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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
THORPE.

A. o. Stone and son Dean went
to Manchester on business Saturday.
Bell Henderson, is helping Mrs.
Quincy with her house cleaning.
Ernie Mungar and Bell Hender-
shot called on the Grapes family at
North Manchester.
Jack Chambers and family moved
Lack to Thorpe this week
Sherman Henderson, and wife
spent Sunday at the E. Munger
home.
Dean Stone drove to Lamont
Thursday to see his uncle, Fred
Retz.
Willie Briggs of Dubuque is
visiting with Will Chambers and
wife.
Bell Henderson, spent few days
at Graft with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Wilkins.
Mrs. Will First of Dundee called
on some OF her Thorpe friends Las
Thursday.
Mrs. Sid simons called on Mrs.
Perry Smith this week.
Mrs. Stucie was in Manchester
recently.
The Cemetery society met with
Grandma Robertson Of Thorpe last
Thursday.
Mrs. stucie called on Mrs. G..
Keith of Thorpe recently.
The Graham Nursery man took
orders around Thorpe this week.
Dean Stone called on Mr.. Went
Friday.
Jennie Preuessner and uncle
drove to Thorpe Thursday.
Kittsie Sark called on Mrs. Sid
ney Simons recently.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
County Correspondence.

at the j. B. and F. Fl. Durham
homes Thursday.
Mrs. Keonl of Battle Greek, Mich
igan came Monday to spend the
summer with her husband. He has
the contract to build the new con-
crete bridge for the Great Western
r. r. near town.
Hugh Latimer spent Sunday with
home folks at Elizabeth, III.
Mrs. Sarah Huftalen and hel
father, MIR. Gillispie of Manchester
went to Chicago Friday to spend 6
few days with relatives.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

j. P. Ball and wife visited friends
at Manchester Friday.
Auditor Will Davis and family
of Manchester were visiting Mrs.
Hannah Raster Sunday.
Miss Coonrod was shopping in
Manchester Wednesday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

new light plant at their home light
ing both house and barn.
L. NJ. Barnes was in Wyoming
last week,
Mrs. Maud Hogg is visiting in
Hopkinton.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

To insure publication in the is-
sue following, all correspondence
must he mailed SO as to reach this
office the Saturday previous to pub
LEGATION.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
IOWA NEGRO EDITORS SPEAK
They Boom Foraker and Decry the At
titude of Taft.

They Boom Foraker and Decry the At.
titude of Taft.
Des Moines, Ia, June 10. = The
Iowa negro editors in convention in
Des Moines doomed Foraker because
of his attitude in regard to the Browns
vile affair. They decried the attitude
of Roosevelt and Taft, and in their
resolutions took a decided slap ut these
officials. However, they commended
President Roosevelt for his steps taken
toward the adjustment of the jim
Crow car system.
The editors further passed rcsolu.
ttons in which they urged congress to
Take a decisive stand relative to the
states in the south where colored men
are not permitted to vote. The urging
of the members of the race to start
farming and agricultural pursuits is
one Of the steps taken.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
Pinkerton Man Gives Advice.

Each succeeding arrest was followed
by wild scramble of the crowds to
get near the chief factors in the scene,
but nothing more violent than the hurl.
ing of a few epithets was INDUCED in.
Allan Pinkerton, the head of the de.
tective force at the track, rushed hith.
err and thither as the crowds swarmed
around the policemen and their victim,
shouting Go back boys. go back. Help
the sport along by having no disturb.
ance. BE orderly, boys and every.
thing will come right" On each oc.
casion Pinkerton's advice was taken
by many who returned to the netting
ring to look for further eventua!ities
In the betting ring the hook.nalscrs
hesitated 10 begin business. hut doubt
as to what would be permitted was
early dspcllel by John cavanaugh. iii"
master of the ring. who warned The
layers that neither the jockey club nor
the BROOKLYN Jockey club would sane
ton any infringement of the law, If
you want 10 bet individually" sad
Cavanauah to the bookmakcrs. "yon
do so at your own risk There will
be no giving and no taking of dis.
played odds. and no attempt to do these
things will be permitted"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

Grimes, R. A. Gull. D. W. Smith
and W. II. Bush were at Waterloo
during the week as witnesses in the
law suit of Phelps VS.. Schrunk.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
q. W. GREENS.
}. NJ. PEARS,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND COLLECT
y OR. All business entrusted to him gwen
prompt attention. Olloe In City Hall block
second floor. -
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17

AhDERs PHILIPPE.
DRUGGISTS AND sTATIoNERs, Toilet
~ Articles, Wall Pa er. Paints, and Oils.
Corner Main and Franklin Streets.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
PHYSICIANS
DR.. L.l. BOWMAN.
MANCHESTER MAReLs wosk.

mANSHeSi EN- MaHHIE WORKS.
r 8 prepared to furnish Granite and Marble
lMOnuments and Head Stones of various de-
signs. Have tile county hight for Sipe's Patient
Grave Cover; also dealer IN iron fences. Wei
meet all Competitor. u
w. M. Mel osh
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
Something Akin to a Riot.


Something akin to riot occurred
when the first arrest, that of Richard
Weldon, bookmaker, was made just
ms the horses were going to the post
for the first race. Detective Carr. in
plain clothes. grabbed Weldon. alleg.
lug that he had seen him accept bet.
A score or so of angry men surround.
ell the pair and the detective and his
charge We're jostled severely Another
plain clothes man, who was unknown
to Carr, rushed into the thick of the
fray aud caught hold of Weldon's arm.
desiring to aid his brother officer, and
Carr, not realizing his intent, cracked
the other policeman over the head with
his billy, Telling him. Carr was punched
several times, but meantime reinforce.
ments had been rushed to the scene
and presently Carr and his prisoner ar.
rived at the detention pen near the
cate
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
BETT TING SUPPRESSED
New Anti-GambIing Law Put in
Force at Gravesend Track,
New York.
NINE MEN PUT UNDER ARREST
One of the Cases Probably BEING In.
tended for Test
Embryo Riot Accompanies One cap.
ture and Detective Suffers in
the Melee Most Bets
Are Sub Rosa.
NINE MEN PUT UNDER ARREST

Between 10000 and 10000 persons
jonrneyed down to the Gravesend
racetrack Saturday to see the horses
run, and. if possible, to make a
wager ON their favorites. Hundreds of
gaily dressed women We're in the
crowds in the grand stand and the
field stand The races We're run &c.
coriing to the schedule. There was
betting too. on every race, despite the
fact that the new AgnewHart anti
gambling law was in force, nine per.
sons We're taken into custody by the
police authorities. The prisoners were
charged with violating the new anti.
gambling law, and each man was held
T III $500 bail for hearing.
Prominent Bookmaker Arrested.
Orlando Jones, one of the leading
members of the Metropolitan Turf as.
sociation-the b.g bookmakers' club
was the most prominent of the book.
makers arrested. a rumor to the effect
that Jones would invite arrest in or.
der to test tile constitutionality of The
new law circulated early. and when
he was led from the betting ring and
taken to the Coney Island police sta.
ton no denial of pre-arranged plan
was forthcoming
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-03

going on in open sous g. ,,cry
hand, the back doors swinging ton-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-03

s,antly on the Sabbath. young boys
and girls eongregating in back par
lors of dramshops and side rooms ad.
jaeent thereto. learning their 6rst les
sons in vice. these officers OF the law
tramp the streets night and day with
out knowing Of any violation Of Law.
When conditions in the city Of Jop-
lin arc SO notorious and open that the
foreman and other members of the
grand jury can walk into an open ga
loon located in the heart OF the city
and there find young girls and boys
drinking and carousinu and no Off
Ger have knowledge OF the fact. not
wiihStanding the occurrence had *
listed for two hours, then we charge
the police and township ofieers of
the city OF Joplin. as well rs the pros
ceniing officials therein. with neglect
Of official duty.
II, is my belief that no grand jury
could tru,hiully report n condition
like this in any county in Colorado.
am glad to be able to say this 10
the credit of our Colorado district at
torncys and peace officers.
after long searching VIC have at
last found method OF aiding In the
execution OF the laws against the
common vices OF gambling and ille-
gal liquor selling. In the history OF
Colorado the attorney general has
never been required by the governor
to go into n district court TO secure
the execution OF any laws until with
in few weeks. When the attorney
general. the Hon. William II. Dick
son. came to ask my authority, under
our statutes, to enable him to pro-
coed to dissolve the food trust. IN
stantly issued the necessary order. At
once il occurred to me that VIC nigh,
proceed in the same way against such
common forms of vice as gambling
and illegal liquor selling. notwith-
standing the fact that this is the duty
OF district attorneys and peace OFF,
GERS. I therefore addressed a letter
to the attorney general on that sub
jcet. And now have the attorney
generals assurance that we can pro-
cccd against these forms OF vice in
the district courts Of Colorado. and
that he will gladly undertake such le-
gal proceedings at my request. The
authority Of the attorney general to
institute proceedings in the district
court to dissolve the food trust was
vigorously assailcd by an army of
brilliant attorneys. His authority
vii be assailcd now by much larger
army when we institute proceedings
against the crowd of law breakers
who arc engaged in illegal liquor SELL
ing and gambling and other common
forms of vice.
"I therefore appeal to all district
attorneys and peace officers to pro-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-03
To Cure Indigestion.

The first thing to do in a case cf
indigestion or stomach weakness Is
to strengthen the muscular walls Of
the stomach and intestines, so that
they will digest without distress the
food that is eaten. This can best be
done by taking a Mi-o-na tablet be-
fore each meal, which will restore
strength to the stomach muscles and
stimulate the secretion of gastric
juices so that the food will digest
readily. and its nourishmcnt be retain
cd in the stomach to build up energy
and vitality.
Use Mi-o.na an you will have no
more sick headache, hearth--- bad
taste in the mouth, coatct yue,
specks berfore the eyes, slice ,ness
or other symptoms tina. cor. from
indigestion. With every 90 cent box
of Mi-o-na Award & Braden give a
guarantee to refund the money unless
the remedy cures.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-03

eeed at once to do their whole duty
in executing all the laws. In any
counties where such an extraordinary
proceeding shall be necessary will
give the attorney general authority
to proceed against law breakers when
the necessary evidence is brought 10
me by reputable citizens who will
agree to go into court with the 1T
,orncy general to testify to such vio-
ia,ions OF the law. Very sincerely.
"HENRY A. BUCHTEL,
Governor of Colorado"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-03
DOcrORs MISTAKES

Are said often to be buried six feet under
ground, But many times women call ON
their family physicians, suffering. as they
imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from
heart disease, another from liver or kid
ney disease, another from nervous pros
tration, another with pain hero and there,
and in this way they present alike to
Su,I doctor. separate diseases, Tor which
lie. assuming them 70 bo such, prescr!bes
his pills ard potions. In reality, they arc
eii only synpt1ms caused by some uterine
disease. The Hhss!eian. YSporant o. the
natienI GETS no betteA l0JwaseoS the
Wrong treatment. but probably woFss. a
proncr medIcipe Like pr Iieree.A EaXarll9
En- 95fS!s4 ss5 Ls M Tfsfs
~ dlstSiirfs at ikose dIstYssslha symp.
prolonged misery. II has been well said,
that" disease Known Is pn.s'n,;an s.li s%rsG
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
an expcrienecd and skillful physician,
and ADAPTED TO woman's delicate system.
Il Is made OF native American medicinal
.Ssss .iss.. and "a nm FILTH hsa@ils
Is Powerful invIsorating tonic .Fa-
yorlte Prescription imparts strength TO
the whole system anu 20 inc ofgnHs ulN-
worked. -worn-out,- rundown" deblli-
ta,ed teachers, milllners, drcssmakers,
seamstrcsses, -shopgirls, house-keepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women gen.
orally. DIR. Piercs's Eayofite frsssnptlon
eauaied as an nppetiring cordial and re-
stoTative tonic.
As : soothing and strengthening nerv::
Inc .Favorite Prescription II uncquAied
and Il invaluable ~ al!nying and SUD
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostraton.
neuralgia, .hystsria, sp.sms, 81 vi.a.
dance, and other distressing. nefvous
symptoms commonly attsndant upon
uiSrus, Il Induces rsirsshipg sleep aud
relieves mental aexiety and Dependency.
Dr, Piercs's Pleasant Pellets fuvigorste
The sionach, liver and howela. One u
SArss dosa Easy 70 take - eeody.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-03
For Sale.

Four good horses. 3 to years old.
weight 1850 to i4oo. Jenkins stacking
outfit. and complete outfits for eantaioupo
and bea. farming. Terms, s per cent
discount for cash. or will take bankable
note on ] s months time. J. c. 0insor. 3
miles southwest Of Rocky Ford. 27a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-03

For quick and satisfactory results. lis
with tho City Realty Co. l6a
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9enft, ne rettete fein 2cben.

Setter Da. MlIon bon Noples, Maius.
iaet in einem iiir3liAen Brief: sd
babe Dr. Sings Nem DISCOVERY uiele
Sabre lang aeaen 0uiten uno @rtd'.
tunsen 9ebraubt uno oente, oaB iie
mein 3eben aerettet bat. SD babe iie
als Elm auDerldiii9es 6eilmittel fir
Geblen= uno 2uugenleioen befnnoen
uno miiroe ebenio iuenia ohne cine Ssla=
ibe oapon lein. als obue 9iabruna. :"
Seit nahe3u piersig Sabren bat Stem
DISCOVERY an Der 5pibe bon 4eblen-
uno 9unsen 0eilmitteln 9eltanoen.
3ur 0srbiituns bon 2un9enentsiinouna
unb Deilune psu ih,uaden 2unaen bat
lie nibt hires Bleiben. unter @a=
rantie pertauit BON 90. 8. peters
Mpotbete. preis soc uno 81. probe=
flaihe fre,. sSn peters Npotbete ipiro
oeutib geiproden.
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Rod por tpenigen Sobren mar e cir
.traftlirobenoer Wann. eine marfonte
pertbnlibteit unb ols 9r6bter S0lont
Der '1nei3sriiben Nrnee in ben lDeite.
ten Greilen betannt. Mls Woior fiihrte
er ons Battalion 38. Sn lebter 3eit
NOR er als Qberitlieutenant YlabfOms
manbant BON 3ananau l., 9. Sn=
fol9e unfaa 1T prdlioent Bruno 2om-
bris in 5runs. @raubiinoen, 78 Sabre
att. qeitorben. 1859 mar er aus neas
pol,tamihen Dienlten beim9etebrt.
s5n Balel Iarb i'm glter bon "a Sabren
peir pfr. s. S. &ifenbahsY Yernoulli,
oas dltelte Wlitglieo oes balelltdotiihen
Winiferiums. Sn Belp. Bern. pers
mibte man lett einisen 3a9en ben Be.
liber oes 9lu=@utes. lllrih Oabe99er..
Nun bat man leine Qei1e bel Der Gins
munoun9 Der 8iirbe in bic Mare 9efuns
ben. - Sm &rummaber bel Nltbiiron.
3uaern. itarb lebter Sage i'm Mlter bon
81 Sabreu Der Sonberbunospeteran
Sobann Wiomer BON 0asle bel Bura-
oorf. @r bate ben Gonoerbunosfelo-
aug als 4orporal. mit9emabt. = Sn
9pies ltarb Der sonoerbunosueteran
Samrel s1dren. elm fleiBiaer Gano=
mirtb. - sSm gooen 3u &obrbah itarf,
81 Sabre alt. Or. 8utsbeliber S. u.
0iltbrunner. prdlioent Der oortisen
lanouirtbihanllden @enolenlhaft, elm
weitblidenoer. offener Wanu uno gutter
Biiraet. @r mar Elm lanaidbrises Wits
9lieo bes @emeinDeratbes. Wobl
elmer Der dltelien 8eteral1en 1T Der 1917
9eborene alt 8emeinoeihreiber 2dler in
MelAnau. Sn 5umismalo. Bern.
lirb mebrere @enifltarrefdlle in Yes
banoluns. Cine iun9e 9ausmutter 1T
bereits geltorben.
ya1 ben geribten Der meteorologi.
lhen @rutralanltalt in Grid ioa Elm
neuer fiiblbarer Wstterltur3 uns un=
mittelbar beporiteben. M0hte es 9nd=
bigger absebeu als ON 23. Dtai st.
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Gin alter 8eJu6er 1T tteMettt
&leiO.

Gin ridtiaer Geittaa ool Gr0blidteii
uno 2uit 1T fir oieienigen, melAe ln=
terbaltungen beiu6eu. nit Der Nntunit
Der Sbom Der Gebriioer Gun in Aus.
libt. DieIelben aeben in New p1ila-
oslpbia 5mei 8oriteaunsen am
'9ienitag, 30. Suni,
yormittaes uno Nbepos. Diele Sbom
brauht teine beionoere Gmpfeblung.
meber in oieier nod in ir9eno elmer an=
oeren 2anbibaft. Wdbrenp ben lebten
II Sabren bat lib oieies Snltitut einen
Weltruf ermorben als Elm unterbal=
tunssplaB erftsr alaNe. Dieie 5bom
brinot ilfrlner ettpas Neues uno milb
oaber INNER nit GROCER Spaauung e,=
tpartet
Oie Sun Sbop praIsntirt nur einen
gft pber cine @riheinun9 auf einmal,
aber INNER oas Bette, uno Die gem0bn=
li1en altbergebrabten 5ad)en lueroen
bei Selte 9elailen. Sobalo Die Sbum
am friiben Moresn anfommt. weroen
auf Dem Sbowsrunoe on Der S. Stra=
BE, Der li1 bierau uor5ii9li1 einnet. Die
3elte aufgeihlaeen. IS finoen 3ipei
YorfellunQen ltatt, .eine gta9mittaes
um VI! susi u3r uno eins absnos um 8
ubr.
Die ebom brinat cine prd1tige Nuss
mubl bon ieltenen 5bieren, oas Gnu
ooer Qeb0rnte pfero. eiuen rislissn
Manolilla. 20tper. 5iser, 2eoparoeil,
9Ddnen. 3ebras. giephanten, Rameele
&c. &c. Nub ein Gameel YabD nit lei=
ner Mutter.
Die anaeitellten Giinlfler lino 2eute
bon 3uf. Die oas 6o6lte in ibrer Guult
teiteh.
Das prosramm Der v@rtBen !Sbow"
entbdlt cine lhone Nuslpabl gutter 2ei=
ltun0en befrieoigenoer Natur.
Mm Normittn9 oes 5bomtaaes iper=
ben auf bem Sbom9runo cine Nn5abl
freie ycrlteuungen peranitaltet. Die es
lperth lino, pie!e Meilen melt 81 9eb'n.
um lie gu ieben. Dieie freien Norltsl=
luneen beginner 8ormittags I'm ll.30
uno lino frei fur oas publitum.
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gereiniete etaaten bon Mmsriea, Sbto.

Borqe{blaoeues <Mmeneement aur Rontitution
bon Ohio.
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8m6len'S Mrnica e6Ite 8es
tutttttt.

Som Moore BON Qanoroute |, So.
hrone. @a.. ihreibt: ,Gine .b6ie
WunbnelIe entiianb ant bem Mifp ,msis
nss GnBes unb i'd tonnte nihts finben.
Dos Diefslbe beilte. bis i'd Budlens Nr=
Mica &olbe antDan0te. Weniaer als
bic pdlfte elmer Csc Bidie asmonn ben
Sieo fiir mid, inben lie sine pollltdns
Djoe Dgitunq beuirtte. 0arontirt bon
ptters Apotbtie. Nur Is gsnts. Wsrs
iu&t iie.
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Woti5 ait Goutraftorett.

So pirb hermit @ota segeben, eab bic sommiiiio'
udre BON 9nsrarawas eonntp. Dbto, big
@amnag, Is. Suli 1908,
aebote entaeaen nebnen ir bte Seferung bes I&ate.
ralS unb bic Mrbett fir plgenoe Mrbetten
|. Cine @tiismauer bel ben Walswerfen an 5aetorp
StraBe, Canal 3ooer.
2. Reparatnren an bem 9amm in Soar, 9.
3. Sine Bride in q8et ubri6Spile. ..
A. eine Stismauer an oer 9siaFielo StraBe in
Soper Ip.
5; eiss grade an Der Start @atent strabs in
s. eine grlde mabe Der altsn @auid Jarm in Clap
Soipnibip
l. Cine grade nabs Der mObuuns bon 5ranf
Nespers in Warnii So,
s. Sine Bride nobe bet 8udboru etraBe in gsam
GomerStoiun 8.
9. 3mei grhefen an Der G'9ounen etraBe ia Union
SpmHlblp
10. Gine Bride an oer Gtarf 9atent GtroBe bel Der
Mobnung ppn SEQ. ysugents in Salem Ip.
Ii. Cine 8rude bel bcr Wpbnnne pom Daniel
2anBer in Dpper 1p.
la. Sine Briirfe bel Der Wpbnnn9 ppn gilbert Goer-
bolt In Dpper ~.
49, Glue Bride bel ber Wobnuus pon sSranf Ranf
In Glap Ip
a eiusn seton (eOnerets) sHfaerItets bel Der Sin.
beimatb
eseoes Mnaebot muB eu5eIn eingereiebt tperben.
SebeS Mnlsbot mug nm llbr Jtadbmtttags in oer
Office bes Gpnntp Mnbtors ein MN iptld9e 3elt bic.
feiben QeDffnet unb perleien merben. .
Sic &onu,p gOmmi1itpndre bebaIter fD bas Ne@t
Sebes Au8cbot fir bic GtiiBmauert cIt MtpaTat,ren
9m nD ben gsga as
sablbar an 4. .. Dpnabsp. Goants alSitor tir e!s
5nmHe pon si0C o. bs9lettst lsin alt sne 1arantis
bajar. boB Der 4ister ben 9Ontsaft ond uoerneemen
| mirb ipenn {eiu AnGetot anGenOMmen mtrb
SIR h;e oubsru Mfbeiten Bic nit QnSbrldli4 biel
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= Die STANDARD Sil 50. III in MO=
DIETER l1uloi9 beiunoen moroen. Na=
bait oenommen su baben uno bat cine
@eloitrofe in 00be BON $500, 600 gu
eemdrtigen. Wiro natiirlldh ebenlo=
wsnio be3ablt wie BIZ, friiberen Stralen.
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9as gr6kte
&lei0erereigniB ber Saiion.

Die 2lusnahl bon allen 5ommerfleioern in
unieren Store gu 20 pro,ent unter Dem resel
mdei9en preiie.
Rier iino oie Rleioer nit auseeiprodener
Gleean,, bon gutter Raltbarfeit uno 2ualitdt.
Oieielben fno braun, lohfarbie, erau, blau
uno id2war5 nit alien neuen Derbeierunsen Der
ailon.
Rode nit rpeit auseeid,ntttenen Sronts, ein.
fade ooer per,ierte 2lermel, Poien NIT ooer ohne
2luflhldee.
kommt uno ieht oieie 2ln5aee, probirt oieiel
ben, beadhtet oen 5uid,nitt, Ole era,i0ie Raltun9
uno Dor ALIEN Ole por5aelid,e 2lrbeit.
3eoer An5ue, oen rpir Gud, perfaufen, miro
Dom Sabrifanten 9arantirt
ollie NIT 20 pro5ent Robatt perfauft.
THE T'OGGERY SHOP,
Ser neue RletDer= storc am
Sits9oditraie, 9iew philadelphia, obio.
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8emein=Seid)lmb,
Sur Mmenoirumg Der gcftinn Sspet bon
MrtifeI 3tu6lf bon Der &onititmttnn
BON Shto.

Sci es bei6lOHen bon Der General. sliemble Oss
esttion1. 'r'1 Sab elm goriblao ben gaablern
ees Gtaates Ohio unterbreitst neroen ioa on benz
eriten Sieniae natb bem eritcn Wtontas i'm Wooem-
Der 1908. snr alm.nsirhns Der Settion 3ipsi BON
Nrtifd 3pDlf pom ber &onititution oes Staates
Cbio iobaB fe lauten iol, ioie iot9t:
MrttteI H.
s. inanaea un6 9eitsneru
baben, Gin eleibmdbiges Gpftem 3nr Grbbbun9 Ses
eofals uno Staatss sGintoinmens fet8nietsn uno au
be.pabren Sic mag Die gefeusrunes @eeenttdnDs
lladifi,iren, Iopeit als Deren unteribieoe bier3n
teredtieen, urt Elm peredtes Gtnfommen bon einsn
Seoen 3u fidern. @ne Stenern uno anoere gtz
laitunaen iollsn nur fir 0ffentliSbe 3Iede anIs
Ssrion. Yi Sie gstsuerunqsma6t ioa ME iiSeraeben,
eonSs Oes etaatss O6ie, Bombs BON iraenD cine.
etaot Sor Slsdsa sountg oosr aommG5s r, .s IN
psrbunSenen llnttrri6tsmittel, geqrden'spldsssnn,
bifentlI6en S6ulbduieernA uno au5ls9ilesllcb far
Effeutlt6en @pttesoenf gebraudbten 6aulerlL BON
btfentli6em GiQentbun, bas ausi@lteBlih fifr trs
seno enen 6ffertlden 3fped eebreubt fprp @ Ine
perI5nlibes Giecntbum in einem getrae, nsr $500
in gHertb nbt iberiteigt, iir ieoes Snopton1,m
u,5qen nat ben aleemeincn 8eieben bon per ges
teueruns augsencmmen ien; oss iolen QUE lolae
geiebe Der 8erdnOerune ober rstberrntuHg. unters
tporfeu iein unb Der g8er.b BON allen. 10 auss
oenommenem Giaentbum ioa BON 3ett gu 3ett tets
sgefebt unb berbffentli1t tueroen, ipls pom @eles
ttftimmt ien mag.
6ettt0H z. Nue 5ut. Oetl ptl
bieieg Mmenbements ,u 6raft beitebenb.n 5tcusrn
uno Musnubmen. ioaen reatstraftie bie1en! IN
Ser olei6en gBeiie uno in Dem -sleiden ltmfana.
ouber uno bis anberipeitis bur1 oas Gsiss bes
kimmt.
s. s. Gbam berlain
epreber pro te,n bes 9tepraientantens 9anies.
Sdmes 81. g9illiams,
prdfbent bes Senats
Guaenommen am q. Mdrs 1908.
Eereiniqte 6taaten bon Mmericd Sbto.
-ES "a
Sb, GarmiM q. Ebompio -Staats sSetrts
tdr bes Gtaates Ohio bebeinige hermit, bab
iiss cine in5rtli6e Mbidrft 1T, iorgfatia pon mir
tereli9en nit ben oriein.len S4riftfiiden' pelt.
iebt In bielem Bureau binterlcet nb une tn meintr
cffi,ieIen sut als staats eetrstdr, wie pN'f
bur& bic @sese bss staates Sbio.,, elmer @smeiIs
RtioIution anaenpmmen BON Der General MNembls
bss etaates DbiO am q. 1aee bes mldrs ees
Satres 1903.
8um 3euenib bafir babe Id biermnter ,n.inen
Nanen ossei9net unb mtn offi3ieues Sissa bin.
lueefiqt in Columbus, an oieiem 70 Gage oes
Garmi u. sbomtion.
(Sieoef} Staats= Sefretdr.
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