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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
LlNcoLN-AND OTHERS.

(F.om Richard Watson Glider in thu Cen J
But nothing has outworll the fund
amental principles of LincoIn's lead
ership. We have the right to demand
in our leaders equal sincerity, disin-
terestedness and devotion. We have
right to point, rs n perpetual stand
ard, to his moderation; to his con-
scientous consideration of all inter-
ests and views; to his wise and pa
tent tolerance and open-mindness;
to his freedom from rancor and avoid
ance of personal contentious; to his
neral courage; to his sense of JUS
tice; to his essential democracy.
We may, well ask of cur lenders
that they. should initiate his manly
attitude. toward public opinion; that
they should disdain to poison its
sources by violent and improved as
sertions and by the forced uses of
our modern machinery Of publicity.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
OFFICIAL APPoINr1ENr.

City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
III. G. Pierce, received last week a
circular official announcement, made
+iby Js:M. Dickinson, general counsel,
and d T. Hafahan. president. Of the
EniHofs !, Central Railroad Company,
Relative to the appointment i6f W. s.
Kenyon D. NJ. Kelleher and Maurice
O'Connor, or the law firm known as
Kneyon, Kelleher & o'Connor Of Fort
Dodge, as district attorneys for the
district heretofore in charge Of the
Hate Thomas D. Healy; namely: the
State of Iowa, Nebraska, South Da.
kota,' and Rock county. Minnesota;
the same to be effective January %.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
DISTRICT COURT.


The district court of Delaware
county adjourned Wednesday sine
die. During the term, ninety-five pro-
bate cases were disposed of. eighteen
law and chancry cases, and three
criminal cases. final decree was
entered in; the sDurey case. from
which no appeal will be taken.
The following matters were dis
posed of last week:
Probate. e
Estate of Adam Miinch. Widow
granted leave to file amended and
substituted petition for allowance.
Estate of Grace R. Spangler. Final
report of executor and first and
second amendments thereto submit
ted. Entries and decision to be en-
tered in vacation as of the last day
of this term.
Estate of Augusta Ames. Report of
collateral inheritance tax apprais-
ers approved.
NudIuidu VI ISuWdiu Diiiioh. tooJSS-
ton to final report to be submitted
in writing and decision made as of
last day of this term. Written
brief to be filed and served on OBJ
jectors by February s. Guardian
to file and serve brief by February
is. Directors to reply February 90.
Guardian of Eliza Dunlap. Final re-
port of temporary guardian az
proved, Guardian allowed $40 fer
services, and allowed sums reported
as expenses. Directed to make set.
tlement with permanent guardian.
LAW.
w. B. Logan vs.. Chas. Logan ct al
Order and decree entered October
20, 1908. modified SO far as to per.
init the sale of premises by referee
at public sale. Public sale ordered
| Notice thereof to be given as fol
sheriff's sale.
In the matter of the Incorporation Of
the Town of Delhi. f. e. Stimson
H. ft.-soCoHe, H. d. ToIteI, luoAlds
Simons and F. A. Sherman appoint
ed commissioners TO hold an cleo
ton for the purpose of voting up
on the proposition whether tEs
Town OF, Delhi, Iowa, shall be incor
porated as described in the petition
March 2, 1909, fixed for holding
such election. Notice thereof to b.
/ given by publication in The Man
chester Democrat and Delawal.
AZ County News and by posting no
tees, which notices and all Other
proceedings to be conducted in ac
cordance with the provisions O
Sections 500, 600, COL, COZ and 60:
of the Code as amended.
Masonville Savings Bank rs. Thoma:
Clabby, ct al. Settled and costs
paid.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
HRYAMaNDoRsEs LA FoLLETTE'
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.

The following letter gad dressed by
MIR. Bryan to- ssnatoti LaFoIlette out;
lines the position that the Commoner
will take toward the new magazine:
Senator Robert NJ. LaFollette, Mad
ison, Wisconsin, Dear Mr.. La
F'ollette:l ! am just in receipt of the
first number of your paper and hast
en- to congratulate you upon it's APP
pearance and its promise. am
heartily glad that you have entered
the journalistic field. The fact that
we do not agree upon all questions
is not so material, for those who
think for themselves are likely to
differ. If we all seemed to think
alike, it would be evidence that we
did not think at all.
I'VE are greatly in need of journals
published with a purpose and giving
expression to the conscience and
Judgment of person whose identity
is known Nearly all our great dali
les have become business enterprises
operating through corporate forms
The owner of the stock is seldom
known, and the editor still less.
wish we had number Of papers like
yours with national circulation
There can not be too much publicity
Out of discussion comes truth; only
error seeks the cover of darkness
Strength to your arm. If you can
purge the republican party of it's cor
ruptions, improve its tone and elevate
its ideal, you will render a public ser.
vice. If your efforts fail and the cor'
porate influences that have dominated
and continue to dominate it, your pal-
ty successfully resists the efforts of
the reform element in that party our
party will be. inspired to more effort
to win that reform element. You may
help US, therefore, as well as your
own party but insofar as you pro-.
mote any worthy cause, you will
help your, country, and that is more
important than that you should help
any party. aA- ssSsst
Il shhll be glad te@essgeraattsa with.
you SO sM as / can, and where here we
are compelled to disagree, i shall
still be glad to have the opposite side
as ably and as honestly stated as it
will be in your paper.
Very truly yours,
wv. j. BRYAN"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
six or more. Cash.

of six or more. Cash. 49,, 20. 90
Exhibitor must exhibit one ,6uahef
become the property, OF. the :
Short iColrsetha same To- be
sold at auction at close of SEES 5
lst--7Litter sgasriet ass.e 100 feetss ;,=ss,
1 Ioe. 1oM SRl' w NE i esi W asn;
sn shes!ss sssas sSa ssyaSsF. %
Cedar. !. Rapids. .Maahineis ~ q ~
supply Co, Cedar fsapids. Iowa. 2 =
Hetherfhgton Sous Manches- y rs
srsGcoat, ai BY ee Bfight.webstar Co, ~
Manchester. Iowa ~ y 1890
4ts srap,, ye assa ssesorip.ien ys'e 5so
S 9Th. Bushels frinothI seed. ;. 5 s
Domestic Science !
1st@Elwell Kitchen Cabinet by :;
Minneapolis. Minnesota, x. B.
n Clark. Manehe stsr. iowa. ~ sen 1900
The Rgssel l. Miller , Milling Sc; Contest,
Best loaf bread made from G,cei-. y. ~
md best; loaf bread f,tsle 7: FROM.
sr Ssf eesf oa e Bread sAs has ae fae@
Calumet Baking Powder Contest.
: s;luse Calumet. Powder Only s.'sI
End best white cake. cash. l!Mi
Best dark cake cash. b. ..... zoo
End best dark cake. CASH.. 2.0J
sna best dozen t sugar ~ cookies: 10y
sss s. sassRs &sSf$s ssG5sf,
Best baking powder ssfb'nscuit cash 80,
End sRest ha9eing powder biscpitr (,
;s,s sCake, aanysSarietye:a 10 s Is
HI. sas s.,s.. ,ita q. es.fasSSe|
8f!az ssssss: .' .'
ssarasn q
4th-Gash. -. eJi.. ...'s I: .ssa1s0t
s,tadmed Brown iBir,saa;l.,, =,
assHe caaii: 20 -
ssdzGasI,.s. ~. iii: s
1stMcas Ii 4.g!asern Bread ro
Hest IaaS nsessss Towj READY far yea q
Premium 81 Rhode Island Red
Debated BY. Mrs. If. E. Robson.
Best Model Kitcheng plan. Ind
4 Best hand laundered White shirt. 8
4 Self, heating, flat iron. donated
VI by Frank Seger. Delaware, Iowa. -
ALL articles entered lsto become tn
i property of the Short Course to he sol,
at auetions All articles entered in til
G t;;lll ct Baking Powder Special contes
| POWDER
Price Baking Powder gives $500 Ii
VI ing, their baking POWDER. Each appiican
VIII be asked to- sign d card TO that ef
Special Scholarship, contest-under 2
Best10 ears Reds Yellow, Dent.
months scholarship. Waterloo Bust
D Best 10. ears white, any variety.
college. . - - -
college.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
'JoRDlsoN INJURED.

!. While unloading cream cans from
tho baggage car ON the Manchester
4 Oneida train Wednesday night Haair ;.
ny Iordison met with a very painful
accident. caused by the falling of the
gangway which spans the distance be
tween the car and depot platform.
Jcrdison did not notice that the
plank was being placed, and one end
OF IT struck his left foot, badly LAGER
'ating and mangling the member. A
physician ", WAS called ya9d directed that
Nh ,,, 5ealssan remain 8 Il hons s{5sa
er 9l., GAYS vs. until {t the foot
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

Y :
Friday, February -, will be. the
one hundredth anniversary of Lin
coins birth. President Roosevelt and
a number Of men of note will de-
liver speeches at the Lincoln farm,
which is located near tile geograph-
ical center of the state of Kentucky,
and assist in laying the corner stone
of a noble memorial hall of granite,
which will cover the little one-room
log cabin in which the Great Eman-
cipator was born. The addy will be
generally oeserv edsins4 allsparts of the
country for congress has made it a
,teal holiday.
Roosevelt will make a great speech.
He will quite likely hurrah for the
Little Farm That Raised a Man."
fer the country in which a Lincoln
could grow, and for the people who
could recognize a Lincoln when they
saw him.
Lincoln. was genius, who forged
tie dissordant feEes 81 a If the North EYaa
represented by Seward. Stanton and
Chase, Into mighty aronduerine
host; he possessed. 9 rugged ss honesty sly
as reliable as the sunlight; his char
ity was like the snow storm that
covers every scar; and, better
than all else: for his country in its
hour of greatest danger, was his big
democratic heart, full of charity for
all and malice toward none,t and faith
in the right as he. was permitted to
see the right which guided him un
erringly onward and upward.
I; A great many eulogistic words vii
be spoken and written about the
Great War President during the next
few weeks, but it is doubtful if any
one will improve upon the man who
said, that Lincoln climbed fame:
ladder to its topmost round, and thel
stepped oversinto Heaven with fou
million broken shackles in mis- hands.
IN . Z. o.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
THE NEW SENATOR FROM NEW
YORK.

On the first page we publish this
week an extract from recent speech
delivered by YElihu Root the recent
ly elected Senator from the State of
New York. His speech makes it very
certain that; Root will be a valuable
addition to The old reactionary group
OF senators, whoss hasesslitslet. scenfi-
dence in the common people.
1t is safe to say that majority
Ct the new men ii. in the! the Senate, ipeluds;
ing Senator cummins of Iowa, will
oppose Mr. Roots policies and earn
popular, approval sby.so. doing. e
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
one Batter.

One Batter.
EnglisEman I'm British museum)-
fhis'book. sir. was once owned by Cic-
Gro. American Tourist--Pshaw. that's
nothing. Why, LIP one of our American
museums we have the lead pencil With
which Suah used to check of the ant
s,nls as they came out Of the ark.
Poultry Toilets.
Nov We will makeftlis white hens
,nset.' .
,Aad the pet stock dealer laid beside
/. small bathtub box of cold cream,
bottle OF brilliantine, n couple of
brushes, Il chamois, towels and soap.
Ifc bathcd the hen In the tub. He
scrubbed her. feathers till they were
snowy. Then he toweled her, wrap
ped her up and put her away in a
warm box:
Tomorrow" he said, '.after she is
quite dry I'll rub brilliantine on one of
these brushes and polish her coat till
1t shines like satin. I'll oil and polish
her feet too. Her face and wattles
I'll rub well with cold cream-that will
deepen and enrich the color, tile bloom.
Altogether, when I'm done with her
she'll be as smooth and shiny and i'm.
maculate as new silk hat or n well
laundered white evening shirt.
.'For exhibitions chickens have these
elaborate toilets always-much more
elaborate ones sometimes. In certain
breeds have seen the leg feathers
being: eurled with an electric iron one
,vby one. s,a-New0O Orleans Timss-Demo,
crnt SD 10 ae,y ...a,,s y...4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
DIRECTORS no MEET.

The regular business meeting of
the Manchester Light, Heat & Power
company will be held on this We'd
nesday) evening February 3 at which
time routine matters will be consider
ed. The meeting will undoubtedly bs
adjourned until next Tuesday even
ing. February 8, when the managers
annual report will be read
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
DELHI TO in CORPORATE.

The Ih district court of Delaware coun,
y .i authorized and appointed a board
OF commissioners to hold an election
March 2, 1909, in the Town of Delhi
to ascertain by vote of the people
whether 'a1',t or not the community wished
= be incorporated as town. Judge
Z. p. Ransier named as commission.
ers F. d. stimson, p. R. Stone, e. B
Porter E Thomas .simons and F.. A.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
..ILt ;" z Y ~ .ftuE ls--a'loW ar
NEW ii: TELEPHONE RoQIHss

{ In the lobby iofAthet clarehcgi House
have beenf installedestwo neiwlb6oths
Tor the use of telephone patrons,
The Bell and Delaware count@ ,tInde.
pendent)t Telephone companies spros
ylded the accommodation. Thep booths
are made of quarter sawed OAK and
ere fitted with doubiedoors and FROST
ed window lights. : Each booth Il Is
equlpped with the dime, quarter and
half dollar.slot SYSTEM. The manage.
ment of both SYSTEMS assure perfect
and satisfactory service from this ad.
ditional station.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
Methodist Episcopal.

The pastor will preach Sunday
morning and evening, as usual The
services of the week on their respec-
tive evenings. Epworth league at
ESQ o'clock Sunday evening, to which
every young person of the church and
city is invited.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State Of Iowa. Delaware Coupty.-s,
~ oia asIlicI No G9Sst March Term. AID 1907
Abbie J. Carhart, Plaintiff.
vs..
John burton Carhart. pefeadant.
To John Burton carhart. Defendant:
a. You are are hereby notified that there is now on
9tS p me once OF the Clerk of the District
our, Oh tne State OF Iowa. in and 10. Delaware
s,ounty, q petition IF Abble j. Carbar. cIainf,p
o. 81 y on divorce firm the bonds nj matriniony
on ,ne me- GROUNDS Of deselti, m and askine =
equitable sndt rfOsts - may 70 areineu
Ind that n.less yos, appear thereto and de-.
tsea on mo %r Gnfara noon Of second day Il
commence and be held at Manchsster. II, SSH
cc Cow on uonday: the 9Th day OF March A i.
@ He,sa ana % be entered you and
Dated this 18th day of January, 1919 s''a-a,
y W. DuSHAra NORRIS ,STtLESJrS -,
=s..rs. tor-eys for. Plaintiff.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
Baptist.

No special announcements are to
be made for next Sunday, the pastor
will conduct the services. preach
ing on the subject named for last
Sabbath.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

The day being set apart as Young
Peoples day, themes relative to their
work will be presented both next
Sunday morning and evening by the
pastor, Rev. w. Fl. Ensign.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

ain ~. And the Mule Moved. y
sHewit tnMhat's the matter with
j Graet's faceai'a
, YIewitt.sHe tried to, take n moving
picture !of. ~ ,mule.-,New York Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

George. simply can't take my hat
of at the concert"
'Why can't your
isMIt's TOT heavy to- hold. ',aaC Cleveland
RlaandI3 aaabs" sial ;,7ssiiansid Z
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
a Heal:on' 'Co,l;.;or

Z. II 1 .bo5rii;et meet d bonnet 49,
Coming through the door. So, :
Each with fowls and forests on It,
Three yards round orsmore-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

Tie ladies of the church will hold
a supper in the parlors of the church
this Wednesday, evening. Choir re-
hearsal this week as usual.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
Hesitation

81 loyeypy Dolly. for her form ). !,
90 tTlie Inaid OF Milo couldn't change ~
w .,Ana. dolly, had to. .rearange II. ia
~ ,.e New York Evening Sun.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

First Barn Stormer say. Friend
Hamlet! I.
Second Ditto Yes, lriend Shylock.
First Barn Stormer- Wouldn't ii lie
great if ,wc. could Only eat. all the
,roasts We set?-St. Louis Republic.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
Eames,

He wrote about the hollowness Of fame,
The mockery Of riches once we gain
'em, .-ars-FJs5.s
And those effusions were the very same
By which he hoped and prayed he might
attain 'em.
-Mtnnea no,is journal
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
PUBLIC SALES ALI! NOTICES.

. ls.N .s..l :.IE;' ~. ~. %
Sherman Harris aavertises pub
lie sale. to be, held at his farm 5 IL
miles southwest of Manchester and
] 1-2 miles south east of the Sand
Creek church next Tuesday, February
8. The auction will commence at 10
o'clock.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
doubtful, Te,t;nt,onial.

Fiadgar-How do you like your new
preacher? ~ s.sl .Itss
Digsby-First rate. He's 80 agree
able! Never talks religion. to- you ri
NIL, you know.-Smnrt Set. sless,..
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
Niaht.

~, Night. n
y We Know that nights jolly queen
AndrAerriment's her wrinkle.
, For every time her eyes are seen
W4.see they are a-twinkle.
Ss;s. 81 s'A.aii KANSAS City Times.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
A Natural Reason.

"That handsome fellow gets as busy
as a bee when he sees pretty girls
about"
Probably that is because he is a
honey boy Baltimore American. 93i
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

II each hat. not measured double.
Graaes either sde,'
: What mere man saaR, gage tire trouble
When those two collide?
.-Katharine Perry In Woman's Homo
Companion. ie.H .~si'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
Tn. Reisning Bel.

The bride to be,
Worn out was she - ,sl
With showers" by the scores.
And with We
AIRY sigh said she.
at never showers. but pours.", i, (.
Kansas City Times,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
SOCIAL.

Arrangements ar being made to-
unite the choirs Of the First Congre-
gational nda Methodist Episcopal
churches at Eeaster time. Tits plann.
ed that onste evening of Good Friday,
cantata will be sung by chorus Of
fifty voices, under the direction Of
lMr: IN. j. Yoran, and on Sunday night
at the Methodist Episcopal church
conducted by Mr. H. L. Ram. Miss
Charlotte. Atwater will accompany
the Friday evening production, and
Miss Lillian Fleming will preside at
the organ Sunday evening 2a
Plans are being made to hold ser.
vices Of sacred song at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Sunday
evenings. Such a service would in
GUIDE the Singing Of aoidtime Hymns,
perhaps forgotten by many of the
present day church; cores. The min
lister would briefly speak of the orr
gin of the hymn, it's author, and of
any incident that might relate to it's
publication.
Arrangements are being made by
the' Sir knights of Pythias to secure
the Cornell Gles. club the second :, OF i
third week in March, an organization
well known in the state, which will
begin its tour March 10. The club
is composed Of, thirty people, and a
program Of instrumental music. read
ings and solo numbers is the nature
ofs.entertainment.
eThe Devils Lane will appear at
City Opera house on. Thursday night
Of: this week. This is. the first 'a;ttrac-
ton booked in this house for several
weeks,s and the press notices regard
ing its worth speak well of the pro-
duction.
a!:.s s:.si---1,I--.-
The choir Of the, First Congrega-
ianal CHURCH has secured the services
of Mr.. Calvin N Martin. tenor, who has
consented to. assist in chorus work
at Sunday evening services.
III .+It;t $1,000
Mr., and Mrs. H. F. Arnold delight
fllltyaentertained company of TWEEN
tyfour guests Wednesday evening at
$3.50 O'Clock dinner party.
Il -. -------7-
AT Central Opera house Saturday,
February 6, s"Uncle Toms Cabin" will
again. be presented to "a Manchester
( 1871 :. III -
3 s Nm con,,,v sher;sf,, 10. ,hoo,od ,t
ceHtral onara house. on Tuesday
3hisbt r,ehrn.rv
asw .,.a :. ass.s
Z. - ~ n f,s..s -.
az Hawa pIs Erect VIZ n ~ 4 n Isqpa%
sslee. d, an can PEefc ~
q fault when there Is one; a I" dirty
scamp will fiad one, when there's
none." So sSaid Greaym. Owen. Al
response of current. events in Wales,
and a, descriptiNe paper, Wander
ings IN South Wales, meath Swansea,
Cover. carmarthen, Pembroke and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

Worth seventy-five Per.
OF the birds that's on 10 their Jobs
There's the mother pigeon, begobs.
Jest two eggs SHE lays.
An in a few days s.
Her nest is plumb full o fat squabs!i
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
SHORT COURSE PRIZES.

A week from next Monday. Febru-
aly 15, the Manchester short course
will open, and the people of Delaware
county and vicinity will be afforded
an opportunity of receiving competent
instruction from corps Of =teac4ssss
sent out by the Iowa State college at
Ames. Prof. p. G. Holden, Miss Charl-
ten and others will have in charge
the courses of study in corn culture,
domestic science and husbandry.
The following is complete list OF
nrjZas to he awarded.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

"what reason have they TO hope
that they can gain admission Ito the
smart set:'''
'fBefore they were married each Of
them denied in. at least a dozen inter
views that they were engaged.
Houston Post.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
Very pseeIlet..

: Very DseoIiete.
aid Mrs, Smith wear a dow cut
gown at the reception?"
YES. 1t was cut from sa4alnllar q
yard to As cents. BohsndanrEMaea-
zine.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.

At the monthly business meeting
of the city board of education, held
i'll the office of the secretary Monday
night, the High school committee re-
ported that it had hired Miss Margar-
ct Moore and j. L.. Schroyer. A mu-
sic primer for the pupils in the Sec
ond grade was adopted. 1t was de-
cided to appropriate $500 for the
teachers, $4,000 for contingent, and
$4,000 for the bond funds, which are
the same as were appropriated the
previous year.
The following bills were allowed:
w. N. Boynton, repairs. .......$ 9.75
t. Given & Son, repairs. $500. $50
d. r. Lewis & Bro, repairs. 4.5O
Carhart & Nye, REPAIRS. -. 1928
Iowa Tel Co., telephoning, 10
Central Scientific Co., sup. j. 3.11
Atlas School Co, sup. ..... 49,. 1854
Gin & Co., supplies.... ..... sos
G. Schirmer. supplies. ...... 40
A. e. Peterson, supplies. >. 11.50
Nj. j. Yoran, supplies. ...... 1.20
Silver Burdette Co., sup.... .. sd
II. C. Smith, supplies 80. -. 7.20
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

Stssestruek.
stagestruck! .Tlje butt Of Eods;andlznsnl
pray. reader, do mot ascpiSD
False friends they esE-hfnnl on ssnc
then ..
The gods they egg him nAi.
z-5ts - New. York; fe.