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The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

brick or brick block pavement, eight
block on B avenue between Market
street and Eighth street, and c ave.
| from Third street east to Eighth
street. "Reminiscences will be heard
July Is. The full resolution is publish
ed elsewhere in this issue of the Her
aid.
New Sewer to be Put In.
For the relief of people suffering in
the territory to be benefited, a piece
of new sewer work is ordered in third
ward in the alley between Fifth and
Sixth streets from Seventh avenue
south to make connection with the
Ninth avenue sewer. Bids will be op-
ened July 16.
New Hydrants Desired.
Following opportunities of William
s. Stump, citizen of the Third ward
resident of Seventh avenue east,
steps were taken leading toward the
establishment of two new fire hyd-
rants, south of Sexenth avenue and
east Of Eleventh street. Robert John.
son and the Marshall oil company ask
for water main extension and fire
plug at the intersection of D avenue
west and F street, the railroad right
of way. superintendent Fox of the
Water company has stated that he
will look after the necessary patron
age for the extension The matters
will be investigated by the water
committee and favorable report on
all three is anticipated.
New Side Walks Wanted.
Mrs. S. J. and Olive Ryan have ask
ed for a new side walk on south
Thirteenth street. Side walk commit
tee to investigate.
| New walks are ordered at the J. J.
| Ellsworth property on north Second
street, for the Harve Zane building
on First avenue west, occupied by
! Buckler and Robinson and the Harry
| Phinney building occupied by the Os-
kalOsa bindery; along the old Jerry
h Innerty property on the east side of
! H street south from Sixth avenue, Civ
ling an outlet to the residents living
south of the Rock Island tracks.
M. w Crozier, Doctor w. l.. Grow
der and Henry Wetherell, are ordered
| by the council to repair old brick
walks along their properties on High
avenue east in conformity with the
side walk ordinance.
Odds and Ends.
The improvement committee was
authorized to FIX up" the Market
place office and the rooms will here
after be used as a voting precinct in
stead of paying rent for accommoda-
tons.
Councilman Fansher was told to
fix the roof of the fire department
section of the municipal building so
it will not leak.
Claims were allowed ..
John Lloyd AMI Fred Loos asked
relief from flooded cellar via the sew
,er, route. E..- .e
Claire Gordon talked on the neces-
sity for additional fire protection in
Third ward.
Permission was given Rev. Meier
ran To hold street meetings Sunday
evenings between seven and eight o.
clock
Adjourned to meet Thursday even
ing Of this week.
Ready to investigate.
Touching the question OF the in
efficiency of street lamps by reason
OF being located up toe. high on poles
so that the rays areIsQbscureQ COR cut
loff, BY tangle OF iflicklas leaSad shade
trees, Manager A, H, r. Jackson OF
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24
BONDS SOLO TO
HARRIS TRUST Co.
CITY WILL ISSUE FROM $4,000
TO $4,000 WORTH.
NEW STREET PAVING ORDERED
3 and C Avenue East Are To Be I'm
proved. Additional Fire Hyd-
rants Are Wanted. New
Sewers and Side Walks.

From the thrills of an illustrated
health lecture on the life history Of
the house fly, to the study incident
to selling a small fortune in city bonds
was the route pursued by the city
council at the mid-month regular SEES
sion Monday evening. Added to that
they passed resolutions of necessity
for new pavement, three fourths of a
mile, thirteen blocks in all; steps
were taken toward the installation OF
several new fire hydrants and much
side walk improvement and repair
work was ordered.
Fly Picture Show.
First off upon assembling, the coun-
Gil members and The citizens present
were treated to a fly feast. Health
physician A. l.. Washburn had a num-
Der of lantern slides showing the
fly from the time the egg is laid up
to maturity. All of which was inter
esting and instructive. The hall was
darkened for the show, curtains were
drawn AMI lights turned off. Doctor
Washburn is waging a relentless war
upon the fly and is doing a great
work in cleaning up the city.
e City Bonds Sold.
Following the advertising for bids
for about $4,000 worth of municipal
bonds, the purpose of which is to pro-
vide funds to take up outstanding
warrants, or city paper, which is
drawing six per cent interest, the
city, through the agency of its coun-
ell Monday evening, made contract
for the disposition OF its bonds to the
Harris Trust and Savings Bank Of
Chicago through its representative,
C.. Ed. Beman of Peoples Trust and
Savings bank, Oskaloosa. City will is
sue bonds up to legal ability Should
that amount be the full $685. the
city receives per value for the bonds,
accrued interest and premium OF
$500 The bonds are to be serials
payable after ten years, one to four
thousand, interest payable seminar
nuaiiy. Both interest and bonds to be
payable at the Peoples Trust and
Savings bank in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Other bids were made by the Geo,
NJ. Beechler Company of Davenport
through their agent, l. L, Dierdorf
and by the j. r. Southerlin Company
OF Kansas City through their agent
John l.. Love. All representatives
having bids before the council were
present in person.
Nav payinu ordsrsdl n
To get something started in the d.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

EVANS. - Benjamin Evans passed
away at his home in Beacon, June q,
1915. at 1:zO p. m, aged ~ years, 3
months and days. He was born in
England, March 10, 1884, and has been
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

BOVAA.-Baby Bovaa passed away
lat the home of his parents, $40 South
b street, Sunday afternoon, June 20,
1915, when only a few hours old. A
short prayer service was held at the
home Monday morning at 1890, and
intCrment was made in Forest GENE.
terry.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

HOLTMAN.-The infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hoffman died
at the r. G. Hoffman home, els South
Market street, this morning at 7:3O
o'clock. A short prayer service was
held this afternoon at five o'clock,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

rection Of paving, resolution of nee
essity was adopted for concrete base,
brick or brick block pavement, eight
block on B avenue between Market
street and Eighth street, and C ave.
from Third street east to Eighth
street "Reminiscences will be heard
July 10. The full resolution is publish
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

For Riding on Sidewalk.
Twenty-Five dollars and costs was
paid by J. Kooger of University Park
for riding a motorcycle on sidewalks
along Seventh avenue east.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

and interment was made in Forest
cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Willard H. Colt, New Sharon. .27
3O14 and
Isabelle Stephen, New Sharon. .27
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

FORaYTH-Mrs. Sarah Forsyth,
widow of the late Thompson Forsyth,
died this Wednesday morning, June
%, 1915, about II o'clock, at her
home, No. 1874 Ninth avenue east, of
old age. Funeral announcements lat
e..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24
Ready to Investigate,

Touching the question of the in
efficiency of street lamps by reason
of being located up toe. high on poles
so that the rays aresQbscureQsQr cut
of BY a tangle Of iiliclElas leafed shade
rees. Manager A. H. r. jackson OF
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24
New Sewer to be Put In.

For the relief of people suffering in
the territory to be benefited, a piece
of new sewer work is ordered in third
ward in the alley between Fifth and
Sixth streets from Seventh avenue
south to make connection with the
Ninth avenue sewer. Bids will be OPP
ened July 16.
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Ienisteiten Gus Sonia!

Ser 8eraibmeinnitt aorten-alu
betIammelt iid Gieiitag ben 5. 9f.
tober BEL 6ral s. alumb, 844 =
Is straBe
Graulein @lice 9rinfman bon Ql'
tus CALEDONIA. lit aui mehrluohent.
liden 8elu6 bei ibren 8erDun0ter
in 0es Mloines eingetroifen.
5hon manher jiuge ebemom II
gt4porrlt moroen, ia Den @aits hliili
mic 5ll bergeiIen, Dem es fonttte 10
uorfommen. DAB bic uno 0a er
maadm1l a.. lp1tcr Nadtitunoe mad
@oule f1me Iino ieine before Salfte
ibm oarm cine @aroinenpreoigt bal
ten niiroe. Saoph audi alte &ua.
Der miiilea nod geIpornt perocn.
erging es neulih ~unicrenl
Sra.no Su.iitS G9oen GbnltdL mir
bottle CT leiae before Sdlfte bei fidl.
Dor benz SCENT angetommeH. fan0 er
feinen 9ausId Iiiiid in Der Eaide.
Die Naft mar falt uu0 mar gutter
&oth tbeuer. Nos MN tbun nno
ME ms Sais eelangen? 0ah Ian.
gem Saden fnnO Sulnis cine Better
un0 beriudte auf bic Geranoa 81
lteteen. NatiirIih mubte bic Wlutter
mifhelfen. Gben 0nqelanat, perflhs
te ct Ourd boS 5eniter in 0as Saus
III tommeti. Aber bier Itodte Der
6offihritt. 3ie t6rpeflide hinge.
bltng mollte ndnli9 ni6t onrh Die
Scffulmg oes 5euiters. 9oh pie
10 Of, 10 aud bier, muBte bic Wnrna
6iite. Beoeliten0 %fleiuer. mie Der
@emaFI uno mebr elaitiid, gelong
es iBr5 nit Der Silfe oes Sultns
urn eiuigea turneriifen llebungen
ING Sous an gelaugen. am ndhiten
Gage faiifte .id SuliuS ei1eit Sdlii
ielring uHo iDenn man ibn iest
iragt: .Sat Oh Ben Sausidlitiiel
Be- Qir2@, Annn tomrt prompt Die
4rtiport: aeSotpobll"
SER 0smalo aprb bot feline
@lrt6iGaft in aod SsIono. Ole ct
eroffuete. oils Die @irtbidoften in
.0eJ Moine5 gaidloiien DuroefL Der.
fouft, urto IL nieoer in %puierer Mit.
tie. ST beiidte uils gcitern, lin
fem abpnnement ouf Die sTrtbiine"
~ erneliern. 0smal0 iieGt re6t &c.
Iuro aus.
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Una rem glnnit.

paucroit get hCr biciiaen Val.
office Vrimatpabl iieoie 3oHhrl
Bubble init 2Gi StimiWn iiber gu.
aelu. ipelder uur it6 Stimnten En-
hielt.
Waboo. Die 6armer's Union poil
Saluloers Golatn mllroe alu Mioii.
iaa bier cr0ifaet. Siaat8 pr1iiheHl
@uitaiion BON Meao erflarte. ooF
oic Miiatieoiaait ocr Union on BAIL
itetia im0 ihEeH padlIe. Gs murOl
aeacn Die pciition Der QineoIn Eele.
phone gontponn Bel Der itoatlider
Giieubobn.apnmiiiiou Sielillna &C,
nomnleu, tueIGa lun bic Grlmibnih
erindt. Die SeIepboaraten erbobet
gu biirfen.
8Iattsmortb. Der iugen0Iitt
Raumon0 Mourer bon bier befanf
Ii6 am Sonntag ailf Der SSag0, ais
iein @enebr iid) pIotlid cntIi,o. Dit
GaOpng OranJ Dem ungliidlihen III
Die gruit uno iiIbrte oeiien ioforti.
gen 3oO berbei.
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arrdlrr Nndnbieh aefnnnen.

Wiit Der Berboituna bon Worris
l9onncaan bon 9iallton glaubt bic
g0bnpoIisei eincn Der irediten 8obn.
rGuber in b'eiispr @eaen0 aeioBt 81
baben. 8or ettDo ieds 9ogen muir
IOe Elm @aterDagaon zines gitrling-
ton ,8uqes ant Der 5abrt bon Sno-
I0maba nah @alIton beroubt. Ser
Oieb muB lid bier in Den 8aggon
cineeidlids a buben, bstte Damn ben
Ndgen gejffuet ut0 pGbreno Der
6ohrt Giles aus 0emielben %gelporien,
mas ibm Nes MitnetmenS mertb
i6ian. 8nr3 Dor JiclitoH lift er
oann a%bgeiprunoen unO bot in aler
@emGdlihfeit Aie Sndlen mlfgeiam-
melt. 8aS er nidt mitihleppea
Ifonnte, nerbarg er in Der llngegeno.
.3ufaaig fado 5pe8ialagent Irollton
einrs Der Ser'tede, in Deldem t3
Bel1mGntel berborgeu morer, uno
IeQte it'd oort auf Die 2ouer. IS
.naorte malrere Gage uno gsd6te,
Bis 9onnegan 1it ieinem 8uggD er-
.idien uno Ste 5adeu aifluo, tporduf
.er perboHet pllroe. Nton fan0 IN
.ieitem Sdtie cine W2enqe geitoblener
.@Garen. 8eitere 8erGaftungen tie
ben nod 5e9or.
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2ainnis staatsper6anb.

Bern, ST., 30. Sept. Der
Sainois 9toatsberbanD Oes 0euti6'
amerifaniiden Rational6un6es nobm
lin leiner geitrigen Stslmg geidliiiie
an, in oenen cine Spe5iaIiisung oes
.stongreiies berlangt miro, Die bic
giisfubr bon Whtnition aus Den Ser.
.Staaten an straightforward Derbiu-
bern Ioa. amerifantide 5dbritan-
ten, Bic 8offen uuo Mtnitiou mad
europa berfaufen peroen dIs @eu6.
Ter beseidnet Die fir glitgelo ar
beiten. Gin ausihuB puroe er.
nannt, Der ale itaotliAen @eiese, Die
perlonlide 5reiheit uno Die berfal-
fungsm1bigen 9iedte Der oeutiAome-
rifaniid)en 8iirger ltuotreu ioa. gIli,
.ber0em puroeu 9Idne aiis9earbeitet,
inn aae glitglieoer 3t beranlniien,
hire 9anfeinlagen bon ioldlen gan.
ten, bic fif oil Der britiid frau8oii.
Iden g(nIeibe betbeiIiger, in @oIo
beraus5u5ieben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

Sn Siio Smdba erlng Der Sci
denbeitatter Sorace z. 8raB, bel oel
lebten @a6l aanoioat fir 2eihel'
Gcidauer unO eifriger 0robi6itionilt.
am 3ieuitaa eiuem 9er8iflag.
Ter ReiienSe q. 8. Semett
Der inn Barton Sotel abgeItie9en.
puroe 0ienltaa Roht ode 10. NM
@arnep Ctr. bon einer a8ame" I'M
$40 beitoblen.
4ngelteate oes Barton Sotels
6orten geitern frilb ans einem oer
3inlner ainoergeidret 0ns Hiht
%auf6oren polie. Sn benz 6etref'
feuoen 3irnmer lag Elm etpa orei
8ohen altes W1do6en. Bon Der
Mrtter fe6lt icce Spur. 8aS Der.
.~lailene arlne Sinh mltroe elmer an-
italt iberge6eH.
9ie geiGe zines iin6efanntet,
cttpo 60.jdbrigen MaIlnes mlrOe &c,
tern i'm BontcnelIe Porf nit ore
SfuBfuun0en in Der 8ruit aufge'
nmoen. auS tinem bel Der 9eihC
poroefnnoenen 8ettel gebt 6erpor.
6aB Der M1ann iBegen araufbeit unt
arbeitsunfdbigfeit iif oaS 2eben &C.
nommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

rmaba. alts lT $gtt f8tt
Bglltf Hfssnaf lfaata mib m lftl
CIV .lqA llels Hem lt mit Hi IA
iraEf tfNnHeHt AaA NJ lFs wi
.tbHeH. afanAF f khsn IL tf.
iiallh mgfhtt 6nal Ah iian %.
nm Hnt mimpflfn tab 10 hifs HF
Nr m ghwweA ede aafnnHi uaA
w. tlr HstenHtf wie ia HliH
let fem IN NteaHhlmN beiat mlif.
NJ Hlflu 8nilasa iaaiih tigF H8H
idl tin IlafrF cob II Huh ainliia
lutiefen miro Nh ain1 nilr au'
iarls nts 10 All ibm iam igbi
idIedi. mo No latdigie manhHal
m erlNsrn otfr 1904 I'M 81 mitofl
mi Sobm dfous 1850 Sub 10
ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29
Ghitoau @arft6eridt.

MinSuieb-3uiubr 10000. Tidrtt
GET, itorf.
SabrIinge Sf0.40.
Sellers $3.50.
Sttere 1915.
Soditer 8reis, torngefiherte bee.
hes $40 Is.
5tiaers 1890.
S6weine-3uiubr $4,000. Wearft
Sffaete felt, SdIuB tart.
gurdidnittspreis $7.25-8.30.
S6diter 8reis $8.45.
Sdafe-3ufnbr 10000. 0lurft Off.
nete Itnrf, Ghlub iftDafl.
S6dftcr greis 1925.
QGmmer, Wfarft t0-15 n~te0rigcr.
Notibes $3.50.
aanlas gita Rarft6eridt.
9iaSbicb -3ufnbr 10000. 1eartt
6tiere felt, mel9e itarf.
SGbrlinge $3.50
aiibe nno Sellers, Marft anbe
flou, idiu11b Sellers felt.
Stoders, Morft Is nieortger aIs
lebten Montag.
aal6er, Marft idmah.
5dmeiue-3ufnbr 10000. @arft
'0ffnete feit, SaluB 5-10 nteoriger.
9nrhidnittSpreis $7.25-S.15.
Soditer &reis $8.25.
sdafe-8ufubr 11,00O. 9aartt
tart.
2ammer. bodlter grets $8.75.
ct. Spiepb @arftberidt.
SliuOOie6-3ufnbr $500. Marft
tart.
SdbrIinge $3.50.
Sdlueine-8uinbr 1000. Martt
felt, 8 nieortger.
9urdiGnittspreis $7.t5-7.50,
S0diter 8reis $8.05.
sdafe-3ufutr 1000. @arft ltdr.
fer.
S06fter greis $3.50.
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nAaatifns A6miHiaitllta btf ts
iaaasem Fttwa HlfAsai. bif Hai
nsafs HlAlkt tslatafuatht

~ eislm Hfuuht 49, Hufn
htth nfehssnaft tst 4ianelfn
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uaf aifa em Mfae a%ffauHl huh
Hhh We gfiFnm flaFa WfgeN AtiAHlls
ltlH iifiMWs tstiaHf rrff
ptehanath @i all lflHen Nlahhi,
germ autu nsWltlt al 90 Nenls Mi
lelnf ntutlAlfHsH NlffaH mlth
en- arnhfr HtilieuarfrtMil brih
kea MaiiruatNallsf tpalhlRt
attaNttff tfiHafW hlt apfa
WmteH ufffmli fine nm aHg t'er.
MuAli aiftiieu tW alfma m hlen.
Taa laIItr Hnitt ben ae1tHwdlipsA
Wtfhdliniiffn mo sa ietlau eit
Hihl idinrt laHea HahNti hlfh
arldfben. mito Nrfr s}ffb Ntnhfs
andtA. Der apd fafrrfildl mithfr
ltilh nna mohI fl lid1 ifluen We.
ioilacididit Wlhmfi hna irAbff ileis
III arober Wiastf itouo 1lir cm.
plpbIeu ocShalp Hrcunbcn Nef alt
t~timhrien Hitnm. hf m Nieieu
Hnitioncn Bic leticnc aonfatleaeH'
better hicisnJ fh eiruuiinnen, Nfrr
Hroheaaor0 irirb flo freuet lriae
piele often anahen nu6 breunoe pcr.
l0nIih beariiteu Bi tonllen
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Omaha llluna Uaetul

Hrss ia Ban M i8m IA.
lHfsHhs ilat fesA trs mlrl.
fi 8NMie8 lialf m H4s
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altfssAe esnhihFMHa hef PamifN
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ifyhlpm mlft lHf nv u6ll 8sH "a.
fl taHatu efas lfa1iu
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AYmiAb Aap Ave aHie ~ -
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Miisim86iW fN n n
sglhts NW lfl affff
NetH Mfsli3fif NHfta
tsah Hit N htmfgt Mssgs
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100
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ND
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'NTb
a4iiiflm6la 1e ss St. $40
pfaR HFlit sHti# lh Ha.
Nfaa aelul Hflisra 81 40 "a 30.
stafefs nBb Seraefas @afft lgit
Wllf mt bette Seekers 81 81
I77b
slis tls htltr eicaut s77b
1875
RrmIit quite Ole cute detSfrs
SCI 50~T 2d.
MiatT adbiW ST. lot 40.
slod Seliere s5Ib-I00
glM anbe IS 90 -625.
stad aalter s60O-S.b0.
NeaI Vdlber s. O0-i000.
Nuas. 5taas aim S5s00-6.b0.
SausiRr-Sninhr 1000. Morti
5-l0 n%ic0riaer.
Dimdihnitispreis S700--7.40
S0dlter 8rciS $500.
Edlafe-3ufiibr $4,000. Wiartt fcit,
lit0rf.
G1ntmer, Worft tO-t5 hDber.
SabrIiuse, CUTE big bette $50
1850.
geiiitt SdbrTiuqe $6.O0-7.00.
8i0oer, quite sis bette 100000.
@efiltt. 9ommer S7.75-S.45.
Mutter. 5hafc 5000 rs.
Qammer SIS. 50--8.70.
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a a Aa q
N III I4 MfllA NBt eiHisWH4
.ffaslt mtitat. te bginiltHtfn
MfiHlAN NHh bfff BOSE ENitifi I.
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81 1907 nHD 1900 Etualas Ctr
.eWt otn &tiaifan C6sef ainatf
bef cas mlitiieft bas a0alt
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leW 6gptHttrlM f haiia8elogr NJ.
.Wlt be mieitgtWnoi AedlashJtn into
.agi afofm fuclHigotiW @twoliade
.m Culat0 ua0 0otmul Nluiis
sine hlpejigr. 1tan 1eonelie
piabct /. NinnWer. ey1dit s2a GOO
e~0araeIo. 8psi barHlen iu 1auriipn
9canin. 9le0., TIN pauitN aWa 400
gder. cine eupoihef nbgr $4,000
Aie Climber ide Neimitdiia, ode
NaIhin1tou Core mo 9larA 4. Str.
in Council 9tuiis aHe Neduun.
lta uuiiien eut pe8ahli meroer, che
0ie grben bon benz 2adIab 8eiib er.
areiicn t6nneu. als Aahlobper.
natter ioa militant Arpo eingeiebt
mer0en, mclder $4,000 9iirgihait
itellen muB.
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ath heHi ts all
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tilfifH bamf ff aaft 60
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ltn lHwH uti lagH itnHgH
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@eun rs Sbnen nift eelungen
III, GrIcidterung fir Sure Auger 81
erbalten. beiuhen Gle Or. BeilaHb,
.Gremout, 9tebr. Sdipierige Sale
cine SpesioLit6t
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Warftbert6te.

Glib Omaba, 30. @ept. 1915.
GinObiebE8uiuhr 10000.
geef Stierc, Morft felt.
Soditer 9reis 1855.
SabrIinge CUTE Bic bette $500
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arinf ppttrrirn mthr.

Can Sroncisto. -. 2ept Con
1ruuriseo Nor bsber noh bic ettt.
lige arokere gfaoi lit ben 0er.
Siaateii. In beueu 2oiterieT oeolll.
BET mur6en. Gem lit aher INN
odd ourdb cine geroronuna Scr Be-
.Iijeifommiiiiou Elm Gnoe aemadli
mor0en.
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weon untcrtiite bic ocutlte
greiie. inoem man Sii ibrer Der
breitina heitrdgt.
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gerlangt-0lauu mlO 6rdii fir al.
geneine 8ors. uuo Sofarbeit.
9euiider, Der nit g3ieb umgeben
fam. a~n8uirasen 926 Gitu Ratio.
nal @auf @e51noe ODER 53t8 5ar.
nam Ctr. q. 30.
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@ol3gerIte 40--44
Hoggen-
Scr. 8. 87-S7h
Ser, 4. s6h-87
Gnnlns Gith Qetreibeberidlt.

Narias Ntfg DttFeEoeberldlf.
@eIiefert pom Der 6irmo 2ogar
& 9rban, Waifglieoer aaer 5aupt.
b6rien. 3t5 SaO is. Ctr, 6uoba
Goufas Gitp, 2s, Sept. 1915.
Sarter @ei5ell-
Rr. 2 t03-t0S
Rr. 3 98zt04h
Or. 4 0t-9S
3ot6er @ei5en-
Rr. 8 115-117
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Scr. 4 95--t0t
@emif6tes aorn
Or. . 6415
Set. 8 6213
6elbes Sort
9tr. 9 671a-6Sh
Rr. 8 66--6712
@eiBes Storil
Cir. 2 65-65b
SIR. 3 64Ha
| @einiihter Safer-
CIR. 2 34-34M
Rr. 3 32--33
ggeiBer Safer
CIR. 2 36-37
Nr. 8 85
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Hw observation-disclosures. mooernes
Snus NIT 6 eroBeu 8immern,
.6tIide Gront. in gutter Wahbar-
.Ihaft. @roBer @artcn nit Gblt.
.bdunem $4,000. SeIepAonief an:
geuion 1858.
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fisa xes xfaANk hfta esfsss tsaafsa @ls ~
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Nfnsafe HHft i*f tst tttgtH haittf EsratAt
tTfHAar 81 .Hsa41ft tAIsN ftf Msnfa san
Nfaifea s@sift4is i*Nftft RieAaK a& siftaal
tM M# NHA $50 Asst eAs
.wt4fs1t nift y a3tH s~Fsitfifn f~sftsit = - W.
aisi&t era tirh Sc y faEHau a e.. Ntiistsl
eHttHkt a. EHaA0 rfffsaf4 ant AZ tas hffs tatf
rstemasHwsfhi sesFts in Tfn EkEmHa a NltesWaf&.
FstM Es1aiu awAsn was ~ .cnafa Igttans =
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he talm lluilobb al liu unh haistHhe a
irieewHg1nHa tn aapdbtet elniaf tin
arbfantIt Wai8inm a. bthalisnb tFhualri
pfeilu iHs hofmitf
The Ordway new era., 1915-06-18
McVeigh Moves Here

A. a., McVeish who bought the W.
B. Swinney store here arrived last
week and Immediately took charge OF
the business. He WAS accompanied
By Mrs. McVeigh. They are from
Paden, Okla, where they have lived
for some time prior 70 moving hero
but for several year. Mr.. McVeiGh
was travelling salesman for whole
sale clothing house. They are very
mnch pleased with this section Of the
country and state that they will like
II 6ne, both - TO climste and general
state Of prosperity of the dIatrict.
The Ordway new era., 1915-06-18
Real Estate Transfer.

Warranty deeds died 10 the once OF
the county clerk Of Crowley county
w to June 10. 1915, as repurted by the
Crwley County Abstract compsny.
Ordway:
David L Thomas to e and W..
g. Stubbs. VI nw3 and set nwa and
ne3 swa as 81 IS. $500
Rufus Phillips 70 Z. e Hall. ses
nwa and net swa and swa net and nw3
se3. 3l-2t s..
D. Z. Thomss u T.. =. q ". B.
Stubhs, set nw3 and ne3 sw} and swa
net and owa set. "a n IS. s20oo.
Z J l.. Neal to Irene Rehymer lots
% q "a blk. 30 Ordwsy $3.50.
T. n. Hughlett TO =. 8. Miller lots
1850 blk. So Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1915-06-18
Land is Fast Going

A total Of 10000 acres OF land was
taken ur 10 the Pueblo district dur
iog the month Of May. and the most
Of this WAS 10 Cro wley. Las Animas
and Otero c0unties. Fiiings we're
m0stly for $40 acres.
10 some Of the districts where land
Is taken the settlers are hopeful Of
nuding artesian water and as very
fair per cent OF them are people with
some means II 10 likely that some
great developments will be made 10
eastern Colorado during the next two
or three years.