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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-28
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
70 whom 1T may concern:

/
! B Notice is hereby given, That plat
and schedule have been prepared by
the direction of the city council OF
the city of / coluk, showing the as.
sessments- proposed to be made for
and on account of the cost OF the
construction of paving with concrete
and curbing with cement, Sixteenth
street from south line Of High to
north line Of Franklin, against the
privately owned lots and parcels
of land abutting upon and adjacent to
said Improvement, according to area,
so as to include one.half of the priv
ately owner property between the
street SO improved and the next
street, whether such privately owned
property abut on said street or not,
but not including any privately owned
property situated more than three
hundred (300) feet from the street 50
improved, the said plat and schedule
showing the separate lots and parcels
of ground proposed to be assessed for
the cost Of the said Improvement, and
the names Of the owners thereof, SO
far as known, and the amount to be
assessed against each lot or parcel OF
ground, and that said plat and sched-
ule are now on file in the office of th'
city clerk of the city Of Keokuk anu
that within twenty days after the first
publication of this notice all obJec-
lions to such assessments, or to the
prior proceedings on account OF errors,
irregularities or inequalities, must os
made in writing and filed with saic
clerk. ANY objections not so made
will be deemed waived.
Date of the first publication Sep
TENDER %, 1915.
Q. W. SANDBERG,
City Clerk.
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Daily Stock Letter.

TCopyright 1915 by the New York
Evening Post.1
NEW YORK, Sept. est was scar
cely to be expected after the course
which yesterdays stock market took
and the way in which it took it, that
cautious and conservative people
would have adopted any other policy
than withdrawing from the market.
This was evidently also the attitude
Of professional Wall street, for the
signs of enormous profit taking sales
were unmistakable. But professional
spectators of the larger calibre are
not in the habit of throwing their
stocks onto the market and waiting
idly to see what happens. On the
contrary, they take the very occasion,
when they are selling, heavily in one
quarter of the list. to bid UP prices
with an air of enthusiasm In the 9th
err, and this is precisely what occur
red today. This maneuver was sue
cessful enough in the existing temper
of the speculative community to post
pone the sharp reaction Of prices, I'M
til the last half hour OF business.
The lyrical movement of the day
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The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL.,, Sept. 2s. 1915.

mess, from heart trouble and complf
cations. John Allen Robinson was
born January Z, 1898, and was the
eldest Of the two sons Of his pa
rents. He graduated with high hon
Iors from Hamilton high school in
June last: he was studious and am
bilious and won the state university
scholarship and registered at Cham
paign about one week before his
death. The day he left home he was
not feeling the best, but was anxious
to begin with his class. He was a
member OF Wythe Presbyterian
church, and a young man Of noble
Qualities of mind and heart that en-
deared him to his own family and all
of his relatives and many friends In
Hamilton, Warsaw and the country
adjacent thereto. His death Is a
crushing blow to his parents by whom
he was idolized. and justly SO, for
he was peer among the boys Of this
rising generation, an exception to the
rule; he was good and upright son
in all the word implies and an honor
to his parents, who loved him SO.
John Allen. as he was familiarly
called, was taken sick one week ago
Monday, but his symptoms did no.
become alarming until Wednesday,
when his parents were wired. They
arrived Monday evening, September
~, with his remains, and were met at
the train by number Of sympathizfng
relatives. The funeral will be held
from his late home in Wythe town
ship, at 10 a. m. Wednesday, Septen.-
Der 20. Besides his parents, he leaves
a brother. Glenn Robinson. and a host
of relatives. and friends. to mourn his
untimely demise. His dear parents
especially have the heartfelt SYM
rible aff1iction.
me LaU'es .h n,r so. s,,yrr 81 .n M Me-
being the anniversary OF her birth.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Ayres and child
leave today for Spokane, Wash. Tho
trip will be made by automobile.
Miss Emile Pence left few days
ago for Fort Worth. Texas, to assume
her duties as business and employ
ment secretary of the Y. W.. G. A.
there. Enroute she will visit with her
sister in Kansas City. and with Dr.
and Mrs. p. B. Ringland in Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. sherry and son, James, have
returned to Chicago, after seven
weeks visit with Mrs. Hugh Brennan
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bradshaw have
returned from Abba, where they at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. Bradshaw
mother, Mrs. Maria Bradshaw.
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CITY NEWS.

Big Ben clocks sold, and repaired
H. 8. Mills. 504 Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Lower OF
7075s Main street, are mourning thu
death Of their three-day-old son,
James Edward Lower. The baby died
this morning at II O'Clock. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon
Born, this morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Willows, daughter
~. D. Ayres and wife have con-
yeyed to Vincent H. Phillips the west
30 feet Of lot 2 and the east half OF
lot 8 in block 1877 The propertr Is
situated on Concert street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Mrs. Peter Eymann and daughter
Miss Hilda, left today for Rochester
MINI.
The German Evangelical church
near Suffer, will observe Mission
Day" on Wednesday, October 6
Among the speakers will be Rev. e
MicheIs OF Burlington; Rev. 3. II
JaEdstein Of Warsaw. and Rev. L.
Hagen of Tioga. Friends of the mis-
stonary work are welcome. The
services will be held, morning, after
noon and evening.
Otis Goodenough has closed MS
photograph gallery, has moved his
goods to Farmington, Iowa, where he
will store them, and he will soon
leave with his family for New YORK.
state, near Catskill mountains, where
they will spend the winter.
W. e. Alters arrived Thursday last
from the Albers fruit ranch at Elsi-
more. CAL, for a short vacation. Mrs.
AIbers preceded him several days.
Mrs. Minnie Baird returned Mon
day from Bloomfield. Iowa, where she
visited the family OF Oscar Kenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Shepherd re-
turned Monday evening from st. Louis
where they have been visiting their
son, Will and wife.
4 Miss Emma Fullrich Of Jamestown,
Mo. left Tuesday after ten days
visit with Rev. and Mrs. K. H. Krugh-
on.
Miss Anna wagner of Belleville. ILL.,.
left Saturday for home. after pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Risto.
Mrs. Sophie jenkins. who has been
visiting friends in st. Louis ana
Quincy. returned home Monday.
One of the saddest deaths ever re-
corded in the vicinity was that OF the
bright and talented young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Robinson, Jr.. OF
Wythe township. which occurred at I
q. m. Sunday. September &c. at Cham.
|naiku III after about = weeks III
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Entitled to parole.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. j
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Sept. Is
The state board Of parole, sitting at
Anamosa today is considering the
case Of Thomas /. Post OF Paulding
Ohio. and may recommend his parole.
He was sent to Fort Madison for two
years because he carried revolver.
He was On his way across the state
on q bicycle and knew nothing ABOUT
the Iowa law.
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painter Eel, From Roof.

limited Press Leased Wire Servlcel
FORT DODGE, Iowa, Sept. 2S-
Joseph Smith failed to heed the warn.
ing of his wife to be careful and fell
from the roof of the Waukonsa hotel
at noon. He fell ninety feet and
struck on his head the force of the
blow breaking a six inch slab OF
concrete. Smith was painter, fix
ing floral boxes for the fifth story Of
the building.
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WANTED-Men, young and old, from
out OF city to learn the barber trade
and accept positions in small towns.
Impossible to get city BARRIERS for
these positions, although the wages
are good. Write for particulars today.
Moler Barber College, ST. Louis, Mo.
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5000
Some Data on Faxes.

The supervisors In session yester-
considered the taxation question.
ne Fort Madison Democrat contains
e following survey OF the tax ques.
pa, giving the amounts for the var
us funds:
The last session Of the legislature
ised the county fund tax limit from
ur to six mills. This year the tax
as at the limit. four mills, and next
par 1t will probably be placed at Ave
HIS The county fund in this coun-
mas had several sources of revenue
moEed and at the same time has
ID several new expense burdens add
so that its handling requires con.
deraole juggling and manipulation.
our years ago the county fund had
annual income OF $4,000 for sa-
pom licenses. When the law allow
& one saloon to each i 1000 popula-
on went into effect it cut this to
1000 yearly, or loss OF s15, 800;
ext January. when the prohibition
wv is effective. even this $500 will
E removed. Against this loss was
ne. state councils raise of farm land
aiuations two years ago. by which
Pc county FUND revenue was increas.
$4,000. Other things have come
making the fund irregular. The
Hing of the Keokuk Commercil II
laVinss bank netted the county a
PISS OF over $4,000; the court ex-
ense was increased with the estab-
snment OF two continuous courts and
Pc county fund had further drain
Pere, as 1t IS drawn on for court ex-
ense when the court FUND is exhaust.
!. BY the courtesy Of the state
punch the court expense fund levy
st year was 80 mills. two-tenths
eyond the limit. and next year 1t will
put back to three mills, increasing
pe burden on the county fund. The
punty fund is now overdrawn $37,.
~. Based on the 1913 expenses
Ee fund will require 100000 for run.
pns expenses next year. exclusive Of
RESIDENTIAL election and other un-
Eual items. The receipts from Ave
Rlils tax and other sources will total
|vout $4,000. which leaves practic-
Eiy no working fund and does not re-
|uce the present indebtedness. The
pree mill court expense levy will net
eo'4zs95. against an estimate for
pre years expense Of $4,000; in
liner words, the court expense fund
Eands to go $4,000 further in the
|oie this year; this fund is overdrawn
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|oard Of Supervisors u SEES
sion Today Asks Assistant
County Attorney to Pre-
pare Resolution.
% PASS NEXT MONDAY
(oard Tacks Half Mill Levy
| on to Budget to Take Care
Of Interest Levy is One
Mill Higher.
rcno,,o, = THE cafe CITY. /

Especial to The Gate City.J
FORT MADISON, Ia. Sept. 2S.-
he tax levy for Lee county will be
mills. the board OF supervisors in
Lsslon today decided. The board has
40 asked the assistant county attor-
" here to draw up a resolution pro-
ding for bond issue Of 500, 600. for
E county to be used in taking up the
bunty's Indebtedness. This bond H.
resolution has not been passed,
ID It is stated by members OF the
bard that it is sure to 60 through.
mother indication that 1t will pass is
e attachment OF half mills.leyy for
bunty bond fund, which was attached
the budget passed today.
1.-THE matter OF bond issue for
100000 will come up at the meeting
the board on Monday next week.
assistant County Attorney Weber who
is been asked by the board to draw
lie resolution. for the bond issue.
lated that he would have the resolu-
pn ready by then.
The half mill tax on the bond fund
II the county will take. care OF the
Rterest on the bonds. The county
iii start paying on the bonds in 1921.
tcording to the present figures.
Here Is the county tax levy as
u a a.
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jury Could Not Aoree.

limited Press Leased Wire Servicel
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, Sept. %.
The jury in the case Of Andrew
Bowl,rger, charged with sending
threatening letters to George Naeve,
Denison, Iowa banker, was unable
to agree after being out twenty-four
hours and was discharged at noon.
The jury stood Z to 4 for conviction,
one juror being i'll.
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and the one which undoubtedly most
influenced sentiment was a twenty
point rise Of Baldwin Locomotive
shares within ten minutes. followed
by fifteen point decline in an even
shorter time and by an almost inlme-
date fall of twelve points further.
Sales on the stock exchange again ran
above the million and a half share
MARK
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Iowa Supreme Court Decisions.
Especial to The Gate City.]
DES MONIES, Sept. Estate vs..
Hingst, appellant, woodbury. county;
affirmed.
State VS.. Carr, appellant, Woodbury.
county: affirmed.
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RlND ISSUE FOR 100000
PLANNED: LEVY IS 50 MILLS

December there will have been paid
1915, 900. leaving a rapidly diminish
ing debt Of $4,000.
!. The court expense levy reduces. az
above noted.
B. The. bridge bond levy will be three
mills, against 80 mills last year. OF
the $4,000 bonded $4,000 remain
unpaid. +.
Levies Raised.
The poor fund promises to become
one of the most important and most
cumbersome items Of the entire levy
In a very few years IL the expense
put upon it by the last few legisla-
lures increases. Last year the levy
was one mill, which left the fund
$4,000 overdrawn. This year the
levy will be the limit, two mills.
which will net 323.61S.30. against a
known expense Of "a, 500. Commits
sioners for the poor use $4,000
while widows pensions already
amount to $4,000 annually. coming
from this fund. This year pensions
for the blind were added to the poor
department. The county fund can be
drawn on for poor purposes where
the poor fund Is exhausted but as
above shown the county fund will
have ample trouble taking care OF
itself.
The county, insane fund will be two
mills this year. two-tenths Of q mill
ralse from last; the estimated income
from this levy is 5000 less than the
estimated expense, but economical
management and small balance on
hand will care for the years work.
though 1t will not look after any Of
the present $4,000 indebtedness of
the fund.
Other Levles.
Other levies are standard or set by
the state. The general levy this year
Is 4.33 mills, the capitol extension 1T
mills, school one mill, county road
building two mills, county road fund
one mill. etc. In cities and incorpor-
ated towns one-half of the county
road taxes goes to the towns. The
county road building fund is used on
county roads outside incorporate
towns.
The Debt Large.
While Lee county taxes are high
and the present indebtedness is q mat
ter Of concern it has been in reality
the desire OF the supervisors and
others to work as little hardship -
possible on the residents that has
brought the county finances to the
present state. The large indebted
ness has not come IN a year. or in
two years, or three. except for the
ows' pension and the Commercial
bank loss, : but IL the natural
consequences Of not taking care
OF indebtedness before or at the
time It is present Several years
ago the levy was insufficient to carry
on the work OF the insane fund and
tne railroad fund; the deficiency has
not been taken up yet.
This years estimate OF thirty mills.
but one milIslarger than last year and
caring for practically all departments.
shows that conditions and taxes ara
normal. When interest on outstand-
ing indebtedness, and large one o.
that, can be cared for and scarcely
any further Indebtedness added for
one mill, 1t is easily apparent thar
with the Indebtedness cared for By
refundine or other means the taxes
should, normally, decrease
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ch,roed Win Auto Theft.

MASON CITY, Iowa, Sept. Is
Harry Peck OF Melvin, ILL.,. and VII
liam Bowman OF Clinton, Iowa, have
been arrested at Charles City and om-
GERS say they confessed to Deputy
Sheriff Gray that they had stolen
Ford car, In their possession, from
farmer near Goldfield. They are now
in the custody OF Sheriff Leonard OF
WriGht county.
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Set, Thomas Appointed.

Seth Thomas Appointed.
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FORT DODGE. Iowa. Sept. 2S.-
Grover N. Neeze, assistant United
States attorney for northern Iowa,
has resigned. effective October 1. Seth
Thomas of this city has been appoint
ed to- the position.
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cI.vton opera House burned.

CLAYTON, Ill, Sept. 2s.-One OF
the old landmarks Of Clayton, the Old
opera house, was burned to the ground
last night. The fire started about 8
O'Clock and was burning briskly oe-
fore 1t was noticed. There Is no clue
as to its origin.
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FOR RENT-Modern seven room
| house, extra store room, with cleo.
trio lights gas, furnace. gas stove
! furnished Phone B-14S2.
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WANTED-To trade my 40 acre farm
in Douglass county, Mo-, for small
cottage in Keokuk. Address Chas.
Fruehling, Ft. Madison. Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$40 TO s35 PER MONTH extra money
to any employed person without in
terfering with regular work. No sell
ing, no canvassing. Positively no In
vestment Unemployed need not ap-
ply Address The Silver Mirror Co.,
Inc, 1913 W. Madison street, Chicago,
Ill.
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WANTED Position as girl for general
Homework by elderly couple or old
lady; can furnish reference. Address,
IN. p" care Daily Gate City.
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FOR RENT - One-half Of double
house; also four or five rooms TO,
light housekeeping. Inquire 929 Frank
lin street.
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LevIes Reduced.

me railroad bond levy will be re-
Fpced from 80 mills to 3.5 mills. This
one instance OF taking care OF a
eroen OF Indebtedness. The debt OF
Gov,ooo was refunded in 1900 and
TN the payment to be made next
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WANTED-T buy cottage, north side,
on installments. Address B. Gate
City.
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FOR RENT-Efght room modern
house, with garage. Apply s25 Or,
leans.
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WANTED-Party to take half car go
ing to Denver, Colo; any time to
suit party. Telephone 179.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT room house, first ward.
Strictly modern, fine location. rent
reasonable Phone 1853.
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WANTED-HousGsk Apply at
once to J. w. Farrell, Montrose. IL.
r.. q.
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\
urer OF her class at the class organi-
cation. She was the only new girl to
receive recognition in this way.
Juniors Elect Officers.
The junior at the high school at
their first class meeting, elected the
following officers
President--Joshua F. Elder. Jr
observation-disclosures Pond. Jr.
Secretary-NIiss Mary Beardsley.
Treasurer-Harold Hubinger.
Reception for Rev, Nell.
The Brooklyn Uowa) Chronicle
makes mention of reception given
to the Rev. w. H. Neil, formerly pas
tor OF the Trinity M. e. church OF this
city, which was attended by three
hundred members OF the Brooklyn NJ.
E. church The event took place last
Thursday and was very suspicious
event for the new minister and his
family.
B. Y. P. VI. Business Meet'ng.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold their September business
and social meeting In the church par
lors this evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to all young people OF the
city During the social hour some
new stunts in the way OF games VIII
be tried.
Biennial to #. Dodge.
The two days session Of the con
ference OF the board Of the Iowa Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs at Colfax
had had an interesting attendance
and announces the next biennial OF
the Iowa federation, In May, 1917,
will be held at TT. Dodge. Both FL.
Dodge and Des Moines invited the
federation at the biennial last May in
Iowa City, and at that time 1t was
felt that Des Moines would have the
honor of entertaining the next con-
vention. The boards decision at Col
fax proves. otherwise.
There was a large attendance at
this. the first meeting of the new
board OF the federation, including
the officers, district chairmen and
members Of committees. The time
was given over chiefly to organizing
the work Of the coming year and pre-
liminary plans. The new federation
year book is almost ready for publica-
ton. Mrs. Snider, corresponding sec
rotary, hoped to have It out by the
time OF the board meeting, but it was
delayed through some reports.
| A beautiful reception was held IN
the lounging room and parlors OF the
Hotel Colfax and about sixty OF the
women of the board we're present.
They enjoyed meeting each other IN
formally and becoming acquainted.
Mrs. Francis I. whitley of Webster
City, the new president, pres1des ~
the general meetings Of the board
and there have been numerous com
mittee meetings, in charge OF chair
men, to arrange their years work
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irish Tea wedne sday.

A committee Of the Ladies' auxi''
iary OF the A. T.. H. will entertain
their friends at an Irish tea Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. jerry Stack
| No. ,413 Des Moines street. The hours
will be from to and TO 10 O'Clock.
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FOR RENT-Modern house near sew
enth ward school house. B. F
Jones.
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FOR RENT-Three or four unfurnish
ed rooms; modern. Phone Red Az
or call S25 Bank.
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FOR RENT-Of1ce rooms on second
floor of Keokuk Savings bank build
ing. Inquire Irwin. Phillips Co.
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FOR RENT-1307 Concert street. Call
Maas-Bode!Larson Co.
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Returns to New York.

Mrs. Greta Hughes Witherspoon who
spent the summer here with her par
ents Judge and Mrs. Felix T. Hughes,
has returned to New York.
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Honor for Miss Well.
Miss Ida Ruth Web, who with her
sister Miss Beulah We'll, entered Hill
side school at Norwich, Conn.,, recent
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FOR sALE-Cheap If taken at once. a
good work horse, harness and wag-
on. Phone 259, or call at 31S South
Eighteenth.
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HAVE number of warm air furnaces
and steam and hot water heating
boilers. Will make low cash prices,
Address Heat care Gate City.
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HELP WANTED-To address envel-
opes at home; either sex; full par
ticulars, 10c. Direct Sales Co.. Quin-
cy, Ill.
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FOR RENT-Two seven room houses
in good order. close in. Inquire Sol
Concert. or phone Red 723.
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Nils. Kaiser Returns.

Miss Laurie Kaiser of st. Louis who
spent a fortnight as the guest OF Mrs.
D. A.. Collier, has returned to her home.
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FOR RENT-Five. six seven, eigf..
room houses. Modern. Chas. Altes,
1909 Franklin. Red 694.
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LOST.

LosT-Childs' rain coat in Grand
opera house last night. Finder