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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-14

to surface that road from Fort Madi
son to Montrose with gravel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-14

In Fridays issue of The Gate City
there appeared on the editorial page
an article "a Winter Quintet" by
Alice Gordon The articl., is interest
ing and full of merit for several rea-
sons. 1t Is written in choice laneua ge,
gives delightful winter picture. and
is study of birds in this locality
Miss Gordon lives in Hamilton and is
sister of the Rev. Eleanor Gordon
who is we'll known in Keokuk Miss
Gordon has studied birds in this local
ity. until she knows them and their
habits in a very intimate way. The
record Of her observations forms a
series Of articles which are Of great
value
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-14

One-act rhapsody.
Time: Yesterday before dusk.
The cast: Celebrities from every
corner Of the earth; John Hoe from
|keokuk, Iowa; Assistant Manager
Sibbald.
Place: A rug In Alexandria lobby.
Joe Hoe (caressing his chin: Just
got in from Keokuk, Ioway, and durn
glad to git here. Gimme room on
the court without bath.
Mr.. Sibbald turning from a tall
gentleman with whom he has been
conversing): Excuse me just a min
ute, Mr.. Corbett. (Sizing up Mr.. Hoe).
Very well, sir; glad to accommodate
you. Escorts Mr. Hoe to the room
clerk) A nice room on the court for
this gentleman, Mr. Amman, please.
John Hoe gazing reflectively at the
tall man on the Turkish rug): Mr..
Corbett, you said?
Mr. Sibbald expanding his chest
four inches): Yes sir; that is James
j. Corbett, monologist, an old friend
of John L.. Sullivan, also a monolo-
Egist, and the man now walking up to
him is Ralph De Palma, speed marvel
of the world.
Queen.-Yes, "Movie" Queen.
John Hoe with an amused snarD:
An I suppose yer goin' to tell me that
there lady with the straw-like colored
hair is the queen of Germany
Mr.. SibbaM limperturbably) :, No,
sir; that is Miss Mary 'Pickford, the
cele brated movie qdeeh y who gets
S204,000 year salary.
THERE'S slight commotion in the
lobby. A portly man, followed by
several gentlemen, steps to the desk.
Mr.. Sibbald addressing the new ar
rival with marked deference): Your
rooms are ready for you, governor.
The governor, just in from an auto
mobile trip, retires to his suite
Mr.. John Hoe !. (approa ching Mr..
Sibbald): Governor who?
And Governor, Too.
Mr.. sibbald tpityingly) Why, Gov
ernor Hiram w. Johnson, sir. Haven
you got your room yet, Mr.. Hoe?
Bell hop carrying card on sill
yer tray and tripping over every rug)
Call for Mr.. F1orencia Constantine.
Mr.. John Hoe with a look OF I'M
easiness):' What's the matter with
that boy? ela@
Mr.. Sibbald (reassuringly): Why,
nothing, sir. He's just calling for
Sencr Constantine, the greatest tenor
next to Caruso. All, there he is now
See him there helping Mae de Sousa
out of her coat? Yes that's the ia
nous tenor and the good looking fell
low with him is Charlie Chaplin.
All, All! Where's the Pope.
Mr.. john Hoe (wiping the perspira-
ton from his forehead and looking
uncomfortable): Say, friend, show
me the pope, will you? Show me the
pope.
Mr.. Sibbald Extraordinarily: I'll
see you in few minutes, Mr.. Hoe. /
just happen to remember there IS
party of guests who want me in the
dining room. (Confidentially). They
are Charles B. Dillingham;, who has
made 100000 with his last play: All
Fl. Woods. who made more than that
with his Perlmutter and Potash play;
Adolph Zukor, who is going to start
million dollar moving picture con-
Germ in Los Angeles, and Henry Mil
ler
Mr.. John Hoe (reeling toward the
desk): Stung b'gosh. Give ME
suite of six rooms with eight baths in
the front window and $40 worth of ap-
pie pie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-14
KEOKUK MAN
WAS STUNG B'GOSH
Made Him Dizzy When Many NotabIes
Were Seen Lounging About
the Hotel.

The following bit of alleged humor,
appeared in the Los Angeles Tribune
of last Monday, under the heading:
Nothing like this in Ioway! Big
Folks Aroun' Every Day"
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CenterVille.

Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Dossen and
children of Inez, KY, have been Wis
iting Mrs. DIS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Tony, at this place
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Clark of this
place visited Mrs. C.'s parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Canterbury, at Grags.
ton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Watson Of
Cabin creek is here for an extended
visit with Mrs. Watson's parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. J ii. Cook.
Mrs. Pearl Bloss and Mrs. Saint
Rutherford of Huntington visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j..
Smith, at this place The latter part
of last week.
Leauder Bloss Of Huntington Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
yey Blos., here Saturday and Sun.
day.
G. n Hutcbison Of Kenova il
visiting relatives and friends at this
place this week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Morrison returned
home wednesday from few days
VISIT with her daughters, Mrs. Del.
lie Pope Of Martin Co., Ky, and
Mrs. Dixie Endicott Of Cbataroy,
this state
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Sparks and
children Of Whites creek and Mrs.
John Blake and children OF Grags.
ton visited MIR. and Mrs. Elmer
stump Sunday.
Elder w G. Sparks left here
Wednesday for Wise CO., Va. as
q delegate to meet with the Union
association Of the Regular Baptist
church
The Baptist church house here
has been torn down and is being re-
built. The work is nearing compile.
ton.
Miss Jay Rutherford, who has
been quite I'D for the past month, H.
Slowly recovering.
Mr. Elmer Stump, who has beln
ill for the past three weeks, is Slow
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Ladies' Fall Suits

AT Rock Bottom Prices
Ladies' Suits, made of fine quality,
all wool serges and poplins, $l5 90
values SO 95
Ladies' Suits, all wool poplins and
French Serges. .$l5 90 and $l2 so
Ladies' Suits, made Of very high
grade of novelty cloth $ls 5O.$I7.5O
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ly improving.
Sept Is. GENERAL.
In Menoriam.

Another flower has been taken.
Naomi, the daughter of G. l.. and
Prudence G. Mccoy, died at her
b me on Lower Lynn creek of
appenGic tIs on Sept. 8, aged II
years and l month.
All that could be done by par
ents and friends was done, having
secured three CT the beat ply.
slclans that could be gotten. I hey
decided an operation was the only
chance for life and that was done,
yet all was in vain. The Great
physician OF all said He needed
Naomi in His home above.
Naomi bore her suffering with
great patience and was never heard
to complain or murmur. We be-
lieve that III the life and death Of
Naomi the very essence Of Code
Eternal Throne wac demonstrated.
While her star has set here on
ear b 1t has risen IN yonder world
TO make the celestial skies 10 shine
moro brightly.
We believe that her mission
here on earth was 10 ado TO the
beauty and purity Of Gods garden
and when be saw her ,iseion had
been f led lie transplanted her n
HE garden Of Parad ise, where she
would be IN His presence through.
out endless ages.
The death Of Naomi has formed
a mystic cord which reaches from
yOnder shore TO the hearthstoue
Of the old homestead which will
draw the mother, father, brother
and sisters near their eternal
home.
We realize that the parents
hopes have been frosted just i'm the
springtime of Naomi's life, as she
bad a bright future before her.
She was apt IN her books and was
always anxious for an education
and her success along these lines
was Aattering.
She bad been a devoted Nom Der
of the Nj. K. church six years. She
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left a bright testimony that she
was going to the Glory Land where
sickness will he no more. She
said to tell her schoolmates she
could see them on earth no more,
but tell them goodbye, to meet
her In heaven.
j would say TO her parents,
weep not as those who have no
hope, for we realize you are the
parents of an angel.
The respect and love in which
Naomi was held was shown by the
large floral offerings and crowd
which attended her funeral.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Revs. B. f. Newman
and Henry Mullens of the NJ. f.
church and Jerry Harmon of the
Baptist church at the NJ. K.
church, Lynn; then the body was
laid to rest IN the Bailey cemetery,
near her home.
A FRIEND.
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o. j. Rite, Chairman
NJ Workman,
Julia Burns,
X II. Childers,
H. NJ. Willis, Sec'y
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VALUABLE FARM FOR
SALE.
farm Contains 90 Acres Near &C.
redo and K6nOVa- VIII Consid-
or Trade Tor KenOVd
Property.

The above land is a part Of the
farm belonging 10 the late Joe Ply.
male and the land BE- productive. 1t
contains a log house, good cistern,
fruit aud necessary improvements
aud Is only about three miles south
Of Cercdo and Kenoya II sold at
once $1,000 will buy &c. Will con-
slider trade for Keuova property.
For further particular call on or
write T. i. McDougal, Ceredo. w
Va A..
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Shoes

We Shoe the Whole Family For
Less Money.
At Morrison's you will find all
kinds all sizes in Mems, Womens
and hildrens Shoes, at the lowest
prices.
Mems Shoes in the newest styles
aud easy fitting lasts. 81 %. 81. %
Ladies Shoes in fashionable STYLES
and most comfortable fitting last,
gun metal and tan, button or lace
cloth and leather tops.
..98c, $l.25, 81. 48
Boys and Girls Heavy School Shoes,
$50, $1.35 1.5O, l75, I9e
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Resolutions.

We the committee on resolution.
resolve to submit the following re-
solutions:
LIST. That the thanks of this con
vention be rendered Mays Chape
Sund4y School and the kind people
of the community for the generou,
hospitality displayed.
2nd. That we heartily thank
all those who have so kindly aud
efficiently addressed us during these
two days of inspirationaI service.
! 3rd. That we the Sunday School
Association of Wayne Co., w. Va,
teach, urge and in every Legitimate
way advance the issue of Universal
Peace.
4th. That it is the duty Of every
Sunday School scholar, teacher and
officer to by work, word and deed
put to route "Old John Barley
Corn"
5th. That we extend a vote of
thanks to Mr.. Arthur L. Arnold,
who is so successfully leading the
Sunday School force of West Va. to
success.
9th. That we are exceedingly
grateful to Mrs. Van Vooris for her
splendid addresses on the child.
III. We urgently call the atten.
ton of our people to the State Sun.
day School convention that will be
held in May, 1916, at Morgantown,
the seat of our University. Wayne
county should havea large delega.
ton.
sth. We note with satisfaction
growing sentiment in favor OF de.
nominational fraternity and comfy
and believe that through cooper
alive effort we have hope of meeting
the spiritual needs Of our people
more fully.
o. J. Rite, Chairman.
NJ. Workman,
Julia Burns,
X II. Childers.
-
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Birth Announcements.

We have something new in the
line Of birth announcements at the
Advance Stationery Store. When
the stork visits your home you
want your friends TO know it, don't
you? The announcements, partially
printed, are cheap. IT..
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Total a IN
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We have been very fortunate in
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The last boundary monument be.
ween the United States aud Can
ada has been Get The work haa
beed going on for 100 years
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In Russia there Gre enough
people 70 populate Great Britain,
Germany and France, wItha con.
siderable mum Der LETT over.
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Our Big Special
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The Next Best THING to the Pine
Forest for Colds Is.

DR.. Bells Pine.Tar Honey which goes
to the very root Of cold troubles 1t
clears the throat and gives relief from
that cloRged and stuffed feeling. The
pines have ever been the friend of man
In driving away colds. Moreover, the
pine honey qualities are peculiarly eff
fective in fighting children's colds. Re
member that a cold broken at the start
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plications. Doc. adv.
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He made his prediction eighteen
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Millinery

Our line of Ladies' Misses and
Children's Hats is complete from
start to finish and under the super
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trimmers.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats. ........
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Misses and Children's Hats.
..S1.4s. CSC, 95c. 69c, 48c
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OTHER VIEWS
GRAIN N rer sours

There II trndrnft ta rfHItlar ths
sNnth nninstiN ios haNlne. drsp.tc rp
reasel admunliions. nhaiucea another
lsrse sisld ef erfian are psraant efup
e. hca,N eX1rriinefN $50 when eoni
fafsi Wlth she wnfiHs visible apr,'
fef this pfuiuet inn fbe south has
lone welt d has tugned toward ll
rctsinea ftfmiag te deerve hithortc
unknown its sfein rran fhIs ycsr ~
eriis as SiAt.oaf ont shr .aiae ~ thr
most vsiuahlr coitoH rrgp s,tf pra
4aspa shst ~ iels-1A TH+ ueufvs
ss NisfH ey fhe Manufacturers Uet
rri arr 81 Wide intrrest The, show
thst taf SaniR white nafurally tuna
inE to ste staple wash ss.4ss Is ga
tvafotine a. diversity the plantine So
a. tN fuaks lhf inaittdHal farmer na,sfs
INDEPENDENT Tho Nofafh learns that
III final sicid ~ wheat in gho South
broushl Siss.> leeeo. aua oats tSSafs.
eea fhs Nieid ~ rNfn. estimated hAs
= value secvrtins o. priees sent
" 81 .oi7sitpqe Tte fise erlp uhicl,
may prilscfty ~ ciassea VIVA rains
"a valued AZ ssSaea ooo n,aklnr I tatst
sfsiN Neloatinu 81 tatsessS Gee On ~
war
rh'a yeaF's planting q gf4ln was
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An affHfntf Twins aH the nnffh sIdf
enH arrested Is few weeks aro charged
nith NiNiauef ths mnfpf sroed b4a
Whom hh lane NAa Called ls lii. ,aufl
ife nes ttt b. aafrd ihaf R hf ,an
unuvd for ersk rhr arrest riusaa
ha vifr considerable Embarrassment
snd sho rfnnt moai ni hef mDrainr can
tvfsinr elih ise neiahhHa auflae
chg nest few da,a In explatoma htsi
hnp b hapnsnoA
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-liello lack" stsN ths nclahNnr
iiNW aid sou aei alone Va the pollcc
curt
'fiur' yeilea ihs atintney tfee ~
whiepesvd "rwrrip tive sud costs
Indianapolis News
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ri'h Nrihef'" fsNMlmrd ihe tender
nsarled iuilr f'Hnese. coming in irau
sfhph Witt teale ln hef ssSs Thew
Yves enc ritlfulesi hiilt orphan thars
ipllaY' ne nAd hoies ia nls sieskin' .
tn ~ his cinNs aH his snars N.fnt
alkc an es hsdas an, bat Sc mad,
mr sfN BE- lsa,a as hau lir was tht
ofphaneai nuis iasy sVse saw ah
iusi know thar pooy ehiiIs father al
neshefs n'th trpkaps toofr riits.
bntNh ifras
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EDFland has soisvd more Amer
lean meat England acts Nslh
high handed authority lei AS
not esaFuse facls England has +
great navy and pats ii to material
use. This much ialked Of Freedom
of the seas IS only q matter az su
prrtor strength after oil Tho ma
TONS that viamor Tor Il are the
nations that hack ,iuadnouehl.
enough 10 nake might right
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Ambassador Count toa lifrn
hiorii thinks ihui foreign NATIONS
should NOT Interfere Wiih iEp
country internal relaiinnv o. fhs
a fofeihonghi of an alierlhoughi
W. aouder
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FOR SALE

80 fine acres cleared land
touching bluff, 5 miles
south OF Corpus, and adjoin-
ing RICH. of way OF Ward
Island lntcrurbars--srlendid
house and cement cis,esn.
Address, Property. Care
Caller.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03

Why askea ue anmestic goonon,,
expert so ien mai Use ~ an ,opr
iale TOLLS ln makins too,hsgme a.s
etfsf
i'esaslko rtQiiel ne housrkoe,scr
Nlth dirulfied reserve a $50 noi sai.s
ms pFeaa 10 be a naadins Haul
mere Amsrlsun
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fhis question u Insef nafionsl morals.
Wkg u n yifsboua % atanA Haiti ard
H. u at4ntsd 10 Hralto cespaa
chriatl Caller
ie,5 Ter soursriff Ise I1ifrd Nfsffs
Is lafa4e1 b. galfl through trieste
affsresmfnf made BY thf rspgt'ifpR
y rs tafne the ffian - x itnoseteif.
W. sYr under ,.hasat.an ~ iaAe t4fs
of ne ssfa4sipn n tait while ~ tase
~ sHf Obligation nfh feftffaef ta
NtRa. Trfeple Teirsrsm
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liurfscsnrs are n0 rvspeeters 81
place Thve have recently visited
thr Souih'- lradiuu senporls. We
can ouly ln'lgr the iulnrr hy thr
past \ severn storm may visit
Corpus Christi but Il never has
Commerce. takes note of she aver
age i..lv Insurance companies 30
no better,
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ANrIfnoLIsh.

Tte ffirfr ~ W4iss viii never take
. rtfr#H tfias Ha fHis b na inal
cation thaf fhe husband q netman
bride slu never iakf him Corpus
rarisn caller
10 ans German ever gels fae iflnfe
~ Waiea ii aiu BIZ alfh Doc affnp'anH
So b. Nnf falre a. fiet 30 pf, oat
fead tefs f4f npi frm shslfef ii b.
sasnrahsf 6siiefailt fhsf ibf tfffaFr
EHalfhH4f b ga tffahinF CO.. as b f0
81 % sAf ifHaf ard fsfntf his hod 81
fsrFsf faf uafHaH tlntfH Iesss
IfeuHhlie
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The condition of cotton WW only
VI , psr cent normal % ihv end
~ september. bul iht prize was
high enough in make pp iar ihr
deficiency particularly be- South
Texas. Nusees county
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Santa Fe
Farmers Special
to California
October IA

co,bi. far-on the Santa Fe Farmers, Special spend
, ,eeks seeing by the farms and homes OF south
ein =, San Diego and San Francisco.
TWO ,b' n company with comfortable soeiable party
fDIls who ike yourself want TO inspect the home.
y 49,. J,rencnts of sunny California axe your wife
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Although United states sfoeps az
100 moral 10 mpakAe NTH Mex,ca
they seem 10 s,s kllilng Aa4lsen AZ liAiti
with pleasing And effective reenlafli,
aemshew. a Is alfneals - reppelle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03

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b. Will nai Isl candidate foF
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
CIRCULATION BOOKS
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raise the devil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
WEATHER SUMMARY
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tours oni'uE o. m. 70 MERIDIAN time
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03

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,hr stimulus o. fair price bt
caliuu, itis as Che Fast ircls ihp
hrfiriiis of war orders As a
whole. the country Is u good shnpg
Tor business for return al ron
fidenee Mud confidence Is All
tina, Is necessary.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03

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Armeuians fhc Armcnmps. ap
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