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Para ser hOlbre.

Luchando.conl las viclsitudes de
Ia vida, abre tn propio canaino. No
pfdas favor 8 nadie, = lpgr4ras mil
veces mayor 6xito que AquSlIos que
andan siempre mepdighndb la in
fuencia y 10 ayuda Ajenh.
El primer pasO As el mas diffcil
quiz6s, pero continnando uno tras
sotro con perseverAncia, SO 1lega la
Gina de la monta1Ia, frl poder quiz&s
de nueyo emprender h subida.
81 Los hombres que ne hacen ricos
no son nunca los que heredaron de
sns padres una fortuna, sino aque
Hos que en- Ia pobreza4 empezaron &
buscar el camino de Il riqueza con
el trabajo, Ia economic y Ia constan.
cia.
Los hombres que han adquirido
gloria, y fama, y popularidad por
sus merecimientos personales, no
son aquellos que andan comprando &
fuerza de orc los aplausos, elogios y
ovaciones de Ia multitud, sino los
que con su saber, su heroismo y su
virtnd, han conquistadp expontanea
mente Ia estimaci6n ptblica.
Para adquirir fama. gloria 8 for
tuna, trabaja con ahfnc3 con tus bra
EOS, tu corazon y tus cerebro.
D1 "Quiero ser este" y 10 ser&s
algun dia. No permitas que nfqguno
Olga nunca "ese me debe 10 que.es. :"
Algunas veces los muchos amigos
perjudican mas, que no tener MIN
guno, l-m
Noventa y nueve por ciento de
ambicion y uno por ciento de talento,
es 10 que SO necesita para prosperar
en- cualquier cosa.
Ell hombre que Sc propone me
drar con la polftica, q Ia larga fra
casa.
La polftica de campanario que
es Ia que sirve para Ia exploitation
del medro, gira como las veletas
que Sc colocan en- la c1spide de aque
Hos; el vfento popular las mueve q
capricho, y el que sod6 Goa Ia grams
deza, Sc encuentra de pronto gatean
do en- el polyo. @
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Comercio de FilipinaS.

La Division de Negocios Insula
les del Departamento de Ia Guerra
acaba de publican IN sumario del CO.
mercio de las islas FiIipinas dur&nte
los once meses que terminaron el 81
de Mayo de 1900. 81. Il
El valor de las mercancias i'm
portadas durante el periodo en- refe-
rencia alcanz6 q &18. 800, 698 el orc
y la plata & 500, $40. 10 que arroja
una Importation tctAl de $50 1876, 938
El valor total del comercio de
importation con los Estados U Unidos
lego & la cifra de 81. 45O, 8O7
FL valor de las expo7taciones
durante el mismo periodic i6 &
$19 .459, ,003, de los cuales $17 634, 891
por n 6 p t de mercancfas y
H.824,612 por orc y plata.
El valor de las CRportaciopes
los Estados Unidos fne de S3. 594, 577
Durante ell mismo periodo el to-
tai de las exportaciones de caf1amo
de Manila fu9 de 90, ,644 toneladas,
avaluadas en- 80 582, ia. de cuya SD
ma correspondi6 4 los Estados Uni
dos Ia cantidad de IS. 405, 8O9.
Sc vende muy barato un buer
reloj de orc San Sebastian 81. -
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En- Ell Club de RegataS

fEl baila de trajes que SO llev6 q
efecto anoche, quedo muy bueno.
Sc bail6 mucho y bueno, desde las
nueve hasta cerca de las dos de la
mariana. Lx concurrencia numero-
ga y escogida.
Los Grajes que mas llamaron la
atenci6n 'tueron los siguientes:
Sra Boutwell, Marinera.
Sra Letherman de Japonesa.
Sra PettingilI de Gitana.'
Srta Maloney, dana del siglo 18
>, MacDavid, Noche.
>, Guerra, eAldeana.
, Carpenter, .Hada.
- Christianseh, Columbia.
>, Cooke, Bandera americana
Sr Parker Tic Sam.
-, Hernandez, Loco.
;, Thomas, Escoces.
! ,, Lee wv E.) General ingles
>, Berkely, Quaquero
:, Leech Pierrot.
:, johnson Official ingles.
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De LareS.

Complaciendo los deseos de nues
tro Corresponsal de este pueblo, da.
mos cabida al siguiente artfculo.
Cafe de Costa Rica: Informado |
del artfculo q ,e con este epfgrafe
reproduce su popular diario, de 10 |
del corrleate, dice un afici0nado la |
Qufmica que la propaganda de las
bondades de aquel grano, debe tener
por ex ,lu Two fin, el desmeritar el
cafe de Pto. Rico, que hasta ahora,
fu6 considerable EN- segundo lugar,
ocupando el primero el Java Moca
Para conseguir su objeto afirna
Ia Secci6n de Qufmica del Departa-
mento de Agriculture, que el Costa.
Rica contiene 116 6 1'17 de cafeina
es muy aceitoso,. segdn Mr.. Char
les A. Monroe, que Sin duda ce1tifi
CO antes de pasar esta Isla al poder
americana, 81 tanto aquella seccion
como este Sr. quisieran hacer ell ana
Isis del de Pto Rico, encontrarian
cafeina 1899 aceite esencial, 1922:
El 10 califica ell producto, aun'
que en- los Estados Unidos Sc crea
que Ia calidad no depende de Ia can't
| dad de alcoholics: el segundo no solo,
sino combinado con el primero, le ds
ell aroma que le hace sobre salir en-
tire sus similares americanos, sin ex
centuar Ell Nicaragua, que con per
don de aquellos .Qufmicos, es meior
que el de Costa Rica, aunque de cla
Sc inferior al nuestro.
Par q eyitar los efectos de
tan desfavorable propaganda, Gu
yos lines son de fAcil adivinacion,
agrega este Sr; que los representan
tes de Pto. Rico en- Bfffalo, deben
llevar nm pr4ctico que 10 trate por
/ Itorrefacci6n. en- presencia de los Di
rectores de aquellos Centres Glen
tfficos; para que .aspiren su aroma
delicado, tambien deben uevar no
| Jas yerdes, cascaras y r&fces frescas
del arbusto, para p o d aprecfar
L. cantidad de cafeina que eL el gra
no no puede 'precisarse.
El java contiene cafeina 1'50,
aceite esencial 1890, mientras que
| el Costs Rica, no pasAsde 1'l6 & LII
e. pos.ble unA 0OnfgGf6n entire
| II calidsd y Il clase, qse. .sn nuestrc
I idiomA asmuY difekente: m: grane
q de- bueua clase, puede ser do mails
Y. calidsd 8 vice varsa.
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N0TICIAS

Hemos sabido que La Nueva,
Palmae acaba de recibir uEa magnf
flea cerveza, de Ia recolnendada por
la buena hygiene, En- obsequio al pI
blico de Ia Capital Sc detallara q
<icinco centavos!s la copa pues el
establecimiento desea contribuir q
Ia, buena sAlud del'pueblo.
El individuo Jose Molet, que
paseaba las GALES de Ponce en- esta-
do de demencia, fue conducido por
Ia Policfa al Hospital de locos.
Ell Gobierno de Espaf1a, ha
ordenado Ia recommendation de tro
pas en- los puertos militares que te.
nian escaso ndmero. Sc ha llevado
q cabo Ia reconcentraci6e con mucha
rapidez, Sc teme que el carlismo
aproveche Ia oportunidad para Ian
zarse al campo dada Ia situacion
actual
Ell "Comite de Defensa" de la
"Liga de..Propietarios" ha tedido la
atencion que agradecemos de obse
quiarno con un ejemplar de la me
moria presentada al Sr Gobernador
Civil relativa al Bill Hollander.
coNsEJo LAS MA6REs.---El jarabe ealmante
se se psrodo ee1s Ia s Ava Dc
Il S
eea
dos dolores ayuda al viento, regua loe intestinos
;ss i 4, %::s$
Despues del bale de mascaras
81
Teatro. habra tren paea Santurce
Bayam6n. El ex;to de. este bale
sera extraordinario, eegun los pre-
parativos que Sc hacen y el movi-
miento que SO observa en- tiendas
Y baza:es.
En- la Tore eleotrica de Ia
Exposition Pan Americana, habra
un foco electrico que derramafa sus
rayos a una distancia de so millas
Este foco colocado ed el MORO alum
braria Ia ciudad de Ponce.
Son tantos los muchachos que
Sc agrupan en- la Estaci6n del Ferro
carril para cojer los bultos, que en-
verdad CO asan la molestia de los se
flores p4sajeros. Ali -debe haber
quien evite ESQ.
ELEGANTE Y B BARATA.
Sc vende muy barata una ele'
gante victoria y hermosa pa1eja de
caballos americanos.
En- esta imprenta informaran
n-s-6 -6
Ha salido para Arecibo Mr. A
J. Willor, nombrado recientemente
Collector de la Aduana de aquella
Villa.
Sc anunciaren esta Capital Ia
aparicf6n de un nuevo peri6dico po
| litico intitulado <La Revancha.
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viendo su Reina bien amada en- la
formidable escuadra que le acompa.
nara, q guisa de cortejo n4ntico, q
Portsmouth.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
Loudres 26 de Enero. ---....
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Con un dia de retrazo zArp6
para la Guaira' ell vapor americana
'sPhiladelphia" q causa de Ia mucha
carga que trajo para nuestra plaza
y de no poderlasdescsrgar en- el mis-
mo dia.
Ell mautecado mas afamado
hoy On San Juan es el que Sc hace
en- ell cafe "El Nuevo Mundo", fren
te Ia plaza principal ademas hay
unos nectar soda que dan Ia hora
Nos informan que So esta des.
truvendo toda la obra de Ia Fabrica
dc Gas de Cataf1o que viene parsli.
zada hace tempo fin de rematar
todos sus enseres y aparatos
En- las oficinas de la .Liga de pro
pietarios" Fortaleza Use dar6n
cotizaciones & precios baratfsimos
para los asociados, de baf1os:de Dor
celana y acero .galvanixado, 8 inodo
ros de rorcelana, y Con tanquey y tn
DO de hero y de sifon de hero es
maltado: Tambien preclos de ma.
teria;es de construction, jornales y
trabajos de pintura, carpinterfa y
albahilerfa etc;
"A 32-
La policia viene hacienda dis.
riamente denuncias contra los con.
traventores del bando prohibiendo
arrojar aguas q las GALES en- juego
de carnaval.
"El Pals" ha :hecho una edi.
ci6n del "Bill Hollander" en- espa.
mol, convertible va en- Ley, y Ia
ofrece al p1blico al precio de IS cen
tavos ejemplar.
va lIegaron otro vez las sedas
crudas y SO. 600 pleas de piquee mi
simas en- colores preciosas 4 10 cts
muselinas Alsacias Is cts driles de
hilo a 25 cts camas y colchones in
gleses q cualquier precio en- Ell
Cielo
E. policia Garcia Neandher
ha denunciado al cochero Alfredo
Gelisa, de la cOchera de don Francis
co Hernandez de Ia Marina, por lle'
var ell carrusje sin faroles.
Por sacar un n1mero excesi-
vo de latas de aqua de Ia puma del
Picadero, fue denunciado por ell So
brestante del acueducto Ell individuo
Luis Falcon Caballero.
Hemos sabido que ~La Nueva
Palma, , acaba de recibir una magnf
fica cerveza, de la recomendada por
la buena hygiene. En obsequio al p1
blico de la Capital Sc detallara &
eicinco centavos!, la copa pues ell
establecimiento desea contribuir q
la buena salud del pueblo.
AL Presidente del Tribunal
supreme de justicia SO han remitido
las diligencias que ha tornado al
fiscal General ell Tribunal de Areci'
DO reiativas Ia denuncia que con
ira ell Juez municipal de aquella To-
calidad ha formulado e. captain de
la Policia Iusular Sr Malta
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Buen neg0ci0,

Por tener que ausentarse sus
duef1os, Sc vende el muy conocido
HOTEL INGLATRERA de Ponce.
Para informes dirigirse q sus due
nos.
DIONlSI & GRAZINI.
A 15-12
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Banco .ESpah0l
DE PUERTO.RICO.
C0nVOCat0ria a Junta
General 0rdinaria.

Por acuerdo del Conseio de Go
bferno en- cumplimiento de los Esta.
tutos sociales se convoca & Junta re
neral ae Accionistas para ell dia 90
de Febrero corriente & la una de Ia
tarde en- el domicilio social, en- cuya
junta ademas de los asuntos corrien
tes, Sc tratar& de- Ia conveniencia de
reformar 6 de autorizar para la re-
forma de los Estatutos y Reglamen.
to; no detall6ndose los artfculos Gu.
va reforma SO propone, porque to-
dos han de ser objeto de una revi-
sion general.
Las papeletas de asistencia po-
dram ser recojidas en- Secretarfa en-
las horas de oficina desde ell 20 al ~
del presente mes; quedando expues-
ia al pdblico desde esta fecha, Ia lis.
ia de Sres Accionistas con voz vo
to en- dicha junta.
San Juan de PR de Febrero de
1901.
FL Gobernador
j. D. II. LUCE.
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De SAN JUAN A PONCE

Todas las noches saldra un coche de San
Juan para Ponce; Sc venden billetes de pasaie
so-oo para los pneblos del transito pre-
clos Yr9porcionados Sc admiten encarpns 10
llevar paquetes para todos los pueblos de 10
fnea. 81. ,t =. N@ 80
Hay tambien coches especales para Pom.
&c, listos para salir cuaf1 1uier hora.
Dirijirse West Indies Express Company,
San Juan, Gale de Tetuan mum 4,
Ponce, Gale del Amor ndm 2.
Sc USA 4TELEFONO.
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Hotel 0IiIl|Do,
~SANTURCE.

Este nuevo y elegante Hotel, ha
establecido una nueva tarifa de pre.
CLOS en- su empresa de coches, & sa
ber:
l coche de 3 asientos ida. 81
1 coche de 3 asientos ida q,
y vuelta 4 Santurce. J.. o. oo
Lid. de id. pasando
de Martin Pe11s. ....
1 coche de 8 asiento ida y
vuelta a Rio Piedras.. %
Coches de 6y 8 asientos, pre-
clos convencionales.
Para mayor comodidad del pd'
blico, habra constantemente coches,
frente el<Gran Hotel Inglaterra, re.
cibi6ndose 6rdenes en- cualouiera de
los COS hosteles.
Telefono del Inglaterra =. . .s12
Id Olimpo. .1O11 Santurce
A p.
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Ell "Comite de Defensa" de Ia
"Liga de..Propietarios' ha tedido la
atenci6n que agradecemos de obse
quiarno con un ejemplar de la me
moria presentada al Sr Gobernador
Civil relatiya al Bill Hollander.
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Con un dia de retrazo zarp6
para Ia Guaira' ell vapor americana
'sPhiladelphia" causa de Ia mucha
carga que trajo para nuestra plaza
y de no poderlasdescargar en- el mis-
mo dia.
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CONSEJO A .LAS MADRES.--El jarabe calmante
de Winsow debe usarse siempre que los nifos esten
en- eli perfodo de la dentioi6n. Alivia de momento
al peqaeno sufrentc; produce pn sueho sa. natural
raouilo aliviando al n1o de dolor ell angeito des-
pierta con mucha viveza Es muy agradable al pa
fadar. Cama al niho ablanda las encfas, aliyia to-
dos dolores ayuda al viento, regua oe intestinos,
este meior conocdo remedio para Ia darrea, asl re
sulta de la dentic6n dc otras causas: Tener Gu
annrser Ell me1Or de tOdO
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Sc vende muy barato un buen
reloj de orc San Sebastian 6l ~
n-sc3-3 40
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La policia viene hacienda dis.
riamente denuncias contra los con.
traventores del bando prohibiendo
arrojar aguas a las GALES en- juego
de carnaval
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09
A Kick from RYAN.

Ryan horsemen received rotten treat
ment at the Manchester fair last Friday.
Miller and O'Connor entered their team
In the team race there Friday with the
expectations that they would be given
equal chances with their opponents, but
as the track is not an association one,
and is run under Manchester rules, for
Manchester, it is useless to look for fair
treatment there. In the first heat the
Ryan team, with O'Connor as driver,
went out and paced pretty mile, COM
ing under the wire second, close behind
the Hoyt team that had run most of
the way. Hoyt was given second and
O'Connor third place. The second heat
was almost q repetition of the first. In
the third heat the Ryan team paced the
mile without break, coming under
the wire twelve rods ahead of the near
est competitor. And the judges
had the nerve to give Ryan
fourth place in the race. At the con
clusion of the race, Mertz, the driver OF
Hoyt's team made pass at O'Connol
from the rear, but his judgment was
poor and Conner brok IS whip ovel
his head. 1t seems this wasn't enough
for Mertz, SO he followed O'Connor te
the barn, where he was assisting in I'M
hitching the team, Mertz waded ir
without any announcement and before
O'Connor could getsqaured away he hat
to dodge couple of blows. He imme
distely landed with the right and Merit
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Johnson-chapel.

A very pretty home wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
II. Johnson, Oh north Franklin street,
last Tuesday evening, the contract
ing parties being Miss Gertrude John
son and MIR. William G. Chapel, both of
this city. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. H. W. futile in the pres.
ence of about 90 near relatives and
friends. After the hearty congratula-
lions, which were showered upon the
bride and groom, the party sat down to
a dainty wedding supper. The young
couple we're the recipients Of many val
liable presents.
The bride lie daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. johnson and has been fol
several years q teacher in the Manches-
ter schools. The groom Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Chapel and is q
thoroughly honest and honorable young
man in every way worthy Of the estima'
BILE young lady he has chosen for q life
companion.
The newly married couple have COM
menced housekeeping in the house Of
the groom's on Franklin street, which
has been remodeled. The Democrat
joins with their many friends in wish
ing them life Of prosperity and hap
piness.
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CruiseLiebe.

A surprise was sprung upon the
friends of an estimable young couple
of our town when on Thursday Mr..
Charles Liebe and Miss Matte Cruise
drove to Delhi, where Rev. Salisbury
performed the cermony that made them
man and wife.
No words are necessary in common
dalton of this happy couple, for both
have grown from infancy to manhood
and womsnhood in this vicinity and
are well and fsvorably known to all our
readers. Miss Matte Cruise is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cruise, Jr., and she has host of
friends. Chas. Liebe is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Liebe and is employed
in the store of H. A. Coe. tHe ls the
popular young center fielder of the
Earlville ball club and his manly traits
and generous character has won for
him wide circle Of friends.
After the wedding cermony they
drove here and will make their temper
airy home with his grandmother, Mre.
Zimmerman, until they can secure a
house when they will begin housekeep-
ing. A bounteous supper was awaiting
their arrival, only near relatives being
invited. They received long list Of
useful and valuable presents and start
out upon life's voyage under the bright
est of skies and we'll wishes of theil
friends in which the Phoenix joins. :
Esrlville Phoenix.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09
FOUR TRA1NMEN MEET DEATH
Roar End Collision Catches Thorn Asleep
-OnesNenrly Cremateti.

Logansport. Ind, Oct. -Four Pan
handle trainmen met an awful death
near onward. fourteen miles southeast
of here, yesterday morning In rear
end collision of freight trains, the
bodies Of three being taken out badly
mutilated, and the fourth being almost
entirely consumed before the wrecking
crew could subdue the flames suffi-
GENTLY to permit work in that portion
of the debris. The dead are: Ebert
Greeley, conductor; Thomas H. Bros
ius, fiagman; S. A. Galbreath, brake
man; John Hutchinson, fireman. Frank
Patterson, the engineer. was injured.
Galbreath. Brosius and Greeley were
en- route to this city to spend Sunday
with their families. They were all
asleep when the train stopped near
Onward to make up steam. The third
section with Engineer Patterson ut the
throttle, was coming on, however, at
high speed, and when 1t struck the rear
caboose the engine reared in the air,
turned clear around and came down on
Its side in the ditch. MASKING num-
Der of cars into kindling wood and
burying In the debris the sleeping
trainmen and Hutchinson. the fireman
for Patterson. The wreckage prompt.
ly caught fire but whether the flames
found any of the four men alive is not
known. No cries were heard, however.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09
STRIKERS USE VIOLENCE


Chicago, Oct. 5.-Cutting telephone
wires by the striking linemen and as
saults on non-union workmen by the
strikers pickets are charged in state
ment issued last night by General
Manager A. S. Hubbard, Of the Chi
cago Telephone company.
Warrants for the arrest OF two strik-
ers on charges of assault have been
sworn out. One of these warrants,
Hubbard said, is for the apprehension
of Joseph Cody, who is prominent as a
strike leader among the union linemen.
THE purpose in cutting the wires, =
Manager Hubbard said. was to lead
the non-unlon repair crews into traps,
where they could be beaten by the
gangs of striking marauders."
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09
DR.. Harry NJ. Bradley Married


The many friends in Manchester of
DR.. Harry NJ. Bradley will be surprised
to learn of hls marriage in New York
City last Thursday to Miss Queen Alice
Sawyer. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DIR. Marsten, at the home Of the
BRIDES father. DR.. Bradley and his wife
are at present enjoying the sights at the
Buffalo exposition, and 1t will be graft
flying news to Manchester people to
learn that they will arrive here about
the middle of the month to make this
place their permanent home. DR.. Brad
ley has given up his practice in New
York City and will enter into partner
ship in Manchester with his father, DR..
G. G. Bradley. Since the dissolution
of the firm of Bradley II Sherman, the
brunt of the enormous practice which
the old firm had established has fallen
upon DR.. Bradley b., and 1t is on this
account that he has induced his son to
give up his prospects in the eastern
metropolis and return home. The
personal popularity of DR.. Bradley jr.,
among his acquaintsnces here has al
ways been firmly established and to-
gether with his friendly disposition and
genial manners his professional career
will be equally as popular. DR.. and
hirs. Harry M. Bradley will be warmly
welcomed by the people Of the Dairy
City.-Herald.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09

Lemars, Ia, Oct. st. #. Ward.
formerly vice president of the Lemars
National bank, has been indicted by
the federal grand jury on seven counts,
The first charged him with embezzle'
ment of $4,000: the remaining six
charge him with as many fraudulent
entries. Ward pleaded not guilty, and
his bond was fixed at $500, which he
furnished
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09
povey Acquire. Iowa Property.

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 3.-Admiral
George Dewey acquired another house
and lot Tuesday through the Iowa
courts through a decree signed by
Judge Holmes awarding him lot No.
s5 In University place, one Of the most
exclusive residence neighborhoods Of
Des Molnes. Admiral Dewey held a
mortgage against the property, which
was foreclosed as against the admin
istrator of the estate, and Judge
Holmes holds it constituted a prior
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coughed up two teeth. O'Connor got
in couple of more blows on his oppo.
nent's face and the police called time.
We would advise Les Hoyt to get his
man book on Glow to Fight" so that
he will be in shape the next time he
runs up against the real thing.-Ryan
Reporter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09


TAKE NOTICE! Tickets for round
trip only IS cents. Children half fare
The Sunday School and Ladies Aid
Society of the Methodist church will
run an excursion to- Dubuque over the
M. Il o. and Q. G. w. Rys. on Saturday
October IL, leaving Manchester at S:l5
9. m. and leaving Dubuque to return at
400 p. m.
st. Luke's church will be head-qusr-
ters for the day and dinner can also
be secured here for % cents.
This excursion is free for everyone
and we hope you will take advantage
of this the best chance you will have to
go to Dubuque and we hope you will
join the crowd.
DR. II. A. DITTMER, Supt S. S.
Mrs. c. j. FRIEND, Pres. l.. A. 5.
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09
UNCLE SAM BEGs PARDON
Apologies to Japan for Indignity I'm
pusotl on OtIiclnl'a WIFE

posed on OhctnIs WIG,
Washington, Oct. 4.-Very quietly
the United States government has ten.
dered m apology to Japan for an in.
dignity imposed upon the wife of an
official of that country.
During the bubonic plague In the
Orient steamer from Japan arrived
Mt Honolulu and the officers made a
rigid inspection of all passengers, es-
pecially of the japanese, and the wife
of Japanese consul was among those
thus treated. He complained to his
government, which laid the fact before
our state department, with the result
that an apology was soon forthcoming,
This government assured Japan that
the discrimination against women Of
that country was made not for racial
or national reasons, but because Of geo
graphical ones.