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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-31
Storm o @pibonOe.

2ige ioo trbIteslas bar aften-
Oteloingen fra Mpfpbing s.; CTS
preStoget fra Berlin, Ser bolOer bet
pou Stotionen, meOf0rte 35 1. og
2. &Iasies 8osiogerer og 10 8.
&lasias @osiogerer. @n Del al
Eosiagererne %til6ri1ger gfotten /
Sopebognene, 9teiten er in0fporteret
pan &oteQerne, bpor 0eslt0en EoS=
iQgererne fra 2oQonostogene befilt=
Ger fig. Gasiagererne fra Set
mellent Mori6o % G6Obp faltf6rte
Sog cr ion1nnen meo &oIten brogt
til Maribo poo Sl96e. Gunoet
ltaor &c SOB oper bagligt Ion=
Sc. @pis Set tiger pOerligere, ct
Ser 6nre for, at Set brpoer gen
rem 9igerne peo Geobp. Camp
6aoOene rStif", Ser gaar melem
9}ofifop % S%poos6ierg, uStege",
ser goor me1em Stege og &aGe-
Dane, og uGplprene", Ser goor mel
lem 9onOboIm og 9er1e, bar inb-
Itiaet Oeres Sort. nTolprene" Zig
ger un0er Sei6.
S Npiteo Subn Ituor @anoet 2
Ilen ODER oogligt Gan6e. 9l Sor=
binOelie er of6rltot, og finn mes
flor Soriinfelie er Soften gannem-
fGrt poa Sleoe.
Srofif6eitpreren / @orbus mel6er
famine Gags GftermiO0og:
SnepIob ll0ien0t poo Strefnin-
DEN Sobro- Gon0ers, efterfuIgt al
rettioigt Sog.
SfrGfnin9en &nn6ers-2angoa
f~orI6ges p~loprp00et og 500 954
&orofro al 5enipn til @eItforbm-
! relien fert hioere eftsr Gfopea "
T
% g0nfn0 III
fohTg obgfbet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
TRUSTS; THE CHILDREN OF PRIVILEGE

George " Perkins OF the partners OF the I Nor
gan Co promoting banking house leeturing at Columbia
university on Corporations Modern Business repeats the
familiar declaration tina, the trusts are here to stay
But Just because parties interest like Mr. Perkins say
this, accept this as soi
Perkins says Tor that ",te great corporations
arc the result progress the fruit OF and electricity
But arc they As OF fact they the result OF
privilege; the fruit Of monopoly.
Perkins appears have had tho Steel Trust chiefly IN
mind Lei Us take that example
BESIDES many other coal deposits has practical monop
oily OF the eoonesyie Pa fields yielding the best eoking
coal cha, is. steetmakng eoal in the world
IL also owns extensive natural gas lands
Ii vast OF aud, among them the major por-
ton Of great Masaha and other Northwestern deposits
Il has OF these materials OF than use in
hundred OF than in thousand years
Il purposeiy has ret and possession Of all II
in order to keep other possible users out
top OF these privileges This several shipping
neSvesses and raoadsand has favorable understandings
with many Others
An these privileges give it killing advantages small
competitors and with the few large that exist parc
lar lines. aud docs "gcntcmcns agreements
One OF these agreements Witnessed the other evning at
sdnner in New York Morgan the conclusion announe
ing that the price steel would the for the
ihs year.
The will STAY only long these privileges stay.
bat government build aud operate trunk line rail-
roads and what would become Of the present railroad pryi
ieges materially help aud preserve such
=. Or all land heavily according marke, value and
observe long the steel coal oil copper timber paper and
sinlar would play dogn the manager with land
tanning natures materials The would make them drop
What they could Users these released natural OPP
pcrtunitics would spring the field.
= With competition AMONG employers wages would rise.
while the price Of products would fall
The would longer be with In their stead
natural healthy enterprise would receive stimulus and the
country large would prosper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
BAD ClcARS-'WISE' JUDGE-SICk BABY

The Judge has decided Tor bad cigars and against babies
The way courts twist valued protection 81 human
liberty device bring about human destruction is
OF the marvels ct modern times. y hause his
tie ne old principle 81 the English law aud has
done splendid service Tor liberty Lately however the
baeco aud other have turned II into device
Kill children.
The tobacco Tor instance. large cities leases
entire block OF euemen The rented people
with large families Of children They given employment al
stripping tobacco and the end 81 week month the chids
deducted from thc due from the parents
The factory inspectors when they around find the
mother aud father and children Of all age four years
work from early IN the morning until 10 aud II O'Clock
night. stripping tobacco
Every child labor aW passed violated IN spirit and
while the compulsory education laws sufficient make
Of the children 20 school they apply those
children too young to school Nearly all the children
have and other diseases due handling the
Efforts protect these children uniformly failed
because the wise Judges III house is his
he aud his children may do what thcy like ~ it,"
la England which old iogy country they have stop
ped such labor both IN factories aud in homes With Ms
property still little than lie bad
cigar has standing than happiness OF child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

vtn to give up goiag ouf between
the actsf Il doesn't appear aesmly
somehoS for the man one loves
and hopes To marry to hc EsinR cut
before the curtain IL quite down
aud coming back after II ia more
Than half way up smelling Of
brandy and sodAs shall certainly
have 10 speak To Edwin about that
u II a thing of witch I could never
approved
There u more In this courtahiu
stunt thRn appears ON the surface
After the show | attempted To steer
Edwin To simply delicious rath.
shelier where you can get only
beer aud ham sandwiches. but no,
he made Tor Sans. souct on the
dead jump Said he didn't care for
quaint places. what he wanted
vas some lobster Newburg and a
cold bottle
Now. do you know I used to hear
brother Jack tell how mean some
girls were IN this respect. but |
never believed II before ! do now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

write a story about your I
quaried. secretly pleased
Yes she cried impefi0uaiy.
Write II now while I walt"
aBut I cant write STORY about
YOU while yDu Rait. iihc a man
would patch your shoes for you
while you wait
She left off umpilne ny hair
aud acnrried around the front ri
my desk Putting her elbows on
top 81 a pile OF hooks and her
chin In her hands she smiled ad0f
ably Al me.
You can Try. anyway. cant
YOU she asked
anatehed up some paper and
placed It IN the machine
You know "a do anything for
you when yen look tihe that 1
exclaimed What kind Of a story
shall II be- A lose story
She bluHhed bce0mlnElg. and
gracefully Slid Into a chair beside
tho deak
4 leafe that 10 you.' said sbs.
waving her hand aud attempting to
hide hnf rosy cheeks
a love story Il shall be- then.
declared ! buaily clicking the keys
'gf cuuFnr continued after
several Minutes. work even = love
STORY ought 10 be- founded on fact
"fli be The fact she replied
sdEing bff chair closer to my denk
80 fail looking I warned hcr
Seemingly she didn't hear me.
bat from fhn corner Of my eye. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
INOUISITIvE EDWIN
BY f. w. Schaefer

Does that make IL sNlas laerT4
-hield your fool tongue ID 900
HEAR
'Didu't you aay all lace had holes,
maa
Yea
Well. I've GOT Shoe laeoa. but
th.y alnt got No hoirs in em
Leave the rssom AND permit me
Ia finish LADY finEuFt.'s Last
Lover. OF iios i.grd Lambago Vas
lsarrd AWaY ~ a Iiasaane little
t.aiiapata1a 81 a t.aeemakef
Nav. Kin yon make lare
No. Edwin that il not one of
my accomplishments
I didn't think yon cpuld mas
MIS- kaockeaheFkef said you VAS
- TAT. tacinK wouldn't do yon any
sood
Hut nav wa.n'f too fai To give
t.dsin a laeiug that did HiM sone
soad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
IyF

"
Really. EdNin'n appetite n some.
thug awful borrowed a five
spot from Dad before starting to the
theatre last nlEht and l har. 81.
aeily - cents this morning. Nox
here IL phase Of leap year I do
not like. I'm afraid ! never win
learn to spend money. even ON the
man ! hove. without thtnkIaE Of
Stscry's bargain counter aud the
perfect love OF hat { saw on
Clark 81 the other way. II waa In
n show window and was marx ed
So. Hy cutting out Edwin aud say
ing my pin money I could have Il
In i've weeks
But no. ! must summon some
manly courage to my aid. Dies a
man ever think OF perfectly Eor
geoua waistcuat or shirt he could
get with the money he il blowing
on SOME tickle girl Never. must
follow his example. but Il certainly
Is hard
wonder n would dare ash I'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Saw. nav"
Well what
Hos do they get the holes in
iaecfH
Why lhsy make the iaec roand
the holes. nay aon
hut it Amt lace. thant It's Eoi
holes. i Il NAV
No. Edwin
Well hos do they get the holes
Ia the lace thcy pat runnd the holes
20 make lace. then
Child. you wiil tct drive me to
distraction
where DO thsy get the holes.
nav
WIZ. the holes are Just ale.
oh. they r. atfhnies
4 suppose ~
Well. there's air holes IN pas :
hat Does that make Il a lace hat =
No. No. No
a SNiss ehrcac has holes 10 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

sio~ 10 make merry ~ioow Rat
AZ hernes--Tskr one hirYci~ wheel
saip-fimI@oAe on the hub une d-~p
granite saucepan fifHt snippiag off
The handle Nith an A Stitch GA
oofrf Of wine eolotua velvet from
guaf seaNon lsefors lasts euat suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

OalY March and a sea erfprnis al
ready isr-n seem
The same otd asrp. stis supposed
4 NnA sefpenf akr that tnust be
drurcaif green
Not to kno~ thr rrestfs are siill
closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

pounded The keYs
iiaaI auee her sffec.sa,' -, s Der /
of uneonesm Abpsafxh,.
for several ml.s,.
silent while ! eoptlsa.s as u
tinaily, a. l pulled h. a 49,, ssfilhs
She heafed a aleh 'assls o.
I do hope Il w,u
story ahs exelalmsd = : al4
her aAaasd thea !,
hope yoafn IN. -.
aWefed back -Of esr.. a
INJURED partly 10 niyuslf J. ~.
TIE Incidents shoald a., s'.as 4
on fact n the atofy !. = Aast
libe iife u d is 10 = 9 END
tale ptzIs,
smiled 70 myself at.
her read The typewrl',.. ss'tAsa
"a she read the lat II /, ssa
color inmp uD Ia her ehs.sa ~ b
home Of the Incident. /.
STORY said ! IN q ns,,. /. b
tone should De l.ase5
fnu notice that he ~.
With s klaa74 ~
homewhat bfealbless
ments later. she locked =, -
eyes and smiled enehss,'g...sss =
mink its lovely s,ss,
cried Hi' /
hee vas undoubtedly p,s,.s.
10 the matter. for lhls |. T n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Al. sot rot 81 color bat alsbaY msEx
OSCAR
@fos ia isn disturbance q American sssesr
lotion. Adolf
Vel VAS Sadness nod wife. "a msvst
of dose confeEtous to buy"
"fnas Bles confectionery alss
belief So vcat Of posles q Il
Gaineahorough charlotte q ~
iehea bnneh Of sss ksau q krau und ss4e
eooch lnAuriouane1s foliatch disa year. id
oh pfteima bly, deg tortizzer IA. Ia hs'
partly = partly a 81 d,
doe
"Uol fss a chip hat
-Of \ surety batteru ouid mir
"Inok. a blefure hat tell id r.
Dot Why. I tot dot a psttle ID
ult = mattre de boarding house. +
~Ihst ID dot chiffon ID
Oh. ia qe.eioa Vel I ssal' BRIDE
fcdders Ally piece. ef ID for olt hen~
why. bieanef"
"B~eoms ID Yoult make her look chick Ia. ha ha'-
-Fcddern n nod mooch fsshiouHhly yoast now
OF nod. eoairx hasa IA. ha hs'~
Hiea&e audiense attention. DER msnechneBd
information after scoombaned spinach
Ia der diseese of hat VII galanirned shss
IA a soufeeaiafH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH

Pat ON thfeeineh binding around
brim. of canary .eolofsd taffeta silk
from your great grandmother 3
party Dress Hip 10 yards OF box
ruehlna off your shirt waist box.
aud wind about crown. A soup
ladlc and Joint fork will give =
launly effect II used as hat pina.o
Maybe he q Climbing Hasiurtium.
sporting Editor Here's feflow
ON the telephone wants 20 know
what n In vino Peritas
Horticultural Editor I've lost
my floral eatalog. bat take a chance
aud tell him It's cross between
a crimson rambler aud poison
ivy.
The City Mans Ode.
Oh. the sweet breath OF nature In
hprlnEtime.
That lazca DER meadow and
piaiHn'
iia wltchsfy stir again hotlY
a quiekenlnK Yesfn In M veins
For a whlff Of the aoii AZ the pillow.
iuE
(Nth smother guy holding the
rriuH.i
THIS rs THE TINE OF YEAR
shen new apaper bafda get dippy
trying 10 find nex rhymes for cru.
euH
A Yoong Hopfui.
4 see that Brewer iiiefnteiu'h
bab5 IL loyal TO the trade
In What Nay
~ uill drink nothing bat matted
milk Z"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

That II you 5et the coal run out
tks weather turns cosdst ~ once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

This Is aiap the time of year
when Ihe ypunK mans faEeY turns
to furniture ga = small down ~
msnt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

And ~ Miss GoidfeckH has been
welded Why. didn't hear q word
about e."
aOi course not. she didn't marry
. foreigner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Seattle Union. No n. o..
washington. vilI give n ne.
dancing party ihis eYeuIns -. !, }, :
lumbia hall = 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

" rite a storf al-sui me eK.
claimed the Pretty NriEhboT aud
denlf appearing 10 the doorway
She vis@ed me nrchiY. her hands
afson thr lint~in. as ! kAksd 40 from
ms typewriter. surprised az her
noisei~sn rntrY. She knew how 81
fectirr her pone waH and PRO
hinged her gate for a moment.
then ran behind nay chair. rsmpliux
az my hair IN her customary man
HaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Taks boats ~ pier Ten round
trips daily sec rOund trim 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE

~. y. VI. seHAEFER
OSCAR Adolf Are ovsspoesed By the oorgousns. a. "a.
Styles In Feminine Hsadaesr = Ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
RnrInn Lanb.

Spring Lamb.
Mary had n little lamb,
In March she slaughtered u.
And With the proceeds bought
herself
An alto exquisite.
The balance bought her a balloon.
And high ahe scared In air.
Rui higher atiii her lHmbkin rose
rpon the billof fare
Philadelphia bulletin.
One Way.
You hay ION sold your phouo
graph Eos more than II cost YOU
Yes. the man Ia tbs upper flat
bouKhi it--st Louis foat nis
patch.
Almost sVefy daY the average
man wonders NhY be did such
foolish thing Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
10 sEg sATrlEsi,ips

Take sasis al Pier Tea round
trips daily s9c round trip. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
Everett and fdmOnds


1hfsr Fonnd trips daily Leave Sc
attic ~ a. M. - ANT y. ~.
sunday leave seattle a. eian a. ma. ~
~. aud n. M ieaxc Everett az sith a
M, fii1 y. pnd slta y. m. Sunday
leave Everett 81 atts a. IN. csts n. ~.
and ssih y. m. sinnie fare 30 Suaham-
ish ~ %. Round tftp sft0
stcamsr city ef Everett Goldman Dsek
fha0ra sunset fokt fua taas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

A Word rrem josh Wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

"eomplalnin' 10
a habit. Get ~
habit = on, o. your
systeu"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

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County, Division

The following petition is being
circulated and has been freely signed
by our people. The many advantages
which would result from this division
OF the county To the residents OF the
northern part are very apparent and
have been fully brought out at the
meetings.
To the Honorable Members of the
18th General Assembly OF the State OF
Colorado, Greeting:
Your petitioners, all citizens Of the
State OF Colorado. and residents, voters
aud taxpayers OF the County Ut Ot"ro
do hereby respectfully ask that by net
pf the Legislature ydu provide for the
division OF said OJeru county. and Tor
the creation from the north part
thereof, of new county, To be called
...... County, aud that said county
remain In the same Judicial aud Con
grcSSional Districts a> at present.
We ask that The boundaries uf said
new county bc a. ncaras is practicable
as follows. to.wit: Beginning NJ the
northwest corner Uf the present Otrr"
county; thence south along the west
line Of said county to the southwest
corner of section :, In township tweu-
ty.two 80 south, ol rang" - west;
thence east with the section I'm" "i
said and other sections to the >uuih
east corner OF section -, township -
south, range - west, lU TIA" east lin"
OF said Otcru county. and following
thence the present boundary lines ~
said county, north and west. 10 th"
place Of beginning, the territory III
rIudcd In the prupo>"d new county
covering an area uf 81 square miles,
has about 1900 voters and an assessed
valuation OF about S.-..,.
The district mentioned. all lying |
north Of the Arkansas River, has NJ
railway connections with the south |
side ur the river nor with La Junta, |
the present county seat. The Missouri |
Pacific railway runs east and west |
through the entire length ~ the pro-
posed new county, and 1t has its own
irrigation canals. reservoirs, towns
and school districts, all naturally dis
,inct and separate from the south
SIDE OF the river. from which IL Is
,Iso separated 10y Il line Of high bluffs
wing immediately north Of the river.
We, therefore, ask this action, aS a
-Ight and Just determination. tur the
-rSidentS Of the district named in the
new county,
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Ohey Items.
WISFEEE Bros.

". C. Hanen was in Boone last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cloddlcllcr were
in Boone Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Freeman were
in Pueblo Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. McCoy's brother was Wis
iting with her last week.
Mrs. Iineberry and daughter. Fern,
spent several days of last week in
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Maxwell and
Mrs. James Jewell were Fowler visi-
tors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Green and
children left Olney Monday on their
way to the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Baldwin stopped
in Olney Sunday on their way from
Rouse, Colorado, to Wichita, Kansas.
Quite number Of Olney people
were in Fowler Monday, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tabor, Mr.
and Mrs. d. A. Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Brewer, Fl. n. and G.. II
Mccoy, Mrs. G. F. Hackworth, Mrs
E. E. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A
Shaffer and Mrs. Geo. Hackworth.
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Printed milk tickets. pints an
quarts, for sale at this office.
Marked For Death.

''Three years ago ! was marked for
death. A graveyard cough was tear
ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed
to help me, and hope had fled, when
my husband got Or. Kings New Dis
covery," says Mrs. A. G. Williams. oJ
Bac, Ky. "The first dose helped me
and improvement kept on until had
gained SO pounds in weight and my
health was fully restored" This
medicine holds the worlds healing
record for coughs and colds and lung
and throat. diseases. 1t prevents
pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at
Edgar Bros drug store. SOC and BLOC.
Trial bottle free.
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Trouble by the WaysIae.

Anyhow" tIrrcely exclaimed Ware
ham Long. as their irrcconciIable dif
ferences Of opinion gradually led to
personalities. Il amt pigeon toed,"
NO" said TufrOld Knutt, looking at
the open work shoes worn by his fcl-
low traveller. when yc have them
things on yer feet We allus turn yer
toes out. t."-Chicagu Tribune.
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kclr EroLIn.

Druegis,-L,,ilc boy. what do you
Nan'9
Juvenile Customer Tin "A great hur
-yI-Wr E'iUfly. | want feet o.
..l.ky styIapcr-nC, | mean stcct
VI Hirky ahy2nrnr-I guess that aln't
light. either, wga; It
Druggist tc1uaIly hUrr!edl-l know
what you want. boy. lis ilite OF
idcEy-uo. It's pcot 3i-well, here
Il is. Five cents. Pun along. What
fB It you wish, madam?-ChicaSo
Tribune.
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ln1peTtinent,

What is your aye, please?" asked
the lawyer who was doing the cross.
examining stunt
81 have seen % summers. sir" an.
swcred the lady witness, who seemed
70 he carrying weight for age.
"Ah." rejc.ncd 'he laEal light And
'uw many years have you been blind?'
Chicago DrUv %,vs.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

Advertising always brings results
A rancher offered reward last week
for the return OF black and white
pig that was lost. He found this in
formation pinned to the feucepnSt Of
his pig sty: Your hawg aint' black
nor white no mo-. We done scrapcd
i'm. divide Farmer.
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STRAY NOTICE

Sorrel horse, weight about $50 or
900, Branded on right hip J. A.,
connected. Also diamond on right
front shoulder, and X on left shoulder.
Taken up November %.
4t4l FRED JACKSON.
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For SALE-Two fair size dwelling
houses on Olucy avenue, Sugar City,
Colorado; one completely furnished.
A reasonable payment will be accept
ed: balance on time. Apply
tf37 The National Sugar Mfg. Co.
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Iruc Wision1.

Wisdom is habltcd In the rlainest
garb. and she walks modestly, unheed'
ed of the gaping and wondering crowd.
Her secrets are revealed to the care.
ful. the patient and the humble
Bishop STalding.
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Voice Of Ccrr1ir.

In n ST. Petersburg newspaper there
recently appeared the following aa-
vertisement: The wife of present
member of the douma. having given
up all hope OF getting intelligent occu-
patton. seeks place as chambermaId."
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kes-s Him HusIIiru,

.hilosoI her. We're getting rid of tie
-'oTld, the flesh and the devil. and It's
he devil that keeps us hustllng for
high water."
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Lack Of Co.orcr7tion.

u wish" said the reyivalist, Broth.
or Grimshaw wasn't quite so strong
IN doCtrinal points AS fast as ]
bring people into the church he tries
. put them ou. of 1t for heresy."
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To Whom It MAY Concern

We have left our unsettled accounts
and notes with Perry Behymcr, ord
way, Colo, for collection. He is
authorized to collect 10y suit or other
wise, with full power to receipt for
moneys due US. We must have
prompt settlements.
2til WISFEEE BROS.
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Ihe lifercrce

A woman's idea OF a bargain is
,omething that's reduced two cents.
mans idea of bargain is some
hing that costs two cents.
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Loves Flame Still Ericht.

A septuagenarian inmate of Chelms
ford. Essex (Encland). workhouse has
proposed to fellow inmate min"
years her Junior, and the pair are
leaving the institution to ct married.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

We have the largest and best as
sortment of Post Card Views In town.
Call and see them.
Whlpple'> Photo Car.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25
Tie hiirhtiness Of Truth.

Truth is mighty" said the moral
lst
Yes" rcIolusd the dcmoralizcr. I'll
is mighty carce."-ChiCago Daily
News
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25
a Word from josh Wise,

Il ct we'll 'nuf alone. 1t is sufi
'iont that III thimblerirger knows
iith shot the rra's under"
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25
Strange.

when debts pile up.
''Tis then "" know.
Although It's strange,
That down We GO.
-I2etrpit Free Press.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

\ north OterO county attorney and
an earnest advocate Of county division.
Born in Clermnnt county. ONO. grew
TO manhood in Indiana, locating in
Ordway about two wears ago. He Is
gaining II lucrative law practice in
OTdway and surrounding territory.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

Two furnished rooms for rent. 10
quIre Of c, IL. Green.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25

china re elves Lu eoes Il
Much caasdinn iump.s aa construe
j s,hina. lais-.y for rai'o Il
lion. u