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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-27
NORTH BUTTE


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NORTH BUTTE
The annual report of this company
pounds in the production of refined copper in
1913 compared with the previous The companys
output was 2s3iS321 pounds, which was produced
OF s76 per pound after deducting the precious
metal which amounted BAGS cents pound This
little higher than the previous when copper
per pound
Notwithstanding in production the
increase shipments only $4,000 This was
26SF the shipped this year
-class. whereas 1912, 1879 of this grade.
The earnings of the company during the past
year sI4S7777, 1884 share the present
standing stock including any payments the addition
property These earnings sG7OOO in
Of dividends During the ssSSOOo were
in acquiring additional property that the quick
of the company reduced approximately $4,000
While company borrowing $4,000 this year
than last the copper and silver inventory shows
increase of $4,000.
The Granite Mountain shaft deepened addition
al 779 during 1919 and since the first of
year further depth 225 has made, the
shaft timbered below 5000 level.
Sinking will be completed during it
is the intention sink stump about below the
station.
This shaft is connected with the Spectator workings
eight levels stations completed four levels and
TALLY this shaft ready
production the hosting has been in
stalled 1t evidently effort keep Spectator
shaft opened during the the continual shifting
of the has made necessary frequent
pairs expected kept opened
the latter of the when the Granite
shaft and hoist will be ready for duty
According General Manager Pope the ore reserve
the company on January l, 1914 at the figure
as ii January /, 1913.
According to the quarterly report, which
yesterday with dividend checks. 20,l45 ore were
mined during the first OF this year
diminished the for the openings
Developments the $500 either quarterly
reports, the 1900 2,4OO SNOWFALL Edith
May and Adirondack veins according reports
nue TO produce averaging to 10. While
feet wide, it is high grade Faung very notice
able the SNOWFALL the levels although
where the vein is place. proven of the average
width and value
ing off from the average for the year. being only G7
1873 pounds of copper
North Butte has property in the Butte
East Side mineral district All property which the
scription Of this new property has been given.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-27
WiNoNA-

This company counts increasing it's present daily
tonnage OF 700 up to 1000 within the next weeks.
the aoor desired Is at hand and all that employed
Tor long period Is available The now numbers
men, There are about 25 former strikers at winona
whom places have found Stopping was resumed
TINS week at the 18Th 14th and 18th This work
stopped when the strike broke at that time these
openings were turning the in the mine Work
viii be pressed there company needs the cop
per Mt this time The management counts on showing
fair profit for Mays operations
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-27

Continued on 7th Page, Coils. s, 6, :.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

e%orrun9 burh Die quit Su idlBen.
Sic rlsben iid nit @obIseriihen elm.
I'M iih BEN nnheren @sidIshtt an.
ilebenoer Sn MAIDEN. 3isIsIbe print.
tloe Eflese o:s 9orpers finoet iih ouh
bel ben lulIoen 80Itern u%nlsrer Gage.
Ter &orpsr miro ii it fir ben
4ebsnstdmpf uno usrit0nt nm Der
GlteIteli pjlen. osnn Gitelteit 1T
cine Glsenlhaft Die Der @edIehts.
trieb 5sttl9t. out ipenn tie pers
9etitt9te 5Ormeu annimmt. Wiht
nmlonIt limb uno waren Die woauItlos
item Boiler tueaen ibrer @iteIteit be.
rilbmt, IN ben 1nsen beS N~ltertbums
Die Atbener uno III u~nieisr Selt Die
5ran5oisn.
9urb bic wnhisuoe Gultur muroen
Die belben Iriebe, Die sur 8Hsse bss
S0rpers fabrten, Ser Irieb Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

den, eriteiut ibreu ais b6diter 9ebenSs
9enuB. 0as naturlihe ReIultat 1T,
oaB uab neni9en Sabren Die meiIten
BON linen lire rctben Baden perlieren
unb 10 ,oiSpeptiid" uno nerpds per.
ben. mle ibre neuen Qanosleute. Sebr
hduiig babe ih in ben Ndhfommeu BON
@ingewanoerten oen a|lmdbli9en 6lds
gang Der @eIunobeit beobahtet.
@roBuater uno @robnutter. in Der
oIten 9elmatb auige5o9en. iino in bobem
NIter seiuno nnb rllti9. Die 5peite
Generation. in oieiem ~sele9netsn 9an6e
aui9eSogen. 1T ifon i'm mitlIeren Mlter
NIT alien m09 tlfen &rantbeiten geplagt,
nno bic 8roBflnoer lino ihpn I'M Sim
oesaIter bIutarm. neru0s uno nit olisn
m0gIiden dronilden Qeiosn bebafiet.
Dle Statiititen belueiien. onB in u~niereu
@%robltdoten. NO Die Qebeusbeoinaunqen
uno @enpbnbslten nod mnatirlider
lino ipie ouf Dem Qanoe, Die plerte
.citpsbreb" Generation nuS1tirbt,
menn oas ihle6te 8lut Der Staoter
ni6t oufgeiriiht miro ourd bns geiuns
bere 8Iut Der friid @ingeluanoerten
aug ben 2Gnoern bes u6roliben @uros
pas.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

Sdger, 0Irteu
uno arle9srpoIitr
Der dItsiten 3ett
pfle9ten 1tbIsuidbe
II b II gen
Stllulmmen. 9b.
bartu q. Sic
ihmeioi9ten ihrs
Qaut nit Set
ten auer 9lrt, nm
lie 9egeu Die u Sc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
&orprpfese lit after ll,o lit ne1er 3eit.
c philoiophiit.oelt i d,tlihe Set
Uort Sricorid5 SrcRio in 2Iitudjen.


Il uterttges, Ser6noerlt6eS~
un lbrer XbdutaIje. Die ourd taulenSe
ReiSs Der Stdbt in itduoi9sr. Sitsa
ternoer 8eweauua srbaItsn lptrea~
Nahrunl gebtH IA t6unen.
Gurh ote 1ppen Der biloeuoen 2unIa
beS 8rtsteHtbumS 1T bisie 8anblung
oes trle9eriiheu Sbsals gum ltaotiiben
Soeal III uerful9sn. DlUnplos oer
8drti9s. Der &eife. wirO Ionsiam
gum ieIigen 8uabsu.
Sir Die 90rperpHese bsbeutet odS.
bo6 uidt auSidIieBlih mebr in Der
Yaldl.rn, in DER &insibuls, i'm Meera
babe uno in DEN faltsn Guelen uno
Baden Nbb6rtuna une %aroitanlpnns
nung gepflegt tueroen, Die 0aut wirH
ourh belize 8doer. ourh Dampi unes
Maiia9e ssihmeioiat. nit wobIrieteu~
ben @iienSsn aus Sprien uno Reriieir
sepHs9t. Die Ndgel psrosn eeieiIt.
Ole 3dhns lusi6 nnb aldnSsno 9erisben-
ole 9eheu iueroen nit Htneen unes
9 einen 9sihmiidt, UNI oui ibre 3ier~
Ilhtelt auimsrfIam Su MAIDEN. biiIenoe
@eludnber iusrbsn anseIest. 6a niht
rIshr Die M uStuIntur mirten lol.
i%onoern Die ele9aute 9aItuna.
0aS sriedi de uno in Der 5oIge
oaS r0mtlde N%Itertbum bilosie
beloe &idtunssu DER 3Orpsrpfls9e bis
in Die Iebten @oniequsnssu ans.
Die riefiaen lleberreIte Der
NGoer oes dItertbums 9sben 9eua.
niB oauou. GS uaren 5portsa
paid lte, in osnen Fan
euoe YlaB inubsu. ia wurben
tOrperllAe llebuugen oler Grt eftriea
ben, pom Ietdtsn Ballpisle OH bis gum
6uuit' uno Giustampie. @S wuree
9efohten. gerittsu uuO ssfabren. Damn
f3l9ten WnIiase. Stuibs nne 0ampf-
baoer, talle abrelbuuseu, 3uiten.
Torfor9e i'll Ole ueppigen y
Nber aud fir Die ueppisen mur
geior9t. 8ebagIib labsu lie ben Nna
itrengun9en ibrer Witbiir9sr ~, lieBen
lib beotenen bon ih0uen Staotns
men. nit prideluoem Wein ma
ihen. in Wtld baoen. Die Wpoe
betldte eS. ale 6nnre oes &brpers sn
entternen. IS 8olt unnppstitlih. beS
Gid etnen bebnarteu Arm 5u Seisen-
Die " oblra trtbeit baben biz
Romer Der Neu5eit. Die s ngl6noer.
bon ibren poIitjidsn &Oriabren ibsr-
uomnten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

pEA x | II Xxx 4uHyIuuh ACluHpktA.
0tele Spnotruna uolio9 llh nit Der
@rluouu9 uon Stnot9emeinihdfteu.
GAS 9auo ihniit 1rahten. Die
Staot ihafit Wooen. 9as 9auo
bat ipolI ettIs 9esnihen. Die start
aber brinal Stuber. .Ganoies"
hsrocr. Ani Dem 9lno gebort sur
9Orperlhonheit itstS arat I. Sn Der
Stnbt tdanen eiuSelnc Hsise fir iih
aeipiiisrmnBsu a h TRAIT auf Die lens
liblersn Nerpen wirtsn.
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trie9erilher @runolase. Die 8ur.
ger limb wafienfabise MANNER. BON De-
neu elmer fir Den anoeren eiuItebt gum
seQenisitisen Sdute. Die griehis
de Staottultur 1T elm llrbilo allen
StdbtemsisuS. g8ir tOnnsn ss III oislsn
alien Slaoteu oes Nltertbuns p~eripl'
gen, iuis GROCER @erth suudhlt nui
StdbIung uno Z iiht maiden
beS 9orpsrs fir ben 8ampi. fir ben
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miro @leihe8 9siorbsrt CUR @rbai~
tun9 Ser &afis. 81 9ebbrt
@r6Be gu Den lieben sriehiihsn 6prs
%berun9en Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gin raffinirtes Sports
ipltem.
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ipOrtliher lebun9en muroe ourh oIes
les Soeal oss arte9ertbums 9eieitt9t.
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biIbun9 Der Strait. Der 0emanotbeit,
Sdoift llnterbiloun9eno Der Wu8s
teln, perdnoert BEN 30rper in 0uis
f%allenoer @elie. GS 9ilt Stoolen i'm
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rdib mas aus inn meroen Tam, etne
gemiHe l~lnreife, Die einen leionoeren
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Die Ybantoiie msut al8 oas @emors
oene. 9ns llnreifs 9enieBt Die
9r0Bere 6iirior9e uno 2lebe Der
@1rtner.
so entitebt in Der mdnnllhen Strait.
tuItur bes 8riehentbums cine belons
oere Ni,ptun9 ourh Die Qiebe. bic
6iriprge far ooS Sun9e. onS Ser.
anreiien6e. Nus oielem 3riebe
entpidelt iih Die Nnertennuns oeS
ihDuen 9 hetnes. uno 10 entItebt
oas SoeoI ltaotlider SdDubeit ibers
bnupt. 4ie Wenidsn Der Stnot mollen
nidt Oas 6ertise. bos Nusges
reiite; 1ie wiihideu Nnoeutungen,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-20
Attorney General Brickell
Submits Biennial Report
Recommendations Embodied in Pleas and Made Part of Report
Would Change Appeals System and Alter Trial
When Insanity is Plead

Montgomery. December 19.-(Spe-
eial. )-Suggestions as to legislation
necessary to promote the efficiency of
the Office of the attorney general and
to a proper administration of the af-
fairs of state are made by Attorney
General Robert c. Brickell in his let
ter transmitting his biennial report to
the governor of Alabama. The attor-
ney generals report was issued today.
The recommendations made by the
attorney general are embodied in bills
which are made part of his report.
The first matter to which he calls at
tention relates to appeals in criminal
cases to the supreme court. Under the
present system a criminal after con-
yiction may prevent his appeal from
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-20

state the same number of challenges
as the defendant"
Insanity Plea
The attorney general recommends
that where q defendant, after indict-
ment. pleads insanity, that his plea
should be SO amended as to allow the
plea OF not guilty. and that the plea of
not guilty by reason of insanity should
also be tried by a separate jury.
Regarding the special charge system
the attorney general declares that the
present system Ii of more injury to
the state of Alabama in the enforce
ment of Its laws and the administra-
ton OF justice, both civil and GRIM
inal, than all other defects which would
be pointed out"
He further recommends that the at
torney general, with the approval Ct
the governor. should employ all special
counsel, who should be under the di-
rection and control of the attorney
general.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-20

reaching the higher court in from eight
to ten months. The attorney general
recommends that all bills of excep-
tions in criminal cases must be pre-
scented to the trial judge within 40
days after sentence has been pro-
nounced by the court and the true date
of the presentation of the bill of ex-
ceptions must be Endorsed thereon by
the judge and the bill of exceptions
must be signed by him within 20 days
after the presentation thereof TO him,
and the Judge must file said bill of
exceptions in the clerks office as soon
as signed by him."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-20

The attorney general next recon-
mends that the laws Regulating the
number of challenges in criminal cases
should be so amended as to allow the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-06

attending the celebration Of the tenth
anniversary of the founding of the
Washington Hebrew temple has re-
ceived notification of his selection as
a member of the committee which
will arrange for the International
Peace Congress at the Hague next
year. The committee meets in New
York next Wednesday. The Rev. DR..
Abram Simon, of Washington Tenn
pie. Is a brother-in-law of Rabbi
Freund.
During the absence of Rabbi
Freund, former Rabbi S. Friedman
will conduct services at Ohev Sholom.
Rabbi Freund will return tomorrow.
Special Baptismal Services.-At the
Maclay Street Church of God next
Wednesday evening at 7.3O o'clock,
special baptismal services will be held
under the direction of the Rev. J. c.
the Rev. Mr.. Forncrook baptized
eighteen persons, and at the special
service next week he will baptize about
half that number. In about three
weeks of revival meetings in the Ma
clay Street Church of God there were
twenty eight converts. On next Sun
day morning fellowship meeting will
be held for the new members when
the converts of these meetings will be
taken into the church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-06

gospei songs under the leadership of
j. Frank Palmer was helpful and in
teresting. The C. E. choral union
rendered selection entitled, "He
Draweth Near" after which the ad
dress or the evening was delivered
by w. q. Lands, Philadelphia, sec
retary State Sunday School Associa
ton, on the subject, "a Housetop
Vision"
Two banners were awarded-one to
the societies having a membership
under fifty and one to the societies
over fifty, on the basis of the largest
percentage of their members present
at the rally.
The Covenant Presbyterian Society
won the first banner, membership 30
present 20; and the Fourth Street
Church or God won the second ban
ner, membership 66, present SO.
Two Bibles will be awarded to the
societies working on the efficiency
campaign from March l to Septem-
Der L. The two societies making the
highest points in three standards Of
efficiency will win the Bibles.
Good Results at Olivet.-Large at
tendance is encouraging the workers
at Olivet Presbyterian church where
the Rev. DR.. I. w. Bagley Is preach
ing this week. Last night his subject
was "The Hard Things God Can Do
For Your Soul" The music Is In
charge of r. Il. Webster.
Rev. Freund on Committee.-Rabbi
c.. l. B'reund, of Ohev Sholom Tenn
pic, who Is now in Washington, d. c.,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-06
News Items From Points
in Central Pennsylvania
Special to The Telegraph

Waynesboro.--Abram Ditch, who
has been a member of the police force
several times, has been appointed tenn
porarily to the force to fill the va
cancy caused by the murder of Pa
trolman Daywalt. He is now on night
duty.
Sunbury.-James o. Shearer, of
Milton, the new United State middle
district deputy marshal, was formally
sworn in before Judge c. B. Wilmer
this morning
Marietta.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Spicer, Of Lancaster, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Mary q. Spicer. to Leroy S.
Wagner.
Intercourse.-A novel feature has
been suggested by the Intercourse vii
lage Improvement Society, that the
one erecting the first dwelling in this
place will be given fifty dollars for a
prize.
Marietta.-Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Fink to-day celebrated their forty
fifth wedding anniversary at their
home in Chestnut street.
Carlisle.-With about one years
time to make the journey and a prize
awaiting them when they have sue
cessfully completed the trip, two Car
Isle boys Harold G. James and Alonzo
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-06

is to be held in Europe in 1915. He
will represent the miners of the United
States.
Coatesville.-A northbound passen-
ger train on the w. and G. division
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way struck a delivery automobile at
Dripps' Crossing yesterday and hurled
it ten feet against a telegraph pole.
The driver and owner of the car, Gid
con Beiler, of Lenover, was badly in
jured.
Mauch Chunk.-Jacob Frebolin, a
farmer residing near Slatington. yes
terday lost his pocketbook containing
1910. Anthony Cannon, a boy, found
it and turned 1t over to it's happy
owner, who gave the lad fifty cents
for his honesty.
Yorlx.-Treva Laverne Starner aged
II, and Margaret Freed, aged about
22, have been missing since last Fri
day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-06
e. Wallace on March 1 will begin the
5000 mile hike to San Francisco.

5000 mile hike to San Francisco.
HazletOn.-The United States SEN
ate to-day confirmed the nomination
Hazleton. He will assume charge next
week.
onesdale.-William Shelton, S8
years old, and Mary e. Lippert. aged
20, were married in the Prothono-
tary's office by the Rev. George s.
Wendell, burgess They will reside
at Fortenia, near here.
Mt. CarmeI-Work of erecting a
tabernacle for religious campaign to
open here March l started yesterday.
A large force of men, aided by all the
Protestant ministers, participated,
while women supplied refreshments.
paign in Sunbury, will be in charge of
the campaign here.
Lancaster.---A jury awarded Brin-
ton Walter, of Christians, verdict of
$21, ,S84.33 against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in a land damage
suit.
YOrk.-Agents of the State Board
Of Charities, in conference with the
York County Commissioners, declared
that the county almshouse Is the
worst in the State and that 1t must be
rebuilt at once.
Hazleton.-Thomas Kennedy, presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers of
the Hazleton district, has been elected
one of the delegates from America to
the international Mining Congress that
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-06

OF some calamity we can have
no relief but God alone; and
what would men do in such a
case, If it were not for God?-
-Tillotson.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-06
1000 EVDEAVORERS
ATTEND BIC RALLY
Celebrate Anniversary in Bethle-
hem Lutheran Church by
Many Societies

7 W o thousand
Christian Endeav-
orers representing
the many societies
Of this city, New
Cumberland, Enola,
S t e e ! ton, Camp
Hill, Penbrook, OBJ
erlin and other
places of Dauphin
a n d Cumberland
counties attended
the big G. e. ami
versary rally In
Bethlehem Luth-
eran church last
night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-06

The large auditorium was packed to
the doors. The Rev. j. B. Markward,
pastor of Bethlehem church, conduct
cd the devotional exercises. The song
services consisting of medley of best
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-09
. a.. Convene Minus congressman.

p. M.,s Convene Minus congressman.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 9.-Postmas-
ters from the cities, towns, villages,
hamlets and crossroads of Nebraska
ar, gathering here today for the
opening of the annual convention o.
the Nebraska postmasters, which VIII
he concluded on June IL.
Owing to reluctance or inability ON
the part of congress to adjourn IN
due season the usual flock OF fence
repairing congressman we're not here to
speak to the superinten1ents Of mail
distribution in the Cornh0sker state
Consequently only home oratorical
talent is being depa11a1 SDr that part
OF the program.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-09
Teacher and Pupil Drowned

TeoCnoF ana PUpu 0sUWSo'
limited Press Leased Wire Serytce.J
FIT. SMITH. Ark, June 9.-Hubert
Dafforn, a school teacher, and one OF
his pupils, Andrew Swallows, aged IL.
were drowned In the same swimming
hole near Cotter yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-09
CITY NEWS
She-vecsS sezzH augsa
garHage EkzEg Prone

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s.-ss.- ~.-s.,~ - prcrs.
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1 -. - -. -.
Co.. 800 $50 - r.,--rggr.r
80 &c - 1890 sueess
=.
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| $3.50 -. - go so- es.s,
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sss.e=-r ~. rrn.p@rsz Tor rzsz
-csu.ssr+ sexasure-v. s-fraE anc
rss r,ss e.srsc corsszcz6erce
f5yrs-sran Srransy en-
IRE .ess1sux ~ re B-Earxrnn
C-re-rEss csu5 hxve nr adjourned
uzr1 t. frSe os rerr September
-Aesd Necezbsss lawn so<A, ..
1r-s Hancnrs,z- rsg. Ercrsnxe. wed
zest.v ersusrg Jvre Ia. Coo. music.
-RezuIs- ueersn- o. Morning star
Eo1xe So al Castle han Tges1ay
evening al 8 oscsock- visiting broth
e-s Invited n ]. NonraEa C. c. j. A.
BURGESS. x az r. IS
TIE remains OF tire late W B.
DzEzoa- whose death was announced
Il The Gate Ctr last evening were
sent tsss morning on the early Rock
Island train TO BCnzpzrSe, his old
nore. to- burial.
Sherwood sells harness
-Rsxutsr meeting Loyal Order
OF Moose. Esosuk Lodge No 7a4, 20
night at c.cIock In Moose hall. VS.
ting brothers cordially invited A. L
LarSe-shssmer dictator. Ed. s. LOs-
ton. secretary.
surday wa. q busy day on the
river out OF Qufnc7- thsre being a
number Of excursions. The Herald
says the steamer Keoku1 made its
customary trip to Keokuk Sunday and
az usual carried big crowd, having
several hurdrss passengers on board
VIXEN the boat landed a. Keokuk-
Gifts for the gradrates.-CusI1-
mans.
The 1zg are having gCCC SUcCSSS
In getting up their Iowa City party.
A number signed up yesterday to go
With the special train to the convsn-
tfon city on the 18th and more are
expected to sign before the time for
departure but fl IL important that the
committee know as far IN advances as
possible how many intend to make
the trip 10 suitable arrangements can
be made.
Sherwood for harness repairs.
The Gate CITY again urges all
patrons Of the CLASSIFIED columns to
max. payments for that class OF adj
yertised at the time Of publication.
II Ia fnadyfsabIe to attempt to carry
book accounts OF SO many small
charge and cal, payment Is request-
ID where II Ia impossible for the
nntron tn make payment at the tim
a. qualification the collector will call
the following day
rr ..t, aa.rcr-aa ~, tta fre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-09

IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
II interested in having your street
oiled, call Jas. Cameron's Sons. Phone
95 or 96.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-12
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