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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-08
FOX TRAPPING

@ +: IT! '' 81: -: %:
49, e sss c ,S; s'
AfNH 1t is the best l ever used To
call the foxes. Both used
= ~ Page sets and bats. Fox
- ~ scent in pints. bait in quarts,
NV Methods warranted. Land.
water and snow sets.
EDGAR PAGE co. orland. Ne.
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Cards, Notices, Etc.

JULIA A. BARKER, MEDIUM, 24o
South State street Readings daily by
appointment. NO Sunday readings. Fee
$l.W. Tel. 62o-1. dec7dtf
MRS. CRAM, MEDIUM. READINGS
daily. Capitol ST.. Augusta. Me- Tel
107S-M. dec6d1W.
TO THE RUPTURED. FOR S1,OO
Will send patterns and directions for maxi
ing a body form truss that will positive
ly hold in any position. Can be made by
any woman at home. Will not cost over
81 for material Direct letters to A. H.
Sturgis, Old Fort Western, Augusta
dec4d6ts
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TRY A JOURNAL
WANT AD AND
YOU'LL GET RESULTS
TO WIFE, SISTER
OR SWEETHEART

You will buy him Christmas present,
of course. You would buy him box Of CT
gars if you felt sure that he wouldn't josh
you over your choice of brands.
Let us help. ..
The C. C. A. CIGAR, 10 cents each or
three for quarter, has held it's high place
in the favor of discriminating SIN kers
for an entire generation. It has held it
against strenuous competition by sheer
merit of rst-class quality and satisfying uniform flavor.
box of c. c. AS will, therefore, fit and compliment
his taste and yield joy that's genuine
If the dealer hasn't them he can get them By choos-
ing this brand you make sure
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The Deputies

There is considerable of a contest in
Skowhegan for the Office of French
deputy sheriff and Sheriff-elect Good
rich yesterday morning an9ounced that
he would probably reach a decision in
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Grange Election of Officers

Samuel +. Emerson, prominent
Granger of this section, was Wednes-
day evening elected to the Office Of
secretary of Skowhegan Grange for
the goth time. George L. Parker, one
of the young and up-.o-da farmers
Of the Beech Hill neighborhood, was
elected master in place of w. B.
Whittier, who declined recollection,
while other officers chosen were as
follows: Overseer. Fred F. Tuscan;
lecturer. John L. Fish; chaplain. Mrs
Clarence Allen: steward, Chas. Stinch-
field: Asst. steward, L. B. Haskell;
Treas, Chas. futile; gatekeeper,
Frank Green; Ceres, Mrs. George l..
Parker: Pomona Mrs. Fred F. Tus-
can; Flora. Mrs. Chas. futile; lady
Asst. steward, Mrs. l.. B. Haskell
There was an attendance of about 60
members. The installation ceremonies
will occur at the first meeting in jan
uary.
Miss Blanche s. Pollard was moved
to DR.. Cousins hospital in Portland
yesterday for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel w. Phi,brick
left here yesterday morning for Wis
it at Poland Springs.
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Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON RAILROADS.
3. & NJ. .......... As IS Al
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Dec. 7.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; weak; mostly lie
under yesterdays average: bulk 945: light
s9OM9so; mixed 93Od1Ol5; heavy 955@l02o;
rough 955@97O; pigs 7OOdSSO. :
CATTLE-Receipts 5000: strong; native
beef cattle 7O001275; western steers 7Oo@
1880; stockers and feeders 46OG7SO; cows
and heifers 3S5G1025; calves 95O413o5.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: strong: wethers
S3Od925: ewes 500MS75: lambs 1010G12S5.
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New Advertisements Today

To Let-Rent.
To Let-Eoom.
Lost--NVatch fob.
Wanted--Ladies.
For sale--Piano.
To Leftover fiat
To let-Three rooms.
For Sale-Gas range.
For Sale-Driving mare.
To Let-Suite of rooms.
Wanted-W Work tor board.
TO Let-Furnished rooms.
Manted--Girl for houseworl..
For Sale-Buff Orpington puilets.
Wanted-Situation as housekeeper.
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AutOs-MotOrs, etc.

1 '1e METZ TOURING, SMALL
mileage. low price--At County Garage.
State St Phone S66-M, or Augusta House
evenings for sales proposition on new
cars. The best completely equipped car;
price advances Jan. LIST. Eugene Lane
Bunker. Factory Rep, Box 322 Augusta,
Maine. dec6dlw=
Cards. Notices. Etc
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= .
Lost
BLACK SILK WATCH FOB WIT

BLACK SILK WATCH FOB With
gold seal for charm, with letter c.. be-
tween Universalist church and Lower
State street via Winthrop and Water
streets. Finder please leave at Journal
Office or telephone III decSd2s
TWO FoxHouNDs. ONE BODY
spotted with fine black spots, with tan
ears; other white with black spots owe,
hips and part of tail and spot on left
side. also tan ears. Reward offered F,
H. Gilman, telephone 1924 Augusta.
dec6d1w
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New York Money Market

s Srlme mercantile paper 4u4I per cent
oteraing: Sixty-day bills 4.711. comn,or
c ciai So-day bills on banks All: commer-
4.76s. 0'iiaiio 1905, cables
cranes. demand SIS, cables $50
Marks demand 66s, cables 66l.
Kronen demand III, cables liz.
Guilders. demand 4o2. cables 4Oz.
Llres. demand GIT. cables G.
Rubles. demand 29s, cables 29s
Bar silver 1853.
Mexican dollars 5S3.
government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds easier.
Time loans firm; go and 80 DAYS and civ
months 4. N''N' ''A
Call rnnna1, firm, h;.-l. ,. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-08

Convalescence after pneumonia, ty-
phoid fever and thsgrip., is sometimes
merely apparent, NO real. To make 1t
real and rapid. there Is no other tonic SO
highly to be recommended as Hoods Sar-
saparilla. Thousands so testify. Take
Hoods
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WORK BY STRONG MIDDLE-AGED
man. temperate, with references, for
board or small pay. Address Charles E.
decSd1t'
WIDOW WITH CHILD 3 YEARS
old would like situation as working house
keeper, good plain cook. In or near Gar
diner preferred. Write to NJ. S., Gardi-
ner. Me-, r. F. D. 8. decSd2ws
A JOB TO DRIVE TEAM OR DO ANY
kind of work but milking. Edward How
ard, Winthrop, K. +. u. q. dec5d1ws
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
and bookkeeper wants permanent posi-
ton in Augusta. Best references. Ad-
dress by mail. Stenographer, care Kenne-
bee Journal. dec5d1ws
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Typewriter Operators

car and permanent situations with
good wages by applying at once to
The vicsery & Hill Publishing Co.,
Augusta, Me. nov27dtf
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
" MaIE1Yom
BRECKENRIDGE NEW.

Mrs s. e Loud rssu-neG LAST week
from Colorado sprinzz Easrs sac tc-
conpanied her daughcar. Mss srhss
Loud to the hospital % unfsryu Al
operation for appeuttet-ii. The op-
Grafton was successful and Miss Ethel
i. nov away FROM the hospital and
rapidly gaining back her strength
Mira Mountcastle = nov comfort
ably located in her rev resfdeHsa
Mrs. wm- 2 Dana rerI-rAf co her
homestead last THURSDAY altar spend
ing the winter in Colorado Springs.
She was accompanied By her sister.
Mrs Nellie Black and son- VIVA visit
ed for a few days
Dr. John Allen Of T3xaada- kIls..
arrived last "Wednesday and ls now
residing on his claim Es erecrad Al
auto shed which is at present ansver-
ing the purpose of q residence
Mrs. McAIlister Is adding more I'M
proyements to her place s1ch as
barn and pig-pen and Il having some
inside york done OF her house She
has installed pump IN her wall
J. B. Hall has been haGling for Dr.
Alien and Mrs. McAIIistsr-
Rev. W. A. Pittnan IS erecting
house for his sister. Mrs Daisy Wise.
e J. Walberg lost good r1ilk COW
and a calf recently.
A R Bouldin marketed some more
lat hogs in Ordway last Saturday
Ellis Gunckle from Colorado
Springs IL now visiting his father, z
}. Gunckle. He expects to remain
bout two weeks.
Miss Hester Bouldin returned to
)rdway last Saturday after spending
wo weeks in the home Of her brother.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board OF Trustees Of the Town
OF Ordway, until o'clock p. M, June
5, 1916, and opened soon thereafter
for the furnishing of material and
construction of a four foot cement
walk along the north side OF depot
park. cement street crossing across
Colorado Boulevard on south side Of
second street, and a cement alley
crossing on the north side Of Block
So.
ALI to be constructed according to
new specifications on file in the Office
of Town Clerk.
The board reserves the right to re-
!iect any or all bids OF to waive any
defect or informality in any bid,
should it be deemed in their interest
to do SO.
Proposals to be enclosed in enve-
lopes. sealed and marked "Bids for
Walks and Crossings" and addressed
to the undersigned.
Call at Clerks office for bidding
blanks.
| John B. Estes,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
yficheIin Tire Hints

Tire Destructioh-a few avoidable
causes.
Mr.. Potter OF The Ordvay Auto
Co. who Is a great booster locally for
AicheIin Tires says that: The wheels
of car should always run exactly
parallel Anything which prevents
this well cause tire trouble. Too
much play in the aIle-end bearings,
too great a freedom in the steering
joints or possibly a bent spindle, or
aIle-end Invariably eIacta the pen
atty. Breaks too, when they are out
of order, damage tires. For example
II only one Of the back wheels locks
when applying the brakes. the tire
on the slipping wheel will surely be
injured
Another kind Of tire-troubIe arises
from weakened springs. Every time
the ear ioIts badly the Bpper part of
the tire rGbs against the mudgard
and az result the casing Ii damaged.
Then again oil or grease, from
leaky OF ovsrfIled tanks. should not
be permitted 70 reach the tires, be-
czuse Oil and other fatty sabszrces
are laost IN .grtoGs 10 rubber.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
THE COW AND PROFITS

A good dairy COW will eat on the
average of three tons Of hay and one
ton OF grain during the fall, winter
and spring months. She ought to
make 900 pounds OF butter during
this time. The hay is worth $40 a
ton or $50; the grain is worth $50,
or a total cost Of feed of $50. The
butter is worth $50. allowing thirty
cents a pound, which Ia an everage
price during the time the hay and
grain is worth the price given. On
irrigated lands in Colorado, especially
grain. or alfalfa lands. sugar beet
or fruit lands, manure Is worth at
least So ton. 4 COW will produce
enough manure to pay for the labor
OF taking care OF her.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Pioneers Meet

So-,e Of the pioneers Of tk.s Ttein-
itF we're s1terrznet al the home Of
NJ and M-z- Horace Bates on Thurs
day sFsainz Of last week and the
event -as made pioneers reunion
Old fashioned games we're played
and good things to eat some Of them
Ike they Fad IL the early days Of
'O-dEzy. we're served Those present
were Nr. and Mrs. l. W Walters. Mr.
AID Mrs z Bigford. Mr. and Mrs
Chz.- Olnstezd. yr. and Mrs Thos-
GzIIzrz1. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo CALLAHAN.
yr. and Nrz- z. z Hosler, Mrs. Mel
lie Warren. Mrs Vsn Ornam- Mrs
2 N Davis. Miss Alice walter. Mar
ion BIgford. and Master John Pat
rex GzIIzTan- Regrets came from
the foIlo-ing Who could not be pres
ert: Nr. and Mrs D. C Roberts, Mrs
H u Roberts, Mrs. Belle Brush
Green Mr. and Mrs F. 2. Phillips.
?. W. TzrboI-
The hostess vas presented with
get of dishes as token of the apDre-
ciztion Of her thoughtfulness. Mrs
Bates has resided in Pueblo for the
past several years, but was one Of the
early day residents of Ord~ay. She
was formerly Miss Angie Ray and is
a niece Of Nr. and Mrs. Walters.
These pioneers were here in the sos.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
MAJKK WANTS YLOuH
ID N S0E1M RAnk

Joaeph HAJek beatsvss tAat . ding
Of hessu b . Joy far ever. and with
that thought he proposes 70 make .
beauty spot In North park Joe h
OrdvAy's park man. and he has fgur-
ed l; out that flower bed vouh be
worth while. bat be wants some help;
be wants the plants donated His
i1sa d . eonneadahie one and since
their are 10 funds to be placed n
his disposal be viii accept of the do
nation of plants Of any and many
descriptions AID he viii do the rest
So 4. there are those o. To1 veo have
any 10 g.rs yo1 vii Be doing the eoro-
HEnity = Charitable act by advising
nfn OF some Of the city o9ciais-
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Notice

The annual stockholders meeting
of The Box Springs Canal G Reser-
vofr Company. for the purpose of
slecting a board of FIVE directors for
the ensuing year and for the trans
action Of such other business as may
come before the meeting, will be held
at the Box Springs school house on
Section 1s. Twp. 49, Range 81, at
2 p. M. on Tuesday. the sixth day
of June. 1915.
F.. L. Peterson, Secretary.
First publication, May s, 1915.
Last publication, June 2, 1916.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Think IL Over

RsItzble zufhorft!es ztarez that n
TIE izst ten years the Ioss "a the West
trozs Hail was GREATER thza cEzt
sz1a@zt By FIRE n the aaaie 1@-fod.
HzIL Eiorma ara zett!ag more tre-
z1eEt sgs-y year and come wien lezz-
exDes1s1
pEGTgCT YOURSELF TODAY
Ezrrsn 7, Nelson, Lncz1 lzsnt IL
THE HONE At THE CrTIZgga
sTATZ E4gZ, o-sxzy-
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

Gzzs.E-z.s2li IL tz-lss< u -ae s1Tsrr2se-
ilis-tgg - -1-s sz1s - tzz1s z.<a & za-
6rsts=r asspuz, 90 -4a ,s1e-. with
fz-ss II - pe 8sHt ~ sE1e T. a. :
S't'tdrzxy &. tIss .f,ssIe II liz s.zss
s.sss-t ~ Zszpf SJe'Esz-ss.zassssze=z- Cz5g-
~ SsI1ttssIsg - Css=crs-g vzts-1. s>--zE.
sz-,s .zzssff II 18@s 1.rzv z-e u 81
Sfrss-srt .fr ssas % Ete 5sIiesc> Tzaae
~ pr -sa4ts=-s S'iF 1sT ~ szs<~ssz<.
s.if fszssz.s sp sssg 11ssnassslrza = E.a
p51rr-pn-.F cap ssrres .Is-zhe- *
.9-zlss+Ips1 tsss1sEs - rs1s azas ~ .s.sss.-
Iasr1.ses-1sIs VIII 1ise srzsss Sssz< -
LzzzsS f/sl insesslc,Tss--t.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Green MeIons Hailed

y erwa cnnessssDs axe - - -
aaoed Aerarfns - sce sEA1sse =
! ras Rxsvs.r. cskesraA xbsxsa vAseA
nus been 7as a<c,r. taszrsaxsars and
! x-uwsrs l yaui sexm s,k-ssrsness u
~ pa sns saa;asur,t rrs SrAvsss
Ns~s has ina .9lllwanss - Say
! THAI ne vabs--kxkks nk1-Asssr1t
| iss-,nurrrs Apt g-9ygrs I'd ss-sv1fs
a-s determined ~ sne szIn "a ne
tr,ailsc-imfnara siiiuuiinis Ic s-ssn nsl'-
r.,Euu,ss. sas szsmnilif,sf Sihhr 8
number af cr-sluss af s1,ssm sss.isSslntzrsss
ware cundsmna.i AMI tissse-1y,at
L, his anxiety II uIu N. Ins-ttse s
Iapa,asa <-uvsr oraui;;ifs sssFar iI-'flzfs
ID 1iia s-9rsss liii,rs tlrt sniiest 1frtsn
tur Guasst points 'Sunsuins nfsars'an
-aaE caey ysrs luc wall 1a,-Jat s-nt
had svery aspaar-,nss az 1s,iis t--s.ail.
Horticultural CuInIuissssunn Vain
was notified aE 81 Csnf--r ami I'm
madiaoai- cana dvsr N niis;s II trt-
aninaEiun.
Altar cutting upen 8 number I'd -i's
r,sinns. saiected at r-indau rum ma
sevsn cratas, Commissioner WI.izs
gave II AS his 1piniun clie canfaluupes
were 100 per cent yrs.n. rhag f.ii
been pirked At least rTvu weeks aahurs
maturity
There ara mitigating circumstances
Gunnected with this irst aIrsnpr -
ship unrine cantaluupes. The s-uv-
ar has had M previous szperience N
handling melons and Drubahiy made
the shipment in good faith An offi-
ciaI of tie Japanese assucialon- vhsr
informed OF the action taAan hy Com
missioner Waite in cundemning the
melons. fully approved it,
A small crate OF three cantaioupes.
consigned 70 u Chicago cummisstou
house. was passed by the commits
xioner with the express understand
ing that they we're not to be shipped
Tor the market. The words These
cantaloupes are green" were written
in plain letters on the crate The
shipper stated that he was sending
them to merely show the condition of
the melon crop at this particular time.
Commissioner Waite, while excus-
ing the first offense, for the reasons
stated, gave warning that anyone
hereafter attempting to ship green
melons will be prosecuted under the
law
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Pal E-ta,e Tr.nsfer,

Warranty deeds filed in the ONCE
Of the county clerk OF Crowley coun-
II Up To Nay Is. 1916, as recorded
By the Crowley County Abstract COM
Dzny. ordrsy.
Nellie G. Foley to Ella ". Foley.
z. 80 area Of Ew4, 10-22-5s
JDas W Story to Vim. Hall Thomp-
soz. sBA sE4 e 81 sEA 81 &
sVA .g1s, zs-zI-5s
Twin Lzkea Land T. Water Co., to
. Len sDftIer. ggA s4-21-ss. lying
sE6er AzazsnoIs lateral, $4,000.
Tria Lake. Land 4 Water Co, to
LeTi S5.:Ier, z. 80 acres ofg SEX s.
IT E7. 81 t. ,'EA. z4-21-5s. $4,000.
I TrIa Lake. Land 4 Water c., to
r>evf sSs;Ier. ssz Zs-z1-ss. 8. of Ry.
h part II NJ Is lying under irrigat-
ing ffteEes t. IL acres ". OF said
'd5sshGs, fa z1-5s. ;Z5040.51.
+ Tr5E Lakez Land 4 Water Co. to
Elizabeth sDitier, NEk sEA. s-22-
81, sssGs.
Esrb@st g. e Lola q. Green to B. e.
wsISy, The Green Reservoir and
r1teEes.
W. w. Line5erry TO Edward r.
Dr@aeas., bts 7. s. blk. e. o1ney
s0rfaxx, 1880,
u, J. Alien and wife to r. z. Boleos
t,sEA Iz-is-ss, 1890.
Il yorier On T. Gas Co. TO N. d. Nc.
Ese, lot / blk. es, OIL City, Colo.
,1,.s T. II blk. 2s. OIL City. Colo.
Interstzte Ear. Bk. 10 A. N. Brena
!nzzn Il IdaS- ErenA man. lots 10, IA
1s, 1s. Blk. -. yinyard's Sub. Ord
way, 1900.
Sugar City TOwnsfte 4 Develop
nsnt Co. 10 d. n. Goodhue, lots 3
IL, 70, II, II. blk. 2, Sec. Ad.. suga
: city.
n Frank Y. Gray TO A. Brunton. lot
II 4 II, blk. zs, Vests Sub. Ordvay
| James Patterson to A, Brunton
lots . 4 8, blk. ss, Vests Sub. Ord
livay.
b, ". Powell, y. to 0so. Teat.
Hose Of water sfsht 40 IN col0Fsd
lCAnal. 'ss ii, W
). i ptsbss 80 Dsh1l y. qsnss
~ etse1s Atpt1y IA = nlksl
lla1 = r. = y - ! q .ssx5s
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Mr.. Fnmer:-

Mr.. Farmer
This of all years is the one in which
you should insure your entire grow
ing crop against loss by hail. Prices
are SO high that you should protect
yourself against financial loss. The
value Of only few pounds Of grain
will buy you protection against that
destructor of all crops-HAIL. In
sure now. Martin T. Nelson. Local
Agent of THE HOME. AT THE CITT-
ZENS STATE BANK, Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
SAND ARRoYA NEWS

Fzrners in the Sand A-royz sec
tion Of the county hare been making
progress in crop planting znt the
fields show sixnz Of zrttTssy- Cozti-
lions are most favorable fo- = zoot
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
N.,ss,e Is Hereby Given

rnn- 4ggEs,astous for the position
qf SsIperItsctsat Of Sewers and In
spacrsr ct Pi1ahiag and Sewers. will
b.. -scsfrs,. By the Board of Trustees
CT sha To~1 OF Ordway, until eight
Q c'cicca ? n June 5. 1915.
John B. Estes,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
tacr,oaes- Io<xse-

3 2 Carr formerly n< cSuaesI
fSr1Ts, Ezasa, "a az sIc1lnseer rao
1s@ zaHosaess ,sa1 ne WIFI make
GTs-sy a1a a5n1e ard "a pIar3az aSs
rsrk seSS<s tae DesoIe IN an al
~zsca zo5esra n caas issue
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

tkrusa- the tEs-rte- t7E1g SATURDAY
night. t1s Gosstzr= i5H E5-I1g al
sssEf-x 70 eo1s az TIE right tie ard
Il sEzEte-r gzzl.irz=z
" 2 GzFz- VII rstz-z this ~=sE
tr01 OzLzloosz- L.. ~se-= ne has
s@=z WIKI TIE 5o6y ot His wife rho
did -=ss=zt2F-
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

across the road from the j. e. Bunc.
claim.
Mrs. Barney Collins got about
100 chicks from an incubator setting,
Lloyd Talbot and Lindsey Collin,
took the final grammar school e1.
aminations held at Peak View school
house on Thursday and Friday Of last
week.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
x<~..o s,..-1-,

Ny .o-bs. eass9p.s ss1as p1GS se Z.
TIE i-rsz 5sra, r-:fxy zssl Ezzprssy
~ ezcA ysSys sa5l X sz4s tx-zo re zes>
anee ri c.s ts.as. r. u. Ns-,1y.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday school, 10 a. m,
Union service at the Evangelical
church. p. m.
Epworth league, Z p. m.
F. W. Pimlott, pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

EaJ L>bx around sSr buyers sSr
y>ss seers ~ livest1r1 or por5ssy
ss1z : esassfSef al IN the Merry IRA
Vii a<z1 ,aszs 20 5o1. Try IL nnes.
s>~ Fra Exsf Ad@ wing pe.vrss.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
Patents Recorded

Government land patents recorded
the past week in Crowley county are
as follows:
Barbara Worker, assignee, Sc \
s-fs-55
], C. Patrick NwN 13-2o-6s.
Nellie c. Foley NwA 10-22-5s.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

z<aI sazf hsa:sre, Common 4a1ers-
es1 Ezs<sy On 5ase 81 thss issue
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

BoI EpringE-Tna- Worker Is max
irg progress on his ranch iuproTe-
uentz among which is q new bunga-
Io~. He Is getting along rapidly
and will soon have II completed
Among the many things he will do
will be the erection of camping
ground and bunk house for the con-
ysnisnce of the people to the north
who trade at Ordxay. II will be a
halfway" house and viii provide
the convenIences which will make 1t
a most attractive proposition for the
farmers.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
suNNYsLopE NEWS


Mrs Pfefer's brother. Leo Bloess.
from Sedalia. Mo-. and her son. Otto
Pfefer. from st. Louis. Mo-. visited
with her over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Bloess returned Sunday after
noon. but Mr.. Pfeffer together with
his brother George. went to Denver
the first part Of the week.
The following were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Williams
and family on Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Collins. w. H.
Collins. Mrs. Geo. Trippel, Misses MIL
dred Shive and Randalin Trippei,
Messrs Harry, Lewis and Lindsey Col
Inns. Ernest. Thomas and Clay Shive
and Lloyd Talbot.
Many have now sown their oats
which they expect to use principally
for hay and for grazing PURPOSES.
Mr.. Taulbee from Kentucky. is now
erecting a house on his claim Just
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII SeEberry enter
tanned few of their friends on Sat
urday evening of East week at an
"old time party" Games Of former
days were played and refreshments
served
Some Of the young people attend
ed a dance last Friday evening in the
Divide neighborhood north Of here.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
BOX SPRINGS NEWS

BIZ E-tar-5l.ooI hsrs viii close
O. F-s1zy q ts3s week with Z fitting
ysEzz .s- -hz osczsiol- Il -iII be
n tas afternoon By the pu-
pIAs q t5e SCHOOL. IL ~hich time
No-5e-z- Day vii also BE- observed
Mr. C-ooksr. the tszsher, has been
70 tszch again next winter.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

South Bor Sprfnz-GchooI In this
district will ciose with Z play on Cat
urfay eTenfnz ~ the sehooi house
+: VIII s.s EzEtJet By locz! talent
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19

Have you some stock to sell? II
70. put an ad under Livestock" In
the classified column.
The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
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Eaasl Eas'rrzzss-g ? Johnson.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-14
Russia Revives

A year ago the Russian
armies were reeling back across
Galicia, across Poland, across
Courland and Lithuania, broken
and beaten by the tremendous
artillery assaults Of Mackensen
and Hindenburg. One by one
the fortresses they held were
captured Przemysl, Lemberg,
Warsaw, Novogeorgievsk, Ivan
gorod, Grodno, Kovno, Brest-
Litovsk, Wilma. Their retreat
was skillful; the armies Of the
Grand Duke were never crushed
or forced to surrender; but a
good many persons believed
their defeat to be so complete
that they would not be able to
undertake another formidable
offensive. But within the year
the armies have been rebuilt
from the ineXhaustible reserves
Of Russia, guns and ammunition
have been found in sufficient
quantity and the Russians are
again advancing.
If we are to believe the reports
that come from Petrograd, the
Russian drive in Volhynia and
Bukowina took in a fortnight
more prisoners than the Ger
mans took in a corresponding
period Of their drive last sum
mer and as much spoil. Lutsk,
Dubno and Czernowitz fell, The
Austrian line, which had appar-
emily been seriously weakened
to carry on the offensive against
Italy and to support the German
campaign at Verdun, was crum-
pied at severel points by General
Brusilof's attacks, Germany
had once more to send help to its
ally at a time when it needed all
its strength elsewhere. The
Austrian offense against Italy
stopped, Again Russia had