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The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS AND
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS o
Proposed Ship Subsidies.

Subventions OF IS per gross ton an
nually; subsidies for the carrying oe
mails from Atlantic coast and Gulf Of
Mexico ports to South and Central
America and Cuba, and from Pacific
coast ports to Japan. China. the Phil
ippines. Mexico. Central America and
the Isthmus OF Panama; q tonnage tax
on foreign vessels entering United
States ports: the creation Of naval
volunteer service, and the encourage
ment Of apprentices on ships In for
eign trade are provided for in a bill
agreed upon by the joint merchant
and marine commission. which sub
mitted its report to Congress last
week.
The commission, composed Of dve
senators and five representatives. was
created during the last session Of Con-
gress in response to recommenda-
tion by President Roosevelt in his an
nual message December Z, 1903. An
exhaustive investigation was made BY
the commission Of the conditions Of
the American merchant marine and
American commerce, with view to
ascertaining the most feasible means
for their development. Hearings were
conducted during the year at nearly all
the important shipping and CONNER
cial centers OF the United States.
The report deals at length with the
handicap upon American shipping cre-
ated by the subsidies and bounties be-
slowed upon most of the merchant
fleets Of foreign governments, which
Is placed in the van Of the lower first
cost of foreign ships and the lower
cost OF maintenance Of these ships,
due. in both cases, primarily, to lower
wages.
A table is given showing that nearly
all OF the foreign powers grant ship
ping subsidies. France pays more
than $s,O00.000. and eight other for
eign governments more than 81 100000
each for the encouragement OF their
merchant marine.
AS the first essential step in the re-
habilitation of merchant shipping the
commission proposes to create force
Of naval volunteers. composed of the
best officers and men of American
merchant ships and deep-sea fishing
vessels. Necessarily small at first,
means for healthy and sure expan-
sion OF the force is provided by the
payment of substantial retainers as an
inducement to enroll. 1t is understood
that officers and men shall receive
their seamens pay, besides this re-
tainer. during their period of actual
instruction. The Navy Department
has asked for reserve Of 10000 men
in the bills it has presented to Con.
gress.
The report quotes the commissioner
Of navigation to show that not more
than 10000 American citizens are in
cluded in the enrolment of employees
on all the American vessels on salt
water, which go out of sight OF land
for any time during the year. Com.
menting on this lack of material for .
naval volunteer force the commission
says:
"Out of these 10000 officers and men
probably not more than one-half would
be eligible for naval volunteer SER
vice. 1t is therefore manifest
that, shipowners must not only be en-
couraged to employ these naval vol.
unteers, but encouraged to build moro
ships to develop an increased naval
service, as well as to advance the In
terests OF commerce"
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
Plurality Melting.


The rotten precincts already thrown
out by the courts and the one thrown
out by the state canvassing board in
Boulder county brings Mr.. Adams plu-
rality down to about $500 at the open
ing of the contest and those who are
informed as to the extent of the frauds
say that this will be overcome by a
presentation of barely half of the evil
dence now ready for the committee.
An interesting coincidence in con-
nectiOn with the operations of the po-
litical brothers of the Adams family is
called to public attention by Clay's
Review of last week:
1.-TWO years ago when Franklin f.
Brooks defeated Alva Adams for the
office of cOngressman-at-larg Conejos
county, where Brother BILLY" Adams
lives. gave Alva fifteen hundred ma.
iority. at the same time returning ma
joritics against ell the other Demo-
cratic candidates.
Last November in Denver, where
Brother Frank Adams operates the po.
lice machine Alva got about four
thousand more votes on the face of the
returns than any other Democratic
candidate"
What brother Billee Adams did for
Alva two years ago in Cunejos brother
Frank did for him in Denver last No
vember. The indications point very
strongly to the probability that the
long political lane which the Adams
trio have been traversing so long has
a sharp turn just ahead. A. P
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20

AS was anticipated Mr.. Patterson,
whose papers are the mouthpieces of
the Democratic organization, vehe-
mently protested against what he
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
A Word to the Wise.

The very bes; housekeepers do some
extra cleaning preparatory to enter
tanning company. Now this summer
oar state is fortunate in receiving ma
ny visitors aud We are all anxious for
their approval.
Denver set aside a cleaning day.
Each householder was urged to think
how his premises might be na.e more
tidy.
/. Thought led TO action. Alleys and
oa-k yards as well as the fronts were
med.
R-ses, oroors, rnops and serubbiug
brushes were in evidence and with
good results
So3n the G. A. r. trains will pas,
through Colorado. bearing no, onI,
the veterans bat hosts of Others who
cesife TO visit the new West. The.s
gues's will visit no; only the ci.ie.
bat the towns As we'll. orcway is sure
70 have share. wouid i; no; be well
tor oar town council TO inquire how
oar streets might be cleared of some o.
the Hasigh;iy refuse? There is much
litter 40 the way of old tin cans. TORI
paPsrs and rubbish, no, only offensiy,
to the eye but a menace to health,
Oar merchants are busy and we re
ioiee Ia thai. but wish the evidence
of'he business we're cleared away from
the back doors.
1t our worthy mayor were 10 star
general cleaning up SPELL" VIII
knows bat it NIGH, e1,eud 10 farm,
where al aeenusia,ion of uusirh,l
weeds frinses an Otherwise at,rae,iv
6eie-
May not ordway have a cieanip
day.
An IateFested Party.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
Resolutions Of sympathy.

Whereas. The great and supreme
Ruler OF the Universe, has IN has ian
mite wisdom, removed tro1 'ae home
of our esteemed eluo member, Mrs
wrl. Broaeocut. her iii;ie daughter
Marian. it is BETTING that the mem
bers Of the Tnrrsday Atteruoou Clue
extend their heartfelt; sympathy and
appreciation Of her loss, therefore, DC
i:
Resolved. Tia; the sudcen removal
of this li,;Ie life from the home leaves
\ vacancy and shadow ;ha; will be
deeply realiEed BY all the members
and friends o: this ersauisatiou.
Resolved, Tha, with deep sympathy
vi,h the bereaved relatives, We e1-
press oar hope ;ha; evsn - great a
loss may b. Overrulec for Sooa BY Hira
who dce;h all things well.
Resolved, Tha; copy Of ;sese res
oiu;ious DC placed Hpoa the records of
this organization, a copy printed il
he New Era, and a copy ior~arcet TO
the oereaved family.
wi,a teePes; synPathy we are,
Cara Smith,
Myrtle Edgar,
Ella GlaSs,
Committee
Two wee white hands laid lovingly
In mine 10 toll for bread,
UPraised 10 heaven in gloom or giee,
For blessings ou ny head.
Two wee white hands creased quietly
Upon a dear dead breast,
And all lived for gone from me,
And all loved a; rest
Two angel hands stretched lovingly,
A s~ee; true eomfor, giveu,
From these blue bars to oeekon me,
Along my road TO heaven.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

Rocky Ford has sugar factory Ind
We have one up here q, Sugar City.
These factories are a thousand time.
more valuable to the farmers and the
towns than all the fairs and horse "a.
ess IN the valley, CT the state. Yet,
whoever heard of them bumming for
advertising? On the contrary, they
pay fash for every iine, pay well, and
pay promptly. A publisher can we'll
AFFORD to give friendly notices of such
enterprises.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
Home Merchant VS.. Mall Order
House,

One of the most concise and eonvin.
cling statements of the situation 10 pat
In the form of an ad vertisement In an
Iowa paper. The facts are put in the
following language:
When you buy goods Of mail order
houses, you
/. Deal with straagers.
:. Buy from printed descriptions.
}. Send money Ia advance.
4. Wait for goods and fret.
S. Pay freigh. and charges.
g, Always pay full regular priees.
z. Support some city milliouaire.
8. Must always have the cash.
The above facts are indisputabie
when put to the patron of the mail or.
der houies. On the other hand the
farmer. iaborer. merchz.t. manuiac-
turer II each more or iess interested
In the welfare Of his neighboes. What
Is to the advantage of the other. Now
the other side 10 stated like this:
When you buy goods Of the home mer.
chant and home manufactured
products. you
!. Deal with your neighbors.
2. buy with the goods before you.
3. PAY when You get the goods.
=. Work and make money.
S. Get gooda delivered free.
0. Return goods not satisfactory.
!. Get frequent special bargains
8. Build up home enterprise.
9. Are given credit when pecessa.
~.
ordway people and those whose mar
ket Is in this city may read the above
several times and ge, more good out
OF the iiue: than they would at Arst
recognize.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
Chamberlain's
C0LIC. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

Afew doses Of this remedy will
invariably cure an ordinary at.
tack Of diarrhea.
1t has been used In nine epi.
denies OF dysentery with perfect
success.
1t can always be depended
upon: even In the moro severe
attacks Of cramp collie and chol.
era morbus.
1t is equally successful for
summer diarrhea and cholera
tnfantum In children, and IL ~
means ofsaving the lives Of many
children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened IL ie pleasant to tske.
Every man OF family should
keep this remedy In his home,
BUY It now. 1t may save lie.
eRicE. 25c. LARGE SrxE. &c.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
EyanselIcai Church Services.

There will be preaching services at
the Evangelical Church as fol-
lows
Sunday school a; 10 a. m.
II !. II. German class meeting.
Preaching a; Kipg Center seho, ! I
u a II.
YoErs Peoples Alliance at pm.
Preaching services at 5 p. m. i'll En-.
c!ish.
Frieuds and members are urgently
iavi;ea TO attend these services
C. S. Steiumeiz,
S. +. Meyer,
Pastors.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
Cheated 0eatA

Kidney trouble often ends fatally.
ps pHt N oy choosing the right medlcipe. 4
~oIe' OF Bear Grove. Iowa, cheat
so oeasn. lie says: 1.-TWO yesrs aro
4 nso Kidney Trouble which caueed
mt s. great pain, suffering and auxiety.
s ~. .ook Electric Bittsss, which Il.
1890 complete cure. I have ajau
hos1,a mem OF great benefit Ia xcueraI
sse ano nerve trouble, aud keec
sSe constantly on hsud. slnce / M
s,.. y n.vs no equal. An dfueeisto
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
Who're silence was cslS,a

To coin Q word 10 an schiersod|
eompassed by few with the ezrssd
q KipiinG and Big Bill Deveg d Ss|
York police fame. Whose -es
now Graces the dictionaries u NJ
lean slang. But Frank L esnA
whose hook OF poems "ntts ~
Down South" was brought 81 2
fall. II the creator Of 8 phfass ~
qualities him to be classed s'o z
two immortais mentioned abcw
He was standing one day 90 ~
ARA OF . huge hotel at Oh ~
Comfort with q group OF na
were laughing uproariously 1sn
one Of them had Just told. IN
turned away with a tribe pef'ss
air and Joined . bevy Of debut,sn .
"Oh. Mr.. Stanton. do tel u
tbey were laughing ai." they -
1T must have been fearfuily ~
my dear ladies'" said the =
with true Southern delieau. II
! really can't. II vas muea W
ing-roomlsh-"
Last Hope YanisAst.
When leading ply siei.us ~
W. n. Smithart. Of Pehin, y W
curable consumption. his lan ~
nished; but DR.. Kings New -
for Consumption. Conghs a.
kept him out Of his grave. n
"This great specific eomnle'ey,s-]
me, aud saved my life. Since ~
have used IL for over ~ ya
consider IL \ marvellous sn.o.
lung csre." Strictly seien.,ne
for coughs. sore ihroafs OF eo'S, ~,
preventive OF pneumonis. y ~
teed. SOr and $l.00 bottles s
gists. Trial bottle free.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
chr ale,r' Grn.
Lodge Directory.

orsw.r C.~e No. II. Hieo5meH ef thf
Wo-l.. every 81 sad an Tussdsy nisht
L. Bisford, c. @ We. H1sh,
Rel IaessG T,ibS No. 10; 81 4. q. n. ~
Every Weda..i.y uissL
n. c ne;itt, s>ehezz-
OySsszy KoGcs J. q. o. +. NO. ISe,
Meet. every Saturday nishis 4.
r L walker. secy. W n hiNss =
Of s-s,iear fsorar,. west
.r- Rore.ie,d Evcry IharsdsN EisaI
". " 0Ftr.n. Foreman. "h- h1N'' W.
OS:rzy Cf,el1 Ne. .soe, efsfH q
u--...,,. "a, .ss sri. Ta-Siay utxut-
Graz y,c<ry Clerk CSr. A Eisar, u y
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

The Epworsh League social at the
re.idence of J. J. Duncan was a very
successful and pleasant oceas sion.
There was a large attendance and all
who were preseu, had a very en- JOY able
tune.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

Thos, Gallavan and wife left Sun
day morning for visit in COLORADO o
Springs and Denver. He has returnd
but Mrs. Gailavau remains for = more
extended visit.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
EtisAsfsn Suffering ashssl.

Suffering frightfuliy from III "
lent poisons Of undigested fsst. CO
Gray, Of Lulu, Mas, took Dr.. Nst
New Life Pills, with the fssst !
writes. that he was cured. All -
ach aal bowel disorders give u1I
their tonic. laxative prepeftieA
all drug sfores. guaranteed.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

Another party Of visitors arrive d
om the east Tuesday morning ana
were taken around for an iuspe ction
o the country. They saw some grand
crops.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

Mrs. G. Emery. Harris returned
Wednesday evening from her witt
with relatives ia Boulder. She was
accompanied by Miss Irene Harris,
slater of G. Emery Harris, who will
remain for few weeks visit.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

C. J. Kenua and wife and his mo-
ther, made trip to Rocky Ford arc
Mauzauol, yesterday.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

Mrs VIII Edgar and children yea
;erday returned from their visi, ir
New Mexico.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
For Sale Chean

A pair Of Double Five Column Cha.
ses. suitable for working either two or
four i've column pages, on an s-col.
nmn Washington press. They are
hrss class in every respect. Addres.
this office.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
kInf Center Itemx.

victor and Martha Bersiin and Yes
"a Brooks At Sugar City Sunday.
l. ". Brooks and family left Mon.
oay afternoon for visit with W. l.
Lloyd aud family. Of Calhau. Colo.
Mr. john Taylor has been Visiting
friends in Pueblo.
T. Williams and wife drove to a..
gar City T.esday returning hou.
wednesday evening".
Aarcqis Fisheneord haa ~o,. ..
fai'sades. Colo, to visia bis sisser.
Colunbine.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

Don't forget to cali fer the oisey
sp.'.es orasd Of soda pop Ard ss9.
mer drishs They sre ne Seet ~
Psrsst iasths vails1.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

wu. A. Coekrell, of ordway. drew
drew No. 30 In the Uin,ah land draw
ing.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
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The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18

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The Ordway new era., 1905-08-18
Order to Show Cause on ps''-
for Sale Of Real Esss'e'
STATE OF COLORADO lss. ,.s. 9:
Comfy Il osero. } csaf' "

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on an q
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eters, SUI
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b miniature
bit imporaI'
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29

Headquarters Mississippi State Board
of Health, Sept. -, 1905. Ordinance
No, 25.-Whereas, Yellow fever is pre-
vailing in several towns in the STATE of
Mississippi, and on account of the quar-
antlne restrictions the meeting Of the
Mississippi State Board of Health for
examination of applicants for license to
practice medicine in the State of Mis-
sissippi is hereby postponed to the see
ond Tuesday in November, 18th instant.
J..F, HUNTER. NJ. D.,
I u nv ,,rrEp,n NJ IA
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
. MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


Secretary Maxwell of the Railroad
Commission has made up the following
list showing the amount of taxes the
railroads will have to pay in all the
several counties of the Sfate this fan,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL WOMAN TEACHER

Now that men are being offered 10000 Jobs
and so on, salaries for women conceded capable
are going up a little. Chicago has recently put
at the head of its normal school a woman, Mrs.
Ella +, Young, who in the teaching world holds
an honored place.
Mrs. Young enjoys great popularity with the
teachers of Chicago, and it is thought will prove
the right person at the normal school, being pos
sessed not only of independence of mind, but also
of winning personality. AS an indication that the
latter desirable quality belongs to her, an event
in her early career may be brought up: When
quite young she was given charge of a most unruly
set of boys Il believe in the public schOols), with
little hope that she would prove successful in
dealing with them. Under her guiding hand mat
tiers went with unprecedented smoothness-it was
discovered here was a born teacher. Recognition
of her talents was forthcoming, she was promoted
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
THE NEW MRS. MARSHALL FIELD

The bride of the richest merchant in the world
is a parsonage of much interest, and let Us enGeav-
or TO catch a glimpse of the lady to whom Marshall
Field was m0rrisd he other day ct famous 81.
Margaret's church in London. She comes from
Mr.. Fields home city, Chicago; the records of the
church will show her name entered as Della Spen-
Ger Cation, widow.
The present-day romances of high life give IL,
heroines of ripe maturity, and we have grounds
in the occurrences in real life. calling for the 70
mances realistic, II one may make use of such 8
paradoxial phrase. The lady OF Mr.. Fields choice
is 81 years old, reported a woman of great charm,
of regal presence" I believe the reporters say,
Just returned in splendid health from an extended
automobile tour. the bride looked very handsome
on her wedding .da.y, her gown perfectly aaanted
to the occasion, silver. embroidered gray chiffon,
worn with a white hat, the touch of color petunia
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
orchids, the jewels pearls,

orchids, the jewels pearls We mention clothes as suggesting the elegant sim
phcuy obtaining at this wedding
Mrs, Fields first husband was a wen-known society man in Chicago. Ar
thur Cation and his wife weren noted for their entertainments, their horses, the
understood, a hard. Indifferent matron; on the contrary, she is justly famed
Tor kindhpess of heart and amfabihty. Philip BurneJones, the English paint
81, declared hers the sweetest smile he had ever seen. She has the reputation
OF being particularly gracious to the poor relation and the friend that has Deen
unfortunate, in fact, to richly deserve her present good fortune-if it be good
fortune to be the wife O a millionaire that has accumulated a couple of hun
ared millions, We are told, you know, tnt more than enough money is dis
Ease. ~ #E#~&
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29

Audll"r Henry mas prepared taole
of increase and decrease of the banks
statements of June 30. 1903, and Aug,
%, 1905. The figures viii be found be-
low. and it will be noted that every
item shows an increase expect those Of
suspense account and amount due other
banks:
RESOURCES.
Increase in the aggregate, .....,....,".. 10
Increase n number o. banks :" u;
in nce IN sishr sxch oirgc9 nnI cash on hand :
Increase ia stocks, bonds and warrants 49,. Is
Increase in banking houses, furniture, Ak
Increase .atgS II IN e tyn, ysesg ani ,oycs $50 " 90
rr,pu tqrrs
rnroos, u."I ia 4If II,
Increase in deposips' lime and indiyyiduai II
Increase in bills payable 49,. ..,.,., .....,. 2s9
Increase , IN re-di2ronnts -..''".''''.." 81
Decrease m snspeUsa orconnt 81
Decrease in amount due other banks,,,..,,, 6
Number of banks reporting Aug. %. 1905. ga
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Headquarters Mississippi State Board
oil Health, Sept. -. 1905. -Ordinance
No. 25.-Whereas, Yellow fever is pre-
vailing in several towns in the State of
Mississippi, and on account of the quar-
antlne restrictions the meeting of the
Mississippi State Board of Health for
examination of applicants for license to
practice medicine in the State of Mis-
ond Tuesday in November, l4th instant.
J..F, HUNTER. NJ. D.,
j. II. TACKETT, NJ. D.,
Executive Committee.
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september 70, 100. -Ofdlnalce NO.
IN account OF yeiIo" even appear
ing at several new places IN the state
nuptties TO put on s]tricter quarantines,
and on account of the danger of infec-
ton from bringing people together from
different points in the State of Missis-
sippi and other infected States, it is
hereby ordered by the State Board of
Health of MississiDpi that our ordi-
nance No. 20, of Sent. 4, be so modified
40 " fsau az ,otao" ~ poal"i ~
SrLoolI "! IotteStS Hr'iI "PeI IA Wv !,
0'aVe VI N'92lssipPI petore ~. ! : l'oo'
d. - huNlLN' oeore'"r9'
Tho Rail,ood r,nn,issior b.s tho Fol.
LOVING animal ronnrts Of raiIrood..
Moplie any my IePorIo Rtos9 re-
S y, pI3 % = Pi,'i'' grT''i' gr1s' expenses,
Si'o'I'ot''o- Lne Alaoath" oreaS
s 2"u'n nea n repoFu7 gioSa eaThlh n, oi
The Natchez and Southern Railway
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29

The town Of Ripley Is agitated on the
subject of planting shade trees, and
the ladies' of the community have or
gained a club, the object of which is
to secure the planting of shade trees
and of beautifying the streets.