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CHAS. RERCHER
 DIED LAST NIGHT
Father Oi Emil Ierchrr. of This fly, and Was We'll known
 Native 0i Germany.

Charles Hcrcher, 79 years old, died last Il eht about 9:45 o'clock at the home of his son, Emil Hercher, No. Sl1 East Third avenue, af'ier all illness of several weeks. NIr. Her che has been q resident of this city for the past eight or ten years ard had many friends. He was born in Germany and came to the In ted States in 1916. His Wife died ten years ago. Surviving are six sons, Emil Hercher, a we'll known resi- dent of tn S city; Charles Ilercher, Ir., of Doe Run: Mo-; Jacob Fletcher, of iSosnW:ch, Me-; F. A. Hercher, Of hrsen%a; R. A. IIercher of Dillarl, Gre. Ed IIercher, DeSota, Mo.
 The hody was prepared for buriel by Robinson and Son, undertakers and will be shipped today to Desota, Mo, the former home of the de- ceased. The funeral services will be conducted from the German Luth eran church of DeSota, Of which the deceased was a member.
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was tho topic Of the mcefing. Tn, following program WAS rendered:
 Paper, Sketch of Life and Work. of Ms. Ha&es," Hr~. Z. Strange.
 Diary Of Mrs. Mayae.' Mrs. Lit, S
 '1fhe Progress of Miss Helms Worts,' Mrs. Ezell.
 Mrs. W. D. Fcrgusou gave an in- toresting report from the Woman Missionary Confluence of Arkade1. phia
 Nocal Duct, Mise Ia-sfa White and Mrs. Lifts.
 Recitation, Miss ss5yl Dixon.
 Vceal solo, Mrs W D. Ferguson.
 lns+rumental solo, Miss Louis Rutherford.
 The committee wh5 had charge cg arranging the program are Mesdames J. C. Fisackerly &. C, Seabrook and Gccrga Lindsay.
 The program Was very carefully arranged and was very 74Hch en- ioyed ty all present Delightful re- treatments were served.
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LADIES

We now invite the public to call and inspect our goods at the Ladies Choice Millinery Store. We have an assorted class of Hats just received from the factory in the latest styles and we are selling them at reason able price. l do all kinds of fash icnable dressmaking. Ladies tailor ed suits a speciality Connected with the store are the Ladies Choice Beauty Parlor. Where we do all kind of artistic hairdressing in the latest sty.es. I heal all scalp diseases. shampooing, bleaching and dyeing and curling and marcel waving-the manufacturing of human hair in its different forms. manicuring, chiro- nody, facial massage, removing wrink- les, crowfeet, superfluious hair blackheads and bust development a speciality. Ladies wanted to learn Millinery and Beauty Culture. Mrs. Jennie Freeman, Miss Gertrude Wade 1;il assist me.
 MIME. M. E. HOCKENHULL,
 Telephone 1249.
 627 E. 9th. Pine Bluff, Ark
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Langfold planter, came to the city win and the oh ldren home after g visit here of several days.
 Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and little daughter, Elizabeth, and Mrs. Cald- wells mother. Mrs. M. A. Miles, of Monticello, will leave today fG" Mineral Wells, Texas, where they w Il spend several weks.
 Charles Cross, who mas been in Shreveport for the past several months, is spending several days in the city before going to Yoakum Texas, where he will be employed hy ,ho s. A. and A. P. Railroad
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nttr.aiEad tiie Leaders

Mir. and Mrs E. \. Howell de gbtfully entertained the Y. NJ. (. Leaders and several others Tues kav evening. A delicious six o'clCc};
 6nner was served. Misses All e May
 Howell and Mary Boyce entertained N boys with several musical nu,l- Mrs. Mrs. Howell was also as- in entertaining by Misses Liz te and Mary Boyc.e The invited |uests were Coach c. D. Wilson, lack Thompson, James AleXandat, fonroe Long, Edwin Howell, Robin lew, Fulton Murphy, Don Quinn Ind Ted Dansby.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
WHAYNE HOTEL SIecial attention given commercial

WHAYNE HOTEL 5Necial attention given commercial men.
 Rison, Ark.
 !. i, ss. KINGSLAND HOTEL F. M. Knickel'bocker, Prop. kingsland. Ark.
 I. x <. NEW HOTEL KILGORE. Up-to-d3te Modern Hotel Rates $2.00 and up. w. M. Carraway, Mgr. Fordyce, Ark.
 + .sa !, THE BOGGS HOUSE Stephens, Ark. Miss Pearl Bogg@. Prop.
 * + i. NJINNALLY HOTEL Comamrcial Mems Home WaldC, Ark. + + i. HINTON HOTEL. First class hotel. Stamps, Ark.
 I. < MULKEY HOTEL Rates $200 per day Bewisville. Ark.
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J. A. Raeop spent yesterday in the capital city.
 J. ", Ferguson, of Sweden, spent yesterday in the city.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Dilley, Of Althei- ma,, spent yesterday in the c.ty.
 J. [, Enr gh' has gone to Brink ley oil business for a few days.
 Adam Robins on went to McGehee yesterday on profes ional business.
 Attorney Irving Reinberger is in Sf Louis on professional business.
 Captain M. w. Ware, of Moscow, vas 9 Pine Bluff Visitor yesterday
 T. J. Coll CT, of Altheimer, was 2 recent business visitor in the city.
 J. T. Crawford, of Noble Lake, sent yesterday in the city on bus- es:.
 Mrs. Eugene Stewart, of Chicago l5 the guest of MT. and Mrs Leo N Andrews.
 Jesse R. Core, the well known . banter of Wild Cat, was in the civ yesterday.
 Major s. w. Boswell, of Corner tone was a business visitor in the ity yesterday.
 Mrs. J. B. Speers, and guest, Mrs Stephen, went to Little Rock yester- '2y for a brief visia Dan Taylor, of Camden IS in th> @ity and VII remain here until a he election returns are in. Miss Mamie Farrar, of Searcy, k he guest of her grandmother, Mrs 'legg. on South Main street. Cage Cross of Little Rock, is spend lg several days with his parent, MT nd Mrs M. c. Cross in this city. J. T. Lloyd and daughter, Mis- ettie, went to New Ed nburg yes arday for a visit with relatives.
 Editor Pagan, of the Arkansawye z. Stuttgart, passed through the ity yesterday en route home fro1
 title Rock
 Mrs. D. w. Dean, of Shaw, Miss Tho has been vis.iing friends her 1r several days, is now visiting Il
 title Rock.
 Mrs. Hunter Atkinson, of Sta ity, has returned to her home af r visit of several days wit l tends in this c'ty.
 Meyer Berlin, of Berlin Brothers
 eturned yesterday from St. Louls
 here he purchased several ca l pads of horses and mules. B. J. Underwood and R. P. Youn 7ere in Pne Bluff last night to at
 end a meeting of the Knights Teml 1 ars-Stuttgart Arkansawyer. Mrs. Fred Luft and little son ( Tine Bluff, arrived yesterday to visl Iesdames Ercell Martin and Emm IcKinnev Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
 Mrs D. A. Caldwell and daughter l Elizabeth, and mother, left yesterd afternoon for Mineral Wells, Texas yhere they will spend several weeks
 Henry Loeb and Elias Lowenste'f ,rominent Memphis business mel were in the city recently on business They are guests at the Hotel Jeffer l on.
 Chester w. Taylor, deputy stat
 reasurer. who spent yesterday
 he city to aid hs father, Col. $, N raylor, returned to the capital las tight
 l w. A. Muse, travelling passenge ,gent of the Seaboard Air Line, "i' headouarters in Memphis, passe l through the city yesterday en rout l o points in Texas. ,l J. A. Goodwin, the well kno"
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A Cold, La Grippe, Then Pncumonia.

Is tCo often the fatal sequence, and coughs that hang on weaken the sys- tenn and lower the vital resistance. FoIey's Honey and Tar Compound is a reliable medicine that stops the cough promptly by healing the cause; soothes the infamed air passages, and checks the cold. Keep always on hand. Refuse substitutes. w. L.. DeWo0dv & Co.
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A GA !.

The friends and admirers of the Honorable Judscn Harmon arc fe- ouosted to attend . meeting at tHt Marion Hotel. ill the ciy of Liitl2 Rock. on Thursday even H%, March 2Sth at eight o'clock for th purposs of organizing and making prepare. tons for doing concerted work II his behalf as candidate for Prcsi- dent of the United States.
 J6saph w. House,
 George E. Rose,
 W. Fl. PemberSon,
 D. H. Cantrell,
 g. F. Elilzheim,
 J. F. Loughborough,
 w. s. Mitchell,
 3 21 2t
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water; one cotton house and chicken house, one acre in orchard, consisting Of peaches, apples and plums; 3a acres is in cultivation aod the re- mainder consisting of white oak. pin oak, pine and red oak
 This Is one of the nicest little farms anywhere around Pine Blu6I and since the crop has been gather ed it can now be bought for $2.10s upon terms of one-half cash and bal ance within IF months at per cen, interest. Apply to
 \. M. TWISE.
 Exclusive Agent
 To Cure a Gold Tn One Day. Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. E. W. GROVES signature Is on each box. 25c
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Ladies Aid Society.

The Ladies Aid Society of the 5. C Alexander Memorial church held ai Enthusiastic meeting Tuesday after boon at the home of Mrs. c. c. Love lady, No. 1404 Linden street Plans Eere completed for the annual spring bazaar which will be held at the resi- Penee of Ms. Harvey Hudson cn Wes' Fifteenth avenue on Wednesday, Apfl Befreshments will be served anc ,di Articles will be on sale. The |fHt meeting of the society Will be
 fpH at the home of Mrs. J. M. McCail m South Olive street.
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has challenged the attention of 'houghful people everywhere. Mo thers are natural supporters, and will ind in Foley's Honey and Tar Con- pound most valuable aid Coughs and colds that unchecked lead to croup, bronchitis and pneumonia yield quickly to the healing and soothing qualities of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. w. l.. Dewoody Cr Go.
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Backache Almost Unbearable.

Is an almost certain resut of kld- ney trouble. D. Toomey, S03 E Olive St., Bloomington, H.. says: "1 suffered with backache and pains in my kidneys which were almost un- bearable I gave Foley Kidney Pills a good trial, and they done wonders for me. Today I can do a hard days work and not feel the effects" w L. Dewoody & Co.
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N0mens' Missionary Union

The Women's Missionary Union oi pe First Methodist church met eonday afternoon at the home o ITS R. L. Rutherford on West |econd avenue. The Life Work or
 ITS Hayes and Miss Lucinda Helms
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We have secured the services af Mrs. Emma Ioinson Hta*sour of Memphis, Tenn., who win call on the ladies of cur city and make special home demonstrations Of jbe FAMOUS NEi.NETINA TOILET line. Any fax- o"s shown Mrs. Johns Il will he greatly appreciated.
 SF,AWELL'S PHARMACY. 3 16 If.
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r,iR SALE.

A most excellent tract of land cor sisting of 60 acres, situated on NC Fadden road, miles north of cour, house, with the following improve ments:
 One nice 5-room residence, with n. S-:oot hall and pantry; 1 barn,
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asicaI C0terie

The regular monthly concert of the
 husfcal Coter c at the Temple yes Frlay was most enjoy .ble ene and was largely attend6 l
 | the music lovers of the city. Every
 umbtr on the program was wa,' 'e&ived by the audience and es-
 tcially the talk of Dr. J. l. Norris
 Kisses Ethel Schlass and Ethel Clemen1 were the chairmen. The Srogram follows: Vocal solo, "Less Than The Dust |Edmunds), M ss Inez Shannon. Piano solo, Selection from "Ma1- me Butterfly" Miss Fannie Hardin Double quartette, Mesdames Fer kuson, Foster, Adams, Johnson Lifts, Nelson, Daney ! nd Misses Broadstreet and Shan lon.
 Piano solo, selected, Herman Hoff- bagel
 Talk, "Modern Opera" Dr. J. l. Norris
 Organ selection, Mrs. F. E. Ren (row.
 Piano solo, "Hungar an Dance' |Rrahms), Miss Ruth Cutler. L(Nrs M Eispnkramer tendered he] as secretary of tht Coterie. Her successor will bn klec.e ed at the next regular meet
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Mrs. Dave Fullbright underwent an operation at the Davis Hospital yesterday. She is resting as we'll as could be expected MT. Fullbright came here from Clio to attend h s wife.
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;, $. Meeting Postponed

The graded sund2z school union mestins wh ch WIS 10 have been held at the First Presbyterian chure4 next Friday night has been pos poned Indefinitely.
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Brfdge.LuncheOn.

Mrs. I. B. Speer will entertain taf Blk Stocking Club Friday afternoon Rt 1:30 o'clock with bridge-lunah' kon complimentary to Mrs. E.
 Stephen, of Chicago.
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EiIa K. NewsOm Chapter.

|sThe Ella K. Newsom Chapter vii tneet Saturday afternoon at 2:3'
 Del ok at the home of Miss Mary j'0yce. on Olive street. All member Ere urged to be present.
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[iscGIlanfOuS Shower

The Young Ladies Club of the
 first Methodist church will enter-
 kn with 9 miscellaneous shower
 his afternoon at the home of Mrs. l. R. Fitzhugh cn West Second ave. he
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ShOWcf

The members of tho Phil3nthe2
 Iase of 4he First Baptist church de- |chtflllIy surprised Mrs. Smith,
 brmerly Miss Ethel York, Tuesday E;obt when they called at her home l,d gave her a miscellaneous } hower. Mrs. Sm tn was equal to ho occasion and served her guests ! Eitb delightful refreshments.
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Mrs. M. c. Cross has returned from visit to friends and relatives i'll Little Rock
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Phone SG5 if you have any second hand furniture you want to sell or call l07 Gast Third. II
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For Miss Banks.

Misses Etna and Lela Gammlll VII
 Entertain with linen shower in non
 h of Mss Mary Banks, who is seol ,,ybe married, on Friday, April l2.
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cnarter No. 40, o. F. s. will meej k;. afternoon at o'clock at the
 asonic hall on West Second sVf-
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EnIino Workers

The Willing Workers will met Iis afternoon at the Bluff City Club.
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ity Beautiful Club

l The City Beautiful Club will meet bis morning in the parlors at the Hotel Jefferson.
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SOCIETY

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EDGEWoSp.

The farmers had made considerable
progress with field work the past
week. Very little corn was planted
before last Monday but before an.
ether week rolls around most OF tina,
will be done The weather was raw.
5rable for all outdoor. work last week
except Thursday afternoon when a
bard rain and hail storm struck a
portion OF our town, while no serious
carnage Vas done in our neighbor.
Eood, reports from north Of town are
10 the effect that they had quite a
hail storm.
Mrs. Ferdinand Schultz sr. and
daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Jacobs
Manchester were recent visitors
the Francis Schultz home.
s We are glad to report the daughter
of Mr.. am Mrs. Ezra Rohmig as i'm
fproying from her recent severe III.
ness. d sssg
Miss Ruth Everett, who has been
assisting MRS. Henry j. Barr with
fer domestic duties for the past few
weeks, returned to her home at
strawberry Point last Saturday for
an Indefinite stay with home folks.
n The senior class OF the Edgewood
High school went to Hopkinton Wed.
|nesday evening to see the Private
Secretary which was presented by
the Athenian society. *
Fred Densmore Of Long Beach
California, arrived here last week
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ORDINANCES NO, 219.

An. Ordinance 1Repealing Section One o
dLnance Regula.lng the Speed a nt
Regulating the carrying OF lights. az
L means of warning. the display Of reg
n istratson number. and Providing Penal
ES@ ties for the Violation Thereof And
; 3Enacting a Substitute in Lieu There.
4 Sc #, ordained by the city Council OF
the C Fly Of Manchester an Iowa. on,,
nance No. PIP. entitled AN Ordinance
Regulating the, speed and manner OF op:
Grating motor vehicles. regulating ,the
1.-the display of registration NUMBER and
pEoyiding penalties s of the ViolatiO
thereof; be and hereby is repealed and
the, following enacted as substitute
rs Section !: Every person operating
highways Of the city Of Manchester:
and prudent manner and at q rate Of
speed not greater than one mile in, six
minutes. and the. maintenance of a
.e mile shall be presumptive evidence Of
driving at a rate Of speed which Is not
careful and prudent. Signs OF sufficient
SIG to be easily readable by persol:
using the highway or street. bearing
/ the words "City Of Manchester. slow
down to ten miles an hour" with an
arrow. dis payed thereon. pointing in the
duced or changed; shall be placed con-
spicuously each main public highwa.
where the city line crosses the same.
.section 2. This ordinance shall take
its passage. approval and publication a
by.laW required. aE ksE- Si
|tFF Passed and approved May 6th 1917. y
4. WILSON, VA ,3ss,,
City Clerk. 21-4wk
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NOTICE 'oF PROPOSED RESOLUTION
$sFgag : ne 0S1rN .ztF5s. ~

NOTICE toE PROPOSED RESOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the FOL
lowing resolution of necessity Is propos
City of Manchester. Iowa: :
ell OF the City OF Manchester. Iowa:
make improvements on Cay street. /
from the east line of Franklin street
to the west curb line Of Buchanan,
street in the city OF Manchester;
street on each side thereof. With
Portland cement curb and gutter In
accordance with plans and specified.
of !. the City Of Manchester. iowa.
The expense Of making said improve
ment to be assessed # against the
abuttng fhsFeen In
same, except the cost and-expenseS
OF that part thereof at the inter-
J. section Of streets, highways. ave-S
j where the special assessment shall
not be sufficient shall be paid from
the city improvements fund. as pro-
Svided by law. II And the contractor
VIM, shall make said Improvement
shall guarantee that the same will
eHun,e without need of repair for
one year from the date Of Its ac-.ss
You are further notified that said res
olution of necessity will be considered
for its passage and adoption at a meet
ing OF the city council to- be held a.
the council chamber on b the seventeenth
day Of June. 1912. at eight oclocl
p. b m.., at which timeS and place thu
owners of property AUDITING said i'm
provement an1 subject to assessmen
interested may appear and make objec
lions to said proposed Improvement ant
to the passage and adoption of Sail
resolution of necessity. FS 555l53 i
Dated at Manchester. Iowa, May eth
M F. LIE ROY. Mayor.
Attest: T. WILSON, Clerk.
,,20-4wks. q q Il II $S5'ft
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having been called here by, the illness
ofshis brother, Frank Densnlore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe .Schacherer sr
LOT Dubuque spent several days with
their children at this place.
Mrs. Beck OF Elkport is here, car
| ing for Alice Menge, who still con.
unues quite Ill at her home east OF
town. stj s., ,-s}
Mrs. Anton Funk and son Louis
were Wednesday, traderA at Straw,
berry Point. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Groves Of Cedar Rap
ids we're over Sunday visitors with
the latter,s sister, Mrs. J. ]. schach-
erer and family. "a Y,
Mrs. O,.1sssW. May. who has been
spending the past few months with
relatives at Graettinger, is visiting
her son Evelyn Noble and wife. - r.
We regret to report the young son OF
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.. c. Gilliland SER
.ously ill at their home suffering
from an attack Of bronchial pneus
81 & Il
monia A speedy recovery is the
wish Of their many friends
John Woodbridge transacted bust
ness at strawberry Point Wedn'es-.
day. .
j Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Borrett OF
Spencer, Iowa, spent last week with with
relatives and friends at this place.
Frank Densmore, who has been
seriously i'll at his home in the south
oart of town, is reported to be SLOW
~ improving. News his many fri ela1
will be glad to hear.
Miss Hazel Branch Of Storm Lake "a &:
is visiting friends at this place.
Z H. F. Boyer spent the past zl week
in Dakota transacting business
Miss Emma Steele, our first 4 prl-
mary teacher, has accepted similar similar
,csition at Colesburg for the coming
year. @ \ 5as a,
Nathan scofield Of Pocahontas is
here visiting his sisters, Mrs. Saran
Nadison and Miss Harriet Scofield.'
Mr.. ana, Mrs. Will Steele and fam
lly spent Sunday OF last week at the
5oarenta! Steele, home
Mrs. c. +. Hecner and daughter,
Martha, sp nj Frid,.y afternoon i az
strawberry Point. u
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THORPE.

Lizzie Briggs Of Dundee spen,
Sunday at the home OF her brotnei
James atSThorpe. s.;
alr. and mrs. Ed. Halibur and chill
dren We're callers in strawberry
FONT Saturday. II
MRS. bloc and daughter Mildred
OF OHIO arrived here MONDAY for ali
extenueu visit at the Vim. smith
nome. M M: 4.
.. sarks was business caller in
strawberry Point ana Easewooa on
|arluay3ana saturday, B.
jeanette freussner is quite III at
this writing.
lne services and moving pictures
SVEN at the IA. E.5 Church here 4 Oh
THURSDAY and trlaay were largely at
tended. N. s25t. M
T4Mrs. P.~McCutchen and daughter.
ntilured, VINO have been visiting AT
Eagewood, returned home Wednes-
day .ii$ E, y
mr.. and Mrs. Jno., Robertson were
Manchester callers Saturday.
The dance held atlthe Thorpe hall
Friday evening was attended by a
large crowd. All present report the
usual good time.
MI. ana MIS- D.. Sarks were Man.
chester visitors. SATURDAY.
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ana repeating Ordinance No. ia. being
Chapter XXI of the revised ordinances
Of the City ofNManchester, 1908.
the city Of Manchester, Iowa: ':1@%7'z.t'
SEC. +, r That no person, firm or CDR
poration shall keep within, the .limits Of
any other place, any gun or blasting
powder in any quantity at any one time,
exeeeding twenty-five pounds.
Atained In, closed metal cans or .can-
listers, and shall be labeled powder,
and shall be remote from fire or flames
SEC. 8. No person shall sell or
weigh .or dispose of5any powder between
the time Of lighting lamps. or other ar
tificial lights in the evening and day
light .the following morning, except In
closed metal cans, or loaded shells or
SEC. 4. That no person, firm or cor
poration shall keep or store any nitros
siycerine, gun cotton, dynamite or other
explosives, except. as herein otherwise
City of Manchester, Iowa, provided that
j such, explosives in quantities not eS-
ceeaing SO pounds at any one time may
| be kept outside of said fire limits of
| the city in an uninhabited building. Sc
curely closed and locked. detached from
any other nan hgh By sIa ID hasd
the entrance warming sign that the
fbullding contains dangerous explosives.
That the keeping or storing OF such
Explosives In any manner contrary to
the provisions hereof is hereby declared
| to be nuisance and may be removed
by summary proceedings. the costs and
expense of which shall be assessed
against the property and owner thereof
In the manner provided for special as
Sessment. tsSiss $3.50 a.
. SEC: 5. Any person. firm or corpora
ton violating the provisions OF this or
dinance shall be deemed guilty Of ! a
misdemeanor, and upon; conviction, shall
be fined not exceeding one hundred
dollars or imprisoned in jail not more
tina thirty days OF, by both fine and
SEC. 6. That Ordinance No. 5174 be-
ing chapter XXI of the revised Ortiinan-
hereby repealed aaj ~ Va 1ls5.-SfI :. n
SEC. z This Ordinance shall take
effect and be In force from and after
IT'S passage, approval and publication as
Passed and Approved this lst day OF;
Attest: l43sE d &5,
sow4 " 10y ~