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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-11-05
PRAIRIE.
sherm Harris is on the sick list.

Sherm Harris is on the sick list.
j. O'Connor, of Dubuque, made q
business call here, Thursday.
Miss Marie Robinson and sister, Mrs.
j. Csrrothers, were Manchester visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. E, Merrill, who has been very i'll,
is convalescing.
Mrs. Roy Bushnell is visiting friends
in New Haven, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McElroy visited near
Winthrop, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burhans spent
Thursday with their daughter, Mrs.
Rosa, of Fremont Center.
z. Devine called on friends here
Wednesday.
Frank Pope is suffering an attack Of
LsGrippe.
Roy Davis, of Manchester, called on
friends here Tuesday.
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A Thank giving Dinner.

Heavy eating is usually the first cause
of indigestion. Repeated attacks in
flame the mucous membranes lining the
stomach, exposes the nerves of the
stomach, producing swelling after
eating, heartburn, headache, sourrisinvs
and finally catarrh of the stomach.
Kodol relieves the Inflammation, pro
lects the nerves and cures the catarrh
kudol cures indigestion, dyspepsia, al
stomach troubles by cleansing and
sweetening the glands of the stomach
Smith Bros.
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Continued on Pag
NOTICE
In THE DISTRICT CouRT OF IOWA, IN AM
FOR DELAWARE COUNTY,

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF IOWA, IN AND
FOR DELAWARE COUNTY,
John Err deceased,
To GENEvIEyE LEINrECKER, KATIE ERz.
PETER Err. JOSEPH Err AND NICHOLAS
ERR. AND To ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN
SAID ESTATE:
You and each Of YOU are hereby notified that
there is now on file In the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court of Delaware County. Iowa.
the application of Msry, f. Err. wife Of John
Err. deceased asking for the appointment of
referees to set out to her in fee-simple her dis
tributive share In and to the following real estate
to-wit: The east y of the ne i OF the ne 4 OF
section IS, township IS; also the sw u OF the mel
| of sec l2. and the 4 of the NV i of the nea
Of section 10. all In twp 81 and all of the above
| land being In range west of the 9Th +. M, II
| the county of Delaware and State of Iowa.
| You are further notified that said Court ha.
made an order. fixing the time Of making sucl
appointment on the second day of the next tern
OF the District Court which will commence OF
the 10Th day of Dec, A. L.. 1902. and unless 70,
appear and make defense at said time the ap
pointment will be made us prayed in sail pet
tion. MARY +. ERR.
| Petitioner
5w2 By s.B, Lattner, her Attorney.
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RYAN

Work will probably be commenced on
the new creamery plant here in few
days, as the stone for the foundation is
already on the ground and the drillers
have completed the we'll.
j. p. Smiths new residence is now
ready for plastering.
o. b. Walkup of Fergus Falls, MINI,
was shaking hands with old friends here
last week.
G. T. O'Connor of Dubuque was here
the past few days soliciting orders fol
monumental work.
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Homeseeker,s Excursions.

Homesskers tickets to nearly all
points on sale at low rates by the Chi
cago Great Western railway on first and
third Tuesday of each month, Nov. to
April inclusive. Available in the
through tourist sleeping csrs. For par
ticulsrs apply to any Great Western
agent, or j. p. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago,
Ill. 45-9w
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Notice of Appointment of Special Admins.

STATE OF Iowa, Delaware County-ss.
Notice is hereby given, That the undersigned
has been duly appointed md qualified as Special
administrator OF the estate OF @. A. Lewis rup.
per lat. OF Delaware County. To-, deceased. An
persons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them.
duly authenticated, to the undersigned fol
allowance.
Dated Manchester Iowa. Oct. oath. 1909
NJ. Carr.
4i-3w Special Administrator.
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DELHI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce Saunders and
daughter, May, spent Sunday in Hop
kinton.
Our band boys went to Sand Spring,
Monday evening to play at republican
rally, but the speaker was unable to
reach there.
Geo. Angel had good day for his
sale Thursday and everything sold we'll.
Peter Jakelin had barn-raising
Wednesday.
Little Merle Rimmer fell and broke
his leg last week. This is the second
time the little fellow has met with the
same aflliction.
DR.. Lindsay was down Sunday to see
Guy Smith.
Miss Mary Vesey and MIR. William
Mculson were married at the parsonage
by Rev. Salisbury on Wednesday Octo-
Der 80.
Roy Stone has returned from Elgin,
Illinois.
Mrs. E. Ii. Blanchard and Mrs. j. w.
Swinburne visited friends at winthrop
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mrs. f. A. Doolittle went to Greeley
Thursday to see Cepha Doolittle.
| Epworth League business and socia
meeting Friday evening, Nov. z, at L
| V. Hunts.
Miss Opal Stoner was down from
Greeley over Sunday.
| Quarterly meeting services at the NJ
E. Church Sunday evening November
10.
Mrs. George Grain, of Monticello
\ spent Thursday in town.
Q M. E.ladies will hold their fair OF
t Saturday. November 10. Dinner an
9 supper will be served.
: Mrs. Fred Morgan is visiting rela
tives at Eluora, Iowa.
J. Mrs. l.. L. Noble, of strawberry Point
visited her daughter, Mrs. E. b. Porter
: last week.
t Mrs. Berkey is visiting friends q
Masonville.
g The w. T. NJ. S. meets Thursds
+. afternoon, Nov. 6, with Mrs. Hunt.
3 Mrs. Geo. White and Mrs. ID.
10 Corbin visited friends at Greeley, Thur
day.
t. The NJ. E. Aid Society meets Wedne
day afternoon, Nov. 5. with Mrs. g. l
g Stone.
On Friday afternoon and evenin
So October 81, the many friends of Mr.. an
le Mrs. Doran Corbin met at their hon
and gave them a genuine surpris
Sandwiches, doughnuts and coffee we
served, and the guests, as token {
1T their love and appreciation, presente
MI. and Mrs. Corbin purse of S25.
,r The young people enjoyed themselv'
to at a Halloween party at the Miss
Buttons.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sutton have
~ daughter born Monday October 81.
VIM. Porter has been on the sick Ii
d. but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Simons went
LCiu"olO w CuuSoSoy W assSAo VI
r. wedding Of their niece, Winnie Simo
to James Fear.
of Mrs. Laban Pierce met with an ac'
re dent recently which injured one of b
er lower limbs SO seriously that DR.. Bra
ley performed an operation on it, Su
st day-all hope that Mrs. Pierce will hs
IN no further trouble, and soon be aroul
again.
Ii Guy Bondurant is home from Nor
English where he has been working
ST. the railroad.
es- A. A. House is in Chicago.
Miss Ollie Clark entertained numb
e, of her young friends on Halloween
all report q pleasant time.
ed Hiss Allie Cummings attended
nd music recital at Hopkinton Frid
Try evening.
,er Mrs Crosier has gone to Central Ci
to spend the winter with her daughI
ng Mrs. Erastus Smith.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR 1902
TREAsURER's OFFICE.

DELAWARE COUNTY, Nov. 6, 1902.
Notice is hereby given, that the real estate here
matter described, will be offered for sale, at til,
treasurer's office, in Manchester, Delaware county
Iowa, ut 10 o'clock a. m, on Monday December i
1902 according to the provisions of the statute il
the delinquent taxes, interest and costs, levie'
and accrued against each of the several parcel
mentioned, for the year 1902, subject, however, t.
the real estate hereinafter described
+. 4. BUTTON,
Treasurer Delaware County, Iowa.
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Cheaper than Coal,

Got to California via the Chicago
Great Western Hallway. Choice of three
through tourist cars. Ask any Great
Western Agent about particulars. 434
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CHEAP Residence Property in this city
Enquire of Bronson I. Carr.
Not One.

But choice of three through tourist
cars to California is offered by tive Chi
caca Great Wstte,n R,. ASK aAN
Great Western Agent about hem 43-l0.
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Horses for Sale.

Four mares. For terms &c. inquire OF the
undersigned OH The Bronson 4 Carr farm In
c fins Grove Township. WM STRAui
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Notice Of Probate OF VIII.

STATE OF Iowa. Delaware county--ss.
To all whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that the last will Of c
opened and read, and Monday. the 18th day O
December, A. d. 1909. fixed as the time. an
the Court House in Manchester the place 70
hearing and proving the same.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Cour, thi
22nd day Of October, 1909.
IT,. 81 JOHN GEORGEN,
44-w3 Clerk District Court
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03
REED BECAME THIRSTY,

-Four Hours Liberty From workhouse
/ Enjoyed by Man Who Must Return.
Before Judge Cochran in the City
Court this morning John Reed wa 8
flned 70 Tor being drunk. He was re
leased from the workhouse on Satur :
DAY and two hours later was arrested.
William Johnson, colored, was 10
a Front street saloon on Saturday
night when he wasarrested for car
ryIng concealed deadly weapon. lie
said he was Oh his way to Chester
and had the gun for protection. He
was held in 500 for court.
Martin Benewski, was CHARGED
with keeping a dlsurderlv house and
the case went over until Wednesday
evening.
William Mcfarland and Halle
Massey were charged with dsord erlv
couduct. AS there are more bows
In the case the hearing will be on
Wednesday evening,
The case OF Patrick Kelley,
charged with assaulting a small
ooy. was continued until this even
ing.
The city is cleaner of policy at
present than any time within TWEEN.
ty years.
Regarding gambling at Gordon
Heights, Chief Black says it must
be rene mbered that the police do
not patrol the Gordon Heights sec
ton. But the members of the force
are ready to assist either the State
or county officers in making a raid
there whenever demanded.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03
Confined Minin" TrouhIcs

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Nov. st. ].
Duffy, district president of the United
Mine Workers for the Lehigh district,
who left for Hazleton last evening" had
conference with General Superin-
tendent Warriner Of the Lehigh Valley
Coal company relative to the alleged
dismissal Of some union miners from
the colliercs of the company in the Le-
high region. Neither party to the CON
ference would give out anything for
publication. The trouble at the mines
of the Kingston Coal company remains
unsettled. A committee Of the United
Mine Workers waited on General Su-
perintendent Williams and tried to
have him give his consent to allow the
check weighmen employed by the min.
ers to remain on the company's proper
ty. Mr.. Williams said he would make
reply in day or two.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03
LEVY COURT SESSION,
shcrif Fails to Make Statement Concern
ing Fees Collected.
Levy Court met this mOrnino IN

ing Fees Collected.
Levy Court met this morning, to
morrow being election day. Sew
eral bills We're ordered paid. One
OF these, dated in 1898, caused con.
siderable discussion but was finally
passed.
The subject of coal for the Court
House was discussed, and it was
decided that the proper committee
purchase small supplies of coal as
needed. The court will not adver-
tise for bids at This time.
Mr.. Willis, as chairman of the
Finance Committee, made a report
of the outstanding taxes, showing
$3.50, 973. "a in the entire county,
some of which have been due since
1898.
At the last meeting of the court,
Mr.. Elliott presented a resolution
calling upon Sheriff Mcdaniel to
submit an itemized return of all
fees collected by him since Novem-
Der %, 1901, the account to be pre-
sented to-day. The sheriff, having
declined to accept the salary grant.
ed him by the act of Legislature,
has as yet taken no action in the
matter, and the report requested
will not be submitted to-day. Sher-
iff Mcdaniel will act upon the ad-
vice of his attorney.
The court adjourned at noon to
meet at 2 o'clock,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03
LOCAL MOULDERS
OUT ON STRIKE.
Belts, Pusey and Poole Are
the Only Firms That Will
be Affected by it.

The local moulders. Union has
declared strike and to-day called
out all its members from those shops
which have not acceded to the ulta-
matum for uniform wage rate.
The shops affected are those of
the Belts Machine Company who
employed Al men; J. Morton Poole,
which employed Is moulders, and
the Pusey and Jones Company II
men: The strike practically closes
the foundrles of the firms mention
ed.
All the men reported for work
10 day as usual except at the Belts
Machine Companv's plant which
La down for the want of coal,
he men went TO work and as soon
as they heard that the companies
had refused their offer they walked
out.
a meeting was held in Shields
Library dall at nine O'Clock at
which every striking mem ber was
present 1 he session was secret
ont it is understood that mnch i'm
por'ant business was transacted.
Alter the meeting it was announced
That the men would stand firm as
they think their demands are rea-
sonable. Officials OF the three firms
say they caunot grant the demands
Of the men.
The officials of the National In.
on will take charge Of the strike.
The Union threatens to call out |
ne apprentice boys and pay them
.nIl wages while they are not work
nS. 1hls would be a serious blow
% the shops.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03
DEMOCRATS CLAIM KENT

Dover, Nov. 3.-The Democrats
have received satchels well filled
with currency and propose to fight
Addicks with his own weapons.
They are wagering ten to five that
they carry tho county ticket and
even money that the Union Repub.
llcans get but two Assemblymen in
the entire county.
State Chairman Alice, DR.. Lay
ton and Dr.. Marshall say that such
talk is but the walls of dying men,
Ihe fusion of Democrats and Reru.
lar Republicans cannot win Kent
County, Regulars are announced as
going to vote the Democratic ticket
Money will be used freely by the
Democrats in districts where there
Is a chance of winning.
Dr. Marshall and Dr.. Layton held
q conference with Senator Alice
this morning and then left for Nil
[ord and Georgetown.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03

care to have. This rummage ser
vice is beneath the dignity of GoG
and man.
In conclusion he portrayed tn,
exalted character of the calling ant
election to salnthood and to HEAVIER
and urged his hearers diligently to
try to make their calling and elect.
ion sure.
MIR. SPARKS STATES HIS POSITION.
As mentioned in 1.-The DAILY RE.
PUBLICAN" last week the rumors
continue prevalent that there has
been al deal made between Geo. W.
Sparks and the Democrats by which
Mr.. Sparks if elected is to vote for a
Democratic United States senator,
in return for Democratic support.
Mr.. Sparks last evening put an
etfectual quietus on these rumors
by making the following statement:
II have absolutely entered into no
deal with the Democratic party or
with its agents, or any body Of men
or any individual, nor has any one
done it for me, nor has any proposal
of the kind been made to me.
"When | was first approached to
be a candidate for the Office of state
senator, I stated that IL was can.
dldate it must be distinctly under
stood that if nominated and elected
that would 60 10 Dover, unpledged
and untrammeled both as regards
to individuals for an office or meas
ures of any kind that might come
before the Legislature. l propose
to be governed entirely by what l
consider to be the best interest of the
state OF Delaware aud the Republi.
can party as expressed through the
wishes of my constituents. The fore
going has been my platform through
the whole campaign, as hundreds Of
citizens car bear witness, and will
be my policy during the term Of Of.
tlce if Lam elected
Francis II. Holfe cker and Horace
q. Knowles are to address Republi-
can meeting toni ght III James Church
Sixteenth and Clay mont streets.
TO RECEIVE RETURNS,
The Bedford Club has made ex
tenSlve preparations to receive the
election returns in its rooms in the
Masonic Temple morrow evening,
JEWISH REPUBLICANS MEET.
Frederick E. Bach and William
Lawton made addresses before the
Simon Wolf Republican Club last
evening.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03
HOW THE DAILY REPUBLICAN WILL
= GIVE THE NEWS0F THE ELECTION
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN has planned to eclipse all former
efforts in giving pepe of Wilmington tomorrow night COM
pee and accurate of the election in Delaware az we'll as in
the county at large To this end decided innovations in bulletin
arrangements will be introduced and entertainment given when
there are no election returns to hold the attention of the rongs
persons that are to be attracted to Third and King Streets
Programme ohe entertainment will be printed in THE DAILY RE-
PUBLICAN tomorrow afternoon. Remember THE DAILY REPUB
LCAN promises earliest returns of the election and programme
of entertainment the like Of which has never before been atemp
ed by any Wilmington newspaper
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03

Advises Democratic Voters Assistants Il
Proclaim How Some Persons Vote.
s p Stale Chairman Willard Salisbury
,cf the Democrats, has issued the fol
Howing iletter:
\ To the Good Citizens of Delaware
and to Democratic Voters Ass!s.
ltants in particular:
Orders have been issued bv he
! Addicks Republicans that all their
voters shall ask for the voters as
blstants The object OF this is to
prevent voter whohas been bought
from being easily known, and at the
same time the Union Rcpublica n
Twill have exact knowledge that each
purchased voter "has delivered the
Goods
There is no penalty 10 the law to
Prevent the voters assistant from
disclosing how each man has voted
The law was probably drawn in
tnat way for the express purpose of
tnabllng the voters assistant. with.
out danger to himself, to inform the
purchaser how his man las voted
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03
COMMISSIONERS
STILL IN MINES.
Strike Commission to Spend
-Four Days in and About
HazletOn.

| HAZLETON, Pa, Nov. 3.-The mine
strike commission has arrived in Ha
Zleton to spend -four days in further ac,
quaiating themselves with the physical
features Of mining
Assistant Recorder Neill was left be.
bind at Wilkesbarre TO receive the min
crs' statement from President Mitchell.
On Thursday it is expected the opera.
| tors counter statement will be present
ed. The commissioners will then take a
recess until Friday, Nov. II, by which
time the two parties will be expected
to have completed the preparation of
their cases and be ready to 20 Oh with
the hearings. The commissioners will
! also devote the interim to preparation
for the hearings by acquainting them
selves with the details of the two state.
ments.
Chairman Gray says that the object
in taking a recess of one week is for
the purpose of giving both sides sutfi-
clent time to prepare their cases and
also to give the members of the COM
mission an opportunity to examine the
issues. The commissioners feel that
the questions involved are so important
that any haste may work an injury to
either side. When the hearings are
begun week after next it is the inten-
ton to have the miners, who are con-
sidered the plaintiffs, submit their case
first. How long 1t will take to hear
all the testimony cannot be estimated
by the commissioners. The sixty
seven individual operators will also be
given an opportunity to be heard as
we'll as all the larger coal companies.
The miners will take up considerable
time IN presenting their side Of the
case.
Bishop Spalding preached at the late
mass in st. Peters cathedral in Wilkes
barre yesterday. His fellow commits
sioners attended the service and occu.
pied front pews. No reference was
made to the work Of the commission,
and only IN most general way could
the sermon be made applicabl thereto.
The commission remained in their
sleeping car all night. They were met
at 8 o'clock this morning at Pond Creek,
about nine miles nortA Of Hazleton, by
Thomas Duffy, the president of this
district Of the mine workers union,
who will represent the miners. General
Superintendent Warriner of the Lehigh
Valley and General Superintendent
Richards Of the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre company will represent the oper-
ators. The mines which the commission
will visit has not yet been decided
upon. There are twenty-sx mines in
this region, and all but No. 40 shaft are
entered by means of slope.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03
Steel Plant Closed.

The Dia t,oud State Steel Mills
shut down to-day fer the want Of cosl.
chcials Of the company expect to
start tomorrow or Wednesday,
They gay they have several car
loads in the westward but they were
unable to get them to the plant in
time to start the furnaces this morn.
ing.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-03

Tomorrow will be election day.
The indications are for rain.
The polls in Wilmington and
throughout the State will open
between s and o'clock ia the
morning and will close at p. m.
r This s the eve of the election and
1t will not be long unit the baltl. o.
the ballots actually begins through
out the State and Nation.
With all his earlier figuring tc
establish that he had grounds fol
T expecting to win, William Michael
iByrne, the Union Republican Con.
gressional nomineees to-day seems tc
place his chances on whether a
movement to reduce the Democratic
ipoll 1000 in Kent will succeed.
4, The contest in Delaware is being
viewed with deep interest not only
in the State but without its borders.
One point of interest is the outcome
lof the three Cornered Congressional
fight.
tits believed that Henry A. Hous-
ton, the Democratic nominee, will
win AS between DR.. L Heisler
Ball and Mr.. Byrne, the vote may
be very close.
! There is no reason to change the
opinion that the Republican State
ticket and the Republican New Cas-
: tie County ticket will win.
The Legislature fight indicates a
close result and taking various
views, it is reasonable to expect
that the next General Assembly
will stand very evenly divided be-
tween Democrats and Republicans
! Magistrate Francis S. Bradley said
to-day that the situation looked very
bright for the Union Republicans
and that the Democratic party has
gone to pieces. He declared that it
looked as if the Republicans, Union
and Regular, would have thirty-six
members of the Legislature. He
also prophesied the election of Mr..
'Byrne.
The Regular Republican view 10
that fifteen or sixteen IS the largest
number Of legislators the Union Re.
'publicans can secure; that the Regu-
lars will have SIX membere; and that
there are three doubtful districts,
New Castle and St. Georges and one
In Sussex.
AS to the tigbt,in in the First Sena-
torlal district, some people are pre-
dieting the alerti0n ,f To,nac w
Robertson. The Regulars say that |
Sparks will get 1000 Democratic
votes and that that is enough to |
elect their man.
"A Prominent Uniol Republl can
Is reported to have said that his
party expected tospand 500, 900 in
Kent and Sussex Counties.