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OPEN NOSTRILS! END AtC0lD OR CATARRH How To Get Relief When Head ;
 and Nose are Stuffed Un

Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more snufiling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or headache; i; no struggling for breath at night
 Get small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothing and healing the swollen or infamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay studed-up and miser able. Relief is sure.
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$1OO Reward, $1N

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least None dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System thereby de- stroying the foundation of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting na- ture in doing it's work. The proprie- tors have so much faith in the curative powers of Halls Catarrh Cure that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Ohio Sold by all Druggists. 7ko
The Ozark spectator., 1916-11-08
Death of Mrs. Pledger

Mrs. Rosie Pledger died at her sons home at Liberty Saturday morning about 3 o'clock She was S4 years of age and for a number of years was a member of the Baptist Church. She was the mother of four children all of whom are dead except a son, John Pledger. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Partin interment was made in Nichols Chapel Cemetery Sunday.
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Local and Personal

Rev. w. J. Davis has returned from Texas.
 Don't fail to hear the Timme Sisters Quartett.
 Tom Stewart, of Meg was an Ozark visitor Tuesday.
 Mrs. Daily Hyden was up from Coal Hill Friday shopping.
 Demus Huggins came in from San Antonia Texas Tuesday.
 Mrs. Roe Currier went to Coal Hill Monday for a brief visit.
 Buy tickets from school pupils for the Big Musical Attraction.
 Jack Stewart, of Mulberry transacted business in Ozark Monday,
 MT, Bob Randolph. of near Mulberry was in Ozark on busi- ness Monday.
 Big time in this old town Thursday night, lots of good music.
 School Auditorium: Thursday evening November 9th. Lots of good music.
 Hon. H. M. Jacoway was Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Turner's guest while in our city.
 Quiet a number of Ozark peo- pie went to Van Buren Monday to hear Dr. Brough.
 Rev. J. H. King went to Ft. Smith Tuesday to attend Miss Hester Powe's funeral.
 Mrs. Lois Carter returned home Saturday night after a short stay in Little Rock.
 D. c. Williams and son Mutt came down from Ft. Smith Fri day and returned Sunday.
 Mrs. c. A. A. Deane Jr. and daughter Miss Gladys left We'd nesday night for Hot Springs.
 Money to lend on improedv farms. Easy s.-L. M. Guthrie, Ozark, Ark. (adv.)
 Mrs. J. w. Hansell accompa- nied MT. Hansell to Van Buren Tuesday morning in their car.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Burns of Mulberry came down Saturday afternoon and returned Sunday.
 Prof. R. L. Austin and Miss Beulah Williams began the win ter term of school at Cecil Mon- day.
 Orkney Milton. with his sister, Miss Elgin and Miss Jamie King, motored to Bonneville and back Sunday.
 Mesdames lobe. Isaacs, and Miss Florence Nichols are attend ing the assembly meeting at Valonia.
 Money to lend on improved farms. $300.0O and up. Eazy payments. G. A. A. Deane, Jr. Ozark Arkansas.
 Rev. M. G. Job, present pas tor of the Nazerene Church, has been returned here for another year. He left Monday for Vi- lonla, Ark, to attend the assem- bly of that church.
 Mrs. Jeff Davis and sister Mrs. J. V. Bourland of Ft. Smith, Jamie and Carter King motored to Mulberry yesterday and were the guests of Mrs Ben Burns for the day.
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Daniel Jetfers and wife re- turned home Saturday from a fifteen days visit to their daugh- ters at Ft. Smith and Warner, Okla, and Mrs. Jeffers' sister at Stigler, Okla. They report hav- ing had an enjoyable visit. Miss Beatrice Cannon came down from Ft. Smith Friday evening and visited with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Cannon of White Oak. She re- turned to Fit. Smith Monday where she is taking a business course.
 MT. and Mrs. Hal Douglass Mir. and Mrs. Ben Douglass were up from Coal Hill Friday in Halls new "baby" Overland car. Ben knows the Ford hand shake" for he has been giving it for some time. They are operating the Black Diamond mine, and re- port the demand for coal and prices good but they are handi- capped by car shortage. Hal says there cant be any doubt about Wilson being our next pres ident.
 Mrs. A. w. Dupreast was hostess to the Literary Club at her home on river street Friday afternoon November 3rd. En- tertaining the club in place of Mrs. J. s. Carter who is away on a visit. Mrs. J. s. Turner was appointed leader and the subject Shakespeare the Man" was dis cussed most interestingly.
 There were twenty three pres ent. Four new members were admitted to the club, they are Mesdames J. P. Clayton, Frank Johnston, Frank Gosnell, Tom Fleeman. Friday was an ideal autumn day and Mrs. Dupreast, as usual, intertained in her own happy dignified manner. A sal ad course was served.
 Senator Geo. w. Wagner.
 Senator Geo. w. Wagner of Mulberry died Saturday of heart disease after a short illness and was buried in the Ranken grave yard near Lonelm Sunday after noon. Rev. Barnett, pastor of the Baptist church at Mulberry preached the funeral sermon at the church to a crowd so lareg that all could not get into the house. The Masons conducted the services at the grave.
 Mir. Wagner represented Craw- ford county two terms in the low CT house and one term in the sen- ate. His record in both houses was without a spot. He was honest in every partic- ular, always voting for the bills that were designed for the betterment of the moral and ed ucational interests of the state and opposing with all his strength those aimed to promote the oppo- site. At one time he was carried into the senate chamber to vote bill he regarded as bad for the state.
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 visiting her daughter Mrs. Robt. steele of Van Buren, returned Sunday.
 Music Music and more music, the kind you can understand and appreciate School Auditorium Thursday evening.
 Miss Kate Quaile of Ft. Smith came Saturday afternoon and will visit her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Donnell, for about two weeks.
 Mrs. Villa Davis and baby came down from Gore, Okla. Thursday and is visiting her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter.
 The Thursday club met Satur- day evening wivh Mrs. R. M. Wildman and it was decided to suspend the meetings until after the holidays.
 Judge Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bryan, Mir. Hansell, Mrs. w. s. Garner, Miss Willie Wag- ner, Elizabeth Davidson and Rus Mc1lroy attended Geo. Wagners funeral at Lonelm Sunday.
 All those who agreed to take cattle at recent mass meeting at the court house are requested to be present Saturday evening at 3 D. m. this week. Important business. T. M. w.
 The ladies of the s. 1. A. serv- ed coffee and sandwiches at the court house Tuesday evening. The lunch was much appreciated by the judges who had to work and the crowd in general.
 Miss Gladys Moseley who won 1st in Pig Club Contest gets trip to Little Rock Iron Mt. R. R. and Little Rock Board of Trade pay ing expenses. Prizes for others have not been contributed yet.
 Misses Ruby Harberer, Bessie Hail, Edna Hancock, and Jettie Smith motored to Russellville Sunday in Schaeffer's car and were the guests of Mrs. Robt. Chew. They returned that even- ing.
 Edwin Hale of Dill Okla. stop ped off Thursday between trains to see his cousins Misses Connie and Bess Moore, he was en-route to Valonia Ark. to attend an as- sembly meeting of the Nazerene church.
 Mesdames M. V. Waterfield, o. E. Jennings. Harley Russell will give a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Bessie Hail, November bride. At the Russell home on river street Wednesday evening November s tn.
 Rev. and Mrs. ]. J. Galloway announce that they will give a reception to the members of the Methodist Church and their friends Monday evening Novem- Der 18th in the Sunday School room of the church.
 Mrs. L. H. Jeffers died at her homs in the Pleasant Grove neigh borhood Sunday Nov. 5th. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. L. Shelby. Mrs. Jeff CTS was 60 years of age and has reared large family. She leaves a husband and nine children. She was member of the Metho- dist church, good neighbor whom every one loved and re- snected
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Box Supper at White Oak

There will be a box supper at White Oak. Saturday night Nov. 11th. proceeds to be used in pay ing on seats for the church house.
 A cordial invitation extended to other communities to bring boxes and help us out.
 A suitable program is being prepared. and an enjoyable time is expected.
 Committee Pennant Gasoline 204 cents per aallon at Boozman & Sons.
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HOW COULD ANYBODY
BEAT THIS RECORD

Denver, Aug. l5.-Colorado is more
nearly on a cash basis in the payment
of her incidental bills than ever be-
fore IN her history. The treasurer is
sued a call today for 100000 worth
of warrants which pays all bills to
July 5 of this year.
The custom has been to use the
money in the school fund to redeem
warrants and then pay interest on this
money until it could be refunded. In
proceeding administrations the ac-
counts always ran from IL to 20
months behind. Today the state is do
ing the same as any other commers
cial institution. paying its one months
bills in the next month. which is as
nearly cash basis as can be secur-
ed under our present system OF pay
ments.
When the present administration
went into office the bills were about
10 months behind. No other admin
istration in the states history ever
made such a record.
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4 BIG PARTY OF
KANSAMS HERE TODAY

A party of forty-six people from
Kansas. most of them from La Crosse.
and It's immediate vicinity. travelling
in eight automobiles. arrived here
from Pueblo this afternoon for the
purpose Of making the run over the
Skyline drive and other nearby
scenic highways. In the party we're
nearly a score OF ladies'.
The exeursionists were in charge
of d. II. TailmadEe. wno coionized
the Pueblo Rocky Ford lands In 1910
1911 and who is now general sales
agent for the property of the Twin
Lakes Land 4 Water company In
otero county. Mr.. Tallmadge. who is
again making his home in Pueblo,
stated this afternoon that he intend.
ed TO bring two excursions here each
month during the remainder Of the
season.
This afternoons party was photo
graphed at the Hotel Miller. and. later
exposed TO the camera for a moving
picture by Mr.. Fuller. advertising and
publicity agent for the Missouri Pa.
cifc railroad company. who was one
of Its members.
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Here Are Some of the People
Who Make 1t Possible
To Get Out The Record

We have been delighted with the
way our Weekly Record subscribers
have responded TO our requests TO send
something in on subscription accounts.
During the past few months we
have been urging all subscribers who
have not paid this year to send in
n payment
The lists we have run show you
how well they have been responding
These lists also show you who our
good paying subscribers are and
where they live. You will recognize
the names of old friends in these
lists,
a big list is run today. II has been
several weeks since the last Honor
Roll was run.
Now II you are in arrears viii you
not send in a payment?
We have told you frankly about
tho increased cost of paper and of
the car of paper ordered a few weeks
ago. This car has not come in yet.
We are promised that Il will be here
about Sept. LIST. II will cost us $1,000.
Last year the same amount of paper
cost only $500. II we had to buy to-
day it would cost about $1,000 or
more.
With all our effort TO collect these
Weekly Record accounts. only about
5000 has been sent in. We need a
lot more before Sept. LIST. OF course
we are not begging for charity and do
not need that. To be honest. we have
a meal ticket good for the balance
of the year at least.
But we do try to make the business
break even and our weekly subscrip-
tion list ought to pay for the cost of
the white paper used.
As a matter of fact. with present
prices of paper. 1t costs mighty near.
ly the full s1.25 to send you the So
Weekly Records--it costs nearly that
for white paper wrapper and postage
Ito say nothing of the many other
expenses. Its because we sponge on
The Daily Record for lot of service
that we are able to give you such a
good Weekly Record for the price.
But we need the sl25 from every
subscriber to get by,
Every subscriber ought to nay once
year. II you want The Record
we want you to have Il. But wo do
want you to pay once in awhile.
The Record IL sent to you because
you subscribed for II. and We pre-
sumo you want Il. Ff
Il you sst : bili this tine pa have
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THE STOCK MARKET
AZ psnver:

Denver. Aug. 16.-cattie receipts
yesterday were 4ss hea,:: x receipts
1.s0b head.
The cattle market WIS fnjsly active
and prices steady with good oenand
and fair Offering. Most of the good
steers sold from $3.50 to $3.50. Good
grass cows sold from $500 to $3.50
and fair cows> brought $3.50 to $500,
The feeder and stocker supply was
light and there was limited demand
Prices remain just about the same.
The hog supply was quite liberal
and trade was good. Prices were
strong to shade higher. with tops
selling to small killers at 1886 and
packers top 1915. Bulk of hogs sold
fram $3.50 to s9.es.
No change In the poultry market.
At Kansas City.
At Kansas City-Hog receipts H..
900. Market higher. Bulk $3.50 to
5000. Heavy $3.50 to Sioe5.
Cattle receipts 10000. MARKET
STEADY. Prime fed steers SS.e0 70
o1o.9s. WESTERN stesrs. eI.eo 70 oR5s.
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CLOUDBuRST
TOOK OUT
FLORENCE
BRIDGES
ONE TO THREE FEET OF WATER
IN STREETS AND MUCH DAM
AGE DONE TO FURNITURE AND
ARTICLES IN CELLARS.
ALL TRAINS HELD
UP MANY HOURS

Railroad traffic from the west over
the Denver C Rio Grande was para
lyzed from O'Clock until about mid
night last night as the result of a
heavy flood which swept thru two dry
creeks in Florence early in the after
noon The d. & R. C. bridge at Flor
ence was moved about feet and the
approach partially washed away, while
two Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe
bridges were somewhat damaged and
were covered with debris by the
flood.
The high water, which swept thru
Florence at o'clock yesterday after
noon following a cloud burst about
four miles south of the town. damag-
ed dozens of homes, and some busi-
ness property. Walls of water came
rushing down two ordinarily dry
creeks. one on each side of the city.
almost simultaneously. In many resi-
dences on the low land the water
feet, doing heavy damage to furniture
and fixtures, while articles stored in
many cellars both in the residence
and business districts were ruined.
Water one f,,ot deep ran over the
sidewalks on k1urth street
There was some oil. which probab-
ly came from a tank up the stream.
in the water AMI it was spread over
lawns and gardens. running them
An estimate Of the damage could
not be secured alth., it is known that
it will run into thousands of dollars.
No trains from the west could get
past Florence until a late hour last
night. An excursion train over the
ID. & R. G.. which had taken a large
crowd thru the Royal Gorge during
the middle of the day. Was stalled by
the damage to the bridge and did not
reach Pueblo until late hour.
The Santa Fe railroad sent a work
train from Pueblo at $3.50 O'Clock last
night to repair the damage done to
that road at Florence while the Rio
Grande had large force of men dur
ing the afternoon and evening en-
gagged in repairing the damaged
bridge and considerable track that
was inundated and covered with fool
debris.
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peciapy I. unity at this
time II he 'fs.p~ ~ TO return and
assume his duties :. 7 they can pos
sibly be as private in the army un-
der present conditions.
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED.
by the Board of Directors Of the Can
on City, Colorado. Chamber of Com
merce. that the proper authorities be
and are hereby petitioned to grant
our Superintendent OF Schools, Mr..
c. E. Lauterbach. Corporal in Com
paDy "C", First Colorado Seperate
Battalion. U. s. National Guard. an
honorable discharge"
The attention of the board of direc-
tors was called TO the fact that the
members of Company C, of Canon City
First Colorado Battalion. United Stat
es National guard. has been ordered
by the military authorities to the
Mexican border for service and the
demand for special train from here
to Golden being strong the president
and secretary of the chamber insert
ed notice in the columns of the
Daily Record that the train would be
secured and guarantee given by the
chamber II the required number of
tickets were subscribed by noon on
Tuesday. This action was endorsed
by the board.
The president of the chamber stat
ed that he had looked into the matter
OF securing action along the line of
better roads and streets in Canon
City and its enyirons and suggested
joint meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the chamber OF commerce with
the city councils of Canon City. East
Canon and the board of county com.
missioners. The members of the board
authorized the proposed joint confer.
ence and issued call for it at the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms at s
O'Clock Friday evening. August 18th.
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FLOUR is QUOTED
HALF DOLLAR HIGHER

Chicago. Aug. l6,-Federal Trade
Commissioner Hurley, following his
Investigation of the recent, advance
in the wheat and the flour market.
win 20 TO Washington tomorrow and
lay the facts before government Of
ficials.
As the result OF yesterdays advance
in the price of wheat. the price of -four
was quoted half dollar higher.
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CONDUCT REVIVAL
AT wEsrcL,FF

Rev. S. II. Sperry and Prof. Haley
viii leave for westciiffe on Rio Grande
train No. Wednesday afternoon
where they will begin series OF
evangelistic meetings the following
evening at the Presbyterian church
that viii last over Sunday. Rev.
Sperry will talk. expository gospel and
Prof Haley viii lead the singing and
do cartoon work As a supplementary
feature Of the religious services. The
people Of westcline are making big
Preparations for these passtiAsn and :
large sttsndAnce \ assaFSd.
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had bills before-seyeral of them II
anything had been wrong you surely
would have written US long ago. So
we are reasonably confident that
every bill we mail out this month
is correct. And we are anxious to
hear from every subscriber who gets
a bill
We mail bills with the paper.
which the postal regulations permit.
in order to save postage. If put in
envelopes it would cost us from s12
to SIG every time we mail out a set
of bills-some item in a year.
II you get a yellow bill and If you
have not written this year please
write. Send the money If you can.
but please write anyway.
THE HONOR ROLL.
Weekly Record Subscribers who
have paid up since the last report.
last month:
Henry Johns. Rockvale .... SO so
John b Howard. Rockvale LES
Miss Perla Wolff. N. Y. City ..S.75
Ella D. Bassford. El Paso. ......125
Gilbert Campbell. Long Beach. 6. rs
]. S Van Law. Florence ....3.75
Rev. ]. t. Thomas. Louisville. Ky l.25
Oscar Walton. City .6.25
A. ]. Lewis, Turlock. Calf ...2.50
Dr. W. D. Howe. Chicago. ...,.S.75
Herbert Baird. Pocatello. Idaho. .6.25
Mrs. c. B. Kelso. Fl. Collins ....250
w. n. Burrage. Portland. Ore ..2.5o
D. A. Lamoureaux. City lips
B. C. woodford. City .......150
L. R. Hayden. Hillside. Colo ....125
" S. Simon. Florence ..........2.50
F. G, Laverty. Colo. Springs 49,. $50
C. w. Clause. Goodpasture. Colo. les
N. NJ. Gibson. waveriy. Ill .....s.75
J. L, Heaton. Boulder. Colo. ..s.50
II. S. Clearinghouse. San Jose. Cal 25o
F. r. Lamb. Cotopaxi. Colo. ....2.5o
Mrs. L. W. Scharnherst. City. :. .1.25
J. E. Stuckey. City ...........1.25
]. p. Mcmillan. Twin Falls. Ida. 200
Beaver Park L. & |. Co. Penrose. s.75
Carey b. Adams. Delta. Colo. ....125
r. E. Hines, El Paso. Texas ......s.so
r. c. Meikle. Dawson. N. Mex. .2.5o
Rev. o. s. Reed. Manzanoia. Colo. so
p. Westwater. Allison. N. Mex. s.76
Walter Raper. Mt. Vernon. Wash. 3.T5
Mrs s. s. Towney. lineup. Colo. 2.5p
W. E. McLain. City $50
II. n. Cook. BinshAmpton. N. Y. l.5o
Esther Howard. Lordsburg. Calf. s.5o
Herman c. GrAves. Boulder ..... 30
1T. Rhoadea. City ..i.1S
Dr. c. p, lCmves. Aldsn, M ....a.Do
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c. c. Claybapgh. Salt Lake City l-25
Chas. A. Norman. City ..--.-. -2-k0.
W. l. Morris. Florence ..l25
y. A. Lamb. Cotopaxi ...-.....2 .2-50
R. A. Halliday. Guffey. Colo. ....125
Louis wairath. Guffey. Colo. ....l25
Dr. Daniel Jones. New Haven.
Conn. ...-....-..--- --..--. -zoo
F. p. Goldsberry. Goldheld, Colo.- 2.5o
NJ. S. Bailey, Denver ...-.2.50 80
NJ c. Combs. Smithton. Mo. ...-s,75
]. b Cartwright. orchiltree. Tex. $50
Mrs. c. P. Stearns. westpoint,
y. Y. .-.....-........-... .1.50
Mrs. E. W. Tinsley. Roanoke. Va. 2,5o
J. W. Joyce. City ............ SIS
l. Y. Kohlman. Vancouver. B. c.. .5.25
c. Sweitzer. Phoenix. Ariz. ....25e
w. A. Clements. Victor. Colo. .1.25
a. W. Alexander. Howard. Colo. .s-75
c. C. Conkle. Long Beach. Calf .3-95
Geo. E. Now. Clam Lake. Wis. :.375
Mrs. Lottie Felter. City ....1.25
Frank Baker. Denver, .... rs
Mrs. J. H. Craig. whitehorn. Colo. LIS
Mrs. L. E Rambo. ottumwa. la .75
Mrs. E L. Dunbar. Lakeport. Calf. 125
DIR. Pitt A. Wade. City ....25o
]. c. Mcdowell. Richmond. Calf. 3.75
Mrs. Kate B. Hafford. EVA.
Hawaii .................... $50
Jno. L. Schweigert. Denver .....2.50
Herbert A Black. Pueblo. ......3.T5
r, c. Pierce. Seattle. Wash. ....2.5o
C. W. Hatcher. Columbia, Mo. .a5O
Mrs. r. o, Burley. Chicago. .....1.25I
VIM. Cuthbert. City ........1.25
Wells Dun. Denver .i.25I
c. c. Patterson. City $50
]. T. Hannigan. Hanover. n. Mex. l.5O
DR.. C. H. Kittell. Newton. Kas. ..I25
Geo E. Colgate City .......1s5
Kate Keller. Guftey. Colo. lbs
Thos. Crissman. Colfax. Ia. ......1.O0
August Koch, Hillside. Colo. 300
J. S, Moore, City ..... rs
]. J. Ashenhurst, City ....1 .1s5
Smith Cochran. City ........I25
F. NJ. Likes, City ......375
A. ]. Agard. City .2.50
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith. Coaldale, Colo. Les
A. L. Sprinkle. City ..125
Z. p. o,mstead. Penrose. Colo. ..25o
II. r. Townsend. City .......s.75
W. A. Duffy. City ......... .s.75
Mrs. L. Hyssong. Guffey. Colo, ..e.5o
NJ. Ethel Mas, San Diego. Calf. .12s
A. Johnson. Great Bend. Kas. 800
H. Z. Munger, Long Beach. Calf. 1s5
c. c. claybaugh. Salt Lake City. .125
JIM Payne. Leadville. Colo. ...... rs
NJ. w. Burnett. City ........1.25
E. c. Belcher. Kinghsher. Okla. rs
f. N. Alfred. Howard. Colo. .2.5O
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REcEMr PuRchAsgRs oF EoRps

H. J. stockder. Frank Higgins and
Otis Schlaf Of Canon City and b. 8.
Mccrory Of cOtopaxi. are recent Ford
uurchassrs. IA