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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
FURNITURE FOR SALE

Range, sewing machine, buffet, dress CTS, dining table and chairs, wicker chairs, kitchen utensils, bed, mattress, etc. Will sell whole or in part. Apply to T. E. Barrett, Baptist Parsonage, l5S South Hill street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02

We pay the highest in,erest on Es- crow Deposits.
 Money to loan on REAL ESTATE at all times. Agents for the best Fire Insurance companies in the world.
 The Globe Bank & Savings Co. See us today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
Milick Makes Deals-

Through the agency of Nick Mlick, M. L. Sigmon sold to Ed ArheIger his residence on Noftsger hill, for invest ment purposes. Through his agency also, Victor Damau comes into posses sion of the barber shop on lower Broad street formerly owned by Steve Palo- mick of Lead City, s. D. Damau has been operating the shop for some time on lease.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
BOARD TALKS IF ROADS

line of the Southern Pacific railroad company from San Carlos to Winkle- man has now completed its work in that section. part of the engineers left San Carlos Wednesday morning and went down the Gila river to Winkle- man. The rest of the force of sur veyors came to Globe Wednesday even ing, and are now making the trip over land from this city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
K. of P,s Install Officers

At regular meeting of the local lodge of Knights of Pythias last night, the following new officers were install- ed: F. C., Dr. l.. F. Wightman; c. C., Harry Trevethan; V. C., Fred Pascoc; lprelate. Henry Raney. master of work, l.. F. Wightman; master at arms, Rob- ert Raney, inner guard, Tom Opie; out CT guard, Richard Mitchell.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
Girls Fail to Come

Tony Neary of Miller's cafe was tearing his hair last evening as the result of his consignment of waitresses from Fl Paso failing to arrive on schedule time. His troubles were aug mented by the illness of Miss Maude Barnes, of his staff, but he hopes to soon have plenty of assistance and ev- erything running smoothly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
Up From Roosevelt

s., w. Bayley, constable from Roose- welt and prominent Elk, came up from the dam camp last evening to appear as a witness in the district court. Mir. Bayley has in tow c. D. Grimes, also of Roosevelt, who will be introduced into the mysteries of the Elks lodge this evening, he being the first candidate from Roosevelt to be initiated in Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02

mean delay of two years, the dis. trict attorney was asked to probe into the matter, with the idea of dispensing with some of the red tape, if possible.
 It is probable that the board will take some definite steps toward securing a bond election or the establishing of a territorial highway, or both, within the county, before an adjournment is taken, next week.
 Payson Wants Calaboose
 A petition signed by nearly all of the residents of Payson, asking that .. lookup be built in the northern end of the county, was filed with the board.
 As there is some need of such an institution, not only for the confinement of petty binders, but to house more dangerous criminals temporarily, the board ordered plans and specifications to be drawn up at once, in order that the calaboose may be erected within short time, on condition that site for the building be donated to the coun- ty The building will probably cost about $500.
 Towle Fair Commissioner
 F. F. Towle was appointed eommis .sioner for Gila county at the state fair to be held in Phoenix, this fall
 new screen porch was ordered built at the county hospital and other minor supplies for that institution were or dered.
 The regular monthly bills were ap proved and ordered paid.
 Equalize Today
 This morning the board will meeI in session as a board of equalization and probably continue with this work for the greater part of the day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02

Yes, girls, let's go to the dance to-. night. Bedford s dancing academy, Clark s pavilion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Realty Transfers

Realty Transfers
 The following deeds were placed on record yesterday: P. c. Robertson, ex- oiiicio trustee of Globe townsite, to Mary Jane Graydon ct al, lot 3 block 20, Globe townsite. Same, lot 2S, block
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02

37, Globe townste Pinal Mountain Water company to W. F. Harte, eight and quarter acres of land in the southeast corner of township l, N. R.. l5 East G. & $. E. B. & NJ.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
ORDERS TAKEN

For Ices and lee Cream in any quan- tity. Maxson Candy Co.,, Tel. 1881.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02

Surveyors Finish Work
 The corps of engineers that has been making the survey of the short cut
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-02
Benedstto Allegretti Chocolates

Creams and Bon Bons, strictly fresh. Maxson Candy Co.,, Tel. 1881.
The Ordway new era., 1909-10-08
sE1rER FREIGHT RATES DE-
MANoEo AND A FIGHT TO a
FINISH IS PROMISED.
RESULT OF CONGRESS
FOLLOWING UP START MADE BY
1sANsmIsslsslPPI CONGRESS
AND AID OF KiNOgLL.

Denver Agitation OF tn" ra'iroa"
rat. question and the coming cohN'h'
rton ON that subject called by GOV
,rnor ShaIrnth resulted in tn" fa'c
committee OF the Chamber "' 'p"'
mcrcc meeting and drafting r"soiu'
lion witch was adopted declaring. IL
: said. for independent action by thht
BODY on the matter. Just "ha' 'hc
r,snlution Is the committc" declined to
say II has been put up TO III" boatd
y, directors oi the chamber OF Com
mercc for action
This board Will probably meet to
take up the resolution. II is under
stood that the committee wants to go
IN and fight vigorously for better rail-
road rates Endorsement Of tn" south
western Tariff Association was given
by the chamber during the transmits
slssippi Commercial Congress in Den
yer last summer. This association is
made up chiefly Of shippers in Okla
homa. Texas and Kansas. 1t already
has complaint filed before the Inter
state Commerce Commission against
the railroads in the Southwest mainly
Tor the abolition OF the base line sys'
tenn Of tariffs The Denver Chamber
q, Commerce. in It's Endorsement. how
ever. did not so that far. II believes
N the combination OF locals and still
AolGs 10 that system OF tariffs. How
ever. George ) Kiudel. the rate fight
er. Joined the association in its Ugh,
and interviewed for Colorado in the
Southwestern complaint
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We cannot be far from the road a.
yellow brick, now remarked 'h'
Scnr,crow. As he stood beside the cir
for ~e have come nearly AS far hs
the river carried us away
The Tin woodman was about TO IL
ply when he heard low Erowl. an"
turning his head (which worked bea"
TRULY on hinErsl he saw strahs
beast come bounding over th" IrhsH
towards them II Was. indeed a IrrA'
yellow wildcat aud the Woodmhn
thought IL must be chasing something
for its ears were lying close to It's
head and It's mouth was wide open,
showing two Tuws OF ugly trr'h
while its red eyes slowrd like balls "t
nre- As II came nearer the I'm
Woodman saw that running before the
beast vas little gray neld-mouse,
and although he had no heart he kne"
II was wrong for the wildcat 10 TN
to Kill such pretty. harmless creA
ture.
So tn. woodman raised hts AZ. All"
as the wildcat ran BY he gave II a
Quick blow that cut the beasts head
clean OF from its body, and 1t rolled
over at his feet in two pieces
The reld mouse. now that II SAs
freed FROM its enemy. stopped short
and coming slowly up 10 the Woot
man II said. in a seueAkN little voice
oh. thank you, Thank you ever
So much for saving my life
"pont speak @. II. beg ot Nou-~ "
rlisd the wccdmAu ! have no hear
YOU know. SO ! AN careful 10 help a,
those Who MAY need friend. even q:
II happens 20 s- only mouse.
Only a mouse cried the lit,lc AZ.
NAL. Indignantly. why, | an 4 Cucv z
the Queen Q: all tie helt.mice'"
oh. indeed. said the WcNtmA=.
making = how
Therefore YOU have Gcae = srrz:
deed. As well Ss brave one. - sAvirS
my life" aGdei the GVvSr-
Al that moment srVr-al ItcS ~e-s
seen running uP A. :As; As taeiC Nt;'v
legs could CARY then. AHt ~sea ihvl
saw their SpevG hey exclaimed:
oh. ycUr rs&Sxsty ~v thoCkh, Nc1
would be ktllei' E0N Cd ycu nA2-
age 10 escApe the eEsAi wLlGra;" A.!
they all so~e4 - !S~ . tie E;l,e
Queen that IhsH AEos; stood upc-
their heads,
This funny u, Ia So A.
s~sred- Killed he wLteai 49, sarst
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my he. So Hereafter Tcu -9sc II
serve htl. ard c6er Is sS--.sc
wish
We VIII cris,, 81 -,= Iars i
sh-th chorus Aat -a=u ~ scln-
pered in all directions, tGr TT. -:
awakened e-un lis sleep. Al! s==.1s
all these nice around lin J. s.-
one bark OF fsllshC and IIm2--i -.ar
INTO the middle Of he z-Vu9- -goa
had always loEe,t - caass. 1.lc= s.sa
be lived n Kansas. llf u a< 10
harm in *
But the Tn TGSduan .auZ:-- Il.
dog IN his Ans alG isif lin -gnr
while he called 20 -1. -1tce nm.
back, cuus hacA' Tqco saaI 1Uc 11-
you-"
ITO Be CGN-yN---
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$4,000 for q Ranch.

Moa;-ose. Colo,-Wood Galloway
I'D the Galloway ranch OF 1000 acres
= he Paradox valley TO {. W. Price
g: NOn,ross tor $4,000. Price was act
* agent tOr A company OF New York
capitalists
TIE ranch lies along both sides OF
he Dolores river and IS one OF the
mes; stock ranches in western Colo
ado. There Is a partial water righ,
:Cc he place and shout 200 acres o.
te- -anch - IN cultivation. Several
Sal orchards are on the ranch. The
Galloway family settled on this ranch
- .&1 and we're he first settlers in
ia: ps-- OF Ncnt-ose county.
\ Cea2b+- o. Commerce was organ
ret A. Whitewater small town be
;F~-c Grand Junction and Mont-ose
L 81 acc = conjunction with the
Mesa County Business Mems Associ
a--Cr- -@:er:ly formed :. z. Psuister
> 7rss.t=nc I2t John !. Mckay secre
~
Cz-i ETaas. :. years old. a. Wind
sr-. sc7t And seriously Injured Jimmy
Forces. E1lIe glazing soldier
1It=r h :1-scripr Of the local pas
ccr< lssCc.a-loI and n conjunction
vi --s >sa-e Sunday School Associ
i--En- -is aAag ct tie religious cen
syIs x s-CreGcs tas begun
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othy could stand no longer Her eyes
closed III spite of herself and she for.
got where she MAS and fell among the
poppies. fast asleep
What shall We do" asked the Tin
Weodman.
II ~e leave her here she will die. :"
said the Lion. The smell OF the now.
ers Is killing US all myself can
scarcely keep my eyes open and the
dog is asleep Already.'
II Was true: Toto had fallen down
beside his little mistress Blu, the
Scarerro~ and the Tin weedman. not
being made OF resh. were not troubled
by the scent OF the flowers
Run fast" said the Scarecrow TO
the Lion and get out o. this deadly
towereed As soon as you can We
will bring the little girl with US. but
II YOU should fail asleep you are too
big 10 be carried"
So the Lion aroused himself and
bounded forward As fast as he could
go In 4 moment he wSS out OF sight
Let US make chair with our
hands and carry her said the Scare
crow. So they picked up Toto and pu.
the dog IN Dcrothy's lap. and then
they made a chair with their bands
for the seat and their arms for the
Arms and carried the sleeping girl BE-
tween them through the flowers.
On and on they walked. and il
seemed that the great carpet OF dead
y flowers that surrounded them would
never end. They followed the bend
OF the river. and at last came upoa
their friend the Lion. lying fast asleep
among the Poppies- The flowers had
been too strong for the huge beast
and be had given up a. last and fallen
only = short distance from the end OF
the poppy-eed. where the sweet grass
spread in beautiful green 1elds before
them.
We can do nothing for him" said
the Tin Woodman. sadly: for he IS
much too heavy TO Gfr- We must leave
him here 10 sleep on forever. and per
haps he will dream that be has found
courage ~ last
I'm sorry" said the Scarecrow !:
the Lion was = very good comrade
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illustration Of courtss, and hosessaI
iS IL Would 7s Hard to
Find Match For.

Haveiock Ellis, in his Soul Of
Spain." has revealed intimately and
charminsiy the temperament Of the
Spanish people. According to him.
the Spaniard is still tundaneatally
primitive. In proof Of his possession
Of the primal instincts ef hospitality
and charity he quotes the following
anecdots from an AraSoness newspa-
per Of a few years ago. Al a time when
there was much distress in Arason-
A laborer out OF work came on the
highroai determined 10 rob the first
person he met. This Was a man with
a wagon. The iaborer bade him halt.
and demanded his money
Here are $50. all that have the
detained man replied.
There is nothing left for me but
robbery. Ny family are dying OF
hunger the asgressor said. apoioSst-
icai!y. and proceeded TO put the money
in his pocket. bur a. he did so his
mind changed.
Take this. chico hs said. hand.
ins back saa. One Ia enough for
me-
'-vouid yoa ifke anything hasa
h tn cnrtr anHna tha- xaannas. Inn
nr1sa - ~ oaaaa.aikx.
-1NA- - - - KA1A tAia
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sec csunr, Lard Withdrawn.

Hs-7sLey. CEiG.-Thac 10000 acres O,
AID : = DE- Er--f-asl By the govern
E,=ar Il -EElstIp :. -anze 81 west.
1ar-a u Crsei=E. ts reported When
--s = iG1s. 1Eresesksrz must be gov.
-fl'.f ~ AVS -elaClx % the obtain
-1z Il mineral cIa.ns until the orup-
cry 3 -ztlstacsd as IN AGRICULTURAL
AT ms VII nut Affect those living
% Ne AMI -Gr me purpose Of making
Ia 1rlTfs- Gur Il viii prohibit tn,
oaA-ns II embellishments N order
aar ! s=c1na 2a--y NAV be benefited
land n Nsid cHinry has been xf,b.
!! ne zHveramsnr n various
Lies n allow Investigations for coal
III II =Fer- cass aas besn refnsrates
- a-s--r'ittsIrs. or grazing land.
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great clusters Of scarlet pcpplss.
which we're 20 brilliant 10 color they
almost dassisd Dorothy's eyes.
"Arsnt they bsautiful'" the gtri
asked. ~ she breathed In the spicy
scent Of the aowsrs.
y J suppose So" answered the Scare
crow, when l have brains l shall
probably like them better"
III I only had y heart ! should love
them" added the TIN Woodman,
u always did like flowers" said the
Lion: they seem 80 helpless and
fraii. hut there are none In the forest
50 bright ~ these"
They now came upon more and
more Of the biz scarlet poppics, and
fewer and fewer Of tho other flowers.
and soon they found themselves In
the midst OF u great meadow OF pop
pies. Now Il Is well known that whom
there are many Of these flowers to-
gether their odor II 80 powerful that
any one who breathcs Il falls asleep.
aud II the sleeper Is not carried away
from the scent OF the flowers he
sleeps on and on forever. Hut Doro-
thy did not know this, nor could she
get away from the bright red flowers
that were everywhere about: 80 pres
emily her eyes grew heavy and she
felt she must sit down TO rest and
To sleep.
But the Tin Woodman would not le,
her do this,
We must hurry and get back 10 the
road of yellow brick before DARK" he
said. and the Scarecrow agreed with
him. So they kept walking until pcr-
The Ordway new era., 1909-10-08
CHAPTER vl,,.-consinued.

What can We do to save him:
Aahed Dorothy.
The Lion and the Woodman both
shook their heads. for they did not
know. So they sat down upon the
bank and Eared ~istsury at the Scare
crow until Stork new by. which. see
ting them, stopped to rest al the Ma
ter's edge.
Who are you, and where are YOU
GOING" asked the Stork.
Il am Dorothy" answered the girl;
and these are my friends, the Tin
WoodmAn and the Cow ardly Lion: and
We are going TO the Emerald CITY
This Isn't the road said the Stork.
a. she twisted her long neck and
looked sharply at the queer party.
Il know II, returned Dorothy, "eu,
Ns have lost the Scarecro~. and are
wondering how Ne shall get him
again"
Where 10 he." asked the Stork.
Over there in the river" answered
the girl
IF he wasn't SO big and heavy
would Set him for YOU remarked the
Stork.
He isn't heavy a Bit" said poro-
thy. eagerly, for he Is stuffed with
straw; and II YOU will bring him hack
to US We shall thank you ever and
ever SO much"
Well, IN Try" said the Stork: but
II md be is too heavy 10 carry
shAn have to drop him in the river
again"
So the big bird few into the air and
over the water till she came 20 where
the Scarecro~ VAS perched UPON his
pole. Then the Stork with her grea,
claws grabbed the ScArerrow by the
arm and carried him up into the air
and back 10 the bank. where porothy
and the Lion and the Tin woodmAn
and Toto were sitting
When the ScArecro~ found himsel!
among his friends again be VAS 50
happy that he huSsed them all. even
the Lion and Toto: and as they
walked along he sang '"rol-de-rtde-
OH" At every step, he felt So gay.
I vas afraid l should have 10 stay
In the river forever" BE said. but the
kind Stork saved NE. and II ever &c,
any brains l shall ind the Srork again
and do IL some Kindness in return
That's all right" said the Srork.
Who vas dying along beside them. 4
always like 10 help any one in trouble,
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my friends what It has a.
Mrs. Z. HANSON, Sol EsSi
Columbus, Ohio.
Another Woman H.,,,s
Graniteville. VIZ n: ~
throughth the Change Of Iiisas
from nervousness and othe, -.
symptoms Lydia Z. PnkIssh7
table Compound restored nvI,'3
strength. and proved vorth -
OF gold to me. For Tie ~ S7
suffering women l an VinS
should publish my IettRsv
CHARLES BARCLAY, RRNS
Vile. Vt.
Women who are passinstsuai
critical period or who N -
from any Of those distressin9R
culiar to their sex should not ~
Of the fact that for thirty Ninn
Z. Fnkham's Vegetab6 o.
which Is made from roots n
has been the STANDARD S1111
female ills. In almost evlnV
nifty you will find wonea vh +
been restored to health hlIR
Pinkham's Vegetable ConisG
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SYNOPSIS.

Dorothy lived In Kansas with Aunt Em
and Uncle Henry. \ cyclone hftsd their
home into the air Dorothy falling asleep
AInidst the excitement crash awakened
her The house had landed In country
Of marvellous beauty Groups Of queer
attls people greeted her TO N. Land OF
Aunchkins The house had Killed their
ensmy, the wick .a witch Of East, Dor
othy took the siteh's silver shoes Shc
started for the Emerald I1S to nna the
Wtsard Of Os Who. she Mas promised
galahl md . way TO send her back Ia
Kansas, pNrnthy released q scarrCrnw,
0tvtng him nfe lie MAS dssirrus ot ac'
QNtrtnN brains and started with her 10
the wizard to get them. The .cArrcuOs
sold his history, They met . tin wood
Hnn who ienSsd for a heart, hs L,h,s s,,s
hon The lion confessed he had ne CouT-
ASS, He decided to accompany them To
ehs Wt1Ard Of os To got some The sSaTc-
CROW In pushing the raft eecam, i'm
RAied upon HE pole In the middle "f the
The Ordway new era., 1909-10-08
sritisn Naval SUPREMACY

srftisn naval supremacy Is satc n
date from tie time If Alf--f m.
Great. who claimed ami enfur---f srr
English ships Of war the -.x.r ur, -
saiutsd first. Through the toiIo-f,x
esnenfies enis claim was continuously
disputed and objected 10 Until 81.
Snen the Dutcii agreed u strike ras,-
coiors tn the English in British x
eers- Though the same honor ,zxs
Long been s1acted from French r-
sells, France formally agreed II, sus
same recognition IN r7B4.
The Ordway new era., 1909-10-08
Would Find Uss IL L

After a day and a night 7sa n
swering telephone calls irua n
who wanted the latest nm {
Peary and DR.. Cook. the Sseiv
one Of the arctic clubs ~ n
for a well-earned rest. vhea III
sistent phone bell rang asail n
at the other end said:
DO you want the ambula.n !
right over?"
what ambulance?" roared u I
secretary.
why. the one you sent Tor.
Il sent for no ambulance.
"You lie,"
The secretary gasped, ~
screamed into the phone:
"Send II as soon as poss
you come over. too. and III ~
back in IT,"
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Dak must 80 now. for my babies are
waiting in the nest for me. hope
yoa viii find the Emerald City and
tAat On will heip you
Thank you" replied Dorothy. and
oAon TIA kind Stork fev into the air
ana waa sOon cut ok sight
Thar uaiked a,pas listening 10 the
Gnaing Of IL hrtghfecolorsd birds
- loqkinG - the lovely ti0wsra
UAeaA le4 naeama - thick that th4
4 GA - eanpnAn<t With 49,.
@ N - laaln1 - vAlRe ande
~ 1as AaA haais
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for one % cowardiy. But lot US
20 on"
They carried the sleeping girl to .
prstty spos beside the river. fsr
enough from ths poppy neld to pre-
ven, her breathing any more OF tho
poison Of the flowers. and here 'hey
laid her gently on the soft krAss ana
waited for tho fresh breeze 10 wakeu
her.
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CHILDREN SHOVEL :"
Enoet Of Their Warm ~
Morning.

A wear ago I was . 49,
eonee. drinking and was q ~
OF diving up my position u ~
room because Of nervouslss slssf
Il was telling a friend - ~ Y
she said, We drink notnps !. !.
dine but postum. and \
comfort to have sometelsrs. ~,
enjoy drinking with the en'S =.
Il was astonished theI =,
allow lhe children to drink =. !,
co9ee. but she said Possan
nost healthful drink 10 ". y. p
ehildren % well as for olds! q.
that the eonAition Of bosn = y. . r
ana adults showed that g ..,is.a z
Al1y~arst trial was y : ~. -i,I
cook bolled it four or ave s r
il tasted % nat that ] W. = 7 ~
hut determined to give si.. - ~
sio.. 80 and boiled it fifteen r !.
q he botlins began II t,...,,y 7
saecsss and / was conpls'11ss y \
4. 80 delicious favour: ~
eins I noticsd . decidsd. - s,ssI =
= nv eondition and keps pHi ~
=. ,..stA after month. unul q ~;
psrisssly Asaithy. and =.
Il - DeAeo1 room ~. =
naA lswonA NOS TO-
6salzsRing regular
! 80 - ianles's ~
3! - =
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Come Home, Mothef.

Mother. dear mother. eces
from the club. and rustic ~
per for me; It's time you vds
working over the grub aM
things ready for tea. The uls
set nor the teakettle boiled, "
tables are not prepared ~
my temper and feelings ~
though it's doubtful, indeee
cared. Come home. come hone
ho-ho-home! Yes, cut your Us'
down a wee bit. dear mo0s'
hustle right home!-Los Ans
press.
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nsnners Of the Miner famil-
:. 'Ifaac Junction have died Within
.'-ss Peter Nelson. an embalm.
"a overheard saying II hope Taft
III taA and break his NECK. the Den.
Ter 2siics locked him in ia, un,,, ~,
President departed. '->'A e'.1
"a anm1n, vino was cAef for tha
hOoseseif-1aiEe HOrah bearshuurfnr
nrT N wensern Colsradp .rrfves =,
lliniaAd NTH kiz vtEs and erp,cts
e open . rszfaurznt. dap.ndinr q.
- rssnsis1. q his aaxsfea- - -,
Rfssdenf - nnazuannn "A
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Opei

New town of TWO BUTTE oesaAsf =
opened October =, io0. Pytosiy 4 -
determined by DRAWN Tovn saal.
0.SO acre. Of irrigated cssg ~ a0iN
lands, besides vast AREA Of apea pl1h
In Colorado. Ground noos eySssu
every kind retail mercantils isAnA
Information on application. Me N
o0atoAvloM . RESERVOIR CO. lAG
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-T-e- caieraca Nan Killed

zr snrare " Lx7aourn, a .or-
Hsr 7=szf=at II Windsor snG Boulder
l4H ''=-=H accidentally 9lor and killed
II ---SET1EE. Qr=zun. Eas the Eor,,
ceezsiT@'i sy alz ararherz. Frank amt
a = -zE1oEr1- LazC cIgnt- Horace
--HT ''i''fl s=aL n -akeside 70 attend
L laau irlsfag.
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Sponiard Seen at His Best

dollar back. too. had aet-er txy.
some rice and some beans.
The wagner handed over 7as 4t
sataoies. and then held out sr. to,Is-x
Snicn. however. the Lahur=r r-f-.s-.t.
raks them for luck rluusz- gsttt
the Sasonsr- y owe F1l thar
And only so vas th. Eo.Et-,s VII
Der persuaded to ,ccsot.-vs,,-,sx
Companion.
The Ordway new era., 1909-10-08

Rspartee In the e''sn e ~
The newspapers are
great stir about mems dls'.e
to marry" remarked Mrs' bI
The Bible says there ~ |.
riaees in heaven" comment y.
And what has that 70 "
Bright laughed. III
perhaps they are figuring 8
ing a little heaven on eann
The Ordway new era., 1909-10-08
Loss No Time v,iti, s,,r,

Bear in mind that quick t-earu.ur
Of a burn will not only reiievs su1erA
ing but viii frequentfy remove All
danger Of permanent scarA aakfnx
sofia. scrapsa ra1 Dotafo. iaru. offy.
oil. noiass.a and evsa mflk. are a
ncnciouas mneA of tn virtue Of sss,.
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The Ordway new era., 1909-10-08
Sesa County Pastor aes;on.

Efr=-i7s.-EIs Rev Emanuel pnvne
h ne Baptist cIurra. ct Eaton has
''z-l='t tr1Iu the Bassnrare. He has
- pastor Gf tie cnurcI for the last
Lo'-r Zsrrs and has been active In m.
IsILHIF AiHisrerzai Assoriarton ,yr-,,