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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-12
EIGHT INDICTMENTS
ALLEGING FRAUD
Some Are Also Charged With Con-
spiracy to Violate United
States Postal Laws.

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CHICAGO, April 12.-Eight indlct
ments alleging frauds through sale
of millions of dollars worth of bonds
in an irrigation project, it was an
nounced today, were secretly return
ed last week against promoters of the
project.
The following were indicted on two
counts. charging conspiracy to violate
the rostal laws, and preparation OF
fraud through The mails:
Charles F. Tew, lawyer and poll
tician. of Greeley, Colo; William $
Tiff, millionaire capitalist, of Denver.
Samuel Fl. Shields, millionaire capital
ist, of Denver.
Tho following were indicted on
charges of violation of postal laws:
VIM. Farson. of Farson and com
pany, Chicago; John Farson, New
York representative of Farson and
company; George :. Osborne, former
ly of Chicago, now of Cheyenne, Wyo.,.
Row A.. H. Thompson. of Chicago, and
Harry B. Parrot. of Chicago.
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Charles Phipps Of Elvaston Was
Found in Unconscious Condition
on Floor Of Barn by
His Wife.
HE HAD RETURNED HOME
Had Left Wife at House and Was Put
ting Horse in Barn-Hasnt
Recovered Sufficiently
to Talk.

ELVASTON, Ill, April 12.-Charles
Phipps OF near here was the victim
of mysterious assault Friday even
ing. He is still partially unconscious
from the blows he received from his
unknown assailants, and cannot give
any connected account of what hap
pened to him.
He and his wife had returned home
about ten o'clock. and Mr. Phipps had
gone to the stable to put the horse
into hts STALL His failure to return
to the house aroused Mrs. Phipps'
fears. and she went out into the yard
She found her husband lying uncon.
scious on the floor OF the barn.
She called DR.. Runyon who respond.
ed at once, and who found evidences
of severe injuries about the head, and
an area Of contusions on the left
breast. 1t was evident from his
wounds that Mr.. Phipps had been slug.
ged by some person or persons, who
struck him about the head and neck
Up to this time. Mr.. Phipps has
not recovered sufficiently to explain
the attack. He is still unable to tell
what happened, or who the assailants
were. That he will recover from his
injuries, the attending physician be-
lieves. s..
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MISS MAUD HENNESSY
DIED IN ST. LOUIS
Former keokuk Woman Died in Hos
pitaI There Yesterday Morning
WIFI be Buried Here.

Miss Maud Hennesy, formerly of
this city and daughter of Mrs. Ella
Moseley. matron of the Benevolent
Union Home here, died in a st. Louis
hospital yesterday morning at 7:1O,
according to information received
mere last night The remains will be
brought here for burial and probably
VIII reach here tomorrow night. Her
mother, Mrs. Moseley, was with her
when she died.
The deceased, who was about 80
years old, lived in this city from her
eirlhood until about eight years ago.
She was married here to Mr.. d. D..
Buss, formerly OF this city but now
living in Des Moines, from whom she
was divorced in Mason City shortly
after leaving here. She had lived in
st. Louis about six of seven
years Funeral arrangements will be
made later.
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Veterans Would be Escorted
to Cemetery in Automobiles
by a Guard of
Honor.
WOULD START AT ONCE
II Plan is Adopted, Memorial
Day Observance in Keokuk
This Year, Could
Surpass Any.

The suggestion has been made to
The Gate City, that the lodges and
various civic and church organizations
take charge of the Memorial day OBJ.
servances this year, with the old sol,
diers as their guests. The veterans
would be taken to the cemetery In
automobiles, and could hold their ex-
ercises there. The lodges and those
in procession would march to the GEM
etery and form a guard Of honor TO
the men who helped save the union
during the years of 81 to '65. The
celebration would be financed by the
lodges and other organizations, and
thus spare the old soldiers the in
convenience and trouble Of soliciting
here and there az has been necessarJ
in the past
The Gate City Endorses the plan,
and is back Of any idea which will
help to honor the fast thinning "Ilne
OF bIue,' and make the observance 81
Memorial day-the veterans own day
-as patriotic and reverent as It is
possible to do.
If the plan which has been suggest
ed by a Keokuk man, himself a Son
of Veteran, and a member of the
Spanish war veterans, is adopted
Keokuk will see a Memorial day OBJ.
servance this year which will pay
deep reverence to the remnant of the
Grand Army of the Republic. which is
lelt here, and will make the observ,
ance OF the day more easy for the
men who wear the little bronze but.
ton in the lapel OF their coats and
who are becoming fewer and fewer
each year, as the Great Commander
orders taps.
The suggestion is this. All of the
lodges of the city, church orsaniza
lions which care to join, boy scouts
women's organizations and the pupils
of the Keokuk schools shall join to
gether to form guard of honor to
the veterans, who will be escorted IN
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CITY NEWS.

Floor Veneer Sale-5 to 10c YARD.
Strickler Store Fixture Co., 219 john
son 49,
Mrs. Matilda Matless is very III
at her home. GIL Franklin street she
has many friends in the city who VIII
be sorry to hear Of her Illness.
This evening in the Y. w. c. A.
building at half past seven O'CLOCK
Mrs. ]. ]. Ayres, president or the
Civic league, has called a meeting OF
the school board, representatives
from the Retailers league, and the
entire committee on the garden con
tot, to discuss further plans for the
work of the contest
John L. Kenney. bailiff in the dis
trict court, is confined to his home
bv illness. Mr.. Kenney was not feel
ing we'll last week but kept at ms
post in the district court room. HIS
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HOW TO HEAL
SKIN-DISEASES

"A Baltimore doctor suggests this
SIMPLE, but reliable and inexpensive,
nome treatment for people suffering
win eczema, ringwo-m, rashes and sim
iai Itching, burning skin troubles.
AT any reliable druggist get jar OF
ieslnol ointment and q cake of resinol
zap. These will not cost a bit more
.lan seventy-five cents. With the res
.aoI soap and warm water battle the af-
tecIed parts thoroughly, until they are
nee from crusts and the skin is soft
i ,nea. Dry very gently, spread on thin
,a.er OF the resinoi ointment, and cover
WIN light bandage-if necessary to
iIotect the clothing. This should be
Sane twice day. Usually the distress
ss itching and burning stop with the
ca Treatment, and the skin soon be-
omes clear and healthy again.
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DIR. G. walter Barr was visiting
with his father and mother Sunday.
He left for Des Moines this morning g.
George Cosgrove was on the SICK
list Saturday,.
doctor Henderson of Biggsville.
was visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
Howard Mekenson and his son Fulton
Henderson Saturday.
Mr.. Zimmerman of Bisgsville was
Hamilton visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Seigfreid has gone to
Waterloo to visit her son, James Seis'
freid.
Homer Williams Jr., arrived home
Saturday night from Ann Arbor, Mich
on a short visit. Homer is attending
law school there.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
orpheum Toniqht.

A specially good program is billed
for tonight at the Orpheum theatre
1.-THE Recoil," startling answer to
knotty problem in two parts, with
Edna Maison, the leading star. Also
Sidney Ayres in "The Law OF the
Open,' a great western drama, that
will interest you from start to finish,
and last but not least, "A Coats a
Coat" great comedy. A laugh every
second when you see this great COM
e.y. with Eddie Lyon, Victoria Forde
and Lee Moran. Don't forget the big
bill again tomorrow, matinee and
night. The patrons of this popular
play house will have the opportunity
of seeing William Richie in "Bilrs
New Pal" also The Oath of Smoky
Joe," and many other splendid fea-
lures. The Orpheum orchestra plays
the Observation-Disclosures
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PERSONALS.

70 Mrs. S. R. Seymour Of Des Moines,
and her sister, Mrs. M. Mcmillan OF
Milton, Iowa, are visiting their cous-
ii, Mrs. VIM. Rokey, at 1913 Concert
street.
Mrs Edw. F. Finigan and children
are visiting at the home Of M. E. Ban
non, of FIT. Madison.
DR.. G. Walter Barr, who has been
at Springfield, ILL.,, visiting his son,
Lawrence, was in the city today, en-.
route to Des Moines.
w. n. Sage has returned from a
visit to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Kirch spen.
Sunday in Kahoka, with Mr.. kirch's
mother.
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Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, Ill.,, April IL.

John Buss and family took an au-
tomobile ride to Golden, Sunday.
Michael Carrigan and wife Of
Peoria were Hamilton visitors Sun.
day. Mr.. Carrigan is one of the pas
senger conductors on the T., p, & w.
Miss Mary Johnson of Warsaw was
visiting with Mrs. A. B. Agnew, Sun
day.
Work was begun on the sidewalk
on Broadway to the depot this morn
ing. This will be one Of the best i'm
provements Hamilton has. Then peo-
pie can get up town dry-focted. Let
the good work go on.
Mrs. A. L. Macarthur was a Car.
thage visitor over Sunday.
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Refused to Wed Him.

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FARIBAULT, Mimi, April 12.-Al-
fred Hoffman this morning shot and
killed Miss Mamie Erb as she AID
her sisters were going to work in a
shoe factory here and then turned the
gun on himself.
He will die He had asked her to
wed and she refused.
Hoffman hid himself behind an ele-
vator which tho girls were obliged to
pass. When they had passed the ele.
vator. Hoffman stepped out and shof
three times. All the bullets entered
the girls back. She was 20 years Old
and Hoffman is about %.
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RIackburne-pavis Wedding.

BIackburne-Davis Wedding.
The following from the Philadelphia
Ledger of April 7, will be Of interest
locally as it contains a notice Of the
wedding of Mr.. D. Mooar Davis and
Miss Dorothy Blaclburne:
An unusually attractive wedding
will take place tonight at O'Clock in
the Church of the Redeemer, Bryn
Mawr, when Miss Dorothy Blackburn,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Blackburn, of Haverfcrd, will be-
come the bride of Daniel Mooar Da-
Wis. The Rev. Mr.. Carter, rector of
the church, will officiate The bride,
who will be given in marriage by her
father, will wear a gown Of white
chiffon embroidered In silver, over a
foundation of white satin. A court
train will fall from the shoulders and
will be trimmed with silver. A tulle
veil will be held in place by a silver
tissue hair band. Miss Blackburne
will be attended by Miss Sarah Black
burne as maid Of honor, who will
wear Dresden taffeta and a pink
chiffon hat. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Margaret keenan, and Miss
Dorothy Bennerman, who will be
gowned alike in pink taffeta and will
wear pink chiffon hats trimmed in
dull blue. They will carry old-fash-
toned bouquets Of pink roses. Mr..
Davis will have as his best man, Al
fred J. Ball, of Chestnut Hill, and the
ushers will include DR.. Carl s. Will
dams. Frederick B. Barnitz, Fred
erick T. Thomas and George w. Beav-
err III "A reception will follow imme-
.diately at the home Of the brides par
ents ion9 College avenue, Haverford.
After an extended wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs Davis will be at home at
the Creshelm Valley Apartments,
Chestnut Hill.
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as he came to his crew-mate's assist
ance. Despite wounds in the abdomen
and the head, German wrested the
revolver away from the bandit and
fred three times as he fed. The rob-
berry took place near the twelve mile
hOuSe
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mississippi Commission Meets.

ST. LOUIS. April 12.-The Missis'
sfppi river improvement commission
met here today for the annual spring
session. Prominent congressman in
terested in river improvements are
among the commission, which will
sail down the river to New Orleans
and hold hearings enroute.
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A HINT FOR SHAVERS

~ you want q refreshing shave, with
.nick, creamy lather, try a resinol
sving stick. It contains the soothing,
lng resinol medication which
In lies it especially welcome to men
tender faces.
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work of Lone Bandit.

TIT,ited Press Leased Wire Serv1ceJ
SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-H Hold
ing III, a car on the South San Fran
cisco line of the United Railroads
this morning. a lone masked highway
man robbed the conductor and prob
ably fatally shot Motorman German
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Church Societies Today.

Church Societies oday.
The church societies meeting today
are the Westminster Reading Circle,
at the chapel with Mr.. Harry A. White
making an address on mission work
in India.
The Quid Libet society of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church was entertain
cd bv Mrs. Harry NJ. Phillips, assisted
by Mrs c. w. Smith.
st. Johns Guild met at the home OF
Mrs Emil Renaud who was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. ]. P. 1ngle.
The Wtman's Alliance of the First
Unitarian church was entertained by
Mrs. George IS. Tucker, sos Fulton.
PROGRAM for C. w. 3. NJ.
At the C. w. B. NJ. auxiliary which
meets tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
d. A. Uhler, 1910 Exchange street.
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colonel Nelson sinkina.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April ~
colonel VIM. r. Nelson, editor and
owner of the Kansah City Star, was
reported very low" today. Tho pub
Usher has been confined to his home
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all winter with uraemic poisoning
and complications and at one time
was unconscious for several days.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

wEST-The funeral Of the late
Robert West will be held from st.
Mary's Catholic church tomorrow
(Tuesday) morning at O'Clock.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank friends and ne1gn-
hors and Odd Fellows for their kind.
ness in our late bereavement.
MRS. l.. F. LINQUIST AND
FAMILY.
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the following program will be given:
Hymn.
Prayer-Mrs. James Connoran.
Scripture lesson--Mrs. L. E. Shore.
Mission stury, THE Child in the
Midst conducted by Mrs e. l.. AL
drich.
Reading-Mrs. Chas A. Jenkins.
Prayer circle--Mesdames g. w.
Moseley, w. NJ. Baker, H. H. Stafford
and w. II. Talley.
Song by ladies' quartette, Mesdames
w. M. Baker, r. E. Lowe, A. j. Wool
ley and Miss Pearl Uhler.
Paper "Servic.e to Help Those Who
Serve"-Mrs. John P. Peterson.
Hymn.
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$780,:
For Society Editor
Call Black 665.

NOSTALGIA.
/ have not trod those burning sands
have not plumbed those frozen
seas;
NV palace was not made with hands
My sails are furled from every
breeze.
/ sit behind curtained pane
And gaze into village street:
Homeward, at eve, return again
My indolent, untraveled feet.
But in the books you brings TO- me,
I find strange places that Iaknew:
Cathay or Ind or Muscovy,
The Isles Of Spice or Khatmandhu,
1 close my eyes and call It back
The tedium of the caravan,
The jackals bowling on our track,
The vile and sloth Of savage man.
NV inconsistencies was born with me
Whom thei ancestral walls enclose;
But it is nice as memory,
And chooses only what it knows.
And when the page divines Alright.
T do not shrink or find it far;
But answer, as an exile might,
THAT is my home, and there my
STAR"
Fullerton Gerould in At
lantic Monthly.
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Will Entertain Bridge Club.
Miss Kathryn Settler will entertain
the Auction Bridge club Tuesday even
ing at her home, IT'S Exchange street.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Money o.
call, 21a percent.
Six months. 81 percent.
Mercantile paper. unchanged.
Bar silver London, 233sd.
Bar silver New York, unchanged.
Demand sterling, s4.79 9-16.
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FOR SALE-Ten Polled Angus bulls
Address Graham Bros, Edgewood
stock farm, Carthage, III. r. F. D.
No. 2.
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hangers. w. G. Whitehead & Son,
904 Main street.
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THE WANT COLUMN
WANTED

WANTED-Small family, no children,
desire modern house. State rental
in reply. Address r. J.
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WANTED-Experien clerical man
for office work. Not under % years
Of age Moderate salary. Address
p. o. box 420.
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house, corner lot. with building site
,, in rear. Edith Miller. 400 North Fifth.
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Numerous used organs
which have been taken as part pay
ment on a new piano. Prices very
low Credit IL desired. Duncan-Schell
Furniture Co.
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many friends will be sorry to learn
of his illness.
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FOR SALE-Fairly good square
piano, taken in trade for new piano.
Priced at $16 Duncar-Schell Furni.
ture Co.
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To Hold Monthly Meeting.

The Mothers and Teachers club Of
the Wells district will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Thursday
afternoon at half past three o'clock
in the kindergarten room of the Wells
building. ..
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Hospital Guild Meeting.
The Graham hospital guild will meet
at the nurses home Tuesday after
noon. Come prepared to sew.
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FOR SALE will offer at public
sale at Farmiagton, Iowa, on We'd
nesday, April 10, at p. m, the resi-
dence and lots known as the Moses
H. Morse property. Eight room brick
house. with cellar and basement, liv-
ing well and cistern, good barn with
cement floor for auto, all kinds OF
fruit, cement walks, etc. Place occu-
pies four full lots, total OF 264 foot
front and 132 deep. An ideal spot for
chicken raising or small gardening.
forms cash or bankable security. For
further information write or call Fred
Kick, Pennington, Iowa. Frank L.
Morse. ....
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Auto Plan Meets Favor.


The plan to escort the veterans TO
the cemetery in automobiles is In no
way a reflection on the ages of the
old soldiers who are still left to make
the long march to the cemetery. In
practically all of the cities this plan
is being followed, and the veterans
are paying no less reverent tribute
ito their departed comrades by riding
in autos instead of making the long,
tiresome march on foot, through any
kind of weather.
.sThe veterans deserve everything
we can do for them" the man VINO
suggested this plan, said. And i
think the least we can do is to make
their Memorial day observance as
easy as possible for them, and stu
keep all of its beauty and reverence
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SUGGESTION IS MADE FOR
! MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE

automobiles to the National cemetery
where the exercises are always held
thus saving them the long tramp to
the last resting place of their com.
rades. At the cemetery the veterans
would be in full charge of the pro-
gram for the honoring of their depart.
ed brothers. The organizations which
marched to the cemetery would form
guard of honor here, as well, AMI
the school children who would as
usual have their part in the song
services which are part of the Mem
orial day observances.
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FOR SALE-Two fifteen horse power
motors, first class condition. keo-
kuk Hydraulic Tire Setter Co., Twelfth
and Johnson.
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MISCElLANEO

WIN. MORRIS. CARPENTER, wants
your work; repair work a speciality.
800 Concert street. Phone B 1176.
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Every one Asked to Join.

Practically all of the lodges of the
city have uniformed ranks. These
would include Masons, Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias. knights of Co
lumbus, Moose, Eagles, and others OF
the fraternal organizations. And
those without uniforms would have
part in the program as well. Besides
these there would be three troops OF
COY scouts, Company l. and the Span
ish war veterans, and school boy con-
panies. Church organizations and
women's clubs, especially the patriotic
organisations of both men and women
would be invited to join in the guard
of honor
The plan as suggested has still
further merit in that it provides for
all care of the finances for the on
servance. This would relieve the old
soldiers from the necessity of solicit
ing funds for the observance, as is
the custom now. The lodges and 9th.
er organizations would take care OF
all of the finances. and would have
the veterans as their guests. 1t has
been suggested that the. Fifty-fourth
regiment band could be hired for the
occasion, and with one or two other
bands would add greatly to the mill.
tary aspect and the solemnity of the
occasion.
If the plan is taken up at once,
there will be plenty of time to secure
the band.
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FOR RENT-Furnished house, SIX
rooms and bath; rent reasonable.
1106 Concert. Phone Black ESQ.
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FOR RENT-1027 Concert street;
lower fiat rooms and bath; upper
fiat rooms and bath. Edward F.
Carter. .
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FOR SALE-All shoes at cost: also
the fixtures; will sell in bulk at
sacrifice. Poor health and old age
compels me to retire by May 10 r.
r. Kamuf. 1926 Main street.
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FOR SALE-Househol goods at auc-
ton, Wednesday p. m. 1928 North
Second street. D. A. Young, auc-
toner
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FOR SALE-Baby chicks. Call Red
900.
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT-Four rooms (front). 303
South Second; $1,000. See Para
dice, ~ South Sixth street.
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FOR SALE-Cheap two cylinder
Maxwell motor, suitable for motor
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FOR RENT-Pasture for horses and
cows. C. A. Jemison, on Powers
farm, route /.
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FOR RBNT-Seven room modern
house, SIS Orleans avenue. En-
quire at SIG Orleans avenue.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern house
Enquire of Mrs. Thos. McManus.