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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
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gen Nussabc nit, pnb tic nidt NIT
Dem folgcnoen Iunat ibr griheireit
einitcle. Su9leid mad,t bas 9latt
befannt, bdB es I'M nddi1en Sttpber
cine p~oaitdnbise Aenberung crfobrc
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neue irans6iiihe 3~ases5eitmns eriest
perbc.
&ammer. - Sas nele Ii6erdle
Sdyulseies purbe pcrfloncnen Sreitns
nn9enommen. Die |orlaee eebt nit
ibrcn Vciierungsantrdgcn an Den
Stautsratb 8uriid. Sie Ibitimmiina
iiber bas gauge 8eies crfolgt. iobulo
Die &orlage ans Dem Stnntsratb 5n>
riidsefommen lit.
SIN nift geringcr Mnfreguna bcfin@
Den iih Die Seamten Der Hriu6 6eins
ri9s @eieuifdft. Gin 9irfular bes
Serrn Sireftors Sprupt perbictet
linen iebe Ritsliebihaft am tatbo>
tiiden Golfsperein, ba er elm polis
tiider Sereiu lei. @erbietet berielbc
Scrr ieinen Ingeitelteu niId, Dem
Sreimnurers ober Dem Sreioenfcr>
Slino anSu9eboren. Die bod ipeit mehr
ais Der Toltsperein politiihe 5enbens
sen perfolgen? - ~. T~olfs5t9."
SpiberiGt. - :. &. 8. @roBbers
5oain Mdrias In1n miro II Den offi>
5ieIen Sitel .@roSber3oein Wittipe"
iiibren. - @rof 9dmoral DC Tillers
in @runbbof lit bon Der @roB6er5oein
Waria> Ibelbcio gum &ammerbcrrn
ernannt porben. = 8raf 3u Stols
berg periiebt Die Sunftion zines bienitz
tbuenoen &nnmcrberrn bel Der @roBz
bcrsosin @arias Ibelbeib uno bel Der
8robber5osin 8ittipe.
Sas ,5c 9eum" geleeentlih Der
Sbronbeltei9nns s. &. 8. Der 8robs
ber5ogin Iaria Mpelbeio puroe pom
bohip' item Scrrn Silhof inter Iiiis
items per itdotiihen Tfarrer absee
baltcn. Gls Gertreter pcs Sofes
paren erihienen: Baron bon Snberg.
Baron bon Sitter. Die $50. bon Bran
bis. bon Soblens Salbads. Serncr be-
merfte man Den Ibiutanten bes 8rpBs
ber5o9s bon 8aben. bic bier be-
slaubisten gertreter bes Iuslanbcs
rppbnten in Den GborltiibIen Der Seier
bel. @on Der &ammcr Der Ibseorbs
neten iparen eridienen bas &ammers
Bureau unb ettua 20 Ibseoronete
Die Iitglieocr Der Hegierung unb Die
Spiben Der 8eboroen pobnten bons
5dblis bel. Sen g%brenbienit periaf
pas SreifpiQigens 8orps in elmer Stdrfe
bon 200 Wanu unter Dem Gommanor
oes Germ Snuptmanns Bed. Del
3ubrang bes Bottles ina 9roS. Die
@eiangsuortrd9e oes Somd>ores ma6s
ten einen portrefflidcn ginbrud.
Giuilitamb Der stabt 2~nremburs.
e.-@om 7. Suni
SuIanna @eis. alt 81 Sabre. obnt
Stanb. cbelos. aus 9aitcnpori. - g.:
Waria Sran5isfa @bers, alt 81 Sabre
obne Stanb, @ittipe bon Inton Sung
5tlbs. 3auptbudfiibrer; Hifolaui
Yrooit. oft IA Sabre, 8udfiibrcr. -
H.: Nifclaus Seucrt. aft 46 Sabre
@iaentbiimer ans gontern. - 10.
Sobann ausuitin 8albbilia. alt Sc
Sabre. Sdneioermeiter; Iargaretbc
@asncr. alt 7 9tonatc. = IA: 8urI
gen. SriB 3DS9en, aft 81 Sabre
| Shubmaher. - 15.: Inna Srimcpcr
alt so Sabre, Ghefrau bon Nif. Sabm
pcni. Sitter Woriteber; Senriettc 9epp
alt 10 Sabre. gbefrau b. Iabel
Sni,n5 SuNtitrieI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Nuf Der pcrungliidtcn .Sitnnic"
tubrcn audi Der bctannte Mem Dortcr
Wiliondr StrauB unb feline @attin.
Sie Vcioen bdtten balo ibre solbcnc
pod]5cit feiern tonuen. Srau StrauB
bate lid nit anberen Sraucn rcttcli
tonnen, allein tic ipollte lid o ibrcni
gnnne nid)t trcnncn idiicn unb ging
NIT ibm pcreint in Den Sob. 8eld)'
Gin 8egenias 6ipiid,en bieier Srau unD
iencn Srauenspcrioncn. Die iid piels
lcid)t lpcgen ciner @cringfiigisfcit
oocr gar ipe9en perbotencr 2icbc che
lid id)ciben laiienl = ySenpbotc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Ans katboliTbrm
prbfrlblattrru. :
Ncn QNcttf MIR
crreiHt

Ddt @efhliiiien alcin miro nid,ts
+, crreidJt
NM Delegation, lpcld)e nid)t lpillens
iino. mad, ibrcr 8iidfebr fir Sas. wus
tic III pcn @eihliiiien ais Die Mufoobc
pcs StdatspcrtnnocS bc3cid)ncn. Al
nrbe'feu, lolten liebcr 5u Saulc blcis
ben. - ~&atb. 8unbiGau."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Yr.Ke. anRdten iiber bic greHe.

Sus Vroieft Der 8riinbuns ciner
cneliifen SaeesSeitmna fatboliidcr
Niftuns in Buffalo biirfte lid iobalb
nod niht' neripirflihcn. Wie aus
einem n~eueroings erlaiienen Ippea err
iid,tlif). ideint bas seplante Inter
nebntcn in Den lesten Nonaten ipcbcr
finan3ieu nod anbcrpeitis merflihc
Sorfihritte gemadt 81 bdben. rWir
9lauben bieie 5batiade mittbcilen gu
iollen. ihreibt baS senannte 8latt. nba
alisipdrtiae Scrren 9oIlcgcn niebcrs
bolt in bieicr Sdde Gommentarc ges
maft baben. @s mill ms ihcinen,
baB iuenn oas id)onc Sroieft ie ber@
iuirflidt iperben iol. bieie Iuisabe Den
bcntidDen aatbolitcn Imerifa's pors
bebalten bleibt. Die unicrcm 9aube
~iibcrbaupt Die eritcn 2ases3eitunsen
fatbolidcr Senbeu5 5eseben baben
rno and bic Wdnncr bon llebcr5cuz
aull9' unb Sbatfrnit beiisen, Elm Ders
drtiges l%lnternebmen burd5ufiibren.
Ibcr oas Yroicft muB iif I'M 10
idipieri9er uno allsiidtsloier 9~eitalten,
ic mcbr Die ourd cine inbiffcreute
iiub nngldubise 5asesprciic sendbr>
ten Mai,eu seiitig nerflafen." =
~aurora nnb Gbriitlide @odc."
Mber meiscn nidt aud bic Sent.
fen mehr nnh mebr ba5u, bic
YreHe ais tin Stieffinb sn bebama
helm? Ginrr nnierer Veteranen bat
mnS ben 0lamben beisebra&t, baf bic
fntbpliihen Nebaftemre emit, iasen
mir por 20 Sabren 5. T., einen gans
nnbcren Wiifbalt AM Glerms battcn
alS hente. - ct. 2ouiS .Sdslide
Imcrifo".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
GnGarihii&cr Gpnsres in Miem.

8ir MAIDEN uniere 2cier. ipcldc
benielben 3u bcihfen gcbcnfen, aus
merflam, bab lie lid 5u iputcn baben
nit ibrcn Mnmelonngen. benn bieie
Iomfen bereits 10 5ablreih Gin, baB es
fhipcr bdlten mirb, bieic sefpaltise
oeiu6cr3abl in Der Nilionenitabi
Wien gut cin3uauarticren, 5umal
Sauienbc Der oeutihcn Spratc nid)t
mddbtia iinb. Die meiiten Wiener
Sptcls limb idon fir bic 5a9uns poIls
itanois perseben. Der Wan8cl On
elmer ausreidenben Sabl GROCER
Sotcls in 0icn ntaht lid neucrbings
iiblbar. Bic ausldnbiIhen Garbis
ndle nnb 8iidcfe fperben niht in
6otelo nobncn. Die Wiener Iriitos
fratie bat linen lire Yalais our Ger
fiieuns geitelt. M%nscmelbet iinb
inter Gnocren: Die Garbindle Gmette
tYariS). &opp (8reSlau), Slider
(G0ln). 9urne Wonbon), Serrari
,Yiailanb). bic grabiid,oie nno 9is
fd1oic bon Ncdelu, lltredt. @iins
den. Nics. Spcier. Sufarcit, Nia5a.
Neiancon. 8urgos. Sombar. Bier
taijcnb &roatcn iabren in Sonpers
siigen nod Wicn. 1000 @am itc(lcn
bic 5proIcr. 5000 Die 90bmen une
llnaarn. 1000 bic 9apern. Sauicnbe
fommen aus Sal5burs. adrnten, Sbers
NIB Niebcroitcrrcid,. @ali5ien. piclc
SunScrtc %trciicn in Sonber5iiscn aus
@clsicn. ans Dem 8bcinlano. aus
MuiiiId,s Sd,lciicu ctil. Sdlpu hcutc
iinS. mic Die .Heidspoit" mclcct. nllc
@ettcn in alien Sotcls mnb @nitbDfcr
iiir Die GonsrcbtaSc pcraebcn; bciltc
idoa bat nlo in Den nGbcrgclcaclcu
StGbtcn Guarticr bcior9t, IN aloitcrs
uenbnrs. @abcm @Dplin9, Sdpcd,at,
giciina. Su aloitcrncilbnrs (12,'
900 Gimipobnrr) pcroeu Die Sprolcr
ibre 3cltc auiihlaaen. Die SanoS'
Ieutc merbcn. lpcnn inner moslid)
ole a~cihloHcncs @anScs bclu'icn. -
.Golfs5citimS."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Sm Gascabc, Soma, nurSen berS
f%lpIicne @Ode Sri. Clara 0Piller BON
borticlbit uno Sr. Ycter Seim BON
Scllcpue burh Den bodlp. Tdter I.
.. Ilbcrs gum 2ebcnsbunoc pereint.
Ifs 5rnI5eugen fllnsierten SRI. 2ulil
Strcuicr. Gin Better Der Srnlt unb
Sr. Niholns 3i9rdrg. Sem iun9en
gbepanre Slid gum SunOe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09


Mns Stabt 2nrcmbmrg gcbt uns
cine intereiionte Suffrage 6u. IS
bciBt ndmlid,: oGiu Gulbminenbc.
iiber, Namcns 0aSpar greuers @irB,
Spbn, ipa ppr orei Sabreu in Nine
RITA inter Sinterlaiienihait elmer
|Grbidnit BON % M,iaiouen Collars
C?) finncrlps gciturbeu ietu. EROS
dllcr Nudfrdgcu lcincr @eripaubten
lit e5 bis icbt nift 9%clurgcn. cine
Spur bon @rcuer auf3uiinpcn. Sc
bcnfaQs muB ctlpas @abree an Der
@cidihtc iein, beun lie bat Die &nnoc
burh bic Sldttcr 9cmndt." - Srgcno
ipcldcr 9eier. Der pbigcs @erilht be-
itdtisen oper Iusfunft ilbcr Den Der
ihoIencu gcbcu fam, mogc 10 gut
iein. lid nit @rn. @ / dc Sunio,
2 SeditroBe, Surcmburg, in Serbin>
bura Al iebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

: Suaem6urger 2la&ridten. !

iud) bier ci~ntrafcn, mad CALEDONIA
obgcreiIt, nm bort ibrcn Srllbcr
Shriit Aliuun an bcilld1cu-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Welh' elm 0esemias!

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Wiaiam Senninss 8rpan.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Tom Samstda. Den %. n
Sreitag DER lcetcn @od)c |
.llniteo 8ailnaps~ in 30
anndbernb 5.170.400 Yeriom
foroert. Sic 8efanntma6un9
tiir5Iid Yrdiibent 8iaiam y.
Der binSufiiste. baB bieIe :
Die llmiteiscfarten eini6liebe.
Snrdfhnitt serednet. bcoeut
oaB Elm icocr Der 100000 8el
Der Staot minoeitenS Elm Nal
Die StraBcnbabn benmete. ba bi
Der SeIud,er alf niht mebr al
Tro5cnt. etipa 10000 aeiddst
lin bieien enormen 0erfebr an
BADEN. bate Die @eIcuidait
Waaen I'M 8ctrieb: bon bcns
meiiten pa Stunben tdalid
Die %annifaft ipmrSe ale
Stnnecn g%clpcdielt. 10 bah cine
bon nabc5m 5000 CONDUIT
W~otormanucrn uno @elcilcn
be'tdnoig beid,dftiat, par.9
irseno 'uelden erniten nnfa4 ur
irscnb cine nenmemSmertbe q,
riiits iunrbe oieier cplpfale
ieitens Der 0eieQi6aft ber
Srapo. @altimorcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

ErGiioent Saft nnb feline
rpobnten ais Gbreneditc Dem !
Scitconcerte bcim Nationalen 81
ielt in Ybilabelpbin bel unb II
bon Den Sdnaern nno 10000
rem nit entbuiinitiif,cm Sribel
pfanscn. IN elmer aniprahsI
Der YrGiibent benz bentihcn 2isd
bemtihen 5rennbid,aft mno Der
ifen ,Wemittbliffeit" bubes
Sem Yrdiioenten nllrbcn mad
Iniprade bon ben Sdngern II
Tublifum bcgeiiterte Spatione
Sebraht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Gipilitamb Der Stabt WiIb.

Sterbefall. - Som s. SUM:
Rargarctba WoIter. 81 Sabre alt.
Gbeirau bon Eit. @ilmeS.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
"reminiscences of an Ancient

The recent visit OF Opie Read to
Ordway reminds the writer Of q visit
he made at one time to the empire OF
the cotton boil and tammarack.
-Opie ut that time was running what
was probably the most disreputable
paper in Arkansas. This was be.
fore he had become tangled up with
the Arkansas Traveller.
He was Just about as big and just
about as uncOuth as he looks now. He
refused then, as he does now, to have
his hair combed when he went into q
barber shVp, and he didn't ''give q
durn how he looked" In fact, Opie is
really "hillbilly."
One day the local attorney came
into the shop where Opie was endeavor.
Ing to educate the native Arkansawaus
into being educated and asked him II
he could nay q small bill from the
Newspaper Union for ready prints
that had been furnished to him for the
delectation of his subscribers.
Opie looked at him minute aud
asked:
"Say. Hank. you haven't any hal.
lucinations. have you? Don't think
I'm Rocky fellow or anything Of that
sort? Say. Hank-hell-I'm running
a newspaper. Get ouL!'
As Opie is Of pretty good size, Hank
s.vot-D
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
The Olney Philosopher

I. f. Baylor was in Ordway Tues.
day.
Roy Maucher transacted business In
Fowler Monday.
Most of our ills come from trying to
get more out Of life than there Is 10 It.
The straw vote may be interesting,
but It Is tue wheat vote that delivers
the goods.
II your neighbours team Is stuck 10
the mud, 1t IL not quite enough to ad'
wise him to 'hitch his wagon to
star"
When q package is delivered at the
house the little girls hope it's some
thing to wear. but the little boy al.
ways hopes it's something to eat.
Now that both poles have been dis
covered, some we'll equipped expedi-
tion might undertake the search for
the new Crowley county court house
site
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Realty Transfers

Warranty deeds fled between March
l6 and March 70. inciuxsve, as furn'
ished by the Crowley County Abstract
company:
o. F. Comstock to Cleo Otis Line
berry, lor6, blk G, Olney Springs 65
Samuel 3. Harter to Joseph A.
Bent, ! interest In lots 2l and
%, blk 30, Ordway. ll49
Meyer Robinson to A. P. Hanil-
ton, NV Sc and W ! W ne4
all in 2s-2l-57, also 20 feet on
north side ne Sc 2S-2l-57.... l
The Sugar City Townsite Co. to
Lee Salyer, lot 8, blk 81, Sugar
City y.................. ......... !
Lee Salyer to Matte Salyer, lot
8, blk 81, Sugar City. .......... !
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
A Busy Man

County Superintendent Freeman is
leading strenuous life these days and
is kept on the go most OF the time.
This and the coming week will be
especially busy ones for him. Follow
ing the examinations In the high
school building bhis week he will 20 to
Denver to attend the annual meeting
OF the county superintendents OF the
state on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day Of next week. He has an import
ant place on the program Monday re.
spending in behalf OF the superinten-
dents OF the state to an address of well
come by Helen M. Wilson, state super.
intendent. Wednesday he plans to
return to Colorado Springs to attend
the Republican convention TO which
he was elected delegate from Crow
ley county.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
DR.. Mayo Here

Rev. Henry NJ. Mayo, d. d., District
Superintendent OF the Pueblo District
of the Colorado Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, held the
81 quarterly conference of the local
church on Saturday afternoon; and on
Sabbath he preached to a large and
appreciative congregation, and ad-
ministered the sacrament of the
Lords Supper, about seventy persons
partaking thereof. His sermon sub
ject was. "Civic Righteousness; and
the phase thereof considered was,
"Prohibitory Laws and Their Enforce
ment."
DR.. Mayo went in the afternoon to
Sugar City, and from there to Eads
and Sheridan Lake, returning from
thence to his home in Pueblo.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Republican Convention

The Republicans OF Crowley county
met 10 Ordway Saturday to select
delegates to the state and congres.
sional conventions. The Insurgents
seemed to be In the majority and the
delegates were instructed for Roose-
welt. For the state convention the
following we're selected: Fred Bass.
A.. Sonneland and A. w. Ulrich, Of
Ordwsy; W. A. Aldrich and J. NJ.
Close OF Sugar City and County Su-
perintendent Freeman of Olney.
To the congressional: w. c. Hanen
Of Olney Springs. william Edgar, .. S.
Mitchell and Clayton Fl. Green Of Ord
way, and z. j. Schultz and w. A. Put
nam Uf Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Democratic Caucuses

Delegates to the county convention
to be held in the Ordway opera house
on April 20 will be selected at the
primaries April II. Olney Springs
is entitled to five delegates; precinct
No. ?, or south Ordway. to six; precint
No. ), or north Ordway, seven, and
Sugar City seven. At the county con-
vention five delegates to the state con-
vention to be held in Colorado Springs
on April 30 will be selected.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Election Notice

Notice is hereby given that on the
first Tuesday in April, the same being
the I'd day of April, A. D. 1912, the
annual Municipal Election In and for
the incorporated Town of Ordway,
Colorado, will be held In said Town of
Ordway at the town hall, on lot 8, in
block 40, at which time the following
officers will be voted for:
One Mayor, for the term of one year.
Three Trustees, for the term of two
years.
Also the following propositions:
Shall this political subdivision, TO-
wit, the Town Of Ordway, Crowley
county, Colorado, reverse its vote
creating "AntiSaloon Territory"?
Shall the Mayor and Trustees be
paid 81. so each for each meeting which
they attend? JOHN B. ESTES
Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Base Ball Club Is
SIS to the Good
Dance and Concert Help Their
Finances to that Extent
Season Tickets on Sale

The Athletic association Is richer
by S25. 90, the proceeds Of the benefit
concert and dance Monday night.
Everybody was we'll pleased with the
concert and those who danced all the
dances certainly must have gone home
weary.
Season tickets for the home games
are now on sale. The price has been
fixed at $500 including admission to
the grand stand. Each ticket carries
IS coupons and the games will be num-
bered. The season ticket holders will
not be obliged to stop at the ticket Of
fee as their tickets will admit them
and the coupon will be detached at
the stand. This will be convenience
for patrons and management both.
Several OF the boys we're out for
practice last Sunday morning and
most OF them we're some lame In the
afternoon.
The management will get new and
attractive uniforms and will increase
the seating capacity Of the stands II
needed.
A liberal sale OF season tickets will
give the Association something to
work with. Get yours as soon as pos.
sible and all boost for the best season
10 base ball-and the consequent ad-
vertising-that Ordway has ever had.
Last year was success, financially as
well as 10 the playing Of the team. Let
US do our best to improve on that rec.
ord. Tickets can be secured at of1ice
Of Manager Greene.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Bob Creek Bubbles

Mrs. Alex. Pedigo has been on the
sick list for some days.
rs. Weskamp has been on the sick
list for the last week.
w. W. Wright made a trip to his
ranch at Arlington on Tuesday last.
Miss Mae Enyart has been visiting
relatives In Fowler for the past two
weeks.
A number OF the Ordway boys at-
tended the social ut Bob Creek Friday
night.
Miss Letha Wright was visiting Miss
Gladys johnson Of King Center last
Sunday.
Earl Schroeder and Jack McCloud
we're In the Olncy Springs neighbor-
hood last Sunday.
Adrain Dennis was In this vicinity
from Windmill Lake last Tuesday and
Wednesday looking for cattle.
Quite a number Of children have
been absent from school the last few
weeks owing to sickness and severe
colds.
Mrs. Gust Erickson has been suffer.
ing from rheumatism for some time.
Her younger daughter Is reported Ill
at this writing.
Miss Elva Kendrick, the primary
teacher, has changed her boarding
place and is now at the home Of J. F.
Drescher and family.
Miss Nellie Jones Of Buckeye Hill
was the guest Of Miss Carrie Weskamp
a few days last week. She attended
the social Friday night.
A cake was sold to the prettiest
young lady 10 the house last Friday
night. She was voted upon at cent
q vote, and Miss Laura Sciance was
the one who carried oi the cake at the
close of the voting.
The program and box supper rem.
dered at the schOolhouse last Friday
evening was we'll attended and en-.
joyed by all. Quite a sum Of money
was taken 10, which will help a good
deal towards the purchasing Of the
| piano.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Wedding Postponed

The wedding OF l: f. Baylor and
Mrs Luetta Freeman OF Olney Springs
which was to have taken place Wednes-
day night had to be postponed until
Thursday. Rev. Wrapp OF the Baptist
church Of our town, who was to have
tied the knot, missed the local Wednes-
day night by about half an hour, SO
the friends of the happy pair had to
postpone their congratulations few
hours
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
District Court

Judge RiZer has vacated the date
set for the hearing Of petitioners for
naturalization papers and instead of
May IA they will be heard at the Sept
ember term Of court.
The case OF the Title Guaranty com.
pany VS.. Fred d. Spindle, a suit for
foreclosure, comes up on March 10.
The plaintiffs will be represented by
Frederick d. Anderson Of Denver.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22

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time printed on each coupon.
Ballots cannot be bought. They
must be cut from this paper or secured
on subscription, advertising or job
work.
In this issue will be found a nominal
tion blank, which, when properly filled
out. will count for Thousand votes
for the lady nominated-only one
nomination for each candidate nomin-
ated.
A nomination prize Of $500 will be
paid to the person first nominating
the grand prize winner.
Continued on Page Three
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22

The New Era offers for the next five
weeks one Of the popular voting con-
tests which will eclipse anything of
the kind ever conducted in this Sec
tion of the state.
GRAND PRIZE
The grand prize will be a Hoffman
$3.50 piano. The person winning this
will never regret little work. Any.
one In Ordway or surrounding terri
tory has the privilege of participating
10 this contest. All old or new sub
scribers paying or preparing their sub
scriptions to the New Era are given
votes that they can cast for their
favorite candidate, according to the
table OF votes published In this an
nouncement. The winners Of these
magnificent prizes will be the ladies
of greatest energy, most extensive ac-
quaintance, and with the best organic
ing and hustling ability. Ask some
friend to send in your nomination at
once. 1t costs you absolutely nothing.
Thousands OF people work for years to
save what you can here earn In five
weeks.
The sooner you act, the better
chance for success. Names of all candi-
dates will be published in next issue.
Read conditions and nominate your
friends.
WHO MAY ENTER
Any lady, married or single, is eligi.
BILE provided conditions set forth below
are complied with. No candidates
will be permitted to transfer votes to
another after receiving them for her
self. Ballots sent in for names not
properly nominated will be destroyed
uncounted.
The contest editor reserves the right
to reject any nomination. All contro-
versies will be settled by the contest
editor and publisher of the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Will Not Return

Miss Christine Christesen, who con-
Quoted Il millinery store in Ordway
last season, has engaged in the same
business at Usage City, Kansas, Sew
eral boxes Of trimmings were shipped
to her at that point Tuesday by J. l..
Murray, who has had them in storage
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
School Notes

The high school pupils have started
to playing basket ball again.
The high school base ball team eX-
pect to play Il game with the Olney
high school team Saturday afternoon.
Miss Cecil Short is teaching this
week end in her sisters place while
she is taking the teachers examination
and Miss Margaret Worden is taking
Miss Adams place.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Work on New Plant

The first dirt was thrown Monday
morning for the new electric light
building and the foundation Is now
being put In. The brick company is
turning out the cement brick to be
used In construction OF the building as
fast as possible and Contractor John
son hopes to have it completed In the
thirty day limit specified In the con-
tract
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
Sale Record Breaker

The postponed Munsinger sale took
the weather was not as severe as on
the first day set and large crowd Of
buyers assembled. Nothing was sold
until after dinner and before four
o'clock $32OO worth OF stock and i'm
plements were sold. Col. Frye made
a record on this day that he is justly
proud of.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-22
To Farm in Box Springs

Mansell, arrived from Denver Satur-
day and will make their home on
claim north of Box Springs which Mr..
Hall filed on about year ago when he
made his first visit to Ordway. Mr..
Mansell is Mrs. Halls father and will
make his home with them. The New
Fra joins in welcoming them to Crow
lev county.