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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-02-14


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BLOOD WINE.

tReader, look over thu list ri
your lclualntan1tS fol the PAST
five years ana So how many
cases w pleun onIl You en-
trace directly To grip How
many cases 81 consumption
often yalloplng To death ID 4
few Weeks3 How many cases
Of bronchitis-2 How many cases
Of deafness Or blindness ? How
many fatal heart. kidney Mt liver
troubIeS3
Fortifv tie system against
tlle attacks Of tIlv ellellIN-
Blood Wine IS Vour ONLY safe
guard Thousands IA people can
save themselves from this terri
Ne disease " they san Keep
their blood Pats anJ tons up
their system with talS great
remedy.
AIvavs ktep 4 Bottle With
YOU and fske 4 Jost three of
four TIMES 1 dlN.
b warned III time. Get y
bottle Al onct. 1t only costs 50
cents, and see that it Is made
by The Louis Dandclin 90 !,
Worcester, Mass. For sale ~
a. u. HOWEs & CO., Belfast.
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Condition of Names Treasury.

| STATE TREASURER BEAI. SENDS in HIS
LAST ANNUAL. REPORT.
State Treasurer Beal sent Id his annual
report Feb. 18th. This is his last report
az state treasurer. as he has served up To
the constitutional limit of six wears. Mr..
lScal states that the rate 81 taxation fo1
the year 1894 was reduced from > 81 mills
on the dollar 10 : | 2 mills. which makes
4 reduction M s1>. HI. ~ in tile amount ot
state tax assessed The receipts during
lss4. ~l.tt5p.9 Were sufficient tn
meet all obligations against the State,
and II addition pay the balance oi the
temporary Team, amounting ~ 500, 600.
which natured the LIST Of October
The tax rate Of . r mills ought to he
amply sufficient fol- the wear ls!'5. and IL
II" unusual appropriations are made by
TINS Legislature. tle tax lor 1896 can be
assessed Oh a Still lower basis.
The only towns delinquent on their
lSs4' tax are Dayton s42> GA: West Bath.
S3ai =.
Ia concluding NJ. Beal says: ''Bein.
about to sever my connection With the
State treasury. having completed the con
Stitutlunal limit Of six wears as treasurer,
l cannot refrain from calling attention to
the volume Of business done in this de-
rartment during those six wears and con
trasting the financial condition Of the
State Jan. |. 1922. with its condition on
Jan. |. 1889. | find thai during my admin
lstratlon the financial transactions of this
uffce nave been larger than fur any SINH
lar number OF wears. With the exception
81 the wal period. since its existence. the
receipts being ~la. 4T4 D:}O. ~~ whilr the
.
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who Cot tie Bon?

Ia preceding issue Of this paper there
was published an advertisement Of the
Bnker Phi Company of Bangor, Me, i'll
asking the local druggist for them. AS only
ont box of pills was to be gwen away, no
doubt there We're several disappointed PEG
pie who called toe late to get the free box.
The pills We're given away to introduce
and advertise them as cure for Backacile,
Organs
The cost Of the pills is fifty cents If the
druggist has none ask him to send for them.
The Company offers to send little pam
pilet about Backache and Diseases Of the
rlnary and Vital Organs, To anyone send
ing name 10 them
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~a'afaaNS AZ (anNn'l SW a. m-, or hnon ar-
fiNai " steamer from EMsteh-
steamer f-itNfa arrives from Cdstne and
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tram fpr Bangor,
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Bapri>t High Street., rim. .Tuhu IN milton.
itSrDr pr,tcliur srryi.t III In wv u VII
SUNDAY. sunday school at ~ Christian
EnItaNur meeting AT & H. hi PrlNt-r ,nt4pt-
ing 1t D. nj Thurs,lav t.v+ni-r rrayer
meeting al : Juuinr q f TLrrs,}avs at
4l;5 n H.
Con.rtyationalist. corner III Marlrr and
High streets pupit supplied l,v committees
Preaching at 10 A. a HI Sunday School MI
II nj. " r. :. ". u AZ Is II. III nrayer
III, etlng or lecture al : H. M Weekly urav-
ar meeting Thursday evening at n'r1ork
Junior Z 4 Thursday at Is j. In.
Methodist, Miller street Rev, s. l.. Hans
COIN. pastor PRAYER meeting al NJ mn N. Hill
preaehing service Ut 1915 Il INV. Sunday
School 1T T. noon: George Pratt Enworta
League PRAYER meeting al i ~ ln luS}neSs
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City Of Belfast.
SEANEs ASSESS MIlN I'M.

-. NJ F4TI NNNTI'N~ VI T4N I@
III. persons wliD have received list 81 :,
~ scSsimrnt~ are informed hat the City treas
fiicr Miil ne ~ hiS once IN Memorial huildlnG
from n Ia L. VI. ANA irnn = I'd j T.. NJ to
receive payments,
Extract from SAC u chap $50, lnw~ M lSSas
N Ana III ~lia assessments nre nei raiH within
three months from the dltt az sand assessments.
then the treasurer shall proceed and ~ell such lots
or parcels Of lanl upon whch snrh assessments
are unpaid
December 90, 1891 32tf
y. n. HOI STON. CITY Treasmrer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
Not Enough Fruit at the Fair.

We make the following extracts rela-
tive to the late Fair from the Horticul-
tural department of the La Junta Times:
at is fact that not half the show was
made that could have been, had all felt
inclined to bring samples from their Or
chards. When we consider the extra
good season for farm crops which we
have just had, the increase in farmers
and acreage and growing interest in the
Fair and Melon Day, we can readily see
that the exhibit in this line fell far short
OF what it should have been.
Then for the county commissioners to
offer prize of So for the best display OF
apples grown in Otero county is an open
insult to any man who plants tree or
irrigates an orchard. It is to be hoped
that the proper parties will see the folly
OF this narrow minded economy and next
year at least make fair distribution OF
premiums among the different depart
naents. As secretary of the Otero County
Horticultural Society we made an entry
for the best display Of fruit and as there
was no competition from other counties,
of course were only allowed the second
premium Of $40 whicheis duly credited
to that valuable organization.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
Hog Cholera Remedy.

For the benefit OF the farmers where
hog cholera abounds, State Veterinarian
Gresswell has issued bulletin describ-
ing the treatment that should be adopted
to externinate the disease. He recon-
mends the following mixture as medi-
cine: Wood charcoal, one pound; sui
phur, one pound; sodium chloride, two
pounds; sodium bicarbonate, two pounds;
sodium hyposulphite, two pounds, sodi-
um sulphate, one pound; antimony sui
phide, one pound. These Ingredients
should be completely pulverized and
thoroughly mixed. -
For each 200 pounds weight of hogs a
large tablespoonful of this remedy should
be given once day, and the feed should
be soft, made Of bran and middlings Of
ground oats and corn, and then stirring
into this the proper quantity Of the medi-
cine. It will be found that the swine are
fond Of this mixture, and when once they
have tasted the food in which the medi-
cine is mixed they will eagerly devour it.
Animals that are too sick to eat should
be drenched with the medicine shaken
up with water. The carcases of dead
animals should be cremated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
OBITUARY.

Great grief fell upon most worthy
family in Rocky Ford this week. Last
week Otto, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Tagader aged II, left home in good
health. Tuesday morning telegram
was received that he had been killed ut
Emporia, Kas. In crossing the track mt
the depot at that place he was caught by
a switch engine and dragged down to al
most instant death. The body was badly
mangled. The remains were received
hero yesterday morning and funeral GER
vices conducted Mt the M E. church in
the afternoon by Rev. H. NJ. Mayo Tho
attendance OF sympathizing friends was
quite laPge-the burial taking place in
the Rocky Ford cemetery.
In this great and severe bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. Tagader and family have
tho sincere sympathy Of the entire COM
munity.
AT tho request of Mr.. and Mrs. Taga-
der we return their heartfelt thanks to
the many friends in Rocky Ford for their
kind offices and for tho warm sympathy
SO generously extended them in the
time of their great sorrow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
A Regular Rocky Ford Welcome.

We make the following extracts from a
letter by L. n. Campbell in the Las
Animas Leader in relation to the recent
soldiers reunion in Rocky Ford:
% ''The people OF Rocky Ford never do
anything by halves. They not only gave
US a hearty welcome, but opened their
doors, the best chair and bed were not
too good for the old soldier. 135 OF
these old soldiers are enrolled, 100 ans
wered to their names, all wearing that
honorable badge, gray hairs and fur
rowed cheeks. Let me say to the young
er generation, treat the old soldier with
all due respect; he is worthy of it; he ap-
preciates it. Treat us us the good people
of Rocky Ford have done; they even
closed their church doors on the Sab
bath day OF our meeting, came with their
ministers to our camp and joined with us
in Offering praises to almighty God"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
Democratic Count, Ticket.

The Democratic County Convention in
Rocky Ford on Monday was largely at
tended DIR. W. J. Mcdonald WIS chos-
ell temporary chairman, ]. P Stevenson
presiding over the organized convention.
The nomination for sheriff elected the
most interest, q ballots being required
to settle the contest between the four
candidates. During most OF the ballots
the vote stood as follows: Potter I,
Gimmeii n, Headiuston H. Wood 10.
Two OF the nominees, Daimler and Rey-
nolds, wero chosen by acclamation. The
ticket named was as follows:
Sherif-Orren Gimmell.
Comnlissioncr-MattD Daimler.
Treasurer Chas. A. Reynolds.
Clerk. f. Gauger.
Superintendent Of Schools M. E.
Biggs.
Judge-G. Il. Dameron.
Assessor-L. n. Hendrick.
Coroner-Dr. I. S. Bryant.
Sa.yeyor d. Woods.
CONVENTION NOTES
DIR. Bryant OF La Junta had the dis
tinguished honor OF wearing the only
plug hat in the convention.
Ben Smith wore gold-bowed glasses,
but says they were not worn for style for
the occasion.
Mayor Gracey took a back seat, hut
did his full share Of the work OF the con-
vention.
w. H. McCaskill is proud of Catlin as
a Democratic stronghold. AT the pri-
maries there Saturday 50 votes were
polled, the ladies taking a hand in the
political contest.
Charley Reynolds was the gallant poll
tician, providing iced artesian water for
the ladies present.
The presence Of ladies did not deprive
the political leaders of the enjoyment Of
the campaign cigars during the balloting.
G. NJ. Dameron has fine, full, sonor-
GUS voice, well adapted to the place of
secretary.
Nominating Democratic ticket is hot
work in Odd Fellows hall on such Sep
tember afternoon as We are having this
year.
Rocky Ford's share OF the nominations
was very small.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
Populist County Ticket.

At the Populist county convention
held at Rocky Ford Monday, Sept 9Th,
the following ticket was nominated:
Judge Geo W. Parker, OF OinGy.
Clerk-Miss Clara NJ. Norton, OF La
Junta.
Treasurer-Jas. W. Jones, OF Rocky
Ford.
Sheriff-Add. Frost. OF La Junta.
Assessor-Horace Knight, OF Rocky
Ford.
Coroner-Dr. F. II. White, of La
Junta.
Surveyor-N. w. Terry, OF Rocky
Ford.
Superintendent of schools-Mrs. W. l.
Anderson, Of Rocky Ford.
Commissioner-C.H c. II. Allen, Fuirmont.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
Stockholders Meeting of tho
Arkansas Valley Fair As
sociation.

Notice is hereby given taat the
annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Arkansas Valley Fair
Association will be- held at tile Of
fee of the Secretary, in the town
of Rocky Ford, Otero county, Coll
orado, at 2 o'clock p. M, on Satur-
day, September 90, 1895, for the
purpose of electing board of di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and
the transaction of any other busi-
ness properly coming before the
meeting. A full attendance of
stockholders is earnestly desired,
G. w. SwINK, Pres.
Rocky Ford, Colo, Sept. IL, '95.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
Progress Of Improvement,

The walls of l. Dennes' house are
about completed.
&C. @. Washburn's new brick dwelling
is about finished and he expects to move
in soon.
i Perhaps the neatest and mos. tasty
small cottage in town is that of NJ. j.
Cleary, Just being completed by Mahoney
and Goblin.
Rev. H. NJ. Mayo ia planning to
build four-room brick dwelling in the
southeastern part of town. Fred Cheek
will do the work. The building may be
for rent.
The Silver State bakery has recently
made number Of changes and improve
ments in the Jones building, adapting it
to the purposes of both bakery and res
taurant.
IF. Y. Hauck will soon begin the
erection Of a neat brick dwelling on his
recently purchased four lots just east of
H. E. EIingwood's. He will also IN
dulge in the sensible luxury of brick
barn.
Rocky Ford is to have another
church building. Last week Stoele &
Beall sold to the Baptist church two lots
opposite the northwest corner of the
park on which 1t Is proposed to erect a
good brick church costing from 5000 to
$4,000. Fuller particulars will be given
in later issue.
The September term of the County
Court convened Monday morning with
Judge Alvord on the bench. Upon call
ing the jury the following persons were
eqcused for the term: Ed. Gauger, Ben
Reed, B. F. Powell, G. r. Powell, F. J.
Barnard. Leslie Jones, F. Y. Hauck.
The docket is light one.
Mrs. Bristol has recently purchased
the property adjoining her home and is
making improvements which will add
much to the appearance Of that portion
of Main street. Both large frame build
ings are being moved back from the
street leaving very desirable corner for
a business block. Tho houses will be
especially fitted up for dwell-
ings and spruced up beyond recognition
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19

Turn about is fair play. Pueblo has
poured out its thousands of visitors to
Colorado Springs on Sunflower Day,
Rocky Ford on Watermelon Day, and
will send big crowd to Canon City on
Fruit Day. Without Pueblo's hosts one
Of these days would be considerably
short Of visitors. Our fair is coming on
and our neighbors are invited to return
tho call.-Pueblo Mail. = =
The above paragraph suggests the
right thing. Pueblo did nobly by Rocky
Ford during the fair and on Watermelon
Day and her first fair under the new reg
ime should have liberal patronage
from Otero county. In taking advantage
OF this opportunity to show the agticul-
tural and horticultural products of this
section u direct benefit will accrue
from the advertising given this portion
Of tho valley. The public spirit which
has characterized the Rocky Ford coun-
try in the past should be exercised in re-
lation to patronizing the Pueblo fair.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
Card from Mrs. Clara T. Green.
st. Anthony's Hospital, Room 2Ol.


Denver, Sunday, Sept. Is. 1885.
DEAR FRIENDS IN BooBY Ford: l
cannot write you all a separate letter, SO
I will make it general, and give it to you
through the columns OF the Enterprise.
I want to tell you how much thank you
for your generous. loving kindness to me
during my past severe sufferings, and
that hope you will not quite forget to
remember me very kindly and prayerful-
ly during the coming time of trial which
will take place tomorrow about il a. m.
II it is Gods will that should return to
you in lie, my lips can tell you better
than my pen Of what is passing in my
mind, but il some day before long
''The ISLANDERS by. with 4 plying sign,
Shall softly cover this fncc OF mine,
And leap-whither? An! who shall know?
But onward, and outward, US spirits must
go,
Until eye to eye without fear. sec
God and my lost, as they see me-
then long and loving farewell.
CLARA T. GREEN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19

Mondays Denver News has "big
fish story" about the finding of the
missing link" up in Wyoming. An
eastern professor, during an outing trip,
gathered lot of fragments Of bones,
many Of the pieces being no larger than
a pins head. With this one lot OF bone
dust the News reporter proposes to es-
tablish the fact that man descended from
the oyster via. the monkey. The credul-
ity OF those who believe the Bible theory
of the origin of man is not circum-
stance to that Of the missing link des-
ciples.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
THURSDAY. SEPT. 10, 1895.
COUNTY JUDGE,

COUNTY JUDGE.
hereby announce myself as q candidate
.or renomination for the Office of County
Judge of Otero county subject to the action
OF the Republican County Convention and
respectfully solicit the support Of my Repub-
iiczin friends and others
E. ALvoRD,
COUNTY CLERK
will be candidate for County Clerk sub
iect to the action of the Republican county
convention and ask the support Of my
friends C. N. ROBINS.
COUNTY CLERK.
l hereby respectfully announce that am n
candidate for The Office Of County Clerk and
Recorder Of Otero county, subject TO the
pleasure OF the coming Republican County
Convention. GEO. II. WINcHELL.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
hereby respectfully announce that am
candidate before the Republican County Con-
rention Of Otero county. for the o1iice Of
County Superintendent, and would be pleased
to have your support
Very Truly Yours,
c. W. FEsLAsos.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19

Potato Day will be celebrated at
Greeley on Tuesday, October 10. The
celebration will attract many thousands
Of people. Rocky Ford should have
good representation there to note and
report how they m anage fall festival
north Of the divide.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19

Tho melon and cantalOupe shipments
have been large during the past week.
Geo. Morris commenced to feed
about 100 head Of hogs today for the
early fall market. Geo. says if he can't
be a candidate, he can beat the valley in
the hog line.--La Junta Watermelon. =
The publication committee OF the
School Times are planning most attrac-
tive entertainment for an early date.
The program will consist of music and
readings. 1t is hoped to secure the CO.
operation of Misses Bingham, Ross and
the Misses Ament. Details next week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
CHURCH NEWS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
E. Church will meet at tho church to-
morrow at O'Clock p. m.
The various yonng peoples societies
of Rocky Ford held meeting on Tues
day to arrange a program for the next
union meeting.
Tho Epworth League will meet at
will lead. Topic: HHealing the Ten
Lepers." Luke l7:11-19.
-Church-goera will please take notice
that during the fall and winter all even
ing church services will open at 7:30
o'clock instead Of 8, as during the sum-
mer months.
Christian Endeavor will meet at $50
Sunday evening; topic, ''Our Christian
Endeavor Pledge-Its Joys; Its Require,
ments." Eccl. 5:1-6. Leader, Miss Ka-
tie Thompson. AL are cordially invited
to attend.
The W. G. T. u. will hold an impor-
tant meeting at the Presbyterian church
Saturday next at o'clock p. IN. Dele
gates will be elected to the state conven-
ton and there should be full turnout
of the membership.
Church goers will look forward with
much interest to the seriss of meetings
which will commence next Sunday Mt the
Presbyterian church. H. w. Rankin,
the noted evangelist, and Prof. G. S.
Colburn, the sweet gospel singer, from
the Moody institute, Chicago, will be
here on that day to remain during the
week. Don't fail to hear them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19
TlRUsTRK's sALR.

Whereas, Anne z. LcTslling and jefferson
W. LewellipE OF the county OF Otero. and state
fg md S He9
5l2: o. the records cords Of oterc county did
real Estate M sitaate % Il, % tho County @ % " 3tero'
and state Of Colorado. to-wIt:
The South East quarter OF SECTION Twenty.
Three In Township Twenty-Four South of
Range Fifty-Scven West, containing 100 acres
more or less together with ali water rights
the Rocky Ford Ca nal, Ressrvolr. Land Loan
and Trust company. to secure the payment of
for the principal sum Of $2aO due one and two
years after date. with interest thereon from
date at the rate Of ten per cent per annum,
Whereas. It is provided in and by said decd
OF trust, tbatin default OF payment of said
notes, or nny OF them, or Of the interest
thereon, at the time the same shall become
due aud payable. then all OF said notes with
interest up TO date OF sale. ut the election OF
the legal holder thereof shall at once become
due and payable, and on request, said trustee
: Whereas. default has been mnde in the pay
ment of each Of said notes md of tho interest
both OF said notes have been declared due and
payable by the legal holder thereof. :.
Ids H1w M 1h a. & tse rsq1est OK the Legal
day the 1th day Of October, A. d. 1906, at
the hour of IL O'Clock a.. m. of that
day, at the front door of tho building occu-
pied as court house. In tho town of La Junta
highest bidder ior cash nll the described
premises, and all the right, title, benefit and
equity of redemption Of the snid Anne
E. Leweliing and Jefferson W. LcweIlins
their heirs and assigns therein for the
purpose of paying the said notes md all inter
est thereon together with ull moneys ad-
yanced for taxes or interest on prior incum-
brances, and the expenses of this proceeding,
as by said terms of said deed of trust ] am
fully authorized and empowered to do. =
Said sale will be nntc subject to one cer-
tnin prior trust decd. dated April lst. 1SEs, to
Thos 6. Hayden, Trustee. given to secure the
payment of ono promissory note. for 81. DO
payable years after date 10 the order of the
Central Trust Co. r.-
PIG. SCOTT. Trustee.
Dated Las Animas. Colo, Sept. 4, 1895. q.
First publication Sept. 5, 1895. Last publica-
. fiDu October e. 1895 ll-IS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-19

The Santa Fe will run special train
to Canon City on Fruit Day, Wednesday
next, September 25. The rate will be 90
for the round trip from Rocky Ford.
Tickets good only on the 25th. The
special train will leave Rocky Ford about
1925 a. m. Let everybody go and have a
good time. Last year the Canon City
people made special efforts for the COM
fort and entertainment of their many
guests, and we doubt not but the same
thoughtful treatment will await those
who this year enjoy this attractive fes-
tiyal,