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civil service bill 10 the Colorado leais
lature but II failed Of passage. HI
also Introduced and earnestly sup
ported bill for . uniform system Of
school books 10 Colorado. He intro
duced and supported sn eight hour
lsv and for his support Of this and
other labor legislation, be was highly
commsndsd BY the labor unions Of
the stats snd vas placed on the honor
roll by their committee. He also was
endorsed By the Deover Credentials
sssociatioo snd their equalization fos
his support Of legislation affecting
the busIness iotsrests Of the state.
His knowledge OF Irrigation laws
practical farming and irrigation and
stock raising stood him veil 10 hand
10 all matters affecting she irrigation
and farming interests OF the state.
Mr. Mclean has been struog sup
porter Of the good rosds movement
in the state and 10 10 favor Of the na-
tional government sppropriatinR mon.
ey for interstate Highways. He is not
40 orator but he demonstrated 10 bis
legislative experience that he 10 .
strong debater and one of the best
pssliamentsriaos in the state. In
1895 be married Miss Sadie McDou-
aid. daughter Of pioneer settler OF
Prowers county and has two dauRb-
tera, one aged II and one ~. He 10 .
32nd degree Mason. Koight Templar
and Shriner and member Of the
Woodmen OF the World.
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not 10 this congressional district.
Keatina does not pay taxes 10 this
district. Mclean 10 heavy tax pay.
or. Nov who do the tax payess Of
the Arkansas valley want TO repre-
sent them.
Neil AcLeao 10 tho kind Of man
ws want for congress. Such man q
he Will vote for and work for those
things which will bs 70 che greatest
interest Of the greatest number IN the
agricultural and stock raising com-
munities.
In 1898 when be 40 nounced his can.
didscy for the legislature he was 0p.
posed By the entire Equalization Of
his couoty and district; but after .
spirited campsisn he busted the ma
chine and carried bis county over two
TO one and his legislative district al
most unanimously. In 1890 be wss
senomiosted and reelected. serving
10 the 18th and 18th general assem-
blies.
Mr. Mclean introduced the nrst
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Neal N. Mclean

Here's picture Of the man the
voters Of the third congressional dis
trict propose TO send TO the great con.
gress Of the United States TO take The
place OF the present NON RESI-.
DENT candidate, Edward KestiuR.
Mclean lives in this district. He
has lived here for q years. Keating
lives 10 Denver. Has lived In Den.
yer for several years-aod Denver 10
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The young mems class OF the Christ
Ian church entertained the young
ladies class on Friday night Of last
week In u unique way. They carried
out q play 10 which young men took
all the feminine parts. This wss q
surprise To the young ladies - was
also tile fact that the boys took boxes
tilied With good things to eat. These
boxes we're sold TO the girls for pins,
. hair pin counting as two ordinary
pins.
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Notice Of General Election
STATE OF coLoRADol

County OF CROWLEY.
Pursuant tn the provisions Of Section
fvsnty-onet2 t21) Of Chapter Thirty-four
(Sl) Of the General Statutss Of 1883 Of
The State Of Colorado, being The same
q Section zllA Revised Statutes Of
Colorado 1908. eoties = hereby given
that . General Elsction will b held IN
he several wards md voting prscinets
b said County Of Crowley in the State
Aforesaid, On Tuesday, ~ Third day Of
November. A. D. 1914, for the election
Of the following ofliesfs, to-wit:
One United States Senator.
One Representative In the XIV Con.
gress Of the United States for the
Third Congrsssional District.
One Judge Of the Supreme Court for
the State Of Colorado for the term
Of Ten Years.
One Governor Of the Stats Of Colorado.
One Lieutsnant Govsrnor Of the State
Of COLORADO.
One Secretary Of State.
One Auditor Of State.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One superintendent Of Public Instrue-
ton. >.
Two Regents Of the University Of Colo
rad0. T.
One Regent Of the University Of Colo
tado to all vacancy csnsed by death
Of William n. Bryant.
Two Members Of The House Of Repre-
sentatiyes,, 70 represent the eoun-
ties Of Otero and Crowley in the
Twentieth General Assembly, to
succeed Hon. Orlando w. West.
One County Clerk and Recorder.
One County Sheriff.
One County Treasurer.
One County Assessor.
One County Superintendent Of Schools.
One County Commissioner First Com
missioner's district.
Two Justices Of the Peace in each Jus
tice Precinct.
Two Constables in each Justice Precinct.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have
hereunto set my hand and Official seal
at Ordway, Colo, this l4th day Of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1914.
IRA B. COY,
lsEAL.] County Clerk.
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G. F. Richardson

To be the unanimous choice Of the
nominating Assembly Of the Repub-
lican party for the high ONCE of coun-
" superintendent Of schools 10 an
honor which appreciate very much.
and II devotves on the rank and die OF
that great party TO elect me.
County superintendent are quite
generally elected by the people.
The ONCE calls for an incumbent
who can give all his time aud energy
to the work.
The salary and fees are nxed by
law.
The county superintendent is an et-
ncient medium whereby the state su-
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Dies S,,ddenly

Mrs J. T. Mundell died suddenly at
her home west Of Ordwsy, 10 the
Numa district, 1t shout O'Clock
Thursday morning Of this week. She
had not been III, but awoke . short
time before she died and faint sound
she made awakened one OF the daugh.
tsrs. Mr.. Mundell soon awoke but
bsfors aid Of any kidd could be given
her she had passed away.
The funeral services will b held
this Friday morning At 10 o'clock,
probably from the Evsogelical church.
but dennite arrangements bad not
been made whom the New Era went
70 press.
Mrs. Mundell leaves four daughters
and three sons. besides her husband.
The SIMS are Roy. Lloyd and Boyd,
the former living on his ranch forty
miles north Of Ordway. The dsugh.
tsrs are Vsda who attends school 10
Ordvay. Lucy attending school In
Greeley, Mrs. Frank Miller who lives
vest Of the Numa district and Mrs.
Van der Schou. wife OF DR.. Van der
Schou OF Fowler.
Mr.. Miller and two Of the sons,
Lloyd and Boyd had left the day be-
fore her death for Roy's ranch. They
we're sent for and returned Thursday
Afternoon. Miss Lucy arrived home
the same evening from Greeley.
=
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A party was given At the Lancaster
home ON Tuesday night Of last week
10 honor OF Miss Ethel Wyco6 It
wss . surprise affair, farewell. as
she vas 70 leave the next day for her
hOme 10 Pueblo. Tho evening Wss
delightfully."- spent by large number
Of guests. and refreshmens were
served adding 70 the pleasure OF the
event.
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Grange Meets Nov. 6

There will be special meeting Of
the Numa grange Friday evening.
November 8, at which time the ques-
tlon Of . permanent change 10 the
meeting night will be discussed. 1t
10 proposed to change the date from
Saturday evening TO Friday evening.
The meeting will be held at the
Numa school house and all Grangers
are urged 70 be present.
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Evangelical Church

There IL 70 be German service At
0 .. N. AT 10 .. m. the Sunday School
Rally Day 10 " be observed, taking in
the entire morning service.
Al 3 p. m. the Mission band will
hold their meeting.
At $50 Young Peoples meeting.
1850. Gospel services.
Prayer meeting and choir practice
st the usual hour.
A hearty welcome 10 extended Ia
these services.
P. G. EUFFER, Pastor.
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Opens New Seore

". B. Swinney has moved here from
Pueblo and has put In stock of dry
goods and ootious in the building just
north of the Bere0do Intel. He has
overhauled the interior OF the build
ing and Ia getting his stock 10 shape,
the shelving already having been
dlled.
Mrs. Swinney and three year old
babe came with him and they have
gone 70 housekeeping.
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perintendent gets ID touch with the
needs OF the schools.
He organizes and supervises the
normal Institutes and 10 potent fac.
tor 10 elevatinG the standard Of the
county associstiosa.
The once calls for wide range Of
experisnce; and 10 10 often dimcult 70
nnd men quslided U all the once. =.
He largely innusnces she work OF
the county schools. The door 70 chs
school room often needs guardIng-
here he steps 10 ~ the ffiend OF the
children.
II should be = professional position
demanding time, patience. skill and
sympathy. II has clerical duttes de-
mandtng care aud accuracy 10 prepar-
ing the school statistics for the state
department. of public instruction.
The county superintendent has IN
excellent opportunity to expand the
educational facilities Of the cousty
seat-to build for an educational CEN
Tor. To make the. couuty seat town
household word.
Some schools need more help thaa
Others. He may attend afternoon
meetings OF the women OF = district
and discuss the needs Of their school.
He may hold evening meetings and
stir up the community TO educational
activity. He may have an educational
department. 10 the county papers 70
discuss needed Improvements and. to
interest the children 10 sOmething
outside of the text books.
l believe, II trusted with the re-
sponsibility of this position, by using
the public press, by public address, BY
private conference, BY sympathetic
visitations and looking after the
three-fold nature of the child's' life,
the physical, the moral and the men,
tai. you will dud rich reward In the
general interest and advance Of the
schools Of Crowley county.
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Wm. Edgsf vent 70 Kansas City
the lstter part OF last week on busi-
nsss and 70 visit for few days with
George, bis 500. who 10 taking course
10 the Kassas City School Of Phsrma-
oy. He will be away for about ten
days. returning BY way Of Denver
where he viii spend few days. His
trip u mainly vacation outing. the
ilrst be has had for several months.
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Mrs. Florence Allen and little
daughter. Bertrick, Of Middleberry,
Vermont, who accompanied Mrs. G. HI.
Bowers home when she returned u
few days ago from visit 10 the east
10 very much pleased With the climate
of this part Of the country. Mrs. Bow.
ers and Mrs. Allen have knOwn each
other since girlhoOd.
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The Misses Ljnds and Belle Gala
van and Marie and Marian Bass have
issued Invitation TO . Halloween
party to be given at the Bass home.
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e. B. Strickland. member Of the
drm Of Byars & Strickland, and the
manager Of the tirm which recently
bought the Todd merchandise estab-
lishment. bas rented the Hanks prop
erty iu the east part Of town. Mrs.
Strickland is in Kansas City at the
present time but expects to come
within short time and they viii
make Ordwsy their permanent home.
Mr.. Strickland is very much pleased
With Ordway and delighted with hav-
ing located here. He is making many
improvements In his stOre.
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A dance was given last Saturday
evening at the r. B. Sharp home near
Fprder. 10 honor OF their niece. Miss
Esther Stentz. Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. L.
Fenton and the Misses Dean of Ord.
way, were guests.
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The monthly meeting Of the ". @.
+. o. vas held 10 the Methodist
church Tuesday. After = business
session an interestsng program was
conducted BY Mrs. d. @. Roberts.
There were nineteen ladies present
The union will join the ministers OF
the town 10 the preparation Of q tenn
perance rally Sunday evening, No.
vember l.
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Learys Have Sale

Leary Brothers & TO-, advertising .
big sale. their annual BED Tag sale,
which commenced yesterday morn
ing. 1t will last for nine days, up to
and including Saturday evening Of
next week. Read their nd. 10 this
issue Of the paper.
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John Msnos, who. uas With the Cash
Drug compaoy during the past sum.
mel, bss returned and hos sgain tax
en- up his work there. where he Win
Be permanently located, having charge
OF the fountais department.
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Sell your baled alfalfa to Tiede mani
Statement

Statement
OF the ownership. management. circulation.
etc.. required by the Act of August ~. 1912, Of
The Ordway New Era, published weekly at
Ordway, Colorado:
NAME or
Editor, L. I. CHM. Ordway. Colo.
Managing Editor. L. l. Gidin. Ordway. Colo.
Business Manager. L. l. CHM, Ordway. Colo.
Publisher. The ordway New Era PUBLISH
Ing Co.
Owners: L. I. CHM and Nina B. Gifiin. each
holding per cent or more Of the stock.
Known -bondholders. mortgages and other
security holders, holding per cent or more Of
total amount of bonds. mortgages. or other 80.
curities: 49,
The First National Bank. ordway. Colorado
L. 1. GIFFIN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this .22nd
day Of October. 1914.
HELEN A. DAVENPORT.
(SeaIl Notary Public,
Ny Commission expires March 80. 1918.
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Marriage Licenses

Licenses to we'd have been Issued
By the county clerk. Ira B. Coy. Of
recent date - follows:
Adsn Roth 20 Katie Keller, Ord
way, Ootober Q.
J. =. Msass 70 Matte Mitchell,
Ordway. October ~.
: Jonsthsn PeltOo 70 Lena Elkins,
Ordwsy. October 10.
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Friday. Oct. %. 1914

Cards Of Thanks. Resolutions Of Re
spsct and Obituaries, 5 cents per line.
Church. lodge aod other society and
Organization notices, where an ad-
mission 10 charged or money 10 TO be
derived. 5 cents per line.
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Mrs. Murray Lewis. who has been
visiting ~ tho home OF her mother.
Mrs. O. y. Davenport. will leave Sun
day for her home 10 Oakland, Calf.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Conwell Of
Oneida, Kans.. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. e. P. johnson and
family. They are enroute home after
visit with 500 10 Tucumc ari, New
Mex.
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Mr.. sndl Mrs. J. H. Leary ". Of
Westcline are visiting in the home Of
their 500. Mayor Lesry. They expect
70 spend several weeks hers.
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Paul Fountain who has bee6 sici
with typhoid fever for some time, II
slowly improving 10 health. He Il
able to sit up part Of the time. 81
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Invitations are to be Issued BY d
Two-Y. B. CLUB 20 q Halloween part
on Friday night. October 80.
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Ooc,apies n i3ssne

Ooenpiss ~ elne
D.:J. Edmoodson ~ nsoysd TO his
new home 10 the west para Of town.
The house was only recSstly eomplet-
ed. and 10 ooe OF the several very At
tractivs nes cottages srected, during
the pasG few mOoths.
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The city has decided to buy 400
feet Of S-inch sewer pipe to extend
the outlet from the septic tank.
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We can save you money and iuel
on Heating Stoves and Ranges. The
OrdWay Trading Co.
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Cleaning and Pressing

Chas. Garrett wants your cleaning.
pressing. hat blocking and other such
work. He Is located opposite South
park on Second street His phone Is
l43l; call him and be will call for and
deliver work.
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have for sale some splendid wheat
for fall seeding. Last December's
sowing yielded AZ bushels per acre.
Chas. Schroeder.
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Let Tiedemann figure on your lum
ber bill.
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Bunaalow Near Co,nples;on

H.C. Tiedemsnn's new bungalow on
North Main street 10 nearing compile
tion. The frame work 10 up and the
roof h ready for the shingles. Mr..
Tfedemsnn hopes to have it ready for
occupancy esrlv 10 December.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-23

Full lios of Aen's and Boys suit
at Bysrs q Stricklands.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-23

The society will nerve dinner and
supper on election day In the Arm
DRY.
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ses6 Yale motorcycle for $50. See
McNulty.
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Have you seen the Ladies' and Misc
@ coats at Byars 4 StrIcklsod's? An
other peW lot this week. 4
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Cantaloupe Shipments

Following are the csotaloupe ship
ments NJ reported BY. W. W. Spivy,
agent here for the Missouri Pacific
Railway company:
OcdWsy including Numa and
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Do,ou know Tiedsmann sells COLI
iceP Z
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Triples Bonn

Triplets, three girls. were born .
few days ago to M. and Mrs. Dan
watkins Of Olney Springs. They
lived but short time.
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Let ua have your order for Crystal
nour. Every sack guaranteed. The
Ofdwsy Trading Co.
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Ladies' bleached union suits 72
kinda st 4sc EARNEST ~
Byars q Strickland.
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Chas. Hale aud Miss Bertha NAT
thews, both Of Olney Springs, secured
licsnse and were married in Pueblo
Tuesday of this week.
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Watch the Saturday sales At F. e,
MeKeeby Drug Co., Olney Springs. !,
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We want your oats. See u. Ths
Ordway Trading Ct.
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Coal buckets, stove boards, shovels,
poksrs, stove pipe. everything for .
stove. 4,
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Mrs. Can6eld Dead

Mrs Melissa Ann Garfield died st
hss home In this city on Saturday. .Oc-
tober II after . brief illness. She
was nearing her seventy. first birth
day. having been born March 13, 1874,
tn New York. A short funeral ser
vice was held st the home Sunday af.
teruoon conducted BY Rev. P. G. Nuf.
fer, pastor Of the Evangelical church.
The remains were taken that even.
Ing to Kansas. where she formerly re-
sided and interment made Monday Of
this week.
Mrs. Candeld was the mother Of
several children, Arthur, Cora and
Herbert Goodell, BY her nrst husband
Hollis N. Goodell. who died 10 1854.
Ernest and Alice Canaeld, her otbeI
two children. servive her. but Mr..
Canneld died 10 1907.
Mrs. Can't WAS member Of The
Methodist church. having identified
herself with that church when 81
years OF aye. She vas . lovsble moth
or and wife and loved b. all who knew
her.
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Price the John B. stetson Hats st
Byxrs d Strickland's.
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Best and heaviest outing flannels q
Bvars q Striekland's.
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Cotton seed nut cake for sale BY
Tiedemann.-lO-tf
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Is The John Hanna residence 10 COM
pietsd and ready for occupancy.
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Get line on your winter supply Of
coal. See Tiedemsnn.
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Sell your o.led alfalfa 70 Tledem.nn
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Rubber stamps. Get them at the
New Era ofiice.
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Ree;stesed Woes

Following 10 tho registration Of
three Of the sotinG precincts of the
county: -
. Precinct l-5oe.
Prscipct z-663.
Precinct 3-l4O.
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Hale-Mathews

Tiedsuann buys bsled alfalfa hay.
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Sell your baled alfalfa to Tledemann
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Crowley County Republican
Ticket

Crowley County Republican
Ticket
For Representative otero and Grow
ley counties
Chas. @. Woodbridge.
Reuben @. Inge.
For County Clerk and Recorder,
Ira b. Coy.
For County Sheriff.
Thomas W. Butler.
For County Treasurer.
VIM. Broadbent.
For County Assessor.
Jesse e. Williams.
For Superintendent of Schools,
Geo. F. Richardson.
For County Surveyor,
Louis W. Walter.
For County Coroner,
William W. Grifin.
Commissioner, First District.
Fred Henderson.
JustiCc VI tuc IedCc. ITeCluCb ~
P. X. Kisher.
U. Fl. Griffith.
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct2,
A. M. Brenaman,
w. NJ. Cook.
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct 3.
H. F. Aldrich,
L. S. Fields.
For Constables. Precinct !,
Jesse McFall,
Clyde Brewer.
For ConstabIes. Precinct 2.
Dan Petit.
E. M. Sypher.
For Constables, Precinct 3,
John Taylor,
Gerald Horney.
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Nice Residence Completed

The now home OF =. p. johnson 10
duished, having been painted during
the past few days. He has made the
place one OF the moss attractive In
the city. =
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1914-03-27
Stomach HEALTH
or no Cost TO You

Very likely others have advised you
to use Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, be-
cause scores of people in this commu-
nifty believe them to be the best rem
edy ever made for dyspepsia and indi-
gestion. That is what we think, too.
because we know what they have done
for others and what they are made of.
We have so much faith in them that
we urge you to try them at our risk.
If they don't help you, they won't cost
you cent. If they don't do all that
you want them to do-if they don t
restore your stomach to health and
make your digestion easy-just tell US
and we will give back your money
without word or question
Containing pepsin and bismuth, two
of the greatest digestive aids known to
medical science, they sooth the inflamed
stomach lining, help in the secretion of
gastric juice, check heartburn and dis
tress, promote regular bowel action,
and make it possible for you to eat
whatever you like whenever you like,
with the comforting assurance that
there will be no bad after effects. We
believe them to be the best remedy
made for dyspepsia and indigestion.
Sold only at the more than 1000 Rexall
stores and in this town only at QUIZ
store. Three sizes. Csc, SOC and ST. co.
Vibber- Clifford Drug Co., kennewick.
Wash. ADV.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1914-03-27
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
March II 1Q1d

MarcQ II, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Irrigation Com
pany has adopted the same schedule
for the delivery of water under its
gravity canal during the year of
1914 as prevailed during the year
1913, and all persons desiring to
take extra water for the coming irri-
cation season should give notice be-
fore the same will be turned on.
All charges for maintenance and
extra water are payable May 1st,
1914. Further notice is given that
all delinquent charges for mainte-
nance or extra water for prior
years must be paid before April LIST
or no water will be delivered until
the same are settled.
Northern Pacific Irrigation Co.
By John J. Rudkin, Sec'y.
3:20-27
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1914-03-27
HOMES WANTED

The Washington Children's home
Society has undertaken the great
task of finding good family homes
for all of the states wholly depend
ent children. 1t has placed more
than 500 of such children in a single
year. One of its fundamental prin-
ciples is to avoid the separation OF
brothers and sisters, if possible. AS
many as six children have been
placed in one home. Recently two
brothers and one sister went into
one home, and brother and sister
together have been sent to home
near Pullman, and two sisters to a
home near ST. John.
At the Spokane Receiving Home
the society now has several sets of
brothers and sisters needing homes.
Is there any better exemplifcation
of Christian charity or service to
humanity than giving the shelter OF
your home and the personal in
f1uence of your life to these home
less waits?
Rev. M. A. Covington, superin-
tendent of the Spokane district,
with offices at 526 Hutton Block,
would be glad to receive applications
from homes willing to take such
children.