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BOTHERED BY CATARRH, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, HEAD OR CHEST COLDS

all soreness and pain.
All night long good work goes on
loosening the phlegm. soothing the i'm
famed membranes. opening up the air
passages and driving out all invading z
germs. little inserted up the nostrii
at night will be found of the greatest
value in tho treatment OF Head Colds
and Catarrh. Get a small jar from your
druggist, and try the treatment to-
night You will be surprised and de-
lighted to find how quickly ii will re-
lieve you. Every sufferer from Colds
or catarrhal trouble whatever is strong
ly advised to give Forkalo a trial.
Your druggist or III. G. Kennedy can
supply you.-Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29
PETER Il. NfEILLER

Peter Elijah Meiller, aged II, died
at his home in Summerdale, Thursday,
the result of a stroke. He is survived
by his wife. Sarah Ann Elizabeth; /;
three daughters, Mrs. Sheridan Gates,
Summerdale; Mrs. William FL. Miller,
Eustis, Fla, and Mrs. ]. r. Nungesser,
Elkhart, Texas; four sons II. G., of
Elkton, Va: Albert, Marysville; Her
ter. Pottsville. Pa, and Frederick,
Summerdale, and a number of grand :
children. Funeral services will be held
at the home of his son Albert, in
Marysville, Sunday at o'clock Burial
In Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29

Ream, William A, David E., John w.
George E.. Samuel NJ, Harvey O., and
Raymond NJ, all residents OF Pen
brook and Harrisburg.
Funeral services were held this aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock at the United
Brethren Church, the Rev. II. NJ
Miller, officiating. Burial was made
in the East Harrisburg cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29

IN RE GRADING OF NINETEENTH
STp pFET FROM RUDY STREET. TO
SWATARA STREET. HARRISBURG,
fENNSl LVANIA
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Viewers appointed by the Court OF
Common Pleas of Dauphin County to
view and ascertain the damages and
dement's arising from the above men
toned proceeding. and to assess the
same according to law. have filed their
report in the said Court to No. 329
January Term, 1917, on the 29th day of
December. 1915. The schedule OF as
sessments contained therein is as fol-
lows:
SCHEDULE
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EXPLAINS PEACE NOTE

Rome, Dec. 2S, Via Paris, Dec. 29.-
United States Ambassador Page has
issued an explanatory statement to the
press in regard to President Wilson's
note, answering criticisms caused
through misinterpretation of its word
ing. The statement emphasizes the
difference in the circumstances under
which France offered President Lin
coin its services as mediator between
the north and south in the present SIT
uation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29
DAYTON PAPERS RAISE PRICE

Dayton, Ohio, Dec. 29.-Increase in
the cost of white paper and other
things entering into the making of a
newspaper are given as the cause Of
increase in price to-day of the Daily
News, the Evening Herald and the
Morning Journal to two cents q copy.
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Try an Overnight Treatment of
Famous Forlola--Works Wonders
by the Morning.

There is absolutely no need to disturb
your stomach with nauseous internal
medicines, simply apply small guam
throat and chest sat night and cover
with warm flannel. The soothing
medicated vapors that are part of the
Famous Forkola prescription are re-
leased by the heat OF the body and In
hailed while the natural oils and fats
are absorbed through the pores, re-
ducinG the Inflammation and taking our
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29
JOHN L. REANI DIES

Penbrook, Pa, Dec. 90. - John L.
Ream, aged 6S years, died at his
home here on Wednesday, after an
illness of several weeks. He is sur
vived by these children: Mrs. George
Henry, Mrs. Brook, Mrs. Castle, Mrs.
Rudy, Miss Ida Ream, Miss Jennie
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29
HISTORIANS TO MEET HERE

The twelfth annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania Historical societies, will
be held in the rooms of the Dauphin
county Historical Society. South
Penn street. this city. on Thursday
January 1S.
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JOINTLY SUPPORT
u. S. PEACE NOTE
Continued from First Pagcl

which are ever growing in conse-
Quence of the war.
The three governments in conclusion
cherish the hope that the initiative
taken by President Wilson will lead to
a result worthy of the generous spirit
which prompted this action.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29

NOTICE - Letters of Administration
on the Estate of William A. Boutwell,,
late Of Harrisburg, Dauphin County.
the undersigned residing in Wormleys-
burg. all persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate Q
payment and those having claims will
present them for settlement, to
MAUDE III. BOTHW WE'LL
Or Administrators.
r. S Care,
Attorney.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29

EAST SIDE
Children's Indus
trial Home As
sociation of
Harrisburg (to
be paid by the
City of Harris
burg) ....r.... 215 None S2O5 90
WEST SIDE
Sarah Il. Garman. 100 None None
Estate of Robert
McMeen . -. 100 None 5000 90
Total ....... $40500
Total cost of Improvement, $4O5.00.
Amount to be paid by the City OF
Harrisburg. $205.00.
Unless exceptions thereto be filed
within thirty days after December 20,
1916. said report will be confirmed ab+
solutely.
+. EARL GRAEFF,
u. CLARK COWDEN,
PAUL G. SMITH,
Viewers
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-29

NOTICE
BOROUGH OF STEELTON. PENNSYL,.
VANIA
PER CENT. WATER BONDS
$4,000 of 4 Per Cent. Water Bonds Is
sued January !. 1900. to be Redeemed
January 1, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing I per cent Water Bonds issued
by the Borough of Steelton. Pennsylva- :
mia. January /, 1900. and numbered l22,
l2s. 129. l30. 131, 1873, 1874 135. 1856, 13T.
1873, 40. 142, 143, 146, 147. 153. 1855. I56
and 157. amounting to ten thousand
dollars (s10.000) will be redeemed and
paid, January !, 1917. at the Steelton
National Bank, Steelton, Penna.
CHARLES p. FEIDT,
Borough Secretary.
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Handsome new big collar
models in the most wanted
materials. colors and all
sizes.
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Sic werden die Wahrnehmung machen, dass SIGH
hire Einnahmen erweitern, wenn Sic a~nzeigen.
Ohne Reklame klein Geschaft. hire Anzeigen in
der "Tribine" werden jeden Tag Won Tausenden
geIesen. Geschafte, die bisher in der "Tribune"
angezeigt haben, sind init den ~erzielten Resultaten
sehr zufrieden.
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9eira5fd.
5urm Bargain nnbe Der 5taot.

5arm Bargain nnIle Der Stnot.
100 gfer &u9elinno, bette 2nae,
quite 0cbouoc, mare einer guten
Staot 9reis S1l5 per 4der
Sarpn Gouutn iG0 4dcr. an 6tl.
gillette geIegeu; i'm Gale oes elf
hDrnfluiies, better 9oOen. 1876 IN
0uis. 0urdiduittli9 55 guibel per-
2lder. / 0leilt BON 5tabt. @uic
5tolung. aorllfummcr unb 3olw,
iopieonoerc Ger6dicruugen. 8reis
mir $40 per gdCr.
100 ater 6ugellano. cute Gage.
10 Ader in 4rog>ie 9eu, quite sc.
bdu0e. nobe qutet Stoot. 9air $t35
per 4der.
t22 afer @ueclIanO. quito Gage.
10 adcr in gtairie 0en cute De.
b1uOe. nobe gutter Stnot. 9hr $3.50
Der ater.
122 ader nG5tl ano. quite Gage,
- Qder bette 8ieDDeioe. S 4fer
4lfaIfd, tam gang fultibiert mer-
ben; cute 9erbeiierunpen. Sour $1t5
per 4der. 10 4ter perbeiiertes 9n.
gcllano, $1i5 Der ader.
8ir 3eigen shnen oteie 6nrmea.
Graham. geicrs 9leaIh So,
Eel. Re6 553. $50 Gamdb Qatl
ganf 8loq.. SutnAn. gebr.
-t1.07.i6
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1nhn ,arpt. apntraftpr.

uebermittelt ale Repaloturdrbci.
ten, llmb1uten 4nbauten. uim.,
ualc 5uBbooen. @intcrfenfter. $50.
itenberehmungeu %geliefert. 224 Ssee-
fine 8l0gy 9mabo, 0e6r; Douglas
Ib074. I'll.
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Ne6rasfa Garms.

240 ader nobL ~fltltiDjerte 9of
Gourtb. Geb., 5urm. lnbe bout.
ider Stride mo 5Dei guten Stoota
den. Niles gutter 8ooen utter
g09iter Gntoidclung Rreis $40
900. $4,000 bar. aeit 81 5 gros
cent. g. r. Combs 500 groneeis
Ibeotre 8Lbg Cmabo. Jtebr.
-f2.tetG
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gcrlangt Wann NIT gruRem @t,
fnnnteutreiic inter Den beutifen
geutcn in 3ebrasfa nuo SOiJa,
nm ais @erfdnfer fur cine grobe
G~Orppratipa 0es mittierrn Be.
items 5t fuugiereu.
8ir aaben cine Stealuig offell
5ur 5pei o6er orei 9erreu. melhc
.oeutid ipreheu mo gleidl3ettig in
Soma uno Ge6rastn 6efaum iino.
9cmerber, Der 8eruetie ielner
II6tigfeit bor5eigan fam un0 Def
len 2cbensipeiie uno Gbdrcfter Die
griinolid5te &Sriilmg ~oertrogcn, ulo
Der gleid3eitig Elm fIeiBiger arEei
ter If. tam leidt uuier @cIGdit
Iernen urlo ouf EN- poraitglides GIN
tommcn ref)nen.
Ginige Der hciten 3ert1ufer In
uaiercn @eidaft. 9}auncr DeI9e
Die gauge 3eit bon $1,000 bis $Ss
900 idbrlih ber0icnen. iiil0 2elte.
bic ME 3upor %eritfloiige Bombs Der.
fault batten, e6e iie bel uns in
5tealmg troten. Iber es itlo
.geute. bic nilens iin0. 5i lerden,
3nitruftioneu nn5une9men mo flci.
Big 81 nrbeiten.
QiberaIer @ebaltsDorifmB cen
redten 2eltten.
gemcrber pon uber 80 Sobren
peroen b%orge5ogel. Sdreiben Sie
uns un0 gcben 5ie ms eIren 9e.
nouen 9cridt Sbrer rriibercn "a.
.tigfeit. Giierten an Die aIribune"
Dor ~ So -11.3st0f7.24sf6
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uebraska Sarmtcn
@iaiar QreHt

Seihtr 8eotngmnsen 1hlae eHle
Clan Gountp, 3ti @dcr. p~erbciet ........$l31
Clan Gountp. 29l Adcr, %nerbciert ........ ~
Gab Gonntn. 81 adcr. nerbehct .......... 3O
1o6qe Goimtp. t0 gder, Derbdlert -. ..... 10y
Douglas Gountp. 60 4dcr, b~crbciert ........ lou
Douglas eolutp, 100 gder, perbeiet d. ...... 259
@arocn Golntn, 3,50S Idcr, %perbciert. 49,. ~
Dolt Goiuttn, 100 adcr. pcrbGiert -. lU
0olt GoutD. 800 ader, @uInn0 .......... 40
aetb Gountp, 969 4dcr. berbeieri ........ ~
sinbal Gnuntn. 1850 4dcr, p~erbcicrt $3.50. ~
9inroln Gountn, 155 ader, bendiert ........ lW
ginroln eomtB. 400 gdcr. bCpniert ....... 80
MtGberion Golutn. iSl 4der. b%rrbeicrt 80. ~
]ance GountD, 500 adcr. p~crbGiert 1890. %
S%eottSbIuff Gouutp, 10 4der. bauaiicrt -. 80
Sheridan Golntp. 5000 ader, berbeicrt -. 20bO
Sberman gountD, 240 4dcr, perbcirt ...... so
IhouoS Gourtn, 900 4dcr. b~erbcicrt ...... 10
Sdrribt uns fir nabere G~in5cGbsiten, photographer, gfOcr.
papnc JnueItmerlt 60.
Gmnba, Ncbrasta.
9eutide aorreponOen5 miro pronptet erteOi8t
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ib~ergcarbeitet in neuen l,cber.
3igen, gum bolben Breis Der neucr.
= 1907 Cunning Str. 0ouglos
-1.5.t7
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3n uertanidcu acaeR oit!. Rebrasfa
ODER Soma 5arm.

3,200 ader i'm 2ineoln GouHtp,
Solo, beites 5armluuo, teine Jebl.
errteH 8uiier III geringT aiefe bic
nuben Gebfrgc bfde 5dus gegeu
@in0e un0 Etllrme. Gas bette
, GrB" 5Grmld10 oes gSciterS.
Ereis $3.50 Der ader. sir ndhe-
re Ginpibeitgn ihrcibs man on bic
,snter tatc Feu!tn G1, go git0
Tat SalE Slaa 1oug. ss62
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sFleiidl 3eIitafeHen.

Gdyte 0eutide Bratmurif mn qe,
nitrStae 9eef nAiere 5pc5ialftdt.
slo@ alien IeiieA oes ~all0es peg.
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aOit mnb 2Oais.

&arme, remIide 3immer uao
glte eiufuGe oeutite Roit flr ni'd.
terne uub amtGuoige 4rbciter; So
per Dode. 27S4 GalDnH Ctr.
6. Rmfnoa. -12s4.16
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esntidle 6armer!

Eos aferIono i'm @crril Goun.
Ia, Iebrasta, I'M 5nlr Oes Rortp
9Lattc, III fiir sen Gubo,i rcu g(liaI.
ia. fleiucn @rtreiociorteu II. Bidder.
ritbcn beionOer9 grciguet. Bier mo
iiiuf LouHru 4liliiu, OrctBig bis
fiui5iq gui1el Gorf 5iuuu5ig bis
ricr5ig 9uibtI @ci5eu uno 3mai6lg
[onnrn 3uderriibca mir nen Ater
iRO Die Orhidnittlidcn grutcn,
Sic f6mcn eiEc 6nrm NIT elmer
tlc;nan 4nSobfmg lnutcn un6 be
5a1lcn Den Rcit IN neun jobrlihcn
Icil5abhmgln. S6rcjbt uns aenou,
mas Sbr Dcllt unO bcrlnn9t Be
idrcibungen. Die Guh frei Suaeidltt
mcr0ell.
6cutral Statce @aHo Gompau,
323 llnlon 9otihc @cbuu0e
Hmdda. Icbra stu. III.
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6auf %DerbcTsrtc carmen better
Gunlitdt i'm iAD5itIid)en Gutter
gc1tntn, 9lebr. al giimtieen 9eoin-
aungcn gu berfGrfcte 1870 an5ab
lung, 9teit in &c Snbren nit ga.
@ortet nid]t. 8enubt Oleie @ele.
genheit.
4. 3. @alter. aceIine 9Ioan Cnloha
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3n DertanideH: 3peIitotiaes
= 3immcr 9aus. in beitem 3uitnr0;
init nnliegenoer gutter cot, @runo
itild SO bel tt5 6llb; oor5ugIihe,
tibige Gage; 8lrgeriteig un0 &C.
pflniterte StrnBc 3pei 9lods bon
5mei StroBenbabnliuieu Gleftri3i-
lat. 8as unb 8niierleitung. Dieier
@rnnobeiis 1T lu Council Bluffs oe-
Iegen. mlnid)e oegen fleincres 2nn0,
balis nit groberem @nrteE 3i Der
touiden; Oorf uidt uber "a Naei,
len Don 5irnBenbnbnlinic ettfernt
iein. 3nidriften rid)te man an O..
&. S.. omaha 8ribiinc. If.
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6cntral sntre eaH6 GOmpamI
$40 WIDER gpr Nntte Gn.

gbcncs uno piligbores 9nu0, 20
9tdcr feinca @uqHuB-6cb0l5, If
Mcilen uorG0tlja bon Scmingioro.
Rcb.. grris nur $25 per atcr;
erentuea gc9eu StaotgrunocigeHhiu
5u pertmtihcn.
100 Afer gincoln SO.
Bier D}eilen n%oro6Itlidl BON Nnrs
ncil, Reb. ebellcs unD piIiigbGres
2ano; bringt $3.50 giicte per Sobr.
Grcis uir S35 per gdcr. 2.ud &c.
gen onoeres aderlan0 ooer StaOt
grunoeigeutltm 81 uertnuiden.
&ogel Rcnltp 4geutH,
1915 f6 u. 9. u 8log..
Goua. 346S ODER 2. 2St6. iii.
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81 0rrtauttH
Nppthefe IN nerfanten.
heim. @nrnnin.

Sau5com Bari 2iitrtft an 80.
CTR. uabe Roion, Gin prddi;acs
6cim, in eutfloiiigem 3uitnuO; tcne
DC fir Rcpnrnhiren notlB, rat 0roB3
Sale Bobn3inuter. eB5immcr, GRO.
BE acknowledgements mlo Slide aui Dem
J. 5tof I iebr qroBl5 unO 5lpel ae-
Sdlai5immcr int 2. 5tpd,
nit ga0; 3urnaceleiJung mb $50.
i6erei. 9(ae Spcjiuliteueru noIlilGn-
DIG be5ublt. 1ies lit Gin autas @eim
Imo miro aud cute 3irieu eintrogcp
olS @eIoonIoge. @rcis mir ioiprti-
gen Gerfaui $500 - laiicn Sic
e. ufts 5Sbnru 5ei9en.
:. z Sbulrs So.
GougIos 40. 9t5 Gin gtatI &anf
-lt-2t rs
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3immer gu Dermietrn.

3immer al DermIeteR.
3rei 6ansbaltssimmer, nidlt mob.
.licrt, SO per Dtonot. 1905 81. rs.
.5trobe. 8ebiter 1902. -1t.27s16
Sh0n mObliertc 3immer I'M mo-
oernen Douie lcibes 4aiier ale
3eit. p~reisluiir0ia, 4erren babea
8or5ug. 1925 sergio abe.. Eel.
6drneD 1893 -1t.27t6
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9rattiidrs SatcI.g ndJ.
gtu. /.

@ibt ponjtdnbjae aaleitnngcu Der oerfdtes
eeaen Sqteiung mn 6eIt oeutlitltea 2etd
Hungell. IN arobeui gl0Bftabe ge5eihnet. no.
bnrh e oeW 9crrenhcH ieiht aaniahi Id. nj
ieheii mo 81 tpptcreH. GHthdIt 3eiMuufaets
nnb unierpe lnuae1 5ur 6erfcann0 bon
Snibeltanien etHidbeH, @lnlEnfH, Ganbiud3
fnHien. @~abpaadbpeg. arnaeH. gtfdmaiien ntns
Eas eldiein no prGbtbol aut bem nller.
beiien 8dpier Qeoradf.
Ste perbeH 6ieiee 8uD sn ib8ben n3tllta,
inerH q 51nen horiieat Bian betieble nihi.
fin o1sielbe 3n BEN e~liriiiaeH 9ebinauneen an
snldntien, inter ipelmen mir Is ar6ieteu.
9tetes eil1 iir f2c h~oriofrei BET Roii bers
faHoi.
SGglifr CmaGa 5ribiuc,
1911 potuarb Ctr. Cm46a, &ebr.
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Gir bitten aar unierf "
icr, lire Announcements rcdt.
5ettls sn eruenerH. 1nrdD
prompte @iuieH6ana oes
AbonHcmentspreiIes eriua.
ren he ms Diel ar6eit nno
aHsgnbeH uH6 bemeifen
aleid5eitig, Saf ibHsH Oas
BOIL nH0 Nehe Der 1daIi.
dcn cmaho SnbHne am
4er5eH lisaf.
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obne Operation unb obuc on1itetiid1
MtitteL. erioLa nnrantiert .-2.21.t7
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gerIangt-R duulidD.

&erlangt: - NGnner gum Gorrt.
gntbulien (bu5fl. 2obn &c biz sc
per guIbeI mo 9cfoitiaung. cnlnbn
employment 8ureali, l2i norol.
10. Strabe. III.
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9liIoari Farms.
srros eanb.

Cit Scras heHtidIe 8ieoerlaTnnG.
aommt ODER ihreibt iiir mein
freies Bud iiber glites Sorn. mo
4lfaffas @ou6 i'm oitI. 1era5 fir $25
per ader. Grei mtereiiante Ills.
ingcn pon oeutiden 5ieolern. VI. e.
Grant, POI IeDiae 9it -t2stts16
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Smitb C 7eafnrr, 723 5itb q.
Sir. Gcbroihte 9littos gu Bargain.
.breiiel ;3ntateu - He~garntnren -
Aufbeluabruus in Der reinlihiten Il.
benitcn Garage IN Smabn. Douglas
100. -5.i7.17
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Antumo6ilc.
Che Glcar, S795.
500 8elubuuua

500 SelUbuuus ~ fir icOcu
auto-0 iogncto. Den mir nid)t rrpn.
ricrcn f0uncn 8erfonfcn Qfiinttn
Spurfplltgs, 81 per Slid. retail.
3. g~upsoorier, 2to so. Is. SIR.
-i.i3It7.
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Bargains.

Girigr groBe uno tlejnerc reit,
l;dlc 9nufCs z. z. & q. T.
Wontaomerp 15l Gm. VI. Ban
-f2 20-t6
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alaRiHsisrte ansciscn.
g%erlauat-@ eiblidl.

glcrbouO Sattiua" mir 8eib
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The Ordway new era., 1916-07-28
une Was Dry
All Over State
Not For 20 Years Have Conditions
Been Such As Prevail
This Year.

June was a dry month all over the
state. Not in 20 years covered by
the records of the United States wea-
ther bureau records has the average
precipitation for the state in June
been so low. The nearest approaches
to the months low record were in
1888 and 1890, when the averages
were 0.53 and O.59 inch, respectively,
as against O.47 inch this June. The
geographical distribution of precipita
tion was very unequal; practically no
rainfall occurred over the western
half of the state, while along the east
ern border the rainfall was from 2 to
5 inches. OF interest in this connec-
tion is the fact that tabulation of
the January to June precipitation at
Denver for period of As years shows
the present year to be fourth in order
of dryness, the drier three being 1880
and 1899. Only three stations, Hol-
yoke. Las Animas and Lamar, report
ed amounts greater than the normal.
Most of the rains were local in char
acter.
A very destructive hailstorm visit
ed Bent county on the 10th: strip
of country miles long and averag
ing miles wide was swept clean of
grain, hay and gardens. The estimat-
ed loss is $150,OOO. During the first
week crops made fairly good progress
in the eastern counties, but on the
western slope plant development was
not up to normal. Only moderate
growth was reported for the second
week owing to cool nights and dry
weather. Alfalfa cutting had started
in localities, and wheat and rye were
heading in the northeastern counties.
During the latter half of the month
irrigated and non-irrigated crops in
the extreme eastern counties made
satisfactory progress, but elsewhere
non-irrigated crops suffered greatly
from drought. In general, grass on
the ranges at the close of the month
was short and cured. In localities
the condition of livestock on the
ranges was below the normal.
The mean temperature was very
near the normal, and no great repar-
lures from the normal occurred in
any part of the state. In general,
cool weather prevailed during the,
first 20 days, while high temperatures
prevailed during the latter part Of
the month.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-28
CROWLEY NEWS

On Thursday evening of last week
the Young Ladies class of the Pres
byterian church Sunday school enter
tanned the Young Mems class at the
home of Prof and Mrs. U. =. Richard.
son at the Mcclellan ranch. The
guests gathered at about o'clock
and outdoor games in the moonlight
were participated in. Refreshments
of cake and punch were served to the
forty or more present.
Harry Abbott has gone to Burling-
ton for short visit.
Roy Justice is clerking at the Yehle
& Nelson store this week.
The Sunday school of the Ordway
Baptist church had their annual
picnic in the woods on the Mcclellan
ranch Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nelson visited
in Manzanola last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcclellan went
to Pueblo Sunday to visit with
friends.
Edd Whitney and family were din
ner guests at the Ben Abbott home
last Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-28

that Colorado certainly is
drawing its share of tourists" said
Mr.. Lockhart. "A person driving,
particularly over the Santa Fe trail
is likely to pass almost every and any
kind of conveyance bearing tourists
westward. We saw number of
tourist parties. the most of them
apparently families coming westward
in covered wagons.
A number of those travelling in this
fashion were movers, but great pro-
portion were merely touring for pleas
ure."
Mr.. Lockhart drove over the Colo
rado-Kansas boulevard to Great Bend,
where he took the Santa Fe trail into
Kansas City.
1.-The Colorado-Kansas boulevard is
more favorable for driving than the
Santa Fe trail, because there is less
traffic over this particular thorofare,
said Mr.. Lockhart.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-28
FACTORY TO HAVE
LONG SEASONS RUN

The factory of the National Sugar
Manufacturing Co. at Sugar City will
probably have one of the biggest sea-
The prospects for n big beet yield are
good as beets are much further ad-
vanccd than usual at this time OF the
year. The growth being made is such
that the tonnage will be good and the
sugar content, II conditions remain
favorable, will be high in percentage.
The acreage too, is greater than for
several years, all of which go to make
up II long sugar making campaign.