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CITY REAL EsTATE-cont,nuea
MADISON L BURKE.
Eafahf;sl.ea January 1SaS

MADISON & BURKE,
Established January. 1885
Real Estate Agents, 20 Montgomery ST.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
$50. 0Oo-Misslon St: brick OF stores, rent
ing for 5000 per month.
SIS, ,Soe-fsrnnnan-St. warehouse, nearly l-S
5o-vsrss partly improved with brick
building: r. h. spur: all leading firms
locating here
Montgomery: under lease 10 one tenant +;
IN banking center; bound 10 inerease IN
value.
So, ,ooo-Fine investment In fats on Green st.,
near Montgomery ave. rent very reason
able Al s28s mo-; large lot. 55x1SI:e feet;
owner Souid not sell, bat is. leaving city
~, zo,oe0-Apsrtment house. near Fillmore ana
MeAllister; renting fer 500 net per
month: under lease.
*2o"Oo-Mason ar. new fats. containing :
roens and bath; renting for $2,7eo per
SIS O00-Flue corner for apartment house. close
in: e1:e1ss:s mtg. $4,000 can remaln:
fiI .s99-SaersmeRto 81. building. near kearny;
>seeured lease permanent investment
sI7 ~McAiiister 81. modern nats leased to
one teHant under cash security for $lIs
$l4.50o-psge st. nne modern nsts: key lot, 25x
l2s IT; rent $40 per month; Wen built
and snnBy; light rooms.
$il ,25o-Bush St. near Mason; 21:oIlS7:e; in
fsoo size building sf E.ts o nssT ssIe Park modern and
in good condition; rents for $50 per
Eonth.
80 -he8lGcuce. = i. Auu " on obCA1ucutS,
near Pierce: lot 26KIQ3.s
Ss.5oe-Good corner LOT, 2ex100; corner Dolores
and 18th sts.
6,5og-< new modern hats in Lsngdon ST,
near Howard renting for 81 per month
nDe investment.
IS. 5.5o0-Dsvissder0. near Eddy; rooms and
baths; cheapest thing the market.
s. ooo- Howard ST. lot, near sth: 2sISo.
$3500-clsy ST. Taylor: lot 25x90 IT..
eheapest lot in the city; nne marine
view
81, Cottage. 5 rooms and bath; 2sth St,
near Sanchez lot 26xI1z.
&3,5Oo-Modern cottage IN Richmond District
containing hse rooms and bath.
3l,S0o-Cottsge In Richmond District 26tl
ave. mr.. Pt. LoeoS; decided bargain
easy terms
81 ,5o0-Cor. Knox and Burrows sts.: cottage
rooms; lot 1ooxI20; easy terms, install
fnent plan
Lois
81 900 10 $s.0o0-elayton and Grove, one block
from Park.
Choice residence lots Pierce, Fell and Hayes
SITS. facing Alamo Square, size and terms
suit
81, ,100-PT- LoboS sE near 9th aF., the com
ing boulevard of civ
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FOR SALE
$4,000
a BARGAIN FOR A FEW DAYS,
CLAY AND FRONT SITS,
SOUTHEAST CORNER,
64:6x60
A. ]. RICH Co.
Real Estate Agents
f21-123 Suffer St.
crtA Ar-TV q
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HEALY < GILLESPIE.
Real Estate and Insurance,
ia Market St. opp. the Call.

50 000-Five room cottage on I'D st. Cas-
tro: $500 cash. balance mortgage
S3,O00-Fulton ST. nr. Stanyan; 25x125-
81. l5O-Sirader st. nr. Haight; 25xl00.
s6.o00-Fois0m st. nr. 9th; lot 30xe0
Ss,50o-Gorner Folsom st. 9th:. 35x95;
make offer: this is the best buy south
OF Market st.
Sl1, ,5oO-Post st. nr. Laguna fats, 3, 5, 8.
rear g and 4 ; income $40.
$I,500-Two new fats. aud rooms: Hugo
st. mr. Tth aY.; lot 25x1oo; $1,000 mort
gage.
$6,000-19th ST. fats. new, and rooms;
mortgage. lot 25xs0
&C. 500-Two fats near DubOce and Steiner SITS.
and rooms; lot 25:3x100.
Sl1, ,0O0-House OF II rooms and bath. Masonic
ay. nr. Haight st; everything modern-
$1I, 1I,000-Montgomer st. Broadway: S4x6O.
Sc $6500--Stanyan ST. nr. Carl: house OF S rooms;
modern aud beautiful home.
IS, 500-Two nats OF ) and IN north
line Of Frederick ST.; modern; near Cole.
$50, ,Oo0-COrner apartments renting for S315
month; big lot snap.
80, ,000-TWo fats IN Panhandle: rent $3.50
month: big lot; mortgage $4,000 can
remain.
We have many good Investments too numerous
to advertise. Call and see
HEAl.Y & GILLESPIE.
Real Estate and Insurance.
IA Market St opposite Call bldg
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE

WHAT do you think OF this for a snape Ia
story house OF rooms. in the, best possible con-
diton. hardwood doors. baths. > toilets. hot
and cold water. gas and electric light. fne barn I.
lot 50x1S0. beautifully cultivated. large palm in
front or house. fruit trees and flowers. lts
only minutes walk from sta ton You eouldn {
duplicate the house for $1,000. saying nothing
OF the lot and other improvements. yet we are
authorized to Ofser this magnificent property
for S4-I50. 81 900 cash. balance $50 per month";
We absolutely guarantee this 10 be repre-
sent. and if yoa looking for e bargain don Z
fail to this.
wOodside. 2-aere tracts, $500; $50 cash, bal
anee $40 per MONTH
101 acres. 5 q miles from Redwood. towards
the foothills. elegant view % bay. lots OF oaks,
inexbaustibe supply OF pure spring water, barn
and orchard Owing 10 death in family we can
oner this for $4,000 = cash, balance on very
easy terms.
Cheap lots and acreages. business chances,
houses to rent. Make your needs known to Us;
we will give them immediate attention.
REDWOOD CITY Really Co. INC.
eos Main st. Redwood City Cal.
Phone Main 5s. Manager after p. N. Main s..
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81, ,50O-Apartment house. close to 10th and Mis-
SIGN Sts.; ~ apartments; free hot wa
ter and all modern improvements; base
nlent FOR each: rents $3.50 per month;
mortgage OF $1,000 can remain. owner
would entertain trade for unimproyed
property
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list av. and Washington ST.
The choice of the particular home builder. TO
appreciate the situation and advantages of this
superb tract it Will only be necessary for YOU
to- see the fine homes there--some completed and
some in the course Of construction. The main
reason many people have built there Is BE-
CAUSE NOTHING BUT RESIDENCE CAN
BE ERECTED IN THIS PARK
Lots are selling for $3.50 foot and upwards.
as compared with $500 and S400 in like locations
elsewhere.
Send for illustrated literature
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Send for ~Our List" of property for sale
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-se4 KEARNY ST.
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WE ARE SELLING THE EARTH
LARGE LOTS
50x150 tt; $500 -: 10 per cent DOWN. $40
PER MONTH. This beautiful tract is sur
rounded BY dne shade trees so feet hgh. 2
blocks from new school building costing $50
600 Only minutes walk from station Buy
lot and make money Build home, stop
paying rent.
WE WILL HELP YOU
SEE PESlNSULAR REALTY CO.. 262 Main st..
oRn. s. Z. DEPOT. San Mateo. Cal.
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s12, ,000-Hsight st. Business Property
Store and dats rented for sf25 month: secured
lease; $1,000 mortgage German bank: can be
increased 10 $4,000; lot alone worth S. 500;
must sell.
pAYIDSON & LEIGH. s36 Pine ST
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HAYWARD PARK
HAYWARD PARK

BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-924 Kearny St. s. p.
FRANK S. GRUMMON 246s p ST.. san Msteo
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INSTALLMENT LOTS.
q, 600 and 81, 100-Street work all done; Nc
Enerney title; good car service and ready
TO build on; $40 cash; $40 per month:
east line Of 2Sth 4v. bet Point Lobos and
Clement.
Ask for Real Estate Record containing
a list Of property for sale in all parts of the
city.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
J. ". WRIGHT CO,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
AUCTI0NEERs.
i25 and i2T Sutter 81.
! W. WRIGHT q CO.,
INvEsTslENTs

i25 and i2T sutter 81.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
OLNEY SPORTING NEWS

A fast and close game OF baseball
was played on the Olney grounds last
Sunday afternoon between Olncy and
Sugar City, which Sugar City won by
a score of to l.. Errors by Mattingly
in the FIRST two innings lost the game
for the locals. The features of the
game was the pitching Of Morgan, a
former Western League pitcher, for
Sugar City, who struck out twelve
men, the batting OF Freeman for Oh
ney, and the fielding OF Freeman and
Mckinley for the Olney club. The
lineup was. Sugar City, Flukc b,
Clinton b, Thompson 3 b, Van Meter
$, Barnes ! (, Saunders CT. Valcrius
r (, Farr C. and Morgan p. The Olney
lineup was, Brewer b, Millhouse . b,
Mattingly 3b, Link s, Maxwell (.
Freeman C (, Mckinley r T, Stokes c,
and Hedgecock p.
Cal Clinton, ex second baseman of
the Olney club, has accepted a posi-
tion with the Sugar City outfit and
will hereafter play with that team.
Everett Horne, the crack second
baseman, has been elected captain Of
the Olney School team.
The Olney School team will play
the Fowler Club on the olney grounds
Saturday next. The boys are in the
pink ofcondition and with the practice
which Capt. Horne will put them
through this week, they will be able
to put up good game against the
crack Fowler squad.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
SPECIAL BOARD MEETING

Pursuant to call, the Board OF Trus-
tees met on Tuesday evening, March
80, 1909, at the clerks office for the
purpose of considering the granting of
a right of-way-for a spur track from
the Missouri Pacific Railway right-of-
way to the 4. II. Foley lumber yard
and also to investigate the cause Of
stoppage of water in the old pipe line
which supplies the Missouri Pacific
Ry. Co. with water. Present. Mayor
G. X. johnson, Trustees Smith, Ward,
Cook, Henderson, Montgomery and
SteinmetZ. Absent, none.
After reading OF the call, proposed
ordinance granting to the Missouri
Pacific Railway Co. the right to con-
struct and maintain spur track
from its right-of-way to the Il. H..
Foley lumber yard, was introduced by
Trustee A. NJ. Ward, and received
first reading.
The old pipe line having been put
in shape since the call was issued,
there was no action taken concerning
it, and the meeting adjourned.
L. p. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
oil MAGNATEs IN SESSION

The Stockholders or the Breckln
,idve Basin Oil Company were In ses-
(s,on in the district court room last
TUESDAY morning for the purpose Of
rsrfecting the organization Of the
maynates as u body polite. AT a
n,elImInary meeting held by the
d,,ectprs. officers for the ensuing year
usre elected as follows: President,
/ f, Gauger; president, II. !
Maxwell: treasurer, II. a. Dawley:
secretary, A. b. Wallis: superintend.
4nt C. II. McVey. 1t was agreed to
limit the number Of Stockholders To
fifty, and all OF the necessary stock
has been subscribed.
Alta meeting nf the directors held
in the office Uf Judge Wallis Thurs
day morning. bylaws were adopted
and contract for the boring Of the
well let to c. II McNey at 81 90 per
io0t. the company Ia provide for the
transportation Of Mr.. McNey's drill
ing apparatus to and from the site.
Mr.. McVey WIS instructed 10 com
mence operations at once, and make
arrangements for the transportation
Of his outfit at Manzanola Immediate
E. II there is any oil at all in the
Arkansas Valley, Mr.. McVey is con-
adent that il will be located in the
Breckenridge basin, and the promoters
are going to make the test on his eX-
perIence and good Judgment. Inside
Of month we may have an oil boom
in this section OF Colorado.-La Junta
Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09

At the Y NJ. G. A. auditorium Fri
day night large audience greeted the
Dixie Jubilee concert company with
sympathetic and sincere applause.
Salt Lake Is such a cosmopolitan
city that few crowds, even of small
can gather without con-
tanning one or more who can live more
hours during the singing of some good
old Southern song than during whole
evening of high strung selections born
of a later day. "'Way Down Upon
the Suanee Ribber." ""Dixie," ""My Old
Kentucky Home," and all the others
were rendered Friday evening by ar
lists. 1t would be difficult to find
better material for an evenings en-
tertainment than negro melodies, and
nothing Is lacking II Dixles sing them.
Salt Lake City Headland. At the
Ordway Opera House, April 18th.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
LA JUNTA DRY

The final count of ballots at La
Junta resulted in a victory for the
'drys" by a majority OF IS votes. All
S iloons will close their doors in thirty
days. b. NJ. Spalding was elected ma
yor. Aldermen were chosen as fol-
lows: First ward, J. n. Kirkpatrick
and II. S Shrum; second ward, II. S.
Anderson and Grant Harbour; third
ward, +. A. Brown and W. l. Court
wright. Andrew Meyers was chusen
clerk and John Fisher, city treasurer.
The village OF Swink voted "wet"
by a majority Of fourteen votes.
The county seat has at last been
thrown In the Prohibition class, leav-
ing Swink the only wet town in the
county. The election last fall resulted
In victory for the ''wets" in the pre-
cinct harboring the saloons, but the
ballots at the recent election read,
"Shall the city of La Junta become
anti.saloon territory" and it did.
Automobiles and shutters will be at
u premium in La Junta now and the
saloons at Swink will have "a, PROPOSE
tion diScounting the holding of stock
in the Breckenridge Company that is
starting the oil boom north of Ordway.
"Business at the wells will serve as a
good excuse for the directors to head
for the northwest-by way of Swink.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
Words to Freeze the Soul.

"Your son has Consumption. His
case is hopeless These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. L. Blevens,
a leading merchant Of Springfield, N,
c., by two expert doctors -one lung
specialist. Then was shown the won
derful power Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery. "After three weeks use,'
writes Mr.. Blevens, "he was as well
as ever. l would not take all the
money in the world for what 1t did
for my boy" Infalliable for Coughs
and Colds; it's the safest, surest cure
Of desperate Lung diseases on earth.
SOC. and sl.0O. Edgar Bros. guarantee
satisfaction. Trial bottle free.
Sir months Of THE NEW ERA -76c.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
BRAINSTORM AT CHERAW

The La Junta Tribune of last week
contained the following slop over from
their correspondent at Cheraw, who
acknowledges he once resided in this
"wilderness" as the editor of one of
the metropolitan weaklies at Rocky
Ford puts IL. Friends Of this CORE
spOndent we're alarmed at his CON
dition while making his home here
and measures were about to be taken
to place guard over him for public
safety when he suddenly disappeared,
turning up at Cheraw some months
later. His malady has apparently
grown worse since leaving Ordway
and his early return to Kankakec will
be in the interest OF public safety.
The next day after the vote un-
favorable to county division, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glase received word that their
daughter, Gladys. lay sick with ton
silitis at the home Of her grandmotl-
er In the rebellious village OF Ordway.
Being anti-divisionists they realized
that venture into that place In order
tohp th'g S't
would be at the risk of their lives.
However, their parental yearnings
dared them into any danger: so, armed
with jackknife and numerous hat
pins, they dashed into the cncmy's
stronghold. Numbers were too many,
however and Glase saw the jig was
up. However, Aguinaldo johnson,
the self-styled mayor, gave him his
life and freedom, on condition that he
should return to his countrymcn in
Cheraw, sign no more anti-petitiOns,
and work to secure those northern
barbarians their freedom. Mrs. Glase
was held as hostage to make sure
Glase would keep his word.
The writer OF this article once be-
came interested in the cause of these
rude northerners, and, in imitation OF
the eXtinguished Mr.. Bryan. sought
to make for himself name by going
about the country and vocifcrating in
behalf OF these bondsmen. In order
that he might better rcfute the
charges that these people were in
capable of sclf-government, he travel
ed among them, comforting frequently
with the aforesaid Aguinaldo John
son. However, to the writer's aston
ishmcnt, he found conditions worse
than depicted. Many Of them eat pie
with knife and perpetrate other
atrocities. Let ms cease inflaming
the minds of these ignorant people,
and let us advise these would-bc gen
tlemen, these Office seekers, to return
to the cultivation OF adobe, and also
begin the cultivation OF gray matter.
When they are capable of self-govern-
ment, it will then be time enough to
liberate them"
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
LADIES' AID SOCIAL

The King Center Ladies' Aid Society
gave an April Fool Social ut the King
Center schoolhouse on Thursday even
ing, 1t was certainly "Arril Fool. y
The ladies, or "laddies,' removed tine
oil from the lamps and replaced 1t
with water, blacked the chimneys.
and even the pies and cookies hnd
been "fooled," having been favored
with soap and beans.
ONE WHO WAS FOOLED.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
Town Board Proceedings

The Board Of Trustees met in regu-
lar session at the clerks Office on FRI
day evening, April End, 1909. Those
present, Mayor G. X. johnson. Trus-
tees A. NJ. Ward, c. S. SteinmctZ,
j. NJ. Smith. l.. A. Henderson and
A. Cook. Absent, J. J. Montgomery.
The following bills were read and
allowed. The aye and nay vote was
taken as follows: Steinmetz aye:
Smith, aye; Ward. aye: Cook, aye;
Henderson, nay.
Ordway Electric Light s. Power
Company, street lights. s....... 5000
J. p. Reynolds, marshal's salary
for March. $500
Ordway New Era, PRINTING!. $3.50
a. a. Brooks, treaSurer's salary
for March. ................... 800
L. p. johnson, salary, telephone
and express NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81. %
Ordway Dray and Transfer Co.,
hauling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Ordwav Lateral Co., assessment "a 90
J. +. JciIery, health report .... 10
Hendrie & Bolthon Mfg. and
Supply Co., hose nozzle. ...... 500
Proposed ordinance granting to the
Missouri Pacific Ry. Co. the right to
construct and maintain spur track
from its right Of way to the II. II.
Foley lumber yard received second
and third reading aud was then placed
upon its final passage and numbered
seventy (70). The aye and nay vote
was taken, all members present voting
aye.
The Appropriation ordinance for
the ensuing year received second and
third reading and on motion was plac-
ed upon its llnal passage and number
ed seyenty.one (7D. The ayes and
nays were called and recorded as fol-
lows: J. NJ. Smith, aye; l.. A. Hender-
son, aye; A. Cook, aye;C. S. Steinmetz,
aye; A. NJ. Ward, aye.
Upon request Of the Rocky Noun
tain Board Of Fire Underwriters, a
system OF house numbering was
adopted, all members present voting
aye.
A. NJ. Ward made report on the
condition of the fence between the
town reservoir and the Ayers land.
A proposed ordinance, making it a
misdemeanor, punishable by fine. to
allow chickens or other domestic fowls
to run at large within the corporate
limits of the town of Ordway between
March 18th. and September 18TH,
received first reading.
Adjourned at ll:l5 p. m.
Il. p. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
Up Before the Bar

N. II. Brown. an attorney OF fitts'
field. VT, writes: 1--WE have used Ut.
Kings New Life Pills for years anu
find them such n good family medicine
we wouldn't be without them" for
Cbills, Constipation, Billiousness OF
Sick Headache they work wonders
25c at Edgars'. drug store.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09

A little Topeka girl came home
from church the other day and was
asked what the minister's text was.
II know it all right" she asserted.
"well, repeat it," her questioner
demanded.
Don't be afraid and will get you
a bed quilt" was the astonishing
answer.
Investigation proved that the CEN
trail Thought of the sermon had been,
Fear not, and l will send you a
comforter"
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
FOR SALE

New Burrell Gem Cantaloupe Seed,
selected with care from best, we'll
netted melons, Per pound, 40 cents.
II. G. BEEBE, I mile north and , miles
west of Boston farm, Olney, Colorado.
Route No. l. 4t4
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09
Central Committee Flaws
Primary Renegodes
CALLS UPON PARTY TRAITORS
TO RESIGN OFFICES
From Rocky Mountain News.

IRON Rocky Mountain News.
La Junta, Colo, March 3l.-That
The Democracy OF Otero county is still
loyal To the party pledges was made
manifest today, when the county
Democratic central committee met
IN extraordinary session and unani.
mnusly adopted resolutions praisiDp
the work of Senator j. II. Crowley
ana condemning In unqualified terms
thnSe members of the legislature who
were standing in the way Of enact
ment uf honest laws along the lines
laid down in the Democratic platform.
every precinct IN the county was
represented and the only matter on
which tie members could not apree
was whether to single out W. II.
McCaskill, representative from Oteru.
who voted for the senate convention
amendment to the primary bill. The
resolutions refer IN general terms to
those members who are failing to keep
faith with the people. but IL was evi.
dent that feeling against McCaski!l
was bitter. The resolution follows:
"Whereas. the people OF the state,
turning from the broken promises of
the Republican party and its record
OF political pertidy and dishnn0r un.
equalled in the annals OF the United
States, gave the control OF the lcgis-
lature into the hands OF the Demo-
cratic party In the belief that IL
would carry out its promises, and
whereas, certain Democratic mem
Ocrs Of the legislature, most notably
In the senate. allying themselves with
those Republicans who put party ad-
vantage above good citizenship. and,
alike with these Republicans ignoring
the pledges by which they secured
their election, have sought and are
yet seeking To defeat the carrying out
OF these most solemn pledges; There
fore. be 1t
"RcsOlvcd by the Democratic county
central committee that we unanimous
ly voice approval Of the message OF
Governor Shafroth, wherein he calls
these recalcitrant Democrats to the
performance of their pledged duty:
that we unqualiiedly approve the
action OF those sterling Democrats in
both senate and house who voted aud
fought for the adoption Of primary
election law which would eliminate
all convention features aud carry out
the pledges made by the party in the
recent election; and In this connection
we especially approve the acts OF our
own senator, j. II. Crowley, who has
proved himself in every emergency a
worthy representative OF the people.
Be IL further
Resolved, that we condemn the
proposed amalgamation OF the direct
primary law with the obsolete and
dangerous convention system, declar'
ing them to be antagonistic in princi-
pie and demand of every Democratic
member Of the legislature that he
vote to write into the statutes of the
state the pledges made by the party
or resign the Office which he obtained
by Misrepresentation"
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09

l have been at the Chautauqua at
Devils Lake, N. d., two days and
nights with the Dixie Jubilee Singers
and have enjoyed their singing i'm.
mcnsely. They are fine company Of
artists. Their department both on
and OF the platform is worthy of
commendation. recommend them.
Robert Mcintyre, the noted lecturer.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09

=, ."e concert given Saturday evening
i.,, "e town hall by Ferguson's Dixie
,hs ,'ee singers was without question
:. .e oest ever given in Rolla.
n -. passed expectation. The Star
,na,, w. gwen to excessive nattery of
m,n S'o performances generally, but it
mv, an exception of Ferguson's
,n,,. jubilee Singers. They are
,,,.. "' VI The very highest commend
T,-kolla T,..s IN. d. Star. Next
A ,y ay night at the Opera House.
'afe treat. Don't miss it.
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09

Fargo North Dakota, once boosted
composite postmaster and coroner.
ne was called one day t. give his yer.
u'ct upon the case OF "A stranger who
Hal oeen the victim OF IA fit on the
na'h street. As the man was known
nobody he was hurried to the
mn4Vn-prlzed M new "CiJy Hospital"
'"ete the case was diagnosed as
appehdlcitis, but when the operation
sUs place the attending physician
l''coSered that the patient had been
previously ", relieved of his appendix
."e doctor endeavored to retract his
'eps, but the strange man died from
"ir ,r, enects of the operation.
ine postmaster.coroncr, In render.
'.s us verdict, filed in the space
., .er Cause of Death," with rubber
Mistake
The Ordway new era., 1909-04-09

|tbI. q. se''s. Floto circus passed through
linn y thursday morning enroutc
|tbav ,.,, Du"'er to New Mexico where
|com,, WIN make the tirst stand Of the
|eue,,ss,' season. The show has just
| |Denvsss'u rom Its winter quarters near
paln,s. ana the cars were freshly
|Denssu with the favorite color Of the
>RnsF Fost' :, Its owner, l. e., yellow.