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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
Dr., Goshen Declar They Agree, for
God Never y ars " it'll Himself

Rev r. |, Goshen Of the First Con-
gregational church was the speaker at
yesterday afternoons meeting IN the
y. NJ. G. A. where he spoke on Darwin
ism vs. the theology Of the Bible. The
speaker said I'm part
Some Of the greatest theories ever
advanced passed through ages OF in
creduity and the theory Of evolution
was assailed numerically when II was
brought out by Darwin, But as truth
inevitably overcomes all opposition and
eventually stands alone, so this qucs-
ton has become reconCiled with even
modern ideas Of religion.
There Is no conflict between science
and religion, for the reason that God
never wars with Himself The power
aud wisdom Of the Creator never APP
pears brighter and more divine than
when brought 10 light through mans
scientific efforts. as God is the prime
mover In and through everything, Tho
old book does not claim TO be a treatise
on science or theology 1t recounts the
doings and sayings Of an ancient peo-
pie,
Darwins theory does not mean athe.
ism or agnostClsm Tho sciences Of
geology and mineralogy teach us that
the world did not simply happen, nor
that II was just slung together but
throughout millions OF years there have
been formations and additions until
the earth has become habitable for man
and plant. Plant and animal species
are improved through the process OF
natural selection and preserved by the
law OF the survival Of the fittest, The
strongest or more perfect plant or anil
NAL will not only survive and prosper
to the exclusion Of the weaker. adjust
Ing itself to environment. but the
smallest primary atom OF Improvement
or change necessary IL transmitted
through years OF generation ana growth
until perfection Is attained.
80 life on this earth, spripglng from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
A HILL TALE
a Blunt Old Colorado Miner on
Postum.

A clergyman may be eloquent, may
use the choicest language, dressing his
earnest desire 10 help his felowman IN
the most elevated, chaste and beautiful
language, and yet not touch the hearts
OF his hearers. Another man, having
little education and no grace of speech
whatsoever may tell his message I'm the
common, everyday vernaculsr he Is
used to, and the simple faith that Rows
within him carries quick conviction
with II. Such man writes from the
towering peaks Of Colorado. preaching
of Postum;
u had drank coffee all my life until IL
about killed me, when I concluded 10
try Postum, and In a short time I got
relief from the terrible misery I suffered
from coffee.
when ] drank coffee I bloated up so
that I could not breathe at times; my
nerves were so shaky that could not
hold myself stil
"But thanks 10 Postum 7 am all we'll
now aud can say that | hope to remain
so.
II was very much disguised with IL
the first time ! tried Il, but had II made
stronger and boiled longer I'm Il tasted
az good as good coffee
No amount ~ rhetorical frllls and IT.
erary polish could add 10 the oonvinc.
ing power Of the old miners testimony.
Name given by the Postum Co.. Battle
Greek, Mich
There's q reason,
Look In each package for the famous
little book. THE Road to MELVILLE"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co.
Developing. Finishing. 81 f, Third SO,
REV. EDDY'S SERMON.
Takes Text From Jshn on Mutual
Bro herhood

Rev Frank Fay Eddy of the Unit
tartan church preached yesterday
morning from John xiii: 10; For
have given you an example, that We
should do as / have done to you
Like most great thought this is an
extremely simple one, And fortunately
Ii is an idea about everyone's practises,
II is Just helping and serving the one
next to us. II is the mutual service Of
husband and wife, Of parent and child,
Of brother and sister. and friend with
friend, on this Is based all that Is
worth preserving In civilization IN
home, IN church, In the field or street
or IN the school. It's motive is love,
therefore the assumption Is that Of
brotherhood
The true thought Of service as eX-
empllned IN Jesus places In the for-
ground the joy In serving anothers
reed, OF increasing another's happl-
ness, Of bearing another's burden. And
wages. the practical gain TO ourselves
involved I'm all this. are subordinate and
secondary II we place the wage
thought first all the joy disappears and
all the glory fades out OF an act Of
service
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
$500 TO CITY OF
MEXICO g. RETURN

on October 21st the Colorado Mid
land will sell round trip tickets Salt
Lake City to City Of Mexico and return
good for GO days for $500, This viii
be the ideal time TO visit OLD MEX
ICO and II you are contemplating the
trip arrange for your tickets now via
the Scenic MIDLAND. The MIDLAND
ROUTE Is the popular way over the
Mountains for scenery service and
equipment Ticket Office n West Sec
ond South, Salt Lake, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT,
Horticultural Society Mourps the
Death o. an Active Member

At the salt Lake County Horticu'-
turol soolety's meeting on Saturday aft
ornoon the following resolutions on the
death Of John H. Coz, secretary Of the
ID. A, & NJ society, and also an active
member Of the Horticultural soicoty,
We're adopted
Whereas. 1t hath pleased the Al
wise Creator and Father OF men to per-
INIT the removal from his earthly ,aDora
oi our brother ana iellOW-memUer, joan
T., Cox. and
Whereas, 1t is fitting and desirable
that some appreciation OF our loss and
the value to us OF his ASSOCIATION
should be expressed and recorded now
be II
Resolved That we recognize the
value OF his activity and earnest Iubors
In behalf Of our society lie was dill
gent to further the cause Of hortlCul-
ture In It's broadcast sense, lie was anN-
ious a. bring credit on the work of tga
society aud was willing that his per-
souul efforts be merged In the resulting
good 10 all without honor to himself
ANA I'VE desire particularly 10 reCO I
our appreciation Of his efforts 10 IN
truuugs HeN movements on progressive
lines, and TO bring TO our society the
best standards of modern horticulture,
and in all 10 serve the best interests %
the state, Especially was he active m
promoting the provision for new state
experiment farm. II rs To- be noted that
the urst action In the state In tnis be-
half was by this society, and that the
first action by this society was by tho
urgent motion OF our departed friend
anu brother. His work i'm this was con-
tinued In committee Of this society and
before the legislature until the bill Was
passed. In public and private he la.
bored for our interests and for the great
cause OF horticulture.
Resolved, That we extend TO the be-
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence IN their great loss of a
husband and father
"ResC we'd, That these resolutions be
inscribed ON the permanent records ot
this society and that a copy thereof Ire
properly prepared ana presented TO the
family of our deceased brother.
"W g. BURGEN,
a. W. CASEY.
o. n. ELLIOTT,
Special Committee"
According to q report made at the
meeting hy Mr.. Miller Of Davis county.
apples from Utah are finding an eastern
market to good advantage Mr.. Miller
stated that he Slipped two carloads
containing loo bushels Of apples TO
Minnesota and realized I,400 for them.
lie gave the society some valuable In
formation concerning spraying apples.
He said that he obtained good results
from a solution OF four pounds OF lead
to 100 gallons OF water
Prof. l.. ByhouWer made pointed
talk on the necessity of increasing the
membership Of the society and pub
lcty in regard 20 its aims and pur-
poses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
Cures Wintsr Couch.

j. f. Cover, l0l n, Main St., Ottawa,
Kan. writes EVERY fall Il has been my
wifo's trouble 10 catch a severe cold and
therefore 10 cough all winter long. Last
fan ] got for her a bottle OF Horchound
syrup She used 1t and has been able TO
sleep souudly ell night long. Whenever
the cough troubles her. two or three doses
stops the cough and she is able 70 be up
and we'll" 2jc, zoe, Sl,00 Sold boy z. G.. N.
J. Drug Dept. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
(Do YOU ReMEMeERO

At Johnson killed brother,
while
The house and barn Hengen Lincoln
and
daughter brother Mr. Hngen burned
supposed he suicded killing the
Indianapolis
jumped from the Of the hospital killed
he
Chow.
FIVE YEARS AGO
william Noye and William killed Quincy
while ..g a missed
o. at
Pennsylvania.
Washington
beralty
rubber exploded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
TRUANT OFFICER NAMED.
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE.

The schedule for the holidays, as pre-
scented by supt. Christensen, was APP
proved by the committee The schools
Will close for the Christmas holidays on
Friday, Dec. %, and will reopen on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16
School Opened This Morning With
Building RemOieIed aud in
Good Condition.
MRS. FRITZ IS PRINCIPAL .
viii Receive Pupils From the First TO
The Fourth Grades 10 the
Upper District.

The Longfellow school which was
abandoned last year on account Of its
unsanitary condition, has been placed
in good condition by the board Of edu-
cation and was reopened this morning
with Mrs Elizabeth Fritz as principal
The school will receive pupils from the
first 10 fourth grades residing In the
district bounded as follows, On the
north by the city limits, on the east by
l. street, on the south by South Tenn
pie street and Oh the west by II street
The opening OF the Longfellow viii
greatly relieve the crowded condition Of
the schools in the eastern part OF the
city.
Miss Grace Frost viii succeed Mrs.
Fritz as principal Of the Uintah school
and her present position as principal
Of the Jordan school viii be filled by
Mary Brown, a seventh grade teacher
In the Lafayette school
TRUANT OFFICER NAMED.
The committee on teachers and school
work al it's meeting Saturday afternoon
decided to appoint Alma d. Clayton as
truant officer. The Y NJ. G. A. night
school will be allowed the use Of certain
text books for city children who attend
the school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-16

Too late TO cure a cold after con-
sumption has fastened It's deadly grip
on the lungs, Take Dr. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup while yet there Is time
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
Croft's Spur Items.

Mrs. Charles Zimmerman Is visi,
ing in La Junta this week.
Miss Gladys Johnson returned home
Wednesday after a weeks visit at the
Wickstrom home.
A very sad accident took place at
the railroad crossing west of Crofts
Spur at 9 O'Clock Saturday evening.
when the four year old daughter OF
Fred Schultz and wife was instantly
killed by an east bound freight train.
The little one attempted to cross the
track, bu. was struck by the approach
ing train and thrown eighteen feet.
Fred Schultz and family came from
Russia only few weeks ago, The
funeral services were held At their
home, after which the body was laid
10 rest in Lake View Cemetery.
Their friends extend to them their
heartfelt, sympathy in this. their hour
OF ailiietion. Sugar Beet.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
",deai" wIvss -

The Mahrattl yomer su
dia have the reputation d
ei wives. They have scIrl
lem OF domestic peace
three things in the uei
have thought for Bsas
necessarily simple life ss1
selves looked upoa u
First a Mahrat,i wonit y
husband. She Sorshlp 4
her god. her priest hef
ond. she loves her ehks|
she takes an in'eres, ~
These thrco and DO rn
her life. No wonder 'sss
nmiable to be called itei
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
KIM Center Items.

Miss Gerda Wiekstrom Is visiting
Miss Sylvia johnson.
Miss Blanche Swanson was the
CUES, of Miss Bella Auckland last Sun
day.
Mrs. L. Williams drove /, Manzan.
ola Tuesday.
George Taylor is here from Missouri
lie expects TO make this place his flu.
ture home.
Miss Ruth Clifton visited Numa
friends this week.
Mrs. WIN. Simmer and children are
whiting relatives in Denver.
Columbinc.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
Cheated Death.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally.
but BY choosing the right medicine. q
u Wolfe, Of Bear Grove. Iowa, cheat
ga death. He says: "Two years aro
! had Kidney Trouble which caused
ne great pain, suffering and anxiety.
Dat I took Electric Bittsrs, which ef.
tested complete cure. have also
1osne eheA Of great bsneAt 10 gan erai
oe1elssy and nerve tfoubls, asd keep
NeD coustsntly on hand. since find
ss:.nsss W. nsxs 70. e sqs:.l; e. All druggisss
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
The Commencement Exercises

The M. Il. church was crowded 10
its full capacity last Saturday even
ing on account of the graduating eS'
crciscs of our public school. a long
and excellent program had been pre-
pared. The church was handsomely
decorated by Il committee Of ladies'
consisting of Mesdames Allen, Wal.
ter, Cash and Misses Mamie and Edith
Lindquis,.
The graduting class marched to
their places stepping to j march per
Termed by Dan Petit and Alice Wal.
ter.
The first number on the program
" as muse by the ladies' quartet, COM
posed of Mesdsmes Sandiiur. Downey,
Harris and Cash. This was fine Sc.
lection and we'll rendered.
This was followed by an arpropri
ate invocation by Rev. Oates.
The essay, Home Industries, by Les
ter Harper, was good one, bnt could
not be heard very distinctly.
The ordway orchestra then rem
dered a fine selection.
Essay, slavery" by Alberta Oates
was we'll written and interesting
production,
The overture, Garden City," by
Dan Petit, and Alice Walter was an
excellent number and we'll performed.
This little lady is fine musician for
one of heragc.
Grafton. Happiness" by Lillian
Tro,,er, was we'll prepared. interest.
ing and delivered wi,hou, hesitation
in clear and distinct tones.
Then came another selection by the
orchestra.
Essay. advantages of Early Train
ing" by Matilda Lindquis,, was an
excellen. paper, well written and we'll
delivered.
Grafton, Forces that VIM" by Ros
c-e West. This indicated careful
study and preparation, and was a very
creditable production.
Piano solo. Won Weber" by Miss
May Alien. This was sp'endid mu.
81 al selection, and was performed in
an artistic manner. This young lady
shows rare musical ability, and was
honorcd with an encore.
Grafton, The Price of Liberty" by
Nellie Gray. This was an unusually
interesting reduction and was dcliv.
cred in fine style. The young lady
was highly complimen,ed by all who
heard her.
In reading the program one number
was omitted through mistake. This
was an overture by Dan Petit and
Alice Walter. Their music, with the
other musical selections, was SO good
that all would have been willing to re.
main a little longer to heari,
The class address, Looking For.
ward.' by Prof. Barrett. was an able
effort and was highly appreciated.
This was followed by a fine selec.
tion by the male quartet,e, consisting
OF Messrs. Sandifur, Downey, Miller
and lies.
ID. c. Roberts then presented the din.
Tomas in his usual pleasant manner.
Then, with music by the orchestra
the audience retired, feeling well re.
paid for their attendance.
Great credit is due Mr.. and Mrs
Walter for the interest and good will
shown toward the entertainment, L.
profering the use of their exceI,ep,
plano. This instrument. added ,nuc,
to the pleasure of the occasion.
Uustcr Brown Sinsl;
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
Lodge Directory.

O,d,vay Camp No. III, Woodmen OF the
World every I'd Ind tih Tuesday nieht
U, 4. Bicford, Z. q. Wm' sugar 'nA
Red /dfkei Tribe No. Io5 Ell. y. NJ ~
Every Wednesday night.
Vim. Z insr. Chief OF Records
II. c. Petit. sschem.
Oydu.ay Lodge l. q. o. +. No. L5o'
Meets every Saturday night; -
u. u. Walker. sec'y. 7. II. Cash y
Brotherhood Of American Ysoman,. west
ern Homestead. Every Ihnisdn, might
W. ". grimm. Foreman. ]. II. Cash. 'o''
Odway Circie No. 5oo. Wo"rn 81
woodcrAit. let. and Jri Inrsisy htsns
Grace Jef,ery, CLERK. Cora A. Edgar, q. y
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FnghtfuH Sv6e,isa =

Suffering frigh,fully .'x(
lent poisons Of undigssai
Gray. OF Lulu. Miss. tod,
New Life Pills, with ls
writes. that he was eur<
ach and bowel disorders r.
their tonic, Laxative psf
all drug stores. guafan,stt
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
chamberiain's Cough Remedy the Best
and Most Popular.

Mothers buy it for croupy children,
railroad men buy it for severe coughs
and elderly people buy 1t for la grippe.
say Moore Bros, of Eld,n, Iowa. We
sell more of Chamberlain's Cough
Ndmedy than any other kind. 1t
seems to have taken the lead over sew
eral other good brands. There Is no
question but this medicine is the best
that can be procured for coughs and
colds. whether it be 4 child or an adult
that is affiicted. 1t always cures and
cures quickly. Sold by DR.. Griffin.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

y four.ycar.uld child belonging to
Russian family named Schultz, iiv-
ing at the second Russian camp cast
oil town. was killed on the railroad
track near their home Saturday even.
Ing by freight train. The funeral
took place last Sunday a, the Sugar
City cemetery.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

On Thursday, June Is, the Ladies'
Aid Society will meet at the home Of
~ Y. Roberts. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all, especially the new
eo'ners. a short program will be
gwen on the subject of Temperance,
ana refreshments will be served by
.he hosiesses, Mrs. II. NJ. Roberts and
Mrs. ID. c. Roberts.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

The first home grown peas q, H..
season were brough, in from the Box
springs eiehborhood Tuesday by Err.
nest Clark. They were on sale at CAT,
lavau's. 'a'
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
Hou to Ward on Old Aos

me most successful way of wardipR
on tue approach of old age 10 20 main .
,aIn vigorous digestion. This can
oe uone only by eating food suited 10
Sou' age and occupation, and when
any oisorder OF the stomach appears
.ase dose Of mberiaiu's Stom.
aeh ana Liver Tablets 70 correct Il,
~ you nave weak stomach or are
s,oso,ed with indig cation, you viii
nhu 'hese tablets to be just what vou
"eea. For sale by DIR. Grimm.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

a. +. Slase has bough, three lots
auJo,n'ng the editors residence on the
hof'h. lie Will at once build . mic.
nome III which to install his wifi. "a
s .'.''e b'rdkin. lie will use the
concrete cement building blocks
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

, ,,,. s thursday Afternoon Club baa
.d pleasant meeting yesterday .f,sr. .
iuv oas.... s mrs. Stewart. The follow
ing year: '"o ensu-
v,s.i0ent' v,s. Mrs. DR.. Jefterx.
s.s, -. sles', Mrs. Ella w. Giase.
TT.e.e.ary, Ts.y, Mrs. VIM. Droadhs.s.
c.s.,. c..a,er, Mrs. Thos. oalisvss.
o1Mie, Ats. =, n Sssalfur.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Don't forget to call for tn. o,p.v
springs brand of soda pop and sum.
'ner drinks. They are the be,, an,
purest In the valley.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Frank Preston aud family arrived
.".s week from Algona, Iowa, and oc.
enpy one Of the Houston residences.
ne - piastercr by trade and went to
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
4 DassdspiY AIae-

scc,Hss.., % ends ~ = sad accidsnt. 10 heal
uies is.is, sais. 'ojssiss. ass Haetlsn's AZ.
foot s,c.,s desp vsund u ~
dore sch.s,s u - asssi66sat." g writes Theo-
me great Is'i; ~. q SS SSSci.msas. O.. 'sesvs
80. bat Buckleess 4 Iesses S~ss ssy
healed IT," 6pottss ~ :. ~ SsvS ! sses ~. =!
nss ussss. ase u I'll assfs'Sss. '
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
Rheumatic poir. o..,-.,.-

~. n'.msemduc Pains QUICKLY Relieved.
,;o ne excruciating pains characterIs.
ow;.L,. rheumatism and sciatica are
\, by ,i.;:y,, te,ieved BY applying Cham.
rs,;.u;n pain Balm. The great paiu
hs..g power Of the iinimeut has
=. .na. 'nc surpripe aud delight Of ti,ou.
from n,, "i saherers. The quick relief
wo., pain which u affords IL Alone
oy DR.. Grifliu, ssas
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
Contest NJ
p.rsriH..s!. n

A.un,oI.n. eonses, .ca',as
In this once by Albert
sasiust Homestead enuiC
tsmber -. 1901, for lo's w.,
pirtp .: q. Range 81 W. NJ q
tsssce. in which II v 49, Z
i.sndIs has failed 70 .su,
rs.idenoe on the lsnd,
place or make sny ms,I1
land. and hA4 failed y IN Z
a. any time since dave w
has abandoned sid ~ ~, y
more last yAs,; snd W -
from esid land wss not W. w
in she army. navy 0, ~ "
ted ueAtsp - . W'vsn ~
or marlne, durtna tns y
ius any other var ID
may bc ens Ssd; ...,,p1
Now. Therefore. ssIa =
ned TO appear. f@s n
touohin9 sald sllesats. ~
Juuc "a. 10 -. before ssz
a shs United sis,ss
Colo. ...., >syl1e
A..ss 6isa NAY u. ies.
show Shat stseI doe mssla
a ,hte notice On ~ -
A.r..s sod diroote0 ass ~
By dus and prop" "a ~
ysrss prb,lrs,ion. M ~
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
Last Hope Ya'aA

When leading physiIa.
W. NJ. Smi,hart. oi fus
curabic consump'iod, ~
nished; but DR.. Klns
for Consumption, eo-.
kept him out Of his m
"1'his grea, speein,s, e. ~
me, and saved my NIX
have used il for over
consider i, a mai,sss
lung curc." srisily
for coughs, sore shfo,n
preventive Of pnsu.s a..s.
gifts. Trial bottle
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Inc oiney Springs Bot,iing WORKS
are now turning out the best l;ne ~
@ so.. drinks to be found anywhere
Gail for them. {.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

work is progressing on Walter Flo.
te' . new residence, /, will be com.
Portable and handsome when connie.
ple,ed.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

The Ex-Empress Eugenic has been
In Paris and Paris never recognized
her Thus one more e. lode has been
added to the sad tragedy. o her lives
nave been as sad, but few SO conspicu.
Ously sad as herr,
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Pfincipai 7. H. Cash and A..,.,.,.
ifincipai 4. =. ofass, left Tu..d.S
to attsad the district ue,m., =.
mar. " Ia.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

a splendid rain fell Wednesday eve.
hins' Crop prospects thus far indi-
cate record breaking crop year.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
Grafton Delivered /, css

Thomas J. Sawyer as
sesses a copy Of An az
death of George WasJ
was delivered a. Trl'x
ysays ago. The oraio' Il
Samuel Stnnhopc Smith
the College OF New Itn
dress is printed In The ~
lish. and came into tie
Sawyer through his -
residents In Trenton gag
luton.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Mrs. VIM. c. Kropf. who wa. an
verely burned a couple weeks ago. /.
improving very nicely. T"
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

has'er Brown Stockings. You've
heard OF them. We sell them.
GalIavau Bros
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

VIM. Besgrove returned from Rose.
Se!' Tuesday evening. He Gays his
prospects there loUk good 20 him.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ihave opened Real Estate, lnsur'
ance and Loan ONCE in the Post Of
flee block, Ordway, Colo. II you
wish to buy or sell house. 10, or
farm, might be able to help you.
Call and see me. shall make spe.
cialty of handling farms. Here are
few properties have to offer:
House and acres.
d" " acre.
" " lots.
One business house.
Several vacant lots.
acre un;mproved.
q, acres unimproved.
l. acres uuimproved.
10 acres we'll improved.
70 acres well improved.
loo acres well improved.
100 acres ia alfalfa.
have the agency of two Of the best
Fire Insurance Companies. Also of
the National Building and Loan Asso-
citation Of Pueblo. See me for invest.
rncnt stock or loans.
H. l.. MURRAY.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Geo. X. Smith was here FROM po.,
ford last Saturday and Sunday visit.
ing his son, A. p. Smith.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Mrs. John GalIavau, of Oakley, X,
we're mere this week visiting with
deorge and Thomas Gallavan.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Alderman HickoX and daughter
Midge, of RccEy Ford, visited the
fam ly of a. L. Smith Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

The llgenfritz Company have open.
ed nice ice cream parlor in the Lind
quist building.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Mr.. Burch and family. Of Pueblo,
were here this week for u visi, with
the Gallayau Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-09

Secretary Shaw has been entertain
ing the Washington correspondents
at dinner. 1t il time for the her
residential axpirants TO get into line.
7 'e newspaper correspondents are not
particular which aspirant comes next.