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The Lamar register., 1904-08-10

Special summer tourists rate to 1T.
Paul aud minneapolis, Minn., July
IA Is and August 1 ii 1894. Kste-
one regular fare plus 30 cents for
round tnp, date Of saIo July IA 70 10
and Aug. q to IL incinsiYe. Final
return limit, tickets sold July IA TO
Is, Aug. 3; sold Aug. Gil return
limit Ang. 70. Tickets may be ex-
teLded To Sept. 18th on pay yment Of
Joint agency fes Of 80 cents.
Trienial Conclsye Knights Temp
.ars - San francisco, California,
sept. 50, 1904. Sovereign Grand
Lodge independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, San francisco Sept. 10 70,
1904 Pates, $3.50 round trip,
dste Of sale Aug. ~ to Sept. II IN
elusive, Final return limit Oct. 23,
1904 Stopvoers allowed, inquire
of agent for further particulars.
Special rates to South Dakota
On account Of tho opening OF the
Rosebud IEdian Reservation round
trip tickets may be sold TO certain
South Dakota points as authorized
herein: Destination to which tick
ets may be sold: Yankton, Chamber
lain, Fairfax and Bonesteel, s. ID.
Rate: Fare and one third for the
ronnd trip, minimum selling rate
1900, dates Of sale July lst to 22nd
inclusive. Limits and stopoyesr
going transit limit 10 days, continu
ous passage returning, final return
limit August 3lst, 1904.
World Fair tickets-Fifteen day
tickets may be sold at S27. Stop.
overs at Kansas City OF 10 days on
Worlds Fair tickets May be allowed
by depositing ticket with joint agent
at Kansas City.
Special round trip rates to Chica-
20 and return June 1st to Sept. 30
1904, rate $3l.50 for round trip
Date OF sale June /, to Sept. 30 in
elusive, final return limit Sept. 81
1904. Tickets may be sold in on'
direction, either going or returning
via st. Louis. Stopovers in st
Louis Of 10 days will be allowed
upon deposit OF ticket Immediately
on arrival OF one OF the offices anC
pay Of foe OF 81.
Summer rates, Colorado Assnmbly
rates round trip tickets sold daily
from June IL to Sept 3, with lima
limit Of Sept. ID, to Palmer Lake
and return, rate $3.50. Also reduc
cd round trip rates from Pueblo ant
Colorado Springs to Aspen, Buen'
Nista, Canon City, Leadville, Crane
Tnnction and other mountain towns
q. j. GARSIN, Agt.
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Healthy Mothers

Mothers should always keep ia good
i>>iiiy health. They Que it 70 their
etildrsn. Yet IL is no unUsai sight "
Ess q mother. with babe in arms, cough
lng violently aod exhibiting all tho
sympJoms Of cons1mptiys tendency.
Ae1 Nny should this dangerous condi-
iiDn exist, dangerous alike To mother
ai..j cbild, when DR.. BDschse's German
syrup would pot stop to Il At once:
No mother should be Without this old
and tined remedy IL the house-for it's
timsiy uss will promptly cure any lung.
tbroa, or bronchial trouble 10 herself or
children. The worst cough or cold can
Des spsediiy cured by German Syrup; 80
can noarssns-s and congestion Of the
bronchial tubes. II makes erpectora-
ton sasy, and gives instant relief and
refreshing fest 10 the cDugh-racked con-
sumptiys. New trial bottles BIC; large
size, 7Jc. Al all druggist.
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Better Than Cold

Il Mas troubled fof several years rith
,,hronic Indigestion zcd nervous dss,il-
H. sritss r. j. Green, u Lancaster
:. II NO fsg.sjy bsiped ne until j
Ryan gssDg Electric Bittsfs- @bict did
ne more yo>d than all the medicines /
sFsr 1s7s- They have also kspt my
SIfs 10 aIcsllsnt nsal;a for yszrs- She
szys Electric BIt,srs, are Just spIsndid
1onic sod inyiyofstDr for weak. run
,lDHn women so other medicine can
lake its place in our family Try them
OoIy 10 Satisfaction gDaranteed by l.
HHysfs.
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a Swoot Breath

IN Il mover failing sign Of healthy
stomach Whsn the breath IL bad the
stomach IN out Of order. There ~ no
rsnsdy In tho world equal To kodol
Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion.
dyspepsia and all stomach disorders.
Mra Mary S. Crick, OF White Plains,
Ky, writss: Il have boon "a dyspeptic
for yoars: triod all kinds Of remedies but
continued To grow worse. by tho use Of
Kodol began To improve at once, and
aftor taking II few bottles am fully re-
stored in weight, health and strength
and can cat Whatever / like" Kodol
dixoats what you cat and makes the
stomach sweet. Sold by Myers Pharma
uv
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COULDN'T sAY HIS PRAYERS.
trilsoa .. 0bssSii Tells o>>o sts'J a
PStss5s' Espsnss.


Tbs lsts wiison y. D,ssell. formerly
Dsstmsstss general IN the cahnst q
tyssfdsnt ClsvsIAn6. vas fOhd of tftI
iAG . story concerning oD> M h1
legal confrsses ia BsrsI,. II sr1sars1
EAat tbs gentleman 10 question vhS
Dlllar M bis church. but when hs
vent 10 New York Or slssvbsrs os
business be used To dine bit uH
Wisely.
"Ons tims." sad Mr.. Bisssi. Jim
80 were mizs1 NJ In . case which
Galisd US 10 New York for several
days. We we've st tbs Waldorf anl
AA1 sdjodning rooms. came In very
lsas one night. Tho dnor between The
eoons was 0rsn and thsre Ia his
sDom. knsslisg beside bis bed In his
sixht clothes. was Jim. crying ~
though his heart would break.
Il won't in and laid ny hand on his
Ghoriidsr. whats the matter. old
aAnf" ssksd.
Jim iooksl up at Ds. the tears
streaming down bis facs. Chan. he
said sobbinsiy. Shan BisssIi. your
~ frisn's % drunk he can't say his
Vaysrs.' Yorf Press.
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UnItsd etatss Trust Companies.
There are 7<o trust Companies in tho
Omitted States.
Printing In America.

norc arc 22.%Oo publishing hounea
IN the United States, with n working
capital OF 83i<.000.0o0. Tho census
ngurer show IN that In 1900 tho vaiuo
Of tho product Of tho industry was
S2t7. OCT. 900. 70 produce which involv.
ID nm outlay Of ESQ 000. 900 In salaries
for oficcrs. tsb 100000 for wages. t5G.-
00o, 900 for rents. taxes. eto.. and es7..
o0o. 900 for materials. suppiion. and
freight: 1.2oo.00o.o0 pounds OF paper
we're used last yenr. and % per cent
q sAAe west 70 tho ns~sVapsrs.
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STOP rnsr Cough

Whsn oD9zI. : tle<lia1 o, az init
tsD. 10 tsss .ns><s E4z<ss yc- fer ~
t1ls1fyrtss,ls. take Ezgl1sigs gA>fsE4Ds..ss
1yr1y. Dt,l't sstt gLtA tfss c4s~-<>
has xG,ss L,syOE4o e>stfD.- 4f. @aes S.Es-
.. IA Iff1sf>,h. In Hss, D.H ~ Dat
Ls<s CftJ, Dtsl, sGLss. me tbaE@
Ezslzs0's fi>fss4DgcG 5yfgp tos 1,Ss-
1,sgscI1s fof o>sxls <lG G>,4os, Ss
nzys gsez1 y b,f sssgsfzl y>zfss - zls@y.
xiss< lnns1iAte fs.4si, .. gsfy p.s@s>-ast
and ziyse p>sffset ss4;lsfactaDG.' IN, ,/l-,
kl .. J. IL AysFs.
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Escaped an Awful Fste

Nr II HzzzJns II NelLDgrDe. Pa
.rit=~s Ny cl>sios TAD re / had es,n
sun yEsol zEo rsOihicz cD1d os dDos
s1s a.s pss 21gsr Up ~ de The u
fs< D; . FREE tsisl Do;t1e X DR.. Kings
FsE DlssoTsfT .or C<,1sgtn ptson- ir31c-
= me- ~ iry l. Kes1lis ssFe startling
zns DOs n the rOz1 ~ rscOysfy and
ne III N DR.. Kinxis SsE DIsooFssy.
q: surely ssysd ny bfs.r This great
sgrs is z1zrsntAed fos ali tbros. and
lsng dis@zs7s Dy J. II Myers
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pow,t, tn. Name

Whsn you 20 W buy Wicn Hszsi
SaIys look for tBs nagis Dew 1T On every
box. Inc pure, pnaiuitsfat.d. Witcb
HazsI IL ussd IN maxiDK Ds"iLtB
Haz.,i 6alyc, wbicD IN tbs D,st na!ss ia
tho world Tor cuts, burns, bruises, DOLLS,
eczema and piles. Inc popuiarity u
-. .Witt's Witch Hazel Saiy., du. " iLs
many cures, has CAUSED NUMEROUS worth
less countsffeits W be placed on tho
market. Ibo genuine bears the name
II. T. Dewitt a 90, Chicago. For sale
by Myers Pharmacy
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A Rsffecs eslnIsss PHI

- It's lzSs ia, .gli e4szlsz Ls.e sy<ss1.,
s>s Is.s lysf " >ss<>c, fsl.4,gs ~, MR.
esez<f ~ o,1s y~sxs,zs, c<fs E7@sz>fss @G,s
s.szss . sl>>S tzss@ ~ tsSs NAN 1Ds
fsSa>t4s .5Is4s yssls i1f @lscx s.SE. ssf<
rssz>.1Isy zEsg e.17,s<1z.sy arc Ds "lts g
Ls,tls k4>sly EAssfz- t>l,D S4a>,fs, II 40
fzJsts>, 1s4c-, s@ys. AN Otk.sf psl4s
HIts's LstsA5 Esf1y k4s>fs <rs ssG.psy
sssfscf-S t<y.L5Dy Myers PnzfaScy.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAxD OFFICE AT LAHaK. Colo.
June -. 1904.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
N named settler has filed notice of her inten-
ton make final prod in support of her claim.
and tina, said proof will be made before the Reg
ister and Receiver At Lamar. Colo, on FRI
day. Aug. ". ISD4, viz: Eva Longfellow. II. Y.
No. :sl7. for the sKss Swk. NE4 sW< SH
SEX sec II. twp Y ., rng " W, .. IN.
She names the following witnesses 20 prove her
continuous resfdencs upon. and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
1isorxs Ii. Perdue, N. II. Perdus. Dan Nc
Lean, TiIlie Davis. all Of Lamar, Colo.
izxaz JoHs A. WILLIAM. Register.
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fz1!y szzxsers,c Uesrri.Efr. I-e-&-zfs a-1
tizS. .st,-s- f1-c<<. free ~ sss&JE.< 70
GJ.GAEsEs. Ax-z-t
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s,s,s,,ous circumsrance

One Naa pals aDd sal.p~ anb tb. otnsi
fresh aud fasy. "nsncs tts oinsfsscs:
l,ns NM IL DiosbiDg eitn health usss
Dr. kiBg's s.~ Lifs PIiis W naaint.iiI
IL. ~ ssntiy arDosisx tns iazy organs
they cotnpel xO,d dizsatiOn aud nsan
OF constipation. FRI tnsn. Oaiy 2lc,
At [. u. 81 Iefs.
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ahsuma sm

When pains or Imitation exist on aDy
part of tbs body, tn. application Of Dai'
Iar1's 5poN LininBsnt gives prompt re-
lief Il. ". noIliyan, Prop. buiIiyan
HDuss NJ Hsno. ". r. 1nb,s, June y,
lIJz: Il take pleasure ia rsceomfnsnd-
ing Ballard's SnoN Lininsnt " all ebO
are afflicted with rnsgmatl.n. II ~ the
only remedy have found tDat gives im
meSiiats reii,f." Z,cy>)c, 81, at In. Myers.
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NOTICE Yog PUBLICATION.
u.s.L.sp cyyrer. L.xAE colo.

US. LAND CyyrcE, LanAE coIo.l
June 70. ifs. :
1YOtiee is hereby xiven that the foIlo<inx-narn-
n Sd settler has nlsd notice of her iatestion
., make final proof In support of her claim and
that said pro>f will be made before the kegist@f
and ksceiyer a. Lamar. CoiOfzdo. on Friday
Aax. L. l>os. yiz: Aa/ z. Lonsfello-. H. z.
80. SIS for the ~ 5Wt * SEX. sec IL,
twp n .. rnz " w y.
She names the foiiO~inz witnesses To prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
~, szb land. viz:
Lean, filIis Dawn all of Lamar. Colo.
JoHs A. WfLLIANs- ksxister.
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NOTICE PoR PUBLICATION.
TIrI trz isdf

UsrTgD HT1TEs LlsD Oyyick.
LAHAk- COLo-. Aug > 1906
Hotic@ IL bsrsby xiyss thz. The follo~isx-nan-
ID .~-tler has rled rO.lcs of his inte1tioz
make anzl prs>Jf IL s1DtOrr u bis claim. and
that szid pra,of vii be n1sts bsfore the Llsrf
II the C<Dan-y Court. at La AaiEazs. Colorado.
Saturday. S@ptsrnf>es 10. 1905. VIZ Eenizro
". szntistenszs. H. r. No. tsi>- for the 81 Es
zod e54 se1. "a tSp = q. rnz % =. 9Th .. J..
He nznae- the follO-inz sitn7s.ss ~ prove
hi. co<tingous rssideors Egoa and eclt!Estion
of aid land. vizs
John Hsinen. Jo-sph n. Hsinsn. Bzily Hart.
John Cares. all of Las Anizz>. Colorsdo-
All ions A. ViLLIASs. kezistsr.
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A Summer Cold

a sgmmsr cD.1 is MT oaiy AHElyi iDs
bat II not rslis,sd yDs1mOnis Nin u.
tbs pfoDaDls result ~ fall OG> diD-
Ute ,<,0gD DUfe CLEARS tho pnJssn,
draws out tbs irn4mDatiJn, bsaGis.
s>,tzs and stfsGgLLsDs tie lungs aDo
bronchial tubes, one Minute L>Jp.L
Cure is al nissi remedy l,s tDs cLlioT.a.
IL ~ plsasaDt " the. L1sLs aud p-sffsstig
harmlsss. 4 certain cure hJf cfOo, y,
co1gb and con-. fOf sale VI A,sfs
HnafmAf.y
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NOTICE or rUsLn AIIoS.
U.s.L.sD o,,7cr Lar.L CoLo.

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Azx- ,. lSs.
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He Rams rk@ solg1@i-S sf-cs*e<s 70 rrnss
kls ee=..iz1Oz. rssi&ezre sr>Ds sad e2s4E<;---i
B~ssxEo " ss1tis.>Tzs- r@l.o s.a;is-eTs..
Jo.~sh Hsiaez. BxfIy Hsr-. all ot La Asis.zs-
us5 Joss xILLIGxs. Eexister.
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6icb headache

-Por se7s,zl gesrs nsy sifs .zs tsnos>-
I'd Ssin ssz1 DssSsselz,s e@llsc s-e<
slesczsz,s Il : ssrg ssgsts e.z-zetsr-
IL l<>szDrsc nth ssTs-sl e12ire1t Ply
sie5s1s ar :. = s,7S. sxr@1s@, o.!y "
z,ls sorss gliig s1s szs gczL>-s ~ %
sny <fEd II sor<- ADD1t : year ago
sSss bszz. tz<sEZ Czzs1L>sflziEs
5s11ozek zz.1 LaTs- IsDss.s z1d tD>szy
Eszts .,Dss t<sz1 sfse sJe- did b,s.o<s
zr6 ls rszl sell.- szgs Mr. Geo- z
NrY5zit u SsH L<DE1Dsg, SER YORK Por
szsss>y T.! fJfszzaslsL
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Cnolera Infantunn

Tnis dlss4ss has net ia L.ffofs siLe&
Ci.za.t>sfiail's LD.ie, Lf.Dasf~ sG1 DI4f-
ff4l>sx kslae1y csggs iGb, zsDsfal Dss-
Ins 1EIfofa sycs-7ss sbIcb attslsIs tie
gse N thls rsin71y ~ al es-ss. u i>Jssi
t,tn plsints 10 sDiAIfsH D@S male it
fayoflts Sbsrsgsf ~ YslDs has Lo>Ifgs
kn<1n- For sa!s " allofDxzis.s.
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Curos 6iatica

Esy. w. l.. Riley, l.. L.. d., Cuba. n.
Y, writes: AFTER iifteen days Of excru
editing pain from sciatic Rheumatism,
under various Treatments. 4 was induc
sd u try BaiIafds snow LinimeDt; the
hrst application giving my nrst reiiei
and the second entlr. reiiet can gave
IL unqualified recommendation" zjc,
DDc, 81, at 1. IA. Myers,
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sss6, ,Tedssts MS Life

a rg1<ssy <le-z><s srci,z .S.<iiy,
s.zs5>,5 E>lgflE>ss SscsT IT IT, * Il .
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tar yssxx . Gs>a17s q! mum s<ss. 81 r.
E1ssass. Ia; BEe<Sslis GEGlez sz-ys
Ezs> ~ IkoSf>>s ~ csfs Esa.. EsEz.ly
xl>,c f>s D<fkl<. Drsas7s, s<la sr1 S,.s,zs
&E-c cs>s.- Z>c, 81 l. al " y>Fs.
The Lamar register., 1904-08-10

I I'D s1l>.x1zx b-ss1>s t,r LIVER r3s-z<.zs,
sas<s. s1I9 c2.<sa aressl< tSszc C<lsszs>-s-
Las fss1@z1Sez. s1sc lfgsr IzSss1S- L.
n, Akcsssss D-s N<1G>s, L>sz- ~ a.
The Lamar register., 1904-08-10

DIR. A. w. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
Irwin building, Fast Main street.
The Lamar register., 1904-08-10

For sick headache take Chamberlan's q
Stomach and Liver Tablets and quick
euro In certain. For salo by all drug
giats.
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To Improve Italian Railways.

TO Improve italian Railways.
Tho Italian state railways. record.
sng TO report from Rome. will soon
place orders Tor 200 locomotives and
several thousand freight cars.
The Lamar register., 1904-08-10

q. B. Thoman has the best line OF
fro insurance. He writes farm risks.
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RIP-4S SS Tzsssls.
Dl>&l,sz E.d
& gl11 TsessefIpsioa
PR zsgz-skfrsti

H. r-.z.= ssss1ss s-ll'tzs fer sls-<i s>.cssa0<s
L. ss-z11y s--s - 1sz--<g .>ss-1t4zs s.>l>-y
tsr y-sss IL <rs.lrs-s 80 ,kssa--
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$40. 900 just received for farm loans.
No dolaye.
l.. WiRr MARKHAM.
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At. K g. F-Tss Csss-
Dsisy Ls=a-. C.l1s-.sD Dsz-3-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-19
Death Of Jason stimson.

The death of Jason Stimson of
Milo township early Monday morn
ing came as great shock to his
many friends all over the county.
Mr.. Stimson has lived in Delaware
County for years and no man was
more respected nor more kindly
thought Of than was Mr.. Stimson.
A hard worker he had always been
very successful as farmer and the
unexplainable mystery of his death
to all of his friends is that man of
SO jovial a disposition and success
full a part in life should himself
end it all-he suicided by hanging
himself in his new barn just fin
ished Saturday.
Jason Stimson was born in
Granger, Ohio, November IA, 1887,
being at the time of his death Oct
ober II. 1904, near the end of his
sixty seventh year. On the Oath of
August, 1859, he was united in mar
rage with Miss Margetta Simmons,
at Rockford, Illinois, with whom he
lived with much happiness until her
death on June 2, 1898. Mr.. Slim
son was an early settler of this
county coming here in the sixties.
Ofjovial disposition, he made friends
wherever he went. In his death,
his friends have lost neighbor of
whom they have never had one bet
ter, and his sons and daughters and
his brother father and brother
whose counsel and comradeship
were an ever present cheer.
He is survived by one brother
Milton Of this county and by three
sons, Milton, George of Bozman
Montana, Frank of Delhi, and three
daughters Zone hay' & died in in
fancy Marion, NJ Mrs. Lyman
Ward of Kalispel Montana, Hattie,
and Clara now N $. w. o. Newman,
both of this county. James Bishop
of this city was a foster brother
in the family, having come west
with them and lived with them for
a number of years.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-19
bridal party entered the church ans

bridal party entered the church and
proceeded to the altar, where the
Rev.. Father Sassen united for life
these two popular people.
The bride was attired in a hand
some gown of tan silk aud wore a
hat to- match. Her sister. Miss
Lizzie Osterhause, acted as brides
maid and was dressed in tan wolfe.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Albin Koopmann.
After nuptial mass was celebrated
the bridal party were driven to the
home Of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Koopman and par
took of bounteous repast. Guests
from far and near gathered at the
home during the day and united in
celebrating this eventful day.
Many handsome and useful gifts
were received by the happy couple
and the congratulations from large
circle of friends were bestowed upon
them.
Mrs. Koopmann is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Osterhause,
esteemed farmers of Petersburg,
and is young woman we'll and
favorably known and held in high
regard. Mr. Koopmann is pros
porous young farmer, also of that
vicinity and is to be congratulated
upon the bride he won.
They will go to housekeeping on
the groom's farm. That happiness
and prosperity will be theirs is the
wish Of all.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-19


The prices quotedin Kalamity's
adv. are exceedingly low-we doubt
if you can beat them anywhere.
E. I. Grassfeld has a Water
King shoe for men and women, ask
to see it when you go in for a pair
Of shoes.
The Cedar Rapids store has
an elegant stock Of furs and cloaks,
which they are selling at most
reasonable prices. They also have
a soiled goods special sale on this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Main and
two children have returned to their
home in White Sulphur Springs,
Montana Tuesday afternoon, after a
pleasant visit with relatives in this
city and vicinity.
VIM. Sheppard in Hazel Green
township last spring planted ten
pumpkin seeds which he had pur-
chased at a cent piece. Four of
these seeds grew and six pumpkins
were the fruit Of their vines. The
smallest pumpkin of the six has
already served its allotted end as a
filling for haky pie crust, It's weight
having been IS pounds. The other
five were larger than this pygmy,
the largest one measuring six feet
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-19
Taken From The Wire.

Mason City, Towa-The Grand en-.
campment l. O. o. +. opened here
this morning with two hundred del
egates present and double that nun.
Der Of Rebekahs in the state assem-.
bly,. The encampment elected the
following officers for ensuing year
Grand Patriarch, w. G. Hummer
Keokuk. Grand High Prest j. G.
Miner, Belle PLANE. Grand Senior
Warden, Geo. NJ, Kellogg, Sioux
City. Grand Junior Warden A. A,
Montgomery, Stuart. Grand Scribe
R. l.. Tilton, Des Moines. Crane
Treas Aug +. Huffman, Webster
City. Grand Representative, W. K
English, Des Moines.
Four new encampments were
instituted during the year and net
gain of three hundred forty seven
members, making total of 1921.
Rebekah encampment reported
gain in six months eleven hundred
Mrs. Haskill, Waterloo elected new
president.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-19
A Pleasant Surprise.

A well planned surprise was exc.
cnted on Thursday by the Jones
Mill Grange on Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marshall at their beautiful home
just completed on Franklin street.
The surprise was complete and fifty
Changers took possession and served
a dinner which for quality would
have done credit to the most exact
ing and for quantity would have fed
the Coxy Army. After dinner G. II.
johnson presented them, on behalf
of the company, a rug, with best
wishes that they may spend many
years of enjoyment in their lovely
home.
Their home has all the moderni i'm
provements, is heated by steam,
lighted by electricity and supplied
with city water.
After most enjoyable day, the
guests took their departure feeling
that the surprise party was one Of
the pleasantest on the Oranges re-
cord.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-19
Henry Ehlers Passes AWAY.

The death Of Henry Ellers occur
red last Tuesday afternoon, October
IL, 1904, after long illness, of can
Ger of the stomach. And in the
passing away of this man, a rare
gentleman Of sturdy character, and
honorable, has gone to his reward.
Henry Ehlers was born in Hol-
stein, Germany, September 2, 1926,
being the youngest of five children.
The father, John Ehlers, was a
farmer and two of his sons followed
that most honorable calling, the eld-
est son, Claus, however, remaining
in his native land. Henry received
his education in Germany and pep
formed the military service due his
sovereign, Emperor William, being
three years and five months soldier
Of the empire. After which he was
employed as farm hand for about
two years, saving enough in that
short time to take passage to Amer
lea. Mr.. Ehlers first landed at Que
bee, Canada, but in April 1855, he
came to Delaware County purchas-
ing eighty acres of land in Section
Twenty-Five, Adams township which
very soon thereafter was increased
to a farm Of 160 acres and which
will probably always be known as
l tha "Ehlars homestead :"
Successful as a farmer, Mr.. Ehlers
was also natural born soldier. AT
the beginning OF the civil war, he
offered his life for his adopted coun-
try, serving to the end Of the war as
a member of Co. Fourth Iowa Vol
unteer Infantry. He was with Sher-
man i'll that famous march to the sea
and he took part in many active en-
gagements and finally after partici-
pating in the grandest review the
world ever witnessed, that of the
army of the north at Washington in
June, 1865, this soldier received his
honorable discharge.
On the lst of July, 1862, Mr.
Ehlers was united in marriage with
Miss Anna B. Mangold and fol
twenty-six years a most happy COM
panionship was theirs. On October
10, 1888, Mrs. Ehlers departed this
life, leaving to mourn besides the
husband, two sons, William H. and
John II. both residents of this coun.
ty, and a daughter Caroline, now
Mrs. Lena Hauessler Of near Delhi
these children being now bereaved
of their father also.
Mr.. Ehlers held township offices
of importance and honor, and was
county supervisor for a number o.
terms.
The town of Ehler was named 70,
this farmer citizen and for nearly
fifty years he lived in Adams town
ship, respected and beloved by all
who knew him
The funeral services were held al
the M. e. church in Ehlers Thurs
day forenoon last being conducted
by w. A. Morse Post G.. A. R. O
Manchester assisted by John KYLE
Post No 457 Of Coggon and Rev. N