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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30

OTTAWA, Sept. 3O.-The Republican
county convention nominated the follow
ing ticket Saturday; Treasurer, c. W.
Oldroyde; register Of deeds, L. L. Frame;
county clerk, J. K. Bailey; sheriff, d.
" E,vuinp-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30

Ralph squires. l. A. Strauss, Otis Hun
gate and l. s. Dolman were probably
the first Topeka sportsmen to venture GU
after the wary jacksuipe and teal this
season. The above party was out wes
of the city one day last week, and secur
ed twenty five jacksnipes and brace Of
blue. wiz god teal
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RepullieAns-iu sheridan

HoxIE, Sept s0--This- ticket was
placed in nomination by the Republicans
Saturday: Treasurer, c. c. Evans; clerk, J..
L. Seigler; attorney. ]. T. Patterson;
register, William Waite; sheriff, E. L.
Crum; commissioner, Charles -Montieth !;
surveyor, J. A. Mckinney; coroner, DIR.
Brown
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CoTov County Republican,.

BURLINGTON, Sept. 3A-The Republi-
cans held d mass convention here Satnr-
day. They endorsed Morrill,. This is
the ticket. Treasurer, n. n. Kiger;
sheriff, w. II. Dinsmore; county clerk,
T. n. Bell; register of deeds, J. II. Han
na; surveyor, Harrie T. Robson; coroner,
S p. Douglass: commissioner Third DIS
trict, 5. jackson.
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1ndnrao the Administration.

JUNCTION CITY. Sept. 30-The Repub-
licans of Geary county nominated the
following ticket Saturday: Treasurer, G.
T. Brown; sheriff W. II. Mac1ey, jr;
register, &. a, Roether; county clerk, ~.
B. Spurlock; surveyor, HaE Pierce. The
state administration was endorsed with
ont a dissenting voice.
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Mitchell county PopulIsts.

BELoIT, Sept. 30.-The Populist coun-
ty convention here Saturday nominated
the following ticket: Treasurer, s Pad
gett; register, w. S. Hadley; county
clerk, ]. L Giants; sheriff, J. n. MYERS;
surveyor, N. L Wilson,; coroner, E E.
Drawer
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patent Laws and PeddIers.

C. 7. Laur and L. l. Edwards had a
formidable array of books On the patent
laws when they were called before
Judge Ferry Saturday afternoon to
answer to the charge of selling their
patent wagon litter without license.
This did not frighten the judge. how
ever, and he fined Laur $25 and Ed
wards, his agent, $40 They have APP
psaled the case.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30

Crawford county. system in Jefferson
county: Treasurer. Walter Ferguson;
clerk, A. C. Hurd; sheriff, E. w. O'Brien;
register of deeds, Albert Owen; coroner.
NJ. F. Marks; surveyor, P. A. Huber;
commissioner Bird district, J. d. Hines.
This is the free silver ticket and it will
give the gold-bug ticket in this county a
hard tussle
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ohnllenro for Mrsstlinc.

To the Sporting Editor of the State Journal.
Harold Ogee, the light weight wrest-
Ter of Silver Lake, would like to meet
any lao pound man in the city of Topeka,
He was defeated last fall by Johnny
Walker of Topeka. Would like to meet
him again. He's an easy victim. This
is q challenge for any town.
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AIcxtiIl~I,anD ead.

VALLEY FALLS, Sept. 30-Alexander
Hushan, an old sottler and prominent
citizen, died here Saturday, aged So
years. He was a neighbor of an-
other old settler. E. NJ. Hutchins, who
was killed by afall from a buggy few
days ago.
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SUPREME COURT MEETS.
a Man Who Wants to Go Into the ''JndG-
ing Business.


The supreme court will convene to-
morrow morning for its October sitting.
TIE most important case on the docket
for tomorrow is the mandamus case
against Secretary of State Edwards to
compel him to file the nomination
papers of G. P. Altman of Eldorado,
who wants to be a candidate for
district Judge in the old district This is
to be test case, to test the validity of
the law passed last winter redi e citing
the stats by judicial districts.
On Wednesday the cases against Gov
ernor Morrill, in regard 20 the position of
Sen ator Rogers as Il regent OF the state
university, will be heard. Two cases
are before the court. One is quo
warrahto proceeding asking that o. L.
NJ oore be ousted and that Rodgers be
put back in his old place The other is
mandamus proceeding 10 compel the
governor TO recognize Rodgers as regent.
These cases were fled by the late Scion
o. Thscher, and will be argued by w. c.
Webb
The "Gold Brick" Gordon case from
Shawnee county is set for Wednesday
and it will be argued at that time, al
though Gordon is out of Jail on bond
and will probably never come back.
The mapdamus case against State Aud
itor Cole from Gray county to compel
him to audit the claims for caring for
destitute insane will also be argued at
this term of court.
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birds, won by Reust, McIlhaney and
Hawn. Thirteenth, Is birds, won by
Robinson, Gof and Mcconnell. Four
teen;h, 10 birds, won by Sexton, Day
man and Goff. Fifteenth, 20 birds, won
by Elliott.
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the total visible supply as follows:
Wheat SO. 49,, 900 bushels; corn, JAIL
600; oats. 3,045,0 GOO.
Puts, December wheat, 6216c; calls,
65c; puts, May wheat, 6618c; calls, 6S3lc;
puts, December corn, 2S3sc; calls, 2e5sc;
puts, May corn, 293sc; calls, 29Ac; puts.
January pork, $3.50; calls, $3.50; good
tomorrow.
Hogs Chicago. $4,000; Kansas City,
$500; Omaha, 1000 head.
Inspections-W Wheat, 1G5, graded, 20;
corn, Gil; graded, 567; oats, 692; graded,
191.
Puts. December wheat 50; calls, 81
and 90 and 80 on May corn; good bal
ance of this week.
Curb, December wheat, 6315c bid.
Chicago-The four ports cleared for
export. wheat and flour, as wheat, equal
to $4,000 bushels.
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At Thursdays shoot of the Coffeyville
gun club, Mr.. Lape made the very ex-
cellent score of Al out of 80 blue rock
targets.
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Take the Rock Island to Kansas City.
special train returning after the parade
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30

If you want to enjoy good smoke,
go 10 Geo. Burghart, S01 Kansas avenue
for smokers supplies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30

Take the Rock Island to Kansas City,
special train returning after the parade
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30

Does your headache? Try One Min
ute Headache Tablets. j. K. JONES,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30

Kansas City and return via the Great
Rock Island ronte, $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30

Take the Rock Island to Kansas City,
see the Priests of Pallas parade, return
ing after the parade is over.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. O-CATTLE-Re-
celpts 1890; shipments 3,TOO; best
grades steady, others slow to 10 cents
lower. Texas steers, $3.4e@3.50; Texas
cows, $2.0o@250; native cows, $500
500; stockers and feeders, 81 50@40O;
bulls, $L60@2.T5.
Hoas-Receipts 4,7Oo; shipments so;
market steady 10 cents lower. Bulk of
sales, $41O@42O; heavies, $3S5@4 20;
packers, $4O00425; mixed, 3.8e@42e;
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Nincrnt ntcr.

The finest in the west. Come and try it
]. W.. PHLL1Ps. 612 W. Eighth ave.
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Nindercartera Trnining Glass.

The Normal class for the training of
kindergarten teachers will begin its
years work October 7th All communi
cations in regard to it should be made to
Mrs. Mary Stone Gregory, 221 West
Tenth avenue.
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Closing on Popular Stocks.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-The past week

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-The past week
has been one Of improvement in finance
and commerce, and we are many strides
ahead of our deplorable condition of two
weeks ago, A few of the Changers lost
little of their advance, but the Indus
trials have held steady. We believe Rock
Island and Burlington are good pur-
chsses. as their big crop movements have
not yet begun, and they have had no
boom on that account Today's closing
was as follows:
Atchison, 221l; American Tobacco, 80;
c. B. 6 @ s515; St. P, 1913; r L, 1885;
Chicago Gas, 6S1E; Lake Shore, $40; Man
haitian, 110; Missouri Pacific, 37$8; n.
Y. c., 1929; Sugar 1071s;-U. 5 Cordage,
6; w. {. 9l1s; Z. :. Leather. 50; Read
ing 211s.
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Kansas City and return via the Great
Rock Island route, $500.
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Citizens Ticket in Jefferson.
VALLEY FALLS, Sept 30-FoIlowipg is
Tie Citizens ticket nominated by the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
The people Of La Junta extend

The people of La Junta extend q
cordial invitation to residents Of the Ark
ansas valley and surrounding towns to
spend the Fourth of July in this city.
They will be most heartily welcomed,
and the class Of attractions to be pre-
sented on that day will be such that
those who witness them will have no
cause to complain. Let all who can,
come to La Junta.- La Junta Democrat.
-Messrs. Cretchner & McMurtry ar
rived yesterday from Kansas for the pur-
pose Of starting lumber yard. They
will be located on Main street just south
of the.track. A portion of their stock is
now being unloaded. The new firm
promises to be a pushing one and lively
addition to the business interests Of
Rocky Ford.
-Road Supervisor Hale was called to
Ordway n few days since to look after
the prosecution of citizen for flooding
the highway. The suit was compro-
missed by the offender paying the costs.
All persons owing ]. W. At
kinson of the Rockford House are
requested to call at an early day
| and make settlement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27

Special correspondence of the ENrERrRIsE.
Miss Elsie Morehouse returned Mon
day from visit in Rocky Ford.
d. B. Lee was in Pueblo Friday on
business.
L. R. Fen1ason waa in town town
Tuesday.
Misses Matte Kearns and Jennie
Pemberton, of Galatia, ILL.,, are guests in
the family OF DR.. w. l.. Bernard.
H. P. Kellogg and A. Culver started
Saturday for sojourn in the mountains
around Wetmore.
w. @. Steele was in town Tuesday
experimenting the attack in the orchard
on sunhowers and Russian thistles.
Our implement dealers report large
sales OF all kinds of farm machinery this
season.
Frank Fosdick of Boone was down
Monday.
Our "village blacksmith" is kept un-
comfortably busy just now.
The alfalfa crop is said to be unusually
heavy this season.
The Fourth will not be celebrated at
Fowler this year, but we will help our
neighbors Catlin and Pueblo celebrate.
W. F. Starr our genial agent has OBJ
tanned a furlough and rumor shys he
led to the hymeneal altar one of Grana-
da's fair daughters. He has prepared a
beautiful little cottage for the reception
of his bride.
Our new minister will probably have
to leave us as he is unable to obtain a
house for his family. Not vacant
house can be found. Why don't some
one build few cottages when the de-
mand is so great for them? Warrantee
deeds can be had to lots and no drawback
longer exists to the building up Of our
town. We admire the push and enterprise
that our neighbor Catlin is manifesting
and only hope that 1t may prove extreme
| ly contagious
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
A Remarkable Cure for Rheumatism.

A Remarkable Cure for Rheumatism.
WESTMINSTER, Cal, March 81, 1884,
Some time ago on awakening ono morn
ing found that had rheumatism in my
knoe SO badly that, AS l remarked to my
wife, it would be impossible for me to at
tend to my business that day. Remem-
boring that had somo OF Chamberlain's
Pain Balm in my storo sent for n bottle
and rubbed the afflicted parts thoroughly
with it, according 10 directions, and with
in an hour l was completely relieved.
One application had done tho business.
1t is the best linimcnt on the market,
and l sell it under q positive guarantee.
r. T. HARRIS. For sale by E. w. Kear-
by, druggist
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
.KEARBY 5

When the blood is loaded with i'm
purities, tho whole system becomes dis
ordered. This condition of things can
not last long without serious results. In
such cases, powerful Alternative is neod-
ed, such as Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t never
fails. and has no equal.
DO your duty and let somebody else
talk about it.
When the scalp is atrophied, or
shiny bald, no preparation will restore
the hair; in all other cases, Halls Hair
Remover will start q growth
Our civilization seems to be running
all to corners.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27

Special correspondence to the Enterprise.
A goodly number of our people are go.
ing to outside points, to spend the
Fourth.
Tho farmers are all busy and the odor
| of the new mown hay is constantly watt.
ed across our path.
Orland Clark one of our well-to-lo
farmers, has gone to Greeley to spend q
couple weeks with friends.
We have all pictured to our minds this
feast OF health drinking that will take
place in Ordway when the water gushes
forth from the artesian well now under
consideration.
The kiln of brick for the new school
house is now burned and Mr.. Check ex-
poets to begin laying them in the wall
next Monday. His purpose is to push
the work with a strong force, as he has
but sixty days in which to complete the
building.
Rev. I. J. Keator and wife returned on
last Thursday nights train. They met
with an enthusiastic reception at the
depot. 1t was rather informal but that
detracted none from the pleasure OF their
return. Sunday Bro. Keator again took
hold Of the helm.
A. Rowe, a young man employed ON
the Greeley farm, had serious mishap a
few evenings since. While riding to
town his horse became frightened and
ran into the wire fence, tearing and lacer-
ating his leg for distance OF or 10
inches. DR.. Mathewson rendered prompt
services and he is doing we'll.
Next Sunday will mark the advent of
Examination day in the Sunday school
at this place. Instead OF the ordinary
service there will be public test OF
Bible knowledge gained during the last
year. The catechism or questions have
been prepared with considerable pains.
Not the least of the reasons for this is
the inspiration it will give to careful and
thorough work.
A few days ago John Hengstler came
down from Greeley on pleasure and
business trip. Next month he will ship
| to this place one of the best up-to-date
threshing outfits that can be had. II
will consist Of Peerless separator and q
Huber engine. John can then well be
proud Of having the best equipment oil
the kind in the valley. The separator
will also have the new Peerless blast
stacker which enables them to blow the
straw up on the horn of the moon it ne
cessary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
A Well Dressed Man

is not always the man who pays
the most for his clothes. Men in
every branch of business and oc-
cupation, all over the county, are
wearing our S5, S6, $3.50, So, $40,
and $15 Suits, and their friends
would not know but they had
been to tailor and paid 1875 or
$50 for them. We are head to
foot outfitters for mon and boys,
as we'll as carrying all kinds of
Dry Goods. MAXWELL BRos.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
Building Bids Wanted.

Bids are wanted on the follow.
ing somewhat novel plan: Con.
tractors to furnish the plans and
specifications for the best house
that can be built for 5000. The
size and arrangement of room and
all details to be furnished by the
contractors. The contract will be
awarded to the party who will
build the most roomy, convenient
and tasty house, l, II or 2 stories
frame or brick for 5000. Send
plans and specifications to the
Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
List Of Promotions
Is promoted from the

Following list of pupils promoted from the
various grades during the past school year:
Room 1. From to First GradeMatie Terry, Maud Cres
Bessie Lewis Fred Lewis Willie Bush George Rempel John
Rempel Jake Stick Gourey Gracey Bertha Engwood, Carle
ton Graham, Ethel wheat Omar Murray Fapny Bay From
First to Second Grade-Cara Stretz Ray Hail. Abbie Hunt
Emery Stick Clara Rolaner Jennie Elser Glare Clifford Ros
Jones' Lester Swnk Gertrude Robb Guy Conner Glen
Partner Charley Cook Lois Maxwell Gonditonay Valentine
Halle Hamlin Mary sez Daisy Fear. Gorsn GRAHAM Bes.
Dckee Fannie Robb Archie Todd Margaret Anderson Carrie
Cook, Burchel Swink Clara Wheat, Minnie
Wood Lenore Mooney Walter Talbot Grace Wingrove Glare
Guthrie, Joseph 5alin. Condionaly, Earl Freshour.
Room From Third to Fourth Grade-Ernest Folander,
Myrtle Deeer Stella Crowley Ernest Whenburg Carrie Wa
Clara WISE Clyde Stick Ada Lamore Carrie Elser
Lizzie Belew, Clara Webster Dewitt Young Lizzie Lambert,
Lotie WILLIAMS Walter Evans Iva Burnside Amsel l Reweeso
Lee Hughes Conditional, Sharon Taylor. From Fourth to
Fifth Grade-Lawrence Deeer Edith Deee Carl Larmore.
Mike Ryan Maud Wood, Robert Whittenbgrg Earl Oldham
Charlie Robins Eula Deweese Orlle Kearby George Terry
Terry Robert Anderson. Conditional Jme Evans Ed
die Kouns.
Chas Clark Cheney Edith Young Ruth Mcdonald Mary
Shumae Myrtle Hyre Florence Wise-Condiona, Minnie
Guthrie Willie Mabel Harsin From Sixth to Seventh
Crade-Eugene Rob Boyd Irvine Fannie Snowden Fannie
Wallace Whenburg Katie Whtenburg, Belle Evans,
Alta Barker Winnie Robb Conditional Dick Dye, Norman
Ringer.
Room 5-Ninth to Tenth Grade-Wil Young, Pearl De-
weese Jennie Goblin, Rena Jackson Minnie Egbert, Emma
Montgomery, Hattie Nancol Leha SIuate Maud Larmore
Belle Swink Louise Harris
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
June Clearing Sale. e.."....

In order to clear our shelves and make we will
sell for the 10 deys your price, Our stock
mostly broken and general buyer will leave for
the eastern market. Now is your time to call and
what you can find to suit you. Prices no object to
We handle but frst-cass goods. Our motto
Small profits and quick sales Our stock consists of
tailor made Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
none but Hamilton Browns the best shoe made, every
pair warranted--a fine line of Hats, and so on You
will save money by calling at
THE GOLDEN RULE,
First Door North of Bank.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
School Notes.

& h a s a Sa s Fs
,cnda fSyo sr spods tho summer with relatives and
Miss Guthrie renewing old acquainances in her former
Daisy Roscoe their respective grades
the promotions @ Of the year in the Primary room
longer haunted by the vgant nqung OF the school
Miss Gates after spending few weeks with brother and
M a family i'll in Garrison coo will visit tho old folks at home in
This will be the last issue Of the School Times until Sep:
Guy Conner the pupil of the primary who
made the notable record of mother absent ary during
some graduates think of attending the State Normal
in s bu ft yar .w will se A.
Oar, CLARK X made Of st 80 in the s. Senior 5 work and
pleted the course and will be only graduate.
study e
they Saint %
the s1@ she eU eS @ eRa 6 en s go mark px m
in recognition Of excellent records oe's'
night the haVe
pictures taken tabea the Anderson photograph gallery
took the county tesehes
Anderson photographed, kindly donated large
their class % and will bs be % is I which, a
T but them " s
Our such that oor special induce
ss wish a beEs f Practice. s
sspa e sss to s primary grades
Is is not wealth,
Nor rank, state,
But and dust
That makes great
On the Saturday after term closed Of the most delight
evenings restfu soaty generous
given by Mrs Dye Miss Flint
Mrs H. A. Dawey On the roomy veranda of the Dye
guests the evening swung themselves
the everlasting bliss in the large swing chairs and easy
rockers until ready The table have been spread
the but gentle western zephyr coming just then
changed the plans drove the always
sumptuou ucherch the like it not hackneyed
matter of the table this occasion
that everything had been decous and most dol
able compliment the staff of the Rocky Ford school, After
another hour social the party
was driven back to town by their entertainers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27

Mems black WOrSted rants,
warranted never to wear out at
HILFIKER'S Cash Store at less
than the former price of overalls
before they caused the price re-
duced.
The finding of artesian water
will give a new boom to Rocky
Ford and Maxwell Bros. will keep
up with all new demands of in
creased population, by constantly
enlarging their stock. And as the
public knows, their prices will be
as low as anybody's.
Mems patent Leather Shoes,
mems hand sewed kangaroo Shoes,
mems nice kid Shoes, must go to
close out at less than manufac-
turer's prices at HILFIKER'S.
When you come to town to
trade and fail to call at Maxwell
Bros you make q mistake, and the
chances are that you lose money
by the oversight. Their stock is
the largest and prices away down.
-Dairying is one of the most
profitable branches of farming.
Now that Rocky Ford farmers have
the advantages of a creamery
market for their milk they should
give increased attention to this
line.
Ladies', you will find a nice
line of Novelty Dress Goods for
hot and cold weather, something
new, something stylish ut HILL
FIKER'S.
Philip Reifel continues to add
to his stock Of Furniture. No
need to go to Pueblo for this line
of goods now.
We lead, some others follow.
The Spot Cash Grocery.
The Rocky Ford Mercantile
Co., has just received car load OF
Binding Twine which must be
sold at all hazards. Call and get
our prices before buying.
Still few mems and child
ren's suits on exhibition at HILL
FIKER'S. You name the price
and you know the rest. Remem-
Der, "The early Bird" etc., etc.
Extra tops and rubbers, Ma
sons Fruit Jaars at the Spot
Cash Grocery,
1t is always desirable to trade
where the stocks of goods are larg-
est. This means at Maxwell Bros.
Ladies' fine Dress Shoes, soft
and flexible soles. hand sewed,
hand made, all styles, all shapes,
all widths, all sizes, at HILFIK-
ER'S. The price we do not men
ton, as that is insignificant.
Gents White Vests a specially
for summer wear at the Golden
Rule
Full cream cheese per pound
15c at the Spot Cash Grocery.
-Self-Binder for sale cheap.
Been used worry little and is in
good shape. Call at Enterprise
office.
The housewives of Otero
county will be delighted with that
new line of Milk Crooks and other
Stoneware at Philip Reifel's. 1t
is as smooth as table ware, and
not to be compared with cheap
goods. See it and you'll buy.
FOR SALE. New Gallup Sad
die cheap. Inquire Ell. w. AL
lison, Swlnk Hotel. y
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27

The skies are Frightening for
all who are engaged legitimate
ly in handling and distrib-
utihg the products of industry.
The great natural resources Of the
country are unimpaired; the in
domitable energy of its people re-
mainsundiminished.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-27
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Blacksmithing and Wagon Making
firm of Clark & Stumpf has been
dissolved, Louis Stumpf having
withdrawn, and Frank NJ. Clark
continuing the business at the old
stand. All parties having bills
against the firm, or who owe the
firm will settle with Mr.. Clark.
f. NJ. CLARK.
LOUIS STUMpF.
I wish to thank the public for
the liberal patronage extended to
the late firm and solicit contin-
uence of the same for myself. l
nave egaged the services of COM
petent Blacksmith.
As +. NJ. CLAKK.