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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-10-01

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-10-01
RIkAL EsTATH FOR SALE

DEN8H
FOR SALE-2 l6taf14ih ysvenue
East, Write owner.--O. Spggei
psUu 9SAtyS 49, staf7
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-26
Hopkins street from Washing
on TO Field street. both sides.

Hopkins street from Washing
ton to Field street. both sides.
a Corinne street from Washing
ton to Field street. both sides.
Iberia street from Washington
street to Dale. beth sides.
Julia street from Washington
street to Dale. both sides.
Weeks street from Washing
ton street to Hacker. both sides.
Centre street from Washing
ton street to Dale. both sides.
Philip street south side from
Main street to Bayou Teche.
F! Lower Main street south side
from resent terminus to Lewis
, Ave.
Lower Main street. North side
from Lewis Ave, to Corporate
limits. 81
French street. from Washing
ton stree to Madison street both
sides.
The entire amount Of concrete
sidewalks to be constructed ag-
gregate about 104, $50 square feet
and about $4,000 lineal feet of
curb.
| Be it further ordained that
this contract to do and perform
this work be awarded to the low
est responsible bidder who can
give satisfactory bond for the
completion of the same, accord
ing to plans and specific atoms on
file in the Office Of Trustees OF
Public Safety.
Said security to be for twenty.
five (25) per cent Of the contract
price.
The material tu be used togeth
er with all details concerning the
same ID made to fully and &C
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-26

curately appear by the plans and
specifications thereof on file IL
the Office of Trustees of Public
Safety. which are herein corpo
rated in the ordinance and made
part thereof, and are available
for Public Inspection.
Be it further ordained, that
each bidded shall accompany his
bid with a certified check in an
amount Of 10000 as guaran.
tee that if he should be the sue.
cessful bidder, that he will enter
into a contract with the City OF
New iberia to perform said work
in accordance witt the terms OF
his said bid.
Be it further ordained that
work shall be commenced by the
sue cessful bidder not latter than
within twenty days from the
signing Of contract.
Be it further ordained, that
each of the abutting property
owners owning property along
said streets, shall lie taxed with
the entire cost Of the construction
Of said sidewalks and curbing
abutting his property, one-ffth Of
which amount is to be payable
cash within ten days from the
completion and acceptance Of
said work by the City, and the
balance to be payable in fiv.
equal installments, payable One
two, Three, Four and Five years
from date Of the issuance Of Ger
tificates Of Indebtedness or soon
er at the option Of the propert,
owners, with six per cent pei
annum interest from their re
spective dates until paid, the in
terest to be payable annually
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-26
Official Minutes Board Of rustees

Trustees of the City Of New 1bc-
ria that that an amount equal to
the amount Of City taxes paid by
the Frederic Hotel to the City
be refunded to the Frederic Hotel,
payable out Of the Incidental
fund, as a compliance with the
intent Of the resolution Of the
previous administration Of date,
March 9th, 1912.
|, Mr. Suberbielle voting nay.
In voting against the adoption
Of the resolution I desire to state
that this Board has no right to
exempt frou the payment Of Mu-
, nicipal taxes any property not
! exempted from the payment Of
municipal taxes by the State Con-
stitution.
The previous admin istration ex-
empted The Patout Hotel property
from taxation for a period of ten
years provided SAID Hotel WIS
built and completed during tca
year 1912. This condition uoi
having been fulfilled and the ae-
ton Of the City Council in the
premicies being illegal there ear
be no obligation on the part Of
the City to free from taxation
the property in question.
/ desire to now notify thu
Board Of Trustees Of the City o.
New Iberia and the owners of thu
Frederic Hotel property, that un
der authority vested in me by Thu
laws Of this State, as City Ia,
Collector, I will proceed at thu
proper time to enforce the pay
ment Of taxes due on the prop
erty in question, unless a refcren
|. dunn vote Of the people Of Neq
iberia would otherwise decree
The following petition was re
ceived, read and after discussion
the same was ordered sprcad Of
the minutes. acting on SAME IN
favorably, due to the fact tina
J the Budget had been made an.
no funds available to cover tn
|, amount necessary, on motion o
! Mr.. Fontelieu. seconded by MI
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-26
]. Broussard, H. F. Hcrpeche, w.
T, Schoanman VentreSs T Smith.

y
L. Schoenman, Ventress J. Smith,
Francis VOORHEES,, S. F. Hale. An
thany Muller, Pfister Bros, w.
L. Burke, M. w. Fisher. John 7.
White, Edward T. Weeks, John
r. Taylor, Abe Hirsch, f. Armi,l-
tor, r. G. Taylor, E. Richter, c.
Girard, Alphonse Davis, u. j..
Ivy, J D. Broussard, Frank Dau-
terive, A. S. Henning, j. We'll, w.
G. Weeks, H. s. Sealy, A. Daigre,
Chas. L. Provost, S. o. Nuckolls,
A. Rosenzweig, Lazard King, P.
r. Burke, Ed. L. Estorge. Jules
Dreyfus, Nathan Davis, F i. Rem
oudet, H. Scharff & Sons, John A.
Buquor, Alfred Lewald, w. Wa
let, Schwing & Carstens, Silvio
Broussard, A. j. Cammack, E. 8.
Broussard, j.. Woffdrd Sanders,
Hotel Frederic, /. w. Gajall, Joel
Fisher, R. O. Landry, C. F. Laugh.
lin, L. F. Lallande, Geo. j. Col
gin, w. j. Bernard, E. Taul, w.
F. Carstens, NJ. D.
In order to be understood more
plainly Mr.. Fontelieu offered the
following telegram in reference
to the street fair that failed to
show here.
New Iberia, Dec. 18th, 1914.
Manager Doc Hall Show Co.,
Jeanerette, La.
! Referring to agreement given
you to issue License for exhibi.
ton here l wish to advise thai
License will permit unobjection
able amusements only and your
shows must be free from every
form Of gambling and other orb
jectionable features, otherwise
exhibitions will be suppressed
and License forfeited.
J. P. SUBERBIELLE,
Tax Collector, City Of New iberia
| Explaining further that al tn,
shows were stopped before the en-
tire outfits were placed in posi-
ton, no license was issued to theil
company.
/ On motion of Mr.. -Villermjn
seconded by Mr.. Suberbielle III,
following sidewalk ordinance VIA
introduced:
ORDINANCE NO. 81
| The following ordinance was
introduced BY Mr.. Nontelieu, sec
onded by Mr.. Suberbielle an.
'carried unanimously.
Be it ordained by the Boar,
Of Trustees Of the City Of Nes
Iberia that cement sidewalk,
and curbs be built and construc,
led over and along the following
streets te-wit:
4 Upper Main Street. both side
fhom Chestnut street 70 eorpo
Irate imite.
Chestnut street. both sides fror
Main - Jane 0treee.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-26

New Iberia. Dec. 21st, IA.
The Board Of Trustees of the
City Of New iberia convened this
day with Mayor Alpine Fontelieu
presiding and Messrs. Suberbielle
and Villermin present.
The minutes of the previous
.zneeting were read and approved
"a motion Of Mr.. villermin, Sec
snded BY. Mr.. Suberbielle.
Mr.. E. s. Broussard appeared
before the Board in behalf Of the
owners Of the Frederic Hotel, to
inqnire about the refund Of City
taxes Of the Hotel Frederic build
ing and site, as per the offer
xnade BY the previous Mayor and
City Council Of date, March q,
1917, which reads:
{, The following resolution was
11resented by Mr.. Renoudet and
read, and on motion Of Mr.. Rib.
beck, seconded by Mr.. Southwell
Was adopted by the following
voc: Yea, Messrs. SouthwelI
Ribbeck, Girard, Trainor. Renou
Diet and Erath. Nay, none.
Whereas, at this particula;
stage Of the growth Of New Ibe
ria. 1 modern hotel is needed and
whereas the Mayor and Board o.
Trustees recognizing that the
building Of 4 modern hotel woult
increase values generally, AM
would be = permanent improve
.xnent,
Therefore be It resolved tina
- an inducen.ent to capital to g
invest the Mayor and Board o
Trustees Of the City Of New Ibe
ria. hereby agrees to give to an.
enc constructing modern hote
- cost not lese than Sixty Thou
sand (460, 000) Dollars exclusiy'
II the site, an amount each yea
for I period OF ten years 10
equivalent Or equal to the amour
- be paid each year during thi
3eriod, - City $3.50 Oh the prop
1rty constituting the hotel an
.aite, provided that this hotel b
1snstfhctsd ii lt City Of Ney
.l... .zssss Y ESEsa! sSssx s~sn< 49,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-26

and in defad
ment as ben
whole amou1
come due and
! BE it ful
bids are hen
construction
and in coniu
Of 1902 a. a.
1912 and AT
City Charter
Board Of Tn
New Iberia T.
reject any e
| Thus done
adopted fnd
Dec. 1914.
| ALPHE ~ 81!
| The follow
and ordered
Mr.. Fontelie
villermin T.
cure, $1.O0
ing garbage
Co., 6 SACK
Cesia, slioei
Wis Louvier
SOTO; A.
rake slice. !.
| On motion
seconded By
meeting adje
| ALPHB L.
| L. F. VIII
| Ru.b the
| UhnD =
| relieve rheun
| the flesh to
soothing and
| to the spot
| Price 25c,
; tie. Sold
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

LONDON Ans u ~.
rat.h sa}s re.sim IL. ~,
men thet thus far. s-s =, - 4.
h besa ap,an..- =. '',
'naus'res are ga !. =
There are ssgo =. ed
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beach, We.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
.KTNGSVILLE BUDGET.

The knesvs for tho Caller
given viii prompt publication
daily subscribers BY ~ Dsnnsu ev
him will attention.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

hl un}lnr ff tbr Wulrr The mDr
rhani. arD .'ad $3.50 500 eua bH. ID,
Oll,l to nin OBJ. rrirnt ..Hl
hr hla oIHpm.Hi ml Ut. ..n tO
ftnN Hn.,
800 o. Cd Hm I iun lu.
nnH % o. ama 500. hr.D l.,n l.i.H
nn mrrOnrr nr th, mn mmn .r
o,p. u iheu utn nom. aUNm Hr
rwt 1880 Wr,l. rh, uu N.ulu
Nhu h.l. BOA tnr .oui mtmuD b. 100
Iuauu with hn party ruo. unI
the rne Tunes hnI oud .HH $3.50 n.
uo mnre ,er soon in.v nro uopaIn.
n Wdu 1880 ihr5 ah,d. e.,ahnr
sarhnmu.h uu nI, ..ut
chnrr, ~ thr duties co. iia shDuu ud
rN Coll,ctura nrnro iolH lua ruud
hnr hccn approved D., ,ho CompumIn
nud inc County Court win appouu, hm
90 nu tho moyrlri term ~ 50 o.
Mnuton vha resigned Do. ntor mt.
of luh
rhr Nomr Nrua r,nnu Cuu 30
>Infflir hu, mH completed lhnf
emunda ,t thc Dun,r nr h 5000
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

fhr lHrenf Tc#chfrs AI ~
'f ihe San Hento syhoel- ht.c ans
"i 20 crat an nr's,r 81 rn,.r lhr III.
uanrc go en- iugn sehan. hu3d.ns uI
PIC purpose - pruvidins lanct ro.an
tNr pnnlls fn,r' the counir, districts
whn ntronlre tho srhnal rhn spar
attendance n ths San Ntrfa Sh
pi0mlses % bc sftaOy uoes,1 $3.50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

lr hr hlNnIne n lsr su.
m'n.Di Ht San Hen.,. lol n.u u
n . F. ,Aprgrl go oin re sntrne
+" ihe ii'ustor market dsh rhu-
ints ~ n'ss an. MOSS usDI Dob h
''n lrn''n fn.D who're $3.50 vr thn,
wears Hso fcw hundred would CO.'S
N' nom'er rh. mld Ultimate oNn
H.HiN 20 water srnen fnase p.u-
'N inn trr rouna nj a,h .f shi.
"r i' ihc AnnVais has mtdr hra nr
'aNi,'h l"'NAhc hcw aud ,he fu
iurc is tceNIus a krnt dol 81 III.
"niion tnm tho farmers vhu waoa
Nfnef} r9'h rdscrs exclusively
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

The MoNicana 1T Nlueavllo have ar
anHcd Tor Ficsta from the isth. Co
tho goth, ~ September nnd viii cello
hraio their National ll"lidny on thc
i6lh 81 September They have
grounds centrally lpoatvd and have ar.
ranged 20 have Fair good amusomonts
good music, and attractions ever,
night They are ad,eo islng on AN "a
tensiyo scale pnd anticipate a larrc ai.
tendance from SURROUNDING towns. ma,
merchants uf the citY have assisted
them hy ualnr advertising space an
their prosra-
Concrete WORK en klcbrrg count,
Court ipurr be- proetossing ppldN
Contractors are now az work on ih,
thltd floor. which win hc laruanN o,.
euplcd as iail Contractors arc nov
assembling matrlai o. complete ga,
work on che County Hospital m,
second STORY Of this siructur. viii D.,
90 hrick and not concrete. amt hrlrl
work should hcsin within tho noN
week and viii hc pushed 30 comple
ton
Tho Retail Merchants Aasoclatic,
90 kinsSNillo have inst cluscd con
turt with Mr. q T. Sims 60 do ,h
street sp.Snklmg Tor tho ncSt twcN,
months The merchants wcre In nope
that the cts could take up THIS work
hut On account Of The low tax rate 4,
present collected that can Doe used H.
current expenses OF the Clty. IL appear
Impossible Tor the city Officials to taxi
over this additional expense al ihi
iine. Tho Guy il hoIrina howe, e.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

Master Mechanic 1000 la romplctn
moiorp s.r'om bungalow can FotdfDe
sNonuo next 90 the attractive homie 80
A. Is. Null THESE improvements are
mont substantial ana keep up Tho hugh
standard nlfcndy set
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

Tho writer bad thc pleasure of %
ride 90 ilrownH,illo Over OBJ, st o. o.
a Nj r., Saturday evening Wo fDel
inst thc people in thla section dn uot
appreciate tho hlgh cman service tnt
in nov bolng glfcu che puhn. hi Inr
Frisco Halfway Some time ar, $50
mentioned through thorc columns thnt
,ho sanitary conditions of thc paason
ser Cohohos needed attention rhpu
" NO cause Ia: complaint on ihis
score nov, sanitary conditions pto 100
that could be- asked far Most or thr
main track between kinrH,inr nnd
brownsville has hccn hnlhntod Win
about ~ inches Gee foot ~ rord,r,
Erasel aud new pine tics arc hoipr pul
Ia while the work vt hallastinr ls eo.
ms on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
CITY NEWS.

We carry a complete line Of gas,
gasoline and oil stoves. When in need,
see us. Settler & Cherry Co.
Charles H. Dodge returned last
night from Galesburg, where he mas
been for three or four days in the in
terest OF the Baker-Dodge company,
the remodeling OF the
theatre purchased there.
The theatre will open June 20 with
West Of This city in charge.
The convention Of the lumbermen
of northeast Missouri left Hannibal
Yesterday afternoon on the Dubuque
bound for Keokuk. The convention
stopped over at Quincy, and left there
after the delegates had been given
three hour trolley ride. The boat ar
rived in Keokuk early this morning
and laid over at The local wharf. At
o'clock this morning the party was to
be met by the local men, and escort
ed over the dam. The boat Is sched-
1led to leave Keokuk at $3.50 o'clock
and arrive at Burlington at $500
o'clock in .he afternoon. The boat
will stcn here again tonight on the
,eturn trip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
CITY NEWS.

Don't forget the picnic to Bluff
Park July list. Steamer w. w. %
cents; children free.
lodge No. 13, I. o. o. F.,
meets every Monday night. at 1880
o'clock. Visiting brothers invited to
attend.
Listen a moment-Moose excur-
sion next Sunday to Quincy on g. w.
Hill. SIS g ~ IL
John II. Pettibone will succeed w.
w. Copeland as postmaster Of Bur-
lington. The nomination Of Pettibone
has been sent to the senate by Presi-
dent Wilson It was the impression
for a long time that this place would
go to Frank Norton.
Read carefully all advertising
found in The Gate City. The Keokuk
business men are soliciting your pat
ronage on the basis OF exchanging de-
pendable merchandise for cash. You
get a square deal when you trade at
home.
The Quincy Journal Of Friday
evening contained the following item
about excursions out Of that city for
Keokuk: The G. w. Hill Of the Wish
erd line on Tuesday OF next week will
take the Christian church excursion
lists to Keokuk, giving Quincy people
an opportunity to see the power house
between the hours of 3 and O'clock
in the afternoon. That evening the
same steamer will take the high
school complimentary float, given by
the graduating class, and on Thurs
day it will take those who attsnd the
Congregational church excursion to
and after supper will take
the Otis fire brigade of the Otis Ele.
vator company. On Friday the Hill
will take the members OF Luther Me-
mortal church to Hannibal, and to
cave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
May START PROBE
. OF LABOR AGENCY
Letter From keokuk Industrial Asso.
citation to indianapolis CONNER
ciai Club, Evidently Touched
Match to Fuse.
SHIPPED MEN IN HERE
Bureau Manager Says
He Didn't Promise Labor, In
Interview With
Newspaper.

/ That the labor agencies which are
shipping men west like the crowd
which was sent to Keokuk last week,
will be investigated, was intimated in
letters received yesterday by the In
dustrial association from the bureau
of public statistics of Indiana, and
also from newspaper clipping from
the Indianapolis News, which printed
Manager TONNES letter to the Indian
apolis chamber of commerce,
For.y-one young fellows were prac-
tically stranded in Keokuk last Mon
day. They said they had come here
on the representations of an employ
ment agency in Indianapolis. Their
troubles were related in detail in the
columns of The Gate City last Mon
day. Manager Towne took the matter
up with the chamber of commerce, and
the Indianapolis News.
The director of the bureau Of sta
tistics has written Mr.. Towne, that
LII he can locate any of tho young
men and will send them back 20 In
dianapolis an investigation will be
made with the view to revoking the
license Of the agency II the allega-
lions made by the young men are true.
There is law in Indiana which pro-
hibits the giving of any false informa-
ton and bureaus are licensed under
certain restrictions. Violation of any
such restrictions means loss of license.
News Takes It up.
The Indianapolis News took the
matter up with the Beard agency, the
agency which the men declared was
the one to which they applied. The
managers deny tina. they made any
promises OF work to the men. and
show duplicates of contracts which
InurpoTted to have been signed by the
men, in which 1t is stated that the
money paid was not on promise of
any work. I'll
The agency states its relation with
the C. H. & D. railroad and with the
Wabash in regards the handling Of the
laborers, and denies any knowledge OF
why the men we're forced to pay from
Hannibal north.
Several advertisements which the
agency had inserted were copied in
the story which the newspaper pub
lished, and which stated the facts as
told to Mr. Towne here, by the young
men. and quoted in his letter.
Mr.. Towne has the addresses of
the young men who decided to ride
the bumpers to Kansas, and he may
turn them over to the director of
statistics bureau as asked for,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21

came again to visit the church and
make more definite plans for the or
ganization and while here plans were
laid and the site on which the church
now stands was purchased.
On March 3, 1907. the Christian
Endeavor society was organized with
a memib arship OF thirty-six. G. O..
Taylor was elected president. w. r.
Butcher. vice president; Lottte (Bru-
nett Butcher, corresponding secre-
tary; Ethel Raber, recording secre-
tary, and Effie Mccoy, treasurer. This
organization has proved a great sue
cess to the church and source Of
training to the young people In lines
of christian service. It was in this
hall that the Ladies' Aid society was
organized as will be seen on another
page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
CITY NEWS.

For Rent: House, 800 Exchange
street. Phone 1882.
A pleasure to cook in summer
with the caloric fireless cookstove.
Settler & Cherry Co.
The annual outing OF the Sunday
school of the Westminster Presbyter-
ian church will be held on Tuesday,
June %, at Bluff Park. The trip will
be made on the Keokuk. The ar
rangements for the days outing are
all complete.
Burlington Hawk-Eye: One Of
the most pleasant reunions OF the en-
campment was that OF four survivors
OF Company F, of the Fifth Iowa cav
airy, of which Mr. Carl Ende Of this
CITY was captain. The veterans who
got together and had a splendid time
talking over war days were Capt.
Ende, J. B. Ritzman OF Burlington,
August Ullrich Of Keokuk, and Henry
FRANKIE of Parkersburg. Mr.. August
Schlapp Of Burlington was lieutenant
in this company and but for his alb
sence in Europe would have been
gladly greeted by his old comrades.
Mr.. uIlrich is now 80 years old and
was the oldest man in the company.
Mr.. FRANKIE. who is 20, was the kid"
OF the company.
The many friends of Norris A.
King. who was formerly secretary OF
the Standard Insurance company OF
this city, will be glad 20 hear that he
Is coming back into Iowa again with
headquarters at Des Moines. Mr..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
CITY NEWS.

Improvement in the city streets
continue. As fast as possible the de-
pressions are being removed and the
streets smoothed.
Mr.. Clemenson OF Montrose or
Gered a classified advertisement to run
two issues in The Gate City. He
wanted a farm hand. The efficiency
OF The Gate City's classified depart
ment was 50 pronounced that Mr..
Clemenson called over the phone
Saturday night to discontinue the adj
vertisement rs he had SO many re.
plies he was swamped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
PERSONALS.

l.. r. Swanson has returned from a
visit at Mt. Sterling, Ill.
Miss Mary Barrackman Of Bloom
neld arrived in the city for a short
visit with friends.
c. H. Dodge returned Saturday
night from business trip to Gales
burg.
Mrs. Herman L. Monheim or OF Chi
eago will arrive in the city on Tues
Gay for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lowitz and other relatives
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21

King has recently been associated
with John B. Lee Company of Min
neapolis, insurance adjusters, but has
now formed the partnership with
George A. Newman Of Des Moines in
the fire insurance adjusting business.
The new firm 20 be known as New
man G King. Mr.. King went from
Keokuk to Chicago when the Standard
Insurance company sold out its bust
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
The Most Efficient and
Beautiful Awning
Made

AEROLUX Awnings are made OF
sunproof slat fabric, beautifully
stained. Adjustable to any po-
sition; up or down, in or out.
They shade any or every part Of
the room. Keep out the sun but
not the light and air. Artistic and
Ornamental when in use, incon-
spicuous when drawn up, can be
taken down and put up in a min
ute. For beauty, efficiency AMI econ
omy Aerolux No-Whip Craft Avn
ings are In class by themselves.
Are vastly more conveient, be-
yond all comparison better looking
and will outwear any other kind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21

ness to the National and has gradu-
ally stepped up from one point of adj
vantage to another until now he is at
the state capital as a full partner in
what promises to be one of the best
adjusting firms in the west. His
friends here in Keokuk have regarded
his progress with interest and wish
the firm OF Newman & King most
prosperous career.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
plans for Organization.

A revival meeting was begun in
January, 1907, which continued for
we axis and during the months of Jan
nary and February 63 Joined the or
SANITATION. While they were worship
ming in the Horns hall, Rev. w. H.
Streitenberger and Gels held a re,
vfyal meeting which resulted IN
scores of conversions and great good
va. accomplished in his first meet
ing. he having held two meetings.
In the spring Of 1907 DR.. Lucas