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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Judge Becker Nam
ed Over Knots as
National Delegate
BLODGETT SAYS OF
LAKE COUNTY MEN


Tim W. Englehart. The Prince of
Gary. is in town. Prince Tim lives
in a $4,000 house. has seven auto
mobiles and has made four trips to
Boston and IS regarded as one of the
finest entertainers in northern In
diana. 1t is said Of Tim that he
plays the best knife and fork game
in Lake county.
John a. Gavit and Judge Law
renee Becker OF Hammond came to
town today and said that IL the
lightning should strike Lake coun-
ty man for governor. Judge Becker
would be in an open field where the
aforesaid lightning could have a fair
swing at him. But Mr.. Gavit, who
is an astute politician. soon dfscov-
cred after his arrival that the Craw-
ford Fairbanks Tom Taggart ma
chine has attended to the governor
ship proposition.
Thomas f. Knots. mayor of Gary,
here in the interest of purse poii-
tics and a desire to see that the peo4
pie rule. Assisting the Gary mayor
in his uplift movement is Big Bill
Cain, also of Gary. the man who
gets all the good contracs in that
town. Bill and Tom are against the
machine=not.
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iris rify ta v.o.n IL svorII hare any
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THE WEATHER

SNOW TODAY: FRIDAY
FAIR AND SLIGHTLY
WARMER
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THE STEEL TIE.
Absolutely Practicable, Reilaney Has
 Been Fully Tested.

Apropos of what has been said re- gently in these columns concern ing the steel railroad cross tie, the fol lowing additional information is gly- en- That steel railroad cross ties have been used for 25 years in Ger many, giving perfect satisfaction in point Of resillisncy and in the man ner of fastening the rail to the tie, is generally known to all well in- formed people on railroad construc- ton, throughout the world This fact absolutely refutes all statements and assertions that the steel tie is not practicable on account of lack of vi bration or resilliancy, and on account of inability to secure a satisfactory fastening for the rail.
 The German tie is clumsy, heavy and expensive and chiefly for these reasons and on account of the fact that until within the past few years wooden ties were so much cheaper than steel, the German patent was never adopted in the United States, though efforts were made to intro duce it into this country.
 The chief engineer of the Pitts burg and Lake Erie railroad had this to say of the Maxey steel tie: 50 far as l am able to judge from a close examination of the model l see no reason why the tie does not meet all of the requirements. It has, 1 think, a perfect fastening, rail seat which will prevent the spreading or the track and a surface for insulat- ing the tie superior to any l have ever seen. The cotton seed hull pulp used for the purpose of insulation be. tween the rail and the tie will fur. nish the necessary vibration. I am glad to give the company permission to make the test on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad and have no doubt that it will be perfectly satisfactory :"
 The board of tra.a control of the interstaet commerce commission made substantially the same state ment of the Maxey tie upon a close examination of 1t in Washington City on December 21, 1911, with the sug- gestion that Ioadbed test be made at once and that ii the tie would pre- vent the spreading of the track and they had no doubt that it would. they would order it's general use through out the United States
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PARK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

H. A. Thixton, Minneapolis; Mir. and Mrs j. S Walsh Jr., Kinlock, Mo-; Mir. and Mrs. Phil c. Moore, Okla homa; Mrs. E. X. Faust and Miss J. l.. Furst, Chicago Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson. Little Rock; Mrs. H. H. Brewer, Winnipeg; Mrs. w H. Ran kin. St. Louis; Mrs. Nelson A. Wifi, Minneapolis: Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Btu chauman, Texarkana: Mir. and Mrs. John C. Scott, Denver; Frank w. Til ten and Miss Winnie 1'iiten, New Or leans.
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Lost-$l5O; six 20 and three To- dollar bills, tied up in tobacco sack in South Hot Springs, on 18th. Re turn to s. A. Burroughs for reward
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LOST MONEY
 WAS RETURNED
WANT 40. IN sENTiNEL-REcoRD BRINGS BACK TOBACCO SACK
 FULL OF BILLS.
Diogenes Need Not Search Further for Honest Man, Who Has Been
 Found In Person of j. W. Estes.

Lost-si50; six 20 and three To- dollar bills, tied up in tobacco sack in South Hot Springs, on 18th. Re turn to s. A. Burroughs for reward
 This little lost advertisement, meet ing the eye of w Estes. the origi- nal mP.n for whom Diogenes has spent so much time in search, served for the return of tobacco pouch full of bills to MT. Avant yesterday, and furnished the big surprise of the week to those in the neighborhood. MT Avant, who resides in the out skirts of the city, lost his wallet, or tobacco sack, with all the money above designated, therein. It seemed as though there was nothing to be done about it but forget the circumstance. fnd strive for more money. s. A. Burroughs, merchant of that section, however had more faith in mankind and more confidence in lost ads, so he took it on himself to try to get the money back for his friend.
 The above want ad. was sent to ynis paper and appeared three times, on February 2s, 24, 25.
 Yesterday morning it was learned that J. W. Estes had found the money and had returned it to Mir. Burroughs, to be given to Mir. Avant. Further more, Mir. Estes did not want any re- ward for the return of the property that was not his, so would not ac- cept any part of the money for the act
 Only once in long while do such things happen. but this happened, much to the pleasure of the man who lost the money but found it again, and also found new confidence in mankind.
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Busch Sisters show windows at their popular hat shop, 2s0 Ouachita avenue, is attracting a great deal of attention. They feature the big horse show next week and are ap- propriately decorated. A large floral horse shoe adorns the center of each window, while riding whips and the proper style riding hats are shown in an attractive manner. Special atten- ton is called to their windows.
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BOUT ENDS IN DRAW.

Los Angeles. Cal, March 2.-Jack Herrick of Chicago and Bert Pagan of San Francisco fought 20 terrific rounds to a draw in the middleweight elimination schedule at the Pacific A. (. today.
 Herrick had the better of the bout for more than half of the fight. In the closing rounds Pagan. who had assimilated severe punishment, ral- lied strongly and was in better con dition at the close
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and Osborn are out with their GUS tomary cordial invitations to the guests of the other big hostelries, as well as the good people of Hot Springs, to attend. Professors Bar ton and I.affey have arranged their respective programs with great care
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NO cAME-RAlN.

San Antonio, Texas, March 2- Rain today stopped all practice and the game scheduled between the Phil adelphia Americans and the San An. tonic Texas league team
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD,

1T sou snfer from hieeAins ..=...:,.-. ,;,;i;B, pr rfotfusling Piles. send me yonr address and will tell you how ta cure yourself al home ly the new absorption treatments and VIII also send some of ths home treatment Free for trial. With references from vo,ir own locality if requested. Immediate re- ief and permanent cure assured Send no ssseses, bat tell others nf this ofer Write l~lal Q Mrs. NJ. sunmers Box r. South Bend Ind.
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Mrs. Ed Wheeloek died at Deming, N. M.. where she had been for the past year in hope of regaining her health. The body will be brought here for interment. Announcement of the funeral win be made later
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SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS.

There will be ihe usual concerts at the Arlington and Eastman hotels tonight, and Managers Corrington
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"THE ROAD TO SUCCESS

Dr. Stevenson, well known trance lecturer and medium of New York City, will lecture at the Lyric thea. ter Sunday evening at 7..s0; subject, .Beautiful MessagesAfine music. Aa invitation to all. PA your frIs4ess Parlors 22l whittiN en
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION.
MANCHESTER, IOWA.

The undersigned hereby, gives notice
that sealed proposals for the erection OF
IN addition to the High school building
It Manchester. Iowa. including all labor
Of the. board Of directors Of the indie
va. by the Secretary. n. J. Yoran. until
the hour OF 2 p. M. Of March 20, 1912.
With the plans and specifications preparI--
tect. Of Waterloo. Iowa. which may be
seen at the office of NJ. ]. Yoran. sec
rotary. on and after March 18th, 1912,
j. G. Ralston, Waterloo. Iowa. ~ 4 zzs5sss
q Separate bids will be received for heat
i .aggo and a plumbing: certified check for
A certified check for $4,000, payable
to the order OF the School District, must
accompany each bid as guaranty, the
same to be returned to the unsuccessful
bidders Immediately on letting the con-
tract. The party to whom the contract
IS awarded will be required to give sat
lsfactory bond for the faithful perform
a adSsea Or the contract. The right is re-
: z5w4 M. ]. YORAN, Secretary.
Oa a5 At Manchester. Iowa, February
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
NOTICE OF PROPOSED RESOLUTION
p#S OF NECESSITY.

vs. OF NECESSITY.
Notice is hereby: given that the follow.
ing resolution OF necessity Is proposed Tor
adoption ny the council of the. City OF
Manchester, Iowa:
BE- It Resolved by the City Council of the
= City OF Manchester, iowa. l51
That 1t IL deemed advisable and neces.
snry 10 make improvements by paving
or, or win cement wearing surface. or
with un nsphnltic-cemenu wearing surface
or machine mixed asphalt and crushed
or WEI
with bitulithtc or any bitumlnous,y wear
III" surface, upon u Portland cement con-
cree foundatio9 as to al OF said I. wear
pared and the paving to }. be constrnct ed
by tue city engineer ana approved BY the
iowlns. streets and parts OF streets, to-
,~lt: Main street from the pavement now
In place nc brewer street to the west line
of Lot . OF Loves addition to the city OF
Manchester. Iowa extended north across
said Main street. "a
The expense Of making said improve
ment to be assessed against property abut-
governing the same, except that part
thereof ut the Intersection Of streets, high
ways, avenues and alleys, and one half
the cost thereof at street, highway. ave-
nue. and alleys intersecting but not cross
ing. and any deficiency where the special
assessment shall not be sufficient, shall
be paid from the city improvement fund:
And the contractor who shall make said
shall guarantee that the
same viii endure without need Of repair
for one year from the date Of its acceD-
lance by the city" 81 S
You are further notified that said reso-
luton Of necessity Will be considered for
Its passage and adoption on the. LIST day
of April, 1912. at meeting Of the city
council OF the city OF Manchester, Ia, to be |
held ut the council chamber commencing at
eight O'clock p. N. at which time and |
On said Improvement and subject to as
sessment for the payment thereof, and |
others Interested. may appear and make |
objections to said proposed Improvement
resolution. H lr 2 sas5 I
Dated at Manchester. Iowa, this 10Th day
Attest: IA
T. Wilson, n. f. LIE Roy.
City Clerk. Mayor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
NOTICE OF PHop Ssa 9n EEsoLUr1os

= alh
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
Ing resolution Of necessity is proposed for
adoption by the Council Of the city OF
Manchester, Iowa:
Be 1t Resolved by the City Council of the
City OF Manchester. Iowa.
That 1t is deemed advisable and neces-
sary to make improvements by paving
with No. yitrifed block with sand fill
er, or with cement wearing surface. or
with I'm asphalt1c-cement wearing surface
of machine mixed asphalt and crushed
rock, Or with asphalt,maeadam wearing
with a bitullthic or any bituminous wear
ing surface, upon q Portland cement con-
crete foundation as to all of said wear
ing surfaces. the foundation to be pre-
pared and the paving to be cor structed
in accordance with specifications furnished
city council of Manchester. Iowa. on the
following named streets and parts OF
streets to wit. Union street from the east
line of Franklin street to the east line OF
New street In the city of Manchester, Iowa.
The expense of making said improve
ting thereon, In accordance with the law
governing the same, except that part
thereof at the Intersection Of streets. high.
ways, avenues and alleys, and ope-half
the cost thereof at street, highway, ave-
nue and alleys intersecting but not cross,
assessment shall not be sufficient. shall
ne paid from the city improvement fund
And the contractor who shall make SaM
Improvement shall guarantee that the
same will endure without need of repair
for one year from The date of It's a""ep-
lance by the city"
You are further notified that said reso-
luton OF necessity will be considered for
its passage and adoption on the LIST day
Of April. 1912. at 'n,eerlns Of the city
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
LEGAL NOT'ICES
NOTICE OF PROPOSED RESOLUTION

NOTICE OF PROPOSED RESOLUTION
|z5siE OF NECESSITY. a..
Notice is hereby given that the follow
. as S u u Ely
Be it Resolved by the City Council Of the
That it is deemed advisable and neces-
sary to make Improvements ~ paving,
curbing. and suffering the ,,,o following ~ VIM;
from south So a line Of Main street 70 north
line OF Delaware street and Delaware
street from the east line Of Madison street
g the east as o.
paving said parts OF streets with No: 1
vitrifed block with sand filler upon i've
inch Portland cement concrete tounaataon,
i've inch Portland cement concrete foun-
dalton, or with an asphalttc-cement pave.
msnt with machine mixed sda - ss 1aa q ava
inch Portland cement concrete foundation.
or a. @asDhalt-macadam pavement with
I've o. iasR Portland
concrete foundation. or with bitultthlc
or any bituminouss pavement upon the
foundation above specined ana 1y cusD 9s
with Portland cement curbine and gutter
ing. the foundation to- be prepared and the
paving ana t. Pc fon
proved BY the council Of the City Of Man--
chester S z.
The expense Of making said improve
ment to be assessed against property abut-
ting thereon. In accordance with the law
governing the same. except that part there
Of at the Intersection Of streets, high.
ways, avenues and alleys and one-half
the cost thereof at street, highway ave-
nue. and alleys intersecting but not cross.
INK, and any deficiency where the special
assessment shall not be sufficient
shall be paid from the city
Improvement fund, as provided oy
law. And the contractor who shall make
said Improvement shall guarantee thar the
same will endure without need OF repair
for one year from the date OF Its ac-
ceptance by the city,
i You are further notified that said reso-
luton of necessity will be considered Tor
its passage and adoption on the 1st day
of April, 1912. at q meeting OF the city
"nuncil Of the city OF Manchester. IOWA,
to be held at the council chamber. com
mencins at eight O'Clock p. m: at which
time and place the owners OF property
atuttin2 on said improvement and sub
,ect to assessment for the payment there
Of and uny others Interested. may appear
ana make objections to said proposed i'm
fDrOvement and to tina passage and adop-
ton of said resolution. al5 a#
2 Dated at Manchester. Iowa. this 10th day
of February. 1912.
=. Wilson NJ. F. Leroy,
city Clerk. Mayor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06

council Of the city Of Manchester, Ia. to be
held at the council chamber. commencing at
eight O'Clock D. m. at which time aud
place the owners Of property abutting
on said Enforcement and subject to as
sessment for the payment thereof. and any
others interested. may appeSr and make
objections to said proposed improvement
resolution. I'll
3 Dated ut Manchester. Iowa. this 10th day
Of February, 1912. lazy
A,tesr: a-tt &
Y. Wilson. NJ. s. LIE Roy, 81.
y f., City Clerk. Mayor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06

Sunday. {. n n.
B Mrs. Lula McCuthceon spent Fri
day Of last week with her sister in
Manchester.
Bradley Bros. will give high
class vaudeville and moving picture
show at the Thorpe hall next We'd
nesday evening, March g.
Frank Martin and Dan Messmore
attended the wrestling match at
Manchester Friday night.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
NOTICE OF. ANNUAL MEETING,
.sIs9 lNnEPENDENT DISTRICT. ~.

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors of the Independent District of
Manchester, in the County Of Delaware,
State Of Iowa. that the annual meeting
OF said district will be held at the Coun-
ell Rooms in the City of Manchester, To-
wa. on the second Monday in March, 1912.
O'Clock p. M. Of March ii. 1912. Il
A director will be elected for, a term
of three years to succeed J. J. Lindsay
and one for three years, to- succeed H.
c. Smith, and q treasurer will be elect
ed for a term OF two years, to succeed
F.. E. Dutton.
The meeting will be open for the trans;
action Of such business as may legally
Dated, February %. 1912.
s 25w2 Z, NJ. ]. YORAN. Sec'y.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
THORPE.

Mrs. VIM. Rudy is ON the sick list.
Amsa Stone transacted business in
Lamont last Tuesday. s. 7.
Walter and Levi Lehman visited
at the Fred Nosher home in Man
chester Friday.
Ray Brown moved his hous shold
goods here from Lamont last week
and will take charge of the store.
Mr.. Waldo expects to return to Man
chester.
Perry Smith spent a few days Of
last week in Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Shermer are the
proud parents OF a baby boy.
John Robertson called at ID. W:
Bars last Thursday. &
Wornie Boots and Ed Chambers
were in Manchester last Friday.
A good many of the farmers in
this vicinity moved last Friday. Mrs.
Heyer has moved to Dundee and Jas.
Faust has rented her farm for the
coming year.
r. H. Bowers delivered a horse
at Manchester last Friday.
Ben Sark left for Waterloo last
Saturday where he expects to re
main for some time.
=. Heyer and jeanette Preussne1
visited with Mrs. H. Jeffries last
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
THE LOCAL news o.
DELAWARE COUNTY
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
ONEIDA.

s Mr.. and Mrs. Carver and son FloyG
VISITED relatives at Dyersvile the
past week.
Dick Dodge, who has been living
h at Arlington the past five years has
moved to his farm he purchased Of
7 Mr.. Breckon.
III Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Howe entertain.
ed their friends Wednesday evening
in honor of their twelfth wedding an
iversary.
s.. T. Knox was Manchester Wis
itor Friday. < I,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrow are visiting
relatives in Export. The Misses
h Leona and Lulu Ross, are keeping the
restaurant during their absence.
Miss Nellie Bowers spent Sunds.
with home folks at Delaware.
E. G. Strickland Of :Almoral was in
Mr.. Conen and daughter Florence
and Gertrude returned home from
DEBORAH Thursday. sss5$5 \. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckon have moved
to Greeley. u. I. I.
Mrs. Glen Tabor was shopping in
Manchester Thursday. .33s,.
Henry Miller was a Greeley visitor
Saturday. 7 ,sE
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..QElhl.

Mrs Clara Heath of Redonda, Cal
h ifornia, is visiting her mother, Mrs
p. Hartman. .%.3 J
VIII Toomeer was in Dubuque las
week. Il Vi
'.'The Old Maids S Convention" will
be given at G.. A. r. shau Wednesday
evening, March 6, under the auspices
OF the ladies aid society. /,
Miss Stella Himmel and Roy L.
B Powell were married at Manchester
B Wednesday, February %, 1912, by
Rev. Black, pastor Of the NJ. 2.
1 Church. Congratulations.
The Free" sewing machine was
drawn by Mrs. Geo. Keith Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Coates were
down from Delaware Saturday.
James Rogers was over from Earl
vile Thursday. 3
Mrs. Mary simons went to Upton
Iowa, Friday evening to stay a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Gretchen
Patterson: .sF ~ KS
Mr., and Mrs. r. P..White were
!, Manchester w ednesday.
e. R. Stone was in Waterloo on
Thursday. i,5l .ss 3
Miss Mary Dooltttle won the Bible
in the contest.
Miss Myrtle Stanger spent Sun
day with her home people at Buck
Creek. a 3A
Mr.. and Mrs. R. p. White and Mrs.
Bess stoner were Edgewood visit9rs
Friday. sFFEs . t,.5 sIIs
Mrs. Maud Reeder went to Iowa
! City Friday to visit over Sunday with
her friend, Miss Maud Holbert.
Alex Hackbarth was in Kansas
City recently. ,.s
' S'.$- Theron Knickerbock Of Indian
Territory visited his sister, Mrs. G.
II. Cross, last week
~ Bert Ellison moved into his own
house Friday: Henry ,vesey into
part OF Bert Sherman's house.
Word has been received of
the death Of Francis Mcclure in Da-
kota last Saturday. The body will be
brought to Delhi for burial ( and tn
funeral will be held at St. John
church Wednesday.
Miss Grace simons spent Sunday
at home. II 7
Mrs. South Of Dakota visited her
daughter. Mrs. M. G. AlbrOOk, last
week
Mrs. Howard Reed OF Rowley came
last week to attend the funeral of a
srlattv, Louis Raforth.
V Mrs. James Burton visited rela-
tives at Center Junction recently.
E. c. Perkins was in Manchester
Wednesday. IA
Miss Margaret Thompson went to.
her home at Center junction. Friday
evening, returning Monday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
MANCHESTEI

MANCHESTER MARBLE WORKS
Is prepared to furnish Granite and
Marble Monuments and Head S.ones OF
various designs. Have ths county -sht
for Sipes Patent Grave Cover: also
dealer In iron fences. We meet all COM
petition. W. NJ Mcintosh.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
LENOx COLLEGE.

Miss Bessie LeClere Is assisting
In the office work at Lenox- !.
An accident to the boiler last
week rendered stoves necessity for
a few days i'm the main building
Z DR.. Reed was in Independence
last week and in other places i'm the
interest OF the college.
Belden Dennison was one Of the
contestants at the state oratorical
contest at Ames last week. The 9TH
ler delegates were Ellery Reed, Arch
lie Wheeless and Fletcher AitchL<
Miss Mackenzie, one of the faculty
also attended. 5
Miss Ethe' Mckenzie, one Of the
last years students, is visiting
friends She has been teaching in
North Dakota.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
STATEMENT.

STATEMENT
OF the Receipts and Disbursements Of
the independent school district Of Man
chester, Iowa. for the year ending Feb
ruary %, 1912:
School House Fund.
Balance on hand last statement.
Contra. x s.S
Transferred to Contingent fund Of
ri. School Building Bond Fund.
Balance on hand last statement, 100 50
Received from District tax. POPS IS
Balance overdrawn.. -. :. 70 66
1850 90
Paid on bonds. 49,. 5000 90
Paid interest on bonds. 80. $50 90
Hen 1850 90
4 '-s.E Teachers, Fund. zs s+S
Balance on hand last statement 4o45 21
Received from district tax. 1858 so
Received from superintendent Of
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-06
nNohAN aaNc

DoRMAN BROS.
DENTISTS. Office on Franklin street
north of the Globe hotel, Manchester.
Iowa. Dental Surgery In all its branch
es. Make frequent visits to neighbor-
ing towns. Always at office on satur-
days. .tfz 4 2rsE }8{