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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
White Ribbons

For sashes girdles hairbows, millinery and
general use-moire, taffeta, satin brocades, vel
vets and meSaline.
Moire and Taffeta HairbOw Ribbons at 23c--
Full 81 inches wide, usually 29c, by the yard,
at 23c.
Satin Tafeta Ribbons at 59c-Ful inches
wide makes very fine sashes, and very special
at Soc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
New Easter Apparel for Misses

Tailored Suits crepe CLOTH in black navy
Copenhagen and The coat short and aun onebuton
belt
effects. Sizes H. 6 18 years
Tailored Suits at $25O0Copes imported
and be found only Hahne Made of mems
in the Russian effect danty trimmed Others
cloth-with skirts pain shirred al waist
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
Change Fire Box Location

Chief Paul j. Moore, of the fire
department, today notified the COM
manders OF the various companies ct
the city that signal box No. Is, for
rueriy located in the premises OF
Truck Company No. 2, haa been re-
moved to Plane street, between Or
ange street and LacI1awanna avenue
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
New Easter Wear for Girls

Bingham Dresses 9ScMade from imported and domestic
gngham wide range choice combinations pad and checks
styeslaunder readily and easily
and the bestdr of for 6 l4year-olds.
White and Bingham Dresses at $59One and
styles every detail and exclusive with
Co. plated and finished with deep hemwass
with embroidery or lace and Insertions Sizes Ia
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
Women Will Wear Bright Colored
Silk PetticOats Easter

Seems necessary with the prevailing modes Yet how really
dainty they are, especially these we mention here.
Those at S19S made of good quality messane in sew
eral pretty styles all the colorings included.
Others at $29S of excellent quality messaine tafea or
silk jersey extensive variety of pleasing styles including
the popular tango effect All the shades are here.
The PettcOats at $3.98Ths group is of superior quality
messane and silk jersey in all the shades Some have
deep silk There number of handsome Crepe
de Chine Peticoats included in the lot.
kosft Petticoats at ST. to $5-They may be had in
pleasing variety of styles messane silk jersey and
fane
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
Misses and Children's Shoes

White Nubuck button Shoes, newest toe
shapes, with welted and stitched soes. Sizes
81 to II, at $265; sizes M to 2, at $500;
sizes ~ to g. at $3.50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
Women Needing Muslinwear

Combinations at 8cMade of fine quality nainsook either
drawers pettcoat and effective
y with Val lace insertion edge also pretty medal
liens ribbon finish
Combinations $15O-Of fine batste attractive
styles deliberately trimmed with VAL shadow lace insertions
edge many tastefu trimmed with lace medaons ribbon
finish; good value at $200 special at $1.50
Pecoats at 9ScA special lot of Petcoats made of good
quality bate trimmed with dainty embroidery hounce also
ribbon lace trimmings pettcoas made sell So spe
cal at 9Sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06

Women's Dresses at 1913
Comoa,in9 Faoorabiy With Oilers at So
Made under the most strict sanitary
conditions, in clean, well-lighted and
ventilated workrooms. In every par
ticular these are the best dresses at
S1.98 that we have ever seen; many
stores would ask $500 for them. But
they are exclusive with the Hahne
store.
Made of cotton crepes, ginghams and It's
sues; correct styles, of course, in dainty color
combinations
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
The New kitty Mackay"
Suits for Women at S25

The very newest idea in Women's
Suits; made of an excellent quality of
mems wear serge and strictly man.
tailored in every detail. The coat has
the popular belted back effect, while
the skirt shows traces of gored lines.
This same suit is selling in many of
the New York stores at $4,000. At
Hahne'S you'll find it tomorrow
at So. 90
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
For the Boys Confirmation

Boys Blue Serge Suits at $69S to $99o-
Splendd,y made of fine wearing serges-in the
new Bulgarian Norfolk and double-breasted
models Suits for boys of TO Is years; at
S6.9s, $7.9S, $S.98 and $9.9S.
Boys White PIeated Shirts at s1.O0-And
plain negligee Shirts, also Blouse Waists. Made
of fine wearing cloths-coat models like dads
Very low priced at S1.OO.
Boys Shirts and Blouse Waists at SOC to
$1.00-P!an and fancy cloths, in Numbered at
tached cuffs and French cuff styles. Prices at
SOC, 75c and $1.00.
Boys Neckwear at 25c and Up-Silk ma
terials reversible and open-end four-in-hand
scarfs Plain colors and fancy striped effects
At 25c and upwards TO S1.OO.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
Here and There
About The Store

Good Evening!
A chance to buy Ridpath's HIS
tory of the United States for 79c--
really four great books in one
volume. 1t contains the Progress OF
CiyilizQ aonsip. North America from
ne coming of the white ACE until
the present time. Quantity Limited
main Floor.
Sill an opportunity to buy one OF
those 500 No. 5 Model Oliver Type
writers for $3.50. Quantity limited.
main Floor.
Some mighty fine Satin Taffeta on
sale tomorrow at $l.le, regularly
SITS. II is jet black, showerproof
and full A inches wide. (Main
Floor.
Seen the greatly enlarged bed
ding section? Take the elevator up
TO the fourth floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
Tatfeta Dresses at 1898

elsewhere for $500 Pussy willow taffetas
are one of the seasons most favored styles,
yet difficult to obtain because of the scarcity
of the material itself.
These in this lot are splendidly made. The
waist is full, with net yoke and finished with
lace collar in the new Medici style. Tight
gird'e effect at the waist line, with a skirt
showing graceful lines, and pannier over
the hips.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06

SECOND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
MARIE LLOYD IS
GOING TO MARRY
JOCKEY DILLON

PORTLAND, Feb. 1s.--Dan Gu
Did has won over the immigration
officers and Marie Lloyd, famous
Euglish coincidence and her man
ager. Bernard Dillon. former
Jockey, viii be married In Portland
tomorrow or Friday.
The speedy climax 10 a delicate
immigration problem that has
yoxed the u. s. authorities came
when Miss Lloyd Deposited
81 900 bond required for Dillons
entry into this country. Dillon, Who
has been detained In Vancouver,
10 G., ~ expected 10 arrive here
early tomorrow. when the mar
rIage will be- performed. Accord
ing 10 the order OF Commissioner
General OF Immigration Caminetti.
the couple must be married by
noon tomorrow or Dillon VIII Do
deportcd.
The announcement or the veh-
ding puts an end 10 the rumor mat
Mlas Lloyd and Dillon we're. mar
ried In Chicago several weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

CORNER

ise pkg eurrants. Ice. s-ih. can sauer-
hrAut loo. boxes Matches Sc. !. bores
matches. .Lc, pkgx corn flakes. lscs
ice glass Jelly. Sc: ftc can Of cocoa isos
fresh churned butter. J ibs ti.ie. WASH
inE,on creamery butter. lbs 81. New
Zealand butter. ssc h: Green Lake egxa
sbc dor fotted tulips lee and .ic rer
pot. hyaeiuths. sc per pot. fresh cgt
carnations. Zee doz. dos. k5c. firle's
itc and zoe per bunch. vegetable refd.
pkEs &c. prime m rpasi beet iec ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

Fancy French prunes lbs iSc. fancy
Eastern hams and bacon. soc To- rolled
oats isr pkg local creamery butter go
Ia. ieree pkg dog cakes. sec rs hars
laundry soap eec: his white MichiEhn
ncuns gSc. lamb rhahs. 9 lbs Csc. iinS
FRusaFc Zee lh.s lear lard 9Ic rs legs
lamb. Sc 10 lamb shoulder Sc H.. Issst-
ern bacon. etc ID. Brussels sprouts. itc
II sweet potatoes lbs tee. spinach.
lbs. isc: green peppers. Ice IL. fancy
cabbage, &c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
IL BUSINESS CHANCES

ron QUICK aALE. ~ BooMiSo
town. up-ta-dafe fish ana produce mar
hot doing good cash business host To-
cation reasonable rent. cold storage
Included. practically nn competition
VIII stand thorough iurssftgatien. Other
hnstmsps Interests and this too much fn
handle atone Grnuine bargain Tor
quick sale Chli nrd to cpufigrsd. f.
4 smith Prop Centratfa Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
rIkE

large cans raspbeFric.. 1bc: So ne
b. . sarsr 2se. 2 large cans "a liei,
pears sSc ssc can baking powder. sc
ham sausage. isc ~ head cheese. lbs.
CSC. Zoe pkg. Shaker salt Sc. large
bottles catspp. isc. CSC can imported
peas. ikcs all Zoe glasses Of Jelly &C..
fresh peanut butter. lee 10: nutinegs. &c
deE sec can syrup, iSc. frrsh ginger
snaps. leo ID. onions lbs iac. isrrs
Florida grape fruit. lee each. sweet po-
satar- ihw ehr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
rHrtr AND POULTRY FARM

at, acres rich soil running water; IN
good road biz snap ~ $3.50
tefms tto cash and SO p~r month
EHHy drive 80 Seattle and hand TO
mills rrrRnsy and tpNn| come nui
ard W. viii take the auto and sho~
you q iitii~ ranch. Take Madison
car aud the county ferry 10 Burke
Farrars office on Kirkland dock.
or call s0s New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
SINGERS TUMMY is
SO TEMPERAMENTAL

NEW YORK. Feb. IS
While Geraldine Farrar. prima
donna. recovered from an at
tack of indigestion. the per-
Torrance of "Tosca" was held
up Al minutes at the Metropol.
titan opera house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
PERSONALS
IlYrrIaN rAfNsfar

IN
YVES born a. Al~vsnasia. rsyps she 10
recognized IS the meet vonfsgfai
paints, IN che World on Nsy VISIT to
Europe sh@ gave readings that ss,sn-
isaed The most sniiahtensf ara sMep.
teal peepis - European riiiss Ts's
wonderful EcYpfia challenges any
rairfisf n fts ~ofid 10 rcfnp-ts vifh
her Ehs dees net toll thinss 70 please
q psfvun. but reads shs hani iusi ~
shsss frnta The cradle 10 ne grave.
tells sVerf person the planet fheg w~tn
horn umd@r thstf iarkr art uuturkF
riar~fs and shat step IN ne - tsks
20 better th~m.eitr. aise explains
fhinss which have also been = mrs.
tsrf shat Business you are beat adApt.
~a for. the mamss % friends OF enemies
an. tells ths enact questions IN your
fuiri --~hsn and ~hsfn you viii marry
the nams ard Say ard hour. settles
sns espialns love affairs and family
Troubles. r.sni's. the separated. str.
whY not ths best ~ costs no
more sAtisfartiou guaranteed Call
ard consul, free Az readings strictly
confidential
Princess rrtsriyrrrro 'hs celebrated
Egyptian psiu1sf will render her ser
tt-s- nAsoiufeiF frs- ~ charge "a
church entertainments or ant BENEFITS
given frr fhs poor turning the Er"ss
receipts over ~ the funds COS Pine g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
LIVE STOCK

pfIBf.fc AUCTION sALs. THrRsDAY.
D m. rain Mr. shine ~ ForFestsf's
Sale stables ICES First AZ g. W. wiil
offer rs nsad - horses - All kinds
erd 81 had arT fresh from east ~
mountains AZ gounE ard sound fev
extra nice teamF ara sn5fia GOOD single
business hortes f.fq9 20 Ice wetErt
some good sound young ranch mares.
good a. money can buy. Az this stock
sold on guarantees and subject 70 trial
Don't fail to see this stock and attend
this sale Thsts tuo cars are consigned
by Mr. HiEhNsid. We have all kind,
Of wagons. single and double. and hsr
ness 70 offer you. and any ons having
anything 20 sell can bring ~ down
Thursday and We can sell n for tor
market price, Don't forget--Thursday
p m, Firs, Az. g. iT71 FORESTER
Sale Siahiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

The Northwest Rose society has
plan to get the Elks and Shrin-
ers 10 use only roses as decora-
tions. II the conventions are held
here In 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

TAKE NoTICE-AUTO TRUCK TAKEN
place Of horses must sell iron gray
team seldiuRr nRes g ard e. weight
2.Gs9, heavy hnrrer7. wagon matched
team mares, and years. weight
7.0gH heavy harness. single mare.
weight 500 lba . years Theae horses
must be sold ~ once ~ barn seq Har-
rlann Ihane gnaan Arna zoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

LIVE STOCK


NOTICE b n THOMSON OF HuSNf.
dale viii scti NJ pubiic auction Mon.
daY. February IS. at toiae n. m, az
stock and equipment contained on hlH
ranch. consisting Of
10 thoroughbred ttolstein cows. iust ttesh
8 thoroughbred Guernsey COWS, some
fresh and coming fresh
10 good mitch COWS givlnG from To
SALONS miik
10 Young heifers ecminE fresh soon
milk separator cans ana ether ea"'p
mares weight see and their harness
draft horses. Weisht $500. matched
mare. weight I noo sEs q. sinsis
driver. and harness
mare weight tie. aEe Z, hind ana
eentie for family
; hor.a. little ased. weish, s,soo. and
4. harness
W. wii sell all the hsrns.s q sets single
/ sprlns wsson With ton capacity ~
tons
/ ush, sprins wagon WITH top espsel,,
ton
huHsies
| farm vaEon
runabout buExY and single hSfnes.
eco chickens IS ducks few turkeys
shaats, weight 10 pounds
Household furniture kitchen range
Terms viii he siven 10 suit purchaser
Take stage at end ~ south rhrk car
line direct to aunnydsis. walk zoe
yards
sale starts at 1850 . m. rata or shins
Pre-. lunch wiii he served on ground 90
all Ranch viii be for rent es lease aay
81 sais 20 responsible parties sickness
In family reason FOR euttins everything
loose At once Tor hlsh dollar,
W HnHn.
tos MAnTrN,
Auetienssrs. seattle
SEATTf.K HORSE AUCTION srkBi.fa
gai0 Ninth Az n VIII quote few prices
on stock let, to Ne said at private sails.
Horses wagons harness
see nrewn horse. ass .. ~eish, i'eeei
1890 Matched pair black. ~.ish, ssee.
and harness
igso-rsir matched trays weigh, ..ses.
tSss rsir matched black. weigh, 'soe,
tss nro~u mars. weight isss az. TO-
slnsln double
tiss Mated rails mares weigh, sioe.
ages f-ip. aud thsiF hafnsss
$50 slssad ranch horse. weight 1859, ass
10. uttlr snfe fat and coed.
So Hay mare sEsd. weight iise. s'n'
sic dqubis
ttss Coed YOUNG horse. weight isto,
asc single. double.
ttse--uuod YOUNG mare. weigh, isoo.
age sinsir double
tts decd youns horse. -sixht i.sse. sss
e. singi~. double
cypress wagon. sinsie. us
/ express top wason. GOOD cheap. SIS
coal wagon. ~ siss. With boa
single and double harnss.
SEATTLE y MORSE AUCTION STABLES
" psbb. PROP
sofs smith Az
TAks South seattle rsfs. Get OFT q,
Hsnfys Landing
NioNr ffSE AAnEH AND HORSES
and Years old. ~sishias from see
TO tsss al good worker. ani sound
sold ranch and brought horses 10 eitp
% sell sasi THIRD az
TsoRsEs FoR s.Lr. ALL kiSps,
cheap. saaran's"d ~ Assssis. ~;
cows FOR sAf.E-s GOOD Mitcu
eoss tast in fr~m eoartrr. See Miss
TrYi~r rhaaa North iss
ALL kiSps oF FRESH cows AND
sprtnssrs always on hsaf. saaf.ntsed
as represented . W Harris. at Per
rs.sr.. s,ssf- iisf rtrs
ron nAf.E-oSE uoop RANCH TEAM.
see he. 81 ~ill trade foe ro~s
KmksF steS ciafmnnt o. rhons He'd
son tie
WIFI. norTEp wANtHE ~ ritr
load 1r~sHaaof Stables SSH sna
baytea a. nailsFa 1888
BELGIAN HARES r ,s s. sT@,,s
,-I SssS -. 10 g,,.sG ,s..-,JI~-oo.o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
CtDsE-I> ACREAGE

sssr Lake Washington and the tern
landing 80 acres good coil, plenty
81 space for several thsusanf chick
ems besides berries. potatoes ana
vegetable. Price 1915. trrms $50
rash ard We monthly Take ihe
y Madison raF and fern 90 kirk.
t.nd breach offir~ - Bufbe 4 Var
fsr or cali ses Nsw fofs Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
POULTRY



HArCHfS9 Zoos FOR SALE WHITE
ana HrD-a LsshoFns. Hafrsd Rocks,
Black Ninorras. Auconss. ~ % sps ~
rhoroushhFei eoessssL verth tfe ~,
nov issa A. Nielsen. stss Third ~.
" W
OLD TRr~rY f~crpArops
Ore carload assriy disposed II. BOT ar
ether on read. ri.r. ypar orders no-
far nrtf ief
A u HORTON us Nutaal TIE niaE
TfgpHotuuBnEp INDIAN titNNER
duck e9Es EuKfish p~uciisd. pure white
rrre 81 60 settling Drfsr early. avoid
delay WeIrptf -tei fsth ". Aikl
car e. tgrrnde i~w
fScfHAToua- orr Ny low pE.
N1srsi price moe, surc~ss,ui ineu.
tafar Invented tNo free hafChes 81
ffei~a# Incubator 80. Toledo. vast
FoR aALE-af~Gf.E COMB Biur
Andaiusisn ara sinsis Comb whit.
Lsxh9rn egg. fsr hatciinr fi.se pei
Is nsiisFf isfs
zoos Fofi HATcHtSo. BARRED
Rocks. tnrons. North fift A A.
sperry. $3.50 Albion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
FARM LANDS

10 ACRES
WITH HOUSE, WELL MD
3 ACRES CLEARED
$4,000 CASH
Rich loan soil perfectly level; no ZOE
or gravel. has tire" acres fiH"'''
we'll. good house. chicken house. WIN
shed place IN partly fenced fl"s' tt
Incorporated Town. with high r"h"'i.
bank. stores, creamery, 80 b"ht
rail tfAnsp0tition 60 F0und hHfhrts
just the place for a man who H"nif
small farm. 80 u h. all ready 80 sihf'
raising crops price f"ly ttDV ~
100 90 cash balance easy m"n'hP
payments
Also acres valley land. all cleared ana
plswed which We can deliver ~ hb"p'
two-tbirds ita value. near heaitls
OREGON A. WASHINGTON
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
41O-4ll HOGE BLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
80 lIIIII I.
THIS
CANNOT
BE
BEATEN

New bungalow. rooms and bath.
blocks from Mt Baker car. no NOR,
gage. assessments paid IN fuil onls
stSt0. on tho easiest kind 81 terms
Ta4 Green Ffldr Fourth aud PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
a CHICKEN RANCHES
REAL ESTATE

! NAVE ROOM OK Mr
NAI.pE FuHgE ron :
EALEEAES THAT HAVE
HAD LAND ENFEBH
E&cE SEE Mr. HUNT
rn At ONCE \ Me
KAY JORDAN. ii<
JAMES at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
FINE BARN BOSS

Justice Fred c. Brown decided n
case In favor of the striking team
stcrs today. filming r. Laird, barn
boss for the Seattle Drayage & stor-
afe Co. $50 and costs for assault
ing a striker Feb. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
20 MALE SITUATION

~ MALE SII OAIION
wsMrs nsa4poHfrfOS a. MANAGER
- stock ~ daiff farm Thoroughly On
asfsfAnf thr tfr-finE - pstissref
ssneN ard fisflne fur srsM 81 faaFkss
sfftrtiY competent temperate hsrg %
reference address ~ a. Parker. $40
VALLEY o.
AMERICA WOMAN. kHE &c ~ vt
hasr wafk vast home anf rneasFats
wages plain coax ard ssamsffrss
.l ~ =. 80. e ,,s,ssou~-.oo.,o,1oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

ron sNLE-5- RooM HOUSE. 51s'
Eighth w Queen Anne boulevard all
improvements IN and paid for Price
a. 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
TDM --- AlL REAOERS ARE wVTMIM TRADING DISTANCE
"a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

81 ROOMES-HOUSEKPNG
LIoiir norREK HOoMB. 1857
. EaHiiake svarY convenience reasonable
rent. walking distance. free phone ana
gas
EfNONArED AAD NEWLY puanisi.
al and unfufnishsd housekeeping sni
sis.ptnK rooms ct ssry loo rstss fois
Western sv
HorNEKIEPfSd rrn.iahrD ROOMS,
oJcSSs~ Ssss sssSss99,1e,~S>,~~~
40 WTD REAL ESTATE
WANTED WANT no BUY' HfLfN-
punishment IN Grsnt county. Wash /.
prefer near Ephrats or Moses Lake
can Room BOZ Calhoun Hotsl s'"iilT
Route 2
WANTED =. Lisrfsos OF sgATrLE
real estate, located In desirable local.
ties. improved ani unimpfoved Apply
- SsS rSss Ilses essleI,I~~o~~~
~ ACREAGE
BUY NEAR MARKET
our Colby t-scr. tracts are II miles
from Hsrond Av. within easy rsaoh Of
daily city market The freight rates
do not consume tho price Of your
products The soil 10 shoi clay hnd
sandy loan with alder and pie
growth! several fresh watsr springs
each tract 10 practically level near
school. church aud postoffiea delivery
from stores and good neishbnfs Let
us show you These tfaets at our %
psnss look them over ~iihou, obliHas
lions on your part.
8 ACRES 1900. $50 CASH
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
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- % -. faiiY secured Tor safe ~ tes
Tsssn.s G. L. iss Ss-r,y -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-09
REAU BRUMMEL OF
MABRAY CASE FREE
John r. pobbins 10 Given Full Pardon
by Governor cIarke-Was Con
vleted In state Courts.

John r. Dobbins. who figured as
prominently as j. G. Mabray in the
prosecution OF the famous swindlers,
and whose arrest was primarily the
cause of the public development of the
entire swind,e, has been purged Of all
legal responsibility for his offense.
John r. ("Becky") Dobbins was a
striking character. He was Beau
Brummel and because OF his conduct
while under arrest made many friends.
Dobbins steered T. w. Ballow, the mil
lionaire lumberman of Princeton, Mo,
into game in which Ballow lost $780,
600 on fake race. Ballow spent an
other $4,000 tracking Dobbins, who
was arrested in New York City, In
February. 1909 OF all the nearly 100
men implicated in the swindles and
indicted by federal grand jury, Dob
bins was the only one convicted in
the state courts.
Dobbins under an assumed name,
ran a hotel in Bedford while awaiting
the action Of the supreme court on his
appeal and there made many friends.
When his conviction was confirmed by
the higher court he voluntarily went
to Fort Madison and presented himself
for commitment, but the warden had
not then received the papers and was
loath to take Dobbins' assurance that
he knew what he was there for. Dob
bins served about eighteen months at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-09
THIN BLOOD AIsL DYSPEPSIA

Thin-blooded people generally have
stomach trouble. They seldom recognize
the fact that thin blood is the cause OF
the indigestion but it is.
Thin blood is one of the most common
causes OF stomach trouble. 1t affects the
digestion at once. The glands that fur
nish the digestive fluids are diminished
in their activity, the stomach muscles are
weakened and there is q loss OF nerve
force. In this condition nothing will
more quickly restore appetite, digestion
and normal nutrition than good, richs
red blood.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills act directly
on the Blood, making it rich and red,
and the enriched blood strengthens weak
nerves, stimulates the tired muscles and
awakens to normal activity the glands
that supply tho digestive fluids. The
first sign OF returning health is an i'm.
proved appetite and aeon the effect OF
these tonic pills is evident throughout
the system You find that what you eat
does not distress you and that you are
strong and vigorous instead of irritable
and listless. You arc now on the road
to health and care in the diet is all that
you need.
The Dr.. Williams Medicine Co., schen-
ectady, N. Y, will send you q little diet
book free on request. Your own drug
gist sells DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-09
COMMISSION GIVES
o. K. TO PROPOSALS
State Highway Board Likes Recon-
mendation Made by County
Supervisors Convention.

Members Of the state highway COM
mission have generally approved OF
the Recommendations made by the
convention OF county supervisors last
summer with regard to amendments
Of the highway law. These recon-
mendations relate to the details OF
the business management Of road adj
min!stration In the various counties
For instance, it Is required by the
law that when any culvert or bridge
is to cost over $500 notice must be
given and bids received. 1t is propos-
ed to make possible the construction
OF culverts up to $1,000 without all
the red tape for larger structures,
and. this the members OF the commits
sion approve. The commission also
approves number of changes 50 as
to give greater elasticity to the law.