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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
CONRATH
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Tony Conrath visited old friends at
Flambeau Sunday.
John G. Tate gave us a pleasant
call the latter part of last week.
Claude Apker arrived here Monday
to visit his brother, Pert, for few
days.
Frank Conrath was at Bruce and
Weyerhaeuser on business the fore
part of the week.
Art Hunt left Friday for Fenni-
more, Wis, having accepted a posi-
ton there's on a dairy farm.
E. McCabe is assisting on sur
vey on Section Is southeast of Con
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses
were issued by the county clerk the
past weak:
Neil E. Slocum to Edna May Fritz,
both of Ladysmith.
Peter Mansky to Victoria Nova
vice, both of Weyerhaeuser.
Frank Toepler to Mary Szcesny,
both of Conrath.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
DIES OF CONSUMPTION

The death Of Ira w. Darrow, age
AZ, brother of Mrs. E. Webster, &C.
Cured at O'Clock this morning from
consumption at the latters home.
The remains will be sent Sunday
morning to Prairie Farm for burial.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14

WATcH-Waltham, open case, plain
gold case. Lost near Menasha
Wooden Ware mill. Finder please
leave at this office and receive re-
ward. "A 81" It's
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
HANDkE RCHiEF

HANDKERCHIEF containing ABOUT
$45 in bills Saturday, on the streets
at NeWs-Budget office and receive
reward "a So it,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
Bounties

The following bounties were paid
by the county clerk the past week:
Ernest Mitchell, Big Falls, 1 Wild
cat
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14

BABY cHIcKs-$10 per 1oo-good
laying strain S. G. White Leghorns
Eggs for Matching S. per 100. MRS.
G. S. NEER, Cenrath, Wis. 53tf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
FEMALE HELP WANTED

GIRL for general housework, fam
lily of three. State wages wanted.
"A a." care NeWs-Budget, Lady
smith, Wis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14

Paul Smith made a. business trip
to Duluth yesterday morning.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
Grain Pren1iun1SiDOubled

Secretary " Miller
bed the premiums grains pedigree potatoes This
makes premiums higher than paid by other higher
than the Chippewa should large exhibit Look
the list and bring two exhibits
All exhibits in this list be certified by
County Representative G. NJ Householder.
GLASS GRAM GRASSES AND POTATOES
Lee Van Patter, Supt.
Quantity not less than listed All to the exhibitor
the last fair Tested by scale and appearance
All varie to be correctly named premium awarded
No specials will be allowed in this class.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14

SPRING WAGON, new. One light,
high-grade buggy, rebuilt. Must
SELL at once to make room. A ROCK
STAD, Ladysmith lit
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
FOR SALE

HOTEL; we'll located and doing good
business. Building recently put in
first class condition. Would consider
trade for farm. Enquire at EAST
HOTEL, Ladysmith.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14

All articles this Glass to become the
perry the society," used advertising county,
pies must be maured good shape will be awarded
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
FOR Observation-Disclosures
PoTAToEs-Three best varieties +

POTATOES-Three best varieties fer
eating or planting. $1.00 per
bushel delivered. A. H. PLANT, La
dysmith.
COMPLETE set Of barn materials, in
Guiding all necessary timbers,
studding and rafters, 5000 feet of
inch lumber; good work horse, W.T..
400, age IA, price. $75; good mich
COW, grade Guernsey, price $5C. j.
Van Der Loop, Tony, Wis, Route
1, phone 315-271. ct
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-14
FOR SALE-LAUNCHES

THREE GASOLINE LAUNCHES for
sale. One Is footer, 2 h. p. en-
CINE; one IS footer, 3 h. D.; one %
feet long, h. p. All in good con
dition. JOHN JEZ, Ladysmith, Wis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

lis tie2utsd TO at;sufl a1pnstrncEtup %
rpatfs and streets. Its conventions
8gts itr the sole purpose 81 bringing
our what lis BEST amt most s,eannn;ai
iltn making ami itssaping ny ltligiiwts,ss VS.,
Tine pa.pt,t;s and discussions ARG ptss-
spata6, NOT by lhaprists and vision
aries, biu ivy asufnpstaI1 ntsn engaged
~ Tins work. men wshp have StllsseG
certain 1snt,tltams ant are Jnepare0 10
state ytilf sptlrtttms; and also dp listen
ant spnotlt ft,y the solutions by euEIttTs
Gh Other Ir-pSitarns which constantly
arise. Ut is Girls interchange af t.s;Je,,i
etscs which gives these inulryssurinIis
the itign standing wtestih they anjvE."
Regarding the Charge lr thine IF
tue 1slt convention from fall ITO early
sTrtlrSg, Mr. IisltsoD stated THAT tine
change was nsaas ;ilfter tcarsful ecpp-
siitseradiop. ''IIast pFessr's business VIII
have psan 1iessd and aaJGar-ts MATE, :
ne said. ''TWJsy'.k spr the coming sea-
son VIII us suuttInea and preparations
'ltintsr wsas. The needs sf highway
officials and engineers for ,srarftff ltl-5
formation, AMI sf ,rpursaclurs fr
witt he known; and tine
convention ant good read sf;row witt
provide for all their srsurinenspts al
I'LL uifIa-lllus time"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

Speaking NJ ne .s&o f@- tr&rz.GE>
ssssS 8a 1als DDss12fsg, EgSeroor raalne
f1t Illinois S2SH recently ~ va a1aKs
80 &>@ GeG.&reG z-Zzss-s3 This sg;zss+e-y
~ @s2e n TIE ~ gre&1a-sf s@2E41.sS ri
E1EgDe Gz s@81S. ~ rs3.a>a@e1 rE2as .1e
JsasrstS f1z2es ~ - tare&Ts2a e2s@l5sGt5.a
n a. tssfE7c.aeSS - m 4z.[ z.1c
ss&pa8 fGs@eS H>JaEc 10 ~ Z s0+-y tfa-
GEG44s @s2s~ Ergs Dt7se-s3ye Wztfa-e ,sz-
3@-sas fgsG&% zte - $a-&I - n IL re
carried n5tE5 sZ5tel1ie. T'azs se-lGs1s
E2sa4s'aHo u affairs .as g1Ta1 eYea
ne eso$t asse:at adTpes.es II peeoe
Esss ws@sa E:2s azfED:Ss gszYs .3<g;ae.egss.
LIZ ~ IT. ;F@tzas@e; ~ tyyrg'&sss s.4e 3lfe
n ss2e a1aEs@e3 zGafa*, zggseSs-p4a G.es,9
zsgraze"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

DOssSELLSoh.
. 80 80 = = .

Miss Irma solsefs- is home from .
several weeks rtsit in Perry. Iowa
Clinton Clemens who Was operated
On st Graham hos pital n Keok1k. las.
Tuesday. is getting along fine.
The Jugead-verstn Of the G.. L
church will meet al the Dahrs hcme
Thursday evening. February 10. 10
which all members are cordially in
rited
Jack Cleaons Of Bloomington III.
spent several days The past week in
DonneIlson-
Miss Edna benjamin. who vas
operated on for appendicitis AZ NO
line. III. last Saturday, is doing
nicely.
Carl Bentzineer and Herbert Eyier
attended a short course at Anes. last
week
Nr. and Mrs. philip arrnknecht OF
Cook, Nsb.. visited with his brother
and sister, Lena and Fred Armkneci1t.
last week
Mrs. Geo. Kirchner was Keokuk
visitor the fore part of the week
Mrs Walter GRADER was taken to
hospital at Keokuk Thursday. to be
operated on for appendicitis.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mat
thews. Friday. January %, SON
Haude Stevens Concert Co. ct
Ddckey hall Tuesday evening Feb
ruary s.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Reid were Keo-
kuk callers Saturday
Mrs. VIM. Grant died quite suddenly
at her home here Thursday morning.
Kris. Gran: had been afIing quite a
while. but her death comes as a shock
TO her many friends. She leaves 10
mourn her loss her husband and FIVE
children. Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of the G. e.
church will be entertained by Mrs. AL
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esY Yos., uonsra uoe-.

WIN congress >/lc. ss-ss. tAz'5ag n
2s3.5tpV-9#s4osl III fTs.ty ~ere t.gEGEsy.g
GG5l2ss .F mrs for = 1gf.Nsy 70 2ggge-
fz2ehfs m.sss s'z,s7s a:LI ccs;. z.3,,eGs
spending $50 :sGslG-c7@ &slG Gssy rail-
lions mis- yez. M rsIa same 1G-yrssz .
asa6 Witt CITIES ssye1cla2 s-ezsty -
gG.lasi4 mare tn: La eAaes.ts. I, ;,s..,.t.aes
ne sesaps4E as'y n ters2.lIczI tgrga.g.
zzf39s9s ceyQ,E< =. fhe s.atera ~ Ss-
thar the stlD1e~y - IfrYc,s5y II tya:G-
I'd" aecorG3nY n Il s'4,rf.est ~
President GsDsRe " TIEsp9 II ,Ee
American EDaf EEGCasS zaz1>.iz sSr,
rs Isast ZEN Golla:a - beiHH l,e: >
on country roaEs mhG city streets Il
the present time fGr eEeEy 1Dl,=t 'saf
Vyas spent fifteen yezTs ag9. cps.-
fltlusd 5fF. TiliEOn. "Hh"rG Dae -
Utele vent over the Foa1a and streets
g. decade and half ag0. iog IN nan .
70 that H. IS problem TOR ptncla!s.
engineer and contractors ~ Keep
pace IN methods. ri construction and
maintenance ~ roads and STREETS
With the destructive agGuclGE which
multiply 30 rapidly"
The American Road Builders asso,
citation viii hold it, thirteenth an
nuai convention and the seventh ma
fl0uai good roads show at piffEbuTEh,
ia, during the week of February u
The good roads show f. the exhibition
Of road materials and road building
and paving machinery by which those
%ao biliid the roads are kcpt In touch
With the Developments In facilities
and labor saving devices for the
Wort
This association said Mr. Tillaon.
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Nsesasc aps~a =.s-s'a-, p asas
TnE SPIRIT or -s.

T+1E SPIRIT Or -E.
e rs coming hack again.
Aifd iii sEias d5ite sutGl tf men
Iilsss q pttgls czaE that fsGhpss ;risnu,gi
1tie might
Fdr II lives anew as when,
In the Forest zsflG the glen,
liae farmers rotss 81 gIeatreslop ant
Jtt -tss Zoe 10 rgissh1
NiIFo ss4id tfsat II hat sSist
Aivsssitn alut, perhaps Lee fisa
l'Sr liberty shat Iies again 1npugr
hts.tts4ti 1n e grave;
&rri the soi1ts lf them as1itIs
Ss1lp once atsstllst side by SIDE
10 break the yoke ~ ENGLAND Or give
f1essfiair 50 rns staiSs.
IL lis coming hack sags9SI
isit1n tie ngtr s:isstt 1uoFed If HSfEan
Dc anastts q tsTatr tnam;ble AMI rrGIsd q
yssCGglsis ss-te:
saaS they sfiEo stern the r.tscir,
Forcing 9ras-fsoff IT, tine ftgat,
SHALL find d1tis spirit STRONG again etsa4
sfsatss & nation great
Edward s Hsssu Z:4Le ~ g1fse New YORK
&1tp-
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Ly&z-TT.
lEzsIma THs sHis CLEAN.

T2e ezta cn-o1leteET roress ne
.y9Ey. :ss, tats<. zaY osLG- garment.
y reaawS f.ssl' c>g.s;z,ti7. = IL car,
y1ss5s II many LzYers Z. tiaY eeiJs.
T-.e Lass@c- z Y@-& s5..ta5r ne astycr>
II @a..ELs-<ea INT sr2rGEa &, tie
se@rss.ty g1z1c&. z.c t.e 2saso-y
1-e-sa acEsgF. t2e9rg nearest ms
INN $aaDEy. aEG%e EaeSgev oetfs ere
r>yg.56 sar 'g5t Ss&re- t:ae Gs5'eT tsY-
ers. nt@ye faara IS le@g .,lt=tsge, TIE
,e.ts are Gzt,zs az szrser, sGt1 ~
re eztya1se cs,er tayGrs ne tiny
s>zz1cs n HzZsS ag@ olr1tsn rez1.T hsiaZ
@ae1 - ~ t,yf'a Alien. Ire EIJDisE, 81
D.. II C><sG ;iszata
= Is ~ o. ,5-Ic~Sa If renewal M.
Ge-neatsl ai.G ~ 4 o-pneSs n eltrgiEa-
'1g. tram fzs '0y 'n&t I ,eY StIc9 IS
setar crE s.zaTY 2r3wn 20 that II
D;ae hzS bzl1ly fsactfop3ng and Ur9at,
.rac'iTs akta. :, Is iy>SafbIe NJ hasten
ing the caftlnz4or process aad ny fDr-
r.istfng 2,5cf ticcf ~ the deeDeEt EsT~
ers ~ ceiig, ~ create an entirely new
ana healthy covering TOR the DoSY. II
mas. te borTle IL mind however, that
ths. nc7, cells arrsngc themselves zrte,
the 0rder ~ the clF 20 that While
scars aIG pftS and Gtner defects u the
SKIN Win he sof,enGd by tits orceazz,
they are likeiy " ~ permanent
H. g. perhaps abgIt the time ~
puberty tina, the fundamental principle
III care-rleanI!nc&a and exercise ard 4
property nourlabeH aDd aerated blood
are most neglected. At fhis age.
owing TO the tremendously in@res asd
cell activity Or the bodT, an extra
ordinary amount OF waste material
must be eliminated. When this waste
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07
EssQLfTllrs nuEs ANON 100

Tine american Magazine fur FEssp
''iiiaw sii,uta6ins an unusual tirrssrwtsp
4 N1iIn u niatabsr sff G.rll-,s.ss v.ili,;t
i stiiNss The nrDS;Lsry IF w1isy uisrllpsrl
4 ~ The mouse of rssJrsessIrtts-ires r.fz,,s.
I ly ever give NJ their office until r.fles
are ir,ied fDuss. He savs uss1niitss,s
T congress Cf.ats lsr .s.t.re because
! y1fitps holding mas ruined chem fgnl
gffsT lea, the Task Gf Eutrg back
nome ant attempting 10 rsssi1rliid tnat,
private Dfsstsnsss
HRS J,sarLieiEtsr InsnltIsr of congress-
Was q sitassis4nl lawyer when me isifi
sits was ea@Gitsa by The ps9Iils E1fd fGe-
dtgnsd line J,cssitsE,n uf reyrs.ssItriIls,
them IN Inc halls OF stals. After is
Hsfal ttsan in I;al4s.reas ttr TWO Hss-rI,s
me- tiseassd ils warlka Ds happier ant
ms family xRpyliI he vastly Sbs8ttsr IN
u iie Was hack home JractiGiisg tits
tlRl Jrtossssssior After Gfe,r.zlesfs al
Jpst,nsa hs sts1 out 40 g1silgfiIG ifts
resas,lectea law business. Let him tai
M nus own wfrIts 1usst wtEs1 s.arfT,s1t-
stc 2 WAS isEDrcrttssd III what q ,lsIia
n WAS. IGy practice WIS nor uasscalF
rr,1n down Or 1ssuE;rS,szr:lfg absent II
was game Now ] mac 1Gu1 gsi a,s-
E;esins a IorsnuaGhs- in my rs,1fessiur
before going I'D sons1ass. In ORDER
10 make a comfortable &isrfyr2e slss6
nsT fsssn able I'D depend RIIans ON
1sas fssf1sr CRATE 81 legal bussneas bur
Hss st1 ssolsEsd 10 Go some II tine
more TRIVIAL work sutn rs every
FpErgg lawyer is glad 10 Est. This
class Of business lad guns from a,es
~ ruy absence. along with tts resf
AND II did NOR soIEss back because
Of q reason that ! mad MOI -nc,ng.f1
Il,-Sst .Nx. x 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07
Use Zen,o for Eczema

Neyer mind how often you have tried
and failed. you can stop burning. Itching
eczema quickly By applying little Ee-no
furnished BIZ any druggist for 25c- Extra
large bottle, SlOo Healing begins ths
moment zemo is applied In short tine
heads. rash. eczema. letter and similar
skin diseases viii be removed.
For clearing the skin and making IL
vigorously healthy, zeno is an exceptional
remedy. Ii is not greasy. STICKY or
watery and it does not stain When
others fail it is the one dependable treat
uent for all skin troubles.
Zemo. Cleveland
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80 .1t-t,ASsS S'S'SsS 'ssl lt's.Ats 3''NlsNLe
I. ,, L.@'ttsStit8 s4lsi'siE - l,
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- 81 "+iss Aes41i<' - y ati'e 1sf.l'Hsn ~
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80, 49, - $500.
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as moi taken care Gr IrrpIs..iy, the fart
rs s'Ir1nef OFTEN by q J,fssty M ir1.eniir
ltitniltlie,Itiul- The WASTE uisrtt.:.iai
utuss The pores llf the si&lI 1iirtic,{ilur-
i.y 81 The stis,ss, chest and lilaek Ii
r'tsstscisa In z short thine aitts tnunfti-
litm rs llksig I'D Ds followed Ivy q
plstiIsfa'' erlsIittan ant 10y aulsi.sirass
tliifetstteatis- H,tSis VIII ips u Hprrrua ,uf
ssieiI annoyance END diiseunfpia I'D
s-its ssf,it1sg niffsn or woman rtllls tits
itsslral.
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90 EAsn ssoca1c-1oa ps q

Gass EG5a PRODUCTIONS sss 1919.
TIE N>9r+s15r Cr93 Ss3sg-+ RET is,
sa~51 asFs tsls tosas rs6e2s II crop pro,
t53es4>-l Ia tie T-E.s6 States "a 1919
& sssftGsaerd a. af3DGs sSssT1 .fsl,2 tfsfsg aE
Ge-aEa-e4 -Nsfk 5.2s2 y31g9g StGs9 "A 1g1 (.
II, a1Grszass IT 8 per @s1.. TIE ss.t.
-,2+s II os5Es % animal PROTECTS fc-
1913 IS 2 .GS& Gtag 500 * compared witt
- ,:1t @.1'9 J"g9 aor 1914, = Sec,ease o.
szs.sfsg .fsfa- gEae gross gztg@ u e-rGps
ss1 ETe suck .9.gSsscGs IS :s@ps est.
s.sEs@ II sG#&24 ggse&,sG'9 1qr 1915, "a
3f:.2e--sezSs ~ 4 s)er <ea..
T1;ae te-za S5rlr59c12G-a = forrest pros
s1ctS rs sssEts.2zEert n e5I91s@.sGg. 81
f3gS. 1tgosat ..as sane 50 421k
5VEse q sss@-se g-szr c.Cpz gre
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bert Long At the home Of her 1otAs-s
Mrs Henry Fest Thursday afternoon,
February 10. a. o'cloeE All ara Cur
daily invited
Mrs J. o HoI6ste- of Perry, IoTa.
is visiting relatives here
Earl Barnes Of LzCrew was Don.
nelson visitor Friday
Miss Mary Best visited in p MaGs
ison ssTs-sl days the past week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

Tie asa@2e y &a3asr 81 G.s.2na-aS,as
United States senator for Iowa ass
5Ss@I 1lse1 h.&sA 51sa ssGEeg&ry If state
- q Candidate f.. sac sestsai1a2czs.a
tfiesa.e45&a3 s92alaEzGa2a Ss2 E.-e hesrsSGs,
sofa primary election IL Me.esa. The
szas2e II Gs25frhor S. ". KeCeg rgf
NtsssssE3aIs&Sss was SGt.1Stzn-- sso.a
TIE Same 3s2loE II MS ona request
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

- G'Saassr states naval officer IF
command RAID tt13e ~ t@-e Other &saf y
ssaas .AsassSIesaa Defense = magazine
ssl5sas1leG fGr asss Asaes%cesa Glss;s-ass
ssssassgs - MS F.5raesg Issue II Ease
gg3Gz5ESF 40 aa-sSas2Sic- aa saY1-2-
sssss.s aesss 5assnses;sStsS s1e5S Fs&s NIL s9e
utterly worthless. TEas reason for
sGaAs is ssss shortage q. personnel ..
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Tbs eQasg@ae-s zssgae q q.
ANss'

Tbs eps2ssssae-s z7sgas q Ne-.s
York <EtY his t2t5el&E3y ctea<eaeszs5.s
ssae 2sta&81Gs Of returning gqools
DsssgtaE e ssptes IL IS SRI f0.Ts s4azt
ESaas works 4. zs&,Gsa&D 20 fas at8-
-S2@yGs Of sEle stores Et2s9.8gag lass II
sales &sa4 So &f&s5sSr2a Increases Es5e
3ost u los3ag Is2sSSaSss :eaeretyy 10,
eTaasasag 1Aa Gal&1 post 30 TIE oa1-
siss.ass, Tfls leag9le fse5GeYss sszas eff
eaez2t ssaGc15sag @,3Gj eliminate TIE ezae@
tot returning gGr<S.
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three Are Dead

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK Feb. Margaret Nc.
Nafll. is year old bookkeepsr. and her
two suito-s are dead t0-ay because
she rejected one Of them who had
/ cen twice married
Oscar Johnson the mar she was &c
hare married, following the rejection
OF EsrbeT Shadle-. was Instantly
killed and Miss Mcneil was fatally
wounded by Shadler. who Esy-laid
them in hallway on their return from
q theatre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

IF Des Moines gets Macvicar back
Il will have few more years Of
spirited politics-so spirited that
some other operations of city build
ing may be suspended" predicts the
Cedar Rapids Republican
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07
To1lllg-
fSnrnRrss fI-zs ag1B.

UlntsEy ltla-s IRE 1Ef g3iry GHspg;iE-
MINIS WITH q ulauahsrHfEip of g' Izs .2s.aA
Nalnsity-tnrE,s lEHsaatE1tsms IiiSuad a.
E18 r-tr.ts III lrliaFlitEns last NEar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

E-Rc1irilssy III IF these CITY EHsar,iB-
Iiuns NOW nave tiggp+Eawu rnumg.
Lrls ttfJrEi-rfd Emf Etr1trEsa sar-
r's'-:fr,ss.s ara ON the s1IlTdpgss6 B-Ef isai
tine YsoI1Itg ItlrIrls-1s CHE-iEsIian AHRptiE-
tim. There a,H alsp uzEug wriiIrn1sgr
wurksrs.
TphHy fine srtiEcts uanEfI1 IN the
s9ttiHcsrlI1IaI GiiEBfseE r-EIlss d1CEn fnnsE,
found On ms tcIrylt,r1gsn ct s,shaEls
rrGrm Itrs ErE-nInEr CRATE I'd Lrss 1rrl
wEs-Et-y The larss1 srE-aEtrIarf g-.tBs.s-
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Efug;aIa1ril2 r;tgBsss .-- AFE1b
Domestic E-I End science 49,. 3G!ggE
Eu5iiryEms1r1 f,IzrsEu placements e, z1I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

T@rCg5G&T- FOR TO-DAY.
Moderation is commonly firm. ana
e.sanesfsss is oo,1llpgl:3y Successful
5sst9nsol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

TIE Egs- NATIONAL tscmrsrz9..l1sn WEE at
Los ErrsSiss California Nav 5-1l.
1914, viii Er attendance N a.cc,a-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

Tas-e E-s T.1 sruse-. associations
w1-a -ns-n bs-EhSp Cf fa.gzs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07
Y. w. C. "A. MIL.ESTONES
OR
CONTRASTING THE YEARS
FIFTY WEARS EtGQ.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

Today rtls aHsre3ts-lr- OWE 1g9
tu3E1511Es win z prosperity Fa1os q.
-a1s.ss4z-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

The work ri ttff1 time Was EfzEsfy
THAI Of am employment bl-aau, tru1
ssttiEcElsaIal GLASSES, pu1h Tgoefsritnsfl
fs-la s,ItEtirr'al, and rsiliEauIa ustsstsgrGrf
were a4tsp iasild
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

Miss Mary Faster WIS gf1liao BE Ifts
ts''sf general sHtr.slfs-v ant lns WAX
WIS .f1lul:hal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

FsT1tF Ns;E-s!i 3 long 1npk batKwfsr
Its,t nov gnI6sn may if,s tatra iRettieIs
merits Iyt srts:h q I,s,,ipd Of time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-07

On October Pin ant 1frr, 1877 dale
gates f,Eg-n nine HEGs-nszrs S-rl,5s-++1tit,l
.Atssc,t;ks16pns Inzr II Hartford End
ttcE-sar What LATER onrs -+ls na-res q.
the Ets-latdozsag G19lfs-sDes E1f wou-
EMS Christian Associations.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-15
ELECTRIC POWER
 DEFEATS STEAM

The initial identification of 118 mics of the main line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul rail road, between Three Forks and Deer Lodge, was given a thorough and most satisfactory test Q few days ago.
 The official test of the new electric locomotives was made on two per cent grade near JanDey, one of the heaviest grades on the line. The test consisted of start ing from Butte Q train of 5000 tons, consisting % 4S loaded ears pulleG by two electric locomotives, aud this train was hauled over the grade quietly and apparently with the utmost ease at a speed of 16 miles an hour, and proceeded on it's eastern way without stopping. Following behind this train came another of 2OOO tons, made up of