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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-25

The above excellent likeness Main the democratic
nominee for of Schools for Delaware County
whose ability teacher among republic
and alike and whose educational make
years old graduated College in 1897 with
the degree Bachelor of Science H has years
teacher and is at the present time of the
burg schools Ii the voters OF this county elect him the office
of County of Schools they feel confident that
business and duties of that office will be discharged manner that
will be credit to the schools of this county.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-25
Criminal Report.


The following is the clerks annual
report of the criminal expenses and con-
victions for the year ending Sept. Both,
1889.
There have been five convictions dur
ing the year, of which one is for larceny,
three for nuisance, and one for keeping
gambling house.
Total amount of fines imposed dur
ing the year $780,
Fines collected $3.50.
Fines RENTED 500.
Total amount of criminal costs for
the county not including the county at
tOrney's fee $458.18.
Paid county attorney 1864.
One person sent to penitentiary.
This is a good showing for Delaware
county, it having cost less for criminal
prosecutions than for many years.
Missionary Meeting.
The Missionary Club of the Presby-
terrain Church, will meet in lecture room
Wednesday, Oct, 18th. at 2:3O p. m.
sUBJECr-INDIA
EgvcstIna Newton
DlF6. y. M (iarf
SOCIAL Mrs. Lawrence
How Hindoo Christians tive. Morse
Review Mrs Brownell
MISSIONS Mrs. +. Smith
.A4tssaouoiios MIS-. raul
Messages from the Field .. Everyone
This is our last lesson of the year on
India. Please be on time. Everyone
invited. MRS. j. Il. BRowNELL
President.
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Afe Of r. 1Raa Far 9otheT ohe 0a Of
Farrell, daughter of Mrs. George Hoyt,
a native of California, aged 21 years, s
months and days.
Mass will be celebrated for the repose
of her soul at the Cathedral tomorrow
(Thursday) morning, at 9 o'clock.
Friends can view III the S remains 1aj s, at At a. the
from D. m. to-day till time of funeral
Funeral private.
STAUFFER-In this city, June 10th,
Frederick c. son of Edward A. and Be
linda Stauffer, grandson of Mrs. Fred
erick Stauffer native of Oregon, aged
/ year, 8 months and 25 days.
Funeral private.
ROCA-In this city. June 10th, Joseph
Roca, husband of the late Susie Roca, a
native of Spain, aged 72 years.
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
Thursday afternoon, at 2:45 p. m. from
the funeral parlors of Miller & McMul-
len, 9O5 K street, thence to the Cathe.
dral. Eleventh and K streets. where
p. m. Interment st. Joseph Cemetery.
MELLON this city, June 18th, Joseph
Antoine Mello. native of Azores ISL
ands, aged 40 years.
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
from Kavanagh's funeral parlors, 511 ]
street, between Fifth and Sixth, Thurs
day, June I'D at l:So O'Clock, thence to
the Cathedral, Eleventh and K streets,
where funeral services will be held,
commencing at o'clock p M Inter-
ment ST. Joseph Cemetery.
NOTICE.-An members of Lodge No. H.
of the u. p. E. c., are requested to at
tend the funeral of our late brother.
Joseph Antoine Mello, and of Lodge No.
IS, of Freeport. Members will meet at
Foresters' Hall, l street, between Sew
enth and Eighth. Thursday, June I'D
at 1890 O'Clock p. M, thence to Kaya-
nagh's, parlors, 81 J street. where
o'clock. Members by attending will con-
fer a favor
DOMINGOs s. SOARES, President.
J. ]. Picano, Secretary. 1t
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Simpson Ffnnell, prominent Te-
hama ranch owner, is visiting the city.
Miss Laura Gaschlin has gone to
spend three or four weeks in San
Francisco.
Mrs. s. S. Harkey of Marysville is
visiting Mrs. F. A Toleman of this
city.
Mrs. r. Marks and son. formerly of
this city, are visiting here, the guests
Of Mrs. D. Harris.
DR.. H. H. Stephenson has gone to
San Francisco to attend a session of
the Dental Association.
Mrs. Daniel Jackson and daughter
Margie of Alvarado are the guests Of
Dr. Cronemiller and mother.
Miss Minette Pierce and Miss Frances
Dorsey of Oak Park are visiting the,
formers parents at San Juan, San
Benito County. They will be gone
month.
F. c. Chinn has returned from a
weeks visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. ]. NJ Lyons and family and
Crissie Hilliard of San Francisco are
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. P. Brown
of this city
The Vfne-street Literary Club of Oak
Park Monday evening rendered Mrs.
Abner Burns, who lives near Brighton
happy surprise in the nature Of a
lawn party. The lawn was plenteously
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
Ice cream and other refreshments were
served. All present report having
spent thoroughly enjoyable evening.
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MRS. BENDER ILL.
Critical Condition of Mrs. E. b.
Crocker's Sister.

The many friends of Mrs Annie L.
Bender of San Francisco are very seri-
ously alarmed at her serious Illness.
Owing to her advanced age it is feared
she may not recover.
Mrs. Bender is one of the best-knOwn
pioneer women of this State. She came
here in early days with her husband
and settled in Sacramento. The family
has been very prominent in the busi-
ness and railroad world. David A. Ben
der, SON, is at present manager of the
Pacific Lumber Company in San Fran
cisco. For number of years he was
passenger and freight agent for the
Virginia City and Truckee Railway in
Nevada, and he also served a long term
with, the Southern Pacific as Cashier
and Auditor. Another son, Wilkes
Bender, is very prominent resident of
Los Angeles, and Charles T. Bender IS
Cashier of the Bank of Reno, New.
Mrs. Bender is sister Of Mrs. E. B.
Crocker, and her daughter is married
to H. M. Yerrington Of Nevada. Mr..
Yerrington is President Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railway.
{ Mrs. Bender is SO years of age and
resides at 1924 jackson street, San
Francisco.
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SACRAMENTO w. C. T. U.
Mrs. Clara Starr-Wood Resigns
the Presidency.

The Sacramento Women's Christian
Temperance Union met yesterday in
the parlors of the Congregational
Church. There was very large at
tendance Mrs Clara Wood. the eff
cient President. and who has been for
years identified with the active work
of the organization, rendered her res
ignation because of removal from the
city to San Francisco.
The resignation was received with
very many expressions Of deep regret,
and many warm commentators of Mrs.
Wood as a woman and an officer in
the union, where she has so long been
an untiring worker, especially in the
matter of maintaining the Children's
Day Home, which is conducted by the
union. she having served that institu-
tion while President. Secretary and
Treasurer of the union.
Mrs. Wood announced that as a tes-
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timonial of her regard for the union,
and in expression of her desire to fur
ther help the Children's Day Home,
she would give q lawn fete next Tues
day in the grounds of the late residence
of Mrs. f. B. Crocker the proceeds to
be a clear benefit for the home and for
the Young PEOPLES and Women's Chris
tian Unions. The intention Is to have q
musicale in the rooms Of Mrs. Wood,
in the Scudder house, and garden
fete in the grounds adjoining, where re-
freshments win be served and plenty OF
entertainment provided.
The offer Of Mrs. Wood was accepted,
and the fete will. be. held accordingly.
In accepting the resignation of Mrs.
Wood there were several speeches made
by members all of touching charac-
ter, and bearing testimony to her devo-
tion to the work of the union, and
laden with prayers and good wishes
for her happiness in her new home
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CAPITAL HOTEL.
The Highest Bid for the Property
is $5O.55O.

Yesterday bids were opened in Judge
Johnson's court for the purchase of the
interest of the Blessing estate in the
Capital Hotel property at Seventh and
K streets. But two lids were re-
ceived, one from NJ Cronan, the whole
sale liquor dealer, and the other from
Frank Ruhstaller, the brewer.
Ruhstaller's bid was $24 800, and
Cronan's $25,275. The conditions OF
the sale are that the purchaser of the
Blessing interest must take the Gutff-
rie half of the property at the same
price. This makes Cronans bid $780,
800 for the whole property.
AS the property has been long time
on the market, the probability is that
the court will accept the higher bid.
Should the property be sold the under
standing is that it Will be converted into
a modern hotel.
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SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS.
Exercises Of saera-
mento Institute Pupils.

mento Institute Pupils.
The commencement exercises OF the
Sacramento Institute (Christian Broth
ers' College,, will take place at the
Clunie Theater tomorrow evening.
when an elaborate program will be rem
dered.
Certificates for the third years course
in the collegiate department will be
awarded to William A. Hughes, Joseph
F. Quinlan, Allan r. Sweeney, John A.
Lavelle, Henry A. Sent and George b.
Welch.
The following named young gentle
men. having completed the prescribed
course in the business department, are
awarded diplomas: Coleman G. Flah-
erty, John M. Gayner, William c. Tur-
ton.
Certificates for the first years course
in the collegiate department are award
ed to Francis M. Azevedo, Thomas y.
Hall, Joseph B. Lynn. Oswald M. Hee-
tor, Francis L. Bronner and Albert
Hastenplug.
Testimonials of merit are awarded as
follows:
First commercial class-Francis E.
Frates, Herbert ]. Bernhard, Michael
H. Heilmann, J. Willard Bithell, Cor
nelius J. Coughlan, John H. Monson,
Victor A. Fuchs, James E. Burns.
Robert s. McCrabbe, Francis d. Ryan,
Byron ]. Shultz.
Second commercial clasHRobert E..
Stubbe, Francis H. Williams, William
]. Ryan, John N. Mackree, John F.
Foley, Stephen T. Chard, Joseph w.
Bronner. Sylsby H. Harris, Francis c..
Armstrong.
First intermediate class-Alexander
T. Cody, Joseph A. Hanlon, John T..
Huntoon, Joseph F. Azevedo, John N.
Harrigan, George H. Casey, Francis J..
Smith, Joseph J. Gleason, Robert A.
Hall, Hughbert T. McCrabbe, Edmond
j. Frizell. Joseph Soto.
Second intermediate class-Edward F
Ryan, Manuel A. Azevedo, Charles w.
Deterding, Herbert A. Murphy, Felix
A. Moss, Thomas ]. O'Brien, James J..
Galley, William E. Burke, Edward w.
Lynch, Earnest ]. Rupa, Henry v.
Kern
Third intermediate class-Charles T.
Walker, Thomas j. Armstrong, Thomas
F. Trengove, Eugene T. Reedy, James
]. McCaffery, James Mazzini, Richard
E. Wiltenbrand, Emile A. Coz, John b.
Hall, Francis ]. Casey, John F. Palm,
Terence A. McCaffery Harry w. Davy,
Francis ]. Riley, Joseph A. Hellinge.
First preparatory class = ECward
Moss. Charles Harrison, James Moran,
Edward Ryan, Henry Malone, Anthony
Garcia, Albert Riley, Frederick Weld
lien.
Second preparatory class-James
Feeney, John Lynn, Elman Moran,
Robert Dunbar, Elmer Stokes, Harold
Harcourt, William Murphy, Edward
Cook, Anthony Diepenbrock, Charles
Best, Wallace Sheehan, Edward Lewis,
First primary christopher
Schmorleiz, Albert O'Callaghan, August
Boitana, Foster McGrath, Earl Cooper
John Myers, Joseph Diepenbrock, Will
liam Silva.
Second primary class-John Boitana
Everett Farley. Henry Kunz, Richard
Wilson, Francis Watson.
Third primary class-Vincent Kerns
Elmer Hellinge, Cyril Slight, Frank
Neidlien, Francis Griffin, Loring Powell
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Weather Reports.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yes
terday to have been SO and so degrees.
with light southerly winds in the early
morning and gentle northerly winds
and clear weather prevailing the re-
mainder of the day.
The baTometrical readings at 5 a. M
and p. m. yesterday were 3003 and
1896 inches, respectively
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were SO and 53
degrees, and one year ago to-day 92
and 55 degrees.
The average temperature was SO de-
grees and the normal 20 degrees. show
ing the day to have been 1 degree
cooler than usual for the Goth day Of
June.
River, IA feet 2 inches and falling.
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INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Judge Hughes Makes an Order in
the Muddox Case.

In Judge Hughes court yesterday the
injunction in the case of Isabella Mud
dox by her guardian, H. c. Muddox,
to restrain Fred Raschen, trustee of
her estate, from carrying out the pro-
visions of the deed of trust respecting
the disposition of the property, was dis
solved.
During the progress of the argument
warm words passed between Judge
Hinkson and w. H. 'Devlin, and the
unpleasantness was continued until
Judge Hughes was obliged to threaten
to send both attorneys to jail. Then
peace resumed it's sway.
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MORE WEALTH.
Incorporation Of the Crystal Gold
Mining Company.

The Crystal Gold Mining Company
has filed in the County Clerks office
it's articles of Incorporation. The prin-
cipal place of business is Sacramento,
and the directors are Henry E. Klein
sorge and William E. Kleinsorge of
Sacramento, e. L. Simpson of Grizzly
Fiat, Ell Dorado County, and S. c. and
Charles Boarman of Canyon, Ell Dorado
County.
The capital stock is 100000, and of
the LOCO shares into which it is divid-
ed 500 have been subscribed.
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OFF FOR TAHOE.

Maude Go on a Tour.
Governor Gage and Highway Com
missioner Maude did not start for Lake
Tahoe until yesterday afternoon. They
have promised everybody in the Capitol
fish enough for a week. as a result of
their angling.
AS to the BUSINESS features of the trip
they will consist of a survey of the State
wagon road and a conference with
Federal engineers from the East It is
expected that data will be obtained
from which to- base an intelligent opin-
ion on the question of a road from Ia
hoe to Yosemite.
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Action to Quiet Title.

Pauline C. Billiard has brought suit
against H. H. Fassett and the admin
istratrix of the estate of William
Counsman. deceased. to quiet title to
the west half of section 13, township 10
north, range east.
Isidor Cohen has, by his attorney, A.
A. De Ligne, sued the executor of the
estate of l.. c.. Chandler. deceased, to
quiet title to the west 43 feet Of the
south half of lot s. H. /, Fifth and
Sixth streets.
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Estate Of Robert b. winslow.

Win ]. Davis, administrator Of
the estate of Robert B. Winslow, de-
ceased, has filed in the Superior Court
his return of the sale of the east half
of lot in the block between, M, N,
Twentieth and Twenty first streets The
property was sold to Annie H. Nichols
for 70 400
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For Temperance.

Rev. Father Philip O'Ryan of San
Francisco will ON Monday evening next
organize at the Cathedral a branch of
the League of the Cross temperance
order within the Catholic Church. This
organization has done a great deal for
the cause of temperance in San Fran
cisco and other large cities.
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Thomason Against Touhey.

The case of E. r. Thomason against
James Touhey to enforce an alleged
contract for the purchase of a bitumen
street machine, was yesterday contin-
ued by Judge Hughes till the 9th.
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ALLEGED Peace Disturber..

Daniel O'Hare and Joseph Paine were
in the criminal dock when Justice
Henry convened his court yesterday
morning. They were, charged with dis
turbing the peace Of many people at
the White House. At defendants re-
quest the case went over until Thurs
daX.
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guardian of the estate OF Robert c.
Garden, an Incompetent person
c. A. Elliott has filed a petition for
his appointment as guardian Of the es-
tate Of A. T. Latham. an insane pa
tient
Media F. Stephenson. guardian of the
person and estate OF Mabel Forbes, q
minor, has filed her final account.
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A FEW POINTERS.

deaths show that the large majority die
with consumption. This disease may COM
mence with. an apparently harmless cough
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, which
is guaranteed to cure and relieve all
cases. Price, Csc and 50c. For sale by all
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petty Larcenist Discharged.

John Burns got drunk at the K street
variety theater on Monday night and
found himself in jail accused of petty
larceny yesterday morning. He took
50 so from Cethel Maye, but on the
ground of his drunkenness Burns was
discharged after he paid back the
money
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Runyon Case Settled.

Judge Hughes yesterday made an
order settling the estate of the late Sol
Runyon. 1t was directed that the
property be distributed according to the
terms of a stipulation agreed on be-
tween the attorneys.
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Believed to Have Been stolen.

officers Talbot and Donohue last
evening arrested William Clark, who
was attempting to sell pair Of shoes
and a pair of suspenders at second
hand store. Clark, who admits that he
is an ex-convict, said another man
gave him the articles to "peddle." He
is being held pending further investi-
cation
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Lacked a License.

P. G. Riehl of Freeport was yesterday
arrested on complaint of Deputy Ii
cense Collector Matlock for conducting
saloon and a mercantile business
without proper license
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Special ladies' rough braid sailors
seem to be in the lead. We have a new
lot with wide silk band. Prices now
4Sc and 75c at Sacramento Home Sup
ply Co., J, 7th and Sth Also ladies'
black lawn wrappers, SOC.
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All danger of Drinking impure water
is avoided by adding 20 drops of the
genuine AngosJrra Bitters. manufac-
tured by DR.. Siegert & Sons. At all
druggists
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Naval Recruits.

Four carloads of naval recruits left
Ogden yesterday morning and will ar
rive in Sacramento this morning on
their way to Mare Island.
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In all cases of physical or mental ex-
haustion the use of little Jesse. Moore
AA Whisky will be found Invaluable as
q stimulant Sold by all druggists.
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An AMicted Dog Killed.

Officer Bailey yesterday killed dog
belonging to Mrs. Driscoll of S12 L
street The animal showed every evil
dence of having hydrophobia.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

A Chinese Servant Nearly Loses an
Ear.
Yesterday afternoon as Ah Linn, who
is employed at Faures French Res
taurant on K street, was engaged in
putting a heavy barrel into the base
ment, it got away from him and rolled
over him in such a manner as to nearly
sever his left ear from his head.
He was patched up by DR.. Nichols
at the Receiving Hospital, and then
went his way
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PRINETT GOES FREE.
After Eight Days in Jail a Pris-
oner is Discharged.

oner Is Discharged.
Ed Prinett, who had been in Jail eight
days for firing revolver and disturb
ing the peace at the Gleeman House,
was discharged by Judge Henry yes
terday.
1t was thought that defendant had
tried to murder his wife, but in the alb
sence of evidence, and on the theory
that the firing of the revolver may
have been accidental, he was dis
charged
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Try the Ell Dorado, 826 street, for
q glass of steam or lager.
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place in town to enjoy ice cream.
soda, or sherbet. 9OS ], opp. Plaza
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800 will buy pair Of 1ia carat white
and perfect diamond ear screws at H. c.
Hotfilter, jeweler S24 K street.
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Hardman pianos never lose their tone.
They are the highest grade made We
also handle Chickering, Harrington, and
other pianos. Wiley B. Allen Co., 415 K. =
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Try the new drink, iron-brew, at
Fishers, S22 K street
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For medicinal purposes drink Glen
brook" sour mash whisky. Theo
Blauth 4O7 X Street. Tel 207.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE,

FIRST-CLAss HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect. Ladies' dining-room separate.
Open day and night BUCKMAN 4 CAR
street. between and X. Sacramento.
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Estates In Probate.

Thomas II. Berkey has applied to the
Superior Court Tor appointments as
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IS, either 'phone.. full weight, 45c.
&c. c. C. Fancy creamery butter. {.
C. c. tea garden, 1902 X street.
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DIED.

TAYLOR-At Clay Station, June 18th, tc
the wife of B. H. Taylor. a son.
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Everything for the house in electrical
supplies Tom Scott, BOB ] street. .
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BAY RESTAURANT

lO3E Second street.
Private rooms for Families; open day
and night Orders served outside. Oys.
sars in every style. MATT and JOHN
RADONICH. Proprietors
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BORN.

Whisky Hill wells office. 631 K.
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urpERrAxERs.

e. M. KAvANAUGH. .uNDERTAKER
Embalming speciality. Tel. Sunset
CAS- red; Capital. sos
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner Tenth and K Sts, Sacramento

BOARD AND ROOM. 81 rs TO 81 PER
kday. Meals, 25c.
Accommodations frst-claSs Free bus
| to and from hotel w. ]. ELDER. Mgr.
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RESTAURANT DE FRANCE AND
OYSTER House, 427 x street (formerly near
Golden Eagle HoteD. Meals la carte
at ali hours. Family Orders, Banquets
and wedding Parties.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-01-11
..AIlmanna nyheter.

Omkring ti0 milIioner tegel slogos
Manitoba f0rlidet ar, enligt hyad Ca
NADIA" nppgifver.
Internal revenue lnkonsterna under
nov. stego till 1922, ,404 ,4O5, mot $13, ,959,
29G samma manad aret f0rut.
Manga homesteadstagare. Manito-
ba ha icke mindre On 4,7O1 homesteads
upptagits under det gangna aret.
Vid nara Sc ars alder afled pa julda.
gen Norway Mich, var landsman P.
Kilstr0m, en- af platsens aldsta sven.
skar.
- Under en- valdsam storm forliden
fredag nedbl&ste cit skolhus Scott
county, Ark, hvarvid tire skolbarn do
dades och f1ere sarades.
Vansinnig al gladje blef malaren
Owen Murphy New York harom da-
gen vid underrattelsen ON att han fatt
arfva $500 e:ter on aflidea onkel