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La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER. II 1903.

JrNrA Is CITY bf SIX
ttsn,i-@.n.t t.,patstios and e''uniy
.-st Of Ot-ro eoaaiy, the greatest
agricultural e.,eury 10 the Afsah-
I'll .ss Ssilr, thrs~ ts-~f sugar f~r-
fofi.~ being fs-s-si-d "a tfhii, At '-snn
dart-a. La lunts u ls-ssrtssf at th- Junction ~
three din si~.s,n- of the Atchi.Dn- Topeka snt
Sauss IL. 81 miis-- ~--s of kans~s ny
Isl tnfl..- .o,ith-ast of D~uvsr. siNts -thfes-
rnsl~- es-t Of Pn-blo, md eighty y-'rn- inl'-s
north amt east of Trinidad. In isos the ss,iii"
ti.,n uork osa-i.ting %: rnsehipr .hot-- tore
hsu-.--. rssssudhoD~r, etc. The rshrsNtnr"Ht-
IssiHy employs 80 fnesi ard pays "nt fnonfhi,
at ,tii. ..,ne, aser s.sisD for tsb.tr. ths swim.
sugar rarto-y tiy~ ,niIs- g-.t ei Ia Iunts
erected va issss af css-t OF st5'""s Ia
Janta has just rebuilt stSi rai-ndsyd Is Aat-t
systen at aB rnp-nsr "i sa@" ~ = "Nt'
b, the city st.i r,.rDtn-nc,si ofssration- f9I.n
rs a ,s,nre.. us supply in February. iJ', be
altitude t. sIosi feet, and the climate tasrn
the year rotiytt y tiD-ur Jai~--i hins-t con
sfanf -uH-tilte rfafsct.rtsss- the ~ sinfTf> stso
= who'll, eio,,i, aa, /. "A rnrit,. La yun'a hH-
ALI the ~trotslitan etitrns-f> :is'si' W
city ~ - 40 population. lnetnhins many 'nii'.
OF brick siti-~sik-. tr-ffrct :, 'trn "i ,-sn.
tary -~~rrsg- au electric light plant which
supplies xh nii-isy snd sD-btsht ssffir-. so aI
tinrial ies plant of -s.s-h te'ti- dsii1 esfscttl
"a no~isra cold storage plant ~'ih . .sts'I,iD ~
three rurn delivery routes. CIT letter car
ri~r office for local delivery, hr- department
telephone system With i.op snf'~cfi'~sfr. a,h
t.sag dtstanrs- rs.un-ctiou With suy t'arf al th~
state: n school y stem rxr.iiest by uo city -
the state. employing t~rnty seven srnehrts
"a twenty two rooms. With tcx hsuo hiih
.c,..ni cs,mpis.t-d ia isn,. ten rhurchs,s -istren
..crr, and frntsrusi orders. two bank- SslIsDo
capital and $4,000 deposits: nnr dati1 ni.i
tw. weekly n~~-pap~r-. Opera tou.s ~ q"
--stiux capacity, brick pisbt OF s,op IAN, 20, "a,
brtrk; aaur mill of .so barr-is daily eapSct>
c-,n~nt hioch I,lsas. ID fact, Is Jnnt. = one
81 thr i.7st of IL sis- IN Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
Take ,~f Tribune
Notice OF pub,iesuen.
r>rrsr ~ ,rs, L.~n

U~rrsi, srss~ La~n asri,s L
Pt'ksts,. CssiJ-. sept. :, l.sr
NOTICE Is HEKEBs GIVEN THAT
~ Andrrs- MhstI~,. al Higss-e. tol,,, y ho.
S.-psetnb-s -. f.a. made Homestead Entry
No. ii.I. -~stsi No ps.s. for southeast quar-.
r.s. -s-cfiun II. township 81 ~oath range q.
s,-s, sixth principal meridian. bs- tiled notice
OF intsnf iou to make t,snt hsr s~Hr ,,r,-tf. to
establish claim to the innd aIr.s~ ds-crit-d.
t-sfor- Ilerk of the District 'ourf. at L4
Jubta. Colo. on fhe 1Hb dss of Dctot,,.F. iAs,
Claimant names u ~ifns-~-s--: John Garsssa,
Of La Juntz. toto Charles MsdriIle of La
1unta. Colo J.~ MndrilI~. .of t., Iusta { olo.
Ma xin,ano saixnr. Of Hisf~~ Caio
A ABBEY. Register.
First qualifications, September Il. ro-.
Last pahiiratins D~fos-.r u, fssr.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

II is a source of satisfaction to all
of Eikdom that the chosen candi-
dates of both the great political
parties for the presidency of the
United States are members of the
B. p. o. +. Bryan is a member OF
Lincoln. Neb.. No. ~. Kern Of
Indianapolis. Ind. No. i3. Taft OF
Cincinnati. Ohio. No. 5. and Sher-
man Of Utica. N. T.. No. 35. Truly
the antlers are bris,ling from highly
distinguished heads National Elks'
Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
REPUBLICAN TICKET

rnu PnS-pEsT
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
yoT Icy.rRs.ipN>r
JAMES sCHOOI.GRAtT SHERMAN
Fos STATE SENATOR
GEO. ". SwiNk
Foh R.rsNsssrAri,s
c v. Ryan
Fog CotsIy Jri.H
r. n. MINOR
foH rsr,srHES
q, y. EVANS
FoK SHsnsr
". =. stCKENBERGER
foa Crxes ,Sb RisospSE
> " BRow>
FoR Assessor
II. ". AD>MONp
Fox surGKi>TEsprsI or SCHOOLS
MRS. CARRIE Z. MONEY
Fos susvn,or
HAROLD H. THOMPSON
FnE coKn>.n
J. , kEARNS
Fog COMMISSIONERS. fIt-r ntsrHI.T
{. r, HELM
foe Casa,sslos.s, sseoSp DISTRICT
GEO. ". INGALLS,
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
| REMINISCENT
. . .
0onnpUeS Feow yrSb~os
flies ~
} y~s~sy yss-s Ass.

r. G. Dalton & Co. sold their
hardware establishment to Charles
Bomgardner and T. ]. Howard.
MIR, A H. Paulsen. of La Junta,
and Miss Luna bartholomew. were
united in marriage at the residence
of the brides parents in Pueblo,
September II. 1888.
The people Of this county waited
patiently all summer for rain. but
fall came and the plains were brown
and sere. Cattlemen were making
arrangements to drive their cattle
to New Mexico or Kansas.
A new industry was springing up
IN the Arkansas Valley. II was
discovered that bees made. an excel
lent quality of honey from the bios
SONS of alfalfa. Mr.. Grayelle, of
Rocky Ford. and George Morris, of
La Junta. We're the pioneer in the
new industry.
An electric light company in Dem
Yer wrote to ascertain whether our
city dads would give them fran
chise for Lighting the city by elec-
tricity provided the company would
put in plan; at their own expense.
Later they got all they asked fer
and still have it.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

of ore have been secured from
Ouray, Breckenridge. Telluride. the
Cripple Greek district and Creede.
One specimen of ore from the latter
place has such value that the fair
association has been obliged to put
up a 500 bond covering its safety
and return to the owners.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

recommended by Mr.. SAndeson were
justified BY local conditions. They
we're unanimously and affirmatively
of the opinion thai the expenditure
of at least $1,000 would be wise
thing to do. and j, was SO ordered.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
Notice 70, eweisessien
UsfTED ~ Ale. LAsp DrfIsp. !
PtEBiJo. toLo. Aug. =. t.ss
IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT

INfIFb II AtEH INNb TFFItt.. Z
PtEBi.o. toLo. Aus. =. Ess (
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y siilmanG Drea-t~r ~. La innta.GaI. u h..
Feb. is.s. made H.ssu--;caa Elsry. No
i;Es'aJ. serial No 0s2t. for southeast quarter
section Is. township - ssbufh. ranes4 81 ns-i
stb principal meridian. hs, flied noric. Of in
trntiou to maxi tiual ii,, year proof. to s.rab
lash claim la the land above described. h..fnrs
Clerk o{ IN. District Court 81 La luuts ( olo
The 9Th ID, of ocsoh~r. isst,.
Claimant nau,.- a. witnesses; John fensc,
Ea=~pr NaHcolss. Grorr- Patterson Jubu
o.borti. all "f Ia JuatH- Colo
:. 4. ABBEY Register
fir~t publication, August -. tfsss-
Last publication urf.pi-..ta 4 ns-
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12
Nav As0vT
Town

A man can run print shop or
most any other kind Of business
without advertising if he wants to,
and he can wink a. girl in the
dark. but what's the use.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

From all over Colorado come re-
ports of extraordinary interest in
the big state fair to be he'd at
Pueblo, September l4th to 10Th.
This annual exposition has now
attained magnitude greater than
dreamed Of by its founders. and
numerous new departments are
being added for this year. Every
line Of industry is represented and
liberal premiums offered in all
classes are bringing perfect flood
Of entries. One department which
will be very popular and which has
never had proper representation at
former state fairs. is that of miner
ais. An entire end Of the main ex-
position building will be devoted to
this magnificent exhibit. which is
now being collected in al counties
Of the state where mineral wealth
abounds. Especially fine specimens
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

That Michigan woman who de-
clares that she will desert her huS-
band if he should become candidate
for Office perhaps places a wrong
construction upon the olden saw
that politics make strange bed
fellows. James Barton Adams.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

But more important To labor
than any benefits which may reside
in improved procedure in injunction
cases is the opportunity TO work. 1t
profits little to worsingman to be
told that ne will be given the right
to trial by jury in case he Is guilty
of contempt of court. if those who
promise it propose to enter upon q
fatuous course of ar ,itrary interfer-
ance with trade. The prosperity Of
the workingman fundamentally de-
pends upon wise. conserving and
upbuilding policies. and demands
that efforts to reform industrial
evils should be carefully conceived
and prosecuted without endangering
the stability Of legitimate enter
prise. Gov Hughes. in Youngs-
town tOhio) speech.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

Our local electric light company
is making preparations to expend
about $4,000 in improvements and
betterments. and much of the work
will be completed before the close of
the present year. A new $50 horse
power engine. similar to the one
installed tSo years ago. has been
ordered. also new generator. and
the plans include many additional
improvements that will greatly IA
cilitate the operation of the plant
which has been working to disad.
vantage on account of lack of sufiic-
lent power and necessary machinery.
S. E. Sandeson made a trip to Dem
yer last week for the purpose Of
inducing the company to take up
the work. and as result Of his visit
John 3. Parish. president Of the
company. John Brannan, vice presi-
dent. and William Smith. machinist,
came down from Denver last Sunday
to make m inspection Of the local
plant and to ascertain whether The
extensive changes and betterments
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

The estimated value of the corn.
oats. wheat, barley ami rye crop this
year is 5000. .000. 900, an increase
of over 5000 600 900 in the value of
the grain crop alone The increase
in the value of the grain crop alone
will increase the average purchasing
power of every man. woman and
child in the United States about 81
over that of last year. There is
nothing Indicative of hard times in
an agricultural prospect like that.
As long as nature and the Republi-
can party coilaborate. prosperous
times will continue. and the era OF
Democratic rule will be postponed
indefinitely.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

In order to show that the story
does not always end the same. the
Marquette Tribune prints this: Up
in Michigan the other day woman
was playing tennis. While playing
she lost valuable diamoud ring.
The next dag she decided 10 have
chicken for dinner and upon cutting
open one Of the dead chickens. the
first thing she discovered was six
graSshoppers, tumble bug. meas
uring worm and bottle fly"
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

We are in receipt of letter from
John +. Vail. general manager Of
the Pueblo and Suburban Traction
and Lighting Company. enclosing a
pass on our lines during the week
of the State Fair to be held in
Pueblo commencing Monday. Sep
tember l4th." Ciark's Mineral
Springs also sends US ticket which
entities We editor to free baths dur
ing the week of the fair. and We
have free tickets to the fair itself
galore. What liberal bunch they
are in the Little Pittsburg of the
West" Now if the Santa Fee would
pop open and send US free pass to
Pueblo. we might be induced to in
dulge in the luxury of vacation
and blow ourselves on free baths
and street car rides for a whole
week. As it is. il is like having a
free pass to enter the pearly gates
with no means of transportation
available to the initial point Of des-
tination
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-12

, JrNrt Is CITY bK SIX
ttsnu-s.nJ ts,poisti.,si and cs'uniy
~.-st Of O.sYo county. the greatest
agricultural e-pcnry 10 the Ssais-
.,s VALLEY. thrs~ ts,~, sugar f~r-
,.,,i,-- l..if... t,--s,f,-d q tfhin IL t<snfs-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-18
WIRES ON TREES
Superintendent Of Parks Walk.
er Doesn't Like II.

George Walker, superintendent of
parks, thinks it time owners of poles
that are not able to stand alone
should be Obliged to find something
to hook them onto besides the trees
on the green. At the present time
the pole owned by the Western Union
Telegraph Co which sets in the walk
opposite Cones drug store, alongside
the old shoe backing chair, Is rot
ted SO badly that Mr. Walker is of the
opinion that it is apt to topple over
any day and do considerable damage
not only to the trees on the green
but to human beings about the GEN.
ter, Now that the city attorney has
advised the city fathers that they
have something to say about the plac-
ing of poles in the streets, it is up to
the board to see that the companies
treat the public with due considera-
ton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-18
WOOSTER ESTATE.
Commissioners Cassidy and Peasley
Did Not Decide Claims.

Attorneys Cassidy and Peasley
commissioners on the estate of En-
ma Wooster did not decide the claims
against II. which were heard yester-
day afternoon. Mrs Martha Z. Church
a niece Of Miss Wooster testified that
in her opinion II would not be fair TO
allow the claims OF her uncles Col
onsl W. H. II. and ]. 7. Wooster of
Seymour. and disallow hers. She did
not have hers in writing and she did
not lend any money to her aunt, but
she considered the estate indebted &c
her nevertheless. for her aunt often
stayed at her house. Frequently her
aunt wished that all the claims
against her were settled. She did
not wish to have any trouble over
her estate and often she remarked
that she wished she could settle for
all that her brothers. Colonel and J.
7. Wooster and Mrs Church had
done for her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-18

milk wagon. I bet he would Join the
G. r. !. A. Immediately and ask to be
made chairman"
For the next ten minutes IL SEEM
ed Ike prayer meeting as the heads
Of those present were turned towards
the foor- Finally some one suggest
ed that the scribe be their press agent
but he informed them he had trouble
enough Of his own The Good Roads
association apparently needs TO be
well dort0red or the treasury will
soon have TO loosen up for Howers
Anoshsr nsstinx VIII be held In two
weeks
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-07

TAN PATENT AND GUN METAL
TANs BROWNS PATENT AND
GUN METAL.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-07

Referee Mas Isaac viil hold n s
sion of the bankruptcy COURT this
morning and among the cssos SEIZED
ded 10 come pp is that of + G.
1.ehen the baker who recently fllad
hi8 petition ia the court
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31

Senator Swink and those people
holding lands under his big reservoirs
southwest Of here are wearing the
smile this week that wont come OH.
They had big flow OF water the first oi
the week. The way it ran down the Blk
ditch and into the reservoirs was
most pleasing sight to those directly
interested. and was very important
occasion to the entire country. When
the system is gotten into full working
order it will irrigate an immense
tract Of fertile land which could be
reached in no other manner and will
mean much to this section. Reservoir
No. = is already full and the water in
No. | makes quite respectable show
Inp.-Rocky Ford Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
Unreasonable BloSsomins OF
Trees.

II Is not uncommon for fruit trees
Of all kinds to bear flowers in late
summer or in the early fall Ihis
tendency i, mprr marked In the semi
and regions than in the humid states,
hur the explanation l. simple.
Duc writer reports an InSlanc"
wh, rc a m.r ul weeds "a- burned un-
drlu,Ath au aip'r tree. lh" heat
ir,m the Hrr wI> >un'rnt to NhriNrI
tic haNr> to the top II the tree un
lur rApu>rd >idr, but dd not other
Nj>r uurv tie tree. This Was in
August, and month later thu tree
,tm INTO hluom on the parts which
mad n"cu injured
This result WAS probably due to the
dr. ing out Of the buds 10y the effect uf
the tirc. an effect similar To that pro-
duccd hy the low temperature during
the winter months.
In 4 somewhat similar way a lack
uf water during the middle Of the
summer causes the buds to dry out
aud t. hccnmc mature. Then, If WA
Ter Is applied later, second growth
starts in and some Of the blossom buds
unfold,
These uusra,umablc flowers do not
often set fruit. However, iluc spcci.
iHcu> oi the Red June apple were re-
cciycd at the Agricultural College
last November. These specimens were
rrkcd in an orchard in Utah from
Trees which produced a normal cror
III June. Some weeks later the trees
put forth a partial second crop OF
bloom and few tine specimens ma.
turcd. W. PADDOCK,
Colorado Agricultural College.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
MISSOURI PACIFIC PETl-
TONED.
Asked to Fill Slime Hole Nor'n
of Depot and Move Station
Across the Track.

A petitlon signed by nearly one nun
dred business men aud citizens has
been sent to the engineering uep'' =
mcnt OF the Missouri Pacific railroad
requesting them To I'LL up and p''N
the strip Of ground moth Of the dcPI
which Is now a >limy frog p"hh' IT
ceiving the slush from the ralIt"du
watering tanks and producing a strn''
that is anything but condncl'r I"
health and happiness
The petition follows
The undcrsi gncd citizens and tan
payers. Of the Town OF Ordway anu
country adjacent thereto, respectfully
request that your company drain, NJ
and park the land On the north Ni'
Of yuur track between the station aud
the ruad leading west Of town.
The ditch i un>iGhtly and menace
TO health. Under present conditions
there is no road 10 drive up tu the stat
tlun except at the water tank, ana
very often engines taking water make
it impossible to get horses across al
that point.
We would suggest that the station
>huult be located on the town side ol
the track - that II would not he ne
cc>>ary to cross the tracks /" get I" u
At present the side track north "i
main line soften hlork,d with freight
ears. and ladies are obliged I" =.
along the dump through rlud' f.
weeds aud nth to get {" the station
We trust that Nuu Viii give tl~
matter attention In the immrditl'
future.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
Horse Thief Caught.

\ valuable horse was taken from
the stable OF +. NJ Caplc on Thurs
day night Of last week. and was
tracked by the owner for some dis
tance north Of town before the Officers
were notified. Constable Reynolds,
with MI Caplc, continued the search
and were able. owing to the recent
rains. To track the animal easily.
They came upon their mau over in
Ebert county, near Limon, on Satur-
day at II o'clock, and found, in addi-
tiOn to the horse they were after, two
others. supposed To have been stolen
near Rocky Ford, one OF them bearing
Logan Putter's brand. The man gave
his name as Luther Wilkinson and
put his age In at -. lie has been en-
ployed as 4 sheep herder near where
he was captured and was very fami!-
lar with all the trails. He had in his
possession a bill OF sale for each OF
the animals, and Is supposed to have
written and signed them himself
The trip back was made over Il
trail familiar to Wilkinson but baf
fling to the other two. They landed
their man In Jail at La Junta at 6
o'clock Sunday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
Marshal Kidnapped

City Marshal Croop, OF Rocky Ford,
and his assistant, Frank johns, met
with n narrowing experience on Thurs
day morning Of last week while in
search OF a harness thief in the neigh
borhood OF SwiDk. They came upon
a camp and upon asking for iniorma-
ton they were ordered to hold up
their hands. The desperate then re-
moved the harness from his horses
mounted one and told the officer to
drive ahead. When the journey was
ended, they found themselves ten
miles north OF Chcraw. After having
the marshal's handouts placed on
them, the two men were ordered TO
hoof 1t" and were started toward
Cheraw, where they communicated
with the sheriff at La Junta and 4
posse was soon organized and put on
the trail OF the kidnapper.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
0rdway Good Enough.

When asked how he liked California,
Elmer Hosler said : " Don't want any
OF il in mine. didn't see one piece
OF good alfalfa all the way from the
coast until in sight OF Ordway," In
describing the soil and method OF
farming in the section Of California
where he was raising cantaloupcs, he
says:
The soil is mica and sandy and In
preparing il, they plUw five inches
with two horses, harrow and disc II,
then float it. After this is finished.
the pumping Of water begins and i
continued until the crop is harvested.
The water is pumped from wells from
300 to 600 feet deep, and costs $500
for every "a hours on so acres Of land.
This Sc 90 is due and must be paid
each day. Our readers can form some
idea what IL costs TO raise crop out
on the coast. Mr.. Hosler says that
the cost OF raising, against the price
paid for crops out there, cannot com
pare with the prices here at home.
Five acres under the Colorado canal,
he says. is worth 90 in California. In
making the trip between the two
states, he says he saw no country
where the crops would compare with
those around Ordway, which only vcr-
ities reports from other sources.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
pEET CONTEST

On Saturday, the LIST day OF Aus"s',
1905. at o'clock, y. m NJ the o1''. ~
powney Bros. x Co, VIII give '"'
t,Ilnwlnp cash prlzes for the best
SAMPLES of Sugar Beets grown Tor 1"c
National Sugar Manufacturing 'o,'
.,rn .ampic tu consist OF three 'S)
bCcts. ,,,
Ordway and Numa district ISL
,r,,c - 90. end, $500; 3rd 500
King Center and 0lncy district i''
prize. = ~; md, 500 3rd' s2'w,
Prizes will bc awarded according I"
shape, size and length Of bcctS.
GEORGE EDWARDS.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
The Way Of the Transsressor.

L. c. Davis, whu has been cmll"y''i
on the concrete gang for ~umr time.
was .arraigned bcfutc Judge plgE1ry
last Tuesday, charged with the theft
OF sll and a watch from Ben Morrison
last Sunday night. DAVIS plead guilty
and was bound over tn the action 81
the district cOIrt.
Davis then gave Information leading
TO the arrest OF Morrison uu a charge
OF conducting a gambling game. He
entered plea OF not guilty and atrial
in the police court was held yesterday
afternoon. On the testimony uf i
number uf witnesses lie was lined 80
aud costs. 5 Saccharlnr Gazette.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
Surprise for q Sexton.

Nenah. visa unique marriage
ceremony was performed when 8. e.
Kurtz OF Necnah and Miss Idslla May
Walters OF Gallon. o.. were unexpect'
edly married. II was at one OF the
regular meetings Of the Social club
that the marriage was celebrated.
After the service n rough pine box
was brought into the parlor. and
when the bridegroom opened II he
found a fine array OF wedding gifts.
Mr.. Kurtz is sexton OF the cemetery.
The box was labeled Dead. But Not
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
0mey Items BY un.A,

The Misses Alice and Oa J
are visiting friends at Rasul1
Miss Grace Conard Is In Dad
week.
Quite a number 0. lhs yxx|
OF Olney attended the ssil n
Center Friday evening.
T. +. puwnen ST., Is rSsI
farm at OlncY.
Miss Eleanor Forsee, d NJ
the guest Of Miss Elsie J,vl
Maude Maucher and Ia !
were Ordway visitors Sa,ur.4
Mrs. Ira Gilbert went I'll
Tuesday to spend a few dpi
The time for hay isTr !
again. Mrs. ". ". LinssrI
fering from 1t.
Quite n number Of 0ln,! \
tended the show in Puebh I
day.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
Habit.

1T is curious how habits NJ them
selves upon u.s." said Silas Hayrtck's
nephew. who was studying for tho
ministry.
Yep. l know It," replied silas.
You take Lizzie's husband. fer In
stance. Sence they've moved up to
the city where they have all these
latest couveniences no takes a bath
regular every week. whether he needs
It or not"-Chicago Rcord-Herald.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31

Southern Coloradn'> best newspaper
is The Pueblo Star-Juurnal. 1t prints
the news OF the world the day 1t hap
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The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
STOLEN.

The parties who appropriated whip
and lap robe from my buggy ut the
King Center school house last Friday
night are known, and to avoid trouble
may leave the same at the NEW ERA
office. No questions will be asked.
ot J. W. ROE.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
son.,,ms. Happens That Way.

Thrugsins-Di Did you ever Try making
A comrude OF your boy?
phogy Yes. but It didn't work,
found he was too old for me- hicaso
Tribune
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
Prot WAC.

student SomcthiaS IS rrcylnE OF
nv miuI
Ir " 1t must DO Sory hungry
-lalc I""'~l
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
His Answer to Her.

You ask me. dear.
To tell you true
What I should DO
II ! were your
I'd md some lonely chap. ! vow.
Much such n chap rs ] am now
And set my mind to be Ms kind
And sweet to him Us I know how!
-JudeA