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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-14

CFocus, n. D., Dec. 10.--To The
Forum: John Fleming made q trip TO
Bisbee on Monday.
John schumacher visited friends at
Gronna last week.
Mr.. Flower intends to so to Ohio for
the winter with his family. They ex-
pect to go IN the very near future.
The poor health or both Mr. and Mrs.
Flower are the chief reasons for their
leaving. Their son, Merwin. win etay
here and take care Of the farm during
their absence.
Mr.. Emii Martin ID very III with
Rheumatism.
John G. Martin was a Cando busi-
nena visitor on Wednesday.
John Hintz had the misfortune TO
have his feet badly bruised IN an en-
counter with one Of his cows. iii
some manner he slipped and the COW
tranplad on his &0ss, injurine them
considerably. Cor. G.
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Heason News.

Heaton, NJ. d., Dec. 12.-Toe The
Forum: Mrs. A. r. Hubert and Mrs.
Bernica Barber made trip to Car
rington last Saturday.
Mesdames Prosper st. Jaque and r..
L. Klinger drove to Fessenden last
Thursday.
The furnace at the school house was
cverhauled last Friday. giving the
teachers and pupils a day on.
w. N. Corey, a brother OF j. A..
Corey. with his family. have arrived
from near Big Timber, Mont, to be-
come permanent residents here.
The Misses Lulu Higiey and Gail
Nichols are collecting funds for a
Christmas tree and an enjoyable pro-
gramme is also being arranged for
Saturday evening, Dec. %, in the
Congregational church. Everybody Is
invited to participate.
The Congregational church was
crowded last Friday evening on the oc-
casion OF the "Olde Tyne" social and
entertainment. given by the Christian
Endeavor society. The school children
of the primary department sang
America; Mrs. n. O. Barber sang /
Gamma Sing the Old Song: the ladies'
quartette consisting of Mesdames
Prang, Hubert, Barber and Thurston.
sang two selections. A male quartette,
G. 0. Toinlinson, DR.. Weible, r..
o. Klinger and B. r. Hid, sang four
numbers. A. r. Anderson gave a fine
trombone solo. and "A. r. Hubert a
violin solo. Miss Ruth Thurston sang
a solo. @. O. Tomlinson sang. Flee as
q BIRD, and Rocked in the Cradle Of the
Deep. Miss Ida M. Skretting sang the
Norwegian National hymn. Mr.. and
Mrs. III. H. Higley each gave recita-
lions. A German choir consisting of
Mesdames Fred Gusseck, J. M. Rench-
Ter and r. Prang, and b. o.
Klinger, Fred and August Gussick.
sang a German hymn An amusing
dialogue by the Longfellow club was
also much enjoyed. Mesdames ID. E.
Saunders, II. c. Barber and Bernice
Barber were accompanies. The dough
nuts, coffee. popcorn and candy booths
were well patronized. Receipts OF $50
were received. The AFFAIR was COM
plete success.
The Monthly Monday club held an
enjoyable literary and social meeting
Monday evening at the home Of Fl. c,
Barber After discussing Jane Adams
book, Hull House. current events and
parliamentary law. games were enjoy
ed as were the light refreshments
served BY the committee. Cor. II.
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CALIFORNIA LANDS.

CALIFORNIA LANpS--Own q win
ter farm home IN the Herman dis
trict In California. Join our Dakota
colony. Low prices No pioneering
Every desired advantage. Write for
full particulars today. Wheelock e.
Wheelock, rs Watkins bldg. Fargo,
N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-14

The Sundberg Co.'S store seems to
be thronged these days II seems to
have the attraction Of Fargo.
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FOR SALE--One quarter-section, one
mile northwest OF Russo; price $500.
Owner, Lars G. Madsen.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~~A%~~%AAAAAAAA q q
. AN EXCELLENT business on 8
portunity that onIv comes "a 4 4
man once in life-tifne. ON ac- .
= count OF the death OF member of q
the nrm, an old established man a
ufacturing and jubbInk wholesale 3
= business is for sale. Employ Ave a
statesmen. 1t takes $50. 600 10 q
handle II. For information write 4
70 Chas: Copeiin, secretary of the 4
-. Anthony Commercial club of Z
= Minneapolis, MINI.
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COMMERCIAL pan and ink drawings
for letter heads and Illustrations for
reproduction drawn To your order;
state your ideas and purpose Tor which
cut Is to be used and VIII submit
sketches for your approval; prices
right Call. phone or write. Forum
Advertising Dept,
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LAND FOR SALE.

FOR RENT--Quarter- section land,
adjoining town: for further particu-
lars see III. Amerland.
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"NNI 20 - Trustworthy. competent
man with $4,000 cash and upward
70 establish and manage permanent
local subsidiary business; $3.50 a month
ana All expenses, and share of profits
extra: large manufacturing company.
wen known staple tine, can offer ex-
celient opening for steady, capable
niani favorable investment; high class
business; good for $4,000 a wear on
better to right man. with big f,iture
prospects. Address Box care Nelson
Chesman g Co. Chicago.
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FLORIDA, Madison county's old plan
tations for growing cotton. fruits.
nuts and vegetables; for stock and
general farming. Descriptive bpok-
let free. Secretary. Board OF Trade.
Madison, Fla.
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ron sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-Quarter section on Goose
river, about eight miles west of
Portland, one-half mile to school. All
summer fallowed, good land. No
agents. Address 7s2. care Forum.
FARM OF geo ACRES, $50 under Gull
tivation, rest pasture and timber.
Borders on two lakes. good fishing.
Two living houses, out buildings, r. r.
ID. and telephone. Henry Anderson,
owner. Detroit MINI. r. .. BOX 80.
FOR sALE--s2O acre farm, $50 acres
under cultivation. eight miles from
county seat. 100 acre farm, 100 acres
under cultivation, thirty miles from
town. seven miles from county seat
For particulars. address o. C.. Sather
Streeter. N. u. -
WANT ED--All parties having property
to trade or exchange. whether II be
real or personal, to list them with us
for quick results. We Keep in touch
with people all over the northwest
having properties to trade, and make
no charge for placing yours on our
lists. We aim TO make all exchanges
on an actual cash value basis. and In
wife you to call ON or write. The Real
Estate Exchange, Kennedy block. Far
go, n. d.
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CLEAN RUGS.

WITH ELECTRIC cleaner. J. y.
Thompson. sI@ First avenue south
Phone b44
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FOR ExcHANcE 80. $500

TN ENCHAN0E-Party having large
exchange for good land. bankable
notes, iirst class farm mortgages, city
property ETC., or will sell at a dis
count FOR cash. sample stock, goa
6roadWay in the Continental block
can and see or address National Bond
ana investment Co. Lock Box ana.
Fargo, N. d.
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WANTED TO RENT-FARM.

WE, A FAMILY or Y, desire to rent
farm of 800 or more acres, land
lord to furnish teams and machinery.
Male help consists Of myself and three
boys aged 10, Is and IS respectively.
References furnished. w. M. Burgess,
Reynolds, n, ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-14

AGENTS everywhere can make money,
spare time, distributing post cares
Advertising our chewing gum No
Contract weekly settlements. Send
seven 2-cent stamps for supply post
cards. instructions and contract
snearrnint Co. It'll Broadway, De-
partment 80. New York.
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o. X. LAuNDRY--Mrs. e. c. officer
11zS Eighth street south. Phone
2191-L
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PRESS FOR SALE--Having bought a
cylinder, now have for sale the big
UNIVERSAL jobber that 1 printed my
paper on previously. 1t is in good
running order and win print one page
OF SIX. 800 takes II: easy tern1s
W. a. Shear Sentinel Butte, N. ID.
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WANTEp-Ho Horses to board for win
ter. good corn and good care. Phone
1853 call s.
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AGENTS WANTED.

wANTED-A good live man each
county North Dakota. TO sell 20
farmers time and money saving ma
chine Demonstration ENSURES sale.
Rest side line for men selling medl-
cine. Don't answer unless you can
cover territory. Address No. 107. care
Forum.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
FoR RENT-RAsEMENT.

FOR RENT OR LEAsE-Fnll base
ment. 7bx25. light. airy. warm and
sanitary, suitable for any purpose, IN
the heart Of the city. 20 Fourth
street north. Phone 622.
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80 MANrEp--MALE o. FEMALE

WANTED--Day cook, male or female
who can do bakery work. Apply
Mrs. ]. M. Heath, Dilworth. MINI.
WANTED--Lady or gentleman TO
Iaarn photography; no such big re-
4urna az anything else for so small
en,ount invested. Apply Schochs
photo Studio. s12 Front street.
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FOR SALE--A blue flame 3-burner
OIL stove. Nearly new. Phone
2446-L~
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FoR SALE on EXCHANGE.
FOR REnT-sToRz ROOM.

STORE FOR RENT--Will arrange to
suit tenant; Cook block. 2zs Broad
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-$5,OoO or $4,000 implement
stock in exchange for land. G. r.
Froling.
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EOS sALE-HousEnoLp GOODS.

FOR SALE--A piano nearly new
Cheap IL taken at once. Phone 1214-J
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WANTEp-To trade for good resi-
dence property, south side. Address
775. care Forum.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTEp--GirI in family OF two. ls4s
First avenue south.
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posIrIoNs wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN, "a wishes position, q !
once, for the winter. ADDRESS '0O
care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-14

WANTED Experienced girl for gem
eral housework. 1893 Eleventh
street north.
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FOR SALE-Househoid goods and
hard coal heater. 7s6 Third street
north.
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WANTEp--Giri attending school TO
work for board end room. Phone
1o20-LA
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attorney PARTNER WANTED
MADE $4,000 past three years. Con-
trol cream Of practice. Half interest
~ worth $4,000. win sell for $4,000;
n IIl cash. balance on time. Act quick.
Drawer H., Casselton, N. ID.
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YOUNG MAN wants work for poaro
and room, or wages. can 100 Ahs't
s a, m. to p. m. 100 care roI ulla.
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TO CONTROL
The TRUSTS
Continued From Page One

and II would be OF great value to the
legal branch OF the government, Mr..
wickersham says. IL the functions Of
the bureau should be so enlarged that
1t could be called upon officlaily to
make Investigations and report its
conclusions with respect to plans for
the voluntary or enforced disintegra-
ton Of monopolistic combinations.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas en-
cir -ring school; get in on the first
class. Write for Information, 1875
Front street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three nice unfurnished
rooms. newly painted Fargo Laun-
dry.
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FOR RENT--FLAT.
FOR RENT--one furnished fiat. Phone
2O05-L.
FOR RENT-Modern 5-room furnish
ed fiat. Apply BirchalI fats.
REIMBURSEMENT.
FOR SALE--North Dakota homestead
REIMBURSEMENT. Improved. 754,
care Forum.
o. X. LAUNDRY.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - New
and secondhand stores and furniture
bought and sold. B. Hartstein, Dos
Front street Phone ISL.
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PRINTER WANTED--At The Cava-
lier Chronicle ONCE. Sober, indus
trious and reliable. No booze or cig-
arctic fieud.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-16
MASONvILLE.

Don't forget the Labor day picnic
Michael Carmody Of Coggon was an
over Sunday guest of relatives IN
town.
Maurice Hennessey Of Ryan spent
Sunday with friends in this vicinity
Mrs. Frank Solder visited part OF
last week with relatives at Delhi.
Charles Kelly has accepted a POS
ton in E. S. Pixies store for brief
period.
Pat Devine of Ryan spent few
days last week in the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. William Behan.
At. Lillis departed Friday evening
for Henry, South Dakota, for sever
al days visit in the homes OF rel"-
tives. u
J. J. Alulvehill OF Minneapolis was
recent guest in the parental home.
Rev. d. Lonergan was among the
messengers to Wa: erloO Thursday
d. Barasary and Joe Breitbach
were visitors at Oelwein last Wednes
day.
Judd Culiisan left last week Tor
Ruthvan, Iowa, where he Will ENJOY
q two weeks vacation with rel :
tiVeS.
Miss Nellie Gleason of Indepeni
eacc is spending the week with rel
,Liyes III town.
Gea, wa; closed last week
whereby NJ. Hayens purchased John
.iahl's farm fer $l25 per acre.
Eddie O'Hagan is spending a lew
days with relatives and friends at
Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
The ice cream social held here
Saturday evening was decided
success considering the inclemeh<
CT the weather and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present.
| Last Wednesday during the cleo
irical storm the large hay barn be-
longing to Robert Robinson was
struck by lightning, the barn con-
tanned large quantity of hay and
with its contents was completely de-
stroyed.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-16
City Council at a meeting to be held
at the Council chamber on the 2sta
day of August, 1911, at eight O'Clock
p. m.
Dated, August 9Th, 1911.
r. WILSON, M. +. LIE ROf
CITY Clerk. Mayor.
ORDINANCE NC. 21o.

.
An ordinance fixing and establishing tne
grade of that. part OF Uiion street ex-
tending west from Franklin street &c
the center of River street. In the city
Of Manchester. Iowa.
BE it Ordained by the City Council OF
the City Of Manchester. Iowa:
part OF Union street in the City OF
Manchester, iowa, extending west from
Franklin Street to the center Of live,
street. be and hereby IS ilxed ana es-
1tabliShed as follows. to-wit:
Union street, 100 feet west OF the
center of franklin ana Union stress
1925 above the datum line as , estah.
XXXlII OF the Revised Ordinances OF
the City Of Manchester. 1908.
Union street, 200 feet vest OF center
of Franklin and Union streets. loo.?;
above said datum line
Union street. 800 feet west of center
of Franklin and Union streets. loo,''1
above said datum IL line !. ~,
OF Franklin and Union streets. 1000
above said datum line.
Union street. 500 feet west Of center
of Franklin and Union streets. l0o.o VI
above said datum line.
Union street. GOO feet west of center
Of FRANKLIN and Union streets. ?9.i3
Of Franklin and Union streets. 9a.37
Ahove said datutn line . = anto.
Of Franklin and Union streets. 1886
above said datum line.
Union street S31 feet west of center
Of Franklin and Union streets. 9S,o'
above said datum line
Union street. 9a1 feet west OF centei
Of Franklin ana Union streets. 96.":
above said datum line. =,
Union street. 1921 feet west OF tn
center of Franklin and Union street
"a. 90 above said datum line.
Union street l12l feet west of cents
Of Franklin and IEnio" ctr"rfs ~
enter of Union and River streets 92.2o
dove said datum line. 80
section 2. That the elevations Ana
,radcs established in section l hereOf,
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.eport the outlook for crops in

report the outlook for crops in tina
section not very encouraging.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Putt and chill
dren, Marie and Linus, were visitin
relatives and friends at Clayton from
Tuesday until Friday.
Mrs. Ryan is at home from Elkad
er, where she spent part of the
summer with her daughters, Mrs
Canada and Mrs. Quinn.
DR.. and Mrs. Mueller were up
from Dyersville in their runaoubt O..
Tuesday to spend the day with Dir
and and Mrs. NJ. z. Dittmer.
Miss Mabe! Moore Of Masonville is
here to spend few days at the +.
A. Grimes home and with numerous
other Colesburg friends.
w. S. Adams, William Adams ant
Sam Hyde attended the harvest hons
at Dyersville Wednesday:
Mrs. G. Flynn was summoned tc
Elkport Tuesday. by the death Of he,
father, Mr.. McMorrow The funeral
was held on Thursday, and was at
tended by the Flynn family, and Mr.
and Mrs. Louise Mcmahon.
F. A. Grimes smade business trip
to Des Aoiles during the week, where
he purchased. i mitchell automobile
arriving home with the cSr Thursday.
RMS. Craig and Miss Morga Craig
were hostesscs TO the mite society
Saturday evening. A larsupper was
served.
Mrs. Robert Quinn and son, Paul,
Mrs. Ray Quinn and daughter,
Dorothy, and Mrs. Rodameier. of
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COLES BURG.

The more ram, the more rest. We
are getting the rain all right. TIL"
pas. week has been a stormy one,
electrical storms and heavy rains.
During the storm Wednesday night,
Two barns We're struck by lightning
and burned to the ground. One VS.
on the Pensil farm at Skiplevel and
the other on the Silas Bowman farm
near Bethel. 10th were large Now
earns and were filled with hay,
rain, machinery, etc. A valuable
stallion Was rescued from the Bow,
man barn. hut was so frightened IL
he flames that he dashed wildly
against barb wires fence, receiving
terrible cuts that may prove fatal.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker re-
turned Saturday from Marion,
North Dakota, where they have
spent several weeks with his sister,
Mrs Wilbur Smith and family. They
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-16
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF STREET
MPRONEMENI..- .-..E

Sealed bids will be received at
the office Of the City Clerk OF the
City of Manchester, Iowa, until two
O clock p M, on the 2Sth day of Au.
gust 1911, for furnishing labor and
material for street improvement on
that part OF the alley between Main
and Delaware streets, commencing on
the east line of Franklin street,
east along said alley to the west
line of Madison street, in the city OF
Manchester, by grading and paving
the same. Said paving shall be CON
structed OF Portland cement and
sand, all of which paving shall be
done in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the office Of
the City Clerk, which plans and speci-
fications are by reference thereto
made part Of this advertisement.
All bids will be given per square
yard and must be accompanied, in
separate envelope, by a certified check
payable to the order Of tn City Treas
urer, in the sum Of Fifty dollars
$3.50. 00), as security that the bidder
will enter into a contract with tie
city for the construction OF the con-
,cmplated street improvement and
will give bonds in the sum Of Two
Hundred Dollars ($200.00). The fol
lowing is an approximate estimate
Of the work to be done, to.wit: 5S5
square yards of paving and 2G0 squar
yards of excavation.
When said street improvement as
contracted for has been completed al
accepted by the City Council, the
cost and expense of such street i'm
Drovcment shall be assessed against
he property abutting on the part OF
llley so improved. In accordance
With the law governing such assess
ments the city will issue assessment
certificates in payment thereof draw
ng per cent. interest, except that
)ne-half the cost and expense of said
,lley Improvement at spaces opposite
.lleys intersccting but not CROSSING
and at spaces opposite property own
ed by the City of Manchester, Iowa
ind any deficiencies where the spec
al assessments which may be levied
against any lot shall be insufficient
20 nay the cost of the Improvement
shall be paid from the city improve
.ncnt fund, by warrants issued to the
contractor on said fund. Said asses
mont certificates and warrants shall
e accepted by the contractor in full
,ay for all work done under his
ontract.
Work to begin on said street i'm
provement on or before September
OIL. and TO be completde on or be
or September 23rd, 1911.
The successful bidder shall enter in
=, a contract with said city for tho
furnishing of labor and material tel
construct such street Improvement as
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Elkader. We're guests Of Mrs. William,
Adams on Tuesday.
Nora and Qita Cos tigan visited with
their friend, Bertha Wordehoff, at
Dyersville Wednesday, and took in.
the Harvest Home
Mrs. Ed. Knee and children spent I,
the week at the Ross Chase home (,
near Greeley
Mr.. ana Mrs. Schultz returned tot
La Crosse, Wisconsin, Tuesday, from
4 pleasant visit at her parental home,
here
Frank Vorwald, of Gettysburg,
North Dakota, was calling around in
these parts recently.
Mr.. Gem Ryan, Of Omaha. Neh
came Saturday, to see his mohter,
Mrs. Ryan, and other relatives here.
Mrs. Hoary Wordehoff, of Dyers-
vile, was among our Sunday visitors.
A picnic party composed Of the fols
lowing ladies and gentlemen hied to
the Lime kiln, Thursday afternoon,
IF VIZ. VII. anu MIS-. y :. ~. +bOlslliSCl,
!, Cecil Bolsinser, DR. and Mrs C. H.
/ Jacobs, Misses Blanche Grimes, Clara
I Potts, Mamie Potts and their guest
1 Miss Irene Sochridge, Of Clinton,
Iowa, and Miss Gertrude Potts, Of
kingnlan, Arizona. They took along
vel! filled baskets, expecting to eat,
drink and be merry. Just as the
viands were were being brought forth
the sound OF thunder broke the still
ness Of the evening air and the
lightnings flashed above their de-
fenseless heads. They speedily made
a hike" for home and mother, but
the storm got there first. All sue
ceeleI in reaching shelter without
injury, but not before being thorough
ly drenched 1t was the first real
good bath the gentlemen had had for
some time and no doubt, it did them
good AS for the ladies', they are
| bcwailing the state of their Sunday
! clothes. 1t We're better not to go
/ ''picknicking" during the storm per
| iod, eh?
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have reference to center line of said
Union street and are dccinlniiY express
ed In feet above the said datum line.
That the gutter. curb and sidewalk
grades OF said part OF Union street sha'i
conform to the provisions of Ordinance
No. 1888. being Chapter KXNlll Of the
Revised Ordinances of the City OF Man
chester, 1905 as amended.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
us passage, approval and publication as
by law provided.
Attest. NJ. +. Leroy.
T. Wilson. Mayor.
City Clerk.