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| then making their adieus One pleas
ant feature of the entertainment was
the great number of prominent Hawai-
1ans present, both men and women. To
the visitors they were far more inter
est1ng-and not from any motives of
vulgar curfosity-than the most dis
tinguished Of the foreign born Hawai-
lans. Queen Liliuokalani was seated
near the receiving line. She wore a.
beautiful gown of white lace over pur-
pie silk, and the guests were presented
TO her, with all proper respect and
ceremony. Amongst others who were
much observed was the stately and
dignified Princess Kalanianaole, in an
exquisite white costume with a mag
nificent necklace-disks of gold hand
wrought. Mrs. Holloway were a black
silk holoku with a train, around her
neck a lei of yellow feathers, indicat-
ing her rank. Mrs. Laura Mahelona
also appeared in holoku of rich black
silk, and hat with scarlet feathers
with effective touches of blue. Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Parker, Prince David
Kawananakoa and Prince and Prin-
cess KalanianaoIe did much toward
entertaining the visitors.
The Ellis Glee Club and the Hawai-
ian band, who furnished the music,
did themselves great credit, and were
another characteristic feature thor
oughly appreciated by the American
visitors. There has not been so large
a representation Of influential Hawai-
ians on any public occasion, in which
they have taken so prominent a part,
and it was a matter of qualification to
all.
The consular bodies were represent
ed by Consul General and Madame Mi
XII Salto, Chang Tso Fan, and Madame
Chang, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer,
and Senior Canavarro. A detail of the
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With the departure OF the Congress
sional visitors the social season prac-
tically comes to an end Taken as
whole, it has been rather a memorable
one. The people of Honolulu, endowed
with much wealth, having beautiful
houses and numbers of well-trained
servants are at all times disposed to
dispense the most beautiful hospitality
AS has often been said, debarred from
many public entertainments, the thea
ter, opera, concerts, which are relied
upon elsewhere as staple sources OF
amusement, they have been much
more dependent upon purely social en-
Joyment. For this reason the fine art
of entertaining has been brought to
high standard of perfection. A season
IN Honolulu is always recalled by the
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National Guard were present with the
Adjutant General, ]. w. Jones. in full
uniform who received the guests as
they arrived, the presentations being
made by Secretary Atkinson. The re-
ception was not merely a success but
it was thoroughly enjoyed by every
guest present.
- ~ ~
Mrs. Luther Severance. Of Hilo. who
has been expected in Honolulu for sew
eral weeks, has been unayoidabIy de-
layed. She will arrive next Saturday.
and will be the guest of her sister.
Mrs. o. H. Gulick, for an extended
visit. She will also spend some time
with Mrs. p. c. Jones at her Nuuanu
valley home, and will be warmly well
coined by hosts of other friends by
whom her society is always sought.
~ ~ -
Miss Nellie Fitzmaurice. a cousin of
Mr.. J. F. Morgan, who has been Wis
iting that family for the past nine
months, left for her home in Connecti-
cut on the Sierra. She will be greatly
missed among the younger set, with
whom she was a great favorite. Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan entertained i'm her
honor on Thursday evening.
~ - ~
Many theater parties have been given
during the past week. followed by sup
per at one or the other Of the hotels.
- - -
Mrs. Tom King gave a tea the first
Of the week for Mrs. Grace Rice OF
Kauai. About sixty were present, the
Invitations being limited to +bosa y,y,o
had called upon Mrs. Rice.
~ - ~
Among much entertaining during the |
past week in honor of Mrs. Rush, al |
ways a great favorite. and who has |
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! lost none OF her popularity during her
| absence. was a luncheon given by Mrs
| Arthur Wall on Tuesday. Among the
guests were Mrs. Babbitt. Mrs. Arthur
Brown. Mrs. Fred. Smith. Mrs. sam
Wilder. Mrs. G. NJ. Cooper. Mrs. Rob-
ert Levers. Mrs. Chas. Wright. Mrs.
A. Humphreys. Mrs. De witte and
Mrs. Hanna.
The Honolulu symphony Society has
Of late been holding it's rehearsaIs "a
Haalelea Lawn. shortly 10 be occupied
by the University club. by whom the
historic house has been purchased. BY
an excellent arrangement the society
will find permanent accommodation I'm
the new rooms Of the Kilohana Art
League. The move will be made this
month.
ts..S -
Former Governor Cleghorn, who has
always been interested in city improve
ment, has generously asked the Kilo-
hama Art League To give its garden
party at his beautiful home. Ainahau.
The event is set for Wednesday, May
-. at $3.50 and H. invitationrl.
- ~ -
Captain Carter Of the naval station
gave "A dinner on Wednesday evening.
the guests being Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson. Captain Humphrey. Mrs. Mary
Gum and Bruce Cartwright. Jr. Cap
tain Carter also entertained on Friday
evening in honor 81 Mrs. Henry Mac
farlane. who sailed for the Coast on
the Sierra.
DR.. and Mrs. Harvey Murray enter
tanned at dinner on Friday evening I'm
honor Of the British Consul, Mr.. For
ster. and Mrs. Forster. Major and Mrs.
Van Nliet and the Prince and Princess
were among the guests.
The table was decorated in pink crys-
Edward Dekum of the Gazette Com
pany will leave June l for "A six months'
vacation. He WI go direct TO Port
and, oregon, for a month or more.
nd then go east. stopping en- route in
ST. Louis and Chicago. Before return
ing ne viii make tour through
Southern Europe. returning by the way
)f England.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Frear gave a
IF Mr. and Mrs Eric Knudsen. Judge
md Mrs. Lindsay Mr.. Hosmer. Mr..
md Mrs. Gerrit Wilder were asked TO
meet them.
~ - ~
Mrs. Purdy OF Waikiki gave lunch
on on Wednesday TO a few congenial
riends. The table was decorated with
asturtiums. There were present the
'rincess Kawananakoa. Mrs. Camp
Mrs Augusta Schmidt,
lrs. Elizabeth Freeth and Mrs. Walter
- q y
Mrs a. G.. Halves. Jr.. has been Wis.,
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Case Deering at
heir residence on King street during
ne past week.
Governor and Mrs. Moore OF Samoa.
no had arranged "A tea TO be given 20
aptain Clark Of the Annapolis. de-
.rred IL because Of Governor Carter's
.ception.
fAddytg,por Eoctae,- -, Tagt Da1aN
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/ Allen VI. NOVEL;, who has been with
/ the Waialua Agricultural Company,
| and later with the Wahiawa Water
| Co, will leave for the mainland on the
| Alameda, with his family. His stay
/ will be for an indefinite period. as he
| has accepted a position in Boston and
has fixed no time for his return 10
| Hawaii.
/ Governor and Mrs Moore of Page
| Page, the L. S. naval station in Sa-
moa, have been the guests of the Ha-
waiian Hotel during their stay in Ho-
| nolulu where they have had a warm
| welcome from many old friends
| ~ - -
The recital 10 be given here by Mac
| kenzie Gordon promises already to be
most successful The absence of oppor-
tunities to hear such an artist, and the
knowledge that many Honolulu people
have of his attachments, have made
the matter of guarantee very easy.
Mr. Gordon has a magnificent tenor
voice. perfectly trained, pure, clear and
true, and a dramatic finish that marks
him at once as a real artist He is
elassed with Caruso, and often sings
with Schalchi, Nordica and other ar
lists of the same rank. His appearance
here will be musical event of more
than usual interest.
~ .E .g
Mr.. C. Sloan and Mr.. Billy Hop
kins of San Francisco will arrive in
Honolulu on the Siberia next Thurs-
day, in company with Mr.. Mackenzie
Gordon, the tenor. All three are prom !
inent members of the famous Bohe- |
milan Club in San Francisco.
A reception will be given to the Rev. |
w. H. Bliss and Mrs. Bliss at the |
parish house, Makiki street, on Thurs
day evening, May 16, at O'Clock, to |
which the public are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss are from Chicago
and are in Honolulu for a visit of in
definite length.
- " -
Mrs. Laura Wilder Wight has taken
the place belonging to Mrs. Macfarlane,
On Wyllie street, for the summer
~ ~ ~
Mrs. A. A. Moore, before she depart
I'd on the Mongolia for her home in
Iowa, after a winters stay in Homo
u1u, gave a dinner party to a few Of
iII Hl tAlC LUNG IIoLGI IdSl 4
Tuesday night. There were present
Mr. and Mrs w. w Joynes. Mr.. and ,
Mrs. Birkholz, Mr.. and Mrs. Bratnober. .
- ~ -
Miss Florence Desky sailed on the
Sierra to take up her future home with S
elatives in Salt Lake City. /
" " ~
The reception given by Governor and Z
drs. Carter on Friday afternoon to the
delegates and their
wives, was a most brilliant affair The {
took the form of
omewhat elaborate garden party, the {
fternoon proving, throughout, most t
'ropitious. The receiving committee
vas very large including Mrs. Sanford i
;. Dole, Mrs. G. M. Cooke the Prin- {
ess Kalanianole, Mrs. E. L. Hamilton &
drs. E. f. Bishop, Mrs G. 3. Cooper, | c
1rs. w. NJ. Giffard, the Misses Hart '
veil, Mrs. G. S. Holloway, Mrs. Mott q
smith, Mrs. F. w Macfarlane, Mrs i
Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. Eric Knud- t
en-, Mrs. Augustus Knudsen, Mrs r. 9
IAN Vliet and many others. A list of a
hose who were present would include
lmost all Honolulu society. Many re- e
NAMED throughout the afternoon, 4
theirs merely paying their respects to {
he hostess and the guests of honor, a
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CALLING DAYS IN HOMO
LULU.

Mondays Punahou, Manoa
Heights. College Hills, Ma
kiki.
Tuesdays - Waikiki, KapioIani
Park, Kaimuki and PaloIo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Pun
nui. Above Nuuanu bridge,
first and third Wednesdays;
below, second and fourth.
Thursdays-The Plains.
F'rfdays-Town and Hotels.
SGturdays-Kalil1i
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SCHOOL : NOTES

Rev. Craven and Mr.. Cant paid q
visit to the High School Tuesday az
ternoon. Mr.. Cant gave some con
gratulatory words on the progress OF
education In Colorado and the West.
Both expressed their delight In the
splendid work that is being done In
the Ordway Public Schools.
The three higher departments were
visited the same afternoon by Profs.
Bridges and Woody, OF the Bridges.
Woody Concert Company.
The Athenian Literary Society is
busy preparing for its Thanksgiving
program. A general program is to be
given in each department and 1t Is
hoped the parents will take time TO
spend an afternoon with us.
Josephine Sharp was promoted from
the Sixth to the Seventh Grade this
week.
Francis Cash is missing from the
Sixth Grade ranks. She will soon
move 10 Pueblo with her parents We
are sorry to lose the Professors chill
dren from the school.
Great enthusiasm is shown In the
lst. intermediate Department In the
of work for exhibition on
Thanksgiving.
Even the Primary children, says
Mrs. Whitlock, are eagerly preparing
for their first school celebration.
The little chairs have arrived at
last and the school babies are enjoying
them to the fullest extent.
The attendance In the First Primary
was exceptionally good during the
severe weather, only four little ones
being absent. This speaks we'll for
the interest the parents take 10 the
school.
Pupils enrolled since last week:
Grammar, Zelda Clouse; Second Pri.
mary, Lenora Rowe, Verdis, Omen
aud Denver Shaw.
We are steadily increasing In enthu.
siasm as well as numbers.
Mamma, bessie, how many sisters
has your new play mater"
Bessie, "He has one. mamma. He
tried to fool me by saying he had two
half sisters, but he didn't know that
I've studied arithmetic"
Calling cards printed At the New
Eeo nNlrn
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THE cAxIAL0UPE INDUSTRY
Report Of the Ordway Assocla.
tlon'S Business For 1907

The Ordway Cantaloupe Association
was incorporated on April 10th, 1907
for the mutual protection and advance
ment OF the interests OF its stockhold
ers In the growth and marketing OF
cantaloupes, with J. J. Duncan, Jas.
NJ. Smith, A. NJ. Brenaman, E. f.
Hosler and L. II. Wintermute as in.
corporators. The capital stock OF the
Association Is 1000. J. r. Dannelley
was elected secretary and A. NJ. Bren-
aman, treasurer.
Early In the season the Association
engaged the nrm OF Barnett Bros, OF
Chicago. TO handle their shipments on
commission Of ten per cent. with a
rebate OF three per cent. to apply on
funds loaned the Association for build
ing loading platforms and sheds.
Something over 700 acres were
pledged to the Association in the be-
ginning but when shipping season ar
rived, there remained less than 500
acres, several members having bolted
and signed with other commission
men. Several returned to the fold
later on and the Association next year
will be stronger by reason Of their ex-
perience this season.
The first planting was nipped by the
late frosts and most Of the acreage had
to be replanted which made the crop
some two weeks late in maturing and
n.
ward on September 9th. A total ship
ment OF 81 cars OF 500 dozen each was
made during the following five weeks,
The last car being loaded on October
18th. Altogether there were 53,7l9
dozen melons shipped which netted
the growers little better than 37i
cents per dozen.
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kAiSER--TRAiN0R WEDDING.

A very pretty wedding took place at
St. Peters Catholic Church, this city,
on last Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock, when Joseph Trainor and
Mary Kaiser were united in the bonds
OF holy matrimony, Rev. Father
Michael Rank officiating.
The bridal couple we're ushered up
the aisle to the strains Of Mendelssohn's S
Wedding March, the groom attended
by his brother, William J. Trainor,
and the bride by Miss Margaret Gray.
The bride wore cream silk poplin
and carried Brides roses. After a
wedding breakfast at the brides home,
they took the train at Rocky Ford fol
short trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trainor are very pop-
ular young people In this community,
and their many friends extend wishes
for long and happy life.
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The Thursday Afternoon Club met
at the home OF Mrs. NJ. E. Bashor yes
terday afternoon. Roll call was an
swered with sketches OF noted men
and women Of Colorado. Tne biography
Of Helen Hunt Jackson was read by
Mrs. Lee Edgar. Mrs. d. G. Roberts
gave book review Of Rebecca by Kate
Douglas Virgins, followed by music
furnished by Mrs. Fred Rohl and Mrs.
J. +. johnson. Contrary TO the rules
and regulations, lunch. was served by
the hostess. Such violation OF rigid (?l
laws seems to be cheerfully overlooked.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Jay F. Johnson on Tuesday the Goth.
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OLNEY ITEMS BY LONELY TED

o. Baldwin and G. J. Conard WIS.,
tied La Junta Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Forsee and daughter left for
Pueblo Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Fl. Mccoy returned no me from
Canada and Washington last week.
Miss Jessie Steel and brother visited
friends In Olney this week.
Mr.. Fred Comstock was In Pueblo
last week visiting his mother, who is
receiving medical treatment.
The new church is beginning to
materialize. James Jewell is hauling
sand for the foundation.
Mrs. NJ. M. Moore IL in the Numa
district visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. G. Hanen visited her moth.
er, Mrs. N. Hackwortb, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Hackvorth
were in Sugar City Saturday.
Henry Hale is In Olney with a load
ef"Divide spuds."
Charlie Hackwortb started IN tho
Divide Saturday, but found the storm
t0O much for him and turned back.
Monday. " '"' A'''"e
son., VI s"e sos'
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Bob Greek Items.

We are sorry to report sickness 10
the families OF Mrs. Laura Dennis
and Mrs. weskamp. All are improv-
ing, however.
Guy Williams has bought a place In
Olney, and will move there with his
family soon.
The smallpox scare has interfered
with the literary performances. IL
will probably be resumed after every
body has peeled of.
Miss Nan Everett surprised and
vladdened her friends in the Ante
lope Lake community with two
days visit recently.
Last week, while Mr.. and Mrs. Akin
were absent from home, some
one entered the house and ''swiped"
Mrs. Akin's watch and Mr.. Akin's IA
vurite razor. Perhaps he means TO be
an "eight-minute" barber, and want
ed the watch to time himself. He
was evidently In a hurry, As nothing
else was disturbed. The articles TAX
en- had been left on bureau 10 the
bedroom, but another watch and scv-
eral rings, one of them q valuable dia-
mond, " ere found to be quite safe
where they had been carelessiy left In
an unlocked drawer. They do not
seem much worried over the loss Of
the watch, but Mr.. Akin bemoans the
loss Of his razor, which, he said, had
been his friend In many a hard fought
battle with the world, and might
have been again. when he had grown
weary Of the struggle with desert
land and reservoirs, and concluded TO
lay 'em down. lin other words-when
he went "busted.'D Well, the best OF
friends must part, and Akin and his
razor have parted.
What queer condolences sometimes
occur! Harvey Lewis, one Of Fowler's
most popular young men, visited our
Literary recently, accompanied to
her home charming young lady, then
returned to his home In Fowler and
proceeded to have the smallpox.
Ed Schafer, our competent road.
overseer, made some needed repairs
on the road at and near the Swanson
bridge this week.
Geo. Legis has rented his farm to q
family who moved into his house near
the Lake this week. Name unlearned
as yet.
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To The Public

We are now ready 70 serye IN
customers with the Choicest mi
Meat obtainable, having put 10 ~
itary cooling plant and . rood M,
cutter. Our house Is bfim full d
goods Of all descriptions, and N m
prepared to take care Of our tsds h
good shape. Give Us Z call VI h
convinced that this 10 The psn h
trade and save money.
Winfree Bun
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Contest Notice
Department Of The Interior.
United 0tatos Land Oalos.

Department OF The Interior.
United States Land Once.
Pueblo. Colo. Nov. Z, 1871
Asutncieut contest aa,davit havins been alsd
In thas once By Charles e. Haokworth. oonsss 4.
ant. against Homestead Entry No. la4sa, made
April II. 1904. for 9 y NE 4 NE Y BE \ oee,
y AND eW y hwk Section =, Township 10 D.
RAnss % ". By Robert n. Ohass, ooutess<s, 1.
which II 10 alleged that aid Robsst q. Chass
has asvse at any time sapos setry was uaAs.
made any setlsnsnt OF dsse any wsek q any
kind o. resided upon said isud. which u and
mas been at oil umss since satsy wss made bee.
res prairie. wholly unhsoksu. unsultivaSsd saA
enimpsovsd; sad thss said allsssd sbssuss frso
ssad land was nos due 20 his smp,oynsas n
see Army, Navy or Marine Corps Il TIE uuissa
ssases - psivses SOLDIER. sAsss ssanaa q
mss1ns during sAs wss with Spain q dusins
any osAes wss h which ths Usitea o>sass ~
b sagassls
Nov. thsrsfors. said paseess sss Assssy pseo.
- = spSsas. rsspead aad ssse svilesse
ssseeses sead ailssastsa q 70 sfssssh {, = =
Dessobes ~. less. bseoss ~ AsGlsooe 80 -.
esess: = ~ uaiee1 o>ases AanA onp =
- - ssoesaoeat haWtng. u : rponeg -
eevA ~ osesses Il. NJ, ~ 80 80
49, ueeW 49, ao>os - 10Hnnnm
49, = ~ noe11s - ~ q n1d'11 r., n
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Evsneeiiesi Church Services

Evaneelicsl Church Services.
Services over Sunday as follows:
Sunday School at 10 .. m.
Services at II .. m.
Young Peoples Alliance st p N.
Preaching ut 1870 p. m.
Rev C.S.Steinmetz will have charge
of these services.
Bob Creek Sunday School 10 .. m.
Preaching at II .. m.
King Center Preaching At 3 p. m.
lay at 1880 2. m.
German class Saturday at 3 p. N.
Evening services always English.
The public cordially invited to these
services.
G. s. STErNMETz
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Bsptist Church Services

Bsptixt Church Services.
Sunday School at 10 am.
Sermon At II .. m.
Subject, "Christ's Method for Extend
ing His Kingdom"
B. Y. P. U. meeting 1t $50 p. m.
Subject, "Wanted: Men for Gideon's
Band"
Leader, Robert Waugh.
Evening service At 7:3o .. N.
Subject, 1.-THE Call of God"
Prayer Meeting at 7:3o on Wednes-
day evening.
We extend 10 all . cordial invita-
tion TO attend these services,
A. NJ. CRAVEN, Pastor.
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colorado" Monday night. Come
prepared TO laugh.

The men who run the newspapers OF
the country are enjoying anything but
a picnic OF late. The cost Of publica-
tion has increased forty percent In the
past ten years, and twenty-five OF this
increase has been tackled on within
the past flve years. The newspaper
is the only commodity which is cost
ing the consumers no more, and yet
nobody appreciates the beneft.-Field
and Farm.
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It's very easy to get rich II you want
TO bad enough, Tom Charles says.
Work like fury sixteen hours day at
least, run back and forth to your meals,
hurry your wife into Mysteries II she
doesn't have every meal just when
you get there, sleep as little as you
can and live, grasp every dollar In
sight and dig for some that you think
are covered up, pinch your pocket
book, shrivel your soul and overwork
your body and you will make money.
You will be rich when you're old II you
live. You will also be broken down
and miserably despised as a miser and
slave driver by all your neighbors
and Stunned by your children. And
when you die, which will be before
your time, your children and neal
relatives will fight over your pro.
perty.
The New ERA from now until Jan.
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olnsy Methodist E piseopsi
Church.

You are cordially invited n mest
and hear the new pastor next snna.,
Sunday school at3 p. m. shsrn Whv
not svefybody R6p PuAiic vo,shir Z
snd sarmoa will b h6]6 u ~
shash snbj&k "JOhn Ths Hsrald =
AsnenbSf ths wstchwcrd . .srAs
N. : cneseh. !" = let.a = .all saily q
- ~ sealtsat ssdiiy possih(S'
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Casey went Into Mann's fstsunk
the other day and sccossins thesssA
proprietor, said: Say but DIN bu-
Rry. phwst how ye's?" "well' ~
the man, II have deviled tidssk
calves brains, pigs feet" .xd
OF didn't cum 10 hear " Jour bodily
ailments, OF want somethln' 10 W.
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Household Furniture For Sale
Range. beds, sanitary couch, kitchen
enamel ware, two BRUSSELS rugs and
numerous other articles.
Call at II. Donald house, TIVE doors
south Of A. Sewers.
MRS. w. 8. PALMER,
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Blue Ribbon cantaloupe Seed.
Our cantaloupes took first prize At
the Rocky Ford Fair. l have q few
carefully selected seed at three dol.
lars per pound. L. d. Keuison,
Fowler. Colo.
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A story OF our own great and glorious
golden west

We are getting In lot Of Trunks,
Suit Cases and Telescopes. Give us
call. Winfree Bros
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For Sale-Brown Lcghorn ROSTERS
1 mile west Of Ordway.
J. r. Langridge.
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For Sale.

Good st inch low wheeled wagon
with grain bed, Inquire Of
J. A. Sprengle.
II miles north Of Ordway.
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For Sole-CHEAP.
Two town lots, good location. alb
stract furnished. A. A. Brooks.
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Don't forget 10 watch for III Y
nouncement of the District Sehod
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Clusters guarantee you perfect 1T
In Ladies' and Gents Tailoring Goods.
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Hereford Bulls for sale. Phone.
Ord way l3 J. +. Henderson
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The NEW ERA from now until Jan.
uary flrst free.
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Calling cards printed At the New
Era ofIice.
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