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gUNDAY, MARCH 24,1912, V-' •'f Wanted We w*nt house* and rooms of all kinds for renting purposes. We have numerous oalls every day. We Want Money to Loan on good Keokuk real estate. If you have money to loan, we can place It for you at a good rate of Interest. INSURANCE We write the GERMAN ALLIANCE INSURANCE Incorporated for $22, 000,000, went through the San Francisco and Huston, Texas, fires and is one of the strongest companies in the world. We also write the QUEEN, Incorporated for $12,000,000 and the NEWARK, that Is over a hundred years old. If you are in the market for insurance, see us, as we have a speclaf man for this line. :yV%' i: 2 One Bloek to Grand Avenue Three nice building lots, corner Eleventh and Sey mour streets. These are nice high lots* One lot 50x50 on Leighton street, sewer alley. A,: choice location. One nice building lot corner Fifth and Fulton, 37 x75 feet. $1350. One full lot between Fifth and Sixth on Fulton. A nice place to build. One lot 50x100, Fifth and Timea $750 Two at 21 and Des Moines each $450 One at 22 and Des Moines at .$600 Real Estate and Insurance Agent Oliver Typewriters. 400^ Main Street The RIGHT ROAD To REAL ESTATE WGHT-VW Concerning real estate mat ters, come to see us. We do everything An a real estate way, and we d» ft right. We buy, sell or rentt We've got a long 11st of satisfied patrons, and we would be glad to refer you to any of them. Come in and see what tfrms we've got^and what we can do flor YOU. 1 Inquiries are now coming fast from prospective buyers. Would appreciate it very much fop the opportunity of trying to sell your property, no matter what It Is. (Vacant lots, reriWences 'either large or small, farms and soforth) Make.the price right and I will find you a buyer. Come in and see what I now hav^ to offer, some real good bargains to tell you about. See E.l. Aldrich, The Real Estate Man Room 1, Estes Bldg. Both phones. 1IT i» German Count. I of the new Gterman hospital, address i-vufJ? Press Leased Wire Service.]-! the Goethe memorial association at CHICAGO, March 23, Count •ohann Von Bernstorff, German am bassador to the United States, arriv here today for a three-day. visit, finorrow he will lay the corner stone v. Now Is The Time I List your offerings with us* We need more building lots, houses, etc., and real estate will soon be moving at its best. Specials For Today Are $3,600 for a well equipped house on North Thirteenth. New street and Curb, corner, 50x85 ft. Well worth the money asked. 45x100 ft on South Ninth near Timea. Very good home site at $560. Part cash and balance in payments will get small home on Timea, near Twelfth. Price reasonable at $1,350. Baker Real Estate Co. Phone 143-R Woolley Bldg. One lot 50x140, cement walks, sewer in alley, on Pal e& $800 Two lots, 14 and Palean, 40x100, each $500 One lot, 14 and Palean, 60x100 $700 Will H. Rollosson the auditorium and in the evening he will he the guest of honor at a ban quet at the Cfcirmania club. —Read Tha Dolly Gate City. ... .vj.-i j'' r. BENEATH THE SOIL OF FREE AMERICA (Continued from page 1.) ing love,1' a white rose, "symbolic of purity," and a small American flag, '•"for patriotism" in each grave. The final prayers were read by Chaplain Chidwick. Out from the dripping shadows slow ly moved a company of. marines. The clear tones of the band rang forth in the solemn strains of "Nearer My God to Thee" and the three sharp volleys I—the tribute of heroes across the graves of the met their death in the THE DAILY GATE CITY A hush that lasted fully a minutes (Continued from page 1.) swept the big crowd. Tllen, presi dent, diplomats, dignitaries and sol- ter of the Maine," sorrowing for an' "'unknown" brother, turned a long, last. look. Back in the city flags were half masted after a funeral more impos I ing than any since the martyred Pres ident Garfield waa borne away. All Washington paid tribute. The depart rnents were closed. Congress halted its work. Traffic was stopped. Bells tolled as the cortege wound its way along Pennsylvania avenue, and bared heads of a multiude that lined the thoroughfare, silent in their homage.! paid eloquent tribute. The proces-! Ision first passed slowly to the beat of muffled drums and funeral marches I from the cruiser Birmingham to the navy department. There were as-1 semhled 20,000 people who heard' President Taft pay brief but eloquent tribute to the dead heroes and poig jiiant memories voiced by Chaplain Chidwick, former chaplain of the Maine. "These our honored dead were hurl ed Into eternity without tlia inspira- With Your Help We'll Make Her Grow We wish to list property ranging in price from $800 to $2000, as we have a large amount of buyers wanting this class of property. We also have lots of buyers wanting lots and homes in West Keokuk. Crow & Alston Real Estate Exchange 18 North Fifth Street Bell Phone 712 Red ++++*•++•. 420 MAIN sounded' pen of a battleship, without even the President spoke the last reverent glory of battle. The marines stepped I word the back, and from the long hills away kooroed out. in the shadows, came the dull, muf- Then the Maine unknown dead fled roar of a battery, firing the 2ljwere carried on their last journey to guns of the national salute for the I Arlington. second time. The last expression of' a nation's srief— the melancholy, Tl1VA-w TTATJiyrnw V'A'¥^ notes of "Taps"—then sounded from -Xl/xivlTHJlN the grove of evergreens. I ln diers turned away, the dull lumbering' 'jac afternoon. He was of the returning caissons came^'ven through the drizzling rain. Out from both cities. the shadows crept a squad of blue- overalled grave diggers, with spades Alaskan Coal. under their arms. As the last of thel FOND DL LAC, 'Wis,., March 23. caissons rolled from view the last|Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed automobile carried away the last dig-lan au(ilence 1.000 this afternoon. nltary, the dull sound of the red clay|**e clods falling on the pine boxes heat Itack,(' 1 wer^oii dutv when' tTov^pni rt' °Urred .at Milwaukee tonight and one at Fond an enthusiastic reception in was yo:uId NEGRO LYNCHED -.V ••••". •-*. "'"'v Maxwell & Tumelty Insurance & Real Estate 12 North Sixth St We offer for sale a few more of those beautiful boule vard lots of Rayburn & Conklin's Addition at a price of $300.00 for a full fifty foot lot. This is a rare opportunity to secure a very desirable building lot at a moderate figure and we predict that these lots will be worth double the price asked in another year. If you are in the marketfor a home or building site, see our list before buying,' or if you have property to sell, list it with us for best results.^- BELL PHONE 222 BLACK I We Are Offering a seven-room, modern dwelling on a 90x140 foot lot for $4,250.00 the lot alone is Avorth the money. '0}: A six-room dwelling with two full lots, making 100x140 foot plat, of ground for $1,800.00 also several other dwellings at reasonable prices. Bargains in land in Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Minne sota and the Dakotas, and Colorado Irrigated orchards, the best and safest of MONEY MAKERS. Baldridge Engineering and Realty Go. ST. Si well to the fore in that long list of I naval heroes, whose steadfastness! and courage have given the American 1 navy the high position it occupies in history."' Massed in front of the president and llis cabinet, foreign diplomats, men who' senators and plain people were the steel walled mut® reminders of the dead. As the national salute of 21 guns FEUD STILL ON l-\". tumu't,lous'y ,he !0,'c'es tlle 'party, asserting that it had for years I Brother the last tatto. I party, asserting max. naa iOr years Brother officers quickly arrested As the first clods fell, the "little sis-lbeeT1 clinS5ng to dead issues. eerted tbat many of its ,eador.s back for''jecn priests of the doctrine of era! unsuccessful attempts to gaiu en THIS MORNING tion of anticipated battle or hope fori that city, last night. The lynching oc-Dr. Latham A. Crandall, the mostl. 12:16 thlB a were on duty when they went down arrested a negro woman for an of- died at his homo here todav. was O N E 9 8 8 •is Prescriptions Carefully Compounded —AT— City Drag Store 700 Main Keokuk ing that tiie prisoner lie released. This was refused. There was further ar gument with the officer as he proceed- _.0 ed toward the jail. Reaching a rather ,, ... received. He at- unfrequented street the negro drew a 'urnished room, with bath republican revolver and shot the officer down, and as-1 Hunter and he was placed in jail. At had midniaht a mob stormed the jail. Soy- retrogression. trance were made before finally The Taft administration he charac-jthe aid of timbers the iron barred terized as»*» and vacillating and I doors were battered down and the ne- that there werejgro dragged out and lynched. pointed to the fact. thousands of tons of coal piled on Alaskan wharfs, which could not be! Reached Agreement. I Phone 1269-Black utilized by the people because the rUnited Press leased Wire Service 11 administration had not yet decided, CONSTANTINOPLE, March 2:1.— It1 FOR KENT—First class furnished1 what policy in regard to the Alaskan ^-as officially announced today that' room, modern. Two blocks from! coal fields .best further its ownjan agreement regarding the status of! Sixth and Main. Phone I02G-Red. interests. Persia has been reached between Rus FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms 'for light housekeeping. 321 South I sia and Turkey. Voters, Take Warning! [United Press Lpased Wire Service.] SAYORSVILLE, Kv .March 23.— Shot Policeman Down and Got Quick Quarrelling over iolitics, Chas. May, Justice When Mob Broke Wm. P. May, 27, and their cousin, f&t Into Jail. Uarry Ra.vbourne, IS, engaged in a fight in which the Mays were killed [United Press Leased Wire Service.l and they wore the uniform of our beloved fense and was on his way to the jail 89 years of age and had been preach- Orleans country and tliey are to be classed with her when Hunter interfered, ask- ing for more than half a century Raybourne fatally stabbed. DALLAS, Texas, March 24 (Sun-! day)—George Hunter, a negro who) Old Preacher Dead. shot a policeman at Fort Smith, Ark., I BINGHAMTON, N. March 23 was caught by a mob and lynched in Rev. J. M. Crandall, father of Rev. I negro woman for an of- aiea at bis none here todav. He was! W KEOKUK Special Property for Sale The Warner property, corner Second and Blondeau. new nine room house, garage, good streets and sidewalks, will rent for $40.00 per month, a fine building proposition, good river, view, This property worth the money if sold within next 10 days. A five room cottage near Tenth and Fulton, lot 35x140, electric lights, hot and cold water, garage, cement walks and good streets. This is one of the best bargains on the north side at $2,350. A good piece of property, 5-room house near the park, one block from Grand avenue, lot 50x140, furnace, gas, all new street and guttering Im provements. Price $2,850. Choice lots on north side near Tenth and Lelghton, ranging in price from $7.50 to $17.50. The Paul Richardson home at Sixteenth and High, seven-room house, nice corner lot, gas and city water, good cistern with filter, cement cellar and walks, good barn and out buildings, $3,700. We have numerous other properties for sale consisting of city property, lots and acreage. List your property with us. .saves years of apprenticeshin. itions waiting in city or countrv FOR RENT—Two rooms for housekeeping. 912 Concert. and gas. 1216 Fulton. F0 EN1 or w! roo,nb- __ PAGE The Want Column WANTED. FOR SALE. WANTED—Girls and women steady FOR SAiLE—Two houses on one lot, work and good pay. Apply at Irwin-1 one four rooms, one five rooms, on Phillips Co. garment factories at Keo- north side. A bargain. Must sell them kuk and Hamilton, 111. iin next five days at $1350.00. Only takes $550 cash. Crow and Alston, 18 WANTED—Old postage stamps. Cash WANTED—Housekeeper. Apply to J. H. Farrell, 720 South Ninth street. WANTED—A good second hand ward robe. Apply 913 High street. I WANTED—A girl for general house work. Apply 820 North Ninth St. WANTED—Two unfurnished rooms by April 10. Telephone 1371-Red. WANTED—Men to learn the barber trade. Here is an offer that includes tools with tuition. A method that Nortll Pitth 8treet paid. What have you? Address "Stamps" care Gate City. ,FOR SALE—Stover, horse power, al most new. cheap if sold soon. Ed. WIA.NTHJD—Lace curtains to clean. Atterberg, Montrose, Iowa, route 4. I Work guaranteed satisfactory. 1220 black, Bell phone. Bhops. Write Moler Barb^1 College, St Louis, Mo. WR WANTED—Salesmen in Iowa with selling experience and selling record need apply. Good salary to the right man. References and qualification in first letter. National Importing Co., Milwaukee. rooms for light housekeeping. dress this office. WANTED—Roomers, large room for rent, modern conveniences 1100 Bank. FOR SALE—Fine property in Hamil ton, 150 by 150 feet, corner lot. Best business location in Hamilton. On street car line, one-half block from postoffice. Well improved except corner lot which is vacant. Pine shade and trees. Cement walks. Good house, barn aijd out buildings. This property will be sold together, or cor ner lot will be sold alone. Enquire of Dt. E. M. Hanson, 404% Main street. FOR SALE—House and two lots, al so one two-story brick store room. See Miller, the shoe man PIANO for sale cheap. Twelfth street. Posi- 'WANTED—Position by energetic, am-1 FOR SALE—Rebuilt typewriters. Will liitious young man 23 rears of I rent allowing rent to apply on pur ape, two years college education chase. Collier Stationery Co. callable and willing to undertake any thing. Address "Position," Gate Citv. LOST. FOR RENT. U!roe" unf"I'1n,180h Tvater ai,d 8as- black, nell phone. witl'-' Ca» FOR RENT April 1. 10 room house. See Miller, the shoo man. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms,! gas, bath, north side. Close in. Second street. FOR RENT—l-arge furnished room, half block from car line, near board ing liotJse room overlooks Rand park. SO.i North Fourteenth street. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for housekeeping, wijh bath and gas. Phone 254-Black, Iowa. morning. I. Carr noted Baptist minister in Minneapolis, FOR RENT—Furnished room. Inquire'malt, ale and porter. Kecley Brewing Ste., -v. .*:,' .•aiffiHI! 303 South FOR SALE—1 single horse wagon, harness and horse. Apply 1210 Ful ton. for established territory to carry our water, cement cellar. Apply 710 line of post cards. Only men wltli SALE—A five room cottage~Cit Carrol, street. FOR SALE—A 7-room house, 1023 Timea St. Enquire of Peterson FOR SALE—Large brick house on Blondeau street, between Sixth and Twelfth, J. A..Roberts, 2S North WANTED—The ladies to know that I am still taking orders for dress soods, made to measure tailored suits Fifth. rind long coats, notwithstanding re-1 ]«orts to the contrary. My guaranteed SECOND hand organ for sale at your unbreakable corsets are the latest] price. See Ayres & Sons. and best with front, back or side lac-1 ing. Phone 1010B, Mrs. F. M. Ander-iFOR SALE—Good productive ranches son. in the San Luis valley, Colo. In quire B. B. W„ care Gate Citv office. Ad-FOR SALE—Corner lot Fifth and Clark street, four blocks south or iMain. Fine Location. Cement walks, front bed fruit and shade trees. Inquire on premises. Thomas Peters, Warsaw, 'ill. I LOST —Pair eye glasses, between Tenth and Eleventh on Main street. light Finder please return to Ludwig's shoe store, 1004 Main, and receive reward. MISCELLANEOUS. PATENTS secured or fee returned. Send sketch for free report as to Guide-book and list of inventions wanted, sent free. One million dollars offered for one inven tion. Patents advertised free. Vic tor J. Evans & Co., 860, Washington, D. C. "6 Patentability yoi'NG A. at meal time or 812 iCo., Kansas City, Mo. on Sundays and evenings. Telephone GCO-Rcd. —Gate City want ads get results. ^, j|T •il' I fAjl vJ MAN, worker, to sell factory appliance. Selfseller good salary. Klutch Co., 417 Nasby Bldg., Toledo, Ohio. WOMEN to do plain sewing at home for a large Philadelphia firm good money and steadv work no canvass ing send reply envelope for prices paid. Universal Co., Desk A. Walnut street, Phila., Pa $100 MONTHLY and expenses to trav el and distribute sample for big manufacturer', steady work. S. Sclief fer, Law Bldg., Chicago. VIAVI—Non-surgtcal home treatment Grace M. Helzer, lock box 26G, Ft I Madison, Iowa. FOR RENT—A room suitable for lady or man and wife. 1104 Bank, AGENTS wanted in every town of Iowa to take orders for our beer, IF 4 x4 t-M -v M- Sc ar& 3$pf 'it? If ilk