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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
Personal Mention

John F. Crackel of Cleveland is a
guest at the Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs Burton r. Reed of Bos-
ton are at the ST., Francis.
Edward Johliet, a banker of Paris
is a guest at the Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Fillmore OF
Cambridge are guests at the Stewart
John Mossberg of Battle Creek and
w. Fitzgerald of Jacksonville are al
the Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Glascock of Will
lows are among the late arrivals al
the Stewart.
Comte de Saint George of Geneva
Switzerland. has taken apartments a,
the Fairmant.
C. p. Bailey of Reno and S. W. Bal
of Sacramento registered at the Vic
toria yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Hickman OF
Ketchikan, Alaska, are registered al
the ST. Francis.
]. T. Hackley of Maysville, KY, ant
C. A. Slepter and wife of Wayne, Ind.
are at the Audubon.
W. B. Kirby and wife of Goldfelt
and G. f. Beckwith of Grandville, N
Y. are at the Hamlin.
Chester Thorne, a banker of Ia
coma, accompanied by his family, is
staying at the Fairmont.
A. r. Denike and his daughters
Miss Bessie and Miss Mabel of Sar
Jose are a the Fairmont.
Henry Hausmann and wife of Port
land, Ore, and J. D. Kitchey of Los
Vegas. y. NJ. are at the Royal.
Among the arrivals at the Colonial
yesterday were James Derington ot
Buffalo and ". II. Waugh of Portland
Ore.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
jefferson were w. c. Barrett and wife
of New York and J. B. Robbins OF
Santa Cruz.
J. A. Axman and family Of Port
land, Ore, and j. Chambers and wife
of Eureka registered at the New Lick
house yesterday.
A. Caldwell of Leavenworth, Mrs
Caldwell, Mrs. j. d. Robertson and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert e. Strahan of Spo-
kane make up party staying at the
ST. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31

lean car service bureau the number of
idle cars has been reduced from $50. 900
in January to 300,O 900, which is an in
dication that business is picking up
all over the country.
route this summer via klamath falls
to Crater lake in connection with the
Crater Lake company. which has all
the concessions for stage lines. trails.
camps and hotels in the Crater lake
national park.
Edward Chambers of the Santa Fe
Will leave for Los Angeles tomorrow.
]. Magill of the Rock Island line and
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31

Joseph McIiroy of the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas left yesterday for a
tour through the San Joaquin valley.
III. b. Tooker. former traffic direc-
tor on the Pacific coast for the Ameri-
can securities company. has been ap-
pointed general freight and passenger
agent of the Nevada Northern railway.
with headquarters at Ely.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
TANSEY Jury VIEWS SCENE

The Jury impaneled to try John J.
Tansey on the charge of numbering
Policeman Mccartney was yesterday
u ken TO view the scene of the shoot
ing. Iwenty-fourth street near Folsom.
Judge Cook Assistant District Attor-
ney Hanley. the attorneys for Tansey
and the accused himself were of the
party. The taking OF testimony in
the case viii be begun this morning.
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SENTENCE is POSTPONED

His previous good character saved p.
Edward Merbitz. who was convicted of
the theft of an automobile, from re-
ceiving severe punishment at the hands
of Judge Cook yesterday. The judge
postponed sentence for eight months
during which Merbitz will be confined
in the county Jail. If he conducts him
self well the judge will at the end OF
that period entertain a motion to have
Merbitz admitted to probation
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
POCKET PICKED ON CAR

Charles Rosinizana. 2S5 Langton
street. was relieved of purse con-
tanning $50 on a suburban car at Mis-
sion street and Onondago avenue about
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
Join The Calls Contest and Win
The $4,6SO Automobile Prize
nO You desire an auto

NO you desire an auto
II mos;'es Here are
four that will not
cost you a cent. A few
hours work a week, and
one of them is yours. One
Winfon "Six-Teen-.Six,"
value S4,6SO, and three !.
Tourist model X touring
cars, each worth ST $50; is
one of Them a sufficient
reward for your efforts?
Then why not START the
work today. Send your
name and address to The
Call and join the honor
roll. Read this column
every day for valuable
hints on how to make
your work count.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
summer Tours East at Small Cost

During April, May, June. July and
August the Pennsylvania Lines will
sell round trip tickets from California
to New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington at greatly reduced
fares. Write or call upon II. A. Buck
sale dates and full Particulars.
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HONOR ROLL Is OPEN

HONOR ROLL Is OPEN
If your name is not on the honor
roll in The Calls $4,000 prize con-
test you should put it there at once.
IL not, why not2 If you are in this
contest to win you cannot neglect ANY,
thing. no matter how small. that may
help you 10 capture that Winton six
teen-Six' or one of the Tourist model
< cars which will be given TO those
who stand highest at the end of the
contest The time is short between
now and June 13, when the contest
viii close. and every contestant should
use his best efforts now before the
feld has become more limited. Start
now, determine to win and if your ef-
forts do not lag one OF the prizes will
be yours.
The great advantage in having vour
name and the number of votes YOU
have obtained set forth in the honor
roll at the head of your district is that
1t shows your friends that their efforts
IN your behalf will not be wasted. All
you need is 100 votes. These can
readily be obtained either by piline IN
the daily voting coupons which your
friends are saving for you or by get
ting a small subscription.
one hundred votes are offered for
each monthly new subscription. c1,rel,,
The Call viii give you that many votes
The subscription costs only * conts
paid IN advance By getting a longer
term subscription your total will he
raised many fold. Three months viii
give you 400 votes. six months oo0
votes and one year 5000. You can
hgure 1t out for yourself that -
months gives you 80 times as mans,
votes as one month and does moi falxa
a minute more time to obtain than the
smaller number.
MANY LIVE CONTEsTANTs
Note the new names on the honor
roll below. They .are the live contast
ants II your name is not there no
sur yourself You can do as well as
they if you start today.
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT .Av
subdistrict No. That section boundsa b.
Market street Larkin street and the bav
Francis Vernengo o....'' ''''-' eie eiS
Richard Valentine ~ ~
Less than 100 votes-stanley S. Tsvio,. 40 =
Polasttri, Miss Hattie Webner. James NJ ph;I
lips, N. Matzdorf, Mrs. S. Paganini. Wiilism
scuiiy, s. l. Hyman, s. Edlin. Miss M. Cook.
Larkin street, First avenue Californis street and
Margaret Connolly .1.71o
Less than 100 votes-Miss Dorothy scbn;d. ilo
Miss Genevieve Rooney. Miss Gladys A. smitb'
Miss f1ieber, George Buddy, Miss E. Duffy, Miss
subdistrict No. 3-That section bounded no
Larkin street Ellis street, First avenue and
California street. u
W. 2. Roberts ............. I'm
Less than 100 votes-A Levy. B. Rosentbai
3. Joseph, =: 2. Kelley, Vera Simpson, John
Mlllzner. Henry choilst, Mrs A. sirnons. Ami.
Winters, Mrs. n. Daley, Catherine I. Pettas
&. Schwartz, Rose Gordon, John McClosksv
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Track is being laid from Redwood
City across to Dumbarton bridge, ana
in few weeks time will be completed
to the trestle work. where it viii be
utilized to make the fill between the
rows of piles that have been driven
already The work of pile driving is
practically finished; all that remains to
be done is to swing the connecting
bridge into place. lay track and make
the necessary fills. This work is. how
ever. of an extensive character and will
take several months to complete.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
BIG REWARD FOR
FEW HOURS WORK
Enter Name Today and Rush to
Top of the List in Your
Subdistrict

III some one told YOU that snoney in
chunks of s100 to almost $4,000 could
be picked up in the street, how long
would ii take you TO get there? IF you
knew that you had as good chance
as some 500 others to find this reward.
you would be willing to work night
and day for months in the chance of
neglecting Just such an opportunity.
The Call is offering you $4,000 with as
few conditions as though the money
were lying on the sands of the sea-
shore with none to claim it.
IF only had a million dollars is
q common expression on the lips Of
many who do not at all envy the pos
SCISSOR Of that amount of money, but
at the same time would not object to
having prosperity thrust upon them.
What would you do" is the query,
''if you had so much money all at
once?" Nine out of ten will answer:
First, would buy an automobile"
Thousands who have never been nearer
the steering gear of g motor car than
the edge of the sidewalk have that am
bition. Yet when an opportunity is
offered them to own one OF the finest
cars in the world they neglect it. The
Call offers you-no matter who you are
or where you live, no matter whether
read your neighbor s-offers you the
chance TO win a Winton Sixteen Six"
worth S4.6S0 or one OF three model *
Tourist touring cars. valued at $3.50,
as a reward for energy and ambition
exerted in behalf Of The Call. Every
friend you make for the paper will
bring you nearer and nearer TO owning
a high grade motor car.
BIG REWARD FOR EASY WORK
All you need to do is to send your
name and address to The Call. an
nouncing that you are in the contest,
and set to work among your friends.
Look over the list printed below. There
are 81 districts. in each of which two
prizes will be given, a scholarship in
some famous school and a trip to Hotel
del Coronado, with every expense of a
10 days outing paid.
In each Of the three grand prize dis
tricts. one of the Tourist model X
machines will be given. Those who
stand highest will be given one of the
high grade machines. The one who
stands highest in the whole list
will be given the Winton with
/ its six cylinder engine and 60 horse
power. Was ever a better chance
offered II pick up money with little
effort2 Why don't you send in your
name? Do it today and you will thank
The Call two months from now that
the opportunity was extended to you.
Two prizes will be awarded in every
subdistrict, no matter how few votes
may be cast in that territory. There
is a chance for the out of town resi-
dents that has never been equaIed.
The further you live from the centers
OF population the easier your work
should become. There can be no doubt
that The Call is the best paper in the
field. that it publishes more news and
is the most reliable. Your work should
be easy and only little exertion will
be necessary to win one of the auto :
mobiles
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AND GAS RANGES

to
sCOBIE CO., 1901 Devisadero Ellis
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NJ Newest. Brightest aud Exclusive Designs st
e. $3.50. "sALoNE,. 2so7 California street. MISS
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FURNITURE AND UPHOL STERY .

uNVNtNiLO hes products
are In stock OF VI. ID. MEYER
w. MEYER Proprietor Devisadero Phone w
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AHiLVN I have splendid stock of the late
by seeing IN before ordering Customers ha'
1r making up. II. PLATZ. 1916 Deyisadero st.
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DRY. FANCY AND FURNISHING GOODS v
H. KOHN. HARDWARE AND PAINTS :.
ARS ON DEyISADERO STREET.

GOODS, LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING SToF
bargains that will make you forget hard times Izlo
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DNOO - ONL Oficia Druggist 70 he Frsnci
sCAMELLS PHARMACY Mt Bush and Devisadero sts Phi
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
J. Erickson, A. Greenwood J. Siiverstein, E
Pierce Diederich Hokt, Marx Frey.

ford, Mrs. J. Cert, L. Micaaes. A. Danziger,
N. Ruin, Miss E. Mccarthy, Miss j. Mckinley,
Seth Roberts, George Weiss, Miss Mabel Driscoll,
Hiss Paulin Zook, Mrs. c. Linds-man Miss Ma.
bel Edwards, Miss Edna Brown MISS Miriam
Levy, Miss Evelyn CanAvan, ars. n. Thomas,
Albert N Kellosg. j. D. Norris, Miss Rosalie
Wieduwilt, Mrs G. P. DRnham. Otto Liedet.
William Brour. Miss Lucille Parmaiee August
Emonomu, Harold Bransrd Guy Reed. MRS.
Charles Harris, d. Mackel Mrs. Philip Buell.,
Miss Helen Rourke. W. T. halter, H. r.
Laying, Henry Mauser. d. Morse, Mrs. Mary
G. DeEsy. Samuel Croach, II. Fuelschsr L.
Iichenstein. 5. Eump Jack Newford, Miss K.
CHASER Mrs. H. z. Mcclure
subdissrict No. ~5-Ricamond district. That
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
Live Stock Market.

Special to TIE New ERA.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Oct. 18th.
Heavy supplies OF cattle arrived
here last week. % 800 head, including
H. 900 calves, the biggest run OF cattle,
and OF cattle and calves combined,
ever received here in single week.
The market was 10 to 20 lower first OF
the week, but held steady after Tues
day, western beef steers closing the
week IA little better than low time.
The run today is 26,00o head, market
steady to 10 higher on killing cattle,
stockcrs and feeders strong. The big
run today and the strong market, i'm
mediately following the extraordinary
receipts last week, indicate the ten
sion to which the market here is
keyed. Big runs are expected bal
ancc OF this week, attracted by the
cattle show which opened here today.
Country demand is growing, shipments
to the country last week 1000 cars,
heaviest week this year. A large
share OF the run today Is from Okla.
homa, New Mexico and the panhandle
beef steers selling at 50 10 to - 30.
cows $265 to $3.50. bulls $3.50 to $500
Sl.25, feeders 50. so to 81 40. Colorado
furnished good share OF the cattle
last week, and several trains are en-
route for later this week, but very
III tln is hnrn fn1.hy frnn, D, ,nt far
Colorado beef steers bring SO 60 to
S4.35, stOckers and feeders 50. so to
4.25, cows So. 90 to 50 10.
Sheep and lambs are coming freely
50, COO head last week, and the market
Is 10 to 15 lower than a week ago on
sheep. Is to % lower on lambs. Run
today is 10000 head, market about
steady, killing lambs at $500 to s. So,
yearlings ~ 90 to $3.50, wethcrs $3.50
to - p, ewes $3.50 to - 10. There Is
not much nuctuation in stock and
feeding stuff, although prices follow
the changes in the market for fat
stuff in measure. Feeding lambs
bring A.25 to $3.50, wcthcrs and year
lngs $3.50 to s4.O0, breeding ewes 50. IS
to $3.50. From the movement Of
buyers in the last two weeks, any re-
duction in the volume Of receipts will
likely be met by stronger markets, rs
there is a good outlet for the meat.
J. A. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent.
nnSk hlnttcr nf Tho Nnw Fra r, ,fllce
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
is STRIKING RICH ORE

News comes rom Rosebud that the
strike recently made on the Kicks and
Lloyd lease on the Durango Girl
property is one OF the richest ever
made In that district. The lcaScrs
are working on small vein OF nearly
pure horn silver and the ore which
they are taking ont is being shipped
by express to "a Salt Lake sampler.
Already they have sent "ut nearly "A
ton OF this rich stun and the ore is
valued at so cents pound. Though
the vein is small it is regular, and the
leasers are in line to clean up Il com
Portable fortune.
Anderson and Henderson have ais"
taken lease on the Durango Girl
property, adjoining that of Hicks ana
Lloyd, and they have uncovered the
same vein of high grade silver ore
Clyde Henderson. formerly OF TINS
place, is the junior member OF the
tirm and his streak OF good luck Will
be good news to his friends here.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
Box Springs Items

Nr. sawyer visited his ranch Sun.
day, returning to Rocky Ford in tho
afternoon.
The Goodnor brother, cauc mn fran,
i'ocky ford SATURDAY In their auto
mobile and returned SUNDAY ,frcr.
noon. They were entertained by Co
and Mrs. Faw while here. and w.r,.
looking into the pure water proposition
Charles Custer was out to his ranch
Sunday and took dinner with Mr. ,,d
Mrs, Wilson.
James Mcclure went 10 Denver
Monday.
MIR. Sirris was attending t. business
In Pueblo "Wednesday.
Mr.. Wilson made a business trim Ia
Pueblo Tuesday.
Mr.. HollingSw"rth and >nn, Frank
returned TUESDAY from Kan~a, whrr.
they have been for several months.
Mr.. Grant took the train for Grand
Junction Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilson has INSTALLED a gasoline
engine on his place which will pump
water sufficient to irrgate twcul,
acres.
Everybody is invited u the Box
SnrinVs schn,l hnuS. 'Tbur-l,r .,..,,
Ing to practice singing, and arrange
for a Halloween entertainment.
Mrs. SiTris took picture OF the
Sunday school Sunday. Some time In
the future there Will he another pic
ture taken, when the school is housed
In church inStcnd Of i school house.
Now we think we hear some doubt
ing Thomas" say. "Ics. "A long way in
the future" Well, we are not 50 sure
IT, will be long way in the future.
or course IL has been rather rough
shedding but Box Springs people are
not dismay"d. for they know. "Thcir
greatest glory is not in never falling.
but In rising every time they fall"
Miss Worker and Mr.. Davis, Of ord
way, were visitors at Sabbath school
Sunday.
Mr.. Burrcll made a trip to his ranch
with a party Of friends, in his ncw
automobile, Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
GRADE 2.

|. Everett Hanson, .. Hazel Wagner,
j Myrtle Worker, 1. Edith IIillhouse,
.. Ruth Ginger.
Pupils neither absent or tardy:
Boys Harold Cook, Everett Han
son, Carl Hoover. Wesley Lovctt,
Clifford Oswalt, Arnold Pleiman.
Girls-Mildre Davis. Elva Edgar,
Trudy FAIRIES, HiSako Isoshima, May
Smith, Myrtle Worker.
FAITH FREEMAN, Teacher.
GRADES | and =.
Days taught 10, days absentO
Tarjincss of teacher !.
Enrolment, boys %, girls II, total -.
belonging, boys 25, girls II, total 80.
Attendance days boys 3Sl4, girls 1904
total 5sl.
Average attendance, boys, l5!, girls
II, total 29!.
Tardincss 20, attendance 81 per cent.
llIGHEsT RANKS. GRADEI.
/. Ida Snidcr, . Warren Henry. 3.
Edison Walker, 1. Everett Kraemer,
j. Russell Henderson.
GRADE >.
|. Grace Whipplc, .. Marjnry Big.
ford, 3. Ruben Squier. l. Fanny Long,
D Robert Estes.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy.
BOys-Kcrmit Cox, Frank Stein.
metz. Claude Dannellcy, Dclbert Den.
mis-, Robert Bryant, Maurice Green
Herbert Long, David IlgcnfritZ. Ever.
EFT Kracmer, Raymond IIeiserman,
Bryant Lovett.
Girls-Muriel Edgar. Ida Snider
Gladys Smith, Grace Whipple.
Lulu NJ. WmTLoCK, Teacher.
SUMMARY
Month ending October End, 1903.
Days taught, 10. Days absent, o.
Enrolment, boys l2O, girls lO6, tota
22G
Belonging, boys ll5, girls 0s, total 2l3
Attendance days, boys 1901, girl.
1853 total 3sl4.
Average attendance, boys sst, girls 81
total 1864.
Tardiness II, attendance, IS per cent
G. VAN IIoOsE, Teacher
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
Had a Close Call

Mrs Ada L. Groom, the wloe'y
knowmproprictor Of the Groom Hole',
Vaughn, Miss, says: for so ,,,,,,
mon this j suffered with severe cous.,
and consumption seemed to haze 'ts
or,n nm me. when a friend recommend
I'd DR.. Kings New Discovery. oegan
taking IL, and three bottles el1ec.eu a,,,', :
sa,,n's,a cure" The fame OF this
,i,e M saving cough and cold remedy, ano
innu and throat healer is world VICE. .n'.
Sud at Edgar Bros. drus s'o'e' -
aud 600. Trial bottle free.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
QUIET WEDDING

At the home OF the brides brother,
o. ii. Griffith. who resides near Olney
quiet wedding occurred on Saturday,
October 10Th. The participants were
Miss Clara J. Griffith and Mr.. Edward
Kirby. The ceremony at $3.50 was
performed by Rev. Dudley, OF Man
zanola, and was followed Immediately
by a wedding breakfast after which
the happy couple boarded the ten
o'clock passenger for Denver enroute
for their future home near that city.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
FOR SALE
Choice Poland Suckers. Rsady to
wean. Two for a Quarter.
Phone Blue 1913. En-. van OMAN.
Where Bullets Flew

David Parker, OF Fayettc, n. V, Il
veteran of the civil war, who lost Il
foot at Gettysburg. says: "The good
Electric Bittcrs have done is worth
more than five hundred dollars to me.
| spent much money doctoring for Il
bad case of stomach trouble. to little
purpose. l then tried Electric Bittcrs
and they cured me. l now take them
rs tonic, and they keep me strong
and we'll" SOC. at Edgars' drug store.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
FOR SALE almost half its value

FOR SALE at almost half its value,
five acres of fine level land adjoining
Ordway on the south, all fenced thrce
room house, cellar, three cistcrns
cemeuted, good little barn and chicK,
en- house. Twin Lakes and Canal
rights, property easily worth 5000
but IL sold in the next thirty days Will
take 81, 500. $3.50 cash, balance MONTH
ly payments. Address
Z. A. STECKEL,
It3I Colo. Springs, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

LHy town has i liar or two, n
ieck, somr pretty girls, more
N than II needs. a woman that
", 40 old fogy Tie town would be
IHon without, men who stand on
sitet corners aud make remarks
GSomen. the man who laughs an
laugh every time lie says any
scores OF men with the caboose
Raftfousers worn smooth as glass,
sshcan tell yrn just how the war
WOO ought TO have been settled,
The weather aud how to run
sIeople's bus.ness-all OF whom
made dismal failures OF their
Baskerville Mirror.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

\, sn, meeting uf the Thimble
AIM be held ON next Wednesday
knOn, October 1l>t., at the home
N, Jay f. johnson. All members
r,si TO be present.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
DRESSNiAKlNG.

4 ,iriyed from the East with the
b IDEAS In color and STYLES for fall
J, and will continue dress-making
" Cash Bazaar store In millinery
IFtueht for limited time only
" pleased to see all my custom
hHiin. Mrs Pearl Whitehead.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
FOR SALE

A line of Moline Beet PuIlers' ana
Beet Plows in good serviceaoie con
dItlon at reasonable prices. Also a
number OF Olds and StudeoaHer
wagons. overhauled and In frst-class
condition. ~,
The National Sugar Mfg. Co.
Sugar City, Cole.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

|,,.a and Cla,c R,rc and Fred and
u Duncan returned last Friday
Ci,, from a 'cw days hunt. All
[,,B a good time but not much
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

kxy for the New ERA should reach
! ,.ce on Wednesday. Nothing
ks accepted after Thursday noon,
|wgO to press Thursday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

b,ilph Baerwaid. who plays ball
kl,he Memphis league team, Is In
kny this week Looking after his
btdi. farm property south OF town.
Eshsre, he /, the guest OF NJ H..
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

]. TT. Robcrr- wife and baby,
y Y o,sr from Rocky Ford Sunday
/ = ,,.nd the day With the Ordway
Wives
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

|us,LE-Largc G-hole malleablc
!, sIrh water front and galvanized
suns No water works required.
k.s al this ollrr
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

Nothing but distilled water used 10
products OF the ORDwAY bolrhiN'
WORKS.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

.,d Mrs G. r. Virgins aud
p,irhiId VISITED in the j. j..
y, home Tu, AZ night.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

n. Nelson, Of La Jun'a, spent
nth relatives here, the guest
IA D. Green
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

\ ..,,n-Priyatc boardcrs. Phone
Ne III.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

4, ,Iese,., 5 cents a dozen at this
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16

4t3l
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-15
Two Negroes Lynched for
Assaulting Georgia Farmer
and His Wife.

Dublin, Ca, special in Allan
ia Journal Two negroes have
been lynched, being literally
shot to pieces and their bodies
burned as the result of mur-
perous assault on s. Nj. Livings-
ton, a we'll known farmer aud
wife, who live about nine miles
north of Chester.
Mrs. Livingston was crimin-
ally assaulted by one of the ne
groes and badly slashed with a
knife which he carried. Bare
footed and bleeding from her
wounds, Mrs. Livingston walked
for mile, part of the way
through swamp, to her nearest
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-15

'Crial Catarrh treatmen ents .are being mail
ed out free, ON request, by DIR. Shoop. Ra-
cine, Wis. These tests are proving to the
peopie-without pennys cost-the great
value OF this scientific prescription known
to druggists everywhere as DIR. shoop's
Catarrh Remedy. Sold by Funderburk
Pharmacy.