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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
Death of Nlrs. A. iG. Reynolds O. Con N O

Mrs. Ann E. Reynolds OConnor died at her late residence, 577 East street, shortly after midnight Friday after long and lingering illness which she bore with Christian fortitude The deceased was the wife of Patrick O'Connor and only child of the late James Reynolds. She leaves besides her husband a mother and four chl- dren, James, Kathleen, Mary c. and Annie R. o'Connor, ito mourn her loss.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
BAD TROLLEY ACCIDENT.
Motto rman Killed aud His Child Prob-
 ably Fatally Injured.

Great Harrington, Mass, May 29.-By the derailing of a trolley car on the Berkshire street railway atsa point near the B. D. Rising Paper company's fac- tory, three miles north of here, this evening, Motorman GladWin was al- most instantly killed, his child probably fatally injured and his wife and five or six other passengers, together with Conductor Ward, more or less severely hurt. The accident is believed to have been caused by stone that had become wedged between the car track and a guide rail on curve, thus allowing the wheels to leave the track.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
Colonial Enta.

The Colonial Inn, Woodmont, re- opens for the season to-day. This fine shore hotel is famed for it's cuisine and has been renovated and improved and for the month of June is open for tram sient visitors. Its shore dinners are unexcelled and it's beautiful location also comments it strongly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
sH [ -. 7 Collision at narhR. :

Derby, May 29.---A freight train and a gravel train came together on curve within the yard limits of the Berkshire division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad to-day. The en- zine of the freight hit the rear of the gravel train, derailing two flat cars on which a number of Italian laborers were riding. The men escaped injury by jumping.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
BRIDGEPORT STRIKE.
Business Mems Committee Named to
 See Manager Sewell.

See Manager Sesvell.
 Bridgeport, May 29.-E. L.. Graves, president of the Bridgeport Business Mems association, to-day appointed a, committee consisting of five of the leading business men of the city to call on General Manager Sewell of the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co.,, and offer the services of the association toward the arbitration of the differ ences between the company and the striking trolleymen. The committee will meet MT. Sewell next week. Mr. Graves authority was voted him at a meeting of the association last evening There is no other strike development to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
CONSTITUTION WILL RACE.
New Topmast 60 be Set for TO.day's
 Contest.

New York, May 29.-August Belmont notified the New York Yacht club this afternoon that the Constitution will start tomorrow in the last Glen Cove yacht race against the Reliance and the Columbia.
 A new topmast to replace the one that snapped in yesterdays contest, when the Constitution was on even terms with the Reliance, reached City Island to-day by special tow from the Herreshoff works at Bristol. This spar was being sent aloft on the Constitution late this afternoon, and the new upper spreaders were being fitted.
 The new topmast of the racer is an exact duplicate of the old one and will not change her sail plan.
 Nathaniel Herreshoff is to spend to- morrow on the Reliance during the race. The boat is not yet properly hung, according to her experts. She is bit down by the head and carries wealth CT helm. MT. Herreshoff, it is said, be- lieves that she should turn by the stern. and he is to look the boat over again.
 To-morrow's race will be started at noon from off Matinicock Point, Glen Cove. The forecast for the day is light to fresh winds, chiefly northeast.
 City Island, May 20.-The Constitu- tion's newtopmast. has been put in place and the Constitution left here this even- ing for Glen Cove.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
Yale TeMnts { hum pion.

The tennis contest which determined; the championship of Yale university was held yesterday afternoon. The first honors were won by H. A. Plum mer who defeated A. H Lewis by the following scores: 6S, 6-1 and 6-3.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
Wage Scale signed

 Detroit, May 29,-The scale committee of the Amalgamated association and the Iron Manufacturers signed their iron wage scale for next year this evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
Hartford Beats New Haven.

The pony polo game, played in this city yesterday afternoon by the Hart ford and New Haven teams, was won by the Hartford team by the score of 2 3-4 points to 1-2 points.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY,.
Dissolves, All Russnsss Having Been Completed.a

Los Angeles, Cal, May 29.--The 115th
 general assembly of the Presbyterian
 church dissolved this afternoon, all bus mess before it having been. completed.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Special Tour
CALIFORNIA

LEAVING NEW YORK MARCH II v4siesng River
SIDE Reila1ds San Diego. Pasadena. EcAo HourtatH.
Los angeles Barbars. San Rafael. santa .CruE.
Nonferey san Jose. Big Trees. Lick Observatory.
san Francisco The Journey includes the Sierra
Tevada bv dsvIlEht Salt Lake City, ta@ 6Orzes nd
Csnons Of CoIors4 daylight Denver MaaItoU Springs
the Garden o the Gods. cripple Crack Leisurely
iourns will BE- al celebrated hotels
OTHER TOTRS In Mexico. Florida. Cuba. Porto
Eiro and aFeurd the world
RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO all
points Circulars aTTraatiOn-
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
George A. IrsadWsII
Mining Company,
27 William Street, New York.
Prescott and Jerome. AFizoha.
Capital Stock. 3d. 900.
Par vNIus 81 shArs=. SO.
II has

10 has
/. The largest properties in the Verde Cop
the possible exception of the property of the
United Verde Copper Company, the best prop
critics in that district
+ The Verde Copper Belt Is the richest copper
district in the world. Copper is now produced
there at three and half cents q pound It is
produced nowhere else il the world at less than
tWfce that cost The ores. too, are rich in gold
as well as copper.
2. The largest and best properties in the Big
Bug District In the same county
The Big Bug District is a continuation west
ward OF the Verde Copper Belt.
The ores of this district even richer in
gold than those Of the Verde Copper Belt
proper. Mr.. Erwin D. TreEdweli. after careful
. computation. expresses the opinion that the
goIc values of our Iron Queen mine are enough
leaving the copper cost free
= mile and a half Of underground devel.
opment work, disclosing vast and rich ere
bodies
4. A half interest in the Hydro-carbon
Smelling patents and processes, which, by max
ing II possible 20 use oil for smelling. saves half
The cost
nydro-caSrbon smelter which will be
ready for operation in about thirty days. This
smelier has present capacity OF one hundred
tons cay, but il is so built that ii can be IN
creased at comparatively little cost TO Ave hun
dred tons capacity
g. A hundred ton coke smelter On our recent
IL acquired Boggs property
=. Sixteen miles of pipe line giving Us the
control Of all the permanent water OF the ols-
trict-
&. A management at once careful economi-
cal efficient and up TO date.
a A clear and unencumkered title. by Gov
eminent patent, to its rich and extensive prop
To. No debts, and it pays its way as it goes.
It's fast srtt,ns rssdI to take ITS Place HoHS tSs
s,sat copper producers Of NORTH H"tTteS, ana st '
rst b. far 6ozn ire list If it SoHS NOT sf1HS SF
tbs head
A Oeyv Hu1fed amount of tie stock Is for sale
10 cc-.olete fbe sr1ctIns plant and oCtff.
Prices Will ne given on application.
MIRA b. MARTIN,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
RAILROADS
.ENNSYLVANIA
HALLEoAD.

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENrY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS
q The leaving time from DesbrOsSeS and
COrtIEnds Streets Is Eve minutes later thHa
that given below for Twenty-thifd street
station. except where otherwise noted
765 s A M FAST MALn1issd to two rsniS, PsT1T Car
Ptts6uEg to Chicago. No Coaches to Pittseurs;
4 F4sT psar5FE7 EE1Rs'NuE EEP II f:-.s1s
e rs Sse1as Bnas aSknf f sas
E Snftpnsti IN IndansPolls iqgl.x,lle & s. E0gs
foedo Nas6ae Ma Ap cinclnasS inc % and louisville
1ss G?si15 IS Is RP;aS
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7sS ~ MaresR Pcc ssfFIesy yxPRsoFr PsiRE fseur
r slilg s1a
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apa Pinikg caT. Dining car. @ - eptnas s5das ca
B.ias 50 81 iass OHM! c:. 9sH
Dining csI. sss eDnias ss51 tss Dining Carr AS
TIERS z 2 m aHre sis a m z q
lDssbrosses and cortlanct Streets. r. ,. nj
AFL4STaG ds ToASF des a6
sE2BoaRp fs5naf AIR sfEfssE ES q R
Tsek-days Mail i2- 10 night daily ssaooaFd FiofIo@
6RFoIk xD REsrsRE g. siy RArrwAryor Memphis
cEsGPEARE Ea HsEs1R' oafo P R2L@AT7s5 n Way
FOR oED PofRP on F eoSFokr 2 and NoRToLK-766 -
ATTSSfic IF saS n & s.iiG AND 2s
sundays, 755 N. Through Vesti6nled Trans S1tst
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches On 1sek-days Far
lor Smoking Car. Farlor CarS. Dining Car ane sHno@Fo
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--1266 p n Wsek-dsys
For points New Long Branch Rallroed ILroS
West TEenty-third Street etation). SIS q NJ L %
80. 4oS. ana II = p Week-dayS 5nhsGys 80
GsI sso 'S'6ssi' and liso ; n SssISs7'
014oA''' 'SI FoR n iPHH1IHIRpELPHIA. n
6lo tDeshEosses and cortandt Streets -, p 80
SIS. s55 925 Penna Limited. 1910 CDeshFos9eS
and cortlandt Streets lo2O Dtnns Cap 10 80 SDtn-
ing Carr. IL m. 10 IS Dining Carr IS5 Spiains
Ca. 10 (Desbrosses and Sortlandt Streets 10
Is Dining CRr) S-55 AS. as Dining Carr SoS (Da~
ing Carr 5.55 Dining Carr. 56 s25 sSo. s25 ,, Ms
1910 night Sundays g. TO- 765 Dining Car no eoaenss
25. $50. 955 Limited. 956 I055 Dining carl q m
I265 Dining Carr 1-55 Dining car) rs Dining SaE
carr. ? IS. IS. s55 - ,. II 10 night. -
Fifth Avenue Cbeow Sd ST.. 26S Fifth Avenue Corner
10Th ST.: ! Astor House West Twenty-third Street
stations foot Desbrosses and Cortandt
Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company viii call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Street. Pennsylvania RaL~
road Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
CHSeE York Central & Hudson River R K. LssSeSS -
Trains leave Franklin st Sfztton. New Iotk. - ie-
lows, later foot West G2d St, " X
'7-10 A N--For intermediate points 20 Albany
I'll 20 4. ND Saratoga and AohaWk Ek1EssA
'lOO p. II Chicago Express.
"225 M-Cont- Lin Detroit, Chi 4 81 Louis
+3-4S P NO For Hudson River ponts and Albany
800 P. M-FoP Roch Buffalo, cleverd ChtcaSo
+7.5 P. A-For Roch. BufG1ct Detroit and 81 Louis
P M-For syTa Roch-. Niagara Falls- Dst- q chi
spaiy. fDaily except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex
~ at t1os5 4, n 20 at fz4S P 4 Le<yes Jersey
City P. r r. ID +14. % A n = fS59 p ~
Time tables a principal hceels and s1ces BaSEass
a n SMITH Z LAMBERT.
General superintendent fCensEal PasssnEs< ASsnt-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
=, ..',.Ln -. 80 81
rauRpER GOODS MANUFACTURING co.
yvvEs = Et-STSE ~ ETaf9lRa HAVE THIS DAY DE

,sraa sl,a sixasenfh regular Quarterly Dividend OF
ossr IITD TdRHE-oUARTEsRs PE1S CkSNI On ths F.s
eeFrsa EaaFea ont oz e9fn1As p~Se0ts A@S" ." - "
~ prSrsr-se TTsnsfer Books be close Thurs
aay March 5th AZ o'clock. and reopened March lotn
Chsqnae VIII Ae mailed % rsgstsrsd saaEssssss.
~as~ ya-h v,shx,avar 80 tpos.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
UiuibsHO NGrlrss.

INrERnATIoAAL. SILVER coaS5ANSx, ,so,
AT A MEETING Of The BOARD OF d.
IA -.ssern Aaaa this day o dividend Of per can't
Sas dssisEsd payable Ap lst 1905 to ssocknoosFS OK
~ TrsnsSsr Books Of the prsseTred and eoaHen
- vs - e3esad "a March md 1s2. At O'clock p NJ
- SSoSsnSd e Ie o'clock 4. ~ April md. Ieo2
cassS' Wa % aSoRaE ROCKWELL. Secretary.
xkezisan Conn. FEB. s. 1903
9As xsncex Hesks sf % Voting TrHsesss sS ne Pre-
Ss wasS atsse ea Na9en 9aA, DoS. a4 oeccG p -
sa rsnSER e& 20 Re1eek A. - 9e 4prH "a tSGs as
< - - - sent Te1 WhaA F9eetva1 ~ than. 70 Gne
sStsfied khaFsto App4ag % FScoge
- sse5S 6ooaea Hfan clcsea ee above. -
- sSSy5T SpRIIgT SAL DEPOSIT COMPANY.
zSSA'+N~' Agents for Voting TrugteeS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01


State Of New York County New York
WALTER E FREW. Vice President and F. T.
hnnk iocated and doing business No. 13 William
Street in the city OF York. said county being
SIr sworn each for himself that the foregoing
report with the schedule accompanying the same. is
1re ana correct the best OF his knoWl
edEe and belief and they further say that the usual
transacted the location
p1IyeS Nv the banging law Chap. $50 Laws of 1892
ana moi elsewhere the above report is made in
corooISace with an oicIRI notice received from the
superintendent Banks designating the 18th day OF
ehrT,arY 1903 which such report snail Dc
made WALTER z. FREW Vice President
r T. MARTIN, Cashier.
gsyeralIy subscribed and to by both Opponents
the 2Tth day OF February 1903 before
NASH, Notary Public Kings county
Certificate nled in New York County
Seal Of Notary
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01

State York County of New York. s.:
". McMASTER MILLS, President, and E NJ. CLARKE.
Cashier, OF The Plaza Bank Bank located and doing
York in said County being duly each for himself
says foregoing Report with the schedule accom-
pRnvnR the same is true in all respects to
the knowledge and belief and they further
say that said Bank has been
location required by the banking law Chap
OF elsewhere: and that the above
resort compliance with official notice
eeived Superintendent of Banks designating the
2Rth dsy Of February 1908 day which such
4 w McMASTER MILLS President.
E NJ. CLARKE, Cashier
everay subscribed and by both deponents the
~0'i+ N~' - ~ z H. COOK
Notary Public, New York County.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
READING SYSTEM

-
/ NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Re
Liberty Street and south Ferry Uins
Ferry dvs minutes saEiisr)
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM. ALLEsToWE AVID
HAUCH cHCNK-s4eo Gl5 E1ston .enEyI Slo
" ~ffhTLixEssARRE III & 3 r E "a AND D. scaAxrox-s4@ $40
L1KEwooP. a aSo lake SRis sksT T6Ms kITE AyD
Lakehurst ony). 500 cz5.3O LaksEoOa ozlyo
ATLANTIC CITY-ts 60 4 u: 80 P NJ
LONG BRANCH. AsBCRY PARK. pCEAE
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND 8EkSHORB
sTDdSys eIesp 6essn S 60 rov: = 200 a Zoo 2 &
PHILADELPHIA fREADrSG TERHEgALI-Es425 =.
fTOo 800. 900 1000 +iLOO A NJ. fIzoo, 300.
30. ZOO 1900 'AO0 500. 70 co. r. 80 Faop p N.
nth a SSp CHESTNUT sTREETs-E4s. 4aso 1000.
'l1-so 4. N. 100. t-s4G 500 200. ts2 p n
aE1DTNG HARRISBURG. POTTsfTLLE AND
WILLIAASP0HT-ifS00 E4-25. TeOo LTSlo s1OOO.
100 A N, Reading only. 81 LOO. 1.zo- tZD0 P NJ
Reading Pottsv1Ie and Harrisburg onlys-T4OO 700
p II
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHrEGTpA-+s-3o
1000. '11.So n N, 800 $'S-4o. '3co. 100 ? NJ
rFro9 Liberty Street only 'pair fpaiy sz-svt sun
day SSunday oaIy tPaEIor ears only ITIa TaEos7ua-
ssces: Liberty g. Ferry South Ferry Aster House.
ia 2s1 Ga4 800 Broadway IS2 5sh Ave = Caos
Square West IS5th St. S7S West 12th 81 2+S
Columbus Egv York. Court St 81. so Fulton
Transfsg O. calls for and checks haSsags "a asssaatou
vies-PTssiasat Gsz'l MGnarsr Gszsr4I Plssr AEsar
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
Elmer Copeland spent Christ

Elmer Copeland spent Christ
mass at Strawberry Point.
Read the new serial, my Lady
Peggy Goes to Town" in this issue,
Miss Francis Eller of Oelwein
is a guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Eller.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ward of Car
bondale I'll. visited relatives and
friends in this city Saturday.
The Misses Daisy Durham, Ora
Gates and Nellie Rich are at home
for the holidays from Iowa City.
w. E. Gildner is in St. Paul
purchasing goods for the Gildner
Bros. stores at Manchester and Nora
Springs,
"A watch meeting will be held
at the Methodist church tomorrow
Thursday evening from s to II
o'clock.
Allen Graham who holds a
position with the Des Moines Gas
Company spent Christmas with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Graham.
The new firm of Simon & At
water, successors to Geo. S. Lister,
make their bow to the readers of the
Democrat in a half column ad, to
which attention is called.
The employers Of the NJ. & O..
gave Traffic Manager Kelsey a
beautiful smoking jacket for a
Christmas present, and Mr. Kelsey
tsAa1a s.sl.-sl.i2aa-xail, AWAY sexs y ,fancy
box OF cigars.
Marriage Licenses were issued
by Clerk Georgen during the past
week to Leroy A. Wing and Cat
herine McFadden, E. @. Margadant
and Gertrude Bower, Channcey r..
Davey and Jessie M. Cruise, Elmer
Cole and Nettie Toomer, Walter g.
Palmer and Emily G. Ferris, Lewie
Abbey and Jennie Montgomery.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
$bs 81 to Portland, Oregon and Re
turn Via thu Al e a


$50 e5 to Portland, Oregon and Re-
turn Via the II. & o.
National Live Stock Association,
fot.ana oregon, JanuaIy ZIP ay
Growers Association, Portland Oregon,
January HIP, 1904.
For the above named occasion the
Manchester s. Oneida Ry. will sell
round trip tickets via the direct routes
at $685., January s, z, 8 and 9th, 1904
good to return until January 31st 1904
Stop overs allowed west Of st Paul,
Cheyenne, Denver, Colorado Springs
aud Pueblo.
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress the undersigned at Manchester,
J.L. KELSEY,
Traffic Mgr.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
BA1LEY's FORD.

J. P. Belcher and wife visited at
the home of NJ. s. Banta Sunday of
last week.
J. G. BAKER had business in Man
chester Monday.
r. e. Grommon delivered hogs in
Earlville Tuesday.
J. w. Hartman was in Manches-
ther Wednesday.
Fred Hicks and wife were Man
chester callers last Wednesday,.
Vim. Raster had business in Della
ware Wednesday.
Orman Hartman, a Fayette stud .
ent, is spending his vacation at
home.
Mrs. VIM. Raster and daughter,
lola, were shopping in Manchester
Wednesday.
j. w. Hartmann and son, Orman,
had business in Delhi last Thurs
day
Mrs. Mable Talmage is visiting
her parents, VIM. Raster and wife
Ct. B. Davis was business caller
/ in Delhi last Thursday.
4 r. e. Grommon and family spen
!. Xmas at j. NJ. Paris.
/. Baker Hersey and family spen
Xmas at the home Of John Fraser ii
Manchester.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT


STATE OF IoWA,tes
Delaware County
In. District Court, March Term, 1904.
In the matter Of the Estate of William Duns-
more, Deceased. To w. W. Dunsmoor, Her
bert Dunsmo0r, Miles Dunsmoor Ahbie n.
Sager Herbert A. Perry, and Sadie E..
Perry, heirs at law Of William Dunsmoor,
Deceased:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
Court Of Delaware County. Iowa. the Final Re-
port OF Miles Dunsmoor, Administrator of the
estate Of said William Dunsm0or, Deceased.
That application will be made at the next regu.
lar March term of said Court for the approval Of
ssid report and the final discharge Of said ad.
mtnistrator herein. Said matter will be called
up for Q hearing and disposition on the SECOND
day Of said term Of Court, which commences al
the Court House at Manchester, Iowa, on the
18th day Of March, 1904.
MILES DUNSMOOR,
Administrator
BY Bronson & Carr, his Attorneys. 504
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30

SiuihS, oAA Sao0o WIZ VIC t'oSSN. "
as follows:
PROBATE.
The final reports in the following
estates were approved: Reuben A
Wheeless, G. I. Russell, Robt. Dun
lap, Susan A. Hersey, and Martin
McDonough.
Est. Of Fife Cornish. Admr
ordered to make assignment of
mortgages as prayed.
Guardianship Of Howard B. Stout
ct al. Bond Of Burton Clark as
guardian is approved. Final report
Of L. r. Stout is approved.
Guardianship Of Mabel Brewer ct
| al. Final report as to Mabel Brewer
is approved.
Guardianship Of Jennie B. Haen-
ing ct al. Report approved
Estate of Eliza Edmunds. Re
port of sale approved.
Guardianship Of Hazel Kenyon.
Report approved.
Guardianship Of Allen Love
Report approved.
Estate Of Mary Canine. Execute,
ordered to purchase lot.
Estate Of Jane Bethel. Harry P
P. Toogood allowed the sum o:
$4,000.
EQUITY.
i +. A. Orr VS.. August Uredet ct al
Judgment against defendants.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
Holiday Excursion Rates.

On December "a, 25, 81 ard Jannsry
1 the Iowa Central Ry will sell reduced
rate excursion tickets at one and one
third fare. Final limit for return leav-
ing destination January 4th For par
ticalars and folders call on agents.
50-4w.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
There was a large attendance at

lleTe was large aItenuaHce at
our Xmas exercises. The scholars
rendered a fine program which was
interspersed with music by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennings. The tree was nicely
decorated and every body spent an
enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Thos. Given visited her
daughter, Mrs. Jay Lillibridge, part
of last week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
Failures For the Past Week.

Dun's Review reports the CONNER
cial failures during the week ending
December 26 numbered 284 against
2O9 for the corresponding week last
wear
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
One Fare Plus $500 for Round Trip
Wac. q. w. RY.

To points in New Mexico, Texas, Ok
lahoms, Missouri, Kansas and Mississip-
pi. Ample return limits. Tickets on
ssleJan. 5-19th; and Feb. End and 16,
March l and Is; Apr. Sand 10Th, 1904.
For further information apply to
anv q. w. Agent or j. p. Elmer
g p A Chicago, Ill. 52w-16
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30
Low Homeseekers Excursions South
via the M. & o.

The Manchester and Oneida Ry,
will sell Homeseekers Excursion tickets
to points In Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina. Tennessee and Vir-
ginis on Jan 5, 10; Feb 2, is; March I,
Is; April 5, 10, 1904; at one fare plus
$500 for the round trips good for going
passage Is days from date OF sale.
Final limit 81 days from date of sale.
For further particulars apply to or
address j, T.. kelsey Traffic Mgr.