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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

The Virgin river,
styled "Rio Virgin"
possibly has an Amer
lean instead Of a
Spanish origin. One
Virgin, and he was
wounded at that river,
and killed q little far
Their on during a trip
that left its record in
m a ny geographical
names from Utah to
Oregon via Los An
geles. There seems to
be no record Of the
Spanish use of the
name. and the river Is
west of the usual trad
ing route into Utah
along which the Span
ish names mostly lie.
A SERIOUS JOKE.
OF all joke names,
however, that of the
La Sale National for
est in Utah is the
most extraordinary.
AS Il case OF nature
taking 1t almost
makes a record. Re-
Gently the forest scr
vice decided to name
the forests after noted
explorers. In Utah
they mad a La Sal for
est on their hands.
Tho words were Span
ish. They belonged to
a little river in south
ern Utah, SO named
because it was brack-
ish. Tho name was
given by explorers.
not even remotely con-
nected with the enter
prises that brought
La Sale the F'rench-
man. down the Missis-
sippi before [ h G
french and Indian
war terminated that
western American de-
veloprnent was to be
In the hands of An
glo Saxons, and not
the French.
And this summer
somebody III Wash
ington,-let us hope it
was some fourteenth
assistant clerk of the
bureau - transformed
the Spanish LA Sal"
In to the French name
LA Sale" and a
sober statement came
forth from the for
estry department stat
ing that this Utah for
est had been named in
honor of the note
French pioneer and
explorer who came
down the Mississippi
and discovered some
of the rivers running
into it!
NJ b G fore recently
books on the trapping
era We're brought out
there was q confusion
OF claims concerning
Provo river. STAINS
bury noting the name
of "Provau" for a
horse that Fremont
rode styled the river
"Proveaux" in his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

that has recently been
rescued from Its trap
per spelling and re-
turned to its original,
canyon" Before they
encountered this name
the trappers had that
OF pass" "defle,"
hole" gap" and
park"
Lieutenant Gunni-
son, for instance, writ
ing a description of
the Mormon country
put It that "between
the ridges In some
places the ranges are
abruptly terminated
for a space leaving a
gap termed a kanyon,
or pass, according to
the width of the break
In t h e mountain
These are the names
given by the trappers
who were the pioneer
white men of those
solitudes."
Just such a grasp
ing at a Spanish SPELL
ing gave once the
"Youaba" valley to
Juab and once 1t wax
"Yntax," instead Of
Utah Father Es-
calante gives us the
first use of the word
when he mentions
reaching a "rancheria
of the Yutas" on the
Grand river, from
whom he tried to Sc
cure a guide to the
country of the Tim
panogos, of whom he
had heard from the
Iunis and Moduis. In
1899, Thomas j. Farm
ham crossed the coun-
try to Oregon, by way
OF Pueblo. Colo,
Browns Park. then
known rs Browns
Hole, and S o q a.
Springs. He spoke IN
a book of his adven-
lures of meeting With
trappers who told Kim
OF the Spanish
Yutes." and extensive
trade with Santa Fe,
Before settling down
to its present form we
fl II d it "Eutaw,"
"utnw." "Youta." and
"Euta."
Befnre "sanpete"
had fully evolved into
its present state, Jed
ediah Smith had noted
the "Sampatche" In
dams dwelling In that
valley and General
Conner, in the Bear
river campaign had
led his forces against
Chief Sanpitch whose
name still survives in
the name of a range
Of hills and a creek.
That a heavy Span
ish influence on the
Utah names south of
Utah lake existed. it is
apparent from even
the most modern
maps. Many of these
names come from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

oMANCE ever will tenderly cling apout
the names which bedeck q countrS's geo
graphy. Whatever the use of names ~
means of identification. their other use
that OF perpetuatins the incidents ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

Continued on page threc.o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Wcid'cnfc ats Gbina.

BoibinatoM 3. Is, 4. leS
- tSrnu 9tidoloS 9onalportb Sod)'
ter beS Er1iioenten RooicpeIt, crhielt
bciltc pon Dem Spe5iol @cionbten
Sung Sboo vi ciu pom Oemiclben
nit olls Gina gebrohteS, praftpoIleS
SOAR iulpelenbeieBter 9lrmbanoer. ein
@cihent Der uerltorbenen &aiierin
pon China, tpelder ,Srou Songmortb
(bomoIS nod Sri, Hooiepelt) Dor
etlidDen Sobren einen 9eiuf obItut'
tcte, ols Iie nit oem SefretGr Soit
nah ben Hbilippinen uno Gbinn
reiltc. Song Sboa Di brodte ald)
ctlihe Erdientc iiir Srmt Rooiepelt
mo Sen ErGlioenten, oarlulter meb-
rcrc Slnbcrt @6noc d)ineiiiher Cite.
ratrr. 0ie 2eBtercn lperben. pie man
gIoubt, Der GongreB'@bliotbef cin.
pcrleibt lpcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
aeimc 0cict,esucrleBnng.

1ortIanb, Wic, 5. Ge5erlber. -
Cbglcih Dor Der 8raro Siirp ocs bic.
iigen Observation-Disclosures i'll bent
Ocriabrcn aegen Die Marinc Ylerton.
tile 60. nif)t lpcniger ols 25 3cngen
ansselogt batien oic Beicllidaft ba-
be 95 Vro3ent bes Saroinen.Eroier.
penseidiiftes an lid seriiien, 10 tit
Die @rallb Slirp bod 5itr lleber5eit'
gilllg aclangt. 6nb fein gcnilgenoeS
geiucismaterial porliese, INT Die @e.
ieilihdft luegen @ilbiing elmer Gombi-
llation 5,lr 9cifr1nf,mg Ocs SAT-.
oclspcrfebrs mo 8erlcsiii,g oeo
Sberman'idlen antiiruii. .Seiescs ~
belansen. Zen, 0erl,ebmen naf) mil
GiitriftsanluoIt Wbitebouie gesen Ole
Marine Mercantile iluo anoere Rrd.
Ieruenfnbrifen i'm Gipilneac uorge.
ben imo eincn Ginbaltsbeiebl geaen
oic ,Sortletins ibrer Combination
bcontrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11

1ooc uerItridcn GaS 9roarannn
llmidloB Reoen ocS 6rn. NanI Mor-
tom TraIioenten Der .gq,ri,obIe 9iie
9liiuranre Co." mo oeS Or. Sobn
$. Jtnlc0. YrGiiocnten ors .Gcm-
Dorf Gitp College; nubcrocm MIR
oen Sdrelben bcs cbenaligen 8icc-
NroIocnten 9IOIni &. Stcpenlon,
Sotc Smitb'S ,no S5ilarp ". Ser
ber's perIcien. 0ic bcioen 2cttcren
moren befonntlid aRitglieber beS
Gleoelano 'ld)eu &obinetS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11

Ser Soil erinncrt lebr itorf al Oeu
Molineur-Soll, Der Dor cincn Subrs
5ctnt in Aeiu.yort lold)e Seniotion
crrcate Ser jllnNe Glcftrifcr bate
am 5oec pprbcr cincu BON 6roucu.
huno acihriebcucn @ricf ou5 Son
,Suic erboltclL in ucIhenl Der gIbicn-
ser linn slpei Euluer ais NltteS Wtit.
tel gcocil OiaaenlciOcu iiberlunote.
@is Dor ieha Noden mar 9oo9 nit
eincn1 Sri. 9Inno Gallagher aus Sm
Sole perlobt, ooh muroc oa5 9iebe$-
ucrbdltuiB infolge ciucS Streitea nb'
1ebroheu. Sn DEM Nriefc aus San
Sole. Der nit Dem 9tonlcn ,GbaS.
Wfc0opier" luter5eihnct III, iogt scr
Nbicnoer, cr bobc bon Sruuoen &C
bort, oo6 9oos all MuNeubcihucr-
ben letbc, mo CT ilbericnoc linn Gin.
liegeno 5lpei Eulpcr, oic ein luiebl
bares Wiittcl gegcu Oerartige SeiOcn
icicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Ienersbrunjt in Gentralia.

Gcntralio, go, 4. Sc5clnber
= Gin lp1breuo Der Ieeten 9iudlt bier
ollsacbrod)cncs ,Scuer lc9tc brci !pGit.
ieraepicrtc i'm &cr5eu Der Stoot IN
Mihc lno lnndjtc 60 6omilien obbad)'
los. Ger 9rnno entltono IN eincm
@ebduoc, iuclhes iiir cine Shnuitel.
hung belue9lt6cr 9ilbcr bcniibt iuilr'
DC, imo cs uerbreitcte lid, raid lucitcr
inter ben bcrlofbartcn Sol59ebalI.
Sen. Ger 8eion,itihooen miro OH
100000 gcid6bt. Die slbaebrann.
ten, ipelde IN ben n,eiiten 61llen aIl(
Sous9eratbIhoftcn oerloren, baber
porl1uiige llntcrfltnft geiimoen
Wangel nn @aiicr mar ben 2oIfbcr.
Iud)en hin0crlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Irmc nod Grmer.

Nirfuugen ocr GieihGitsocprci'iou
auI Die Gbdtigfeit Ser @obltba
tigfeits.Gonuiiliou mo Die Gin
pnll6erer.
Nlbonp, ~, ). Ie5cnlbcr. -
9tad) Dem iocbcn ucroiientlidten Be
ridlt ser ltootlidlen @obltbdtigfci!a.
Gonllniiiion lit on5luebncll oub III
Solac ser (Scih1It5hcprcllion pom
poriaeu Sabre Ole 9lnSaobcn orS
Stootea iiir luobltb0ii9c 3lpefe ant
$3,0O0,GOO ooer bcbeutcno tnber Jc'
iticgen iino. ais III oilbcrcn >Sohrcll.
@Gbreno oes nit ocm 30 Scptember
su Gnoe dcgonNeilen 6iSfoliobre2
mureu in Der Stubt stcu.yorf ollciu
nidlt meniger ais 1898 ,SGllc Der lln
terItiibiluasbeo @erorinicr,
lucldc i'm Stoutc nid)t ailgeiellcn
wnrell p6cr nlta Ocn InSlonoc
itonllntcu. ju ltltcrildcu oOcr bet
nobc boppelt 10 picle, olS I'M Dorolli.
gcqongenen Sabre. &Dn bicicr @c'
iomnt,obl mrrocn 903 sic Wlittcl &c,
lhoflt, mn sen Stant 81 pcrlullcn
itno 435 iuurocll ol3 Nerormtc, iucidc
lid bicr5uIonbc nidt lelblt erllGbren
f0nnelt nod ibrer friiheren &ciinotb
inn glliSlonbc bcforbert. Nus oen 3ab.
lcnonguben miro Die @irtllng cillcr
Ecriooc ser WciddftSoeprcilion an
iriid, in Die Ser. Stootcn cin9eipon.
ocrtc gluSlGnocr bcionoerS erlicbtlid,.
Sic sur %eriiiguna ftebcnbcn Wtittel
Der Gonlniiiipn fir Die ltncntgeltlidN
Neforoerilng ocnr Stoatc itid)t CIT.
gchoriger lll1terItiibiurgsbc
ginq ifon I'M slnfongc be5 Sorl'
ncrs oiti bic Neige, mo icithen limo
mcbrere Snnocrt iolhcr Gcriolen
nif Soften ocS gountps, Ger Stnot
oocr pripatcr @obltb1tigtcits. .slnItol.
ten crhaltcn luoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Sdmlo an Der Sdiiis.Splliiiuu.

9tem 2onoou. Cont, ). Gc.
jentbcr. lie Sinlocs Compiler. Sllr
pcftoren @6itcp inG Stcluort 9ober
ibrc Gntihci0ilnl onhiu ob, oob benz
GopitGu @corae s.. Niaiomiou Som.
monoeur bcS Gnnlpicra Common
lueoItb" ppn bcr Smbilottc DER Neip-
Dorf, Nen.Sapcu Ii. Nortioro.Giieu
bnbngelellibait. Die ShuIb m Dem
3ulanmelntoBc icilleS ShifieS nit
Dem norDegiidlen Sompier 80
huO" 5u5iitrcibet lit, bel welhenl
am 26. Septembcr Der 9torpeger IN
beu @runo gcbobrt lplroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
9(ls Sebler In .Saft.

Ybilo0clpbio A. Ie5.-Ger
&leioer ,Sobrifant 2oliS 92ifmnllt
bon bier lu,lrbc mii oic 9lnflugc ocS
Gpmplotta, @oorcn Ill ucrheblen Die
Sil Der glftiuu eincs baltcrott genor.
ocncu @cid)GitS il, 9tclu. Worf 5db.
leu, Dem glntocS Gonmilldr Graig
poraclilbrt, lpcldlcr 9iidlnnnn nlltcr
$1,000 gilrAld)alt itclltc mo bic luci.
tcrc &crncbmng allf ocn 8. Cc5cm
Der oniebtc. }iidlnomn mar in Dio-
bonn Sin ucrbaltet iporoen. Sic IN
gieoe Itebenocn Woorcn ioaen ans
ocu .RcNcrS 0lisfit GarlorS" in Der
6. 2lucnuc IN 9tcu Dorf uerldluun.
ocn icin. olS Die Helu Dorfer 5irno
i'm Sftober Nmferott nlohte, ino oic
Spur iiibric oui &idmamS @e.
id1itsplut Oabicr.
9(uh Sorrp @reenbiirg, Gouio
8reenblra Gntcr inb Sobit imo
0cIiic gci5 plrbcu perloitet, bel
melf,en@aorcn imy4ertbc Don $4,000
bcidlagnohntt lnl,roei,. Die aus cincnl
bieligcn Gcihdit aeitoblcn iporbcrl
icin iollen mo bic bieiise Yolisci bat
Die Nep 0orfer Yolijei eriiid)t. bic
Giaentbiincr cines ongeblihel .Gie.
bcsbchlerei Seid,1ft5" IN Der 9olp.
erp. no oic gcitoblenen 8aaren bier.
her perfauit porben icin iollen, ,,l
pcrboitcn. Iic Roli5ei sab Den Io.
men ser 9trp Dorfer 1irno iliht
befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Inter iucifcr Scfc.

GlcDelanb, 8, 4. Te5cntber.
= Sm uorolihen Ohio berrid)t bette
Elm iuiitbenoer S1neelhlrnl, luelhcr
friib WIorgens cintrat lulo ocn 30.
ben raid nit mebreren 3oa Sbnee
beoefte. Ter Selesrapbcnbienit imb
oic gciorberi,ng bon 3iisen iueroer
ollrd bcn Stilrm bctrGhtlid) or.
Ihrpcrt.
Shicago. !. Ee5ember. -
@aiicr, Shnec uno itiirmiideS 8et
tcr lcgten bclitc ocn tele9rapbiiheu
Scrfcbr 5iuiihen bier uno Bittsbltrl
lobm. sNt nllen dnbcren Rihtlugeil
mar Oct 0erfebr normal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Der GrmurSuns ieincr SOdJter anae'
flagt.

" arfeo Srcc, 9lrf., 1 Ge5. -
@m. Mc9room, cine Spiuuerci.slr.
better, lit bier inter Dem %eroadt
pprbaftet norben, ieinc 5od)ter 2eono
inlo @li5obetb, Ichs, rcip. uht Sabre
alt pcrgiitet 5ll bobcn. 9eioc 0ioo=
fen itarben geItern 9lbenc, fir5e 3eit
rad Der 9lltfiuit ibrcs &aterS in lci.
ner Mohmln9 nnter groBeu Shmer-
sen. Ter @eiongene tlt Inn Ieiner
Sihcrbcit pillen noh Sonesboro ge-
brud)t lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Ger IaQ 8oas.
Gic }SoliSci ii,bt nod in,iner nae
Den, aIbicnDer Der 8iitienoiti1a.

Gic l,oli5ci il,ft nod ininer nod
Den, 9lbienDer Der Giiticnoiti,g.
GunSrnncisco, Gal. 5. Sea.
- Ger BoLijei ficr iillo i'll Gan Joic
1T rs biz ictt i,id)t 9cliuigcrL iraenh
eiit Dlotip jar Grmorbung ocs iliil'
acn GIeftriferS !Serrp 5. goas 81
cntoeden, lpelher bier gcltern III
,Solgc bon 9'ergiiti,ng perlriltblidj
bird Strpd)nin iinrb. uto man her.
initbct bober. bnb cr lid, oos e'ifi
icfbit beridofft itnh nn ieine sloreiie
III ieilieill 9iirenil obgeianot Sat
Gies crifciht i,lil 10 luabrifcinlid)er
nls i,dh Sen, 5cli9nib ieiiter 6reIilibc
iinb s(itgeboriser1 Der iinge Diani, Ell
ilen eigenthiimIihcn Sang CUR I'm
uufrihtigfeit seigte ilno beiipieIs.
iueiic bebouptetc, an Ser g)nlesllniuer.
IitGt itubirt 81 bnben., iudtreno el
tbatidhIid, iiber oie Gren3el, ieines
Stnotes ME biilousgefpn,nlen luor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
9ofumotiuiiibrcr nnb SociSer sct0Stet.

Nittle G y Q d, 9lrf., 4. Gc5ember.
Ter &erionen5ug 9tr. i3 Der nHod
SSlono. .9obn" cntgleiltc bcllte, mGb-
reno cr nit pollcr @eihpinoigfcit
illbr, bci elmer &eife nabc &crr's
Station, 5iuoli Ofeilen oltIid bon
bier. Sofomotipiiibrer Soiepb @clnp.
bin ,lno Sei5er :. Yel9ron muroen
getootet, 1pdbreno sic gaIiogiere nit
Dem Sdjrefen. bapon fomen. Iic
llrinhe Der gntsleilung lit noh nift
leltgeItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
t;ercdlticrtiater lobtidlIaa.

GbicoGo, t. De5. 6rau GlteQc
Stout, pcIdIc an !piIthpoh ben aRa.
lcrgebiilicn Henrp 8. 'pnrnberger
ourh cilcn &cpoluerifiii, toetcte,
luuroe be,ttc ourd, cine Gcroners.5 5i,.
rp entlnitet. Gic Sllrp fam 5ii Den,
geihluB, odb 6rail Stout MIR oes.
baIb aeifoIien babe, lueil lie oas 2c'
ben ifrcr Stnuciier oitrd Sornberacr
geidbrSet alallbte.
e1i;r jir'S guslnnS triorat q. Nains. g'r
lf3, CH.Solimprtifr.t nnte gMitsm ssafe.glBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Gfcpclanb's Mnornfen acchrt.

9tcm Dorf, 1. ScSember. =
,sn scr hcntiscn groiillul,esiienng
Scr .a(iiocidfipn bon 2ebellsperfitbe.
rlnas pr1iiocnten" lpurbe einc Ge.
hdhtnibieier sn gbren oes reritorbc.
ncn @rcocr Glcpeldlto 1ehalten. Sr.
Glepelauo mar @oriiBrr Der Aiiocia.
tion lp1brcnb Der ~ Sabre. ipelhe
spilden ibrer Griino,ns imo ieinem
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Hcpolntion in Saluaoor.

lfonoguo, 9ticnrn8lto, I. Ee5.
- Cine Repollitiou lit lmtcr Tiihrcrs
ihoit bes iriibercn &ice ErGiiocnten
Eruoencio 9llfaro in Snluaoor aus.
0ebrofen. Sic StGotc Nbnahapon,
lliuli,ton iluo Sontana iino BON oen
Hcpoliitiuniltcn eingenpmucn NOR
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-11
Sarif=&eform.
Tas Gpngrcf-GOmitc iuirb cine &ill
anearbeitcn.

Gen rcpubIitoniihen Niit9IicOcrn bco
GoniteS lit Gin 2tht clligcgou-
gen. - Sie piiien, oaB etuoS &c.
lhcbcn mlib. - 8oIlch obcr
pbue bie 1emofratcn uorgcbell.-
Die SoIIe icIlcn ogmj wcIcntIih
5uium,ncnNeldnitten" luerocn. -
Ter rubiote 9tclp. p.2)orfcr Sd)uB'
56IIner Motemm iicbt 1eaen baS
amcritaniih ocutihe NanocISubs
fpmllcu los.
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Gr5icbungs. 9erloae IN
riidac3ogen. -

Yon6on, l. Ge3einbcr. -.Eic
9tesicrllig bat Die Gr3ictii,aS got,
lo1e niis ocm llnterbniiie silriidseso.
gen. lueil eS ibr uid,t' li,oalid ipnr.
lid, nit Der stirdenpartei iibcr oiefds
be 3ii peritdnoisen. Gieic Nntiinbt
siine iplirbe beiite in,Qarlalnent boni
Yreinier slsaiiitb seii,aht. Ger grS.
biihoi bon Gnttterburp bate cine arS;.
Bere Yeriuiuisuna fiir eeiuiiie sdll.
len crlnnst, OILS Die Megierlne all ae.
ben Willens ipor.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11
DANIEL REEVES.

The death of Daniel Reeves "
young man OF Il years. occurred on
Monday, Dec. ,th. at the home OF MS
parents on the Deering place. south oil
Ordway.
The deceased was a native ot len
nessee and, seeking health. accompan-
led his parents to this state some
months ago. lie had been i'll for some
time and finally succumbed 10 the
dread white plague which held him
captive.
The remains were shipped TO Milan
Tennessee. for interment, the mother
accompanying them.
Besides father and mother, two
brothers are left to mourn this un-
timely death.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11
CASHIER SMITH GUILTY

After listening TO the evidence for
ten days, the jury In the Rocky Ford
bank case. brought in verdict oi
guilty OF receiving deposits In the
State bank Of Rocky Ford after he
knew the institution to be insolvent. "
The jury, which WIS composed princi'
paliy OF Ordway tu,iDe>s men, was
only uut ten minutes.
smiths bond WIS placed at 10000
and an effort WAS being made To raise
IL. at late hour Wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11
Six Feet of Snow on the Divide

means plenty of water in the bitches
next summer-that's what WE are
sure OF. Six inches OF snow here
means plenty OF bad colds-that's
what you are sure of-unlcss you heed
the suggestions in my window and
obtain the particular remedy you need.
They are all put up under the Pure
Food and Drug directions and are
made to get results.
tf39 r. l.. MAHTIN. Druggist.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11

The Harmony Club held its first
meeting with Mrs Estes on wedues-
day, December End. Mrs. j. E.
Downey was voted in as member.
There is now a full membership OF
fourteen. On account of the inclem-
ency Of the weather, ronveyances
were provided for all through the
kindness OF Mrs. Estes and Mrs.
Greene. Delicious refreshments were
served and a good time enjoyed By
all. Owing to an unavoidable delay,
this notice failed t0 reacll The NEW
ERA in time for publication last week.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11
Baptist Church Services.

Sunday School at 10 a. IN.
Sermon at II 30 Il. IN. Subject,
Walking with God"
Preaching at Sugar City. 300 p. m.
Young Peoples Meeting 6:30 p. m.
Subject. Books that Delight and
strengthen" Leader, Miss Pattie
Wadlington.
Evening service at 7:3O. Subject,
"Life's Way"
Prayer meeting, 1:30 p. IN. Wednes.
day evening. ...-
We extend to all a cordial invitation
to attend these services.
A. NJ. CRAVEN, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-11
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Sunday, Dec. l3, 1903.

Sunday, Dec. l3, 1908.
Sunday School, 1000 a. M. ]. J.
Duncan. Supt. Subject of Lesson,
Solomon Dedicates the Temple" l
Kings g.
Morning Worship IL a. m.
Epworth League devotional service,
6:3o p. IN. Topic, THE joys OF the
Overcomers," Rev. 2: !. IL, II, 20: Rev.
3:6, l3. p. Leader, Ellen Boston.
Evening service at 1870 o'clock
Mid.week service Wednesday even
at the home OF Mrs. II. NJ. Roberts.
A cordial welcome awaits you to all
these services.
A. w. RICE, Pastor.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday December 10. 1905.

Sunday December l3. 1905.
Bible School. 1000 n. m. Subject,
Solomon Dedicates the Temple"
Worship ll:00 Il. III. Subject, The
Greatest Question Man Ever Asked -
Teacher Training class at 6:l5 p. m.
First four lessons on The Teacher
and his Work"
Preaching 40 D. N.
Wednesday evening I:30 o'clock.
Prayer and Biblc Study. Acts :.
Everyone Is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
RoyT II. NEWTON, Pastor.
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E. G. Lancaster left today for his
Old haunts in Virginia and North
Carolina, his destination being Maids
on, N G. He has disposed Of his
interests in the sheep business to his
partner. Mr.. Lackey, and will spend
some time in the South His friends
here predict his return inside Of "a
year and he says it is possible.
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CANTALOUPE MEETING

There will be meeting OF the
stockholders IL the Ordway Cnntai"urc
Association Saturday, December 10Th,
at 200 p. M. business %! Importance;
every member urged to be present.
C. 5. STEINMErZ, Pres.
c. c. RANSOM, Sec'y.
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The Hyde Paper Co.'S plant at Pu-
eblo was completely destroyed by fire
late last week. The loss is estimated
1T $4,000. This house supplies the
majority OF newspapers In this Sec
tion with stock and orders placed now
have to be filled at DenYer.
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Clias. OswaIt and family departed
on Tuesday for their old home in
New Richmond. Indiana. Property
Interests there demand Mr.. Oswalt's
attention and he makes the change to
! be nearer the seat Of trouble. He
acknowledges that they are liable to
~ csjml6g '6acR ihiist any time within
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Mrs. j. J. Montgomery, Who under
went an operation 10 the Mlnnequa
hospital at Pueblo recently, Is recUv-
ering nicely and will be able to re-
turn home Sunday next
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Will Parks is doing time on the
jury in La Junta- In the meantime.
his father. who arrived from Toledo,
Ohio, early In the week for a visit, is
getting acquainted with the people OF
Ordway.
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THE Family OF w. II. Chester. re-
turne d from Missouri last Friday and
are again 4uartered in their residence
in the northwest part OF town. They
don't have To ''be shown" now, that
this climate is the "best ever"
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The ladies' OF the Methodist church
wish, through this means, to thank
kropf Bros, for their share in the pro-
ceeds Of the donation sale.
Mrs. FRED BASS,
Pres. Ladies' Aid.
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Roscoe Martin received word Thurs
DAY from Denver to the effect that he
had been successful In the examina
ti"n before the state board of
pharmacy.
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Mrs. S. V. Wathen found pearl in
. can OF oysters last Friday. Dece IN Der
4th. The pearl is said to be worth
$500. II is now set ia a ring at
Wathen's Jewelry Store.
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@. B. Virgins has advertised big
sale for next Thursday, Dec. 18th.
Twelve head OF thoroughbred Duroc.
Jersey hugs will be sold In addition to
other stock. The bill appears in this
issue.
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Evangelical Church Services.

evangelical Church Services.
Services over Sunday as follows:
Sunday School, English aud German
at 10 Il. IN.
Prayer service. III :OO a. m.
Young Peoples Alliance at 6:3O D. m.
Evening preaching service 7:30 p. m,
followed with communion services.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wednes.
Jay at 80 =. III.
Bob Creek Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at l1:00 a. m.
Communion services after sermon.
King Center, preaching at 3 D. m.
This being Third Quarterly meet
ing. Services will be held on Friday
night at 1880. German
Rev. NJ. w. Plettner. OF Colorado
Springs, will be with us and deliver
sermons.
The public cordially invited to these
services.
IS, srEIsMErz.
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Alex Gray left on Sunday for Leav-
enwnrth, Kansas, TO be at the bed
side Of his father, who is 80 years OF
age, and recently suffered a stroke 0,
OF paralysis.
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Mrs. J. c. Rausom and Miss Edith
Ransom left Wednesday for Lang
Beach, California. after visit here
with DR.. Ransom and family.
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The Heinle brothers, on the CaSy
place, midway between Ordway aud
Sugar City. have had bills struck at
this Office for their sale on Friday,
Dec. 18th.
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1t is reported that the Rutherford
families that left Urdway some time
ago for Kentucky, will again take up
their abode in the west.
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The next monthly tea given by the
Ladies' Aid will be at the home OF
Mrs. r. E. Walker on next Thursday
AFTERNOON. Missionary meeting. All
persons having donations for the Or
phan's box are requested to bring
them.
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ZMr. and Mrs. r DUwney. OF Mound
City. Missouri, arrived last Friday
and will probably spend the winter
here visiting in the homes OF their
s0ns, T. Ed and J. L. Duwney.
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DR.. c. q. Metzler. Dentist Ofiice
west of Hotel Berendo, west terrace.
Phone Blue 5li.
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Charles Ducommin entertained a
number Of his little friends on Mon
day night in honor OF Clifford O,walt
who left Tuesday for Indiana.