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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30
Pioneer Resident Of West Point Had
Been Living In keokuk for
the Past Two
Years.
WAS BORN IN GERMANY
Body Will be Taken to West Point
on Monday for BuriaI-Mem-
'a'S Der Of German Luth-
Gran Church.

Mrs. Laura Snyder, pioneer resi-
dent of West Point, Ia, passed away
at the home of her son, John Snyder,
1903 Park street, at 1885 o'clock Fri
day night. Mrs. Synder has been
making her home in Keokuk during
the past two years. Death was large
ly the result of old age, the decedent
being SO years, months and Fl days
old at the time Of her demise.
The body will be taken back to
West Point on Monday morning and
the funeral will be held from the
train with burial in a cemetery at
that city. The casket will be opened
for the benefit of the many West
Point friends OF the decedent.
Mrs. Snyder was born in Strassburg,
Germany, June 8, 1926. She was
brought to the United States with
her parents while still an infant. The
family settled first in Pennsylvania
and later moved to Ohio. At an early
date Mrs. Snyder removed to West
Point and spent the remainder of her
life in that town, with the exception
of the two years here.
Mrs. Snyder's husband was a vet
eran Of the civil war who died four
teen years ago. Early in life she
united with the German Lutheran
church and was a woman whose life
was guided by christian virtues.
She is survived by six children.
Mrs. Kate Gimble. Pittsford, N. Y
Mrs. May .;altic, Honeoye, NJ Y.
Mrs. Annie Terrell, Ottumwa. Mrs
Lydia Utecht. Ottumwa, George Sny.
der, Ottumwa, and John Snyder OF
| Keokuk. In addition she leaves nine
teen grandchildren and eighteen
greattgrandchildren
| Mrs Nicholas Wiese is the only
grandchild living in Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30

St. PauPs Evangelical church A.
C. Ernst, pastor.-German services
1880 a. m. English service, 1880 p
m. Sunday school at $40 a. m. Every
body, welcome. E s?.! j. IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30
You Must Haze Plenty of Iron in
Your Blood to Be Strong, Says Doctor

had in some cases been doctoring for
without obtaining any benefit.
But don't take the old form of re-
duced iron, iron acetate or tincture OF
iron simply to save a few cents. You
must take iron in form that can be
easily absorbed and assimilated like
nuxated iron if you want it to do you
any good, otherwise 1t may prove
worse than useless. Many an athlete
or prize fighter has won the day sim
ply because he knew the secret Of
great strength and endurance and
filed his blood with iron before he
went into the ARRAY, while many an
other has gone down to inglorious
defeat simply for the lack Of iron.
NOTE-Nuxated Iron recommended
above by DR.. Sauer is not patent
medicine nor secret remedy. but one
which is we'll known to druggists and
whose iron constituents is widely pre-
scribed by eminent physicians every
where. Unlike the older inorganic
iron products, it is easily assimilated,
does not injure the teeth, make them
black. nor upset the stomach; on the
contrary, it IS most potent remedy.
in nearly all forms OF indigestion. as
we'll as for nervous, rundown condi-
lions. Inc aAulaSLui ei . nave 81 |ii
great confidence in Nuxated Iron that
they offer to forfeit $4,000 to any
charitable institution IL they cannot
take any man or woman under 60
who lacks iron and increase their
strength 200 per cent or over in four
weeks time provided they have no
serious organic trouble. They also OF
fer to refund your money If it does
not at least double your strength and
! endurance in ten days time. 1t is dis
pensed in this city by Wilkinson 1;
Co. and all other druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30
VALUE

Is not what you pay but what you
get-Therefore the value to you of
source of good, practicable merchan-
dfsing ideas is enormous in proper
ton to their cost.
For just one dollar bill you can get
a host of profitable ideas to use in
your business. Send the dollar for a
years subscription to that profit
producing magazine
THE ADVERTISING WORLD
Printed at
Columbus, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30

The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Mission church, corner of Fourteenth
and Morgan streets. c. J. Algott, pas
tor.-Sunday school at $3.50 a.. m.
Morning services at 10:45. Evening
services at 1880. All are welcome.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30
Thu Man,

Iroquois Chief: II Hughes "oo.u
give the word he would De noI'iila-
ted on the first ballot at the ChlGaso
convention and would be eiec'ed III
November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30

'Tt may be that the men VINO VIII
miss the saloon the most are la"yeis
who made a business OF blacknialilI u,
the saloon" suggests the Sioiey lrip-
une.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30
To Prevent The Grip

When you feel a cold coming on, stop
it by taking LAXATIVE BROMo
OUININE and thus keep the system
in condition to prevent the GRlf'
There is only one "BROMO GUN
NE." E. W. GROVES signature on
box. 25c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30

St. Mary's Catholic church. Rev
George G. Giglinger. pastor.-Masses
8: ~ and 1000 a. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30

ST. Peters Catholic church. Rev. J..
w. Gillespie, pastor.-Masses, 6:15,
$3.50. 800 and 1890 a. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30

st. Francis de Sales. Rev. J. M.
Dunnion, pastor.-Masses, 500 a. M,
and 1000 a. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
Jurc6t6ure llDir6ung.

Sine @orIteaung bon Der Mirtune
Der mooernen S9iffsgeI9iiBe gebsn
oie bon bem @rod Ser DGmoen" oufs
geuommenen Observation-Disclosures. Nu6
Der Syo65eitI9rift nSron D}onser"
fOu, pie Der nprometbeus" mitteilt.
elm lGneli9es MletduItiid oufgefunoen
iporoen fein, oeTen cine Seite aiemliG
elott mar, pGbrenO iih ouf Der am
oeren raube uno geIprentelte TlG6eu,
pie bic @tnIagerllngen BEL GeIteineu.
5etgten. Mie iicb brousTteGlte, ipar
Dies Elm Stiid Der feuerii@eren &aIs
iette Der .Gm6en." Seer 1T Iie ni6i
getpeIen, benn our6 oie @eipolt Der
@rplOfion iino ein5eIne Silberoouars
in bic Stablpano bineingetrieben pors
ben, iuo iie oann iufolge Ser unoes
beuren Sibe Der tura na9 Ser Grplo=
iion ouseebroGenen Teuersbrunlt au
elmer unf0rmIi9en Silberz un6 Stabls
maKe auIammenf9molaen. gs eibi
6ies auBeroem Elm Bib BON Ser Der
fdTung, in Der iicb ser Sauptteil bea
@9iffes, oas bod in feiner ean5su
8reite benz m0rOerii6en @ombdrbes
ment ousgeIeBt mar, befinben muB,
@iel miro ni9t mebr bopon olS 8euts
bon oen GnglGnoern gu retten unO gu
berpenoen iein; Der erOBte TeA tanu
hSdItens nur in bic S6mel5tiegsl
Doer in bic @ieBeret ipanoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
@5ricn@eridt.

@roBer 9iiidgong modte ii6 ouf ser
Stem gorfer 86rie in Snouitriol
9lIco6ol bcnerf6or. Stabl mo
onoere 9lusgoben iparcn gleih-
foaS imru6ig. @roBe Siquiod.
tiou in pielen 9luSgobeu. ~ Bal
timorer 96rie rubig.
Gie Stem gorfer 9orie er0ifnctc
eeitern nit einem itetigeu Son. bod
mar ser @reispcdiel in sen criteu
Is Niinuteu gerine lmO mbeOeuteuO.
Sierouf berfouften cine 9ln5abl 9luS.
eaben beoeilteno inter Der Samitag.
gtotiruug.
9Im ipGten Gormittog fanoeH
iduere 9iqltioationen itott sic eir
ipeiteres 6aaeu bon 1 bis 8 @lmfte
oui Ger gon3eu 2iite nod iih 5ogeu.
Snollitriol 9lIco6ol, Oas am Somitog
nit 12S14 perfauftc, fiel 2i Eunfte
ouf 1922, on eS in Ser lebten Stln.
Sc feline llnterihibung fono StabI-
Stamm 9lftieu iieIen olif S53s ST..
rid.
Gin etipas feiterer Son eutipidelte
ii1 om ipGten 0tohmittog, bel mel
dem einige 9luSgobeu cine Somm.
lungs Eenoeu5 5eigten. @alowiu
locomotive Itiegen ouf II unO fleine
@eipinne luurOen in Grucible Steel,
Smoebofer, @eItine6ouie imo Der.
ihieGenen onOeren 9haSga6en mo6r.
eenommeu. Der Morft idIoB ihiper
uuo lngelpiB.
Baltimore @0re.
Die bieiige 90rie mar geitern iebr
rubia imo bemegten licb sic gIotirlu.
gen ouf obihiiiiiger @obn. 0ieies
mndte iid beionOerS in Oen OeI.guS.
qGben nit 9luSnabmc bon Sopulpa,
ooS iebr oftib mar bemcrfbar Ga.
piilpa botte ibre glttIpitdt Dem ge'
ridDt 81 peroouten Dob Die 0iretto-
rem in ibrer beutieen &eriammIung
cine monatlide 0hioenOe BON 2 Gro.
5ent onitatt i1a @ro5ent erfIdreu
werOcn.
Ger @elomortt lit iebr oftip, mo
aeigt lid oies Ourh einen allgemeinen
observation-disclosures; ole @eidditSs
melt broudte I'M Gereleid6 iebr me-
MIG @elo, ais Oielelbe groBe &riegs.
oiitrdge ent9egennabm uno erbielt
mr einen 8uiduB bon 25 @rO6ent,
monn Die Gontrafte rnter5eihnet
mur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
TsIsSBUW et. EanI 2595.
Sfarl u. w. GNDIt,
Rcchtsonnalt.
306 ct. YGMl-Strake,
psfisntIider Vutar tm 9Arsaa.


QulpWnlCr.
~FreSbDierianer gIiigen., Obren.
lmo SalS.&oipital", gtr. 1907, Oft
8altimore-StraBe.
ullniperiitdts.SoipitcI~, 2ombaro.
na0 Greene-StraBe.
o8er. Gtaaten Wlnrine.SoIpital"
Gemiugtou-9luenue.
DWorDlano glugeueines SoIpital"
2inoen-9loenue unO Wlooiion-StraBe.
nMerc0-Soipital" (Staot Soipi-
toD, GoIoert-, no6e Saratoga.Str.
st. SoiepbS.Soipital" Caroline
linO Olioer.StraBe.
n@arpIauO Somoopatbii6es So
lpital". glr. 1922, gtorO.Wlolmt.Str.
oSbepporo unO Yratt $oipitoI"
yorf.Hoao.
~St. slenes' SoipitaI~, @iIteus.
g[penue.
Baltimore slugen., Obren- uno
$als-SoipitaI", 9tr. 625, @.-Srant.
Iin-StraBe.
.gieoIer & SeIlmau Sauatu-
rhuu" gir. 1924, gtoro.gbarles.Str.
DGbir6 Some onO Snfirmarp"
8roaowop ono Sairmount-9lpenue.
DStaot-Soipital", Colbert, nabe
Saratoga-StraBe.
n.0eer Tarr Sanitarium", Yifes.
oile, YRo.
~6ranflin.SQlo SAP.
cite mo GoIboun.StraBe.
gSobert Garrett Solpital fir 2in.
Der, 9ar. 27, giorO.GoreD- -StraBe.
oSabnemann 9(ngemeines Soipi.
tol", glor0.Mount-StroBe.
~SSsraelitiibes Soipital unO 9IIDI",
W'onlnent-StraBe lmo 9tutlano-9[oe.
oSpring @rooe-SolpitaI", Cations.
bile. Wto.
vSoipital fir berfriippeIte &in.
Der, G6orles- imO 90. StroBe.
uSoipital fir Srduen bon W1orp.
lano", Safouette.9lpeme imo SSobn.
StraBe.
uSobns Soptius-SoipitaI", @roao.
maD nno .StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
9anf6arc StOdr.
gGuS 3sidurr nit GurIicbr in Seas
rifatnrCM brrCmigen.

Die .9erliner Moreenpoit" peruns
ftdItete BEL elmer 9teibe oeut19er 3ei9s
ner cine 9funbfroge, pelbe Der
StaoismGnner uno Sserfiibrer unIe=
rer Teinoe i6nen Die 0antbariten
Stoffe fir &aritatrren Iieferten. TriB
&o9=@otba bat inter ouoerem geants
iportet: n@igentIi9 lit INNER Der bos
Oautborite Objett fir Sen &uritaturi=
iten, Der ou9enblidli9 eeraoe Ourd
feline Morte ober Saten bic sSpottluIt
berausforOert. @abei bat Damn man
der our9 einen lGneereu 3eitruum
StOfF fir Ole &aritatur geboten -
etpa Gaborua nit bem 0aegeuI6irm.
SUDDEN mir aber na1 elmer @eltalt,
ole oauernb oas Telo beberrI9t, 10
lam es natiirIih mr bic uuieres
Saupteesners ieiu, SObu 9uns
olIo :"
Ser Grpdblte 8aIter Sriers III
@initon Gbur9tI. Ser 3eidner
meint: msSu ben 9Rei6eu unIerere Sem
De eibt es cine son5e 9tnaabl BON
Granddaughter:
Der Bar, Ser Greb,
Ser glitoloi, Ser re,
Ser &it8ener, Ser Soffre, Der peter.
Der poincare.
9lm meiIten troure i9 ober unIerm
Telioen gbur9iu mad. Gr mar bic
fleiIcbgeporOene Serdusforberung Ser
oeut19er 3arifoturilten. SD balte
ibn nod beute fir einen beimli9en
Wlitorbeiter Deuti9er WibblGtter."
Sir glitoloi glitolaiepitIb entTbeis
bet fi9 SO. @eIlner. n9ie fir einen
&aritaturiiteu Oantborite syigur oies
fes &riegss I9eint mir 9litolai glitos
Iajeipiti9 5u Iein buuptiadIih aus
5pei GriinOen: ieiner tOIoKuleH 2dnge
uuO Ser nod tolOHaleren mSenge" ipes
gen." -
@lei6faus oas Ser5 an glitoloi
NitpIaiepitI4 perloren bat Qlrpab
S9miObammer:
r0er Bette seibueriIdbe MiB9
Gmonuel uno gitolajetpiti9l
Der @r0Bte uno Der &lein1te.
Der cine tur3, Der dnoere lang,
90 fontraitier'n Te mitteumong
Dem WttttelmaB aufs fetuite. -
@uergiIc6 Iein @otum fir cir Go.
iparo @reD gibt Qlrtbur SobnIon;
nllnter Sen tragitomii9en sSisuren
bes @eltbran6es lit bic bon Sir So.
ipar6 @reb pobl Die bantbarfe: Mber
aud unter ieinen Gntente9enoHen fine
man9e, Die ni9t Su bero9ten finO II
faritaturiitifd. Wlander bat iib BEL
3eiten seoridt Den Siitorifern
miro es na9 OieIem &riegc i9pieri.
ger oIs ie iein. teine Satire gu ibrei.
rem"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
JSriegs6Ddnen.

Dos fG9fI1e Mliniiierium Oes Sui
nern erlGBt, pie aus 9resoen &C.
I9rieben pirb, cine @arnuna Dor Der
,,RrieasbbGnen binter Der Sront." Gs
petIt oarauf bin, boB ieBt in Qln0ei.
gen reoesepanOte &rieesperlebte ge4
fu9t iperoen, Inn @ii9er, poftorten
2ebensmitteI, Mein, 3ieorren, Il. +
TO-, eegen feites GebdIt gu Dertaufen
Das MiniIterium foroert oie @erpun.
6eten auf ii9 ni9t Oarouf einouIoI.
fen, ipeil man iie miBbrau9sn molle
9ie in 16perem &dmpfe bobongetrui
eenen @erleBungen follen bas MitIeit
Der 4Gufer eripeden, bic @r3G9lunl
Der &riegserlebnife 1ie iiber bic Wlin.
Oeripertigteit Der Waren binpegtGu.
19en. MIan ipone oie GrieesperleB.
ten uls Mert5eue fir 8etriieereier
bsnuben; ou IOl6eu Md1euI6ofter
iperoe geipiB tein oeutI9er &riegel
feline Son0 bieten pollen.
Gbenfo perben bic &rieoer bor ben.
jenigen eeiparnt, bic ibnen W2oIGiuer
ober @ert5euge, ginri9tunoen ober
Gbnli6e Dinse ouFl6poben ipolltsn
meiItens gegeu cine SicberbeitsIei.
flung. Sier bdnOle es iic6 meiitens
INN eine 9lusbeutung; oie preiIe Ieier
gepObnlidb gu bod. ole ber5ultellen4
ben Maren ipiiroen f6leht be5oblt,
mitunter leien Die MsrtSeuee II. +. ~
eon3 unbrdu9bar. 9lu9 Dor Dem
Q(bI9luB BON iogendnnten 2icenSper.
trGgen iperoen bic &rieger einOringlif
geparnt; ben Mert elmer 2icen3 Su
beurteileu, iei febr fhiper. SnsbeIon.
bere iperben oie Sfrieger oringsn0 er.
mabnt, feline S9riftitiide Su unter.
Sei9nen, obne ii4 genau iiber oen Sn'
bait Iopie iiber oie ReelitGt oes Der,
tragsgeoners gu bergepiHeru. Sc,
raoe ipeil bic &riegsperIebteu iiberal
Enteegentommen uno Treunoli1teiI
Dorfdnben, ipiiroen lie leibt pertrau'
ensIelig IT. Su ibrem eigenen lIneliid
Seoer &riessberlebte fann bor @inge.
ben FOLDER @ertrGge in Sa6Ten BEL Oei
Stiftung .9eimatbont" in jebem 0rt
i'm iibrigen BEL Der 3entroltene Sui
8etGmpfung Der S9pinoeIfirmen ir
2iibed Grtunbigungen einaieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
9lttcutnt AMI 9lrseutinicu'S &rGii.
Nruf

&ucnoS glireS, 10. Suli. 49,
glui SEN @rGiioentcn oc la @ol5a
mrroe geltern Elm 9lttentotsDeriu1
bon einem @}onn eriibt ser bebollp.
tet 9lnorbilt 5u iein. Ser &rdiioent
ltono oui cincn 9olfon oeS Rceie-
rimgSeebGuOeS mo nobm cine @o-
rooe Ger Erlppen ob, ais Elm Mann
aus Der 3uidouermenge pl0elidb ei-
men HeOolpcr 500 uno ouf ben &rd.
iiocnten icuerte Scr ShuB trof nidt
unO Der gIttcntGter puroe uerbaftet.
Scr &rGliOent 6licb rubig oitf Oenl
9alton lteben, noh0em Der Moro.
bube oIi i'm gefelert bate. Der
Wfonn molltc bon ncueu oboriiden
ieood nobn Der &ricgsminilter @c.
neral RoOrigue5 i'm fclt uuO entipaii.
nete i'm. gllS ser &erbreher fortge.
fiiGrt nuroe. riei cr loilt: D@S lebc
Die 9lnorhiel~ 0ie Wlcnge pcriucbte
i'm 5u lDnhcn ieoocb brocbten SoIOo-
ten i'm in 5icberbcit. Scr @}onn
giebt ieineu 9'omcn ols Sean @tou-
orini an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

Nu DrfInnI nIelI-NnfWcH.
Guluilic Snoaner'Jielcruntiun, gpnIbinoiuil,
fir BeiicbclnMG uiicu. glusIoiina "a. Suit
@ipa 100000 WIDER. 2droereen fur Obn Sars
men, llloliereen uno QSeioen. 8oafidn6iQe
@eiil0nen'Atnre. Wci6rcibunq un0 9Inslulllt
pororel St00 Goloaen, Wdiroien (Ooer
oeren gHiittpeul aus oeiu WhreerIre0 ODER Dem
Gpnrlic0en Nreg rH0oen ilcb onrh glQenien re-
9iriren, g8ir cnoen oicIen uui 8erlnnQen
Mlanlo SornuIIare mil gnaabp ocS NieniieS
@mlib a. wleNrea, Ganle BnlloIu0, Gpuinnc
Naf6 (anuiI- -Sulis)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
scdS SOOtc 6ci 9Ilttu.lInfaII.

Sirn burD, 4a, 10. SSuli. TT
9ci einem 3uiommenltoB i6reS 9lii.
toS nit eincm Spe6ioI6ugc ser
GennDlponia Giicnbobn mur0en 6
&crioncn pon bier, oorunter @oroon
9(eiOig unO feline bier 9inOer getootet.
gIud Ger Gboiiiieur s. 9. @opcr fam
luS Sc6en. Der 8ue 6rohte @iit.
gIieocr oes 0rocus a@l0liic SHRINE
pull giep.SrIeons nod Buffalo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
@cfanntcr glle0iaincr ociturbcn.

9 @ingbomtol ~ N+0, 10. Suli,
Or. Yterritt Ebomos @ofcr, Gin
ebemaligcr StaotSprdiioent oern 9letp
Yorf Stote Somoepotbic SocietD,
itorb ecltern noh Iangem &ronfcu.
lager in ieincm Seim in SSmeoo. Gr
mar Gin &eteron aus Dem 9iirger
frieoc uno in Meoi6inertreiien iebr
befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11

ood nlr neil Sic 9arto 6eiBen imo
10 Oid ino... @cnn Der Grial
por6ei lit Oouu ipieIeu sic audi fei.
ne MoIIe mehr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-11
gtoiirm1en auT Der biengeu gfiien.
9orie.

@as uno eIerirl5itai.

@as uno @Idh8iai
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gonfouoaieo @as 4ker. ,..... 9s
Souf @as g 4 y com ,ti5N ii54
SOM @as 6 g g pio......... may ii5
aaufsHfeu.
@sertanis plc6oucS' 8anf . rs
National gauf oi gdaimore 1888 i55
National erdouee eonf - l5o 1924
National Union @anf .........l88
State @ani ol @larolano . 2S
Gruft. anroi6ait etc.
Continental Trii eom......... 1870 100
GoniiabIc Iut Go.......... TO
Sioeiip Iuli ................S0 S05
@'aroIauo eamoin SO ..... s7A
@iercanhIc Infi Go-..... 224
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siral5enbabnanen.
uuitco gapDs & Clec com .. 26A ~
eiIeubabu.sIfilen
ga soutb a Sla I. pio. ....... 40
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gul coat qlnc gonp Sch 4er aaN psiS
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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-10-20
Mr.. Rhodes as a
Candidate for Congress

The candidacy Of Mr.. L. M.
Rhodes, the former Farmers Union
President, for Congress on the Re-
publican ticket, is just about the
poorest piece Of bait that could have
been thrown out to catch Democrat
ic suckers. Mr.. Rhodes and his
helpers are doubtless trying to play
the help-the-farmer role for the bene-
fit of the Republican nominee who
does not seem to be giving any
special prominence to his politics.
We do not believe that Mr.. Rhodes
will even poll the full Republican
vote of the district, for if the Eighth
district wanted to send a Republi-
can to Congress, there are several
gentlemen in its bounds better
equipped than Mr.. Rhodes, who
would have jumped at the job.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-10-20
Elector Ben H. Taulor
Speaks Here Tuesday,.

The Democrats Of Henderson
county will receive with pleasure
the news that Ben H. Taylor. Dem
ocratic elector for the State-at-laree
and son of Hon. ALI. A. Taylor, who
is one of the Republican electors for
the State-at-laree, will speak in Lex
ington on next Tuesday, the Oath
inst. Mr.. Taylor comes represent
ing Democracy the blood of
his grandmother, who was
a sister Of that distinguished
orator, Hon. Landon C. Haynes. OF
Ben Taylor's work in behalf of the
Democratic ticket, the following was
sent out from Nashville last Satur-
day:
Ben H. Taylor. Democratic elec-
tor for the state at large: has won
the hearts Of West Tennesseans.
Mr.. Taylor came from East Tennes-
see and was never in West Tennes-
see until he took the stump for the
Democratic ticket. He has been
there for about 10 days. Incident
ally, West Tennessee won Mr.. Tay-
lor's heart, too. He writes to head
quarters that he is delighted with
his tour Of Vest Tennessee, which
temporarily ends at Brownsville to-
morrow. In obedience to the de-
mands there for him the state COM
mittee has made other engagements
for him in that section. Next week
he goes to East Tennessee, to be en-
gagged in conrt, but he will take the
stump the following week again.
Dates announced for him follow:
Camden. Oct. %, p. m: Jackson,
Monday. Oct. 2S, s p. m.; Lexington,
Tuesday, 0rt "A: / p. m; Linden,
"Wednesday, Oct. rs, II m; Boil
var fifirsday, 4 sps ~sss
Whiteville, Oct. 26, 7;;30 p. m; Hunt
ingdon, Friday. Oct: 26, ! p. m;
Ashland City, Oct. 28, p. m.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-10-20
Tennessee Donations
Monument Fund.

Mrs. Roy W. Mckinney of Padu-
cab, announces the following as the
donations to the Confederate monu-
ment to be erected at Shiloh by the
Daughters of the Conferacy:
E.F..Sevier, a Confederate vete-
ran (thiough Shiloh Chapter), Sa-
vannah, ST; Tennessee Division. SIS
Nicely chapter, Bolivar, SIS; Mrs. W,
E. McDougal (through Shiloh Chap
ter), Savannah, 7Oc; Shiloh Chapter
Savannah, SIS. "A. P. Stewart Chap
ter, Chattanooga, SIS; Sarah Law
Chapter, Memphis, $40; Fred Ault
Camp, U. C. v, Knoxville, SIS; Mary
Latham Chapter, Memphis, $4,000.