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RENT
FOR RENT

~ 4 NA@A a
1911 West Eighth St.. II r B..s82
1921 Delaware Ave. 10 Il B........ S62
1903 W. Ninth ST.. r B........-S82
700 jackson St., r B........s. $40
1901 w. Thirteenth St., B.. $40
2l4 W. Eighteenth St., R & B........ SIS
s25 Adams St.. Q r & b. .-........... S2s
23ol Market ST., o r B. large yard SIS
Cor. 23rd a West SITS. & B........S S26
231O Monroe St.. b B.....-......S2 S25
5o4 Concord Ave- 8 & B.....'.....$ $24
1923 Jackson St.. r B.........S2 S23
4o4 W Twerty-ffth ST.. r & B S23
16 W. Twentyseventh St.. s b $50
1l24 w. Sixth ST., B..-........S B S28
1905 shallcross Ave, 8 r & B........s $50
2416 jefferson ST., r & SCI
213 Rodney ST., X & B.
1ols W. Seventh St.. & B (for two
e2o ". Third St.. s R & B.......... SEQ
1O15 W Seventh ST., & B B......... SIG
1907 Howiand ST.. 8 & new 49,. sic
s33 W. Second ST.. 5 rooms ....... $40
500 Madison ST., . & 'B ......4..... Sl4
225 Woodlawn Ave- & B........ .si4
1904 Sycamore St., ; rooms. ........S11
lIa Conrad St. 3 rooms ...........S o
1918 W. Fourth St.. rooms (coloredl s. o
7i2 Douglas ST.. rooms lcolored) g.. S12
1916 Gilpin Ave, B...........S1 SIS
700 Tatnan St., & b, apartment. SO
23l N. jackson ST., r & B.........s16
200 Lincoln ST.. r & b. new .......s15
LOG S. Franklin St., & B.........S15
COS Christiana St.. rooms. ...... $3.50
a % s o. o. s q q o. a s e.
1905 shallcross Ave. & B........Sl5
1908 W. Ninth ST., r B......S16
727 dupont St. B... SIG
Cor Adams Elm SITS, B ..s1a
| 2625 W. Eighteenth ST., r g. B..S15
1OT DUPONT ST., r & B. new.......s16
1916 W. Second St., & B.......S13
Maryland Ave, & B........ .Sl3
434 S. Van Buren St.. & B...S14
2gl3 Monroe St., r & B......s12
200 p. Twenty'ffth ST., z r & b.. s23
2306 Carter St., r & B.....-....-.... B. $50
1913 Nandever Ave, rooms. ... SIS
OH Bennett ST. r & &B........S1s
6iO Pine ST., r & B.............S14
1908 King ST., B..............sIs
"a r. Twenty St.. 5 rooms. IS Q
1925 Lodge ST.. rooms (colored) ....S 6
llO4 H. Fifteenth ST.. 3 rooms fcuioredl 5 8
Store, Lancaster Ave. and dupont st.
1919 W secord St.. 3 rooms, store SIS
Store. 700 TatnaIl st.................s 8
! Store. and Heald Sts Or B..s16
300 shipley st., floors; electric power
and heat.
Desirable Apartments al reasonable rent
Delaware American. Terrace. Goa W Twen
tieth. Gables. Lynne. Sergeant, 4l0 Market
sos King Bellevue, oxford. Seventh and
Tatnall, 2il2 Market At.
stores Offices and business places 2ls
!. W Tenth, fol Delaware Ave, s34 Market.
| Corner seventh and Tatnall 400 King sos
King sl2 King, s25 Market.
Claymont. Q rooms. city conveniences.
Holly Oak, rooms. city conveniences
Gordon Heights. rooms. city conveniences.
Roselle. rooms. city convencnces.
/ Cedars Z rooms. large lot.
I Road Prices Corner 10 Marshallton, rooms
, Price's Corner. rooms.
Elsmere, rooms city conveniences.
Richardson Park. Z room, city conveniences
5acre farm. State Road Station.
. acre farm, Concord Pike.
so acres near Yeatman Station.
Montrose, bungalow. rooms; city con-
vcniences.
Call at onice for particulars and addi.
tional list.
O. G. GOODEN,
NO. W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate Mortgages and Insurance
BOTH PHONES.
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II URNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
II man; heat. bath and phone No Dos
shipley St. fob23.1m.
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PERSONAL
LICENsE APpLICArI0NS.

NJ OrICE-t, JOHN pERZANowsKI THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house stu
ated az y. w. Cor. Front and jefferson
streets, in the Third ward. OF the
city OF Wilmington county OF
NgN Castle and State oi Delaware. IN com.
piance with the requirements of the Acts of
the General Assembly, In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that 1
shalt apply IN writing 20 the Court Of Gen.
cral Sessions of the State Of Delaware. in
and for New Castle county on Monday.
the fourth day Of May. A. ID. 1914. being
the next term OF said court for a hconse
for said house as an inn or tavern for IN,
sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors In les,
quantities than one quart. TO be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable citi.
zcns Of said ward at least twelve Of whom,
are substantial freeholders of said ward
recommend tho said application. viz.
John T.. Schweizer, George m Crockett
Michael Hausch, John g. foote
Thomas Reese. Frank Dusyenskf
Ihos. r. McEvily, Thomas J. Mctiodrick.
John J. McGoldrlcki Marion Olcwinsk
James Monaghan, Joseph j. Or1cchowski,
Edward G. Robbins, Jr. Geo. r. Anderson
n. Abhergcr William G. ualgna,
p. A. higgins, Nicholas p. Davis,
John I Dolnn Jacob Ostro
Maryan Wicrzb0wski Frank Field
Daniel r. Haughey. Teofl Osowski
Charles Demcl Thomas Duny.
HIS Frank Banach.
Wolf Cohen,
Mark
marii'st. JOHN PERzANowsKI.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

T7rTNfsaE6o ROOM FOR RENT. Apply
II No. els Washington St. marii-eod I'm.
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NJ OTICE no MORTGAGE INVESTORS
~ We have 10 offer at this time several
good per cent. mortgages In aomunts from
5000 TO $4,000. Charles w. Goodng
Eighth and Jefferson SITS. mar13-2t.
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n ICELy FURNISHED ROOM 18th PRI.
~ vate family Heat
marli-6t. COS W. FOURTH ST.
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NOTICES

NJ OTlCE-I have purchased the cigar and
~ candy business OF Frank j. Moore, at
the S w. Corner OF Eighth and Madison
streets, taking possession on March TO- 1914.
mnr12-1Ot ALBERT II. TIMMS.
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Il OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS PROM
II 81. 25 up. No. i0i West Front st
feb21 ood-1m
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.
SITUATION WANTED, FEMALE

Al ANTFD-POsITION AS PRACTICAL
w nurse or care for invalid. Cali or
address. so. COS Washington 81. morli,lIle
Nr mDLE AGED LADY WISHES POSI-
MI tion as housekeeper in small family.
No. $40 Spruce ST. mari3.2t'
NJ ANTED-4PLACE or A DAIRY FARM.
w Married man Good dry milker. Ref
ercncot Call ID. a A. Phone, 5592D.
marit-3t.
" ANTED-YOUNG LADY OF CONsID.
w eral experience desires position 81
clerk Or Office work. Also stonogrNphor.
Reasonable salary Address Ala. this
oafce ianSo.u.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

- III
IL INC to work for it. call and see W. O..
Wileon. 10. III West Second ST. or NO.
e15 w. Tenth St. mnflo''t'
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FOR REN1.

Il or REzNN1Tf@oN THE SOUTH SIDE. 4
Il large yard and office. Also six horse
stable. VII rent separate or together.
Frazer 8 Co. 100 King ST. marll-t.t ST.
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mTOO WEEKLY PROFIT IL SPARE
KItI(I time at home. Mail order bust
ness Don't worry about capital Boyd il.
Brown. Omaha Nehr. marl4-lt'
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Il OR RENT-sECOND FLOOR FRONT
n room, furnished or unfurnishcd at No
9lo w Eighth -. marld-12t.
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w ANrFD-NAafEs AND ADDRESSES
w by mail order houses; big pay home
work. Information for stamp. Direct Ap
peal CO.. Plymouth, Ind. marl4-lt
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PRIYATE SALE.

---~-s--s-,~->--------~--,~-
ID RIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i Furniture. Apply at No. 700 Jack.
son street. mari2'at.
~ OR sALE-ENAMEL Red. LEATHER
II couch and crib. No. $40 West seventh
st. mar13-3t!
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SANITARY WORKERS

--------~s~---~--->--
M X. KELTFR-SANITARY ODOR-
NJ LESS EXCAVATING.
Onice, S W. Corner Fourth and West sts
oct21-u.
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y
II No. 6ls Washington St. marii-eod- I'm.
II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
II man; heat, bath and phone. No. Dos
shipley ST. fob23.im.
n ICEIy FURNISHED ROOM 18th PRI.
marii.et COS W. FOURTH ST.
II OR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS FROM
- 20 up. No. iOi West Front st.
II OR RENT-sECOND FLOOR FRONT
9l0 W. Eighth 81. marld.12t.
II URNlsHED FRONT ROOM FOR RENT
II for gentleman. No. 1891 Clayton street
mariO.12,f4.
NJ NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room for ladies or husband and
wife. Use Of telephone. Apply No. s3l
Tatnali St. feba7tf
Il OR RENT-N1cE1Y FURNIsHFD
II rooms for gentlemen. All modern
convcnionces. Reasonable terms Apply
No. l-lV Mesl ~ marl3-lm.
Il NTIRE SECOND FLOOR. THREE
~ rooms and bath, unfurnished, $40 a
month. Immediate possession vicinity
Sixth street, near Jefferson. Address R.53,
inls ONCE. mar12.3t.
NOOMS WANTED.
Il uRN1SHED ROOM WANTED; PRI.
~ vate family. near Boulevard. Address
W-2s Evening journal ONCE. mar13.3t.
BOARDERS WANTED
WANTED - BOARDERs WANTED.
w Also table boarders reasonable.
mara-2wks NO. 1926 MARKET ST.
---------------------- -
UPHOLSTERING
IL URNITURE E.UPHOLsTERED. GAR.
II pets altered and laid. Linoleum and
suade work. Phone for estimate. Philip
Phone. d93lD. febie.lm.
PRIVATE SALE.
ID RIvATE SALE or HOUSEHOLD
i Furniture. Apply at No. 700 Jack
son street marl2'st'
II OR sALE-ENAMEL BED. LEATHER
~ couch and crib.1 No. $40 West seventh
81 marl6-3t.
PERSONAL
--~-~-------~------->-------
I ADY, Is. WORTH $4,000, WOULD
~ marry. Address H., Box 35, League,
Toledo ONO. marl4lt
~ ENTLEMAN, so. WORTH $4,000,
VI would marry. Address e. Box 35.
Loague, Toledo Ohio. mar14.1t.
NJ AIRY - HUNDREDS WEALTHY
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~ ARR1FD MAN WANTED on OR BE
NI fore April J. as first farmer 20
acrcsi small dairy, new tenant house
rood privileges. near school Address
N-20. Evening journal Office. mariol2li.
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Charles W. Goodinq;

EIGHTH AND JEFFERSON.
d. and A.. Phone 4743.
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II URNfSHED FRONT ROOM FOR RENT
II for gentleman No. 1891 Clayton street.
mariO.12,14.
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ROOMS WANTED.
UPHOLSTERING

II URNITURE UPHOLSTERED. CAR.
IT pets altered and laid Lnoleum and
snade work. Phone for estimate. Philip
i. Conway & Co, No. 916 Shipley street
Phone fo3iD. febis.1m.
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Sugar City Trading Co.

The Sugar City Trading comapny.
located at Sugar City. is one Of
Crowley county's newest business
firms having been established only
about four months, but the proprie-
tors, Messrs. ]. O'Counell apd Theo-
dore Vashus, are successful business
men and have been active in businex:
affairs in eastern Colorado for a
number of years. With their exper-
ience they are having rapidly
growing trade. The company being
located in one of the livest towns of
the valley sees great future and
plans are now being made to enlarge
their business and move into larger
quarters. The business carried on by
this company extends thirty-five
miles north and fully as far east, as
well as to the south and west of
sugar City.
This company handles everything
most. which includes coal. flour. feed.
hay in every manner, farm products
of every description. farming imple-
ments and stockmen's supplies, and is
the distributing agent for "Gem of
Otero" flour for this section of the
county.
Mr.. Vashus has resided in the
county since 1905 but was located
south of the river prior to that time.
He d . business man of great ability
and has prospered in business affairs.
Mr.. Connell has been a resident of
Crowley county for thirteen years
and was connected with the National
Sugar company up until few
months ago. Prior to that time for
thirteen years he was with the Haver-
meyers IN the sugar manufacturing
business and is a man of wide ex-
perienee. The Sugar City Trading
Company with these two men at
the helm Is bound to be winner.
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Possibly there is no section of
country anywhere on earth that will
grow everything, but Crowley coun-
ty comes as near it as any other one
county on earth, and while it is ia
nous for the delicious pink meat
cantaloupes grown here. the excel
lent quality and large quantity of al
falfa and sugar beets and favorably
known as producer of many other
crops, it bids fair to become famous
as horticultural county.
The Burrel Seed Company of
Rocky Ford has forty acre cherry
orchard north of Ordway outside of
the irrigated section which is be-
coming known far and wide for the
growth it has made since the trees
were set out two years ago. The
orchard is as fine as any two year
old orchard could possibly be. 1t is
true the trees are not growing solely
from the natural rainfall but the
amount of irrigation necessary is
small in comparison to those in many
sections. What irrigation there is is
from shallow wells. The company
has put down few small wells,
striking water at about twelve feet.
These wells are connected with a
siphon and the water is conducted to
another and larger well, and from
this it is carried to the land. 1t is
said that the Burrell company will
put out another orchard along side
this one, of forty acres.
The efforts of the Burrell Seed
company has induced number Of
farmers in that vicinity to put out
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02

His pastorates in Colorado have been
at Lyons. Harkness Heights in Den
yer. and Ordway where he has been
pastor since September 1912
Mr.. Barker was married in 1901 to
Martha R. Steele teacher in the
public schools of Latrobe. her native
town. In the ministers family are
;hree sons aged eight. five and three.
/ Rev. Barker is a man much admired
by his aequaintanees throughout Ord
way and vicinity and his personality
has won for him many friends. He
likes to come in contact with the
man in business, either in town or on
the farm. Rev. Barker is a most loyal
citizen OF Crowley county and good
worker for any cause (which will ad-
vance the community.
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Main street used until recently as a
restaurant, For two or three yeas
services were held irregularly by
ministers of various denominations.
In the year 1898 the Methodist Ep;s-
copal church was organized as a part
of circuit extending from ShseiIm
lake on the east to Fowler on the
west. and services have been rim
tanned steadily by that denomination
for the past twenty years.
During these early years the
chureh's constituency comprised
Presbyterians, Baptists, Congrega-
tionalists, Quakers and Methodists
OF the original members Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Roberts. Mrs. H. NJ. Rob
crts and Mrs, Ernest Bigford still
reside in Ordway and have main
tanned continuous relation to the
church during its entire history. MIR.
and Mrs II. l. Olmstead- who have
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02

recently removed to California are
charter members and still hold their
membership here.
In 1893 the first church. now par.
OF the building occupied by the ORR
way Hardware and Furniture com.
pany, was dedicated. Here the con-
sregation worshiped until ten years
ago when the present church build
was erected,
The building of new parsonage
was begun on lots adjacent to the
church on November 10th of the pres.
ent year; it will be ready for eeeu-
pancy early in the new year. Ths
building is an eight-room bungalow
modern in every particular.
The church has observed the ira.
ditious OF Mc,hodism by maintaining
regular services through adversely
. As we'll as prosperity. and has eSper,
fenced a steady growth. Recently il
has been testified by one who ha.
been resident of the town from it.
earliest day and member of tn.
church from its beginning. that tn,
church has never before been 81
prosperous as now.
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terial for this Agricultural edi-
ton, if he would not like to have
his picture in the paper, his mod
esty prevented reply but when
he turned to walk away the pic
ture was taken and appears on
this page without his knowledge.
The editor Of paper is too Of
ten forgotten on such occasions
as this. 1t would not be fair for
this splendid Agricultural edition
of Crowley county to go to press
without a mention of the editor
and publisher who is behind it.
Mr.. Johnson publishes splendid
paper and is a pusher for Ordway
|1nd Crowley county. You who
have your beautiful ranches and
you in town who have your grow
ing business, which takes up your
time and thoughts. can scarcely
realize what constant influence.
the editor of your paper is throw
ing out to you and your neighbor.
your county and state and coun-
try. This is taking in big ter
ritory but your editor and the pa
per he so creditably gets out ev-
cry week is your representative to
the, outside world. Without 1t,
little would be known of your fine
little city and your big agricul-
tural district surrounding it.
You readers of the New Era
are the progressive citizens and
the builders of your opportunities,
but your editor is no small factor
by any means. 1t is he who ex-
presses to others the things that
help to bring forth the rich out
come of your harvests, whatever
they might be. He is help to
you in keeping up with the fore
most news that is of interest to
you, the current events of the day
which every one must know. No
man can afford to let a week go
by without being well versed on
current topics of the day, politi-
cal or otherwise. He may not
have the time to read the various
topics in detail but his editor, who
publishes the country weekly.
summarizes the thing worth
while, cuts out everything that
isn't worth the while.
No community can be a grow
ing. prosperous one and not care
what that community is doing.
No one realizes that better than
the editor of a newspaper. He
feels the pulse of life of his town
or city and it is his business to
know the communication between
that city and its people. and then
to give it to bis readers through
the press.
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place he graduated in 1899. He then
taught in the high school in Latrobe.
Pa. for three years. In the year 1908
he graduated from Grove City college
at Grove City. Pennsylvania with the
degree A. B. and three years ter from
Drew Theological Seminary. Madison,
New Jersey. receiving the degree
Bachelor of Divinity. During his
course at the Seminary he supplied
student charges on Long Island. He
joined the Pittsburg Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church in
1906 and after pastorate of two
years in the city of Pittsburg trans
ferred to the Colorado Conference.
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ern Canada and through the United
States but he states that in all his
travels and ministry he has never met
people more energetic than are the
leople he has come in contact with
since coming to Crowley county. His
congregation is most loyal one to
the church and their pastor and
through their united efforts have done
some splendid work and in the past
seven years they have built the new
church and a parsonage of nine rooms
and have paid off the bulk of the in
debtedne.. which the building creat-
ed.
Since Rev. Nuffer came to Ordway
he has had the women Of the church
organize Woman's Missionary So
ciety, has organized Mission Band
of boys and girls. 4 young peoples
society and has aided in building the
Sunday school until it now has an at
enhance of over $50.
Pew. Nuffer is a most optimistic
man. He sees ., great future for
Crowley county in every way and is
ev.y ready to give this wonderful
agricultural district boost by 4 good
word. His congregation is composed
mostly of agrieulturists and he 10
greatly interested in that biggest Of
all industries himself. He has fam
lily Of four children, two of whom
are attending school at La Junta this
winter and two children at home. one
of whom is yet too young to attend
S. hool.
Rev. Nuffer came to ordway from
Emporia, Kans. He was married in
that state twenty-five years ago. but
many of his friends look with consid-
cradle surprise when they know that
he has been married for twenty-five
years and in the ministry like num-
Der OF years for. his excellent health
has kept him young man in appear
ancc' as we'll as in activity. He is a
minister of considerable ability and is
| able to deliver his sermons in both
the English and German language.
and deliver ono sermon each week in
the German tongue.
Rev. Nuffer stands in high esteem
not only with his own Congregation
but with all who know him, and he
is a man of wide acquaintance
Throughout the county.
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Ordway's Catholic Church and Pastor

the church and parsonage are located
take in two-thirds of block in area.
Father Rank came to Colorado a
number of years ago and was at the
point of death at the time he arrived
but the climate so agreed with him
that he was soon in active church
work and has been administering to
his people ever since.
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Rev. P. G. Nuffer

Rev, P. c. Nuffer, pastor of the
Evangelical church OF Ordway. is
serving his second year as pastor of
this church. but he has spent twenty
years in the ministry. Rev. Nuffer
has been quite a traveller and is a
mos, interesting parsonage. He has
spent considerable time in Northwest
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02

Charles Cotton rented 3s acres of
land one season for cantaloupes, pay
ing one-fifth the crop for rent. The
rental that season amounted to $3.50
per acre How's that.
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02

The accompanying view is that OF
ST. Peters church of Ordway. It was
built here in 1906. When the mem
bers of the Catholic church in this
vicinity asked for mission in Ord
way they likewise asked for Father
Michael Rank. He came and has
been pastor OF that church since that
time, The church grounds on which
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02
Burren Has Fine Cherry Orchard
From Underaow irrigation Water

orchards of smaller size and their
success in getting the trees is re-
markable, the most of them using no
irrigation water at all.
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02

From the earliest history OF the
town religious services have been
maintained in Ordway. first in the
school house located on the site OF
the present school building, later in
small room on the east side OF
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02
Rev. Oliver E. Barker

Without doubt the farm is the
producer OF everything. even to
preachers. How true. dust thou art
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Fall ploving saved the day last sea-
son for me, states E. E. Hosler, one
Of the pioneer cantaloupe growers.
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and to dust thou shalt return The
soil produced Rev. Oliver E. Barker.
the pastor OF the Methodist Episeo-
pal church of Ordway and while he
May never have been 4 railsplitter ii
Shcigth is an asset he could have nj
vailed the famous Lincoln. Yes Rev.
Mr.. Barker was reared on farm and
attended the rural schools in which
he afterwards taught several terms
attending at intervals an academy at
Feedonia in his native county, tha, of
Mercer. in Pennsylvania. from which
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upper-suGAR CITY HIGH school
Ordway, Sugar City and Olney
Springs each have excellent pub
lie schools as have the rural dis
tricts of the county. The school
buildings are large and modern
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The Editor
BY Mrs. L. 1. Gif6n.

By Mrs. L. l. Giffin.
When Mr.. Johnson, publisher
of the New Era. was asked by the
Mr.. Giffn who prepared the ma
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02

). Lower-oRDwAY HIGH SCHOOL
and pupils are given the very best
of instruction. The rural school
buildings are better than the aver
age in farming communities
which can be seen by drive over
the county.
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02
Ordway Hardware
and Furniture Co,

The Ordway Hardware and
Furniture company is one of Ord
ways splendid business establish
ments. The company was organ
ized and incorporated here eight
years ago and is on a solid foun-
dation. w. S. Steen is the presi-
dent and manager OF the company
and gives the business his direct
attention. Prior to coming to
Ordway Mr.. Steen was located in
La Junta-
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02

Far.ners of Crowley county
have rural mail delivery service
which reaches practically every
ranch home in the irrigated dis
trict. This mail service with the
benefit of the parcel post aids
them to better enjoy their abund-
ance at harvest time.
The Ordway new era., 1914-01-02

Ordway has sewer system
which was installed less than a
year ago. This tends to make the
town mode modern and residences
all over the town are connecting
with this sewer and putting in
modern home appliances, and
many of the homes already have
things as up-to-date as have those
in the larger cities.