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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
Civil Service Examinations.

Santa F6.-Acting Secretary H. A.
Delsado of the Civil Service Board,
announced the following examina-
lions: April Z, laboratory aid in
technical agriculture. $500 to $500 per
annum; April 14-15, scientific assist
ant; April 20, technologist in sugar
beet seed investigation (male), ST.
500; gas waste engineer (male), 81
400 to $4,000; April 2s, pomologicsl
artist male or female), $1,000; April
1929, assistant in plant introduction
(male), $1,4O0 to $500.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
Raneher frozen In prIfts.

Raton.-Most pathetically tragic was
the end of Anton Pungartnik, an Aus
trian rancher, who was found frozen
to death within a short distance of a
house in Bear Canyon. above Yankee,
this county. Caught in a terrific bliz-
gard, the man. hampered by a broken
leg not yet healed lost his life only
after desperate struggle with the
storm.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
Treasurers lac NsarIy s2.OOo.ooO.

Santa F6.-Funds to the amount Of
$1,Sl5,279.31 we're in the hands OF the
county %treasurers Of New Mexico at
the close Of business on Feb. 2S. ac.
cording TO a statement just completed
by the state travelling auditors office.
The receipts in all counties during
February were Sl71,977.43, while the
disbursements amounted to $685.
744.09. Dona Ana county had the larg-
est amount OF money on hand at the
end Of February, the funds aggregat
ing S~i6O,OG5.45.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02

Silver City.--As a means Of afford
ing better fire protection to Silver
City and lowering the insurance rates,
the city council is considering the
matter of purchasing a new combina-
tion fire engine. chemical engine and
hose truck.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
Report Rich Gold discovery.

Silver City.-Reports reached here
of a rich gold strike made recently
near Duncan, Ariz, in the Copper
Basin district, The strike, which COM
prises a group of twenty-four claims,
is owned by ollie Phillips Of Duncan,
and d. F. White. B. F. Waters and
Joe McAlister OF Tyrone.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
FOREIGN

An official parliamentary report on
the earthquake OF Jan. ~ gives the
humber Of deaths thus far reported as
29.sTs.
A financial report issued In London
by the American commission for re-
lief in Belgium shows that foodstuffs
Of a total value OF S2O.O 900. 900 have been
delivered In Belgium since the incep-
ton Of the commissions work.
'rhe British government has re-
fused the request of the United States
that an American consular officer be
permitted 70 take station at the port
Of Kirkwall, Scotland, to report on
American cargo ships detained there.
Cardinal Anthony Agliardi. chancel-
lor OF the Catholic church and sub
dean OF the sacred college. died in
Rome at the age Of e~ighty-three years.
He was the titular bishop Of Albano
and vas proclaimed a cardinal in
1896.
Pope Benedict, accompanied by the
members Of the papal court, went to
the Pauline chapel in Rome and In
the presence of a few thousand dis
tinguished persons, including members
OF the a%ristocracy and the diplomatic
corps and high ecclesiastics, re-
peated his prayer for peace.
Col. Il. NJ. House OF New York and
Texas reached Berlin from London
and at once went into a long confer
ence with James w. Gerard. the
American ambassador. Col. House will
be the ambassadors guest while in
Berlin. Col. House is working in the
interest Of possible peace.
A most pathetic figure at Berne is
the aged Baroness De Magnanville OF
Paris, who is asking the aid Of the
Swiss government to obtain the lib.
Grafton OF her husband. aged so. after
offering a ransom OF $4,000. The Ger.
mans took Baron De Magnanville as
a hostage near Noyol several months
ago.
The American submarine FL. lost
Thursday off Honolulu harbor, was 10
Gated Friday. Heroic efforts were
made to raise the stricken craft, but
after having been submerged for more
than thirty hou~s, It was regarded at
highly doubtful whether any of heI
crew Of twenty-one men remained
alive.
All the men at Gulpashan, a large
village near Urumiah, Persia, have
been shot by Kurds, the mi VIC
lated. an American missionary beater
and siXty-fiye refugees taken from tn,
French and American missions have
been hanged on gibbets erected in the
mission yards, according to a cable
gram received in New York by the
Presbyterian board of foreign mis-
sions.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02

hMO0A Am An
The Turks have placed new bat.
teriss az the Dardanelles.
a message from Bucharest says.
fhe fali OF Przemysl has caused a
sensation In Bucharest. and resulted
ia increased popular clamOr that Ru
mama enter the war on the side OF
the allies"
A British air fleet. flying inland
from the coast above Antwerp. routed
wi Eeppeuns and five Taubes in a
battle Ia mtd-air following an attack
on the German submarine base at
H0Eoken. In which one submarine was
sunk aud another badly damaged by
bombs
The size OF the garrison at
Przemys, and the number OF men
who surrendered TO the Russians
greatly exceed all estimates. Accord
ing 70 Tuesdays dispatches received
from Petrograd the garrison original.
~ consisted Of 10000 men. OF whom
10000 we're killed.
Efforts of Prince Won Buelow, the
Geffldu ambassador, TO bring about an
agreement between the Italian and
Austrian governments regarding the
Cessiou OF territory have definitely
faiie1. according to tae Agenzla Ma
tionsle la Rome. Il is reported that
Prince Won Buelow has resigned the
role of mediator.
~The admiralty has good reason to
believe the German submarine U-2g
has been snnk with all hands. says
a London report. It was this vessel
which a week ago t~orpedoed six
steamers ia Bristol channel and OIL
the Scilly islands within two days
This news. published following as II
did reports hat the attack on the
Dartsnellcs had been resumed and
thai the Russians had won important
victories Over the Austrians in
Bukowjna and at Uzsok pass in the
C~arpathians, gave the peoples OF the
allied countries cause for cheerful
ness.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
SPORTING NEWS

Governor Hunt vetoed a bill pro-
viding for the establishment of the
pari mutuel system OF betting on horse
races in Arizona.
Battling Nelson continues his come
back as a regular fighter. At Havana
he went twenty-five rounds against
Jimmie Freyer, and at the conclusion
Of the fight won the referees deci-
sion.
Viewlaw, the favorlte, won the Lin
colnshire handicap. the first big event
OF the British fit racing season. Lord
Annandale and Polycrates were sec
ond and third. respectively. Twenty
three horses ran.
Fred Games, Denver, defeated
Lloyd Jeyne, Salt Lake City, so to 43,
in the first Of the matches in the
worlds t-hree-cushion billiard cham
pionship tournament. Both made
high runs OF five.
The name OF a new champion-Wal
lace II. Pierce of Pueblo, Colo.-has
been written n the American Bowling
Congress rec )rds. Shooting in the
singles on a ate shift at Peoria, Ill.
fierce swept down III pins, topping
by six tn former record of 705. made
by Tom Haley of Detroit, in 1910. He
ok the tournament lead away from
Walter Cook Of Philadelphia, who had
COZ.
The schedule Of tournament dates
officially sanctioned by the United
States National Lawn Tennis Associa
ton for 1856 was given out in New
York by Robert d.. Wrenn, president
and included the following: Aug. 30
Denver Country Club. Denver, Colo
RADIO state championship; Sept. 10
Pan5ma-Pacific exposition grounds
San Francisco. California state cham
piOnship.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
WESTERN

ness.
WESTERN
Three hundred striking longshore-
men. strike-breakers aud sympathizers
engaged in a riot on the principal
business streets at Tamoca. Wash.
With the thermometer as law as %
degrees. fruit growers say the Harri-
sou county. Tex. fruit crop is ruined
and the yield in the main Texas belt
this year will be a below normal.
The Sells-Floto circus with Buffalo
Bill was to show in San Francisco
from May 2 to May IL. The board Of
supervisors Of the Panama-Pacific ex-
position however. voted 10 to 6 to ex-
clude the circus,
Lowell A. Young. formerly Of Den
yer. was fined 500 in Judge Prindi-
ville's court I'm Chicago on the tech
nicai charge Of assault and battery,
which in this case means taking i'm
proper liberties with young women.
Following the death OF Miss Amy
Tsnuer. aged 20, at Alliance, Ohio, p.
A. George. high priest. and ten other
members OF the new love" religious
cult were arrested. charged with com
pl.city Ia the girls death. Five of
those arrested are women.
Gen Hugh L. Scott. guest OF honor
At a banquet OF the Bonneville club
At salt Lake. paid a high tribute tc
what he termed the primitive virtues
o. the Indian and besought fair treat
meut of the four Piutes he brought
from san Juan county to Salt Lake
Guy.
Matthew Bradley. twenty years old.
son OF hrs. Anna Bradley. who shot
snd til,cd former United States Sen.
stor Arthur Brown OF Utnh al Wash.
instou. D c., in 1896. died at Price.
Utah. OF knife wounds Inflicted In a
quartet boy Arthur Brown Bradley. his
bali brother. fifteen years old, who is
a son Of the former senator.
WASHINGTON
The tldewater terminal OF the gov.
emmcnt's Alaska railroad win be at
Seward. present terminal OF the Alas.
lan Northern railroad.
Denyer's population is officially
placed at 253.1G3. as against 2i5.523 a
y-ar ago. in figures given out by the
Ugitsd states census director. This
IT, q net gain OF 39.7s2 persons since
igI0-a gain gpproXlmating rs pei
cent. The population OF Colorado is
placed ct 9si.27f, as against 9O9.j3I
d. i9lt. end 799 .02i In l9iO-a gain
OF approximately % per cent.
Chairman Simmons OF the Senate
finance committee took issue with
prophecies OF a large treasury deficit
IN a statement saying his inyestiga.
tous at the treasury have convinced
him The deficit will not exceed S2G.
0JI.O10.
Secretary Bryan revealed that In
the original report OF the murder OF
John Is McManus. an American cltl
zen ia Mexico City. by Zapata troops
tue brazilian minister had notified the
State Department also that the Amer
lean flag was torn from the house
and partially destroyed.
Claims agg-egatng $4,000, 900. many
Of them growing out of damage done
ln the South by federal troops In the
civil war. viii be thrown out OF court
n the Court Of Claims sustains an
Interpretation placed by the Depart
menl o. Justice on a provision OF the
omnibus claims bin passed by the last
Consress.
state Department officials exhibited
surprise when informed Of the report
thst the British government had re
fused the request Of this government
70 station a consul at Flrkwnll. Scot
laod
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
NEW MEXICO NEWS
Gathered From
All Parts of the STATE


April 2-s.-Annual Meeting Southwest
ern New Mexico Cattle Growers Az
ISOLATION. at Silver City.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
LLEG5RON 4 NUENA YORK DOS
AGENTES NILLISTiS.....
V!cne de la pagina 1.

que 81 procura. La art;Ileria Willis
Ia spra reforZada tambiGn O un
-ran nrimcrO De pleas que Sc van
c~ontratar entire las cualeS So cUen-
tan algunos caiones de grucsO cali
brr scmcjantcs a los que So han cs-
tado usando en- la guerra curOpea
para forzar los sitioS de las pIazas
furrtcS.
Los agcntrs de- que So hahla an
ties responder a los nombres de Nj
guel HarO Y Jose Romero, quieneS
inmcdiatamente despucS de SUI lie
gada fucrOn a viSitar a Hip6litO
Villa. hcrmanO del jefe de Ia DivI-
sion del N0rtc para ponerSc de a
cuerdO con 81 acerca de- las apera-
clones que van a realizar. FL men
cOinnadO Hip6IitO Villa ACADIA de
ser OpcradO de I'm abceSO en- la ma
riZ y Sc enCucntra recluido cn I'm
elcgantiSimO departamentO de unOS
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donde 10 atienden dos cnrermeras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
JUAN REATA ESTA RECLUTANDO
GENIE En- Ell PASO....
Viene de Ia pigina I.

Causa repugnancia que los jefes
revoluciOnariOs comisionen a cual-
guier individuO autOriZandolO para
que reparta nombramientoS y gra-
dos a diestra y siniestra con tai de
~r0nseguir genie para seguir matan-
do hermanOs.
ESto dari idea de Ia organization
que debc reinar en- las fiIas rebel
dies a dondc Sc pucdc ~ingresar con
un grado respectable con tai de que
asi St ic cuadre al cnganchadOr.
Los agcntcs viIIistaS no dcscan-
san tampocO en- SUI comisi6n de- re-
cIutadorcs Y Segun ne tcnido mott
cia ticnen va li>ta una rcmeSa de-
inrautOs O ncceSltadoS para rnyiar-
la al matadrrO. Los carranciStaS.
tambiGn tienen SuS agcntrs. Y Sc
Ina drSprrtado una v"rdad"ra es-
prcuIaciGn con este motive pu"S
lodos V cada unO de los rcclutadO-
res ofrecen primas a los Que To-
gran conScguirlcs unos de cSos in
frliccS que vaya a pclcar en- Mtyi-
co.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
LOS TRES GRANDEs DIscJRsoS Z
bien, muy bienD

bien, muy bienD
Al cOmeazar e. aRo de 1915, que
a travts de uu sigIo evoca ~recuerdos
tragicos = lecciones abrumadoras, ju-
remos permanecer hasJa el final sin
arrebatos ' sin jactancias Gmuy Dlen.
muy bienD sus mardatarios fieles, :
cumplir el mas santo de los deberes
que haya correspondiLo jamas . IA
familia humana. lAplausos.D
He aqui que mas ALA de las from
teraS, nuevas simpatias nos .yudan
de dia en- dia. Tn italiano ilustre
combatia por Ia Francia en- 1870; sus
dos uietos acaDan de MORN p9r ella.
jAplausos muy nutridos. Todos los
diputados Sc ponen de pie, eNclaman-
do Viva Italia, Viva Gariba.4iD.
Nuestra ardiente gratitud W ha-
cia ell General Ricciotti Garibaidi,
quien nos M dado g~enerosamen-e q.
sus hiioz, Y quien no desea c~onsoIar-
Sc de este doble sacrifice sino con II
vision Ge los gralGes des-iaos de SUI
Patria. hermana gIorioz. de Ia nues-
ira. iADlausos repetidos.)
Una yez mas Ia noble sa0gre de q
Italia ha corr.do con Ia sangre fran
cesa soJre los campos de batalla, Pa-
RI hace- sargir de los horro-es de
Ia guerra : de las somb-as dc d
muerte las ~victo~iosas claridades &e
Ia j~usticia eterH&. ia camara e0tera
Sc pone de PIE. Nivos aplauSos )
aclamacioncs repetidas.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
IDESINTERES.

"ErnestO.-diio Maria anesada en-
ligrimas-imi padre ha perdido to-
do, esta arruinadO"
"tEh?"-exclam6 Erncsto. dan
do I'm paso atras.
mi padre 10 ha perdido iOdo!-
repiti6 Maria. s]OllOzando.
NO tOdo" eXclam6 Ernesto como
en- I'm arranque de g~enerOsidad.
Isl. tOdo'-vOlvi0 a decir Maria.
NO 10 permitirG nunca-dijo vio-
lentamente ErneStO. aproXimando-
So a SUI pr0metida-Tu, Maria, ahn
le perleneces, y yO no debo ser tan
cruel que trate de arrebatarle 10
tinicO que le queda de sus tesor0s,
til SUI hija adorada.
'Ernest0"-diiO Maria, abriendo
espantada los ojOs ante tai desin-
tertS.
-;NO!-diiO Ernesto con firme
voy y resueltO Alderman, retiraEdo
suavemente de SUI lado a su futu-
ra-Tn. Maria, todavia lie pertene-
crS. y III te encargards de decirle
en- mi nOmbre. Que SUI ~generosldad
hacia mi, me Obliga o dejarlo en-
possession del unicO teSOrO que me
habia donado. y que desde este
mOmcnto no me ]pcrtenecc. iAdi6s.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
oontinued fion Page /, Maiu Section

0utiuueo tr00 rage !, ma1n SecttO0
dowers and hSdges for homes and
along ssseeLs and alleys; IL mesna
eternal warfare agsinst The files and
mosQuitpes, orderly sidewa the
Keeping down III weed% clean cellars
aod.att,cs; u menus y fair chsncS 70
diminish Or possibly to eradicate
typhoid and spinal meningitis and 9
lot of Kindred disorders. disorders
which thrive under conditions Of ulth,
sud neglect; It 'mesns looking after
the water. and yeJmin- and malaria.
Bts bill isn't lts Ics ) mighty
Important one.
Club women every where With .
desire 70 really ID sonething worth
~hile and something Tor their COM,
niuntties arc Interested in the clean
up and paint up campaign. The
l.dies club ask the support Of every
public spirited man. woman and child,
-tn Ord WY 70 help. They ask the
sepport Of the 6ssspapers, the COM
assrclal club. womsus societies, the
mayor, city, onicisls, The park com-,
nissioder. hsalsh department. street
department. citp marshal. Tbs school,.
VII the ot,cisis. teachers. and Doholsrs,
the churches, boy SCOUTS and every
hpsiness man.
Lets don't forget 70 sWat The arst
~ that comes within our reach. for
ehAv vvill vArp ANN mt In thar an.
psarsnce Do you know that every
ny killed nov means the destroyinG Of
forty six billioos u nics during the
summer 0onths. when you:ktll 0ne
a. you may b saving some one Of
ys.uf family from siege OF typhoid. \
= sO,d slogan. cleaners drst, then
psiotsss. then the dy swstters.
oh. Nsturs is = painter. and
- hef paiat brush 10 che sun,
Both earth and heaven hot s.
canvas, before her work q dooe
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Victim q = PaInIsss Aeh,

Victim es 4 palnlsss Aehs.
An East side couple. accompanied
By thslr fourysar-old marvel. started
for . motion picture shsw the other
night. On the way the little boy said:
..Oh, mamma, I've got tummy ache
Mother then suggested that they
should return home Il once. without
seeing the movie. The little fellow
thought better Of It. my tummy
aches. he amended. .but II doesn't
hurt rt"yKansas City Star.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
crVees.I

cmcow takes " name from .
,lsgsndary Slavic chieftain. Krakus.
Iajd 70 be the founder Of the .eity. Il
attained importance In the Middle
,Asss ~ the seat Of . bishopric and .
csnter Of commerce and trade. Even
In those days there was . considerable
innux Of German emigrants, who srad.
rally iAsntiiied themselves with Tie
destiny II thS Poles.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
new vsrk CITY and llajos

New YORK city has . population
greater than that Of the whole state
Of Maine" New York city has a.
great . population - The following
states combined: Nathes New Hanp
shire. Vermont, Rhede Island. Delar
ware. Idah. Montana, Nevada. Ore
eon. North Dakota, Utah and wyomins.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Civic Pride Displayed

y Pueblo is going to convert the un-
stghtly hill south Of tho Union depot
Into . veritable flower garden and
park st big OUTLAY Of money. lie
done because civic pride prompts Pu-
ehioans TO transform an unsiRhtiy
place into something pleasing to
svfet. Ordway has no such syesores.
and little expense will make the city
one Of beAuty. ~
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
esx,no per,er,

BoAfdsr--What do you mean By
calling us TO breakfast at this hourS
It's only fivs o'clock" Waitress
'~The .uissus heard It laundering. and
she told us 70 hurry up and ssrvs
BREAKFAST before the milk soured."
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
ea.ysrt q Indpstry.

j Our idea of 1 nice msu 10 an indus
sxious and we'll behaved young FELLOW
tAifty-sour years Of age who abandons
the shame and disgrace Of Ebashslor'
hood and narries \ widow with i've
childrsn. n.-FIouston Post.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Attention.
Dry Farmers and Others

Aty ! uAAS1o d4io olAASAo n
We have taken the agency, for Bur-
banks SPlNELESS CACTUS. "The
Wonder Plant" It will grow better
than anything else in the poorest and
driest soil; green all the year around
and can be pastured or harvested as
needed; furnishes green, succulent
food at all timss. 1t is the best food
known FOR all kinds Of livestock,
especially hoeA aud makes perfectly
balanced ration for dairy cows. Cac-
tus will also produce very valuable
fruit up 70 - high - 20 tons per acre
. year. "A FOOD AND DRINK FOR
CATTLE AND HOGS. Stock Is en-
route and orders will be- taken and
Allied Is received. nrst come, nrst
served. Burbank says: ..One acre
OF csctus will produce as much stock
food as 20 acres Of alfalfa" Greene s.
Dean. Ordwsy, Colo.
Crystal nour Il the ordway Trading
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
AavIes Frem Lord bacon.

" Generally It q good to commit the
beginning Of All great actions to Ar
gus with hundred eyes. and the ends
Of them to Briareus with = hundred
hands; hrst TO watch and then 70
spsed.zLori Bacon.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Misery.

Next to the boy who has money
coming to him which he cannot col
lect. the most missSable person is the
coiored man with . gold tooth and no,
chance to display it.-Topeka Cspital.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
rerra.eo Ci.y.

The town of simla, India. Is built on
the side Of a steep hill. and the roof Of
one house is often ON q, level with the
foundation of onS on tho next tar
race.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Awful Thought

I. A little girl receiving her nrst re.
isious teaching was much Impressed
by The unique charactsr and omnipo-
tencs II -the Almighty. saying her
prayers Il night, she added . peculiar
shd earnest petition: And. o Lord.
please take good care Of yourssif. for
II anything hapDeas TO yug. o. Lord.
what arG rest q us Soiug 70 dor
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
CLEAN UP. PAIN n UP
AND SWAT III lE FL "
That's What the Women Want and Nov
The Men Of tie Chamber Of Commerce
and City Officials Join Their Force
Letters We Like To Get

Letters We Like To Get
Ackwortl,, Tex, April q, Is,
Editor New Era: g
am enclosing el 80
for which please send us the New
Era. We are getting along one, but
cau't get alonY without the New Era.
Respectfully. 81
Marie Bass
Cameron, No, 4-22-l6.
Dear Nj. Editor:
zee that my time
hss expired for the New Era. / will
send 10 my subscription ss soon q /
can Get 70 town. Am very busy With
my poultry. Please give my regards
70 all the Ordwsy people.
< l look for. the. paper every week 1ust
- ! would . letter from home.
Mrs b. \. Roolsstt
{. ,olnef springs, Colo, ADJ. u.
Editor New Era.
Eoclosed you VIII
and check for 81. Soto pay for the New
Era 70 Aug. I. 1876 When my sub
scription expires Q good way TO- do
would bs 70 stop sending the paper.
Thst weald b. . good rsminder and
perhsps ! would pay up 10 order TO
get the paper.
Yoars truly,
e. =. Curtis.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

lts Not Your Town. k's You.
II You want 70 live 10 the Kind OF town III
Like the kind OF town you like,
You needn't clip your clothes 10 q grip
Aud start on long, long hike. ~
You'll only dnd what you left behind.
For there's uothins thats really new.
Its knock st yourself when you knock Jour town
It isn't your towd-its you.
Real towns are not made By men afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead. if
When every body works and nobody shirks
You csu raise town from the dead. 49, ~
And u while you make your personal stsks
Your nsighbor oas make one too.a ~
Your town will be what you want to see.
II iss't yoor towu-it's you.-ExchasRe.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
.olne5 spr,oss, Colo, APR. u.
Editor New Era.

]. ws'.. n..s.. s-.al', 'ssa cora 70. sale
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Destiny.

Fair or foul the lot appcftioasA Ne
"a earth ve bear aiiks.-Browninf. u
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Buy your Feed At Tiedsmano.s
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

No Sag Gate. r. ". English
Lumber %. sells them.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Guy your Post. :. Tled.m.no's
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Buy Jour Mails q Tisdsmaon's
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Crowley-A lumber and coal yard is