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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-30

Certain people imagine that maohin,
cry is ugly, uninterestlng and disa
sreeable. Had they a finer and clearer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-30

The American Bridge company has
been awarded contract Tor 10000
tons ~ structural steel by the Jap.
ansse government for use in construct
ing tho Eastern railroad and other
Japancsc government roads in Man.
dhuria an1 Korea. The contract which
amounts to between 100000 and g..
100000, was secured by the Export
Products company Of New York, one
Of the underlying companies Of The
United States steel corporation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Racing az, at Z a onia.

M BY ASsociat ted Press.
= BCINCINNATI, rs OH1 @, AZ gust . -77T-L ems
swag the on IN successful fayorite az La L.
tonia to- day. The ndicap a seven fur y.
longs, the featured f the card was Won
BY MI ~ 4 j. Carson. Summarize
4 First race--six: furlonga llonad g
Ia - f1rs I, 1Airship S(4 to- 81 second 81 Bell.
Toone 90 to bird. me, n :14 ]. 1-5.
i Second 4 rae e. 1--we n fur Ion s--Lady N IN
mont e 10 T1) first, II elmuth u6 to N
second II. Frank sierI q to third
Time, i :01 IS 4
e Third RI econ e mil e. Did s Stone (75 TO-
III first. Miss Doyle tod second 81 The
shIinks "a TO 81 third. Time, :S9 2-5.!S
A Fourth 3ra ce seven furl on gs han dicap---3s
Major T. u. Carson e first. Col:
Jim Douglas Il to 81 econd. Al coz g
! To IS third. Time: l :2s is
\ n fthSrace- five nnd Us q & halt flirlo ngs-
Lens 2 lrst, I'D III u 70 TO sec
Eond. zlpango Ito TIL I'd, s Time
y :07s2-5.
gS sixth racc--six furlongs Revolt g to y Y
first, Ainrtius al to 81 sec ond. n illsongs
8Q2 81 to ID third. Time, ~ 2-b.
5s8 Seventh y ra ce-- on lien andntor o.
10 ~ first, Shining Star & to 81 second,
8Bullaneh e TO " third. line, Ia 4 I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
CLOUDS PREVENT [. \ ( |
GOOD SHOOTING / D 1 J
M T ler,|s y, and nd Mr. MI.
N II land Tie 53 Us
u On IS. :.2 s5:
HOTEL Il..l Ay Y I! NE! Mel
-. 77LW-T
MEDAL.
r6 - - ~ - :
Isl on By the Presid lent ofs
Il u Ricllmo n;d Gun ~
Glib 5s
y

Owing i to the weat her@ condi lions yes
!terday$ AZ ternoon. III the scores made at the
Richmond Cub Club were not up to- the
standard Isl yet, md er5 the circumstances
the scores OF IS would equal 81 per cent.
under ordinary cond It Hons. The ~ dark
clouds kept many from locating their
targets, and the wind q Elected many
more Sa
"a Mr.. q. Si n. Keller, Jr., % the Peters
3Cartridg Company, and Mr.. SiY .8 s. Mi c-8
LELAND tied aon S8 out OF 100:
Mr.. II chler, the pres ident Of the club
won: the Hotel Lawrence medal. with al
perfect score, hanqica pS flowed. aS His
score OF 40 out OF 50 was lent, pla in-E
slys showing that II his new gun fits him
and he Is shooting the rig htE shell
4 The clu b is making arrangements for
Ia good programme on Angus Il 18th; 3 when
ali the shooters OF ] Richmond will Z con-
test for the Hunter Arms Company
medal, "A. This event creates snos little In
forest, as the condi lions are very n oYel.}
Each shooter Isl allowed the use Sof both
barrels at the first 20 targets.
AIr. 4, a Haze Keller, y &. was a5 vel
come visitor to the club, and, 5Ia as Is his
custom, shot well s35 sSSS
The many friends Of the popular sh ont-:
3er. Mr.. w Hey La wrence, will n be glad
OF his safe journey home from he an
5nrl,al meeting OF the Elks wi lch 4 con-
yened last month at Denver. Is8St S
t3sr,ha pcnrn FOL toyYg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Il Chief up, to q ra u, RS

Neutrality-suspicious., SIONG lIsLAND. Aug.
AT eronle D. Travers, III Of the Nassau
Country Club won the chief \ CUP on the
links Of the shinnecock allls COLI Cup Ivy
wasterday. Inthe final round he defeated
Howard NJ ", s Perrin, the Philadelphia!
schar1,r,ion, by Ia up and I to play y 7 he
second cup went to Harry p. Eiollins, Of
the IN stbrook Golf Club u j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
~ N
VV.'here They Play d y Day
Is games duled.
Stan din &; Of the. Clubs.
W. n ~ "a
Y New II y ork .8l7 Chicago. "a

Inc w. " ~ 81 &
8& NEW SYo DIRK, All gust |. --- Thirty thops-
and people crowded the stands and
overran the outtied at the Polo Grounds
to-day, when he N W orks5lg nd FL Chi
cago teams met In the first game 88of the l
NOS lint eresting and. perha FPS, the crucial
series OF the season 4; gS
III. Score rs +. n =: FL
s. 70 1 2 o. 0 OIL o q
New York Il. &. Q 0s1s o - IS - p
Batteries: T aylor and Killing; Mathew
son, iWiltze and B resnaha i, Time X 2. 05.
Ernslie and q Johnstone,
Boston, Pittsburg, 9.
n OsTON, VI August 4, - Boston defeated
for the first time this 3yearssin
a well played contest, Ills 81 one pa So
proved costly for that, withsa single, e. g
sacrifice and an INT field bun t, gave Boston
~ Score: # r. III b.
Boston ,,i. !. &. 4 70 % o o 81 81 !
Pittsburg. /. &. % oB q Os o q % % 90
g Batteries Young and dhan; willis
and Gibson. Time, ! :s5, 81 Umpire. u KLEIN.
fss Philadel phia, 7;sst.5 Louis, ].
Il PHILADELPHIA August 4 ~ The home
team easily efeated st, Louis by sequen-
tial hitting, s4ga "a ii3s Is 81 d y VII
N Score: 3s 55s r. II. p.
ST. Louis (. 4. % o o o . OIL Il q
Phlladelphia.. o 10 3 1870 o - IS
Batteries: Knrger. Rhoa d es and Mar
shall; Sparks and Donovan; Time. 1856,
Umpire. Conway. 4s3
Brooklyn, Al; Cincinnati, o-a.
BROOKLYN. & August! The Brooklyn
md Cincinnati teams broke even In a
double-heador here to-day. The locals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Mahcr Wins Three Races.

N I,oNDON III, y 4 49, Al Danny Eaher, the
American jockey. al Goodwood yesterday
Won three races, AS follo VS. The NASSAU
stn les d on Lord gperby's Canterbury Pill
,rim:s the Gordon takes, on Lord DE
Victorious \ the 1olecomb s lakes. on W.
gRaphnel's MY Pet %. s}g. Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
U .Mltyopia b eats Dedhaml...

a NARRAGAN sETT PIER, " +. 3 3 a g.j
$l.--Aryopia defeated Dedham at the Point
$Judithg Country Club vest rday On Ia ones
aided game for the club cups by a score
az 1s to i "a goals. 7 he d teams played
without handicap. and Dcdham scored
only two goals losing q quarter OF [. q
point on a sat ETY. by Forbes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

in11aa1mI.
,AUTOMO8lL RACES IS
83.Ss5 AT JENNINGS BEGIN

E01 BY AGsocI ateu Ffess ,EII
gas WAsHINGTON q D.. q, August r.
Barney Oldfield, In his gasoll ne cal. TOT
dav failed Tto lower his record OF $63 secs
onds for a circular miles, his time being
IA 100 3D. 3 & .9f q
II 4 a grand aweepsta ak es race Of three
miles In heats. Oldfield defeated Eddie
Bald, The best three ntle was made by
Baldwin 8: 10, I Ks 4. VA IL SEii
TIC occasion was the first automobile
races OF the Washing on season, under
the auspices Of the national board OF the
American "A lie Asso iation, WhtcG,
were run at Bennings, n ss8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
81 N Sc CON D;
ALL E EsT THIRD 1 |. ID
Winged Foot Handicap NJ orey
Went to sa1vid quiiirril33I Y 4
First III Sixth 3 ON a 55E5
81. logan axes ;,.z' s E'ty p'ls
chase Results 81 isH
4, IA Other Races. 81

INV Ass 81 atcd Press ss, 5s 8.s8
INK NEW y ORR, ~ Aug lust - atnes S ~ %
Brady Accoun tant, 12e pounds y up
4 Won tho ;i5, 900 Brig on Derby mile nile
and half at ghton Beach today; The
's9I Bra Y colt so oyerwh elningly
XXI - outclassed his field that sf,s was
.Ahcd d II the prohib two prtcc q. *
5f9S7 ID 10 s. N "a mo time ot ! the e
~ h fife n Journey was he In danger
sS. E-lje q & defea a. summar,,
VIZ jStES La5ls Ii q Z furlongs Frank
@AE78sk1E r. Gin Il sto and q y t q
iFtpytfSt''SSSSf, 81 first. sonnus q 70
Ef9-21ys.1s and 3 to- second
\ cava dsuri3 to u dnd TO ~ bird
Time. 1:os ~ gSs
fsccol,ls rae lechase about Y two e
miles ON Cogaii even and R$22 to q
first, am CO 6to y and to ~
third. Time, ::2s.
Dix flIrlongs alvideres Il to 10 and ! TO
ss) first Lord Lowell III toy and n "a \ to 3
1 SECOND, Pennaris 40 to i$ and g & and ~
third. Time, 4 :16. s5s
Isourti Il h race the II Brighton Derby,
4 SIS, COO, mile and q halt--Accounta1t#(1 70
/ and OUT Il first. Samson KS to 4 and 9
10 ~ sec ond. bert r.. IS to and % TO %
third, Time. 2:37
siS Fifth eliin mile $Sand q @ six
tecnth--k ing Cole IA s. and 81 to 81
first, led 4. eaf a. to r and g To- 3 cond.
Syrcnne looS to and 8 TO a third Time,
rs
Il S tx II, ce-six furong Sd acq uln g to
III and Is 10 Isl 4 irst. Bohemia e. to u and q
Fto%1) second, Gold Sc eptcr GO to and ~
Ito ~ third. Time. 4 Il
Seventh! race six urlon 81 istona g
~ and Is 10 s) first, led erstro g e
81 and to- 1o second arlete q To-
and 4 10 HI third Tine, IL Al 1-5 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
LOCOS DEFEATED
Suffer Bad Defe al al Hands 81
q 81 Q.a Office u cam. hi. !. ssl

7f5l - " -
), since the Bees freorsanized under Man
,agert M lies and Cap tain Bal ley they have
are now 4 going Will soon come into q
prominent position In the Amateur
League. The Locos' 70 oters were a sadly
disappointed lot yesterday evening after
the crushing defea { adminis tered to their
fnvorites. q. 1Si y.
The game started good and fast ana
looked rs IL 1T might develop into a plteh-
ier' Il battle, II was the first half Of tbs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Saturday n Games

I1UCl5H 3f2
81 snowballs, ss S$ lops,
Times Dispat ten, D: Can Co.. a
Il b. Tor. Q ;;ffS ] enk ms,
Y The " last two games N were ssf forfeited.
neither the Cans nor III indersg putting &a
team field III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Pit he'd IS ottl 4 6 arnle,s.,.

tss Stanley pit ched both games, 8 flowing
seven " hitsSs he "A first exhib ton and
winning n 1t, and " permit ting ia but two
Richmond rs n to # connect safe ~ In the
second game and losing It by one score
Nine hits and 81 two runs IN eig hteen In.
Sr,inigea s ii his record, II ana It D Is & q Il good
one. However, 4 the one run that Rtch-.!
mond Bmad 81 was earned .
Sa Drew pitcher for r edmond, n and Leon
ard " pitcher for Norfoll ore d the un,-s
! hires. Umpire Nowhouse had been sent
I to Lynchbnrg to 4 d flclate NJ and Il Umpire
Black II NJ h OF was 4 to come 4 her did not
get Ga telegram from Secretary5B Grasory
linz time a to- max q the train, - ofoFoj alt
was necessa ry+i to work 4 In Y two Bplayers,g
and the men no pitch we're hosen II Az
as IA Tia ninth inning when Il two men
were out and gSS seitz @ In teri ersd with
Catcher Cowan, the trouble start ted. And
1t looked very n nuo w like a mob, Not
before this Use ason has tn ere & beens any
more excitement and any more Sdlsorder1Y
conduct BY the people OF Richmond who
not the ball players VI no caused the disc
order, hut was the 4 people from the
grandstand and the bleac 70, Il e
Eos ter and Stanley had both gone out
and SDingle had singled Seitz cams to bat
and swung yictousl " at ii a bal After3
swinging he stepped Del beratsly In the
way OF $CoWnn and prevented the throw
"a second to catch Dthgle, who had ats
I tempted to steal. The decision Of Dfews
Who at the time was alling the balls
and strikes, Y was uncertain for q time
4 ana sha Ter pre- tested, r Drew claimed that
the man was sou t.4 This retired the side,8
and made It certain that n almond had
won the game, vs. i88i 45
Wild Mob on Field. 5ss
e B But Just about the time the argument
started between the players on the field
the crowd started from the grandstands
and the bleacherA, and fully one thousand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
.LYNC[HBURG Takes
FR0M|' ROANOKE |. ] H:
The First a \! an Easy. tory.
n. The Sec ond Quite
c lose
FAR AHEAD I'm PEN 1 ] RACE =
FAR All FAD IN PENN \ y 4 RACE
Quite a Large ovid 81 Rioters
Witness the Tiwo Ex - s
Ii 81 hibition. Il
& n !. Z 4
especial 10 The Times=Dispatch.

Especial TO II The TiLue1- OtSpatch.)SF
.8LYNCHBURG,sS1 AZ, August The
ashoemakers y beat 4 the High bland ers this
| afternoon II ms a Il double header, winning
Sthe first game by the score OF to land
the second by a Garrison finish Of 8 to-
The sticky ball was the cause OF an error
5oil5 both teams. q IN the first, Stewart, that
Il il, as far as his work U was 4 concerned;
pitched "a no-hit game. Cooper made
"a double play In the first inning a fter3
there had been a chance - to retire the
+ side. AZ ter that the visitors did not get
senlblance of a III t. Cassidy %evld IDENTITY
i had q day on, and was q landed on so
freely In the third timing that he re-:
I tired d In the favor OF 4 Davenport,a new
pitcher from the South Carolina League.
who held the High land ers. and put an
4 end to the scoring Davenport looks to
I BIZ a find. In the second game an error
4 By Lanham at & frs t. lost the game to
the visit S93S KS
5 55j Without the error. the play would have
retired the side. leaving Bowen; t se-
play by H ge-ss5 & and d long single by
i Bentley, giving the other team one un--
earned and two earned runs. " The scores:fl
&; gI1YNCHBuRG. \
x Players: &. "A, B. r. n H. Q. "a. r..
Bowen as = ~. J An . S5s ..
IA1cKevitt, II. 3. 5s isi o o.
Holt, q ! RI llSEaSl
Walsh ss8 O3sl y sB5 y
Cook, 3b. s \. Q l}ss s5S ~
Bentley, II. n. " 81 ss O
STotman, 4 CT &. a HI 1!s86F80 9;
Ste wart. $! 9 I'M 83
X otala |: |; 90 s827 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
WIN HEAvY sc ORES RE-:
Is y y
for #Fiirs tsI9 ace iii tlle
5S3si5 RAJ e.Ss, II ;.3I33s
Rich nond ANA eurS Base ball
Lea CUE. ssS
VI on Tl ESD sP All CHI 4 g UP. s3sgs q
Standing, 81 s the Clubs

Clubs sI3,s! N Nv on. g Los t. g,
Amer. Loco forks I. 81 2 "A 857
b. B, i. !. ID. 1 1853
SCedar rks Z. . 81. d. So 1913
Times Dispa to Il Il. 4. 800
C.s& O. Offices. II. I. MI s 3S6
3C. O. Shops !. q. y. IS
Amer Can Co . III. y. K. 1908
II. Il ] enkins 4. \. . 286
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
/. o the Games
ATIO NALa LEAGUE.

Scores y ester lay. III.
4 New = ork IN Chicago. 4. III
Boston, 81 p ttsburg, 4.
Philadelp phi q; st. Louis. q.
Brooklyn, "A " Cincinnati o.. AS
Cincinnati \ d 3 ookly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
CUBS / WENT En- DOWN
E|Rs. ! J ! !.
i.iia1ltsi b eat a;,ttiona1 eap,l
lNeW,,,,.,,5..York

.Lgf a W.
mi ders by ecisives Score III 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
I'LL u KE {, N THE / .lE: IS
SIN Gil E 5 GULL !. |.
The Gig Race, the 4 Prettiest Of
All, Won't by Virginia. y Re gu ~
fly 1arH Crew. :Mt:ishap to# vs.
IN Both the Virginia @
a and q tomacs s5s.s 5sS5s
NJ n Shells.

Z 3 al q

"a Especial From Ia star Corrcspondant) Ssg
Els TOlN. 7 f3s Y gust THE
5ccssful X III 80 a far S that each " race was
ihotl contested, but the eig t-oar red shell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

on SCowan 81 sac n ice He toole third son
gstil's out from her to- first and ma
the run WI zen = oyd & hit he bal a n
Rsingl S
~ ofa tho Ave h runs mad q he
Mort olk aye rs In frsts game were
made when the sid e could " y have been
retired wit hout II them VII sit happeneds
that the bal vas n SO fro ton Ito
second sack cat Oh rum tenllTgSS
and 8 twice did n the& runner on the bird
sack & cross the plate M Their Sot the
Ions, but they ID ID, Just TIL same, and
! ii seemed thai IA was no us al
trying. Sss The Norfolk IA Inc ha the W.
makers guessing for, the res tssS ot It'll
time, and won the game 4 y the score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
5INF,U RlATED 3SMO OBJ S;i { 4
RUS ON 8D,'IAlplOl. % \ VI ~
Police Had Hard Nv ork Iii Pre-:
venting a Riotj5As fter the Game
M Mahon Threw Bat at / SIi
Umpire Drew Wild
Scene for a Time ss
EMS The Score. n 81

esults sof8SY 81 ester day 81 Games N
Il AL richmond eli rst game Richmond.
! \; n orfol * 81 lseco nd game I'll hnond,s
j sS orfolki 81 0.sglS
q; At hblrg irsts game) Lynch
burg, 81 ;3s Roanoke n 1. 58 Second game - -a
Lynchbnrg Z; Roam ike, 4 q;
8E AT ortsnou tn First MI galne) Porte
mouth, Q: 1 Dnnvllle, Second game)-
Portsmou th, 8; DanYille, SsS9s
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Standing 81 the Clubs

= edmond and Norfolk broke even yes.
;terrday8 afternoo In 81 dou bic -hea der, the
Sy Wis tors to ring " the first game BY the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

blythe 80 ore OF one to thlng.87
Long pttche TIE first game
& and los TIT N sim Nv orked In the
second game and won the
solitary tally min In i tho
81 eigh tn inning y hen Boyd 4 hit u
i liner to left and scored Shat
sSf erS$whro, wa on third Shat
NJ fer had 4 gott a. scratch hit;
fst hey deoision{ at first being very;
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I Totals ~. I. /. ,...., Is 1
rh q 9f ooora h,,@ Jtnniupa.S5 {s

CONTINUED on Second Page'>
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race betWeeil The:
iyirginia Boat Club 4
and the fS Potomac
Club washington,
was won, y by the
latter, after the \ Rich
mond crew had led
most q ". the va . \; .s5sj ].
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-13
Charles Moore.

Chas. Moore, well known for
mer resident of Delaware Center,
died at Rock Valley, Iowa, on June
Sd, 1906.
He was born in Chautauqua
county, New York, in May, 1922,
where in 1852 he was united in
marriage to Miss Lutheria Davis.
In 1855 they came to Iowa, first
settling at Strawberry Point, where
they remained until 1861, when
they became residents Of Delaware
Center, and where his wife died in
1868.
He is survived by their three
daughters, Mrs. l. Z. Eldredge Of
Rock Valley, Iowa, Mrs. VIM. Combs
of Annapolis. Maryland, and Mrs
Rufus Benson Of Washington, d. c.,
and by his two brothers, Nelson OF
Colridge, Nebraska, and Henry OF
Spencer, Iowa.
The deceased continued to reside
at Delaware until about 1886, and
since then has made his home most
of the time with his daughters.
The funeral services were held at
Rock Valley, and the remains, &C
companied by his brother Nelson
and wife, were brought to Delaware
where they were inferred in the
Gem etery by the side Of his wife.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-13


Bert Green's was in Central City
on business last Friday.
Il. NJ. Carr left the first of the
week for Missouri on legal business.
Miss Ella Morse of Chicago is
visiting with friends and relatives
here.
Read what B. Clark says about
hot weather merchandise in his ad
this week.
Mrs. A. A. Anderson and
daughter, Gertrude, were Dubuque
visitors Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Meskim-
men were the guests OF Cedar Rap
ids friends last week
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel King and
daughter OF Delhi were shopping in
this city last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Pierce at
tended the o. r. L. banquet at Co
dar Rapids Saturday night.
Mrs. Wade A. Brown and
daughter, Ruth, of Chicago are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. X. Brown.
Miss May Roney who has been
teaching music in Spring Valley, ILL.,,
returned to her home in this city
last week.
20. p. Keenan,, formerly of Man
chester but now residing in Sheldon,
was in this city last Saturday greet
ing old acquaintance.
Miss Alice Garner of Cedar
Rapids who has been guest of Miss
Helen Bradley the past week return
ed home Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson Dewey
and little daughter of Hoytville,
Ohio, are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Anderson.
Miss Josephine Hutchinson
was agreeably surprised Monday
afternoon by party given in honor
Of her tenth birthday. Ten Of her
little friends were present and after
a pleasant afternoon, supper was
service on The porch.
w. S. Smarzo and P. Fl. Kieffer
have been here the past week ar
ranging for the removal OF their
household goods to New York City
where they will make their future
home. They and their families ex-
pect to leave today.
Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m. the
Knights of Pythias held memorial
services at Pythian Castle. The
Knights in attendance, about forty
in number, went to the cemetery
and decorated the graves OF the de-
ceased members of the local order.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-13
Old Settlers Program

Me- ting of Delaware County Old
Settlers Association, June 2S, 1906.
PROGRAM
Invocation, 1:30 p m.
Music, 1885
Address, lao -R. w. Thrill
Early remlnis .ences, 1855 Mrs. G.
K. Nash.
Fifty years in Southeast Delaware
Comfy, 2:l0-R. g Brooks
Appointment Of COMMITTEES, 2:30
Recitation. 2:35-Miss Elsie Hatch.
Music, 2:45
Early Settlement fof Delaware and
Clayt ton Counties-F. A. Crimes.
Paper, 2:50-Mrs. Hattie F1rman
Paper, 3:lO-J. W. Corbin
Paper, 3:30 Mrs. Z B. Porter
Recitation, 3:5O-Miss Lou Densmore
Mus c, 1855
Collect on for current expenses, 400
Paper, 4:05-H,s r. E Crocker
Recitation, 4:20-Mis, Lien p
secretary. Ire sur, and Committee
rep ,rts, 4:35
Election OF Officers, 4:4O
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A q. COON, L. WILSON,
Presiden'. Secretary
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-13
YOUNG & DOTY.
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in the hard
ware business at Manchester, Iowa.
under the name Of Simon & Atwater
has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the said firm are
requested to make payment without
delay to II. B. Atwater at Manches-
ter, Iowa. The said hardware bust
ness will continue to be conducted
at the same place by W. II. Hutchin-
firm name Of Hutchinson & Atwater.
Geo. Simon,
I'll. B. Atwater.
Manchester, Iowa, June IL, 1906.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-13
Notice

| wish to give notice to the person
who stole driving harness from my
barn last Sunday evening that he
may return it as soon h Q S
through with it. otherwise prosecu-
ton will follow.
HENRY SPANGENBERG,
Dundee, Iowa.
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GEM CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Be II remembered that on this the 4th day OF
June A. D. 1906, it being the fret Monday in said
month, the Board of Supervisors of said County
met in regular session. Present j. j.. Kirkwood,
chairman, W. B. Robinson aud F. NJ. Burbr.dge
members, and II. D. Davis, auditor. Proceed to
consider elaine.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-13
Cemetery Notice.

There will be an annual meeting
of the Manchester Cemetery Com
pany at the office of Thrill & Pierce,
on Wednesday evening, June Is,
1905, at 1870 p. M, to elect officers
and trustees for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of any bust
ness that may come before the meet:
ing.
% 3w. G. G. Pierce, Secy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-13
Notice of Appointment OF Administra-
trix.

STATE OF IOWA, g.
Delaware County %.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the under
signed has been duly appointed and qualified
az Administering of the estate of ]. +.
fiie late of Delaware County, Iowa deceased.
guested TO make immediate payment. and
those having clsims against the same will pre-
sent them, duly authenticated, to the under
Dated, May 25th. 1906.
ANNA l.. FILE,
E-C. Perkins,
Atty. for Administrators; ss-ws