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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11
For ladies only, CLARK & Lawrence's

new ad.
| Fred Ehler went to Oelwein last
Saturday.
DR.. G. L. Leigh spent part of last
week In Chicago.
| Mics Ethel Seeds was in Cedar
Rapids part of last week.
Ross Cameron, of Winthrop was
here last week to attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Harris went to
Delhi yesterday for visit with friends.
Mrs. Will Work has gone to Mad
ison, Nebraska for visit with rela-
tives.
Several from here went to Water.
loo last Saturday to attend the Repub-
lican rally.
Glenn Conger who is now in La
Porte spent last week with his parents
In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Williams, of
Monticello, visited friends and relatives
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sanborn, of
West Union, visited friends and rela.
tives here last week.
Bert and Abel Hoag spent last
week fishing at Qussqueton and met
with excellent success.
H. L. Edmunds and daughter, Miss
Bessie Edmunds departed yesterday
morning for Kirksville, Missouri.
DIR. W. A. Daniel and wife are in
the city this week, guests at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. MI. Yoran.
DIR. and Mrs. w. b. Sherman have
returned from Cleveland where they
hsv been for the past several weeks.
The train bearing President Nc
Ktnley and party is scheduled to reach
Manchester at 9:25 p. M, October 18th
Mrs. WI Hutchinson, Miss Idell
Miles and Miss Margaret Thompson
were Cedar Rapids visitors last We'd
nesday.
..., 49,. 1870, ~ ~ .sm n N .na.
s.n....na..o d. 49, -. 49,. $3.50 ~ on
~. .. .sn'o' 0'1 'n0'i 'nouse VI az.
$3.50
MIR. and Mrs. 1. N. Beardslee, of Can.
ton, Pennsylvania, are Visiting in this
D.a1.,.,.s ''0o 10 . ''o'nef VI a.
- Aoa.u''.
-halam,ty warns MS patrons IN his
al. tnis week tnat cold weather is ap-
p .,s ssu 49,. anu o"s''o' s"oin W s'ocA
W ~. w1rsel,
~ =, ,..sn =. :, .ne Nv wel, known morse
Duy ~, WI. 70 at ". W. eneluohs Darn'
-. .i. 20 IVY, n0A' uo'ues W puy . CAT
'o'u u nolses'
". w. Ferris mas opened a boarding
mouse over beacom's agricultural ware
mouse. lie is also prepared to furnish
nome baking to families.
"A. HOLSTER departed yesterday
for Covington, Tennessee, on business
in connection with the Hstchie River
Lumber and Stock Company.
Miss Jessie Hastings took advan.
tage of the vacation in the schools
three DAYS last week and went to Iowa
City to pay a visit to her parents who
reside there.
q A I1ndarwood hoo d;snosod &c
bis harhas hna;nasa hara 70 M;,s,sa
Kortrioht and danarfad va.terdoa nnn,n
inc for Rowlav Iowa nsar wbicb nlaoa
he will make III fntnra home
n..w.a...,.-..e..
c,,,h LII, 49,. enoo. .a:. ose.noon, Iuonle
I WI lnS suis MeeA WIN sfs'
$500 IN w.. s.,s w ~. .us "ns.ns peon
sasa'sn. - 49, 1, ,,,. .. y. ~ VI
.ss.sa. y 'Ao 'A''' u '"o iastofs
'o'I y n ,,.s
.. 800. ....s -. - s. snu n,'n " nlnn
~ .s;s a;.., s.aa n NIL, .s neue museu
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~ Nv h ens's So ahoa n1 .a, anasemsns
VI ~, : ~ !. ~ :. ..a ~. n BUSINESS WIN
M. F. Cunningham entered upon
his duties the first of the week with the
james Pittaway Co., dealers in teas,
eoiieo. on. sp.oss 10 WIN aos ~ sle
capacity OF travelling salesman and no
douht Mill c,ova n ,,.,n.b,. ,,;.;.,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27
CAPTURED A DESERTER.
National Guardsmen Interpret their
Orders Literally.

On Christmas day one OF the Portu-
e1ese military guards, whose duty
has been to stand quarantine guard,
deserted his post with the intention OF
snending Christmas. The officer OF the
g11ard. as soon as the case was report
ed at headquarters, detailed two SOL
diers to bring the deserter In at all
hazards.
The two men. armed with thelr
Springfields, went in search, ana were
fortunate enough to locate his where
abouts by noon. The deserter was cap
tured and came under protest, hghuns
most all the way. The soldier begged
TO be allowed to spend Christmas Tree
but his captors were obdurate ana re-
fused to grant freedom, even though
the soldier asked them to report that
they could not find him. 1t IS note
worthy that the captors said they had
been. detailed to bring the prisoner IN
to the guardhouse and they would no
interpret their orders otherwise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27
Crusade in Paris.

The Anti-Tobacco League of France
has secured a prominent place in the
hygienic section of the Paris EXPOSE
ton, and will undertake to demon
strate the multitudinous evils Of nlco-
tine. There will be all sorts and con-
ditions of exhibits-charts, testlmo-
mails. etc-to prove the physical ana
mental evil wrought by tobacco NOR
will the league stop at mere diagrams
and organs in alcohol. The weapons
of oratory will be freely employed,
and. Golfers Weekly informs US, the
Pavilion of Congresses, where all duly
authenticated fads will be allowed 10
make themselves heard, will be maze
the theater of great reunion or pro-
test" From every land speakers have
been invited to bear testimony eacn 10
the havoc wrought in his own country:
Moreover, the use of the weed Will
probably be forbidden, through the Ell
forts of the league, ito all drivers ana
conductors Of public vehicles IN Paris
while on service" Menelik Negus, OF
Abyssinia. has approved of the crusade
and signifed his royal disgust at the
tobacco habit But most likely the
trade will not suffer severely.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27
THE BOSTON LYRICS.
"Said Pasha" Given Last Night at
the Crpheum Theatre,

The promise of Manager Cohen that
he would give the patrons of the Or
pheum as good an operate perform
ance for rs cents as has been given at
the Opera House for 81 has been ful-
filled. The Boston Lyric Opera com
pany opened at the Orpheum last night
to a large and highly appreciative au-
dience.
The opera presented was SAID ia
sha.'' AS the individual work OF the
leading people in the cast has been al
ready described, let it suffice to say
that their work, as we'll as that OF the
chorus. was smooth and we'll balanced
The entire performance went with d
vim and snap that was most refreshing
and the applause was liberal and spon-
taneous. To those who feared that the
acts could not be properly staged, II
was a revelation when the curtain rose
| for the stage was finely dressed VIII
good scenery and appropriate furniture
/ The people of Honolulu are to OF
/ CONGRATULATED on the fact that they
/ can enjoy a season of opera by SO gooe
/ a comnanv as the Boston Lyrics at pop
Mar prices, and no doubt full houses
will show their appreciation Oh III
chance.
The same opera will be produce'
again tonight, while on THURSDAY 10Y
ers of grand opera will nave an oppoi
tunitv of witnessing III 1foVatore.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made Wlti
/ the Tramways Company for cars U
await the fall of the curtain ana cohVe
natrons to their homes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27

Continued from Page p
sistory aad announced several new
bishops.
General Macdonald Of Soudan fame
will replace General Maudhope.
There is general rejoicing on the
continent ever the British defeats
Germany. France, Italy and England
have signifed their acceptance OF the
open door.
Terrible cold prevails in Berlin
where there have been eight deaths
from exposure.
Jones OF Washington has introduced
a bill to extend the homestead law 10
the Philippines.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson
wants TO retire from the cabinet De
cause CT poor health.
The Canadian Government has offer
ed 1000 infantry and 1Uu0 cavalry lot
service in South Africa.
II is rumored at Washington that
Great Britain may seek the mediation
of the United States with the Beers.
The Broadway National Bank Of Bos-
TON has failed. 1t was involved in the
5000, 900 failure of Frank 0. Squire.
General Leonard Wood has been
made a Major General and has sailed
for Havana to relieve General Brooke
In the reichstag Herr Richten sald.
while the sympathies of Germany az
with the Beers, the Government must
! and will remain neutral
/ The War Department has arranged
10 send about 1000 recruits to Manlla
to fill the regiments which are run
ming short on account OF death, dlseas@
and discharge. The steamer SUNNI
is being transformed into troop shll
at Norfolk.
Robert Duncan Milne, the Dfllllah'
Bohemian writer of San FRANCISCO MA
been killed by the cable ears. He wa
a descendant through the Breadalban
family of King Robert the Bruce Ills
, aristocratic kindred in England ION
ago discarded him because OF MS prol
lgate habits.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27
Home BakeryCafe
THE BEST MEAL CAFE.

THAT TIRED FEELING so common
in this enervating climate, can be re-
lieved at once by rubbing the head
thoroughly with a small quantity OF
the Pacheco Dandruff Killer. While
this preparation is unequalled for the
eradication of dandruff, 1t also pos
sesses remarkable stimulating proper
ties which not only affect the scalp but
through that medium the whole sys-
tenn. Try one application OF
PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER.
For sale by all druggists and at the
Union Barber Shop. Telephone 696.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27
BRITISH LOSSES WERE
OVER one THOUSAND

CONTINUED from Page -
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