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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
VIM, I.rer,on Would %.

Wise men study past history "a
guide them for the future. while 40 the
same time considering the difference
OF time and circumstances.
jefferson ia bis day agreed vita
the beliefs of u o. odcrus. In abhorrina
public debts and high taxes. To him
the least possible government vas the
best. partly because Il was less eX
pensiye inflicted light burdens only
upon industry and insured the great
est amount of freedom and 10 iepen
dcncc to ali men. Were he awe 10
day we may be- certain that he would
be- active for direct legislation which
would put the legislative power. On
practice as we'll as In theory. bach
into the hands OF the people; for more
and better schools. for smaller pub
ne debts: for reduced taxes. for free
raw materials: for no duties on manu-
featured goods sold cheaper 10 Tor
eiEuers than 90 Americans: for grcatly
reduced tariff duties. reciprocity with
Canada and other nations: for nc
tarin or other protection TO giant
trusts; for equal and uniform freight
rates 90 all shippers. and for less In
tcrmelding In foreign affairs"
Such were the words of Hen. WI
liam J.. Douglas when governor o.
Massachusetts IN 1905. ard this I'm
dorscment 81 Jeffersonian policies
and indictment OF the Republican
leaders Is as true to-day as wien said
What a gulf there Is between the
present Republican administration foi
the beneht 81 the few and peniogratl,
pollclos for the benent OF he nanY.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

'oFirE'Uu ky-A e. EiiIs 600. .
we'll known umucrman. dropped d1d
boz ilr FrIanger bank Cashier webb
bad called Nr Elns to tho bank Tor
fhe purpose of trunsacfiuF some hu...
ness and while ho VAS there tho cash.
Irr passed Dim o. Joke Elf began .o
iauFh heartily when suddenly tho
muscles of his face teitched painfully.
bel rasned ana Con fo thc floor A phv
sIC.an uas summoned bui before no
bad arrived Eiir bad died Death eas
found to De- due to heart disease.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
Pant, for IN, ornhan,.

There - a prslseworthy custom IN
some families OF sending all tho
pants" that the boys have gone
through. wholly or In part. 20 the asy-
lum for orphans. and. as the orphans
never mind a hole more or less. hoy
are glad 20 get the garments. In one
% these families a few days ago oc-
CURED a little incident bearing on this
laudable custom. Fred was engaged
IN that extremely fascinating. but
rather dangerous. sport OF sliding
down the banlsters
what are you doing there. FredT
asked mamma
Making pants for the poor little
orphans" answered Fred.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
AFFECTS oTAsR llnes.
Warrants A. Cadiz For White Men.
Charging Sanding Against Negroes.

Cadiz Ky Walter Goodwin. employ.
"a at tho iron works at Center Fur.
mace in the western part Of this coun.
~ came before County Judge Binn.
lam and sworo out warrants against
- men of the same place. charrins
,h'm With banding and confcderafing
together Tor the purpose Of intlmida..
ing For some time strong feeling has
existed among the white laborors Of fhis
furnace against the negro employee.
Goodwin Gays these men had organ.
iscd 10 run fho negroes away from tho
furnace. Goodwin further stated that
ihis trouble had nothing Co do with
The tobacco war now existing through.
out this section. as not more than oEs
or two Of the men accused are mem.
hers % the tobacco association. A
message stated that Gen Williams and
10 soldiers. Who left Murray. were
beaded Tor Center Furnace.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
osvLs.l eounlg %. Aa,-an.-

Oucusbnro. ~ by reason of HnUr
objections AMI lack of FurIcient casa
Ir carry on o. hu.Iucsa the 10 .r.0
county Bank and Trust Do ~ %
I'D n rcu'rsi assignment Dob thr ia.
f..Hs comfy court naming Nrurf
elmo as assignee Is o. Andersen
PRESIDENT of ths bans declined H
rate a statement c0noernInE thr aH
eminent Tho bank Boz been deD'I1
.r t.HosIfH and suspended cash paw
ufE several dalH $3.50 % haa Ca capt
.' ef $4,000 and deposits uf over
.." COO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Lexington. Ky CHECKS fDr between
$4,000 and ll.000 v.rc s.Ht her
f.m 'He Burnley Tobacco Society H.at
.Hr.H m Winchester f1r dH.rIa.
..r a..Hr tbe Faysuo county m.m
.. .. Hr Society ,f Equity o. l
....I Ua rata Tor pooled tobacco erii
I.H 800. tlr second .H.aIW,uf .u.
.H ura.s iu two weeks making
over 100000 altogether
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

henderson. kv Tho democratic
committee az tho SECOND CouFrossiou
.. I.s'rI, mot hero and declared a
uH.I.f stanley. of fhis UIiy tte uoul
... of fhaf party Coz congress ThH
..m.HafIon Is fur his fourth term. and
fh. third time he BIAS received I'
..hHuf opposition hru-DrHufaflf
stanley has been prominent or ih,
...r ~ fhr house ar thr spoksams1
..r fhn tobacco growers
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
aprotee,Ionl"-to Monopolles.

No plan Of tariff revision will meet
tho approval 81 the American people
that does not strike down the power
90 use the tariff for the creation Of
monopollcs In daily necessities. The
principle ~ protection 10 infant IN.
dus;rles. which f. the present tariffs
theoretical basis. Is burlesquod by
great trusts that extract their annual
millions from the pockets OF over
charged consumers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

UarIan1 kF- -Four masked robbers
after taking possession of ihc Cumb.r-
land Telephone Exchange compelled
Assistant Cashier o. d. llahs 90 the
ballard County bank. of Hardnun. To-
unlock fhe lint and open fIe safe i'r
tb,m The robbers EUt away With
$4,000. leaving lIahs and the telephone
operator bound Boo tuo telephone exc
chance
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
INTERESTING STATE NEWS
GAGGED AND TIED TO a BOARD
A., Prison Inmates While Brutality
Lasnsd Win Bloody strap.

rar.fort. Ky-To make clear his
,....u us fo the charge against him
... H. bed not maintained ihc dlssi.
.... desired by the liogc Nontgomeg
aIo have a contract ON convicia
.. I. H1f, prison here. George p.
..r uf uaIrodsburg. who was re-
...I aa warden Of the ronitontiary
...a DAYS ago. gave out a statement
I.HH. tfat treatment accorded to
Dr.. H.lucrs was sickcuing
Nh. .lys that so rigid d. the diFci.
ru. .guir,d that more than 1900
.I. had been applied to single
r...HUr
U. says that the strap used by the
..l. in their brutal vork Was a
...,dr,d affair. and that whcn no
a... into the Ylaoe az warden. and
I.f J.. destroyed. that d was covered
r.H blood
H. Gays that n dcfcnssiess prisoner
sH. uas dashed hrcruse De- vas unable
fr complete biz task was taken Ia q
....r. corner % the osllroom. strap
..| .n "a board sheet stuffed into biz
H 1uf Fiyeu twenty hshcs. ana
. Irfal becane tho treatment and
81. fafll we're che couyicta - the
OIL. frsy actually cut on their fingers
F.. order to De- sent to the hospital
a..a f1ey saw thar o. VAS impossible
.. complete the days labor that Dad
I..r assigned them
Hr.i Investigation az thc charFes
. %. made. rot ouiy hy state OH.
,.. Nuf by coo strand Iur1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
Feud Leader Shot.

London. Ky.-Elzy Langford. the rec.
ognizcd leader OF the l.angiord side 81
ihc I.anglord Mullins fcud. Is dying 9i
49, Vernon. tie was shot hy DAVIS
Clark. former deputy sheriff Of Rock
Castle county.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
NOT CALLED Upon,
Says Gov. Wilson. 20 Act In CHM
Prison Scandal Matter

Louisville ky-No more than auy
reputable citizen of Kentucky. said
Gov Wilson. e. be- called upon 90 tn
N,siirate the Chinn prison scandal
llc said that u he had been quoted as
ordering or Intending a thorough ln.
s,rtiEntlon. hc was illrcportod
q read fho exposure with interest. q"
said Gov Wilson "uuf do NOT know
whether . shall fak" ans action oufalr
tho regular course of business o.. u
true. iH a d.u.ouhlr state of analIs.
hut am povcfl,ss in thc matter as 10
ROW stands
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
n.not sac Robbed

greensboro. Ky-Thc safe OF the
Union depot was robbed Of 5000.
Night Ticket Agent Grocizingcr had
stepped few yards away TO get ms
lunch. and during his absence the sais
was rined. There IS no clew.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Hickman. ky-A team driven uy
william Campbell here ram away and
hucd Dis wife and child The family
eas moHue a heavy box ION or.
rrarrf fhr horses Nu Campbell was
.troaH forward Uli 90 fhr wagon in
front of Goo ahseis ths wagon passing
over Der uett Tho child uas under
Der boIy when the wagon passed over
I.H
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

MlrHliok. Ky-loeerh Nauc"y F
barn hero was burned making ih"
anh nrod hero within two weeks. VIM.
Washington. a negro. alIreod to have
h.cu in the employ uf "Nirht Riders
. under arrest. accused 90 ihc incrH-
IIHrifm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Henderson. Ky.-Woy Willard =
Denton. g.. died at his home at Cairo.
't's county OF heart trouble iie 3
Known as the singing evangelist all
over Kcuturky. and was connected
aifh the sect known al the Holiness
Ur Second Blessing
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
VITA A RoPE
AGED Woman Settled Hsr RslqIoIs
Doubts ard Fears

Louisville. Ky namcd vIih brooiIuf
...r religious questions Wu Elizabeth
...I ar.i tt years haueed herself
.. .r.d somau stole Infu o. sh,t at
f. .Ir af her home uhen hrr family
v... l.irsp end carefully knOuHi %
... .sm fhr rsnor She lsaped from
Ire and hanrrd herself
"r stock. sho leaves "a husband
fur Frouu children. has been Boz
i.hf of arising af midnight to
..U Ger husband remembered fha.
... bad risen as usual but che came
H.t Thru Do feiI asissp aud r0msm.
bred uo moro Whom found Mira
...E vas in her niEhf clothes and urr
..l Frased ths floor ~ ihc shed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Versatile. Ky-Ninc mounted state
guards of tbc Tu,yiro company. coi'-
maud,d by iigut e.. Bailey. arrived az
Midway aud leu without giving any "a.
formation as to their destination. II
Del believed thcy are palrolng mo
northern end of the county
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Frankfort. Ky-Capt Jackson Mon
ris lpft COR Louisville to look az several
fit,s which have been suggested Tor
,he First regiment rifle range. Eacn
regiment viii have "a range. where thcra
arr cuough companies close together 10
N.ILnnL y --InmLn munro
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Winchester Ky-aThe case of D.. %
'.,N.u administrator 90 tho oriu'"
.' urs celia Ranks. ogaiuEt the e. A
cd railroad asking for f2ooon damages
'0r Der death. was finished in tho cIr
HI' court The jury brought in a scr.
---L l-r s. 600
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Frankfort. Ky.-Beiur convicted %
the charge ~ polluting Elkhoru creek
with ON. a Franklin county jury fined
the Indian oil Refining Co. OF George.
Town. $4,000 Attorneys Tor the COM
many will appeal the case.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Nau,Ue Ey Two large barns
u,re destroyed in Naysliek precinct.
Ie uII.. south of th.a oity one ou 81.
u.I u..d. su aud ,ue ou .. D. Ray
monde rI... The latter contained a
m. EI..l.d horse brlouei1E to a. D.
Iotd OF IE.. 0IIr lf vHs tho work -
uc.ru.1rse U'oUdh0uuds from los.
refou arr oa tho scent
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

padrDh Er Th, body of James
su'Hur.r. v,' known farmer ~ crit
f,rdeu county Was found Iu an old cIs-
term nH au abandoned farm place On
th, r.ad leadIue fo l.ola. Boz Livingston
county sulugpr bad leff home for
lola uIfh $4,000 in ,a.h fo buy prop
,f1 WHOM found fhc money was
run, FOul play Is suspected
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Louisville. Ky Following a few
days illness with pneumonia, irwin
Long. 10. died al his home here. Tie
3. the nfih 81 the men who played on
fho Male High school 'o2 football team
tu die.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Lexington. Ky Every saloon in his
,lty viii bc closed tightly ON SUNDAYS
through orders issued by Mayor Skain.
he bias made oll policemen responsible
Cor tho saloons ON thoir beats. There
are 100 saloons here.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

PA" asked Freddy. what is a so
cial scale?"
Generally speaking replied pa,
"its place where they weigh mon
ey. "-Bohomlan
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
In a Pinch. Use ALIENS Foor.EAsE.

A powder 10 cures painful. smart.
Ing. nervous feet and ingrowing nails.
It's the greatest comfort discovery Of
the age. Makes new shoes easy A
certain cure for sweating feet Sold
by an Druggists Csc Accept no sub
stitute. Trial package. FREE Ad-
dress a. s. Olmsted. lie Roy. n. Y.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

n a man has brains back OF his fore
head he never has time TO consult a
beauty doctor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

People who look for trouble never
look In vain.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Mrs. Winalowe soothing syrup.
For chiren teetlins snftrus tfr guns, rriuort ~
Summation, aiala paif cures si4a poil,A acs uutuc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

benefited
o1gerI Win be fu able eradicate disease
thirty standing David heekisOn.
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A SINcrRE RECOMMENDATION.

Mr. Po.ssr years I
with
could lind nothing could without distress
FINALLY the hand
after bottles
/ entirely cured Of stomach trouble. and anything"
Company Columbus Ohio
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
OIHfR RENARkARLE CuRFS.

Mr. Jacob Davis Gena Stone county No writes have been in bad
cured Mr. G. y Peterson m south MAN ST. Council BLUFF Iowa writes =
health felt that gradually breaking
o health"
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
FARMERS INSTITUTES

The Colorado Agricultural college
held forty.eight farmers Institutes
during the month OF June. These in
stitutes were attended by 1,sI5 peo-
pie. AT most OF the meetings the in
terest was even greater than at those
Of last year. Twenty OF the college
Instructors attended one or more Of
these Institutes and nine lecturers not
connected with the college assisted.
On the institute trip covering the
northern part Of Larimer county, each
speaker travelled I73 miles by railroad
and 243 miles by stage and wagon. On
one day trip OF eighty miles was
made by stage. During one week five
sets of speakers were holding insti.
tutes, and during another week four
sets.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
CALIFORNIA CANTS.

A crate OF cantaloupes from the
Gordon & Hosler patch near Coache lla.
California. arrived Saturday night for
distribution among few Of Elmer>
friends Their patch OF cants. Is To-
Gated ii feet below sea level. and at
the time Of shipping, the Thermometer
registered l20 in the shade. Elmer
says they are the lowest down
farmers on earth. We can testify To
the quality OF the cants, having had a
generous sample, and considered them
a rare treat. They were uf medium
size mot hardly as large ~ the average
grown here and while they were fine,
yet we did not consider the flavor as
god as those grown on Ordway soil.
The season is at its height in Cali
fornia now and we hope Elmer will
make small fortune.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
OMey Items by Uncle u

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Shansr N
Fl"rence Rodgcr and Miss Grss !.
ard. OF this town, attended ,be,,.|
OF the little daughter Of Mr. ,sa n
c. f. Rockwell Of Sugar CITY, 81
J. NJ. Clinton, wife and laul, N
Mrs. Sarah King drove to pueb, Il
day. returning Sunday.
Miss Nettie Maucher and ual
returned 10 Olncy Wednesi,y y,
the East, where they have b., 4
the past three months on scco.at
the mothers health.
Mrs. J. II. Cuwden went 10 pux
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Crowley left idr "a
Valley Tuesday.
II. y. Mccoy went To Deny., h
day to attend the convention.
S. NJ. COrnman was 10 0r:s
Tuesday.
A number OF Ordway peOps "a
Olncy after cherries the frs, d |
week.
w. W. Lincbcrry, wife and b,
ter spent Saturday 10 Pueblo
J. II. Moore was In town MOs.r
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
Elite Laundry, The Best by Test.
Agency at Brownies barber shop.

Something doing every minute Is
10 be the slogan at the Colorado State
+ air in Pueblo september l4th to l9th'
For instance. in front Of the Grand
Stand high class professional acrobatic
and aerial circus acts will be perform
ed between the races. Other free
features will abound In other parts OF
the grounds. among them big Indian
Village, wherein may be observed the
habits OF life Of the Redmcn and their
families, who will also give exhibitions
OF their ceremonial dances. etc. Nari-
Gus Wild West sports will also be en-
gagged in, particularly upon Friday
September 18th. which has been set
aside as Wild West Day.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
A STATEMENT.
To The Stockholders of The irwin
Lakes Reservoir Company:

To The Stockholders of The irwin
Lakes Reservoir Company;
The last run OF water from Twin
Lakes began at Sa. III. April ii, l'oN'
The water gauge then stood 40 ieel'
The run was $50 feet from the lakes
and continued until 10 p. III. April -
when the water was shut out; the
water gauge then standing ut 10 feet
The second or last run of water began
Nav II. the water gauge still standing
at 10 feet. The amount originally
turned out was $50 feet, and TINS WAS
increased to 1870 feet "A few days later,
The run continued until June :. l'Ns.
when IL was turned out, all the water
then available having been drawn OH.
This left the water gauge standing on
the Lower Lake at approximately liz
feet, and on the Upper Lake at approx
imately -. feet above the bottom ni
gales. In other urdS, by completing
the dredging that We have had n" op-
portunity heretofore to do, there VIII
be available about III feet more oil
water on the Lower Lake. and ah"ut
Is. feet in depth on the Upper Lake.
Contracts have been let for CON
structing drcdge for doing this work
The material for the boat has been
framed and was shipped To Twin
Lakes from Pueblo day before ycstcr-
day The machinery is being prcpar-
ed as rapidly as possible II Is eS-
timatcd that the boat should be com
pleted (barring unforeseen delays IN
receiving machinery about the leth
OF this month. We expect to be able
to dredye n channel through To the
main body uf water in the Lower Lake
To depth OF 81 feet in comparative
ly shoit time. This would give Us D;
feet in depth for run of water for
use. then expect to 60 back with
the dredgc and cut another layer of
six feet down to the level OF the bot
tom OF the gates This will give W.
another good run OF water. | then
expect to begin the work OF dredging
between the two lakes, in order tu
render available the water now i'm
pounded in the Upper Lake.
This is only the fourth time that
all the available water has been drawn
OIL from Twin Lakes, and on each
former occasion when the water was
drawn of. 1t occurred so short time
before we were able to refill from
flood waters, that there was no time
or opportunity to build a drcdge and
cut out the channels.
TWIN LAKES LAND 4 WATER Co.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Best mar
rowly escaped drowning in the Rocky
Ford ditch late last Saturday evening.
While driving north on South Main
street Mr.. Best's eyes were blinded by
the arc light at the corner and the
horse missed the bridge and ran OF
into the ditch. Mr.. Best jumped and
landed waist deep in water. His wife
was less fortunate. She became en-
tangled in the buggy top and but for
the timely assistance OF Frank Lat
son, who happened to be passing by
she would have drowned. d.-Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
Live Stock Market.
Mini IN ruE New ERA.

Spccial TO THE New ERA.
Kansas city Stock Yards, July "'h'
The liberal supply OF 1000 cattle
including 1000 calves arrived l"sI
week. and as supplies at All po'''-N
ver. heavy. prices declined 10 l" W
cents for the week. Choice lea steers
lost only 10 20 - cents, whlIe grass
steers got the greatest loss. COWS anu
h..ifars have been scarce, but buyers
insist that COW prices are sun '"'
high. However, the run ni cattIc i
moderate here today at 5000 hcad' auu
I,,ht elsewhere, with the result ihat
buycrs are riding hard. with steers 10
To - higher, and She stun 10 higher
Stockcrs and feeders have held steady
IN strong all uf last week, account "i
scarcity, and are a little higher today.
Steers from the panhandle country
have begun to come. several >ttlhgN
lately at 50 - Ia - 30, and movement
from Kansas pastures Is larry ife''
westerns weighing from 100 To I%"
itS, selling nj - 80 to 81 -, ana grass
cows from 50 90 to 30. Prime fed
steers command high premium, tops
worth =. 90 to = -. About 200 tar
loads OF stock and feeding cattle wcr"
bought here last week and shipped l"
the country, stuckers mainly at s3.21
To - 90. feeders 500 to - -, with a
few choice feeders at 500 10 - -,
market on them strong to 10 higher
today.
The sheep market began tn look ny
the middle OF last week, and ID to 3o
cents was added by the close Of the
week. Run is 800 head here today.
market sharply higher, spring lambs
- to 10 cents above the close OF last
week, and sl.OO higher than a week
ago. several sale, today at 80 30 to 81. 81,
Some Colorado grass ewes sold at ~. II
today. similar to the kind that went
at $3.50 or less last week, and medium
grade Texas ewes sold today AT $3.50,
Texas and Arizona wcthcrs worth
=. 90 to silj There Is good demand
for stock and feeding sheep at $500 tt
:375. and for feeding lambs at - 80 u
si1j. The Texas movement is about
over and only limited number OF
Arizonas remain to come.
J. a. RICKART,
l.. :. Correspondent,
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
NOTICE

The stock ~ merchandise heretofore
known as the Cash Bazaar and opcr-
ated by Shelton & Ilgcnfritz, Is now
In the hands OF trustees for the benefit
OF all the creditors. BY a voluntary
deed OF trust this stock has been plac-
ed in the hands Of the undersigned
trustees, together with all book ac-
counts owing to said tirm OF Shelton
Il Ilgcnfritz. All business pertaining
to said matter Is under the supervision
Of the trustees To whom all of said In
debtcdness must be paid. Call on or
address Perry Rchymcr, resident
trustee.
This June eth, 1905.
SHELTON & ILGENfRTTZ.
+. G. MCGINLEY,
u. a. SMITH. Trustees,
tn7 PERRY BEuYMER,
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10

Pursuant to call Of MAYOR, the Board
OF Trustees met in special session at
the CLERKS office July eth. 'Os.
Meeting called to order at $50 p. III.
hy Mayor G.. X. johnson. Those pres
cnt. Trustees Cook, Ward, Smith.
Stcinmctz and Mitchell. Absent,
Henderson.
On motion and second the board de.
cided to purchase l2O shares Of stock
in The Lake Meredith Reservoir Go
and 30 shares additional OF the Twin
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10

Lakes Reservoir stock, paying for same
,.,,b ihe 81 900 bond that was '"ea
,,r water works purposes and not useo
and town warrant for 500 oo
Those voting aye Trustees ""'s
Smith. Cook and Mitchell; nay u >
Steinmetz: absent, l.. "A. en"o'''"
Adjourned at oIo p m
T.. =. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Recorder
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
d. W. BARKLEY DEAD

On July Ith at Denver, occurss
death OF ID. ". Barkley. Ia .
years proprietor and editor d q
Rocky Ford Enterprise. Absiia
ago he disposed Of his newsrfi
account OF failing health and lixf
attempted to serve on the repfn
staY OF the Enterprise but cOsIH
stand the strain. About msal
he left for Denver to visit dilis
in whose home his death Occu''A
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
NOTICE

A meeting of the members OF
the Ordway Cantaloure Association
is called for Wednesday the loth, ~
10 o'clock n. m. Mr.. Loelfel, of BAR
nett Bros, also the officials OF the
Missouri Pacific road will be here at
that time. ca