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The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19
GRANT COUNTY !!
1t Sounds Good To Taxpayers
OF The North Side.

When county division was first agi-
tatcd, the people, tsome OF them,) OF
the south side Of the river, laughed Mt
the idea OF their protegecs on the
other side ever imagining they were
strong enough to put up fight for
self government. They were content
To give us all the rope we needed to
hang ourselves, as they thought, and
are just now beginning to realize the
power, until recently latent, OF an ag-
gregation Of oppressed and tax-ridden
people.
The north side may be called the
Siberia Of OtcrO county without warp
ing ones imagination, and like the
subjects OF the Car, many OF the peo-
pie of the north side will be leaving
for foreign parts ut the earliest oppor
tunity IL present conditions are not
soon changed. The creation Of Grant
county is the only remedy and II the
Seventeenth General Assembly de-
cidcS against the measure, it will not
signify that we are subducd by any
means for now that the fight Is start
ed. there will be no surrender and the
Eighteenth General Assembly will be
confronted with the same demand for
justice and right. We are determined
and nothing can arise to dampen the
ardor Of or change the course mapped
out by the progressive north siders
who are tired Of present conditions.
tired OF paying a l6-mill levy for couh-
ty purposes, tired OF paying 81, 500 each
year toward the maintenance of the
roads on the south side while our own
are neglected, tired OF supporting the
south sides high school to the extent
Of /! mills on our one and half mil
lion dollars assessed valuation, tired of
1.-THE long and expensive trips OF from
20 to 80 miles overland necessary to
attend to county business and tired Of
abiding by the rules and regulations
of the south side. One commissioner,
allowed us by law, is handicapped to
such an extent that we may as well
have none at all. We have no voice
In the administration OF affairs.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19

Farmers and homesteadcrs east and
|orth OF town are petitiuning the
Iunty commissioners for road
through that part OF the country.
Ehls road is badly needed and we un-
)erstand the commissioners have
|romscd to put it through this spring.
Sugar City Gazette.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19
Atmo.nhsrIe Pressure.

It has been circulated that q man of
the ordinary size sustains pressure
Of about IA tons. But. inasmuch as
the pressure Is exerted equally in all
directions, and permeates the whole
body, NO Inconvenience follows.--New
York American.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19
For RENT

iwelve acres Block 81, Ordway,
Io'o', sl25 cash. Two water rights.
.n!ulre OF A. r. Mathews, Ordway, or
|aooress CHAs. w. Robson,
AsS Il. D. No. 2, Pioneer. Ohio.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19
FOR SALE

Twenty-Five choice town lots for
cash. Good chance for investment.
Inquire at this Office. tf49
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19
MONEY TO LOAN

On well improved farms near Ord
way. No comission.
Mrs. /. J. HORsLEY,
tfI7 Ordway, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19

DR.. @. o. Metzler, Dentist. Office
west OF Hotel Berendo, west terrace.
Phone Blue 511.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19
ROOMS TO RENT

For light housekeeping or single
furnished rooms. Inquire at the
bakery or residence.
MRS. Z. M. DAVIS.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19
SCHOOL NOTES

Martha Waugh is on the sick list
this week.
Homer Rice was absent Monday on
account of sickness.
Belle Sale was prevented by sick.
ness from attending school on Monday
G. Ma,suyoshi. a japanese boy. en-
rolled in Miss Frcemans room this
week.
Merton liumiStOn has been absent
two days of this week on account Of
a bad cold.
Cecil lies was absent Monday on
account Uf the latcncsS Of the trains
from the east.
The proceeds from the Sugar City
contest were equally divided and Ord
way received the sum Of $lIOO.
a great many nf the children are
absent from the Primary room on ac.
count OF the prevailing bad colds.
Mr.. Hoffman, Field Secretary OF the
Colorado Prison Association, gave an
interesting talk to the High School
and Grammar School on Monday.
a very interesting program was
given by the High School Friday
afternoon. The old soldiers were
present and several gave short, inter
c>ting talks. Rev. Rice, Craven and
Steinmctz also spoke Of many inter
csIing events In the life OF Lincoln.
The contest in clOcution at Sugar
City on LiucUIn'S birthday was great
success and both sides won since the
judges decided 1t Il tie. The grades Of
the three Judges were not averaged So
the ranks of the various contestants
were not known. Ordway agreed to let
Sugar City have the picture Of Lincoln
and took the five dollars. since Ord
way already has an excellent picture
Of Honest Abe. All the contestants
did well aud neither side need be
ashamed of the showing. Ordway
received very courteous treatment
and we hope the friendship between
the two schools may be greatly
strengthened. All agree that Prof.
KcnwcIl conducted the affair with
great credit to himself and school.
G.. VAN lloOSE.
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19

Whole sheet blotters SC at this office
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-19

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

Another fraternal organization has
discovered that ChickAsha is always
in the market for good thing. espe
eially when il is in compliance With
oklahoma state laws DR.. f. E. Gross.
manager of the Home Fraternity.
which IS chartered under the lSws o.
0klahoma. has established a branch
Of the home office in this city for this
part Of the state. and has been sue
cessEul beyond his expectations. when
the Doctor WIS asked IL he Was NOT
pleasantly surprised at the success
here he informed the Express repre-
sentative he was not for said he.
When YOU have The BEST proposi-
ton ii town. all intelligent people de-
sire i 10 ~ enlightened and they want
il, and ChsckaSha ps upie are this kind
WY aort yoa see VIC are taking
care of the member while he i living
ard looking after the widow and or
phans after his death. And We do IL
Al the Fraternal Congress Rates and
per cent. and any sensible man
knows this is sufficient 10 guarantee
the reserve ~hich an oklahoma char
ter eompeIs rs to have The pre-
Hninary meeting viii hs held tonlgas
and on Wednesday Aus. IS. the IA
ssrrRl aar~e.s taars AZ Shnwrs..a "a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

Romance

3laskosse. 0SI4-. Aug la note
from An Indian maiden found n a
box q strawbsrrieS E2s The lure which
led Max 9IeGreSor Of Hutchinson,
Kxn- tsrSr 70 SzIltSsw ard then 10
Muskoges. where he Is no~ in AL
rejecting upcr : romance that soured
Wasn MSGrsgor found the note he
answered i. This opened i CORE
sacndsnea wfsh An Indian giri 81 sal
Esaw. named Amanda KnyksnGahl
40 picked the berries and hove let
esrs tlew tAsek and tsxs. one finally
gnvltng sEcGregnr 10 co1ae 10 OKLA
Aona. He caEs and Incidentally. &c
eur1Eng D. rse chzrgaS against him,
hruaxA- xl4 whfck his landlAdy had
entrusted % hin 70 pay her rent and
lsayfng IN SIS board bIll hesides
In jail Asre. stcSregOv admits As
sook sne uosey 10 par MS fare 70
SalESzw
NcGregor IS 70 answer sAe cirzSs
os snSszz1ezsens- The @o1sy Ae used
% rs1eA S4nzzxw % Ins ne oerrv-
pEcsizg zasasE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13
PRosLEa Is SOLVED.

Edisor Daily ExpreSs:
Thinking that you were very 2nx.
ioas 70 know WY Is . Erasshopper.
AMI probably we're aOt able 10 wAis .
waole los. hasten 70 inform ron that
il is sOr the same reason that brick
hats
Thsre Are several other reasons. and
liz This oae DOS not ease yoar pain.
let ne knox through The columns of
--yOar valaahls paper~ ana VIII dole
tAsm out 70 yCu in broken dosss.
give thean 70 you IN small quaint
ties. fearing tAat too mans a time
would hare an ii effect upon your
6ixpsaeSiS Yours very sOlicitons.
A Constant Raa6er
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13
Rs@sNe%s&s&sAses@se .
eREAL ESTATE TRAHEFKRg .
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Tsn4rsa1sy. A~se = Fs'1s
n =. ToAzsom "a a. 10 excessive
Hone 3EisSlcG Preshgte-
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.EeeS 81. 9lizro-
Jazes VI. DAVIS ard vile "a T. r.
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Dava Saz3rSsEs u Eohz Sz1drs1gs.
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Nal Slsas. s.. go. FL Sw eST-5A
Tcsn T. Parry 1rs wits - VIZ Il
Dcnzs.s. SEls. Ssae. lsez : and ~.
slack s. Frss.ra zzaz1hcz. CAaelk1<hA-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13
LAND FOR SALE
OR TRADE

80 serez. Is niles from Chiekzsha,
neaE : good town- Prize. si1ss per
acre
lso acres. miles ErOn Chiekasaa.
laa acres II eulrfvz1Ion. small house.
sOod orchard. rlsaty az running water.
good hay fzz2 Prise. $500.
- zcres good smOo<h land. 5 zsllss
wsst of CAickasaa. $ ACRES IN sulrivz-
ticc. small hesass good 0rrhAr L living
water. Prise Rass.
50 acres choice Basser ereek hcsicE.
- acres j. caIEfvznon. s-r0oza hose.
fenced : snaa = s4s - acEe-
80 acres sood uplan1. : Ealas trUu
Amber. Prlca. s1--5a - acre
FoR EXCHANGE
ID acres sn0orh lasd i cnl-iSaE17n.
: niles fruz ChickzzAas $50 loan
wIR excAzzge fs- l1rs & -sssdsncs
property Prize. s9,s.le-
70 xSres X zlss tru1 city Price,
s.-sas
~ acres. : zzles fruz 3lzrsa~. IL
prcved farm. 10 sc-es eoce0zs $50
EoSz- P-sSe sssesa
Is Scres : niles troz scEz s. s<<ss
II 1uar1rzrsou. kszse ~=Ez Al t~z,usss
PrsSs. ss.aGe
cry PROPERTY FoR TsA0g
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

L you ue.sS eAEszren's sA,sss. x0a
rz--z11 zzks = zEszks hy getting c1r
8ns-sr Ergwz Skrss- FIR wAs<1 re are
-ne srrEnsETs z<snEx Ths Rss7&s's
S-urs ls--t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

Ein Murray refuses 10 affirm or deny
MS csndsaacy Tor gOvernos. ous wen
net bale ii Allalsa hat hen b sci
the rsce
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

Harry Tnaw may haze h~en sur-
prisNd 10 learn that Ae : ssiil crSsy.
-. nchoay else was SAocd@1 rs the
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

ms a safe BET sh&t all the census
pie tAzt The Democrats in "A Sou,h
<et wont kive them Indigestion,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

Ersrv Az1r IL Chickasz1 sAgul1 see
-hr=@ s1escAAs and al azk5e strap
Puz7s. worrh sssa- ws are ea1Szng
rHsn 11- 4 s1zs lE1ier Bros. < CO
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-13
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o.o.o. RHEUMATISM


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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22

>. section 3 Of the act provides
that any homestead cntrymau of
lands at the character described IN
the first section oil tins act, upon which
entry final proof has not been made,
may enter such other lands, subject
10 the provisions Of this act, con
tigous 20 the former entry, which shall
not, together with the lands embraced
IN the original entry, exceed 500 acres,
aud the resident upon and cultivation
ut the original entry shall be accept
eel AS equivalent upon and cultiS alton
Of the additional entry.
This section cOntemplstes that lands
heretofore entered may be c.assed ~
designated by the Secretary of the
Interior ~ falling within the provis.
ions of this act and IN such eases au
entrymau of such lands who bad not
AZ the date of this act, made final
proof, may make such additional en-
try, provided he j. otherwise qualified
Applicants for such additional entries
must, of course, tender the proper fees
aud commissions and must make ap
plication and affidavit on Form No.
I-OuI, ask for them. Eutrymau
who made final proof on the original
entries prior To the date of tins act
are not entitled 10 make additional
entries under this act.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22
THE NEW GOLD DELUGE

Let US give IN gold before II
becomes too cheap tor monetary
uses, and adopt silver" exclaimed
Chevalicr in 1880. What would
that French economist say IT he
were here 10 read the story that
the Rand district IN South Africa
is telling us these days, and what
it has been telling tor many months
pas,' Expressed in terms OF dol.
lars and cents, the gold Weld OF
tn, Rand IN April was a small
fraction less than sIS,ooo,o 600.
As the tendency Is gradually up.
ward this average NAV be- expect.
ed 70 bc more than maintained
throughout the wear.
OF the worlds S425,ooo,ooo OF
gold product IN 1905 thu Rand
contributed about SI55,ooo, 600.
Probably It will furnish 500, 600.
COO tor 1900. The worlds aggre.
gate Will very likely be- at least
$4,000, 600, allowing Tor a tall.
lug OFT IN some VI the other coun.
tries. The worlds gold yield is
much more than twice a, great now
as II was in the year IN which Mr..
Bryan made his first campaign tor
president. II is much more than
tour times as great as 1t was in
the year in which Mr.. Cleveland
was FIRST elected. And the DRIFT is
steadily upward. On the world $
prices and trade, what vii be the
consequence ut this great and con.
tlnuous expansion in the gold sup
ply
FItty-tour years ago, when
ChevaIicr sounded the alarm
against the gold delugc, the worlds
product was Si45,ooo,o 600. That
was gold productions high.water
mark until recen; times. The
stream from the California field,
discovered IN IS4S, was REINFORCED
IN those DAYS by the flood from
the dlggings in Australia, which
We're found in 1881. These had
more than tripled the worlds out.
put in eight years. But the down.
ward turn started after 1886, when
California and Australia's placers
began to run out, and the upward
movement did not again set in until
the opening OF the new fields in
Cripple Greek, the Rand, Klondike
and Alaska. The big bank in
Chevali,r's country has more gold
TO-DAY in It's vaults than were in
the government repositories OF all
the great countries combined in
his time and the board is increas-
ing steadily. The world, however,
is larger now than it was half a
century ago, and the number oil
enterprises which appeal Tor ex.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22
CONSTRUCTIVE RESIDENCE PER
MlTTED ON cER1AI., LANDS
IN UTAH

;. The sixth section ut this act uu
Ter consideration provides mat not cN
reeding 2,O0O,O 600 acres OF land IN the
state of Utah, which DO not have up
On chem sufficient water suitable Tor
domestic PURPOSES ~ will render con
iinuous residence upon such lands pos
,Iblc, may be designated 10y the See
rotary of the interior a. subject 20
entry under the provision, of this act:
with the exception, however, that en-
tryman of such lands Will not, bee Ic
quired ~ prove continuous residence
thereon. The act provides IN such
cases that all cu'rvmru must reside
within such distance oi the Tandem.
tered ~ will enable them successfully
90 farm the same t. required 10y the
act; aud no attempt wall bee made ~
this tim" 10 determine how far from
the land an cntIymaU val bee allowed
20 reside, e. u o., believed that t poop
er determination Of 'Nu' question wlll
depend upon the circumstance OF earL
ease.
Application 70 enter under 'h, ,"e
'Iou of the act wall mot br received
un'Il lists designating UT classifying
The lands subject g. entry Hereunder
have been il,i aud noted 90 the ,ura.
and Office. such list, wall bee from
time 20 time furnished 'uc register aud
receiver, who Will upon tueIi receipt
note upon the tract book, opposite the
tract 80 listed the word, I'd Designated.
section q, act February ~, 1909
STAMPS for making the no'a'iDu, rc
CURED boy these Instruments will bee
hereafter furnished the local officers.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22

three hundred aud twenty acres, aud
residence upon and cultivation Of the
original entry shall be deemed as resi-
dcncc upon and cultivation NJ the ad
ditiuual entry.
see. T. That at the time Of making
fuul proof ~ provided ~ section
twenty iva hundred and ninety one Of
the Revised statutes the %cutrvmau uu
der this act shall, In addition I" the
proof aud umdH,its required under
The aid section, PROV, lay two ct"di
hir witnesses that ~ least one eighth
at the area embraced ~ his entry was
continuously cultivated To- agriruliut
al crops other than native gras~c, h'
ginning with the ~rcuud wear Of ih"
ruir,. aud ~ least one fourth NJ the
area embraced IN the entry was su con
tiuuousl, cultivated beginning with
the third year ut the cutr,
See. D. That nothing herein con
| tanned shall hc held to effect the right
Of q qualified ruttNmHn tu make homc
stead entry ~ the StHios named ~
section one uf this act under 'hr pro
visions e.: section twenty Two hundred
and eighty nine Of the Revised
statutes. hui no person who has mnd"
entry under this Iri shall hc entitled
~ make homestead entry under the
provisions Of said section. and no cu.
iry made under TIM, net shall hr cum
muicd.
see. H. That whenever ~" S"rt"
'nry Of the Interior -hall find that
ANY truct at land, In the state ut
Utah, subject iu entry under tins act,
iu uu' have upon them such q sutlicl
cnt supply of water suitable Tor Ito
NESTLE purposes u.s. would mas" ruu
tiuuuus residence upon the lands pos.
>ihlc. h. NAV. iu his discretion, i",
iuuatr such tracts Of lHui. NOT tu
exceed Iu the aggregate two MILTON
acres. aud thereafter they shall We
sub Get 'u ruir, under This act with
nu' 'U, ucrcs,iiy ut residence. lio
yIdrd. That In such event the entry
mur uu any such entry shall IN guu'
fuI'h cultivate mot les, than one eighth
ui the entire area ct the entry duriu!
the ~croul wear. one fourth during ih,
thui ycui. and one half during 'h,
fourth aud nth wear. after m" ini'
Of such entry. aud that after "uir,
and until final proof the %"ntrymnl
shall reside within such distance -
sand land ~ viii enable him success
fully 'u farm the sam" a. required 10.
this section.
Approved. February 10, 1909.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES FOR 500
ACRES-KIND OF LAND SUB.
JECT TO SUCH ENTRIES.

J.. The FIRST section of the act pro.
Vidcs for the making of homestead
entry for an area of 500 acres, or less.
OF nunmineral. non%timbcrcd. nonirri
gable public land In the United
States OF Colorado, Montana, Nevada.
Oregon, Utah, Washington, and the
territories OF Arizona and New Mexico.
The term "uOnirrigabie land.'
~ used inthis act, l. construed To-
mean laId which, ~ a rule, lacks sui
fcient rainfall to produce agricultural
crops without the necessity Of rcstof
ing To unusual methods of cultivation.
such Is the system commonly NaOwn
~ dry farming, and for which
there d, no known source ui water
supply from which such land may bee
successfully irrigated at a reasonable
cost.
Therefore, lands containing mcrchan.
table timber, mineral lands, aud lands
within a reclamation project, OF lands
which may be irrigated ~ a reason.
able cost from au! NnOwu source OF
water supply, MAY bc entered under
this act. Minor portions OF q lega.
subdivision susceptible of irrigation
from natural sources, as, tor instance
4 spring, will not exclude such subdi
vision from entry under this act, pro
vided. however, that no one entry
shall embrace 10 the aggregate NOR,
than A. acres OF such IrrIgable lands
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22

provisions of section 22Sg Of the Re
Viscd statutes. for lGU acres 81 less,
may be made by qualified persons
within the States aud Territories
named upon lands subject to such en-
try, whether such Inud, have been
designated under the pru, I,ious ui this
act or not. Hut iho,r who make en-
try unde the PROVISIONS uf this act
eau afterwards make homestead cu.
try under the provisions ui the gen
eral homestead law. NOT eau an entry
man who enters under the general
homestead law land, designated ~
falling within the provisions of this
art afterwards enter any land, under
this act.
\ person who has. since August 10,
$50, entered aud acquired title tu j2n
acres of land under the agricultural
land laws (which l. construed 70 mean
the timber and stone, desert lAui. and
homestead laws j. not entitled tu
make entry under TIN. act neither j.
a person who has acquired title 20 lGu
acres under the general homestead law
entitled to make another homestead
entry under this act. unless he ON"
within the provision, ut section 3 ui
the act providing Tor additional 90
tries uf contiguous lands, pr unless en-
titled to the benefit, ut section . oi
The act Of June >. 1000, .ag stat, 2u5
", however, u person j. q quUut"'
rntfyman under the homestead laws "l
Tue United States, hr may hc alluwr,
10 enter 32O acres under tins act, ul
| such a less amount ~ when added .,
| The lands previously entered ut bel,
10y HIM under the agriculture, Ian,
laws shall Tot exceed 100 the aggregat,
$50 acres.