davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
'alaczy nastepujace objawy:

p'alaczy nastepujace objawy:
q. Katar przewlekly nosa j gar
|dzieli, kt6ry czesto %przychodzi ma
Ikrtan oskrzelc, powodujac chrza
|kanie, suchosc W gardle, chrypke
kaszel z poczatku przejsciowy, a
p6zniej = skutkiem przewlek}e-.
60 kataru oskrzeli - kaszel sta}y.
Przewlekly katar oskrzeli przygo
towujc podloze do rozwoju r6z-
nych chor6b plucnych a navel
gruzlicy, suchot. Pod wplywem
przewlekiego katarn gardzieli pow
stac moga cierpienia ucha, prowa
dzace nickiedy navel do gfucho--
|ty.
b. Bardzo czesto wystepuja "a
burzenia zoladkowe odbijania,
brak apetytu, zle trawicnie, a row
niez niepok6j i bicie serca pola--
czone czasami z omdlcwaniem.
G. Czesto rozwija sic przewlek}e
zapalenie oczu, a niekiedy nawet
zapalenie nerw6w ocznych, NIGGA
|cych doprowadzic do slepoty.
6. ChrOniczne zatr11cie tvtOniem
|prowadzi do ciezkich chor6b SER
ca naczyn krwionosnych oraz
|chor6b nerwowych. Wiclu ludzi
pail i niekt6rzy dozywaja p6zne-
go wieku, ale wielu umiera pred
wczesnie cd p~owyzszych chor6b i
ich powik}an; w kazdym badz RI
'zic chroniczne zatrucie tytoniem
jest zawszc szkodliws i tenn szkod
.liwsze, i'm wczcsniej tyton zacza1
.dzialac ma niedojrzaly, rosnacy j
rozwijajacy sic organizm.
Z. Me nalezy zaczynac palic, a
kto zacza}, MECH sic odzwyczai, do
p6ki tytoh ME wywo1al W organic
ME jego takich zmian, kt6re ME
dada sic juz naprawic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
ClEKAwE RZECzY
JAK DAWNO WYNALEZIONO
DRUT KOLCZASTY.

49, 1855
Zanim drut kolczasty, kt6rym
zostaly dzisiaj obwiedzione GRAM
ce Polski doszed1 do obecne:j pro
lstej formy, wielu wynalazc6w ma
suszylo sobie glowy. w r. 1867
dnia % lipca zglosif sic do urzedu
|patentowego stanu Nowego Jor-.
ku niejaki p. Hunt z wynalazkiem
|plotu, kt6ry z}ozony by} z rur CO
|pewien odstep naszpikowanych
blaszanymi kolcami. w tym sa.
mym roku inny Amerykanin,
Smith z Wentu, wynalaz} plot dru
|ciany, ktory zbudowany byl 2
|kr6tkich odcink6w z drutu, wkre
canych z rurki. z kazdej rurki
wystawa1 ma boki szereg owych
odcink6w drucianych ostro zakon
czonych. Podobnym nieco i row
ME skombinowanym byl inny pc
mysl niejakiego Kclley'a z Move
go Yorku, opatentowany W r.1868
Drut kolczasty dis uzywany
jake kombinacya dw6ch drut6w,
skrecanych lckko naokolo siebie z
zawijanymi miedzy ME podw6j-
nymi kr6tkiemi kolcami, wymys-
lii dopiero W r. 1874 J0zef F. Gid
don z De Kalb W stanie Illinois.
'Czytamy jednak W history wojen
|Stan6w Ameryki P6hocnej, re o
bywatelc poludniowej Karoliny 0
|bwarowali swc pozycyc pod Char
lesion W r. 1868. zasiekami, po1a-
|czonemi drutem k%olczastym, jake
bardzo skutecznemi zaporami
|przeciw nacierajacemu nieprzyja-
cielowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
RADIUM I ROSIINY.

Doczckalismy sic nowej epoki
tr,yumf66w geniuszu ludzkicgo,
tenn dumniejsi, re z nowem pro-
mieniowanicm tego gcniuszu Ia
czy sic imie polskic.
Radium, wystudyowane nauko-
wo, posiada juz Obscene zakresy
zast6sowan W zyciu praktycznem.
|Tcchnika, mcdycyna, a swiczo
r6lnictwo wprowadza owe cuda
dzia}an i %wplyw6w, jake plyna z
nieznanego do niedawna zroala,
nabytego W glebiach rnd metalicz
|nych.
Cd lat kilku zar6wno chemicy,
;iak i agronomowie pracuja mad
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS radyogra
ficznych do wzrostu roslin. Oczy.
wiscie ME by}o tn mowy o rady--
UNI, jake %produkcie czystym, pra
cowicie otrzymywanym i bardzo
kosztownym, ale o rudzic, zawie-:
:ajace.j w1asnosci do niedawna
nickname.
Zasada do stosowania radyoty-
zacyi byla. bardzo prosta. Naleza.
10 wzbogacic glebe w azot,ten fun
damentalny pokarm Ola roslin !
podniecac zywotnosc mikrob6w.
dzieki ktorym nastepuje process a.
~symilacyi azotu i czynnosc t.
dzialanic substancyi
radyo : aktywnych.
Professor uniwcrsytetu W Pra-.
DE D. Stoklasa, w%ykazywal W
swej piracy, przyjetej przez akade
mie paryska, re dzialanie cial "a.
dyo : aktywnych sprzyja rozwoJc
wi, zar6wno baktcryi, pochlania-
,jacych azot Il otaczajacego powie
trza, jake tez bakteryi, przetwa'
rzajacych ten azot atmosferycz'
ny ma zwiazki azotowe, %bezposreo
MO wzbogacajace glebe wpros'
|droga %naturalna, przyswa5ane
przez rosliny.
Przez dzialanie ukrytych W zie
mi cial radyoktywnych, objasnis
|prof. S., niedajaca sic dotychczza e:
|wyjasnic wwyjatkowa urodzajnost
okolic.
. Jake demonstracye tego dzlais
mia przedstawiono dwie g}6wN.k
kapusty. Liscie jednej, wyproWa
dzonej przez promieniowanie ra-
|dyalne So dwakroc wieksze cd 70;
winietych droga naturalna.
Jestesmy W przededniu ""cudov
nauki'', kt6ra doprowadzic MOI
do rozwiazania problematow do
tychczas niedoscignionych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
DIVINE ZWYCZAJE W JAPo
n

Divine ma opak jest wszystko
urzadzone W Japonii. Ciesla ia
ponski ciagnie hebel ku sobie "a
|kowal do piracy siada. Kowal ia
|ponski nigdy ME doznaje PREY
iemnosci otrzymania bezp}at-
nvch bilet6w do cyrku, DO czlo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

- Vice mi radzisz adwokata
|Pytclkiewiczaf
= Alcz naturalnie, ami sic ma
myslaj. jake p~rzyklad, powiem
lax dziclnie bronil zab6jcy &c
omal nieboszcczyka ME wpakowa
no do %wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

Kobieta frasuje, sic az dostanie
.zmarszczki, a wtenczas klopoce
sic, re je dosta}a. Kazda niewia--
sta powinna brac HOLSTER Ro-
cky Mountain herbate. .Polepsz..-
wasz poglad. Biyszczace oczy,
klarewna kompleksya pemaga -ko.
biecie zadziwiajaco. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

wick, ktory przebywa pred cyr:
klein do nalepiania ogloszen1, ME
%znalaz}by miejsca do mich ma ku-
!zni. Caiy front kuzni japonskiej
Ijest otwarty, a lime budynh talk
szczelnie ia otaczaja re wszy--
kich stron, re niema AMI troche
miejsca ma przyklejenie afisz6w.
Japohska ksiazka zaczyna sic ma
naszej ostatniej STRONGLY, a kon--
czy sic z naszym pierwszym roz-
dzia}em. Zdania czyta sic z CORY
ma dol, jak dh1gic kolumny cyfr.
Bialy kolor jest II Japonczyk6w
oznaka za}oby, a poezye oceniaja
pod}ug pieknosci pisma. >.
Domy japonskie ME maja wca-
lie kominow j MONA widziec caly
szereg dach6w bez jednego pi6--
|ropusza z dymu, jak daleko o.
klein siegnac. Japohczycy gotuja
W ma}ych piecykach ma weglu
drzewnym poza domem. Piec6w
do ogrzewania ME maja wcale,
|tylko male "hibaczy' rodzaj -
|garnka wielkosci galona, napcl-
|nionego zarzacym sic weglem
drzewnym. w zadnym piecu ME-
ma lyle ciep}a, zeby MONA, spalic
|robaka. Gdy vice Japohczykom
jest "a zimno, biora kapiel. Ka-
panic jest uswieconym zwycza-
|jcm. Skoro tylko maja chwilke
|wolnego czasu, spiesza do lazni.
= Jezeli sic sp66znia ma pociag,
|biora kapiel, czckajac ma nastep
ny. - Kapiele biora gorace,
wrzace. A najdziwniejszem jest to
re ME kappa sic W wannie, tylko
W ma1ych naczyniach glinianych
mniej wiecej tel wielkosci, jakich
uzywaja do. mycia sic, a gdy So
Ijuz zupcfnie czysci, - wchodza
do wanny, - w~}asciciel kapieli
rozplakalby sic i powiedzial ci, re
doprowadzasz 60 do bankructwa,
10 tel samej woody uzywa sic przcz
ca1y wiecz6r, bez wzgledu ma to
ilu jest gosci W hotelu. Popluskaw
sly troche, wychodza, paruja ma
calem ciele, 49, obcieraja sic lekko
naciagaja ma siebic kimono, i STA
daja W k6}ko bose. Czlowiek mys
lalby, re zanim wiccz6r mimic, juz
szybkonogi pos}aniec bedziiea m 1itl
sial biedz pc lekarza, ale przeciw.
ME, nigdy sic ME zaziebiaja. !.
Gdy tn przybylem zaproszono
mic do pcwnego domu japonskie-
go i zdziwilem sic, ME zastwszy
wcale krzesel. Rzeczywiscie W ca
lynn ~domu Japonczyk~nie ma ami
.jcdnego mebla, kt6ryby byf wy
Sym mad .stope. Musisz vice Sic
dice ma podlodzc. C'zlowiek tel
|budowy co ia nigdy chyba ME by}
stworzony do siedzenia ma pod1o-
DE. Gdy usiade i chcc sic dostac
|blize,j stolu, nogi mi zawadzaja--
ME moge wcalc wstac, gdy sic co
|dzieje. Sluzaca musi chodzic wko-
10 mnie 2 potrawami. MIN sic
vice obiad skonczy, ma ona juz
dosyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

- Zm6wcie pacierz "a moja du
sze, jestem zgubiony.
Ksiadz, obecny wsrod publiczno
sci, zblizy} sic do klatki, kobiety
uklek}y j zaczely odmawiac modli
|twy "a konajacych, mezczyzni rzu
eli sic re sztabami zelaznemi, ze-
by wyrwac nieszczesliwego pos.
kromiacza re szpon6w tygrysa.
By}o zap6zno. Martin juz ME zyl.
w Dieppe m}oda kobieta, PAM
Lapime, omal ME pad}a ofiara ty
grysa, ktory zwykle slepo sfucha1
kazdego jej skinienia. Kiedy vie.
czorem go poi4a, pochwyci} ja pa
zurami "a ramie. Zdo1a}a mu sic
wyrwac, ale ramie by}o straszli--
vie poszarpane. Trzej lekarze o.
becni W cyrku oswiadczyli, re am
putacya jest niezbedna, mloda ko
beta oparla sic temu przeklada--
JAG smierc mad utrate reki. Do
brze nj tenn wyszfa. Przcz kilka
|dni rama sic jatrzy]a i krwawila.
|potem ramie zaczefo sic goic W
kilka tygodni PAM Lapune wyz--
drowiala. Kiedy poraz pierwszy
pc tym wypadku, zblizyla sic do
klatki tygrysa, zawstydzone zwie-
RE przyczo}galo sic do jei n6g, "a
cze}o lizac jcj rece, jak gdyby pro
szac o przebaczenie.
Mode Ivy, tygrysy, lamparty
pantery oswoic ME trndno, przy-
wiazuja sic one do cz}owieka, So
lagodnc i pos}uszne, jak pokojo-
we pieski. w Algierze czesto MOI
ma spotkac Arab6w, "a kt6rymi
biegna oswojonc lwiska. Pcwien
murzyn sypia} z dwoma ogromne-
mi brodatemi lwami, ktore mo-
g}yby 60 po}knac z taxa }atwos-
cia, jak smakosz ostrygi.
Pcwien lew oswojony. lubif pla
tao figlc i czesto uciekaf z klatki,
straszac ludzi, pracujacych W pc
In. katwo sobic wyobrazic przcra-
zenic spokojncgo robotnika, kiedy
maggie spostrzcg} o kilka krok6w
cd sicbic ogromncgo Iva, ktory
mu sic Z uwaga przypatrywal. Dhu
go stall tax naprzeciw siebie, do
p6ki ME nadbieg} w1asciciel i Iva
"a kark mic odprowadzi} do domu.
!, PoskramiaczWal let mial c6recz
Ike, ~sliczna jasnow1osa dzicwczyn-
t he, kktt66ras bawiifa sic z lwami, jak
gdyby to by1y kocieta. Pewnego
razu lew rzucil sic ma Wallet a.,
pochwycil 60 "a. bark bylby go
co najmniej straszliwic okaleczy},
lecz ia CLOS dzieweczki uspokoi}
sic i puscil swoja ofiare.
Poskramianic dzikich zwierzat
ME jest rzccza trudna, wymaga
tylko zimnej krwi, odwagi, cier-
pliwosci. Kto posiada te przymio-
ty, iatwo moze poskramiac nietyl
ko dixie zwierzeta, lecz rowniez
nicsfornych ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
PoWsTRZYMAJ TEN KAsZE1

Lachtliwy kaszel oslabia ca}y
system przygniata energie j sta
je sic silniejszym jezeli zaniedba-
ny; twoje gardlo jest surowe, W
piersiach 1achce i czujesz sic cho
ry wszedzic. Pom6zcie kaszlowi
natychmiast. ORA King'a New
Discovery. Kojace b6le balsam
:lecze zaognione blony a antysep-
.tyczne i leczace gatunki zabijaja
zar6dki zniszczy zaziebienie. Me
pozw6lcie zaziebieniu zatrzymy-
wac sic. Wezcie ORA King'r Dis
covery dis cd waszego aptekarza
SOC. Ogl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
p0leca sZan0Wnym Oby-
WatelOm DOlSkim sWa
pierwszorzedna Obsfuge.
RoBAKI. RoBIA DZIEC1 DRAz
I.IWEMI.

Jezeli vase dziecko krzyczy
we snie, jest nerwowe, ociazafe
niechetne, moze ono bye ofiara no
bakow. Rozpocznijcie leczenie ma
tychmiast z Kickapoo Worm Kill
Ter. TIE lecznicze cukierki we for;
r1ic tablet66w zabija robaki i usu-
wa;ja je szybko>i }atwo. Me przesz
kadzajcie waszemu dziecku W roz
wiianiu sic przez ociaganie sic
przez trwale cierpienia do jego zy
wotnosci przez robki .Wezcie n
ckapo Worm Killer cd waszych
aptekarzy. Csc. Ogl.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty deeds and patents filed
in the office of the county clerk OF
Crowley county up to Feb. 8, 1917,
as reported by the Crowley County
Abstract company, ordway.
Mrs. Conrad Busch to Peter Mar
kus, Jr., lot "a, blk. 25, Sugar City.
B. e. Weldy to Clarence M. Kel-
logg, Greene Reservoir & bitches.
Sugar City ,Townsite & Dew. Co. to
Frank Tracy. lot II, blk. Q and lot
1S, blk 8, Second Add. Sugar City.
Conrad Markus to B. J. Burris,
lots 1O-11-12, blk. 1, First Add. Su-
gar City. $500.
Gotlieb Grasmick to William Ma
jor, lots 1918, blk. 16, Sugar City.
Florence q. Stubbs to James d.
stubbs, 90 acres in Indian Claim
No. 8.
e. B. and Sarah ]. Parish to David
Downer and Grace Downer. part out
lot II. Olney Sub. $3.50.
Sarah A. Ellis to Jasper J. Thomp-
SON and Lorena :. Thompaon. VIZ
wa MEX NEA, 3s-1l-S7.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Price of a Tree.

The owner of an apartment-Eouse
was ordered to pay $G5 for maple
tree which he ordered cut down, not
knowing that it was city property. EX-
pert testimony determined the cost of
replacing the tree.
When a tree is fellcd and cut up
into logs its commercial value is cas-
lily calculated, but the worth of n
standing tree-especially one within
the city limits-is hardly to be deter
mined, except for the very practical
purpose of pcnaliZing its destroyer.
The early settler, with the forest to
contend with. proceeds to clear the
land about his home, so that not n
sapling survives. Towns in the midst
of what, II generation ago, WAS Mich
igan's timber belt, are treeless, or
practically so, and summers sun and
winters wind find no obstruction to
their violence. Yet in cities trees are
appreciated.
1t must be that our eyes were in
tended to receive more green rays than
SOlutely necessary to save any prospect
from bleakness. Every tree in Detroit
Is precious. and it is reaSsuring to
learn that one cannot be fclled with
out due action from the authorities
Detroit News.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
NUMA BRIEFS.

The following persons are reported
in the clutches of lagrippe this week.
Mrs. Ed. Mccoy. Mrs. l.. L. Roberts,
Mrs. A. ]. Dyer. g. R. Mattingly and
w. e. strever.
A number Of young people of the
neighborhood spent very pleasant
evening at the Beard home Tuesday.
The small babe of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
S. Miller has been seriously i'll the
past week but is improving.
John Adner who has been visiting
in the L. L. Roberts home most of
the winter returned to his home in
Kentucky last week. He came here
for his health but 1t seems had wait
ed to long.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
MADE INDIANS MAD
sAvAGES' STRONG OBJECTION Tc
BEING PHOTOGRAPHED.
Woman Tells of Trip to Ancient Cit,
Of Taos Which Seems to Have
Been Highly Exciting-Saw
Feast and Dance.

During a journey through the prac.
tically unknown Southwest somebody
suggested that l go to the ancient city
of Taos for the feast of San Geronimo,
Mrs. G. X. Miller writes in Leslies.
you won't find photographing these
Indians an easy job, but if you sue
ceed you will get something interest
ing" Taos is the ancient pueblo
about eighty miles from Santa Fe, and
reached by a highway which is only a
trail over stony mesa.
Somebody called out that the dance
was at the south pueblo and there was
Il rush across the logs which served us
bridges over the little stream which
runs through the reservation. There
we found perhaps Il hundred Indians
wrapped in white muslin robes and
carrying branches of trees in thei-
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
GRANGE TO RENDER
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM

On Saturday. Feb. IT. the Numa
Grange will render the following pro-
gram one of the interesting features
of which is subject for debate. The
program follows:
Music-Miss Frances Strever.
Recitation-Miss Grace Huckaba.
Lecture, "The German-American
Situation"-Mr. M. E. Bashor.
Reading-Miss Eva Bean.
Debate. Resolved that it is better
to be blamed than praised"
Affirmative, Mrs. W. e. Strever,
Herman Houck, Ed. Sypher, Mrs.
Hoffman. Negative VIM. Broadbent.
John Pleiman, Miss Elizabeth Muir,
Miss Flossie Beard.
Music-Mrs. A. Pedigo, Mrs. A.
Ulrich, Mrs. c. r. Mattingly.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09

being victory for the clan and not
for the individual runner. The pu-
eblo winning the race is entitled b
keep the statue Of st. Geronimo for
the following year.
Early in the afternoon the Indian
clowns, known as the delight makers,
rush suddenly from the pueblos. Their
faces and naked bodies are smeared
with paint and their hair entwined-
with corn husks. Nothing is sacred tol
their touch and they will steal fruit
from a vendors wagon and perhaps
after taking mouthful spit it Mt soma
visitor. They object to being photo
graphed, and when one saw me in the
act of taking his picture he came at
me with rush, yelling in a savage
fashion. l was sitting on log. and
he sat down beside me so close that /
narrowly escaped falling off. He yelled
and gesticulated. but sat perfectly
still and pretended not to see him. The
man who had sold me my permit came
up behind and said something. Finally
he left. but all during the afternoon
whenever I attempted to take pic
ture dirt was thrown at me and all
the curses known to their savage ira
ditions were wished on me. The de-
light makers beat tin pans at horses
and caused several runaways, and
frightened children almost into spasms.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
South Cowans News Briefs

A birthday surprise party was ten
dered H. E. Gordon on Friday evening
of last week.
Mrs. Agnes Puckett and son are in
Manhattan, Kans. at the bedside of
her mother who is dangerously i'll.
M. L. Hay has gone to Eaglewood,
Kans. to sell off some property he
left when he moved out here
A revival meeting is being conduct
ed at the ~. R." hall.
A petition has been sent to the
of Lincoln county to
have Grand avenue made a county
road, and to have Joe Mcclure made
road boss.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Farmers to Cooperate

South Cowans-Farmers in this
vicinity held meeting Saturday and
are perfecting a cooperative associa-
ton on the plan in general use in
North Dakota. The meeting was we'll
attended and the subject of coopera-
ton, new roads and miscellaneous
topics were discussed. At one of the
Horses VS.. Tractors" will be debated.
The next meeting will be Saturday,
March 3.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09

hands. They We're making weird
noise and limping up and down as they
marched around the pueblo. 1t was
q strange scene. The movement of
their bodies was slight, but lhe eX-
pEcsSiOn on their faces and the low
cultural utterances showed suppressed
emotion. and suddenly directly in front
Of where | was standing one of the
older warriors fell to the ground in
an epileptic fit. He was at once car
ried into the pueblo and the medicine
man summoned. The dancers, how
canny performance went on for 10
minutes longer.
This was merely the prologue to
the feast of the morrow. The foot
races were hotly contested by the
young braves of the two pueblos. The
participants were naked except for a
kilt about the loins and were deco
rated with feathers in their hair, on
their arms and their ankles. The race
is run in peculiar fashion. When
the judges give the word two men dart
from the course nearest the pueblo and
run swiftly to the other end. The in
stant the leader reaches a certain
stone at the end of the course another
man of his clan takes up the race and
rushes past him on the home stretch.
This is kept up until all the contest
ants have had trial-the final victory
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Baptist Church

Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching. II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
B. Y. P. u, $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday evening prayer service
at 1880.
We will have visiting minister to
bring us the message on the I'd and
Sd Sunday of this month while the
pastor is away in meeting.
Our services are good and the con-
gregations are steadily increasing.
We urge your presence at the SER
vices. Come.
r. B. Sowell, pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Buys Dairy Cows
Peak View-Elmer Butts is stock
ing up his ranch with dairy cows.

Peak View-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Ramsey entertained number of their
friends Thursday evening. The fami-
lies of A. J. Reuss, Carl Chase Earl
Chase and A. ]. Clifton were present,
others present were Mrs Mae Lewis,
Miss Vaginna Lewis, Miss Nina Gre
yer, Lee Deaton and Master Harold
Allen.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Dairy Cows Exclusively

King Center-Fred Henderson will
have a public sale on Monday, Feb.
10, to sell off considerable of his
livestock and farm equipment. He
has leased his place to Walter Mabe
but will remain on the farm and han
die his dairy herd as an exclusive
line.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09

City, was in Ordway the first of the
week visiting with old acquaintances.
He was making a visit at Sugar City
with his mother, and brother, Harry
Farr. and family. Mr.. Farr had not
been here for about seven years. He
has been located at Tulsa, Okla.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
RESIDENCE FOR SALE

We are going to go east to live
and must dispose of our residence
property in Ordway. The residence
has rooms and is modern; in an
excellent location. See it and you
will see its advantages. ]. L. Murray.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
TAKEN UP

A bay horse about 10 or II years
old, black horse colt with large white
feet and star in forehead. Have been
at place for about two weeks. Owner
may have by paying feed bill and
adv. cost. F. G. Adam & Son, Olney
Springs, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Alarm Clock VS., Twins,

Bachelor (sadly)-"I dreamed last
night that 1 was married. The alarm
clock woke me-" Benedict (more sad
ly)-'I dreamed last night that 1 was
single. The twins woke ne."-Buffalo
News.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Ladies Aid Tea

Mrs. A. w. Bartlett, assisted by
Mrs. VIM. Strever, will serve the
monthly tea of the NJ. E. Ladies Aid
at the home of Mrs. Bartlett on
Thursday, Feb. Is.
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ntertain at Dinner

~ Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ulrich
~ "a the following guests at
I Gf 0nnday, Mrs. Wendt and son
ofAdo Springs, Misses Edna
4 Frances and Jewel Strever,
4 Eessrs Boyd, Mundell and Ever
~ beard.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Typewriter Ribbons

The New Era has a large supply
of typewriter ribbons. We have them
for fourteen makes OF machines. They
are ribbons for service.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
STALLION "EXCELSIOR'
For Sale

On account of moving will sell
Weighs 1900 lbs, yrs. old. Fine
trim and perfect condition.
T. ]. Belveal, Ordway.
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Notice is also given that in accor-
dance with law, and pursuant to an
order Of the Board of Directors Of
said Company made on the third day
OF February, 1917, the above mem
toned stock SO delinquent, and each
and every parcel thereof, will be sold
at public auction to the highest bid
der at the door Of the Court House,
in the City of ordway, Crowley Coun-
ty, Colorado, at the hour of 2 o'clock
in the afternoon Of Saturday, the
tenth day Of March. 1917, to pay
said delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
#. L. Peterson, Secretary.
THE BOX SPRINGS CANAL AND
RESERVOIR COMPANY.
First publicatioa. Fsb. .. 1917.
Last publication. March, ., 1917.
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VA NEWS
q L. Beard to Move

p. L. Beard who has lived
soadbent place for two years
Nd the, Trotter ranch north
0rdway where he will move
H8 fmily in few days. Mr.. Broad
o6tt ts11bsSts to move to the farm in
.tAo near future.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Sells Fine Jack

L. A. Henderson sold one of his
fine jacks few days ago to John
Link of Eads. The price received
was $500.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Wrono Aoain,

"And this is our Louis XVI room,"
remarked Mrs. Grabcoin.
"You don't say sol" exclaimed Mcs.
Wonper. 81 didn't know you hus' IL
ltu'-'"' Of that uamn"
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
sizing Bee ENJOYED

Nunna1Some of the neighbor wo-
men hsd 4 sewing bee for Mrs. VIM.
Walker Sdnesday afternoon. Light
refresf1gts were served and good
social = enjoyed by all.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
Grange to go Visiting

uma-The Numa Grange has re-
wed an Invitation to visit the King
enter Orange Saturday, tomorrow,
El4ght and hear report Of the State
6Hange meeting in Denver.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF CORPORATE
STOCK FOR DELINQUENT
ASSESSMENTS
Ordway, Colo. Feb. 8, 1917.

Ordway, Colo. Feb. 3, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that there
is delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock of THE BOX SPRINGS
CANAL AND RESERVOIR COM
PANY, on account of assessments
levied by the Board OF Directors of
said corporation, the several amounts
tive stockholders, as follows:
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
CantaIoupe Seed For Sale

I have the Pink Meat, netted rock
cantaloupe seed. This seed is tested
and is also rust resisting. 75c per lb.
]. l.. Bunger, Crowley, phone O-98F6.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09

Peak View-County Superinten-
dent w. E. Daily made visit to our
school a few days ago.
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-09
ThOs. Kidd Moves

Npma-Tom Kidd moved on the
,pl4ee just south of the John Bald
tdheh last week.