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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
Dapis, Hill and
mcCuire Released
hos, County Jail
Thsss 1aa Hs3d for Burning Of ths
Sesthwestsa Aias fipple. at Lib.
Wty-Mlisasy Pnssasrs Aaos
January 10.

jAm~s Davis. marshal of Asui-
lar. Albert Hiii. president of
the Aguiiar miaesS' unioa. and
bert AcOuise. former uaioe s-.-
frtary. ~@fo released BY tho
military suthoriti-. late y-.i-s-
day snd Today ~-r- released
from tho soaaiy jail where they
have b-.a held inronsusieado
sissr their arrest January -,
The mrn N-fr held ih eoaa~.-
ss"s with the bafhiax of 'h.
Southwestern nia~ sippi- and
office On Orinbrr -.
Tho 1-s released Today ~-s-
held With aia- others. i.as .t
~hoss have L~ea isai.i.a .a =
t'rdsssi ~Afssass rasS ~-s-
-ssmissd b. the military som-
sis.ssh asa osdsssd detained.
\ fsa s-~ks sss hAb~As sospus
psuer~ainxs s.su bsoaskl IN Sh.
dbsafist sDut b. AssDfs~fs t"f
lh. Gsiisa Mis- wosksrs. ssa
fsf thses dsys th. .ss~ ~ss sfr
sssa b. ~ y. iisskiss and
jsax. Aasursis Matns y D.
isDsxhipss The Msyes cas- -ss
.ssssSissa .. . ssrs-asss ssd
lpdss N.ltsudfiS a~sI~a The
ssiss
Nk.s s-iisasiAAsa bS the
military spthostsir. 30 step. 'n
sssse their ATTEST s~fv sssrs
hy sks si,si sslkasist.s ssa sss
three ses tot vhaa Ash-ss s~f-
ss- Ao~ 81 iihrstSs
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

Alter thsss aG1ihs Of careful H.
vsstisatiea q ~ eeai strike il La
Asinas eeasty. the Las Aainss
county gsa.A jasy ssday nads il
ssPest 70 JsAes 4 W. nsAaaAsis h
ihs district esasts In sspsstsA -.
turned y Ysssaaa =. J. 1s4sea
iisas that Dssssas essaitisas var.
rant ihs DsSnansas ~ q ths ssaia
t,es5s saa sAst - nsvs ~ militia
vss!d - aavi1s. IN gssaA jury
rseeaAsads tAat ~ tsseSs remain
10 preserve psees ~ seaae a11 ~
text lie aaA ysssssty until sseA una
% IL ssziks = svss a.1 IL aissn
asA sDss.ssss hays ssacAsa a agsss-
nsat. n gsase jssy hs,ds tAas
thsss b soeA . tAisg - military
asesssisy." il ~ ssbseaass q tts
iiHAiaea
nts gsssA ~ ~,s eallsd b -.
"a q Js1es 14lIssAsss II Hsssa-
bsS. d vss IL 6sS gsssa jasy y
as b La Aainas sssaiy asss iSoA
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

isew The eaiissss. ss sss sassAs
western Mise sese sssssa 10 scat.
she s<sbs'. hoe . xsea pt sssihsss
rtessea tke aessfestsae ssa -seesi-e
shs sttees hos eias sasts AeEus
Aissseast Ass slsis seat ilsssisss
us Octokef 20. aA~s sr Aprsasskess
strikers ssssiss pAis. bSsas ssusua
,h.is arms Has 1sa Hisusssss az
The kssa Of lhe STRIKER bad .so< $50
ksiles sss Mise gard ~ss told es
~. sits..s sssss To-Day b. sisasss~ss
The operators Nave ~essa krssiss
rhey have establishes 10 q few
hevt~ that tot weeks ssa weeks 80
ia.asr rstsas estsssa 10 sorsshsrs
Colorado.
tn tssse.s ~so has he~s sss@sd a
ssssks stapssAifes. told hos the at
soc plot uss ksteAeN. Dsss 1ssssiss,
roe usaet federal sAdsssmess sish
tate. eshess tot busslas The p"ssot'
ts<.. ksa kesssea that be sc~la sssts
the sea .ua,es satsess0 Nsss aefs'
iss skes- 80. q ted hSotr ssss~ss tbs
sky ssa wine hsiIaIsss wsts sssss-9
To .eeulaettae ssAess
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

arunS ans fIpsssa On the JOB.
sA.s said be- sas James Bisuys-.
iss alias 'Jin she g.res.~ hreseh.
bach ,s sse tysaIsv ,ptssT ~gaassd.
after The siehs ef ostes-r ss ~
yavsris. be said. h. st;1Tvsrd sAs IN
hospital in Dsayer. Bicsysrts ss
held 90 'he charge ~ having siII.t
Aness Alexander.
On ,rvssa-ssnissties The witness
d~ei4J sh., he hsa taken tseas be-
ionsinx so the scpris anieH. y auit
~. pnion l-e0sus- souIdn. live on
~ = ~.es Ia,ar no said Re 70
e.i,ed 80 Tor sone week. Bu, IN sh-
mean'iSne he had preHisas To GO back
4. vcrs
wby did yusl striker he was
asked On ervs<
ss.y ause ey.ryonr else did Tue
asi,s'crs sarne in and fed the rsIners
lot ot ssu,t ana sh.y all suii
While shaw was ;es,ityiRg an an
u.ust amount " activity was sppsr-
en-, among the strike leaders present.
lawson. Louie ,be Greek. Diamond
and o,hers held repeated Whispered
conferences
The witness admitted he spent SO
/ given him to buv a desk. for
cIothing for himself
Tie wen, to I.udlcv. he ssId. when
he received a report.
The witness said Mother Jones
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
Jesse SHAW TELLS INSIDE HISTORY
Of STRIKE MOVEMENT AND ouIRA6eS


officials
. u
.s
esss ~ et se at s@ s.sa1s.
OF
hf w.ss
btsss of he s
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
HUtRTh MUST
EXPLAIN DEATH
Of vERGARA

Nashingioh. D. e, Feb, IS
Officials herr aisrus.~.l with much
ias~s-ss today the report ot cspssin
s.nd-ss of the T-sas RAnxrss. say
ias ci~a-sl~ v-sxsra. an Americas
citizen. reported hanged. had really
b--s kidnapp-sa and shot b, iia-rta's
fr.i-sAis.
While coa.ai Garrett had ',--a
sri-sv-i 10 make en- -xi-aa-d insuir,
and sisosous representations ae.
nsandinE s-f-ssp,ian have s-~n made
ta the iiu-ssa Eos-snn-ns a, Mssisu
teils. ik-sv 49, iilsi- affisisi ihf.s-
s1Alisa today os the vsseass kiiiias.
sli.h Sami,iedis stirred IN. Nash
tassoa Eassssmeni iss.s - snash ~
shs s-ssas execution at wIiitAm 4
t,-egon. . iisili.h .a,.i..s. 81 jass-ss
The inapisy issa tho i'~n,sa sa.-
~As ptanh.d tn bes,n In .ssss.s ss.
DAP a. tnnosfos 9th sss departure
ss = sp-~isi trails ffusn tsarvs s-sf-
tss svps-srslsiis.s Of lssaiAsd sha
The tsissa S,siss
While No sasisfsssssF ssswss has
bees naa~ 10 tho AMesssss snsssaI
aesss scsasss tns sss sass~sa~s a.
sA~ heay Ia the viSav's that pa,ss
~iti cot b. ps-sssA ass'i 81, The ~si.
ssssp ef . ssssSesi sss0sasssss \
o~NSUA,
7Nsi G~nsrsi cssssssA w~s ssrss.
~ e-ssIas tssa sn.ash With the sisssr
siss ss j.ss~s ssa chIaaAhas ssa
veaia ssess his iasls.As~ to clear as
the f'~Assa sssrs ~as shs iAfpssssi
assssSsee ~hiss ss.eh-a h-s~ saaAss
official. h.d n~fas~ ss.. ,"aAs
Gos.sSos rniauisss sei~e.ss seAsss
whether the t-sissa States f~sossis-.a
sss scessisatsa essesNn~ss 10 shs
so<shess rsss NJ Nesssa. siss ~kas
he snsia assasss Toe TIE sssssS,sSns
Of skaNs ~kon b. believed srspness.
be sns N. ass,h ~ v-seSsao
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
STILL PR0B|NG
INTO BENTON
EXECUTION

N pD6o. TeAoss Feb- zt4-The
name a Albtssh, wetss. . Uetwss
ho, .pesklas impette,s Eesi'sh sad
Who claime 10 have beeN Al villas
headquarters when Jses,cW Vas ki'k
ID. wss psesealed In Nj. tetrevsI -
= rusaibie ~itaess.
The hoy. according 10 Charles A.
n. ades. of thta city. ~ho dissevefed
htm a. this side. and ~ told hy the
bey kiMself. went 10 villas office To
apply foe . position ~ cook. We
wss tkete at 10 O'Clock Ia the morn
Ing. he said. aad ssw . man answer.
Iss Beatoa-s description enter.
wets waited aatiI 4 o'clock In the
sfternoua before eettiRe an audit
enc.. About aooa he says the man
Who looked like t3eN,oa wss brought
ont. Rebel eusras were holding his
arms behind him aud apparently SUP.
pprtlne him. No shots had heeu FIR.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

qsrsstos sAss so~s OF this district
90. first shse~s sp Esd thee sab.
sided Thes~ sIips release The svst-
lsiAx strata ssa the tall at se.k es,.
cuts ua th. dissstets skss I uss tss
usiIi.r ~ish 10 r.ssssl,ss,s. IL 80.
aan-s hsoe that I evet sac cracks
Of ,hss statute il the esetIyiaG sststs
in ,his dtstttst. The ssme shiaa is
,,u. In IIIisei. sad West vtrsisis-
, par, ot West vitsssis-OAio. is.
aisas Asa aIi ot wsss.ts p.essys.
,ssis-is tact sill cf the hissniaess
,ars ef the sss'e.
nv NH AUSTIN:
Q=whst do yes hanw shssi TIE
ccal formation Of OAIaAems. shere
q larger number ef Ren sfe Killed IN
mining operations. than In this s,At.t
A.{Th. OAlshcms district AaA .
yery-pss, Of the district. IN the
neiskhcshccd ~ NcAIISsses-hss =
very hishIv explosive dusss I don't
Anc~ OF the progress sher Nave
made toward cvesccmiax ihs' par.
siculsr danger. ~ss acin1 sc ssy.
in this district. IL iss't usus"sI fcs
We So find In yrwsesvttaG o~ss ucrh.
diving entries. 10 ssdSsWly ,cme
aeaIn., rcck and find that the coal
seam is anywhere FROM ten 10 eighty
feet up. showing ths, u has been
thrown up. These up-throws and
down throws will extend for miies
Through the coal seam Another evi-
dence that the Rocky Mcuntain rang.
90 have been thrown M since the for
nation Of the coal seam is that the
ldykes Of Isva-dyke. that come M
Iyer,,caIIv from the center OF the
i
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TO
VISIT MINES
AND PROBE
PEONAGE
CHARGES
Coassessieasl Hsasiag Hssr LID
0pssstess csaeasaisg cass-Aay
SM at WalsrabasY il Ysv Days.

Tho charges 1T p~oaas- made bs
various nain-rs' union ~iin~~s-s ~
ih. congressional inquiry ~ii, b. In.
s-.sisat~sa ON the ssouad by tho
ns-mfs-ss Ut tho somanissr-. Asssss-
n-f y y. cassixan fos the t'alss-i
Mas walkers al the sr~sioa last
hixhs ase~d that the sas,misl-- i,~.
fof- t-asiax tho at.ifiss s,sil lh-
n,inrs aaa a-sssaaihp u lh.rp ,s snf
basis for the soaspisinI.s Ailass-r
y u Cove ss.pnsd-si by rs-msiss
ih- ihsissstos atsa tho suenn.iti~-.
shi AskrJ them Tn si.Is tho tseiAsua
min- where mos, af ,h. alleged rAs-<
of p-ossxs hSa sssa s.post.a ss o.
suf Assssssy Gss. asked The susn.
sisiss 10 vssis tho sisss sd talk
With the nissss sishl O. The sfsasa
ssa sssssssis ho~ sksr sro s-iss
ss~ss-a.
Mssh has h--s .~ii 81 tho isssiss
sa-ss ssa s-iss detained ss.issi
sh-is ssil 81 ss- .osi sssss.. u .~s
h-iss e-AHp-ii.a ss SOCK sss debt.
81 of b-tsS ssanss ~ less slaves *
The coal sosapsss osss~ssis .s k~0s
All a sh~sr saosses hAs. bs.s S-oS~i
$50 svtss-a hf utlA.s.~s fos the ae@.
sssnsss 10 sss sss. os ,hss suAsliss.
sas ssaAsssssy eNiy . lsiS -. ~
slsss sSft sssssfv sss ~ssosssss asa
II 10 i~sS skss iAss he esssnfnrs
vast
TA~ hsssiss I. asssias 10 . ssos~s
IL ss sssisisassa sat .A- ss~ssse<s
~iii soasisss sssss ss.< TO-DAY az ..H
sishss rsr srsarss ssIii hasp sit
ssss~s '- -ssss Sa sess.ssi .ss she
s-siissss .ssAassss<s s.F ottss !. sas
~ srssia.-.ss sn ssssrs So ssssaa.
shssGrso rHr su~1ssissr~ ~ill Psossa
sslr s~@sia s.se sss s~ss p.ss -s
s-ss p.~A ssa sA.. sa 80 w4t.~sH
suss so- . .issias
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
SOUTHEASTERN Ii Triple BURNED
BY STRIKERS TO SCARE "SCAbS'
Assilar Physician Tells Of Operations Of Arsos|
Rias. Eear Under Federal Iadictmeat
DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY ON STAND

spss,y The seshsvsss mine AsaisE
vslssd thaand das bsraed b striker October
o. m stsaas saoa sias in which implicated
h,gsd Agsar LEGAL aaiea aad the seva narsha
AissA egsisaal committee today d. Bates e
Ag.a Jsf held for The burning ssd vhs Is
fsAssal iasts.t burning Tie pses ted Dr. Ss hs
g,g ths sssh" ne Day The nP nsas ses
sa1 pssesfnss bss.eA 70 ths ground
L Sspsy district sssssy. TOD The esssrs'sssal IL
vss,t.s ~ aaA h Campbell ndiss ssse
inquest BODY orseses a. ssa
b m .sssehed il
klls
.
Dsps,y gssi sA 4 ss,sg bsa,ss y s'stss ~his
10 ths dsehasgs q hs dssy ~ I.ptss mise.
cassa 1ssasa naAal Hsssass ND ~ Jaas Dksvass
1s ,hs osssk- sAsss ssA kill Mise os Aagss Aka
ass ossssss a. Desvas IN ai awaiting trial fss .ssss
Alexander lard I hs tsaih y usssAssy.
atsssss asls~1s II ths ma Il
ssgasa sag recognition shs hssas q hs sss ssssssss
h fsn sssy -1y Ferry Dsy sstss related - sAs
ssnagooGlonal eeanda1pa
1a1ss lMtA IN As1AssAAn aaA ~ - -
vso ao1 ~ ~ - ~ bsss bsa'sa b shsss -
~ sasae Il xsvsss s.sA uas ssa-
dsA saasss M asAy asa asA Is DAY ws hs 'sssssy
Assbsl I'm anssssa ts This ssas, 'hs military
hssi IL Of sa Sssa that ssAi shsss
u, sh tssvssa ossa chAss ssa hs District s's,s s's
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
$1oe. ~ IA Pssssl
ksceipts Stsisa Il
Paris Rsb6e.J

i,osss. l'rs. sts-Nass ukAs 1s~~ss
s~s IL CASA ~A. .aos<. fsps- = pssss
usfp~~ sss today 81 oAs ~ ~. ssil.
toad .sssEes. is i'sfS.S A. to-day ss
u. ls.s es n. se~sh. lsse1 ss...
sss~ s-tse sssss-uss's to ssssoss
pslats lot $40 psys~ss Of sea~skIy
salaries sss sssuss'ss fAs s@lsss
uupI3 size aa details Of lks suAh-ssy
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

wssAssssas. y a. rsbs sss-
rhsfs. o-sssssAn.>sy s-p.ss-s In.
asy that be hsa ~sa~ s-ssvs~ssA.
,tpss euss.ssisx ves4Ass's death ssa
that the tts.t,a xns rsea.ess Nod
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

ADS APPEARING IN THE c-N
ARE 6EA0OSABI.E AND ARE
INSERTED BY LIVE DEALERS
NOW DOING Bu6iNE6s. NOT
Al MERE "FiII.ERs."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
MUNICIPAL BAND
MAY Be REALITY
Mayor Moorhead Suggests Desira-
biIity Of Musical Organization
Such as Appeared Here
Last Week.
COULD GIVE CONCERTS
This is as Much Work Of City Govern
ment as Grading Streets
and Regulating
Traffic.
GOULD GIVE CONCERTS

Municipal band concerts may be a
reality for Keokuk If Mayor Moor
leads suggestion should be carried
city has other work than just that Of
grading streets and regulating auto
mobiles. Uplift OF the community
and culture is part OF city govern
ment he believes. While the munich
pal band may not be reality tomor-
row, still the mayor believes it will
come.
"The splendid music furnished by
the several bands in Keokuk during
the past week in connection with the
meeting here Of the Grand Council
of United Commercial Travellers
suggests the desirability of a local
musical organization of like merit"
remarked Mayor Moorhead last even
ing. Past experience has demon
strated,"- he continued, that this
would not be possible without aid
from the city. The experiment is one
on which the city could well afford to
embark, If 1t had the funds. Munich
pal life isn't all police regulation.
grading, sewer and water extension,
electric lighting and like material
things. The uplift of the community
along moral and ethical lines and the
advancement Of culture are also with
In its province.
"This is generally recognized in
foreign countries, but has yet to gain
general assent in this country. Music
is one of the best means to these
ends. OF course any appropriation
Of public money for this purpose is
out Of the question at the present
time. All the funds available are
needed for absolute necessities, in
GLIDING payment OF the floating debt.
But the time may come when 1t may
be possible for the city to help sus-
tain fine band. And it may come
sooner than many people suppose.
The street railway company could
afford to contribute to concerts In
the parks and would doubtless do so
If properly approached on the sub
ject. would favor a municipality
supported band whenever the city's
finances will permit of the expendi-
ture."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

SMALL MISSOURI FARMS-Eithsr
10, 90, 80 or 40 acres (you take
your choice regardless Of size): also
three town lots and 500 shares in sue
cessful 1,00O-acre orchard company.
with two canning factories and full
equipment; all for only $500, SIS down
and s. monthly, without interest or
taxes; will pay round trip railway
fare of buyers; payments stop in case
of death. Write for photographs and
full information Willis R. Murger,
21O N. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

for Office or store. Two chain bar
drops with three lights, so wat. med
ium size Alba shades, three caain
drops with one 100 watt light and
large size Alba shades, and three cut
offs. Brushed brass finish. Cost over
$4,000, price, $500. All good as new.
J. N. Collier, 1016 Franklin street, or
call at Keokuk Milling Co., for key 70
building next door where same may
be seen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
Wisdom From Inexperienee.

Mr. Brown met Mr.. Jones on the
street.
ANY news, Brown" asked Jones
Nothing special I've just been
reading the Sunday paper. And
find one peculiar thing in it that may
be news to you"
What is it,"
The Sunday paper says that won.
en- in ancient Egypt used to act as
they pleased, live as they pleased and
dress as they pleased without regard
to what the men thought. Lucky we
don't live in those times. WHAT
"Mr Brown, are you married?
What has that go to do with 1t!
AS matter of fact, I'm not.
ri thought not."-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
What He Said.

Kreolite News: A mother took her
small daughter to have her picture
made. The little girl refused to sit
still, wiggled around and was naughty
in general.
The photographer told the mother
to leave the room as ne thought that
by tina. means he could get the little
darling, to sit still. The mother left
and in a few minutes was shown a
copy OF good picture.
After the mother and child left the
place, the mothe. asked. What did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
A Pcrtent.

Chicago Tribune: Doubtless the
Carnegie Foundation for 1nternation-
al Peace will set off against it's pain
full discoveries in the Balkans the
glorious fact, reported from London,
that "the passing Of the home rule
bill has not resulted in the breaking
of single lead in all Ireland" There
are those who may take this as a
mark of the degeneration of the
Irish. Surely few heads might have
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

FOR SALE-Almost new two story
frame residence, six rooms, North
Thirte snth street. Price on this prop
erty, $4,000. We believe it worth the
money, but If you don't, let us know
what you consider it worth. Must be-
sold next thirty days, and very favor
able terms can be arranged. Sutlive
Brothers, 312 Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
Happu DaYi

Cedar Rapids Republican: The sec
rotary of the BARRIERS union in Chi.
shops unionized, they will abolish the
tipping. If that is really true, then
every patron will be in favor of
unionizing them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

been cracked in all kindness on SC
great a day. But Mr.. Carnegie will
see in it sign of the coming of the
era of universal peace. He may be
right, yet something racy and worth
while will pass out of the world when
the last shillalah sprouts and the
dove of peace perches in the branches,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
Extreme Of Industrrousness,

"Loafin,' said Uncle Eben, sis sum-
fin to be discouraged. But whut is
you g'ineter do wifi de man dat is
SO industrious dat he'd rather be in
trouble dan dom nufin'?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

the nice gentleman say 20 mothers
little darling to make her sit so still?"
And this was the reply:
"He thed, You init thill you little
devil, or l will knock the thtuffin' ou.
Of you and mamma I thit thttll too :"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

bean completed by Paul Plume and a
carrier is to be erected to convey
shells from the tanks to the factory
Over 100 hands are employed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
Not Worst bv a Siuht,

Cleveland Plain Dealer: The Pres
byterian general assembly criticises
prevailing feminine styles. In which
the assembly shows that it's eyes are
still as good as in the days of crino-
line petticoats, when it did the same
thing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
Innocence and knowledge.

Innocence is what makes a girl ask
"Why?" at the wrong moment.
knowledge Of the world is what
makes girl ask "Why?" at the right
moment-Tatler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

October /, 1911, one man decided
he. would make minis in Iowa.
During the first year he met with
the hardest sort of struggle. His type
OF mint had never been made in the
west, but he stuck to 1t and at the
end of the first year he had sold al
most $4,000 pounds.
The second year he increased 1t TO
10000 pounds.
During the month Of October, 1873
when he modestIy told the writer OF
his progress, he admitted he had sold
over six tons IL the one month OF his
third year and he predicted he would
make 1s1s-1s14 = record breaker.
This company was built up through
one mans perseverance,.
Success
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

SACRIFICE sale of Iowa land. 100
acres improved in Davis county.
Iowa, at price too low to publish. Must
sell at once. D. J. Mcmahon, Com
MERGE building. ST. Paul, MINI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
Ornamental ONLY.

Atchison Globe: All some young
men can do is look handsome against
the counters in the drug stores.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

FOR SALES burner gasoline stove
with oven, cheap if taken at once.
400 S. Ninth St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

FOR RENT-6 room, modern house.
Inquire 927 Exchange Phone Red
743.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

FOR SALEISmall launch. Enquire
1927 Johnson street.
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FOR RENT-Four room house, 42o
North Ninth. $12, including water
rent and use of gas stove. A. NJ.
Wyllie, 900 Morgan street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms
and small kitchen for light house
keeping. TT Blondeau.
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FOR RENT-Twelve room house,
modern. two baths, gas and electric
lights, furnace, good location, corner
Fourth and Morgan. Inquire at office
Duncan-Schell Furniture Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

WANTED-At once: Young men for
automobile business. Big pay. We
make you expert in ten weeks by mail.
Pay us after we secure you position.
American Automobile Institute, Los
Angeles, CAL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

FOR RENT-Good sizel store room
in fine condition. Inquire Keokuk
Milling Co.
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able for two gentlemen, with board.
723 Franklin.
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traveller. Experience
unnecessary. Salary, commission
and expense allowance to right party.
McBrady & Co., Chicago.
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WANTED-A team of cheap road
ponies, state age and price. Address
213H, this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

FOR RENT-Seven room house. 1912
Timea street. Phone Red 400.
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WANTED-Woman to do family
washing, white preferred. Inquire
SIS Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

AGENTS-Make big money selling our
line of specialties. Write for our
new catalog, and free sample. The
Household Speciality Co., 256S E. 73rd
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07

FOR RENT-Five room fiat, modern
except furnace, 706 North Twelfth
street. Phone Red-1056.
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WANTED-Five bright. capable ladies
70 travel, demonstrate and sell deal
ers. $25 to $50 per week. Railroad
fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co., DEPT.
454, Omaha, Neb.
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FOR SALE--Boat house hulls. 40 IT.
long, 4 #. wide, IT. deep. Price
$500 each or $4,000 for the two. q.
Carroll Taber.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, lots on Belknap
boulevard. Inquire 1712 Orleans
avenue, or J. K Roberts.
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WANTED 900 fox. Pay good prices
for good fox. Pinkerton 4 Son. SO
Main street, Keokuk, Iowa.
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WANTED-To buy refrigerators and
ice boxes. VIM. Holland. S24 Main
street.
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apartments, also one 4-room flat,
unfinished. Call black 1897.
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FOR SALE-Three room cottage, full
corner lot, sewer in alley, on car
line. Will sell front or back half lot.
Enquire SIS North Thirteenth street.
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FOR RENT-6 room house, 129 North
7th Modern except furnace. Inquire
-G02 Concert. Phone Red 1913.
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WANTED Carpenter work and gen.
eral repair work. Herbert P.
Schmidt, 1712 Concert St Phone red
1922.