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OLD wARLlKE STICKS.
Grotesqus stans That wer~ form-ri
Carried In England.

Grotesqus stans That Were Formerly
Carried In England.
In former times In England walk
ing sticks were commonly carried by
both male and female heads OF fam
iiies. Queen Elizabeth carried one of
these toward the end OF her life.
Sticks were then used chiefly as en-
blems OF authority. The monstrous
sticks shown In the engraving are
drawn from specimens which have
been preserved by dealers in London.
These a century ago were common
and might have been seen by the thou
sand. borne by tall footmen behind
ladies' dressed In old hooped dresses.
the fashion OF those days. At that
time. also. there was n taste for var.-
GUS kinds OF monsters. In china. wood
and other materials. Monkeys and pet
dogs were made pets Of and the sticks
Of the footmcn were fashioned into
srotesque forms. These sticks wore
about six feet high and were In parts
painted and gilt. DR.. johnson. Oliver
Goldsmith and host OF other literary
lights and celebrities considered q
good stick as necessary as u coat.
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ss,.. long. Mission.

Miss Ruth Cords Long. a niece of
the secretary of the navy. John d.
Long, intends to he a gospel singer.
and is full OF enthusiasm about her
new work. Two years ago. when in
San Diego county. California, Miss
Long was asked by the Christian En-
deavor society II she would be willing
to sing at some services to be held on
board the United States steamship
Monterey. She gladly consented and
sang Where Is My Wandering Boy
Tonight7" with so much effect that
one of the sailors. a boy of about 20.
came forward to her at the conclusion
of the services and declared that the
song as rendered by her had determin-
cd him to lead a different life. and that
he intended to write to his mother to
that effect on that same night. lie
gave Miss Long one of his cards. on
which he wrote: May God bless yos
for showing one sinner the true light"
Miss Long carries the card in he's
purse as Keepsake OF her first mis-
sionary work. She also sang q. a re.
yival service at Worcester. Mass, not
long ago. and since her return to Bos-
ton from California. Miss Long has
been engaged in church singing.
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THEY NEVER WEEP.
BoER WOMEN NOT LIKE OTHER
WOMEN.
IIcroicaIiy Send Their Men to tho Front
without Tears-A Iisroisna with Few
Parallels In tho Worlds History.

Mrs. Luise DeLassomm of San Fran
cisco returned from a tour of South
Africa short while ago and relates
some interesting Impressions OF the
Beers. 'The Beers impressed me as
being very uncouth sort OF people,"
she says. although those that We met
were pleasant enough. II is easy to
see that they are required to pay little
attention to the courtesies of life while
young. SO that their manners are de-
void of polish. and they frequently
have n surly air. which does not by
any means create favorable impress
sion upon strangers. But of their
hghting qualities there can be no ques-
tion. and England need not expect to
subdue them until their last shot has
been fired and their last ounce of
strength Is exhausted. There is no
more determined and stubborn race
OF people on earth than the Beers.
The children. both boys and girls
are taught the use OF firearms as soon
as they are old enough to hold gun.
They practice constantly. From one
generation to another the Beers have
been preparing for war. until to fight
is now their natural instinct. The
women are as courageous and rs COM
bative as the men. Bocr woman Is
never too old TO shoot straight. You
should see them as have seen them
coming n the station to say sood-by
to husbands. fathers. brothers and
sweethearts on their way to the front.
Such stoie!sm ~ astonishing. Not
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Battlefield wiils-

Every British soldier has served out
to him when he enlists a little volume
containing. among other things, three
blank forms ready for will-making.
Usually a soldier pays no attention to
this pocketbook and goes into battle
with his will unmade. After he has
been hit by bullet and begins to
realize that his chances of getting
home are small. soldier begins TO
think more carefully of the loved ones
left behind him. AS result many
queer and pathetic Wills have been
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/ concluded to try your medicine and
/ can truly say Il docs all that you
claim for Il To do.
Ten bottles Of Lydia z. rinkhams
Vegetable Compound and seven pack.
ages of Saaa,lsc wash have made .
new woman of me. I have had no
womb trouble since taking the afih
bottle. I weigh morc than have In
years; can do all my own hoasrwork.
sleep we'll. have q good appetite and
now feel that life l. worth living.
owe all TO Lydia 4. fsnkham's vescsa.
bic Compound. feel sha; l, has saved
my life and would no, bc without I, for
anything. am always glad TO recon.
mend your medicine 10 all my Sex. for I
know I! they follow your directions.
they will hc currd.'-Mh.. ANNIE
Tnoxrsoa. South Hot Springs, Ark.
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The Natives of BohoI


The Rev. DIR. J. II. cissci. OF craw-
fordsviiic. Ind. has received an inter
cstins letter from his son. First Ser
kcant Z. ". cisscii. of Company q.
forty-fourth Infantry. Sergeant cis-
srii served through the Cuban cam
paisn. and then cniistin. with the
forty y-fourth went 10 the Philippines.
lie In now at Baeiayon. Bohol. and
writes tina; Bohoi Ia radically different
from the other islands he has visited.
The natives were frightened half to
death when tho United States soldiers
came. as they had for ages suffered
terrible indisnities from the Spanish
people. bu, In less than month they
were thoroughly rcassnrcd. So In
;rnsciy do they hate the Spaniards.
however. that the better educated pco-
pie. who understand the Spanish Ian
suaxc. refuse To make use OF u. The
population of Bohoi Ia dcyotcdiy Ro.
man Catholic. but Sergeant cisscii
writes that the religion there is much
more given to form. and ia much more
csact;ns than In this country. Tho
cathedral at Baciayoa IL mskniacsn,
building. with a chime of sixteen bells.
Little clothing Is worn. except on
Sunday writes Mr. clssrii. On tina,
day. however. the men wear suits of
spoticss white. and the women attire
themselves In most fetching costumes.
They wear black skirt with long
trail, a cream eolurcd waist of Rorne
light material. made In evening dress
fashion. and then complete the toilette
with a head dress that is stunning.
This Is a sort Of sun-bonnc,. made OF
very thin white material. At the point
where 1t touches the head IL Is rein
forced by ply. which is stireaed with
starch. and instead of having strings
and being drawn in the back. Il is al
lowed to ilow freely over the shoulders
to below the waist Around the edge
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Of the bonnet is srWcd deep lace. eft
en- Of various coiors. The natives
wear this Earb gracefully and are real
ly most attractive when so a,iircd.
Immediately after church comes the
cock-nEhtlns. and this consumes the
balance Of the day.
Each evening the natives eonSrr-
gate nj n place near our camp TO sing
for couple Of hours. and this sing
Ing is Of mos, weird and peculiar
character. II reminds me Of ghost
dance tunes. or the dcsii-cntrancc
tnnsie In opera. II you can recall the
music rendered In Faust where
Marguerite becomes insane. you can
set an excellent idea of the popular
music OF Bohoi. Often. late at niEtA.
these strange aira come floating in
bobbinE aboa; in their canoes. fishing.
and one IL forced by some strange
spell TO stop and listen. for the music.
though a~fuliy weird. has wonder
fully soothing effect.
Here in Bohol the cocoa tree is the
sh4A Va tAss q h' hsh - t@ss 'Ah's-
slvciy for food and also furnishes In
mcnso quantities Of oil. cxeollea, both
for Illuminating and iubricatins puT-
poses. The hull abou, the nut. very
thick and fibrous, Ia used to make rope
and fabric. What We have been led
to believe Is Manila hemp is nothing
more than a product from eocoanut
huils. The abcs IL pulled apart.
soaked in cocoanut oil and then spread
out in the sun TO bleach. This accom-
piIshed. IL is twisIcd into rope and
again .bleached. making the fines, Ma
Mia hemp 81 ,ha; ever bound shcascs
of Indiana wheat. The leaves Of the
cocoa tree are used TO thatch the roofs
Of ali the buildings. and they also fur
nish the native with clothing and car
pets"
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THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

Prohibition. at Chicago. June 81. 2s.
1900. Tickets on sale June 26. 81.
Democratic. at Kansas City, July =.
1900. Tickets on sale July 2. =.
The road to take to attend these
conventions is the Chicago Great
Western railway. the popular Maple
Leaf Route. with Its vestibuled trains
free chair cars. satisfactory dining car
service. and its unsurpassed sleeping
car accommodations.
Only one fare for the round trip.
For further particulars apply to any
agent Of the Chicago Great Western.
or address F. II. Lord. G. p. & 7. A..
ll3 Adams street, Chicago.
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ou,, Farm. to Hunt Pearls.

One-tiird OF the people living in the
vicinity OF st. Francois river. Missouri,
have abandoned their farm pursuits
and engaged In pearl hunting. Last
Sunday J. a. Jones OF Black Rock:
while fishing. opened clamshcll ana
found beautiful and valuable pearl.
The next day he found pearls which
he sold for x:i222. The news leaked out
and the pearl-hunting fever seized the
people. Some beautiful pearls have
been taken ont Of the river.
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MEDICAL book FREE.

"Jinow Thy,rlf." . Book For Men Only,
cent Free. postpaid. sealed. TO any male
ro.sssr. Ths sricace OF I.ife. or self.Pr~s-
cry.tion, the Gold Medal Prize Treatise,
the ts.t Medical Hook OF this or any age
40 pp,, with ~nxraSing> and prescriptions.
ONLY sc paper cover. Library Edition.
fuiI gilt. si.e Asidrc.. Tho Peabody Med
iesi Institute. No. Buihnrh H.. Boston.
Mass, tho olds.; and hrst In this country.
Write today for these books Keys 10
health ami sisor.
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what N Nin,nnr. -.

A schoolmaster. who had been tell
ing of the doings of Caesar. ended xp
with: And all this happened over
i.500 years ago" A At:le boy. his hse
eyes wide open with wonder. said after
moments thought: oh, what a
memoU you've got"
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An r,p~n,I,r Y~athrr.

The tail feathers OF the f-riwah. rare
pembcr of the family OF paradisrldir. OF
known. lnd.>d. the pric. may be- called
prohibitiy-. for the only tuft existing In
Ensiand-probably In any civilized land
was procured with such difficulty that II
is considered To be- worth So.0s IL now
ndOrns the apex OF the coronet worn on
sNtc occasions by the Prince OF wales.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Ladies can Wear Shoes.

One size smaller after using Allens Foot
Ease, u powder. 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen. hot, sweating,
aching feet, ingrowing nails, corns and
bunions. All druggists and shoe stores,
dress Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy. NY.
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Cause s.r Tssass ssais~...

a brief note from Biiivillc district
rcnds:
.Our son John hns come home from
the Philippines ON u furion-h and one
leg. The latter means u pension for
lifc-thnnk the 1,ord!'-Atiania Con
stitution.
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Ar. You u.,.x A,i.u.. voo,-E..e:

II is the only cure for Swollen
Smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease. q powder to be shaken INTO
the shoes. Al all Druggists and snoe
Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE. Al
dress Allen S. oimsted. Leroy. n. Y.
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MAI. s..s H..~s,u,,a.. ~ oss.

For rniou Pacific excursion. Jun. .;syi.
July 18th. sab and Angus; t;h, oas fare
plus ts.ee Toe round trip to Chicago, "a
Louis. NJ. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth.
Kansas city, Omaha and intermediate
points. FINAL iifnit oc,ab-r sisi. Ticket
of.lrc SE Seventeenth street.
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es.., s..s-,.,... sa..,.

The Hufiinsien viii on Juse ii,h and
i.th pu, on sale tickets from Denver 10
Chicago. NJ. Louis. Peoria and all Nis-
sauri river points at rate of one fare plus
O. for the round trip, Tickets good tot
fy'urn ull October ls';,. This rat. open
General Agent.
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s,.rrl.as...r i,..in....

Maria. gardeners have a srhrme to
grow Strawberries on trees"
well, that's Just iikE 'sns They want
10 IA thihss 80 they can charge Ne more
for picking EN-
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what ts a Curio. ra~
"a Curio is a china dish your mother
has had spared to her through the de.
Nastatlng dynasties Of seven or eish,
cooks
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s,a pea wrrx,

A ssiary os sis prr week ard esp~ns~s utli b
paii 10 fssaa .i,h aer or '-o hos.r ris 10 in,so-
aae- ruaiirJ Ccnppafi Aai f.ic- killrs
ansotS farm-f. Aaifs~. uitk stAsap. ACNE
MD co. pvs Noisr& Iowa
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usit's Cntsrrh Cure
Il q constitutional cure. Price, &c.

Miss DOlkins wrote to me after I auI,
writing 70 her Did she ask for re.
conctliaiicn1 No: she said she didn't
10 know why ! had griit d"
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"why have you never marriedT' 81
have always been afraid that would get
for a wife one of those women who like
TO travel with newspaper bundles tied on
their satchels."
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You ought 60 take time and be more
orderly ''Sansersp! vtsh I had
baEk the time I've wasted IN trying to be
orderly"
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PA. who was the prehis,.,ic ,n,,z.
He was . Joyous being who sltln't bays
70 BUY three or four pairs OF ThIidr.nss
shoes every Saturday night
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found upon the bodies of dead soldiers.
and in every case the wishes OF The
teststor have been respected.
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DID the Office boy say what made him
81. so slew on tha, Important srranj ~
,1es. he said he didn't feel like hurry
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tn. census man ~as so kind: he diin't
ask INC has old ! was" III. iIdn'tr'
..'So; he, Just asked me what year ! was
born In"
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keys any MORE" mo. the monkeys have
got so human that they've begun 10 steal
the pennIek p
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Piso's curc for Consumption is an In.aiiibie
medicine for opuehs AMI coldS-S. W. SAMUEL.
Ocean Grove. n. j.. FcsA a. 1910
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-06

THE courts will back us up In making
cook pay for all the china she has smash
ed Nr us. That may he. hut the
courts won't hunt us up another cook"
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We'll. Bobby. dId ypp have q good trip
clothes on me hind side before evy morn.
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Ayisorov. erorth ssi tse ofisinsi eolsf given 10
The hair hy P.sstn's Hans BsLssS
HiSpKscOESs. the test cure for oCrn. iseta
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What to Sec and when to Bee 1t.
Courtney Dabster Is up to date IN
yes, he Is: I'll wager he has already
seen a sea serpent rigsed out IN goit
plaid"
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Fruit is necessary article Of diet. Its
prime essences are In PrimIey's California
Fruit Gum.
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Only q so Denver to K.n.a. city

Oaiy sI.sO Denver tn Kansas City
For double berth In. Pullman ordinary
Union Pacific nt 1875 p. m. daily. nrriv-
Ing Kansas City I:,5 following morning.
One fare for the round trip to Kansas
City July End and 3rd. Ticket oifice 81
Seventeenth street.
HAS the new boarder anything distinc-
tive about himy eyes: he spears bread
across the table with his fork and drinks
cofree with his spoon sticking up between
his nnscrs.'
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Mrs. wissisw-s s..thias syrar.
rnf esfi'sa tssshtss. spfsxas tee rurs rsissss fs
fszHsiios. ailsIs "a esfss ~ts4 cssiss S est;ls
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TO WOMEN WHO DOUBT.

Every ss6ssisg we@aa Shsuid Rsad shis
Lsttsr asd b. ceaviaeed that Lydia y.
Ftakhsm's Vegetable Conpessd Dsss
Csrs Ysmals weakassa-
"I have been troubled with female
weakness In its worst form for
about ten ycars- ! had lcucorrh@a
and was so weak that l could not
do my houscwork. l also had fall
ing Of the womb and Inflammation OF
the womb and ovarics IA
and at menstrual @
periods I suffered ter NA
ribiy. Al times my
back would acho
very hard. Icould .-s n
not lift anything -
or do any heavy
work: was not ablo
to stand ON my feet GS
My husband spent I~
hundreds ofdoliaTs n n
for doctors but
they did INC no
good. After timc LII
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A rr.,,y ssip wal,

rfessy shtst waist
properly iaunierei with "Faaisiess starch"
10 . constant delight AZ fsrvceTs-ioc
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No M.. Lis.. .. n. p.is.
4 Satasbl. 1y.iI..

The be.t way to prevent 10 ts TO use Coke
Dandrun Cure All druggists at ki.op
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goch Of Choice R~,,p.s
~ re ~ Nsisr Hsser @. "a n...s
As<s hsntioa this pss-r Ds'e
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|. -. ~ ;,:. a. ,Theupsea's Eye Wstes.

0EN2lONlI%s I%..s,::s. y; $500 5.e:
tSYess|e..sYl!z q \. :;sss
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John $. Grey in New York II orald.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-09-05

House For Rent.
A good. well located house with city water and
lott. W. G. KENYON.
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Our Business Directory.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY against cyclones
L and tornadoes IN the old reliable Phoenix
insurance Co., BRONSON b CARR. Agents.

MANCHESTER LUMBER co.
T UMBER aud Builders Materials, Posts and
~ Coal West side near depot.
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Goshen, ILL.,
Genessee Pure Food CO., Leroy, N, ":
Dear Sirs:-Some days since pack
age of your Grsin-O preparation was
left at my office. 1 took it home and
gave 1t trial, and 1 have to say | was
very much pleased with it.as substi-
tute for coffee. We have always used
the best Java and Mocha in our family.
but 1 am free to say like the GraIn.O
as well as the best coffee ever drank.
Respectfully Youls,
A. G. Jackson, M. ID.
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The shir. Waist Man.

He's produce Of the heat, not creature of
concet,
he is fashioned by necessity to-day.
He is comfortable. clean, and is often to be
seen
As along the busy streets we chance to stray.
He is cool and well behaved, neatly groomed
and closely shaved,
And is built upon the true athletic plan;
He's but lately known to fame and, for lack Of
better name.
They have christened him
"The
Shirt
Waist
Mani"
On the beach or In the park he's q figure you
will mark.
Always looking quite contented and at ease;
In societys hotels he's the SWEETEST of the
swells.
Though In dressing he has but himself to
please.
He Affects the best cafes, where the guests in
horror raise
Thor eyebrows as they see him spick and
span,
Ever looking calm and cool. and disdaining
Fashions rule;
So they all condemn
"The
Shirt
Waist
Man."
Don't you think he's come to stay while the
summers burning ray
Makes us sizzle In the sultriness aro7nd?
Don't you think he has right to appear In
costume light
So long as comfort In his garb Is found?
He more completely dressed than his sister,
when as guest
Al ball or reception we can scan,
But the critics won't allow man comfort any
how,
SO they frown upon "The.
Shirt.
Waist
Man,"
There's lot of prudlsh tastes draw the limit at
Shirt waists
When suggested as summer dress for men;
But these people wouldn't frown on girls
deccllete gown
SO long as sanctioned by the "uppcr ten."
SO before next summers heat Fashions monI.
tors must meet
And decide If they will place him under ban
That newcomer in the style that has made the
public smile
The comfort loving
'shirt
Mani"
John $. Grey in New York II erald.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-09-05
Old Settlers Reunion.

The old settlers reunion, held last
Thursday was one of more thar
ordinary pleasure aud profit in socia
way to the gathering in general. The
day itself was perfect and If the officer.
of this association can at any time have
their weather orders receive such
prompt and satisfactory attention they
have our hearty congratulations OF
their superiority. The basket dinners
were spread In Art Hall, with few ex.
ceptions where private groups enjoyed
their midday lunch beneath the shade
so plentiful in our beautiful fair
grounds. The committee having IN
charge the details of the big dinner,
had tables, chairs and all the necess-
aries of truly ideal picnic dinner ar
ranged and 1t is safe to say that no
picnic meal has been 30 thoroughly
enjoyed Tor years.
at one thirty the exercises of the day
began, the amphitheater being com.
fortably filled BY an attentive assembly.
In the absence of President E. S.
Cowles. who was detained from attend
ing by sick ness, the Vice President Of
the association, F. b. Peet, presided and
In very taking Introductory speech
captivated his hearers. Then folio we'd
papers the merits of which need no
words In praise from US to repute them
as bright, interesting and concise. Sec
retary Marvin read the papers edited by
Mrs. VIM Garrison and Mrs. Robinson,
both of Edgewood. We print below
the "reminiscences as related by Henry
Graves. Manchester; Seymour Squires,
Ryan; Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh, Msnches.
ter; james Milroy, Hopkinton; and the
Mesdames Garrison and Robinson,
Edgewood. Several were called upon
to give impromptu stories; Judge Z. P.
Seeds as usual doing himself proud in
this art. Elder Taylor, of this place,
and Geo Staehle, of Earlville, also res.
ponded in pleasant manner to calls for
speeches from the amphitheater.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, F. b.
Peet; Vice-president, A.. s. Coon; Secre-
tary, Watson Childs
The Death Roll for 1900 as prepared
by Secretary Marvin reads as follows:
DEATH ROLL.
Harriet Brown January A, 1900.
Michael Burns, August q, 1900.
Mary Burbridge, September 1899.
Mrs. Elmer Chase, August "a, 1899.
Mrs. S. z. Cooley, November 1, 1899.
Egbert Hoag. March IA, 1900.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson, April II.
1900. =
Mrs. Etna Hoyt, August ls, 1899.
Mrs. Louisa johnson, July q, 1899.
Morris Martin, August IL 1899.
Susan G. Noble, Augast 3. 1900.
Gus Pfeussner, May 1900.
Sarepta E. Peet, October II, 1899.
Sarah j. Mathews, February 10, 1900.
Mrs. Ecker, July 20, 1900.
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@. e. BRONSON. EN-, CARR.
BRONSON q CARR.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention
"a given to collections. ONCE In Democrat
Building Franklin Street, Manchester, Iowa.
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n. II, LAWRENCE.
pENTIers.

n. o. w. DORMANT
DENTIST. O1ace on Franklin Street, north
" Of the Globe Hotel, Manchester, Iown.
Dental Surgery In all It's branches. Makes
:-squent visits 70 neighbortng towns. Always
81 once on SsturdAyg.
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ATToRNEYs.

G.. YoRAs. n. F. ARNOLD. M YoRAN.
YORAN. ARNOLD q HORAN
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, and Real Estate
a Agents. Once over Delaware County State
Bank. Manchester, Iowa.
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S6tucrer 1tnfaH 1T 0naoen.
hiiften.

Vim lebten Donnerltaa Nadmittag
ereiauete lid BET Dem Neubau Der pan-
banole Bride in Bnaoenbiitteu elm
idmerer llnfaa, Der Den SOB 3,peier
Mdnner our 6olse batte, pdbreno meb=
rere anbere Nrbeiter Werlebungen ba=
oontru9en. 9lus ni6t ganS aufsetldr-
ter uriahe itiir3te ndmli1 ein 5beil
ees Nenbaues pl6blib auiammen uno
ole baranf uno oaran beibdfti9ten Mr=
better puroen unter ben 5riimmern
begraben. 3eboa HileD blieb aui Der
Stelle toot ; er butte einen Ghdoel=
bruh erlitten unb nas Benif eebrohen.
Berlebt nuroen 9bos. gonfinbine,
innerlide 0erlebungen Sad @rogan,
Bein serihmettert. 10 oab es abgenom=
ilen tperoen inuBte, nno anbere Ber=
lebun9en ; &obert pitboff. NerlebuH.
gen am Ropf 7; q. S. Broots, 9lrm-
bruh 9retp, Gippenbriihe.
Die 8erleBten tpuroen nab Dem Ooipi=
tai in Columbus iiberfiibrt. tpoIelblt
@ro9an am Greitag leinen i1ueren
8unoen erlesen lit. gr tpar AZ Sabre
alt uno in Brootlnn. q. g., gu Dauie.
yfilep wuroe am 6reitag 9iadmittaa
unter 3ablreiher 5beilnabme auf benz
fatboliiben Jrisbbof in Senniion be-
er0iQt.