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Samuel NcCrea went 10 lu.o nd
Monday to prove up on his homes.ea.
near Sugar City, and dlscoVere' We. .to
he still needed seven days hore "
complete the required period OF ,e,r
dence upon his land and re'urneu ~ ~
',he same Immediately In order ~
serve the seven days before ms .ea
,..days OF grace'-which are allo".' ',a
from date set for final prooi-cAp'e'
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday December 81, 1905.
Bible School, 1000 a. m.
Morning worship ll:0O a. m.
Teacher Training class at G:i5 p. IN.
Preaching 1880 y. III.
Wednesday evening 1870 o'clock.
Prayer and Bible Study. Acts ..
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
RoBT. II. NEWTON, Pastor.
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Services at the Methodist E Episcopal
Church.
Sunday. Dec. q. zoos.

Sunday, Dec. -, 1908.
Sunday School, 1000 a. m. ]. J.
Duncan, Supt. Subject of Lesson,
Fourth Quarterly Review.
Morning Worship II a. m.
Epworth League devotional service,
6:30 p. IN. Topic, "The Song of the
New Kingdom" Leaders, Belle Sale
and Lillian Trotter.
Evening service at 7:30 o'clock
Special meeting throughout the
week with watch night meeting
Thursday evening.
A cordial welcome awaits you to all
these services.
A. w. RICE, Pastor.
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A man is judged by the company he
keens and n woman by the servants
she can't keep Hot milk choco'a'e -
host Judged In the drinking ana tiiate
where l come in. No water,
rich Jersey milk and delicious choco,
late. For stouter. appetites' NV
Vigoral, Celery and Tomato bou''''o'
Remember the place.-MARTIN's.
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The bazaar and social given AT lne
King Center schoolhouse, fr'u"s'
December 18th. was decided success
A large crowd attended and Il J"''s
good time was reported by everyone
nresent. Proceeds of social Ise' W.
church subscription. Auctiohce's
Conard and Adams sold Une '".I =.
work netting for the LADIES' A''
Society $55. 90.
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Evanselical Church Services.

Services over Sunday as follows:
Sunday School, English aud German
at 10 a. m.
Prayer service, 100 a. m.
Young Peoples Alliance at 6:30 p. m.
Evening preaching service 7:3O p. IN,
Subject, Looking Backward"
Bob Creek Sunday School at 10 a. III.
Preaching at II 90 a. m.
King Center, preaching at 3 p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wednes-
lay at I:30 r. m.
The public cordially invited to these
services.
c. S. STEINMETZ.
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Francis James moyed twice tlIs
week, once from the Trotter mousse I"
the G. w. Garfield premises. Arriving
there, lie could not get MS large
kitchen range and other heavy i"ri'-
ture into the latter place. Then ne
moved back where he has iiNed ever
since he has been in Ordway.
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Little Lcona Howard, who has been
making her home with Mrs. John
Helms, has been quite sick, and the
mother was summoned from Colorado
Springs. Late reports were favorable
to her recovery.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

G. B. Virgins sale, which TOOK
place on Thursday of last week. was
well attended and the prices recelNeu
very satisfactory. Col. A. *. FRYE
and r. L. Spindle were the auction
GERS. Several head of thoroughbred
Duroc-Jersey hogs attracted buyers
from Rocky Ford and other surrounu'
ing towns.
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Miss Hattie BrOadbcnt returned on
Friday evening OF last week from
Greeley, where she has been attending
school. Her brother. Harry Broad
bent, met her at Colorado Springs and
nccnmnnnied her homo.
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We understand that T. L. Spindle
has purchased the Hawkins property
at Olney and will at once put in iuIi
line of flour feed and coal. Tom will
be right at home in this line and We
predict for him "A successful business.
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thu "as way merchants have been busy
ch,,s,p past Two weeks, waiting on
io,moa trade which was equal to
timas years in spite of the panicky
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ash there. and the
elves and l will look
after the fruit Tor
you."
Before departing
back into the fairy
tree, she stroll K G d
Dams arm: and he
was able to open the
door with it as he said
goodnight to tn e
Queen of the Elves
and her troop.
Dan now grows the
best apples in New
England, and he has
a very good crop OF
them in the worst
season.
II say, MIR. Der
rick" said a stranger
one day, why don't
you root up that use
less mountain ash in
the center ,heref'
"Oh. that's what
some folks call a fairy
aid Dan. IT hey say
s u man luck"
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Because Of holiday festivities, the
Harmony club will not meet until
January 18th, when Mrs. Jay johnson
will entertain.
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ROOMS TO RENT

For light housekeeping or single
furnished rooms. Inquire at the
bakery or residence.
Mrs. l.. NJ. DAVIS.
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Marshal Reynolds arrested Fred
Folks, young lad found on the
streets Wednesday who was sentenced
to the reform school and was out on
parole. The sheriff OF Pueblo county
was to be down on the l:30 train to
take charge OF him, but did not arrive
until $50. The lad was placed in the
calaboOse and while Marshal Reynolds
was out OF town in the afternoon, the
bird escaped. An accomplice is sup
posed to have twisted the lock on the
cage with crowbar. The young
mans parents formerly lived here and
his father was minister OF the Cos
pei. When last seen, young Folks
was headed for Sugar City.
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C'aytoh klce returned from Illinois
,a'.! . 'n the week and reports things
nO''ns along slowly in the Sucker
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the ca, ,al OF our business men were in
Interest," 'y seat Wednesday in the
ptopos,u. Vi the county division
Gray' on' pa Among them were Alex
4 p s1rfy Behymer, H. Humlston,
Dowpev' Johnson, M, VIM. Edgar, ). r.
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Ha,n, families of Fred and Sam
Thsr u'e ..'1 departed Tuesday for Illinois.
ho,o' VIII probably be with us again
'0 another Christmas has passed.
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d. VI. Mcintosh disposed OF part
of his property at public sale last
Tuesday and the family expected to
leave Wednesday for Boseman, Mont,
To join several Of the children who
are located there. MIR. Mcintosh has
rented a goat ranch and believes the
work connected with IL will be less
strenuous than farming. These es-
timablc people are well-known and
respected in this community, having
resided here over six years, in which
time they have made many friends
who regret their departure, but wish
them every success in the new location.
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~ ""',am Z. Huffman, of Pando,
.,auo noa, well known to many Ordway
tlisweek. "
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her vi.,. ' vincent NJ. Jones concluded
dav ,s., a IN the Shelton home on Mon
whera a'u ~, departed for Colorado Springs
re,urns sue will visit some time before
ne to her home in St. Louis.
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.. VI january lst, we give away that
80 taking machine. Have you a
''~'e'' Montgomery Mer Co.
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N Cowden and Frank Crowley
,0.s n.'s GOWN from Olney Monday to at
that evening. 'p'a 'ou'e
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Mrs. J. Il Dannclley went to Kan.
saS City Sunday, returning on rursdl,
uf this week.
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J. T.. Bcncll is down from Pueblo To-
spend Christmas with the family on
the ranch near Lake Meredith.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

lloyd HensIer made his tlrst appear.
ace on the street last Saturday after
isieee Of typhoid fever.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

:, v u Roberts and family left on
"euursday Tor Denver where they
Will spend the holidays with friends
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foh SALE, CHEAP.-Folding bed.
,pa'' range, washing machine. before
Dec Both. r II Npwror
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One of Al Roberts Christmas cards
bore good sized lobster with this in.
scriptiun: From one tu another"
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Get a piece "f the big steer at
Gallnyan's market tomorrow, .Snlur.
day.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

II you want iIrSt-cInss milk. buy
tickets Of Harry c. Learned. Phone
white 500.
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Reuben Xinn aud sister. Miss Cora,
drove over from Rocky Ford Wcdncs-
day to spend Christmas with the hrmc
folks.
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Ms. Harry C. Learned left on Mon.
ciy Tor Gilmore City, Iowa, for a
MONTHS visit with her parents.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

DR.. Woods left. Tuesday to join his
wife and the junior member OF the
family in Colorado City, where they
will spend Christmas with the home
folks
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,s,r., 'ne new line of shoes Just re-
,,,.'. eu at the Cash Bazaar. All the
,a'est in blacks, tans and ox.bloods,
''fom 80 so to s4.oo
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teOfee Edgar went to Pueblo Satur-
aiy TO take his regular weekly
iastuction on the violin.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Trainor left
Wednesday evening for La Junta
where they will spend the holidays
with relatives.
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fashion. | had halt a mInd 10 stay you
outright last night!
Dan then had a glorious inspiration.
1T was well for You that yor didn't hurt
me ma'am, he said very respectfully vet
frmIy Look hat I've done for you
already. Some ral,Dit had burrowcd under
your tree. and the earth was 50 loose there
hat down YOU would surely have come ia
the next Cale. You oughtnt to have set
that keeper on me, you know, 49,,
Yes: I'm sorry now for that sad the
,dv Of the Tree. But hurry back at
onCc % 10 the spo, from which you took me,
and dig there and take what you find.
Away wen, Dan with spade and the
LADY of the Tree and the Queen OF the
FIyes began to talk together.
When Dan returned, CARRYING with some
diH;culty, a heavy sack on his shoulder lie
bsarI b..,'r The Lady say to the Elm Queen:
YES, think you are right. The motor,
cars are a great nu.sance. A quiet orchard
on the skirts of the forest would be the very
place for us. ,..r s,- ,,,,
,,..r, "said Dan. And. from what c n
see , there's plenty of money in this sack
10 buy it." s..1n.,;1 ~.
1adv of the Tree, and plant the mountain
IL m
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Ni,' Mabel Nci-t left on Monday
'i,he san Luis valley to visit during
be holidays.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

Ppf C. Van IIoose aud wife left on
kiarday for Denver to spend the
ldays.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

How do YOU like our Christmas
edition? Extra copies may be- had at
ten cents each.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

Orlando Clark, of Greeley. Who
has been in Ordway the past week,
left Thursday morning
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

wm. Bcal, OF Sugar City, was in
Ordway Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

DR.. c. o. MctZlcr, DcutI~t Onlrr
west OF Hotel Bcrcndu, west terrace.
Phone Blue jll.
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Mrs. IIaincs. Of Rye. Colo, arrived
Wednesday evening to spend NmaS
with her daughter, Mrs. Thus.
Gallayan.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

Nj, Sigma Wick~trom is spending
he holidays with her parents near
"a Ianta.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

SnltOr Sam BUrris. of Pueblo, was
boxing after his farming interests
.slr town on Monday.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

|T.E Spindle and a. X. Frye have
Inn formed q partnership as auc-
seers.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

Nrs Perry Brhymrr and daughter,
Prnr, we're in Pueblo on Monday Of
p, week,
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

j. A. Patterson returned to his home
Mt Ault, yesterday.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

Charlie Helms. who has been at.
tending school in Pueblo, came down
Wednesday evening 10 spend his
holiday vacation at home.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

u. n Mccoy, or OIney Springs, was
. Ofdway on Tuesday circulating
iaong his friends.
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When IN Ordway be sure to call at
Photo Car.
Just North Peck & Johnson's Office.
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DlillhAf'
derstand what she Wa, was
raving about. was Vas
the thought OF ms
misfortune driving d
her out of her m'ndE
II was bad enough,
surely, but she necdn t
take it in that man,
ner. He came ana
sat beside her. and
bent tend erly over
her. and tried to
comfort her.
Look at the Christ. 4.
mas-tree, mammyl
shouted the children.
dancing with delight
and ciapping their .:
hands. "Look at the
Cbr;stmas.tree, dad
"! oh. isn'tit loyelyll.
H,ss 49,
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DR. Swift was Purbo visitor
last Friday.
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7. ID. FAIRIES was II passenger west.
bound on Wednesday.
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Aaron Cu"k Is confined to his home
this week by sickness.
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Henry O. Morris, Of Pueblo, was ii
Ordway Tuesday.
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la A, Bailreich, n Pueblo, was look.
\, ,,ter business matters In Ordway
tss.diy.
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Nj. Alice Walter i> enjoying her
kd.,mas vacation with friends In
|sSbIo
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h , Henderson shipped carload
-rl,.to Kentucky Tuesday night.
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= Jpdd Conard onIclatcd at the
|'I,m,b sale last Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

The family nr Jos. Kricg Is now
,,,,,red in the VI +. Wiufrce
s.a
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m. biz steer at cAInyan's will be
an for Saturday, trade.
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Il. W. Mcdaniel, OF La Junta, was
here on business Wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

~. q n. Grecn spent saturday OF
L, week in Pueblo.
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couple o tdNH dA''''
lie returned home by the way he came
AMI pcked up the rabbit and the noun
,ain ash. and went to bed without saying
anything to his wre. ,,-r-L,
/, was to the mcrrymaking bycandIeliSht
,h,t they all looked forward. The morn
,na they spent in gathering holly and the
.,f,rrnDgn in deck ny the cottage with H.
and Dan hmseli forgot his troubles IN
s.,.rrt w,~k of decoration. Shutting nm
s,If in the shed. he planted the mountain
,sh in n deep box filed with Leaf mould,
,,J rIinped OF few unsightly leaves ana
,icI bis of gayly coIored paper on the
I,r9,,,hes " hen the rabbit pie was al
rI,rcd on the tlDle in the full liSht ol
,hs solitary candle. he told his two e'oeS'
Eo,s ,o bring in something which they
,yould find in the shed. -
IN the meantime his wife, Doll serveo
H., ,,;th Some of the pie. But with 'nc
&C., niece of rabbit that he ate the thouE''
of his misfortune overcaine Nun '". ~
hurst into tears and told his vile "'"' i,.,,
bannened. She took the news III " 'e'9
S""TSu :'TSa, ,hatl" she cried wildly pointing
. ,he mountain ash, which the BOYS Weie We,
hr;nginr in. You pulled that upr I
oa,. I understand Now l unde'S,ans n.
'T;s,,t | Inc first fairy tree you've ., nus.,
VIA, we're YOU doing last winter wne,' I
,be elm fell on your arm' on you ''''0
senseless mani ,.,ds
She covered her face with her names ,
9ne ~. rocling herself to and fro IN
.,,,a- a,n sri,f Dan gazed at her GG +
utter ,o,v he didn't un- M /
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tie o0'L 90 the ,u3w. Il wi. b- mu. o.
''r .or uh 70 can. q nra warm fire .E.z
.' .~r .aau o-l .I r.l,. ,ll ] iDrrsi.
b" s..Ty a-E- ur a.as Of supper for
N"u. g.. ...H." Sd Doll Derrick. But il
you'd Car. r1 ia.:c ,nr rabbit pier"
NC. uH' Sal the Queen Of the Elves.
touching tie '.1,r with hrr wand You
must permit me to provide tras, for you
this hris,mas
The table at oarc became covered "ilh
Spi rGid dinner There were roast turkey,
and Christmas padiing and grapes, and
nul, and 'wrrts and bose, II crackers, aIi
every good thing. IN fact. tha, the heart Of
man Cold wish ior
''Nuw, I'D tn. Queen Of the Elves.
"wh!e y u arr all enjoying yourselves We
wlli to ,Ir Ohristma homage 10 the Lady
w The NJun'ain Ash strike Up. ny merry
harpcrs
four liw'c men. with four little hIrps,
sat dyan hy ,hn fire.. and began to make a
sweet. 'aury massC. and the Queen and the
o,Ecr elves took hold ct hands. and danced
rourd ,.c rrI-.rh'"l mountain ash. And
q, they Garc"l they savr.
II l-r.r WIS one ia.ug that little Peggy
Drrgl < .ri rv-l more than Christina
pILdIg j; va, dancing: and there was. be-
sides, a Hrlrrr auI de- ~O
ltCious c.arm in tie ~
55s ;.1..,..., ;.15.. sjo.s j.. rRacG9..@:45E
"dIieTs " re L. T. y-.p7 -;
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

|, " Walter wns in Pueblo Monday
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

~, RI,nche Swanson was In Pueblo
kturdly.
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|RDWAY NEW Err A.

COLO" DEC, % 1908
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1 ~...'" ..'..-, 2..". ozJDr
~. b.. .l -~-''0
rn. .v l.~'..r thr,..4-"c cI u- D
..E... ...' ".,.a.. ....n.r float
....l -.. ...r,ll.,-t t.s,..t
t.t 10 l., r-.r ir I.rtrg. rh
'.1m .a.. ... 30 Ir G.... o., a. ,
ID v.HEra. L-l l.-s minute. h
4.E.l
b., eye hI h.o a"ra tod I.valu',
mou .IuD alb l.wa.. a.u.- .A,. uII.rr
ur.a- a y.u. . '.,r. g. j ru:I.lIsrr.
.E'u au,a ,.aNr. aa. % va, laden aU..
..u...r.
'>." No., voaI rareo pretty Chris.
m.-,Fro iar la l.g.r 0.r..' DIE. .s..I.
iIa p..nd u ur. ly l,s roots from the
..r" Garth. aa- llt i, uu-c, d nrlghbar-
@E rak
la.rsa net on, of h.s pocket. he f,cd
iI.uua SOME at I.r rnb..,-h.lcz in the
.lfrrg. a... sad % the dog.
$40" TIunI en- u. Ial round en-
rn1-h lncw his work. well. lie raced
... |tI,E aaugw across tie r0uull
....'. OF s..lw. PIP, n ,,.rlr~si tIr, 4 winter
..uar-ra. a.I j'.rl.. Ir silently ruu'~I out
ia" rt..t. a.I s.u, them heIIcG-skcie5
l.,..s io their D.. rr
"Dral ilr not said Dan. sp5inglug out
ir.u b,hIaI i.r oak.
$ ,mrIu.y Dee had not fixed !, firmly arr
tive rah DO, kua, bed il over and ra,aI,t
Du'y unr o., ruIn.Ic. in the lousr rlrsl-s.
"Oarw.I In1.sl .suI much Of a Christ
uas i.1sr irr u..u aud w..c and five l'llc
1n--." said Dan Iugu.ly. as he threw o.,
u.-.lr lHr mountain a.h.
'An. bal Isr caught you red handed
ihlr tine DAN
Tn. polcncr turned. ami found keep
cr W.T. hing HIN.
I'm ou.v ai.cr 4 rabbit, he exclaimed.
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"Trs." said Tie kregcri
I've been tracking y5u in A
Inc hopes tia, you were Y
after the deer again. Bu,
&, doesn't matter. soon as
Chr stmas IS over I'll have
lou up Tor it.
lie walked away, leaving
Dan Derrick in a state Of
houcIcss misery. This
canprI j: all. Dan vas
a wuuL-,u,urr. bu; Ire r.,
uialur Iri,rc his r 1T :.
arm had Icrn crushed u
hy q il.Iiug tg-c. and /
hr hal los, the use OF II
il With the help ol%
Isgu-h. however, lie
had managed. since
his ac,l cut. just to
keep hrs wife ard chill
drcl from starring. u
Now all 'h1t was n
over The maElstraw%
would impose 4 fine on
him. aad. having no Tone'
plvi,. he would bc scnt'n prs
What would become OF his \
and the FIVE Lite oncs'
"Nyrl. he said, with
attempt at ch.criAln"ss, 4 W
eroI th.ir Christmas BY tel
II, nf ,.hat-s MlLLLng for ID
The Springdale news., 1908-10-02
CAR ROLL

The pack of the canning fac tory at Green Forest will this season amount to about twenty five cars, mostly tomatoes.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Campbell and Mrs. A. J. linus returned this week from a short visit to Springdale. Berry ville Prog reSS.
 It is reported that the Eurek d Springs Flashlight has been sold to l.. $. Diehl, of Bloomington, III. It is said that w. NJ. Ma lone, who has been managing the Flashligllt, will become man. ager of labor published at Louisville, Ky. of which he is part owner.
 One of the pioneers of Carroll county passed away on last Mon day i'll the person of ''Uncle Wash Capps, who died at the home Of his son, James Capps, on Route 1, between Green Forest and Denver. Mir. Capps was above 80 years old and has been familiar figure in this portion of the country since before the Civil War.-Green Forest Fri bune.
The Springdale news., 1908-10-02
MADISON.

Tom Cole and daughter Georg- ia visited Springdale the first of the week. St. Paul Mountain Air.
 Prof. C. l.. Stamps, principal of the Huntsville High School :, was married at Van Buren Sat urday to Miss Bertha l.. kenney.
 The new building of the Val ley Bank at Huntsville has been completed, and II IS said to be one of the neatest structures III the county.
 No date has yet been set for the special election to decide the contest for county judge, these two candidates having tied at the general election.
 Huntsville Is to have another hotel. c. W. Rainy, Jr., has traded for the Marrs-Bollnger building on the southeast corner
The Springdale news., 1908-10-02
Cold Weather Advice

to all is to beware of coughs and colds on the chest; as neglected they readily lead to pneumonia, consumption or other pulmonary troubles. Just as soon as the cough appears treat 1t with Bal lard's Horehound Syrup, the standard cure of America. Use as directed-perfectly harmless. A cure and preventive for all dis eases of the lungs. Price 25c, soc and Sl.O0 per bottle. Sold by w. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1908-10-02

rant sworn out by Clint Dennis, Republican clerk in the same township. charging them with re- ceiving an illegal vote and refus- ing two legal votes. They were given a preliminary hearing in Squire Sisemore's court and were bound over in the sum of $500 to await the action of the grand jury. Noah Ivie represented the state and J. J. Combs and F.. NJ. Fowler the defendants. The St. Paul Mountain Air explains the case as follows: ''The judges al- lowed one Democrat to vote who had not resided in the state one year, but afterwards took 1t out and put it in separate envelope and the judge carrying in the re- turns made statement to the election commissioners explain iug the vote and 1t was not count ed. Two Republicans had their poll tax receipts questioned and as their names were not on the printed list, were refused the privilege of voting unless they would permit their receipts being pinned to to thelr ticket. This they refused to do.
The Springdale news., 1908-10-02
Lame Back.

This ailment is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles of the small of the back, and is quickly cured by applying Cham berlain's Liniment two or three times a day and massaging the parts at each application. For sale by all druggists.