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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-19

IN awarding these prises every letter,
! Of the many thousands received, was
carefully read and every precaution
taken by the judges to make the result
tair TO every competitor.
FIRST PRIZE, $1,000
10 Seass. ices A1sssaSe Ts0pss, chscaos
IND PRIZE, $500
Z. ". Moore. Scsaatea, p.
Sd PRIZE, $3.50
e.A.Deseses. Mlassspsas Journal. AGiassapsils
FIVE $leo PRIZES
d ca a. j issh i6 Ax Es IT, NJ,
p. ~. Lemon. 81 Norway g., Bossoa
L y. Iodss. lzSS css s - H.. ia
TEN $50 PRIZES
N. o. Burns, i102 Monroe g.. BsitiDoFO
Z. HAban. Ia Cellar st.. Newark
I. Haight $50 First Az, Mount Vernon, n. z.
4 Jackson, Glen Riddle, Pa.
=, u kayior, 1894 Columbus Ave-, fittaough
=. Z. Miiey. Il Day 81, Providence. r. l.
Z. Ee'nne ., q SovsA Peotia g.. Chicaso
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-19

Dressma king Needs
loo for 40 piece SILK Seam Band
Ing.
500 for .5c box a. lb.) Bank Pins.
all brass: sizes .. I, 8.
$50 for zoe box ~ -lb.) Dressmak-
ers' SILK Pins.
100 for three &c spools BastinG
Cotton, 500 yards.
900 for 26c gross (S cards) MEL
ba" or Gretchen" Rustproof Hooks
and Eyes.
a6o for gross sonomors Dress Fas-
teners.
100 for box Chalk.
Pins
100 for three Sc cards dimbsis
savoy" Safety Pins.
leo for two l2c cubes Gimbels I'm
ported Glass-head Pins. best quality.
100 for paper Gimbels best I'M
ported English Pins. 500 pins TO
paper.
100 for three 80 boxes Countess"
Hairpins. black or brown.
DO for six boxes Wire Hairplns.
black or brown.
400 for Fancy HAirpin Cabinet
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-19

Last Day for.
Qualifying in the
Golf Tournament
All scores Of qualifying
rounds in the CIMBEL
Golf Tournament must be
handed in by tomorrow
night - one score . day
allowed. Prizes for the low.
est qualifying round. The
Mems and Women's Tour
naments at match play be-
gin on Wednesday-best six
teen scores qualify for each
event. Prizes to winner
and runner-up in each.
Golfers are having keen delight
over this ideal approaching and
putting course, which 10 . real
test Of good golf. Don't miss
qualifying today or tomorrow.
II you have not already done 20.
Sporting Deeds Section, I n.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-19
Saving zoe
On Scaloped Sheets

Twenty csnss ON = ahsst amounts 10
= good deal II you arc buying . Sum-
msr's supply. This saving y possible
on Shssts Of the excellent GIMBCL
"Durabls" brand. fully blssehsd,
handsomely scallopsd andin tan sisss,
nom NxSo IN, at 100. usually e0c.
to 90 Z 100 In. At o1.lo. usually 80,
6isss q givvn arc before finishins.
6esllopsd Pillow Cess 10 match, %
= u IN, 80 saah, usually s5s.
Oees0d UOSe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-19

Tapes and Brsids
= .oS s &c fer three 30 rolls nnslish
- e !. i .'Io real i'-y.ra Twill Tap" X
$50 for two loo pieces Linssris
Tape. - yards: fast color.
30 for piece Black Aohair Skirt
90 for piece Feathsrstitch Braid.
400 for two f6c pieces BulgAftAa
Washable Trimming Braid.
Threads
ESQ for six 10 balls L. Y. Fpeuch
Darning Cotton, looks like silk.
1i isS f %sr Twp ioo 'Dool' B.rSour's
100 for three 10 spoois Bsldins
Bros Dsrnins SILK.
400 for three 30 spoois Black Sew.
ing Silk.
Shoe Findings
loo 100 for three So pair -Nsvsrersah"
iso. 900 ana $50 tor pair Tie Laoss.
silk braid or ribbon: black. tan
white.
lso for two 100 Felt Dsubsrs.
600 for Reversible Felt PolishAPs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
HUSBANDS QUAIL
WITH holy HORROR
Architects Of Ferinlty- TO Held !
Very Important Convention 10
Chicago Tomorrow.

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CHICAGO, Feb. 3Goodgisht 70
the fashions The ladies' tailors hare
banned them.
The association OF Consolidata
Ladies' Tailors-a name 10 make any
husband quail with terror the thlrd
OF the month Is going 10 hare con
rention here tomorrow and L IS gciEE
10 be mo style- convention L =
going 10 show tailors how 10 be ar
chitects OF femininityn and women
how to- 1T the gown TO the indirida
atty.
As statement By one Of the OH
GERS, why should a fat woman y
forced to wear a tube goTn and
weak little mouse Of 3 woman one 0
these martial .hussars
The association pauses for a rsps
So do billion husbands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
H.is.r Uzsisturpeo.

I tTaEte1 Press Tsase5 wire fs-wsce. I
BERLIs. Feb s.-Ordeya ~ere gT-
n today fo- the imperial yacat Efoi7-
emblem % procee1 70 Venice cn
re5rua-F -. 70 PICK up sbe Eziser
aad tsks bin 81 Corf5. The know-
ledge int the -gIer planned 10 take
his ssas! s7riag outing Al Co-tu was
7aken ~ an Indication taat tn kaiser
does nat expert any seriors snteTna-
tioslsl coTnDlics agns grov'ng out O,
the Basksn rar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
BULGARIAN CABINET
HOLD MEETING
The Note From the Kaiser Said to be
the Subject Under
Consideration.

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SOFIA. Feb. 3 Gar Ferdinand To-
day called a hastr special meeting OF
the Bulgarian cabinet and It was said
that the note from the German kaiser,
presented b. Germany's minister here
was under consideration.
The kaiser, in friendly terms, strong
~ discouraged further fighting in the
Balkans. and said that the Turkish
proposals were foundation for further
peace negotiations.
Bulgaria is ready to lombard AID,
rsanople half minute after seven
O'Clock, the hour when the armistice
oficially expires, and yet there ia nc
desire en- the part OF this government
TO affront Germany or any other OF
the powers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the aipPcdrome.

Today opened the new bill at the
Eippodrome with four acts instead of
the three that has been the custom
heretofore. Manager Angel declares
that this viii be followed as long as
the PAT roDage OF the theatre viii war
rant it and his efforts for first class
vaudeville house viii doubtless be APP
preciated BIZ the Keokuk theatre
goe.s. The present bin IS headed BIZ
the SuteIiffe troupe of Scotch pipers,
dancers and acrobats- seven in NUM-
Der, who are said to be sensational in
the extreme. Stewart and Pearl in a
comedy plsylet. Tommy's MISTAKE
are also headIiners aud should be
seen. Mabel Harper is an eccentric
comedienne whose work has evoked
considerable favorable press com
ment, and Strong and Strong. the last
act. are said to be among the best on
the circuit. Latest motion pictures
complete the bili.-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
FOUR PERSONS
FIRE VICTIMS
In Blaze Which Destroyed the ST.
Nicholas Apartment House
at Sacramento.

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4 SACRAMENTO, Calf. Feb. s.
-Four persons perished In The fire
which destroyed the ST. Nicholas
apartment house here Sunday, was
the belief OF The police today follow
ing an ls-hour investigation. The
search of the ruins OF the building
has not been discontinued. but The
authorities believe it will disclose no
further corpses. Eleven persons are
injured. one Of whom will die.
The fire started as the result OF an
oil explosion in the basement. There
were eighty persons in the building
at the time. many of whom were still
abed. The lives OF many were saved
by the Misses Mary COPYRIGHT and
Frances Reddick, mattresses. who
went through the burning structure
and aroused the occupants. Four of
.hese failed to reach the exits in
time and persisted. m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
Y.W.C.A. NOTES

Miss EdEa Porter today assumed
her duties az acting secretary of the
+. VI. G. A. and Mss Edna OtHar-a
LEFT for Iowa City TO enter the liberal
arts departments Of the state univer-
zity.
The Keolo campfire VIII meet this
eTening AZ eight O'Clock
5ifzs Elma Habentcht actively be-
gan her duties as visiting nurse today
and received msny calls at her head
quarters AZ .ne Y. ". G. A. The work
has begun ausDiciously and much is
expected from this philaathropical
movement
rae Council campfire meeting has
been postponed until next week be
cause ~ tfe inability Of afiss Alton,
the leader. 70 be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

.sxsirF zzd othsT arrseZea Ezs pixies
nD trg- taa soor ~ the posscs
TIE ro-cre-. fire souEzisEzczer ard
zxa1s-a-- 1istrte- s-soE=y examined
TIE .1sz-rs III fo1zd zsz & had Al
liz APPLIANCES demanded ~ lar Ta=
5ysE1eiEszz defect Ezs The fight =
steps osla5zs me szzI5tzx 5zE saegs
Vzs 70 szE azkz-g Il coEPzlsory n
1zTs eIsss On TIE gro-ad Ievs1
Stss1s- Fss a-rssssd and reid f
s1s5 5aft. He d roz biznes BIG me
gsssE-e, hoEsTsr- 5ecs1ss OF hts
prompt scttcz II putting OFT .h=
asszs ard h.s ssESrt. 10 calm the
croEd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

40. s1s szvs Ezzs sArse IL
ss17s q Asks1 = Ms Lea :.
ro1sas1 zs7aarFr E7yaE rsss
sesss sss Mo- EesrSrl5zs vs.
5Fszzl = ne Bryza ecsrssrazae
n Esss-sssry 8 sae trssszry sAs1
EssSss-z an s1a- sss zs1e - As
1czzrs1 - $50 s71 1c
- alrz.s a1szs since zssS
e s=sllE5 q VIZ vas sssn n
= sss ssyzzs SrEass
sse1 " s1s rsszs1 =
sssssslsz 81 sSs Hysz -
$50 ra-sss
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s@-y s.
50 Sc 81 sol e = IT CAB
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l@a sS1 u II RS slsr-
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- = Aas ee1n stses1 for Mo
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2 - as sso
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- - e ea1se-
49, 1.-1-<es-'- N5ss- a6e =
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
PAY TRIBUTE to
GOOD ST. BR|G|D
Lssses- ssxssszry Q. sfse a O Il
ssS9sss L-ss sseaizs
~ 81 Peters
DELIVER MANY ToAsTs
FssAsr Glas-seE- Aracuaees cSn.-us-
Pssssd Trsp e u. E=erzIc
Isss-Fzsaer kis.sne
sreaks.
DELIVER MANY ToAsTs

aE evszlag TIE feast q, 81.
Esrs<sd saA -sNsrrv Of Ekin, she ladies
azsgilzzrT A. O h gave 3 suraasHosas
ezaszsE 10 tie members ard cfergy q,
sss CITY IN 81 Peters auditorium
Icst c. the members zttesded bit
% sss ces7 regret CT ali Father Dun,
nsol and Gfgsinger rsrs absent. oz,ng
20 TIE exceeding ezd wes-aer.
Atssr The nEocatioa BIZ Father
Esszazs scoslF number helped them
sssTss 10 as are s nsnu as the gen.
srcSss gs1sas and soczable good ladies'
erzs6 fzraIzn
Acting As POSTMASTER. Father Giles
PIE generously thanked the ladies' for
The liberal parse presented him last
summer He spoke Of the loyaI and
beosTole1t spirit Of the Irish race and
o. his contemplated trip in the near
future 10 the emerald isle
Father kfssane In choice words
gave glowing tribute 10 some char.
acteristic Irish traits in general and
10 the nasroaes. Of the /. A. o. o. H,
in particular. He dweit On the R;ngIy
parentags Of ST Brigfd whose TAI;
beza1T inspired the age of chivaiary,
whose inventive genus frst patronsz
ed christian art, whose constructive
mind bound the first book on record
those deep devotion first inspired
convent life. Concluding with appro
pirate remarks on Irish lore of free,
dom and their present political condf
tons, Father kissane emphatically
spoke for home rule
Among the toasts vera Mrs. J.
WEIGH, Mrs ] MoeIler. Mrs. Watson
Ars- H Williams and Miss Mary
BRASIL.
The NEXT important event OF the
order will be banquet on March Il,
St Patrick's day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
REVIVAL SERVICES
ARE CLOSED
-soss He'd = sss Trsasg n. z
chzr1a usss very s111ss+
fus - ~
Lfn.s
ARE WELL PLEASED
Lss1srs n sssrr-ent Are ss.lg Frsss-
st sas PRAISE %. Lzna-7p
Fsr His Fsns
Eo-S-


TIE rsTsrzi services ssss azve tsez
e gogrsss - sss Trinity 81 z
salreA veTs brought - csose lar
EnAs series q rsTfTzE mses-
iSgs hare asea one u TIE zsost So.
s=sssza sTs- ccr61etsd ~ tEs T-tzsty
en8ra - the scribe last srsz5og
ssy z@r raez1h@Es vsrs szkea Is.
o faia uszzAsraatr ard tas ordsrs5c=
o 1zssszr1 E.zs saEalzts.srsd 10 twe4Te
1sv e7zTsr1z
Dzs1rg lie rsTtTzz. rze zssdrsd III
trc pe-sozs we're ssz1 70 ta@ ssss o.
saelr Nasssr z-1 sccgptsd Hin ~
snssr savs7v- FortE-oze % these en-
ssEzs 1aFs United ~Efa tie ca9-ea ard
szrZs 5gEzcz u tae remainder sEzl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
co,onel Nelson In Court.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Serrtcel
KANSAS CITY, No, r'eb. 30
motion to Quash the writ Of haoeas
corpus granted Colonel ". R. Nelson
publisher of the star. was filed g,
day by Attorney o. H. Dean as @friena
of the court, On behalf OF Cireu',
Judge J. A. Guthrie who sentences
Nelson 10 jail Saturday for one ga
for contempt Of court. Attorney Desa
will argue for his motion this aite'
noon. II 1t is granted Nelson Hps'
go to jail. II 1t is denied. the ~
will be up for hearing in tSs -
supreme court Wednesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
HENRY T. CLARKE
FOUNDER OF OMAHA
Died at Excelsior Springs, Me-, This
Morning at the Age Of
Eighty Years.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 3.-Henry 7.
Clarke. Sr., 50. one of the founders OF
Omaha and known all over the United
States for his interest in the improve.
ment OF natural waterways. died this
morning at Excelsior Springs. No. A
complication of troubles caused his
death after he had spent several
months in an effort to regain his
health.
Mr.. Clarke came 10 Omaha In the
very earliest days. He Is the found
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

VIZ zen Ea-t : rsaabss nedscssns
.c- co-sh o. cold tzks Chamber
gz.1;s Co5sh EszsdF. Il can aIEzys
5-e 6e1s1es6 r1ou aid e pleasant and
gate 70 szke- For ssIs by WEzktnsoa
& Co pha-lscy, and J. 2. giedzisea
Z CcG-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
Pspke Goes TO Paris.

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CHICAGO, Feb. D. Bound for
Paris. where ne viii meet FRANK
Klaus on March 5, Billy Papse passed
Through town todag on his way from
KeTanee. III lie stopped long enough
70 say NJ would settle McGoorty's
claim 70 the middie-weight champion
ship e the Latter would come 10 Paris
Papke Ikea the French fight game.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
Alderman Fined.

CHICAGO. Feb. 3-Aldernian =
Tearney was today fined $40 e.
costs for two offenses in yiolating v
saloon closing law By Keeping opsa
after one a. m. Tearney admitted ~
place was open after the closing hoa'.
This is the second conviction s.
Tearney. He was fined $50 for IL
same offense last wesks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
FIREMAN BADLY HURT
By ESCAPING STEAM
Earle as1sfe q 1919 Estes Stree. the
unforrrst> Victim Ct Escsr
Ing Stes~.

Ez-f sTa-kse, 1913 gg-es street, q
fireman ez2soyea By the g 2. e q.
~as bzdiy scaIaa last night Thsn a
Etea-a pipe or Zig engine #as broken
III a1c ne live eteaa fifled the cab.
Eis Sands and a-z1s we're horribly
sczsdeS an5 he -zs rEsEied 10 locz1
aes5sfas ssd gswez medical attention.
.tltaorgh Bis fsslrfes are extremely
pzsntzI. they IRE n9t dangerous ard
n 1sil be ozs IL fer dars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
Senator's Lie Threasen.d.

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ALTON. H., Feb. State senatoi
Edmund BealI OF this ctr left 'o'
Springfield today. carving in ~
pocket d letter threatening him WIZ
death if he introduced bill in h'
Illinois legislature imposing a tax o.
bachelors. Senator Beall said u
would present the bill tomorrow.
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eex.rnsr eslnsrss hsssElant peze

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TRENTON, S r.. FEB. 2.-Ta1es
J. Gallagae9, Who 81 sHgust 9. 1870.
Faot sfsgor Gsgacr os sser York Ctr
IN tae HEX while On 2 Eoboken Die~.
died II the Stste zsYi8ra .odzz 0.
psyeEls Gallagher 7sa admitted 70
prism here il 1915, BIT rs reuoTea
70 he hozRisal s5ouf yezr later.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
Knees Became Stiff
Fsve Yeass 81 Seer Rhessnnatsssn

So 1S1z8 - 1890 - ~ s-S1ks
ne xw-e ~ EsF--- y s-asHs sr- Is
EsTrcn Szress Essrcs- Mrs.. 81 zr.sassa-
TlrSrsE ar ssszS Ssssa
Tezz E-zse z@5stz=as nszs Ssrc'--iss1 n
rzsEr r-ss1 wzsrr aziss-S AzEe azc-sr2y-
zzEssss ~ -esSs-ssz Ssvs SUI
Fsrszss fr,rzrr reassz-rz s5sEn Ssva ygz-S 1t
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sssrEe ~ ST rs <zs e-ss2 EazTT
rresssszzsss wAarzs reef sAH1 sssS
Es1sTs Ss~xz EasS~ ssrser ss5s Erzsra
Es-zsz- 2xG z1s@ gs1szsz5sz -zE ssz< Fn-
rz-eer r-rsss -srsszss-a1 Ssasssz s. :
ss=s II r-z5zr IN s.ExE zsz;zzs5 ssz-- g.
eASs1Ez-sss szsz<z szssz SaxSatAhe,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
TIE WORLDS MARKETS

Steer. s7-ssas 20 COW
fs.sed zoe, ssockers ana ssl'
ss-s5a s.s5. csIxss ssasas .ssd
and ssags es-T5as
Hog receipts sss0s ms,...
e strong Bulk. $3.50 81 '''
Sheep receipts s.lsee ,s.-.
sseady YeariEngz. sss5a-4. y
ers. s5-915ss. lamas. No.. =
eres, ss-15G5ie
Kansas City LIv. s.oe,
KANSAS CITY FEB So.
csipts II eeas market STEADY e .i -
Steers. $500 $50 COWS nj ss Ivy
ss-5sagse.: r.oeEers srs e. .ss
ss-5uG 7-7s calves. $3.50 Jass "a
Hog receipts SeaS. msras. .
to 6 higher Bulk, sTHas S. ssal
s.-35G5-ssss. medium. ,7sssss
light. s1-soa 7.55.
Sheep receipts 1905: ms-s. !,
higher lambs sse1as5s ~
s4eaGs-ia: resherz, ss0oa 5a
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. Feb. s--But,s--r,,.]
54i9c: fsrsts- ezF2ac: dairv sSs]
soc:: dairv fTrsss. CSC. y
Eggs Prime tIfsss. asse:: ~,
22zc. ''s3
Cheese Twins. lsss g 1sac: Y,,,,
Americas, 1sE GI7c.
Potatoes, 41Gf1c.
Live poultry FowI. fkauy.
ducks. fsG1Tc; geese. rsaisc. ,,. 7.
chickens. AGfz1sc: surkeys. Is
Produce Make.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3-F.oa- mai,
qufet and unchanged.
Pork market steady Ness 81;
e2oas.
Lard market steady. MIDI. :.
SPOT, sf9.seTIose.
Sugar. raT. market firm. cen,,,.
gal test 34S.. Muscarado 50 test !,
Sugar, refined, market steady q
load s5.l5:: crushed. s5a5: powder.
s4.4a1 4-ss':. GRADUATED. ss.3ea,a
Coffee Rio No. : On SPOT, isat
TsIlor market quiet. Ctr. 81,
country. s7s1sHe.
Hay market quiet and vsak. prin
s1-oaE Loo; No. 3. T5G soc: chr,
75as5c.
Dressed pouitrr market ra,,
Turkeys. IIG24c: chickens, 1879,
fowls. 1SG1Tc. ducks 1oGIsc
Lire poultry market quiet Gees
1ss Ducks. 17Gfec;; fowls. 1876. tn
keys, 1s91sc; ROSTERS, lie; chkssn
I4c.
Cheese market firm Stat. MI
common to special. 14Gfslsc:: ski
common to specials. 5aiic. 4
skins, 7d5c.
Butter market firmer: receiy
5.ss3 tabs. Creamery extras, 81
dairy tubs. 22GSsc; imitation cres
cry firsts. e4Ge5t,.
Egg market firm: receipts II
caees Nearby white fancy. aad3l
nearby mixed fancy, .sGssc: he'
2sMa7.c-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

T5s -e-s rse-e--g zsss Testsrcsy
ssss--osr q worrsg 81 es-@cazI rzen-
sso'- 4 large rTo#S szs present 70
Bar E-- Lati-ops address, o. Tse
Tssss " LIE i sgpezrsd 10 eae~s
1-ssEe1 II o1e q s1s 6crso-es ber- as5-
s-easesy s-1 lg-zng 10 ezs-s dis
ess1-s@ ~ aess s1s es0e@ zstsn11o1 o.
liz z@95e-ea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03
OKLAHOMA is
SNOW BOUND
The Worst Storm in the Memory OF
the Oldest inhabItant is
Raging There.

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TULSA, Okla. Feb g. Northeast
eYn Oklahoma today is snowbound
and the worst storm In the memory
OF the oldest inhabitant is still on, af.
ter raging furiousIy for fifty hours.
Snow in places has drifted to a depth
OF ten feet Business over wide
area is at standstIll and street car
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IElpnre blood rEss you duTn-makes
ron an EASY victim for organic dis
eazes- Burcock Blood Bitters purifas
ire hlond-cures the cause-builds
you rD.--AdTeTtisemens
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

service here is paraiyzed. Trains are
running from two to ten hours late,
and telegraph service Is badly Grip
pied All operations In the oil fields
have been suspended. Hundreds o:
farmers are showed IN The weather
bureau reported g snow fan of IS
inches on the level AT noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

Wien you mare Billions attack
gi-e CharsberIaiD.s Tablets a trial
Their are excellent. For gale b5 vii
kfascn q 60. Pharmacy and J. r.
nsedaIzcn Il son--Aer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

er Of Bellevue college and recen.ly
donated q large tract Of land to tbs
institution. He Tas instrumental IN
the founding OF mothers dsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

When ron have bilious attack give
Chamberlain's tablets trisl They
are excellent. For sale By Wilkinson
& Co. Pharmacy and ]. F. Kiedaisch
& Son-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-03

Woman loves a clear. rosy complex
ION. BErdock Blood Bftters purifes
the blood. clears the akin. restores
rudy. sound health
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Woman loves Clear. rosy complex.
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters pur.Fes the
blood. clears the skin. restores rudy.
sound lth-Advertisement
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chieaaa Cash Grain.

SHs~6S1 NdSH 0satb.
CHICAGO. Feb 3.Whea,No. .
red st-EaGE fe14. No. 3 red. sE11a
los: Nc. hard. aeaa5 No. 5 hard.
saassc. No. ; spring. S6Issc.
CornNa HAsAc. No. ;
White. s,s4 q sN=.c No 5 yelloF. Az
@ Sec No 4. 4sls d 4Sc. No i White,
sSa4ssc- No. s yellow. AS. Gs7ssc.
oassNo. shise, $50 sss4c: No. 1
rhiss, ssGSlsc: standard. s4Ea
sssaac
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. Feb. Hogs Receipts
$1,000. msrse.. slow, higher: mixed
and butchers. s. 45dT- 70. good, hears
s. 40 ~. rough, heaFy, 81 soG
s-fs: ligh.. 81 soa7 10; pigs. IS oog
.174s.
Cattle Receipts. 1900: market
sseacEs beeres. ss.e5as- 20; cows and
letters. 81 aa6T, 45; stockerr and
feeders sz-75G1 GO; Texans. 81 soG
s-s5: calves. So 500 10. 90
Sheep Receipts. $500; market,
.ssesdy. strong. native. s4.soH5 90;
western si.T595. IS: lansbs, IS. soG
s-.s,, western ssGgds $50.
St Louis Live Stock
ST Louis. Feb. Cattle Re
celpss. t,aeo. market, steady Texas
receipts. 1900: native baef steers
s. s5Ga g. 90. COWS and heifers, 81 81
q Z 50. stockers and feeders. IS sSG
7-25; Texas steers. s5.s5GT 50; COW.
and hesfers. ss.I5Gs 80, calves fca,
lots). Sc. cog 10 80.
Hogs Receipts. 10000: market
steady mixed and butchers. 81 cog
Z 50; good to heavE, s7-559T 12E;
rough. 81 1917 "a; light, 81 55G7 50:
bulk 5og7-75; pigs. 81. ooes7.
Sheep Receipts. 1880. market
steady: sheep and mutton. s5 COG
6-es: lambs. s..eoG STE
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Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA. Feb. Cattle receipts
400; market slow. STEADY to easy.
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POLICE SCANDAL.
CHICAGO OUTRAGE

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Daily Range d prices

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