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New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
WORK WANTED.
Male.


Male.
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.
% s5s DTPes Rd2 sl2ssS s5 Trtbahc 2 snl
BARBER. Expert German American desires
uatTouage few gentlemen al their residences;
excellent references. Nalbush. 403 East 19th 81
ence in modern ms-hods and capable of hand
ling any number % accounts: excellent refer
orces. salary SO \. 4. - Sth ave.
B0OKKFEPER - German; ased 30: English
fuentlv: some French and spanish. all Office
work good penman. hard worker Shelter. 5i5
West Bath 81.
CHAU FFFI-R t23l. desires position anywhere;
good driver. expert mechanician and repair
man. j. =. J.. 20 West sjth -
CHAUFFEU r -Aachlnist by iraie. German
mobile Engineers. careful driver: good mechanics
private place; city OF country. W G.. lO59 Bos-
Ton Road. Bronx.
CHAUFFEUR Married. aged %. temperate and
reliable. steady posllion @ ~4ll amy w., M,.o
best references. Crary, ). Broadhurst ave.
CHAUFFEUR UR.-Genteman wishes 10 secure p
stion for chauffeur. hye years In his employ
Water NiH Long Island. attending Pierce-Arroyy
and pony. has considerable rNecaliFe abiutyi 500
month. board. J. stuariscott. 800 Park ave.
CIIACH'IEJ- --ENperienced driver on Pack
ara or any cars: mechanic best references.
George Troutmau. 225 Ave. r.
CHAUFFEUR-MAc AcHINIsT. with private fam
ily: unquestionable reference OF security: write
or phone Notary. II McDonough 81. Brook
lyn Phone 2i,s-IsedfoTd.
f-tf.LN-i' lk--BN young man Wl4lhS TO
start with small salary. Harm sageT. l0l
Madison -.
GENTLEMAN thoroughly experienced in the
street. desires responsible position IN New York
srork Exchange house. bookEeeper preferred:
high,st references. q. X. Tribune Uptown Of
nee 1865 broadway
JEPNNESF- young: vould Ike work ia morn
Ing. reference. l.. NJ 7ss lexington ave
PACKER BY young man. twelve years eX-
perience; good reference. DitIman, 2is East
a0rh
FAINTER raperhanger kalsominer. furniture
polisher. clean work eheap. TOT owner or pr
vats. GOOD reference White postal. Brumby. 80
TRsSeIATOR English German. French. I;al-
ian Sfaufsh Portuguese Humsnian, wants oc-
casionai work: viii call c. BurOwick ll40
intervale ave, Bronx
YOUNG NAN. y. good education. experienced
office worker proficient ~ any lllngs employed
during week wishes work at anything Tor satur-
GAYS. r. X. Tribune Uptown oniee' 1884 Broad
way.
YoI-NC; MAX. 20, desires position with whole
sale house. J. sTOLPER. 81 East llbth ~.
Y0I7EG MAN, ~ sober neat. intelligent, Will
Ing. work AZ anything or startns tTade. chancs
advancement. A. De Martin. n Marion 81
y0TTNG NAN 24t cat speak English. Italian.
French. good education. viii accept any posi-
ti6n Address J. .. Alessi. i47 West oeth ST.
Female.
Art ENfROIDERER.--fcxp Experienced. wants pri-
,afe worz fue embroidered tahec-ofhs. sofa
piIi0us and al kinds % underwear, az lowest
prices. Mrs NJ. Schnic. ic-5 Afenss A. sornsS>
sctA 81. SeH lcrA
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
EURGEssEs IN TROUBLE.
Suit Is Outcome Of Finances Of Famous
Bal.

1aat AZ NLlSOIlt OL Y A-eACte U 6-LONS
Ball
TIE Albany Burgesses Corps is defendant
r a suit for S3sj over q check. The plain
t.,s are Bright e. OVerheld. carpenters,
WHO coUstracted three thousand katboxes
a. t.e Metropolitan Opera House for use
~ lie military and naval bah given by
'he BsrEesses during the Hudson Fulton
celebration
Tie check iI question was given 10 the
railtids ly Z. Parn1elee Brown, treasurer
- the Blreesscs. u was drawn on the
Aight and Lay Bank. which sent Il back
marked worthless. Representative of the
corps promised 70 honor the check. but
;alled 10 Go So Counsel for the corps filed
sn answer making a general denial on in
formation and lelies and adding that the
ElrgessCs could rot be sued a. corpora
non, as The corps was not incorporated
conn g. Cioldmark have letter from
samuel E. K0eniF. Secretary OF state. say
&c t-at The corps WAS incorporated az
Albany n ISss. Mr. Goidmark said he
VOID probably complain 70 Governor
Hughes 5gailst the alleged actions of the
CORP
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
CITATIONS-

Oli NUNS
TIE PEOPLE 20 he OF TIE y ds STATE F OF OF INV NAV
pendent. to- Caroline Hurry. Edward Temps
BracksnriaEe. as. Margaret srasksnriss. Ann z
I,rs BraeksnTidTs John cros6is Braeksnriidizs'
Hurry. Edward Hurry Margaret Keikelharn.
William Kennith Ross. Elsie sIsdnan Ross.
Arthur Bruce Whiting. Alice Z sayies. philip
Iiyerr1ore sayles. Thomas Dyke sayles. Rieh-
Crosbis Sayles. Alice Sayies. Francis Henry
Shepard. Maryaret SHEPARD. Margarst sy1 shsp-
LivermOre. Marie Lulse LivermOre. Elena su-
cana Livernnore. William Floyd Livermore'
more, Joseph Marin Breton Des-Ch spelles
Liverrore. William W. Livermore, william W
lament Of Edward Livermore. deceased.
A Livermore, Alice O'Hagan. Alice Rosamond
selden. Carolins Mapes. Dudley Seldsn Mape5.
all persons entitled. absolutely or contingent
". BY the terms OF the will OF William
ceased or by operation Of law. 70 share in
The fund or in the proceeds 0f property held
OF their trusts send greeting: You and each
OF you are hereby cited and required person.
the county OF New York at the Surrogstes
Court OF said County held at the Hall OF Rec
SaIs SaV Of Of pecembers b 1903. at half past ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day. then and
there 70 attend Judicial Settlement OF the
Account of Proceedings Of Caroline HurrY.
Edward Temple Hurry and William A Bracz-
enridce as trustees under the last viii and
testament OF said deceased. and such OF you
as are hereby cited are under the age or
twenty-One years required 70 appear BY
your guardian. II you have one, or II you have
none. to appear and apply for one 20 be ap-
pOfured or in the event OF your neglect or
failure TO do So a guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate 20 represent and act for you
IA the proceeding
IN Testimony Whereof we have caused the.
seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF the said
County OF New York &c be hereuuto afixed-
Witness, Hon. ABNER G. THOMAS. a
Surrogate OF our County. az the County OF
New York the 9Th day u November. in thu
wear one thousand nine hundred and nine
TSealI DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
SAMUEL ROBERTS TAYLOR.
ATTORNEY for Petitioners,
wall
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
rsaEE DIE ~ POWDER MILL.

Cleveland. Dec. l0.-Three men were in
faniiy kiiled by an explosion IN the press
cf tbe Austin Powder ComDany's plant
~ eien willow. near here. Tins afternoon.
farts ~ ihe bodies OF tie dead men were
I.c.ll1 - loET LuadreG .nG afty feet aH-.-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
suRRoGATES' NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
Abner g Thomas. SurrOsats Of the County
OF New York. notice Is hereby given u all per-
having claims against Henry n Rogers.
late OF the County OF New Norh- deceaset. %
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscribers az their place 0f transacting business
No. 81 Broadway. In the Borough % Manhat-
tan. City OF New York. or before the twenty
fourth dav of January. 1910
Dated New YORK.. the sixteenth day OF July
1000 HENRY III. ROGERS.
JOHN ". STERLING.
FARMERS LOAN AND Trust CO.
WALTER p. wINSOR.
JOHN A. CARVER. JAMES NJ BECK. At
torneys for Executors. 80 Wall street. Ror-
ough % Manhattan, city % New York
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
STORAGE NOTICES.

The FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby no
titled that their household effects on stor-
age vii be sold AZ public auction Tuesday. Dec.
Il. lsO9. at Timmlns's storage Warehouse. 257
TO 2d7 West 1tIth st. New York CITY. az 1880
a m. In default OF payment Of storage charges
that over one year due. according 20 laws
governing storage warehouses.
JOHN J. TINlIINS.
Mrs. r. Cunningham. M " Brfen. r. y Reed.
NJ V Lenans, Mrs. -. Brown Mr = MARKS,
:. A. Reynolds. Mr.. J. O'Brien. Mrs G. Arm
strong Mrs lie Groot. Mrs NJ c. Muller. Mr..
T. Day. Mrs. $ \. spear. r. E. De Movies.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
WORK WANTED.
le-


CHIROPODIST. licensed. assistant in first
class Office Louise A. Sanders 70S Park ave.
Hoboken. N j.
DRESSMAKER wishes a few more engage
ments by the day; 81 so; good filter: altera--
tlons and remOdelling. NJ zimmerman. es3 East
e3d -.
FIRST CLASS spanish stenographer. steno -
West 22d 81
GONERNEss travelling coTnpanion: educ.ted
refined middle aged lady. German French
English. sewing: excellent references Reliable
I56 Eas; GGth
STENOGRAPHER wishes extra tvpewrifins. 20
cut evenings or take work home; ulocerafe
prices: deduction for circular letters etc. Ad-
dress Miss Daniels, i54 East 33d 81.
STENoGRAPHER and TYPEwRITER.-An ex-
pert young LADY will take orders al low rates
for special work. MeCailum's Agency. I30 East
2ath 81.
VISITING GOVERNEsSS desires pupils. Urinary.
kindergarten: afternoon hours; experienced.
highest references: successful with delicate and
backward children Address Mrs. C, 1O6 West
fsth
YOUNG LADY for clerical work or switchbosrd
operator. experienced: references NJ E T..
$50 Atlantic Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
BY the grace os God free and independent
To Beatrice Cornell. Vira Cornell. Julia Emily
Powell. Carrie L. Williams. Clarence r Van
Deusen. Clarence NJ Van Deusen. Estelie ~
Nan peuseu. Anna n. Dunhan. Hannah q
MolOuy Hannah 70 Hummen. Fred WadswO-th
The sarah Gillet Home fOr Aged People. former
~ known as The Home for Aged People: Julia
z Higgins. Seymour W. BonsaN. General
CuarlI5n ~ the persons or Beatrice Cornell and
Vira Cornell: Fulton Trust Company OF New
York as General Guardian OF the estates OF
beatrice Cornell and Ftra Cornell, and to all
persons Interested IN the Estate 5f AlOnzo Van
Deusen late OF the County OF New York. de-
otherwise send greeting: You and each OF you
are hereby cited and required personally to be
and appear before our Surrogate OF the County
OF New York, at the Surrogatss' Court OF said
COUNTY OF New York. ON the Eleventh day OF
January 1910. at half-past ten o. clock ia the
forenoon OF that day. then and there 70 attend a
judicial settlement OF tho account Of proceedings
of PhiIip HarwOOd Vernon and Thomas J. Bar
bour as Executors OF the Last VIII and Testa-
hereby cited as under the age OF twenty-Ons
wears are required 20 appear by your guardian
IL YOU have one. or II you have none. 70 appear
and apply for one 20 be appointed. in the
g1iardfan will be appointed BY the Surrosssre 10
represent and act for YOU In the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. we have caused the
seal OF the surrogates' Court OF the said County
OF New York TO be hsreunto affixed
N. 81 Witness. Hon. Amer C. Thomas a
County OF New York. the 18th day OF November
in the year OF our Lord one thousand uine hGa-
drsd and nine. DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City
Cf New York.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
DESKS. PARTITIONS. rELENHoNE. BOOTHS.
tables. chairs. wardTObes. mirrors. wall AT
ures business flrnfture all kinds. FINN
BROTHERS. 3Ss Broadway. 30 Tranklin At
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11

For Both Sexes-CI

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLErZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE G122 Broadway
Harlem Branch: 343 LenoX ave- above iaTra 81
Brooklyn " 21S Livingston Street
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the language az
elusivsiy from the frst lesson Trial lessons
free
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
BOARD AND ROOMS

I'D ST. I2O WEST Between L. and subway
express stations; charming rooms: choice
table: references given and required.
DIST ST. 81 WEST Handsomely furnished
large room; every convenience: superior board;
telephone. large closets: park.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
RED CLOUD DEAD
Famous Siour Chief Erpircs
al Pine Ridge Agency.

washington. Dec. Io.-Red Cloud. the
,.-,o,s old Sioux indian chief. is dead.
-r,s information was received to-day by
s-,.-i,.tendent Rrennan OF the Pine Ridge
- Agency. who is IN Washington at
Sins the meeting Of those interested in
y, esucation OF the Indian. RED Cloud
=. eirhty-six years old. and for the last
,,-sn,v-ave years had lived az the Pine
riaee Agency.
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Is " al cLrrrl-
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CfrV.


THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
York BY the grace OF God. free and inde-
pendent-To Eifzak eth L. HOsmeT, Nina
HOsrnsr Petris. AntOinette Latty Giddey. Ed
nnund q Putnam. Home for the Aged. a do
nestle corporation. Nina HOsmer Petrie and
william G.. Yer Planck. as trustees OF the
several trusts created by the VIII OF Louise P.
Jordan, deceased. for Elizabeth L HOSmer.
Edmund O. Putnam and AntOinette L Giddey.
respectively. and 20 all persons Interested IN
County OF New York. deceased. creditors.
Iegatees. next OF kin or otherwise, send greet
ing. You and each OF you are hereby cited
and resuired personally 10 be and appear be-
Work. at the S;lrroFates' Court OF said County
heId at the Hall OF Records. IN the County cf
New York on the 21st day Of December. 1909
A. half-past ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF
that day then and there to attend judicial
settlement OF the account OF proceedings
randered BY Nina Hosmer Petrte and william
q Yer PIanck, executors OF the Last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased and such OF
YOU as are hereDy cited as are under the age
OF tyventy-One years are required to appear by
none to appear and apply for one to be ap-
nofnted or in the event OF your neglect
failure to do 80. guardian viii be appointed
by the Surrogate 70 represent and act for you
In the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the
seal or the SurrOgates' Court OF the said
County OF New York 70 be hereunto
ISeaLl affixed
Witness Hon ABNER C. THOMAS
a Surrogate OF our said County, az the County
OF New York. the Sd day OF November, in the
year OF Lord one thousand nine hundred
DANIEL ]. DOwDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
HENRY A PRINCE. Attorney for PetittOners
1f0 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
Nsw York city.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
by ORDER of the Receiver. Morris Hanff
Auctioneer will sell public auction on
"Wednesday. Dec. Is. 1903 AZ $50 a. H.. the
entire stock and fixtures and properly OF the
: L. r stove Repair Co. premises Oh
Grand st, Brooklyn.
JOHN A SUMMERS Receiver
JACOB CEBULsKY. Attorney Tor Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11

fourth street. Borough OF Manhattan. Ths
sealed bids or estimates will be received sy
the Park Board at The above ottee OF the De-
r. p,r' pEcEBEs Dec Iisss so 1sss
Borough Of Manhattan
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENr OF TH1
NEW YORK PUBLIc- LIBRARY. AsToR.
FIFTH AVENUE. FORT1ETH AND FORTY
SECOND STREETS. BOROUGH OF NAN
The security required win be One Hundrs6
Thousand Dollars (sI0000ol.
the work w,i be Twelve lIsJ calendar months
after notice 20 begin work At the building has
The bids viii be compared and the sontracs
awarded at lump or aggregate sum-
obtained az the once OF the Department. %
Parks. Arsenal. Central Park. New York City.
Snd Hsss asq a. me New S YORK * Psbo nal sas
HENRY SMITH. President;
JOSEPH l. BERRY.
MICHAEL y KENNEDY
Commissioners Of Parkn
rT see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Tn Bssiders on
the last page. last column. Of the City Record"
CoNTRACT 50.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the Board OF Water supply. IN Room sio.
peeeSsr ss rs 1909. for coNTRxcr IRA 50 ,or tSs
construction OF Grassy Sprain cut and cover
cut and cover. assreEatinx about "a 900 tess sc
plain concrets conduit known as Acusduct IN
open cut and on embankInenr. 1TtS feet higr
aqueducr of special design built OF relnforced
concrete. The work Is located east % tbs
Hudson River. IN the town OF Greenburg and
the city 0f Yonkers. Westchester County. New
York AZ the above time and place the hld=
will re publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing Information FOR oiddsrs and
pamphlets % contract drawings be cn-
tanned ar Room 908 az the above address ~
depositing the sum OF zen dollars (siD sor
each pamphlet For further particulars see
JOHN A BENSEL. President:
CHARLES n CHADWICK.
CHARLES A SHAW,
cornrnls.ionsrs q Sas Board 0s Water supply.
chief Engineer.
THOMAS HAsSErT.
KENSICO DAM
SEALED BIDS VIII be received ~ the Roa-t
OF Water supply. IN Room go go Brosdvxsy
New YORK untf "A A. NJ. on December 81 iaOa
f1r Contract .. for the construction OF Kensdcs
dam. a high masonry dam Across the valley or
the Bronx river. AMI app1rtenant Sorxs. includ-
inx New RYE reservoir. New Rye dixie. Bronx.-
Pve tunnel Bronx dixie and Rye pipe-llne. m,
WORK Is located about three miles north of Whit.
Plains. near Naihalla station. ths Harlem
division of ne Nsw 1ork central and Hudson
Al the above time and place the bids win ..
puf ltcfy opened ard read. Pamphlets Containing
inscrmaticn for bidders and pamphlets of
ire above address. BY depositins the sum % ten
dollars Si0 for each Eamphlet For further par
ticulars. Information Tor Bidders.
JOHN A. BENSEL. President.
CHARLES ". CHADWICK.
Commissioners 0f the hoard of Water supply.
j. WALDO SMITH, chief Engineer.
THOMA- HASSETr. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
PUBLIC NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Arsenal Building. Firth Avenue and sixty
fourth street. Borough OF Manhattan. Ths
City OF New York.
Sealed bids or estimates will be received hy
the Park Board at the above Office OF the De-
partment of Parks until O'Clock ,. m on
TIL R~DAY. DECENBER 30. 1900,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
pETECTIVES-C'o nhdential Information sha0-
ewing Investigation, evidence. reasonaSIs
charges Merchants Secret Service Bureau
500 Broadway
A NIGHT AND DAY sERVICE-AiI invesfisa-
tions: any section Fuller's Detective Bureau
see Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11

CHIROPoDIST. licensed. assistant in rr.-
class once Louise A Sanders. I0S Park ave.
Hobuken. y. J.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07
SCHOOL ELECTION
L. w. Walter Elected by a Large
Majority.

AT the annual school election Mon
day l74 votes we're cast as against 275
last year when Fred Bass was elected
to succeed VIM. Edgar as president OF
the board, receiving l5O OF the votes
cast; Mr.. Edgar, 70; and S. p. Ilgen-
fritz, 40. Last year there were only
four votes cast by Box Springs people,
while this year there we're close to
fifty. More interest seemed to be
taken by the voters from the outlying
districts than by those residing in
town. Early In the morning VIM.
Waugh. who had announced himself
as a candidate to succeed himself as
treasurer OF the Board. decided to
withdraw and left the battle to be
fought out by VIM. Edgar and L. W.
Walter. When the counting was
finished, Mr.. Walter was found to be
the winner, receiving Ill out OF the
ia votes cast and Mr.. Edgar'6l. Two
spoiled ballots were found. Mr.. Walter
has served nine years on the Board,
and has, no doubt, made an efficient
officer, or his friends would not have
reelected him.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07
O0ey Springs Items


Fred Hackworth was In Manzauola
Sunday.
Cyrus williams went 10 Rocky Ford
Monday.
Frank Crowley went to Denver
Tuesday.
Mrs. 7. f. Spindle was In Ord way
on Tuesday.
L. E. Smith, OF Pueblo, came down
Friday night.
Mrs. Guy Williams was Fowler
visitor Friday.
Miss Elsie jewell and mother we're
Fowler visitors Saturday.
baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs j. NJ. Clinton Saturday, May lst.
Misses Opal Hanen and Edna
Shaifer and Mr.. Joe COnard were in
Fowler Sunday evening.
t. E. Spindle was in Rocky Ford
Friday and Ordway Monday. He
seems to be doing lots OF business.
Mrs. Guy Williams has bought the
restaurant at this place, and George
Rogers have moved to the section
house.
Miss Grace Conard gave a party
Saturday afternoon for her primary
Sunday school class. All reported a
tine time.
The ball game between Olney and
Bob Creek at the latter place was a
very interesting game. The score
was SO to 10 favor OF the Olney
school boys.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07

A fish fry was on the program AZ
the meeting OF the Women OF Wood
craft for the election OF officers last
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wormuth came over from Lake
Henry to see that the meal was prop
erly prepared. Those present report
IT, as one of the best treats OF the sea-
son.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07
Plants for Sale

Cabbage plants, 25c per 100; tomato
plants In cold frame loc per 100, $3.50
per l, 900; 81. 90 dozen in pots. Sweet
potato plants, Csc per 100 in season.
prize Taker" onion 2oc per 100.
mile north and = miles west Boston
farm. II. c. BEEBE,
4t9 Olney. Colo, r. II. l..
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07

Too much excitement last week
was responsible for the omission OF a
,sro,t of the High Five Clubs meet
inr At the home of Mr.. and mrs. M
n Ross 90 the Thursday previous.
Those present report IL as one OF .s .ns
most enjoyable gatherings OF tne
series. and spoke In highest praise OF
The M hospitality ofthe host and hostess
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07
PRIVATE SALE

Must sell the following articles soon:
one Iron Bed, one Chiffonier, one
Refrigerator, six Dining Room Chairs.
two Ok IL Rugs. one Parlor Cabinet,
one Gasoline Stove, one l-gallon Ice
Cream Freezer These articles are all
as good as new. Call at the old Allen
property.
ito Mrs. MARY HOLMES.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07
Baptist Church Services.

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Sermon at 1l:00 a. m. Subject,
"The Living Church."
Preaching at Sugar City. $3.50 p. m.
Young Peoples Meeting $50 p. m.
Subject, "Why We Observe the Lords
Day." r,
Prayer meeting, 1880 p. m. Wednes-
day evening.
We extend to all a cordial invitation
to attend these services.
A. NJ. CRAVEN, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07

Several young men, anxious to see
the coast country and ambitious for
fame and fortune, started for Seattle'
wash, on Sunday last. The natives
will surely sit up and take notice
when this quintette makes landings
George Crays, Frank Blackworth,
Everett Goodwin, Arthur Trotter and
Newt Bollacker.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07

The J. F. Henderson home was
taken by surprise last Wednesday,
when Mr.. Lewis, father OF Mrs. Guy
Henderson, of Forder, stepped off the
morning train. He has been visiting
a sister in Iowa and is now on his way
to California, his home.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07

r. A. Steen went over to oro"ay
nv the auto route last Monday, and
nm the following day took trip out
10 the Dye & Stephenson ranch TO
visit John Updike, who IS ieeolne
thousands of sheep there. Mr.. steen
returped home Wednesday morning.
mailing the trip from Ordway In q
little oyer an hour.-La Junta Tribune
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07

The Sugar City baseball aggregation
won a victory over the La Junta team
at the home grounds last Sunday
afternoon by score OF to2 The
game was we'll played throughout.
Rossen, the dummy" Of this place,
was In the box at the finish and the
hits were few and far between.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07

While attending school meeting at
the home Of Jas. Smith last Saturday
NIGHT. Fred Bass had his saddle mare
stolen. Post cards were printed early
Monday morning at this ONCE for dis
trlbution over the county, but before
thev could be mailed, the mare was
found, minus saddle aud bride, 10 Z
pasture south Of the alfalfa meal mill,
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07

The household goods OF G. J. John
son we're sold at auction on the street
last Saturday, bringing fairly good
prices. The family departed Sunday
evening for their new home at Linds.
borp. Kansas. They have resided
here almost two years and have many
friends who wish them success 10 the
new location.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07
FOR SALE

For sale cheap, II taken at once:
Span OF roam horses, weight about
$500 pounds; one span Of mules; two
sets OF new harness; beet wagon, beet
rack, beet cultivator, beet puller,
California Special sulky plow. All
new last spring.
Att NJ. G. HALL, Galatea, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1909-05-07
Evaneellcal Church Services.

Evaneellcal Church Services.
Services over Sunday as follows:
Sunday School, English aud German
at 10 q. m.
English sermon at 1l:OO a. m.
Young Peoples Alliance at $3.50 p. m.
Sermon at 1880 p. m.
Public cordially invited to all
services.
c. S. STEINMETZ.