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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-29
BULLETINS
ATTRACTED
BIG CROWD
Political Fans Up Till Late
Hour to Get the
News

From O'Clock Friday afternoon till
long after midnight, the political fans
swarmed in and out and around The
Daily Express office, drawn to this
fount Of information by the desire for
convention news. A few enthusiasts
remained on the ground tin the last
bulletin came about o'clock this
morning and a dozen or more Of the
faithful were on guard till 1870.
Original Clark men, original Wilson
men and all the other originals, 7
mingled and a goodly proportion OF
Republicans, eager to learn who is to
be the next president, added to the
gaiety Of the throng. Prophecies and
speculations ran riot and 36G stump
speeches were staged by various ora,
tors. A careful estimate showed that
the bets totaled sl,46a,721-in conyer,
satlon.
The congregation began to assemble
again before o'clock this afternoon
and the opening number on the pro
gram was a "phony' bulletin, ribbed
up by ID Carmichael and c. N. Fech
heimer, announcing the nomination d
Wilson on the 18th ballot Col Geo
Barefoot was allowed to read it firsf
and he nearly had a stroke Of paraly
Sis the brethren all joining in a heart.
laugh at his expense, but in a moment
he tumbled to the fact that it was
fake.
Bulletins will be received tonight.
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GIVE SACRED
CONCERT


Tomorrow evening. beginning
promptly at s:l5, the Methodist choir,
With G w. Noryene as director and
Mrs. Wessie Ray as organist, win ren.
der a service OF song TO which every
body is invited The program is as
follows
PART I.
Organ Prelude, q fiat Reed
Praise God From Whom
All Blessing Flow
Authenticated in Zion, Loring
Choir.
Anthem-"Roek OF Ages" Loring
Choir.
Come Unto Me and Resi-
Ed Burney and Oyerton Burney.
Anthem-"The Radiant Morn,
Woodward Choir.
Solo Behold What Manner o
Love" Bernard Baird.
Organ Offertory, Barcarole, Hoff
man.
PART Il.
Anthem-'rhere's a Wilderness il
Gods Mercy Choir,
Quartet Savior Comfort Me-" Ei
Burney. 0verton Buraey, Bernar,
Baird and Joe Burney.
Anthem-"Come All Ye Faithful
Adeste Tideles, Noyelle. Choir,
Quartet Only Waiting. Nelson
Miss Gene McCosh, Miss Julia Imhofi
Bernard Baird and G. W. Noryelle.
Anthem Sin Shall Be No More.
Woodward. Choir
Benedietion-
Organ Postlude- Triumphant Marel
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CONVENTION
IN DEADLOCK

majority vote chorus OF disap
progal greeted the motion and Chair
man James quickly sustained a point
oi order against it. The roll can then
proceeded
The call proceeded without change
or incident until Kansas was reached.
The delegates and spectators held
their breath, half expecting a break III
Wilson's favor following the roll call
which showed the Kansans III for VIII
son and . for CLARK. But the insiruo-
tions holding them to Clark untl two
thirds 81 the delegation believed him
beaten held Tie state IN line and it's
20 votes were cast for Clark
In Michigan Kern and Wilson each
lost one TO Harmon.
A hush of expectation settled over
the han when New York was called
but Charles + Murphy rose and as
usual announced
New York casts % votes for Har-
mon"
In North Carolina Wilson lest one
to Underwood Harmon lost one in
ohio's vote. It went to Bryan. who
was thus restored to the roll
By this time Il became apparent chat
there would be no nomination on the
ballot
This was assured when New York
did not shift to either Of the leading
candidates
Sixth Ballot Result.
At the end Of The roll Nebraska
corrected her vote, giving Wilson z
and Clark H. a gain Of one for VIII
son.
Pie total ballot showed little change
from the preceding vote The result
vas Clark ii5, Wilson 35l. Under
wood l2l, Harmon l35, Marshall III,
Kern ! Bryan
Seventh Roll Ordered
Compared with the fifth ballot, this
showed gains Of two votes for Clark
and ihree FOR Wilson underwood's
vote was the highest 50 FAR pollea for
him. re gained q e over the last bal
lot harmons vote was the lowest
he has received 1863 less than he had
on the iiith ballot Marshalrs 3 re-
manned constant Kern lost one vote
and Bryan was returned 70 the roll
with a single vote Immediately the
CONTINUED on Page Three)
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Emanuel DOnS War
Paint Against Weeds

Adding his voice to that OF the
mayor the city physician today ion-
ed in the hue and cry against the
weeds Dr. Emanuel issued the fol-
lowing notice.
All citizens are hereby notified
that weeds must be cut within ten
day days. otherwise the city VIII eut
them and tax the cost to the property.
An weed patches are declared nni.
sanoes and must be cleaned up on or
before July s."
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VERDEN BANKER
TAKES A BRIDE

'We are just married, was the
flaming banner on an automobile yes.
terday afternoon, carrying a couple Of
Yerden newlyweds and II. J. Bultergy.
who was helping to advertise them.
Ola shoes and other appropriate orna-
ments decorated the car.
The groom was p. S. Kern, banker
aud prominent citizen Of Verden, and
the Mrs. Myrtle p. Day. an attractive
young woman from Denver. whose
heart was captured by ths Verden
man IN a romantic manner.
The ceremony was performed at the
court house hy Judge I. z. Moore yea-
terday afternoon.
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TABLER VS..
CHICKASHA

Harken, oh ye faithful and give ear
unto the big voice. for he hath
spoken and it shall be So For many
moons did they beseech him, the high
and mighty, and for many moons dia
he hear them not Al last after many
supplications. did he, through the sra.
.ciousness Of his heart, grant their re-
quests and Sunday at University park
will the ambition Of their Young lives
be granted.
To come down to eases, the diamond
warriors representing the city Of Tab
ler have been after Manager Ludlow
for long time in quest Of a game
with the Chickasha bunch and Harry
after looking up their record and find
ms that they are an extra good bunch
Of ball tossers, considerations iheil
location, decided to give them a
game; same to be pulled off at Uni
yersity park Sunday afternoon. You
can't hardly always sometimes tel
about these country teams. Nos
all OF the bright and shining lights III
the big leagues came from the tai
uncut and who knows but that a Wag
ner OF Cobb will develop from tht
Tabler bunch Anyhow, the faithful
win al be on hand to look them over
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wilson SOL
Underwood ~.
Harmon 2s.
Marshall 30.
Bryan 2.
Kern 2.
Telegram by United Press
Baltimore, june 29.-rhe conven-
tlon was called 70 order at i.o6 p ~.
and the thirteenth ballot vaa ordered
Ii was sizzlng hot ana the galleries
we're scarcely a third full. not a breath
ol air stirring Even the delesasvs
wert aow In arriving and taking their
seats.
There was no choice OF the thir-
teealh ballot
Total vote on thirteenth ballot.
CLARK 5ai Wilson 396N, Underwood
n5h Maraaan 30. Foss q Iiryan
Telegram hy United Press.
Baltimore June 30 Murphy OF
New York was the central figure ga
d badly maddled situation today d
was on his demand that a recess was
taken last night nntn 3 O'Clock today
Swinging TO CLARK last night produced
only a deadlock that is expected to
force further protracled sessions &
may finally result iu a dark horse
candidate.
Murphy is opposed TO uluaprogges.
size candidates. but when be gave the
Nee York support lo CLARK q aidA'i
have ihe expected effect Underwood
is auli believed 70 be Murphys real
choice. bu, Qfgans attacks q Under
wood have stamped Aim as reaction
ary
The New York switch to Clark
alienaiod many western supporters Of
ihe speaker Who said they wouldn't
be Tammauylled. Clark managers
are insisting that they Win pui tht
speaker over today eqi Wilson s'oc1
Is far above par
The Clark managers claims are dif
flcun Of execution. because midland
men say ihey viii stick q Marshal
until # is decided whether Kern SIS e
become a dark horse. and Kern vii
then set thelr votes. Murphy ls ez
pected to switch again, likely to un
derwood
To-day the clark managers are 90
ing their utmost 10 get the Harmon
and Underwood vote. Congressman
Fitzgerald. Nnrphy's adviser tol'
them that they mad been given
efsnce and to set the votes to holi
New York. but last might iew anu
Clark delegates changed.
The delegates looked ffaazled b.
the long session last night, but th'
real fighters didn't let up in the BAT
lie sullivan Of Illinois and Murphy
are known to have qnarreled owe
Wilson. sullivan being willing 70 ae
oept the governor despite Che creates
pressure. It is anything to beat WI
son with Murphy
"put Clark over quick. was thy q
timatnm Of Murphy to Clark leader
this morning. That the speaker
lleuteuants realized that this carrie
a threat was indicated By the actl'
ity in proselgting Harmon and Unde
wood delegates
Bankhead. underwoods manage
summoned conference Of eiarklte
The Underwood lieutenant said olar
managers were going to try TO put q
speaker over on the FIRST ballot IN
afternoon
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Is AGAINST
TAMMANY
CANDIDATE
Clark Asks Other Cardi-
dates TO Get OFF
the Track
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Baltimore. June 29.-There were nd
consequential changes in the votes on
the thirteenth and fourteenth ballots.
Clark managers made public a tele.
gram sent to other candidates asking
they withdraw as Clark had a major
ity and was entitled to the nomina,
tiou.
Bryan conferred with Chairman
James ana it is understood told James
that he vented to explain that he
wouldn't support any candidates whose
nomination was accomplished by the
use Of Tammany votes. James refus-
ed and Bryan then sought to explain
from the floor The greatest disturb.
ance ensued. the delegates yelling
Bryan
The uproar was terrific, but Bryan
said that he couldn't vote Tor Clark
as long aa the speaker had the New
York vote. s- ~as finally granted
permission TO take the platform and
explained his vote
Bryan declared the conventi1n
couldn't afford 10 nominate a candi-
date dominated by the interests. he
pointed out that the convention was
pledged against Belmont and Morgan
and then said the New York vote was
7 controlled by Murphy, who represents
ed those interests.
Bryan continued that speaking for
himself and thirteen other delegates
he wouldn't participate in the nomina-
tion of Clark or any other candidate
who was not prepared to refuse to
accept the domination Of Morgan,
Ryan and Belmont and mot prepared
to make this q government Of the peo.
pie"
EN-Gov McCorkle Of eWst Yirgina
interrupted to ask whether he would
support the nominee Of the conyen-
tion il named by majority to which
New York was a party Bryan re.
piled that he had said Nothing TO war
rant such a construction being placed
on his language. He expected to sup.
port the nominee.
Bryan concluded, Il don't expect
!. any one to be nominated here who will
permit a partnership between slm.
self and Murphy, Ryan and Morgan.
He then said he didn't want to an.
. swer the question categorically put
until he knew what he had to answer.
i This is interpreted as laying the
foundation for a bolt If the nomina-
/. tion is made at the price OF acknowl.
edging Indebtedness to Murphy
Following Bryan's speech Nebraska
n voted four for Clark and 12 for VIII
SON the latter gaining nine votes at
clark's expense on the fourteenth
d ballot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-29
The Night Session.


Baltimore, June 29.-The eonyen.
iion adjourned at 1904 this morning,
after the twelfth ballot until / o'clock
this afternoon.
Al 1880 20 the aisles were in great
confusion and the police and the SER
geantatarms tried in vain to clear
them.
AT 9.40 the band played THE Star
spangled Banner" Everyone in the
hail rose, and the confusion in the
aisles increased. Many women ap-
peared In the delegates seats On the
floor. and there was much visiting
back and forth among the delegations
Chairnea James called the conyen-
tion 10 order al 9.l2. Gradually the
disorder subsidized and ihe Rev George
y Dudley oI Washington offered pray
er 8e concluded amid applause
Cries Of Good Good came from the
delegates
Chairman James announced ~ in-
material correction in the result q the
nfih ballot He then admonished the
galleries FOR kissing and applandins
votes. and at a.ts directed the call
Ing OF the roll for the sixth ballot
sixth Roll Call
C. n. Malieu. an Oklahoma alter
mats. tried TO move to suspend the
twothrds rules and nominate by a
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= WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and sunday general.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-29
NuNN sToRE AT MINco.

The Express reporter got his wires
cross Yesterday in his story Of the
oiling OF the Num- grocery store. The
store is at Minco, not Verden, as was
stated
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FOUND Stray horse, brand on left
side. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying charges.
Fred Ficken, New Raymer, Colo.
Pray for Mans Death.

Quiir.,n. Ga.-The entire conGfcga.
lion OF the "sanetifed" negro church
here Is lervently preparing Tor the
death Of Oscar Davis. one, Of the
wealthiest citizens OF this place. and
expect him to die in three months.
The negroes allerc that Davis has
been persecnting their church since
he complained TO the authorities. that
the meetings held by the negroes
were nuisance. The church 10 about
five hundred yards from the Davis
home. Davis complained that the no
groes were so noisy In their devo-
tions that he and his family could
not sleep The authorities forced the
negroes to be quiet nj the meetings
and ever since they have been pray
ing for Davis death.
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Paradise Valley

Ed Bly, returned to Sterling Wcdnes.
day.
Little Nola Thompson is quite sick at
this writing.
Mike Hansen was calling at Mr.. Blys
Friday evening.
Frank Richard and family spent New
Years day at j. i'entons.
Geo. Bostock and family visited at
VIII Ihompsons thursday.
Rob Neil was business caller at
Mr.. FosDurgs on Thursday.
Will Thompson was business visit
or ut Mr. Nells Wednesday.
o. H. Lundvall and w. r. Thomp-
son each butchered Il hog last week.
Miss Golden Rule visited a few days
the first Of the week with Mrs. tcnton.
Fred Ficken has job OF carpenter
work ut Weldona. Fred says, he m
tends to make the job last all winter.
The many friends OF Chas. liuttons
and family will be glad to hear they
will be back On their homestead about
January 10Th.
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COUNTRY news LETTERS
Klts's.yake Rercre's tell Dalngs Of Pso. lie urt
cftM and Ia rear by Villages.
Buckingham Items
.s.:::


John Petro was passenger to Ster-
ling last Wednesday.
Miss Julia Robinson has resumed her
work as teacher after vacation spen,
in Denver.
Mr.. W. w. Randall, wife and son
Davit, were guests Of Mrs. S S. Potter
New Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. zelley spent the holi-
days with the latters' parents Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. silvis.
Mrs. Ed Jansen has returned from
Denver, where she spent Christmas
with her husband.
l.. E. Silyis, having recovered from a
bad cold returned to his work at Chey-
enne, last Monday.
Miss Gladys Morgan returned Mon
day from Greeley where she spent the
Christmas vacation.
l.. A. Jackson of Keota spent New
Years day in our town the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer.
Mr and Mrs. H. D. Dinsmoor, Ralph
and Hazel ate New Years dinner with
the Clifford Jobbins family.
Mrs. J. H. johnson arrived at the
johnson homestead Sunday, coming by
way of Briggsdale from Fort Collins.
Mrs. S. S. Potter, ST., entertained
the Misses Helen Whipple, Emma De
Ford and Myrtle List, at her home on
Tuesday.
Saturday night the young people
went out to serenade MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Amber. A very pleasant even
ing was spent.
Miss Violet I.auer. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. W. Lauer and Paul Am
bcr, son of James Amber were married
Thursday Dec. 23th. by Rev. McCutch-
con of Weldon, Colo. The contracting
ra'ties are very popular in Bucking-
ham and vicinity. The wedding was
unique, the young people driving over
to Weldon, whese they found Rev. Nc
Cutcheon had gone to attend a Christ
mas tree north of town. UndaUntcd
they followed him and were married
amid the gay festivities.
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LReeeiycd too late for. last weskl


Fred Ficken spent Christmas at
Weldona.
Geo. Bostock and family were shopE-
ing in Stoneham Tuesday.
20. H. Lundvall and family ate dinner
with Will Thompson S Sunday.
Yes, Mr.. Weather Clerk we have
plenty of snow for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Fenton ate Christ
mas dinner at Frank Richards.
Will Thompson and family spent the
day, Christmas, at Mr.. Bo, to ks.
Ed Bly, came up frJm Sterling Sat
urday to spend the holidays at home.
Ed Ficken and Mike Hansen attend
ed the dance at Raymer Saturday
night. Report says, Mike forgot TO
come home.
Chas. Bostock and sister returned
last Saturday to their home at Blue
Hill, Ncb., after weeks visit with
their brother George and family.
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Naturally Filtered Water.

An English naturalist. who hak ex'
plored The mountain ranges OF the
Malay peninsula. reports that In sew
erul species OF bamboo the hollow In
ternodes-the parts OF the stems be.
tween the joints--are stored with
large quantities OF naturally filtered
water He also discovered two spe
clcs Of ferns. growing ON trees whose
thick. feshy stems are filled with gal
lcries tunncled by ants. the ferns thus
forming living nests for the ants.
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Time to Pay Taxes

The first half of ench years taxes
are due and payable January !, the
Second half due and payable July j.,
of each year and the Firt half bo-
come delinquent Fcb'y 2S, and the
End half become delinquent July 81.
of each year and draw interest al
ter said dates. All taxes ae paid
to County Treasurer.
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COUNTY

County Clerk and Recorder, \. j
Luther.
Treasurer, VIM. r. Patterson.
Assessor, A. Il. Fischer.
Sheriff, Samuel j. McAiee.
Supt. Schools. w. C. Thomas.
County Judge, G.. II. Dradield.
Coroner, Tho. G. Macy.
Surveyor, a. s. Lincoln, Eaton,
Colorado. .- ~
Chairman Commrs.. P. G. Bolan-
der Lucerne, Colorado.
Commissioner, r. w. DcVinny, OF
Evans, Colorado.
Commissions w. c. Lewis, Greeley.
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Orange, Save Life Of rran,n.

Neenah, Wis.-After being locked In
n refrigerator car for five days a mar
claiming 10 be John Williams Of Ely.
Mimi. WAS released by a brakeman
who heard him pounding. The man
said he was on his way from the west.
lie kept alive by eating Granger,
which were part Of the freight.
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Mr.. Joseph Tighe arrived in Raymer
last Friday, coming on from Haveloclks
Nebr.. to be here to make final proof
on his homestead before the Commits
sioner Of Keota last Saturday, but as
the Commissioner is at Cheyenne for
the winter, the hearing of the same
character, and by delaying the hearing
i, enables the Commissioner to save
the expense of one trip from Cheyenne
to Keota and back.
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DIRECTORY
STATE.

Governor, John +. Shnfroth.
1t. Gov. Stephen Il. Fitzgerald.
Secretary OF State. Jas. B. pcarce.
Treasurer of State, w. j. Gilligan..
Auditor of State. Roady Kenchaa.,
Attorney Gen. John T. Barnett.
Supe intenden. OF Public In truc-
ion, Katherine NJ. Cook.
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the Way ~ His Heart.

The Woman's Home Companion has
been collecting the lavorite ieciDes
of husbands. The rsults show lnal
Of oil dishes American men like o-st
Of all strawberry sbo-tcake ano
chicken pie.
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Quo His Own Grave.

Cornelius puriil,. for II years en-.
,loycd II, Fclham cemetery MS n grave
digger, was buried the other day In n
grave which he dug several days ago
before he went to the hospital. wherc
he died.
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LEGISLATIVE

National Congre for LIST district,
Atterson ". Rucker, Denver.
State Senator, ID. L. Carpenter,
CT Greeley.
State Rep. csentatives. u. T.. Mad
den. Nunu. and Harry Teller, Wind
sor.
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Mr.. G. B. Barker had the misfortune
to fall one day last week and break
some ribs on watering tub. He did
not know that he was SO badly hurt un-
til some hours after. This makes the
third experience Mr.. Barker has had
with that sort of an accident, but he is
gritty and we are glad to report that
he is able to walk up town this week.
The cigar and smoking tobacco in
dustry received a black eye New Years
day. when Theodore Rugland, l. N.
Vik and Fred Tighe entered into a So
ber compact not to use the weed. The
first to fall is to furnish the other two
with a five dollar Stetson hat. A
smoke means the revival of the tobacco
trade in Raymer, and an impetus to the
hat industry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry zilk returned
yesterday from Fort Morgan and will
again take up their residence on the
homestead south east of Raymer.
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Let us do your job psinting.

See The Enterprise man Before you
select your reading matter for another
year. We think We can save you some
q
money.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-01-04

Mrs Snyder and children returned
faom Fort Morga Thursday, and will
now reside on their farm north of town
Mr.. Snyder drove acrcss the country
bringing their goods. I
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The J. B. Hurtgcn, VIII Dunlap and
George Miller families wep all enter
tanned at tho j. r. Smathe,s home at a
New Year dinner last Sunday. A de-
II tful time was spea' bg all as the
last day Of the old year rc.sos away.
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1912.
Leap year.
Now, ladies' it's your chance.
Try our envelopes, 8 and l0cts.
All the news in The Enterprise. sl.5o
Have you broke those good resolu-
tions yet?
E. D. Murphy got in Car of feed
Saturday.
The Enterprise and Toledo Blade for
only sl.75.
Mr.. Allen returned Saturday from
Fort Morgan.
Tablets from to Is cts. at the En-
tcrprise Office.
d. c. Cutler made business trip to
the logan county capital Tuesday.
The Stoneham letter arrived little
too late for publication this week
Miss Shepard returned Monday from
Greeley where she spent her vacation.
Will Dunlap was business passen-
ger to Sterling. returning the follow
ing day.
]. X. Smathcrs went down to Stcr-
ling Tuesday on business, returning
yesterday.
l.. M. Sweigam went down to Ster-
ling Tuesday to see ab-ut getting an
other car Of hay.
Miss Greer and her sister returned
Monday from Grover, where they spent
pleasant vacation.
Little Nora Hurtgen has been under
the weather the past week on account
Of fhaving a bard cold.
E. D. Murphy received car of hay
the first Of the week, but the most of it
has already been sold to the farmers.
In. vik went to Denver Tuesday
for business and pleasure trip COM
biped. He will be gone a couple Of
days.
t,us,
The Woodmen. hold their regular
meeting next Saturday evening. All
KAedmsn are urged to be present.
Visiting brothers made welcome.
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l.. NJ. Sweigard came TO-DAY and in a
few days will have another Gar of hay,
for sale, mixed alfalfa and upland.
which he will have for sale.
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w A N I S

Rates-ic per word each IN 'er-
tion. No insertion for less than lDc.
WANTED Correspondents at every
station alcng the Burlington, from
Willard to Grover as well as places
not represented by station. 1t is 4
good training for pupils in school. or
for those who are deprived of school
advantages. We help you. We wish
to publish complete history Of east
ern Weld county every week. If the
section you live in is not represented
see US or write us.
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There is no mistaking the fact that
this part of Colorado is experiencing
some very cold weather for this coun.
try. The past ten days or two weeks
have been severe enough to bring out
the warmest wraps fellow has.