improvement will make the
longest single stretch of brick paving
in the city with the exception Of Main
street
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killed by Robher.

TOLEDO, o., May 90 Posses con.
tinued their search Of northwestern
Ohio for the highwayman who shot
and killed George Steel, 10, and seri.
ously wounded steers sweetheart,
Julia Probert, 16. on lonely road
near here Saturday The couple were
driving to the girls home when a
masked man confronted them and de.
manded money. Following Steels re.
fusal the man shot the boy twice, ki;,,
ing him instantly, and then fred twice
at the girl. Miss Probert, though
wounded, drove two miles to her
home
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Dan Agnes Moonlight.

Monday evening, June 2, the Agne
orchestra having chartered the steam
ef w. W., will give moonlight ex,
|eursion, Within the last few years,
F'ne Agne orchestra excursion has be
|eome an annual affair and no season
would be complete in its enjoyment
without them. The boat viii leave
ne landing at half past eight O'CLOCK,
|aha return at 1880. Cars will meet
me boat on Its return. The Agne or
|ehestra will furnish music during the
evening and this alone insures plea.
sule Tor the guests of the musicians.
|-Ady.
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Daily Stock Letter.
copyright 1913 by n. Y. Evening
PostJ

L
Post
NEW YORK, May 26.-During the
forenoon the stock market merely
waited on the chance of q supreme
court decision in tho Minnesota rate
case. When neither that decision nor
any intimation of it came to hand,
prices yielded irregularly and showed
some weakness during the email hours,
though with occasional fractional re
coyeries. Tho afternoon reaction was
apparently emphasized by the insist
ence of people close to Union Pacific
affairs, that no plan for carrying out
the courts decree had been definitely
formulated; also by knowledge that
renewal of certain railroad notes had
become troublesome undertaking,
A number of April railroad earnings
statements were published including
such important roads as Union Pacific,
Chicago and Northwestern, Southern
railway and Atchison All of these
companies reported gross receipts
larger than in 1912, but net receipts
smalle III TINS is the UNIFORM snow
ing in statements hereafter coming
to hand, it will serve as one argu-
ment in the application for "a Ave per
cent increase in rates.
General short term notes we're ne
gotiable and it was evident that the
New York state authorities would
soon take advantage of the new law
permitting the state to borrow, for
terms Of one year or less in anticipa
ton of bond sales. These indications
are that the state will borrow $1,000
600 or s1o,oooOoo in the near future.
although it is clear that s25,0oo.Ooo
may be required before the year is
out, unless a long term bond opera
tion is put through in the meantime.
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Iowa Patents.
Especial to The Gate City1

Especial to The Gate City1
DIES MONIES, May 24.-The fol-
lowing patents were granted to
Iowans for the week ending May 30,
1913, as reported from the office Of
Wilfred G. Lane, Patent Attorney, 5o5
Croker Bldg, Des Moines, Iowa.
No. 1,062,01O-Chair, Andrew B.
Jacobson, Kamrar.
No. ,062,110-Gate latch, Gavin
Moore, New Providence.
No. 1862, 11s-Can, Louis N. Ritten.
Cherokee.
No. 1,o62, 12s-Trap, Franklin Smith.
Dallas.
No. 1os2.224 Tone modifying de-
vice. William H, Cook, Webster City
No. 1,o62,225 Tool holder, Cor
nelius j. Crowley, Burlington.
No. 1862 2s1-vending machine.
Charles 2. Tanning assigns to F.
Wernentin, Davenport.
No. 1862 1929 Cultivator attach
ment. Eugene l. Gorham, Mount
Union.
No. 1,os2,35s- Dumping car George
A. Ninety, Davenport.
No. 1852 461-Mail bag catcher,
Frederick Hanson. Woodbine.
No. 1.o62. 50s--Device for guiding
horses. Walter and w. Schaper.
Charles City.
No, Os2,54s-conveyor, William n.
Murphy, Iowa City
No. 1,062, SO Spading machine.
| Walter M. Moore, Sioux city.
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Mikaao Almost Recovered.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
TOXIC, May 26. The condition of
Emperor Yoshihito was SO far i'm
proved today that 1t was said at the
Aoyoma palace the Issuing of bulle-
tins probably would be suspended.
The mikado was SO far recovered yes
terday that the doctors allowed him.
to receive state officials in audience
and discussed with them government
al details.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
GRANDMOTHER'S
S0th
ANNIVERSARY.

An annex was improvised in the adj
Joining front room. the two being
connected by spacious arch.
In these two rooms there was a
bo,lnteous spread of the substantial
and delicate viands of the season
Mr. and Mrs. Bird Kellogg, the
happy host and hostess, at whose
home Mrs. Biddenstadt resides, at S22
Morgan street, Mrs. Kellogg being a
daughter, proved happy and gracious
host and hostess to the other pleased
sons and daughters, grandchildren and
great grandchildren. Messages came
in from many friends of the good old
woman and great grandmother. who
appeared as happy and Joyous as any
of the guests, even the youngest. She
is in splendid health with her physlc-
al and mental faculties preserved to
remarkable. degree and has the
promise Of enjoying many more happy
birthday celebrations and reunions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
knIahts Ten,pIar Parade.

YORK, Pa, May 26. Five thous-
and knights Templar, headed by thir-
ty-fve bands paraded Main street in
full regalia today when the annual
conclave of the order opened. The
city was decked with flags in honor
OF the visitors who are here from a
score Of states. The mayor and other
city officials reviewed today's process
sion from the court Of hoaor In Cen
ter Square. The conclave will last
through Wednesday.
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Robbers Smashed Windows.

!. CHICAGO, May 26.-Robbers early
today smashed a plate glass window
in the jewelry store Of Lieboidt &
Company on State street in the heart
OF the shopping district and escaped
with watches and jewels valued at
about $500
The robbery was discovered by a
porter at the Palmer hotel in the
same block. Two hours later the pc.
lice took into custody man whose
hand was badly lacerated as If by
broken window glass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26

The contracting business, including
the stone crushing plant of Cameron
& McManus has been taken over by
Mrs. T. F. McManus and 5. Craig Nc
Manus, who will carry on the bust
ness under the firm name of t. r.
McManus 6, Company. A specially
will be made of crushed stone in any
quantities. The needs of all custom,
ers of the old firm will be promptly
supplied and patronage gratefully ap,
preciated
t. F. McMANUS & COMPANY.
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Eighteen Birthday Anniversary.

The anniversary family reunion in
honor of the eightieth birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Caroline Bidden-
stadt as announced in The Gate City
to occur, Fwas held yesterday and
proved all that was predicted for it,
a most happy event. One of the ap-
propriate and attractive features of
the dining room proper was the an
niversary birthday cake, borne tempt
ingly on a cake-stand, with the pro-
verbal lighted candles intentionally
omitted. and on the table surround
ing it was circle of unattached
pansies, which gave pretty tone to
the surrounding excellently prepared
vfands. The cake bore this appro-
pirate inscription:
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THE WEATHER.

For Keokuk and vicinity; Fair to.
night and Tuesday. Cooler tonight
and warmer Tuesday. Moderate
winds.
For Illinois: Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday. Cooler south and cen,
trail portion tonight. Brisk shifting
winds.
For Iowa: Fair tonight and Tues,
day Cooler extreme, southeast por,
ton tonight and warmer Tuesday.
Moderate winds.
For Missouri: Fair tonight and
Tuesday Cooler tonight. Moderate
winds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
GRAHAM NURSES
TO GRADUATE
Exercises of Class to be Held in Trim,
ity M. E. Church Tomorrow
Evening.

Invitations have been issued 70
friends of the class for the ninth an.
nual graduating exercises of the Ora
ham hospital training school for
nurses, to be held tomorrow evening
at eight O'Clock in Trinity M. e,
church. Those who will receive diplo-
mas and gold pins are graduates Miss
Margaret Sollars, Donnellson, la;
Miss Elsie Poole, Des Moines; Miss
Alice F. Taylor, Donnellson; Miss
Mitchell, Kahoka.
The following program will be OBJ
served:
PrayerRev John c. Sage.
Vocal Solo-A Poor Man Song.
.......,....... Homer
Paul R. Utt.
Comforting diplomas NJ. f. Justice,
president of board. -
Presenting hospital pins Miss Mary
G Jackson, superintendent of hos
pital.
Piano duet-Pomp and Circum,
stance ................. .Elger
Miss Milestone, Miss Fry,
Address A. II. Lathrop, D. D.
Vocal solo-Good-by ......s...... Tosti
Mrs. Henry Scnouten.
Benediction Rev. John C. Sage.
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Excursion Boats In.

This city was visited by several
hundred excursionists, again on Sun
day. The Morning Star came from
Davenport; the Black Hawk from Bur
lington; the G. w. Hill from Hanni-
hal and the Keokuk made the regu-
lar Sunday trip from Quincy. The
Hill was in port here from Hannibal,
on Saturday with an excursion party
The Morning Star and Black Hawk
tied up at Hamilton, short distance
above the dam Some of the excur-
sionists from the north crossed the
bridge and spent an hour or two in
Keokuk.
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HAVE NOT QUIT
THEIR CUsSEDNEss
CONTINUED from page ID

days rioting at Victoria Park today
We're released. Twenty-thousand per-
sons, mostly women and children,
marched to the park to take part ii,
demonstration for votes for workin.
women. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, re-,
Gently recovered from a course oil
forcible feeding in Holloway Jail, at
tempted to address The throng from a
cart. She was stoned and hit with
clods and finally the mob seized the
wagon and started toward an ent,
rance with it. Three other vehicles
We're seized and it was necessary for
mounted policemen to charge the
mob before the women were removed
to places of safety.
Arrested Again.
LONDON, May 26.-Mrs Emmeiine
Pankhurst, leader of the militant
suffragettes, today was re-arrested in
Working and ordered back to Holloway
jail, from which she was released sew
eral weeks ago on "ticket-of-leave"
because hunger striking had made her
i'll.
Great Indignation was expressed
when announcement of Mrs. Pank-
bursts arrest was made in the weekly
meeting of the Womcns' Social and
Political union in London pavilion.
Mrs, Pankhurst has been recuperat-
ing in the home of DR., Ethel Smyth
in Working and was taken in custody
as she came from the house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
Motorcycle Collision,

TOLEDO, o., May 26-Ciaude F.
Foltz, 10, is probably fatally injured
as the result of collision between
two motorcycles on the Bay Shore
road last night Leonard G. Schmidt,
IS George w. Meissner, %, and Irving
G. Pool, "a, are seriously injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
DEFICIENCY FUND
FOR TRANSPORTATION
OF Civil War Veterans to the Com
ing Celebration at
Gettysburg.

A number of contributions we're re-
ceived today for the fund being raised
to aid in supplying the deficiency in
the appropriation made by the Iowa
legislature for paving the transporta-
ton of Iowa veterans to the Getty
burg celebration. The canvass will
continue until reasonably sufficient
fund is raised to complete what is
thought to be Keokuk's share of the
deficiency Other Iowa towns are now
engaged in campaign for the same
laudable purpose. 1t is safe to say
that Keokuk will not be behind 9TH
er towns in the state in supplying this
deficiency Keokuk is always prompt
in answer to such calls and is not
likely to neglect this appeal.
Tomorrow, bright and early, Ed. S..
Lotion, into whose hands the matter
of raising Keokuk's quota of the de-
ficiency was placed, and Frank M. Jones
will cart out to finish UP the undertake
ing and If the people are as liberal as
they usually are and are expected to
be this time, it is thought the whole
matter can be closed up and sufficient
funds raised to amply supply lib
eral quota from Keokuk people of the
deficiency. This is an emergency
case and everything Connected with it
must be done promptly and quickly,
and will admit of no time for hesita-
ton and delay. Let all be ready to
meet Mr.. Lotion and Mr.. Jones when
they call in the Keokuk generous and
hospitable way .
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Harsh physics react, wes-en the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
Doan's Regulets operate easily. tons
the stomach. cure constipation Csc
Ask your druggist for them.-kdve..
tisement.
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Daily River Bulletin.
River Forecast.

Rainfall for the past "a hours, AZ.
Mean temperature 25th, 6S.
Lowest temperature, So
Highest temperature, rs.
Lowest temperature last night, 60.
FRED 2. GosEWIsCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
Leaves for the EAST.

Mrs. Hugh Il Cooper will leave to-
morrow for the east to be present at
the graduation of her daughter. Miss
Agnes Cooper, who graduates from
college for young women near Stan
ford, Conn.
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keokuk.
Ottunwa.
PHYSICS Of Its PolitIcs.

From the Boston Advertiser: The
Britisher is finding that his women
folk are quite as stubborn as he is
himself. The irresistible body has met
the immovable body and it is this
which makes England interesting 70.
day.
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After a heavy meal, take couple
Of Doan's Regulets. and give your
stomach. liver and bowels the help
they will need. Regulets bring easy,
regular passages of the bowels.-Ad.
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Said to be Extra Good.

The Hippodrome's bill changes to.
lisht and an entire new program is
: De offered. The announcement IN
1uhaay's paper of the four top-notch.
|audeyille acts was received with d
sseat amoant Of pleasure by the pat
Ishs OF the theater who look to the
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Birthday Social.

Plans are being completed for the
birthday social to be given at the
Trinity Nj. e. church Thursday even
ing for the benefit of the Ladies Aid
society. A musical program has been
arranged which will include a solo by
Mrs. w j. Hubert, piano duet by
Miss Ida Heule and Mrs. Belzer, ac-
companied by Ben Pelz on the violin,
songs BIZ a male quartettes violin solo
by Ben Pelz and readings by Mrs.
Mcpherson and Mrs. Ayers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26

Impure blood runs you makes
you an easy victim for organic dis
eases. Burdock Blood Bitters puriies
the blood-cures the cause--builds
you up.-Advertisement.
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local Manufacturere, AssoeiatIon.

Iowa Factories: The following
cities have active local Manufactur-
ers Associations or bureaus;
Sioux City.
Keokuk.
Ottumwa
These are active organizations of
the local manufacturers. There s
nothing so much nedeed in Iowa today
as these local Manufacturers Asso-
Citations. There ought to be 100 in
Iowa. and every one of them should be
keen, alive. and active, with a rousing
meeting the first Tuesday, in each
month that is Manufacturers Day.
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Weather Conditions.

Conditions indicate fair weather for
this section tonight and Tuesday, with
cooler tonight and becoming warmer
Tuesday.
Daily River Bulletin.
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w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED Modern furnished room
with board in private family; give
full details. Address r. E., this Oh.
fee.
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FOR RENT Modern room flat, 51O
Morgan street. Phone 1S51-Red.
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Woman,s Whist Club.
Mrs. Edmund Jaeger, Io4 Grand
avenue, will entertain the Woman's
Whist club tomorrow afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26

ruins with view of discovering the
cause of the accident.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
for light housekeeping, ground floor.
727 North Ninth Phone 1S58-Red.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-26
GOATS STEAL WIN
FROM BLUE LABELS
Game at Old Fair Ground Sunday
Morning, strongly Con-
f. tested.

The Blue Labels ond Goats played
well-contested game of base ball at
the fair grounds Sunday morning. The
score resulted as follows:
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE New American adding
machine. address Machine. care
Gate City office.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 IT. speed
launch, 4 cylinder, 4 cycle Buffalo
motor with Bosch magnetic, auto con.
troll, mahogany interior. Address 6,
K. Adler. box 464, Ottumwa. Iowa.
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Read The Daily cate City.
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WANTED Girl for general house,
work Apply 725 North Eighth,
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WANTED chambermaid at Hotel
Keokuk