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Special Excursion 90 CArds,on,
Nhnhhh.

May 18th the Union Psoiflo will run
a special excursion from Salt Lake t.
Lsthnridgr, Canada (the nearest rail-
road point TO CATdston),
Fare for the und trip only 5000.
Tickets good returning 30 dayA
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CardsIou, Alberta, canada. special
kHcuFaion.

May 18Th the Union Pacific will ran
special excursion from Salt Lake TO
L1lhbridge, Canada tine nearest rail-.
road point 10 CaTdston, Cannda).
Fare Tor tho round trip only SiO.60.
Tickets go0i returning 30 days.
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Don't Fail to
Hear this Program

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toscope Parlors, 2Bl south Maini
Riding Thro' tho Glen, listers OTohos-
Va,
King Cotton March, Ssusas Band,
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MIX White Flag dancers with calls,
IssIer'a Orchestra,
Somebody loves Mo. Miss Emmett,
He's Got Wheels IN His Head, d. w.
quinn,
rawlings o' John McCulloch, Insane
Actor,
Harry Hlvwufd's Last Words,
The COrnhtld, Standard Quaft0tie,
Casey Taking the Census, Russell
Hunting,
Miss Alclods apilaine, trapezist,
lkiuotOsCnpeI
Assembly March, from MIX White
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nom,
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SALT LAKE WIRE MATTRESS COMFY

Manufacturers OF Woven Wire NAN
treAsos, Spiral Springs, Iron Beds WI
Cot. old Wire Mattresses ro'atreleheo
II. EBEhHARDT, Proprietor,
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Chlldren's Day Every Satur-
day. from 10 a. m, to 8 p. m.

Any Of tho above selections on he
photograph. only 3D. each. Closed sun.
days Miss S, ADELLA TUlrLE,
Manager.
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CUTLER BROTHERS CO.,
80 MAIN STREET, City
w * s.

Twenty vord, Tor l.as,l Inserted under
tbs heading, once for l5e, iieiee for 25ej
one week Ior soc. oHs month for SOC per
line. No I'D. taken Jor isis than 100
Wants Of more than lines same proper
aonats rats Adusrtile and gsi ,esuLtI.
WANTED-Mlsc fLLANEous.
Gro. SELsos. MOOT AND sHoE ne.
HoRsE sHoEISg. wAG.N AND CAR
IL uAso repairing 80 touth Mhh' u q
Robinson.
HULBERr nRus., TRUNK MASUFAC.
III turers. Repairing. Largest stock, sam.
pie cases TO order. Il kast Tirs1 south.
TKSTs' SUITS CLEANED. PRESSED fse
VI up. u. J. Holmbcrg Co., isa stats.
A FEW LARGE, CLEAN, SOFT RAGS
~ for wiping mAshiherJ, At tao DE.EHEr
NEWs once.
XXrASTRD 3D. EVERYBODY TO ORDER
w lee cream Of fred Wilson, loss, hAia.
n. wALKLEY PAINTING, PAPER
- hanging, tAsomining :, whitowAshlng Ia
umAlea free. $50 west, sixth south Street,
salt Lake city.
ZINC sHAvISGs MADE TO ORDER AT
II Washington WORKS, tB south, state ~
Enn FACES IN CRAYoS AT 500.
OOO each life sire Chn, Peterson,
5lii Wesl first south.
EENIS OLoTnINo CLEANED. PRESSED
VI uA month A, 81 hossll, IS east, first
south
XyASTED LADIES' TO GET THEIR
w shoes shinsd At private shoe dressing
pATloTs, 81 Harmon block, J. H. Thompson,
Proprietor
WOO TO TRY THE MODERN LUNCH
Il rooms, Clean quick service. " x, LIST 30.
Popular prices
TIRsr GLASS BLACKshlTHING. iE.
II pairing, etc. IrJ ne u rrahflln Ave.
rHEAPEsT, BEST PLACE TO BUY AND
Aiell, exchange secondhand goods, 80 state
A 4 ONCE. $500 WORTH GENTS CAST.
"a OF clothing. Call or address l. Cline,
a east, second south.
NTES, woMEs AND CHILDREN TO
vi got the best photos, A. hAtaon Bros,
Is Commercial street
INyERYBouY 10 BUY THE BEsT ICE
IL cream Al heeley't. ~ dish or wholesale.
y. south Nam, telephone Y.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI.
~ ture, wagons, buggcu harness, etc. AZ
Webber's, sil stAte street
INYEHY OWNER % A BOILER TO TRY
IL Champion Boiler Compound guaranteed
70 remove III scale or coTrOsion from boiler OF
connections prevents plttng and protects the
meta, sold on thirty days NtAli no mOuey
collected unleis compound does the worn
purely vegetable, containing no acids or
yttriolt. Made IN brick form 90 save freight
Call or address Bowman kictum, $40 south,
second East street. SAT- Lake City
DICNClks REPAIRED. MEgEDITH, p
ID West Temple, Herald building. salts.
faction guaranteed. See
NIINERs DRILLS TO MAKE AND
Nl sharpen, hlss picks " steel A. ROBIN,
sons, 80 South Main,
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WANTED AN AGENT

IN EVERY SECTION, no CANVASS, 500
i to 800 = day -nAde, sells AZ sIght. also a
man 10 sell staple goods N dea. eTt, best side
line, 1901 month. salary or large cOmmiH
SION made, experience uunecetsary. FOR
sealed partlcul hTs send stamp. chiffon FoAp
y Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, OHIO
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wv X NTS.

Trenty cords Tor Ines inserted under
tbs heading, once for loo, tlVies for 2ic!
one peek JOr 5Oci one month JOr zoe per
Tine. No adj taken Jor less than l5o
Wants Of more than lines same proper.
iioHdts rate. Advertise and gei results.
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AUCTION SALES.

WE WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE OR
JOB 20 dealers for the neIt 20 days from
thirteen different bankrupt stocks, goods low,
er than any one. Come and sec for yourself,
TOT the building has 70 be torn down May me
18th No, "a south Main street
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Twenty vords Tor l.nssl inserted under
tbs heading, once for loo, i'eies for 25ei
one week Jor SOC. ons month Jor SOC per
line No nd. taken Jor Teas than lSe.
Wants Of more than lines sam, proper
aona,s rats Advertise and Gsi ,esuLtl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28
OBITUARY.,

WILLIAM BLACK died Mt his home in
Rocky Ford Monday, May 25, aged 81
years; . months and II dnys. Tho do
ceased was married to Jane Oliver July
9. 1881. His wife and two children sur
vive him. Mr.. Black arrived from Da.
kota year ngo last February, bought
lots and built dwelling. But like
many others who are afflicted with lung
troubles lie put of tho removal to this
climate uLtil too late. Mr.. Black WAS
not so weak but that he has been seen on
the streets daily. On the morning OF his
death he was feeling unusually well and
death came most suddenly. Funerai
services were held at the NJ. L. church
Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev.
H. NJ. Mayo. The deceased was nm ex-
cellent uitizen and will be missed by our
people, but most of. all by his sorrowins
family who have the sympathy OF the on.
tire community.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Dean died on Thursday, nged two weeks.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev, 8. j. Greear. The bcreavcd parents
have the sympathy Of many friends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28
ROCKY roRp's GROWTH.
No Stacking in the Active building
Operations which have Character
lied the Past Year.


During tho year 1898 Rocky Ford
made the greatest growth since the boom
wear when the town was started. A num-
ber OF good business houses were erected
besides dwellings "too numerous to men'
tion." 1t has been predicted that the
time had come for cessation OF this
activity in building, but the facts arc to
tho contrary. In all portions OF town
new dwellings aro in progress or plans
arc being drawn for their construction.
We give below partial list of the I'M.
proyoments now under way or which are
sure to be built in tho near future:
Il. +. Godding, Sr., is having plans
and specifications drawn for handsome
brick dwelling near the bank.
W. II. Gibson Is too busy with his Or
cliard and rcal estate business to give at
tention to building matters but hopes
coon to mako contract for brick DWELL
ing. Larmore Bros. will doubtless So
euro tho contract.
While not strictly Rocky Ford i'm
proyement tho fine dwelling which j. E.
Gauger ia planning to build on his farm
east Of town can be named in a state
ment OF the progress OF tho Rocky Ford
country. Mr.. Gauger recently sold a
portion Of his home place and had some
thought OF moving to Rocky Ford, but
has concluded to plant an sO-acre orchard
and remnin a country gentleman.
j. NJ. Bellew, one OF our successful
market gardeners, will build good
dwelling ON his five acres on the western
borders OF town.
Fred Check is now Mt work on the
walls Of j. F. Williams new dwelling in
the western part OF town.
Now that Isaac II. Adair is married he
will doubtless complete the plans for tho
dwelling he has been thinking Of for
SONS months past.
Mrs. s. p. Fenton, mother OF DR.. W.
Z. Fenton, having concluded to mako
Rocky Ford her home. has commenced
the construction OF ono and one-half
story brick dwelling in tho northeastern
part OF town.
Ben Wilson is improving the comfort
and appearance OF his home by the build
ing OF yeranda.
Ford Steward now being married. and
happy, the nsxt move is n homo OF his
owr, which he will soon have under con-
struction.
Dell Young is planning to build a
ROOd frame dwelling on his lOt near tne
Presbyterian church.
G. II. Wincholl is having plans and
specifications prepared for a good brick
dwelling on his fine lot adjoining the
bank.
The construction OF Lee Birds brick
dwelling is in progress, Fred Check do
ing the brick work and Harry P. Schuy-
ler the carpenter work. Mr.. Bird will
soon have q fine property,
Sidney Knight has the stone on the
ground for the foundation Of new
dwelling near Senator Swink's.
Jas. W. Rice has recently built an
addition to his home and is making sun.
dry other improvements.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28
Memorial Day Services.

No services were held at the other
churches last Sunday morning, and the
NJ. E. church was crowded to tho doors.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Mayo was assisted by Revs.
W. Mayo and S. ]. Greear. The large
audience room was elaboratcly decorated
with flags and the national colors in
rosettes and festoons. A fine picture of
Gen. Grant, surmounted by flags, occu-
pied prominent place in the rear of the
pulpit. At the hour announced for the
services the members Of the G. A. R. and
W. R. @. marched in by twos, accompa-
MED by the posts handsome flag and
banner.
Rev. h. NJ. Mayo's text was: "Il
there be any virtue, il there be any
praise, think on these things"
The speaker paid an earnest tribute to
the heroism and morale OF the men who
composed the Union army. The high
character of tho Union troops was a
potent feature of the causes which led to
victory. The unparalleled progress OF
the Nation since the war was referred to.
War is fearful thing, but to supinely
submit to wrong is worse than war. No
man is great who does not sacrifice his
personal ease for the right. The Nation
is far better in every sense for not sub.
mitting to the evil which was the cause
of the war. For time the Nation toler-
ated a great wrong, and during the war
paid for it in blood. Every drop of blood
lashed from the backs Of slaves was paid
for by the blood of loyal men. There
must be self sacrifice that the right NAV
be advanced. During the war the lives
Of 400 men were sacrificed. Since the
war three times that number of younp
mon have fallen victims to the awful
evil. of drink. The war proved TO tho
nations of Europe that democracy and
liberty are great and will live. The
veterans rightly take personal pride in
the fact that they have been soldiers
The speaker closed by urging the old
soldiers to fight against all forms of evil
as earnestly as they had fought the enc
mics of tho Union.
After singing "America" the large
audience dispersed, having participnted
in one of the best memorial services ever
held in Rocky Ford. ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28

We wish to commend the school
board for the wisdom shown in CHARGING
an admission fee Of 10 cents to the CLOS.
ing entertainment Of the public schools.
While the charge is very small one. #
will tend to prevent the overcrowdinp of
the hall. Where such entertainments nro
free many rude fellows are present. moi
because interested, but because a place
to spend an evening is afforded, THE
hall will be seated back to the doors. and
no tickets sold beyond the seating capnc.
lty. The admission fee will be found to
produce better order than if tho enter
ttainment was free, and we predict that
those who now criticise will be converted
to an Acknowledgement of the value OF
the admission fee idea, o'
Last week the Enterprise made ref.
erence to the Republican filing with the
town council bill for publishing. tha
official ballot which was more than
double the price allowed by law. Knoy.
ing that it was generally known that the
council cut the bill down to legal rates
we did not think to repeat the fact in the
statement last week. But that there he
no chance for wrong impression ii
should be said that the illegal bill was
not allowed, as some who read tho En-.
terprlse last woek might suppose. There
was no intention of conveying the i'm.
preston that the big bill was paid as the
TACT of the reduction was known to ali
interested.
i. B. Wilson's new paper, the Gillett
Sunday Chronicle, has reached us. II Is
thoroughly Tomwilsonian, and full OF
news OF the lively camp of Gillett. A
mistake has been mado in designating
the Chronicle Continuation of the I,a
Jun'a Watermelon" watermelon" as a
newspaper name ought to be allowed to
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28
Cyclone at st. Louis Yesterdov

st. Louis was visited by cyclone of
great destructiveness yesterday evening.
The dead are reported to number 1000.
Ihe center of the city is wreck. Many
boats were sunk with all on board. The
great Eads bridge is badly damnoed
The loss of telegraph lines prevents the
receipt Of full details,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28

III you want nice Hmr Cut, Sham
poo or Shave, call on B. +. Knause,
Britt's old shop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28

Tho farmers of this vicinity have
taken much more active interest in the
sugar beet experimental planting than
was nt one time promised. or the LOCO
pounds of imported seed purchased by
the association only about 15O pounds
remains unsold and there are yet several
farmers who will call for seed. The seed
now having been placed in enough hands
to mako the experiment a success. the
next matter to have attention is the
planting and cultivation of the crop, A
most important feature OF the seasons
work will be the keeping of an accurate
account OF the cost of the crop. Every
farmer should charge up to the crop all
the time expended on it that he NAV
know at the end Of the season what the
oeets have cost him. Only by such sys-
tematic attention to the cost of produc.
ton can the farmers know whether or
not they can grow sugar beets for the
price which a factory can pay. II the
plats planted this year prove to our farm
ers that they can make money growing
sugar beets they will be ready to make
contracts with the factory which we hone
Will be started during 1897.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28
Some Facts Abeut the Creamery
Business.

A fow days since we clipped from tho
La Junta Tribune couple OF extracts
rejecting on the Rocky Ford skimming
station. Tho chief complaint was that,
having demand for butter, tho Hoehne
creamery was not paying enough Tor
cream. We sent the clippings to Mr..
Baboock with query us to his views
thereon. We make tho following extracs
from his reply:
1t is nothing strange for patrons OF q
new creamery to be suspicious, especial
ly tho first year. In answer to tho clip
pings would say that they nre wholly
incorrect. There is nothing wrong so far
as tho proprietor OF the creamery is con.
cerned. 1t is nothing but the gold stand
nrd getting in its blghtinS and deadly
work. can not help the low market
any more than I could q Kansas cyclone.
II is not fact that creamery butter ia in
demand ut % cents. The commission
merchant who handles tho bulk OF the
output OF tho Lamar creamery has il
billed to him right n0ic ut u cents per
pound, and he sells it right beside mine
and other brands ut 10 cents wholesale
He ships it to New Mexico points at that
price. I Gm compelled to compete with
the market price or BIO left on the side
track. I am getting from l6Js to Il
cents for my butter. On April % ElGir
went to II cents-it is 10 cents now. The
best Kansas creamery is billed C. II
cents and tho freight to all Colorado
points is cent, making it 16 cents. In
mar farmers arc not getting to exceed IL
cents for what 1 pay my patrons II cents
1t is an injustice for tho La Junta Trib
une to publish statements concerning
matters upon which it is not informed.
am not skinning my patrons ut Rocky
Ford, OH tho contrary, after paying OK
prss on the cream am doing busi
ness for lees thnn 21s cents per pound
which no creamery can afford to do on s.
small an output.
How I wish the people Of Rocky For,
would go to dairyins right and give me
at least 5000 pounds OF milk day.
stand ready to complete tho creamer,
when I can have any such guarantee by
the year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28

Tho recent alfalfa convention has at.
lingwood s. Hauck q few days since 70.
ceived letter from the Orange Judd Co.,
Springfield. Mass, making inquiries con.
cerning tho action OF tho convention.
The letter closes as follows: "IIow il
tho alfalfa crop progressing in your part
OF tho state and does it promise us big
yield rs usual and do you look for two
cuttings this year? What price per 100
pounds do farmers pay for alfalfa seed at
your station?" Both these queries indi-
cate lack Of knowledgs OF tho iacts.
The Grunge Judd Co. publish the Amer
ican Agriculturist and other farm publ.
cations. A copy OF the Enterprise con.
tanning full report Of the convention
was forwarded by Mr.. Ellingwood.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28
w. r. C. PROGRAM.
At NJ. E. Church, Saturday Evening,
Mny 90.

For Decoration Day, 1896, at the NJ. z,
church at o'clock y. H., rendered by
Wadsworth Relief Corps No. 16.
Meeting called to order by tho president
announcing scng, america" to be
sung by audience.
Prayer by chaplain Of Wadsworth Post
No. 90.
Address of Welcome by Mrs. Flora J.
Hall.
The charge of the First Minnesota at
Gettysburg, Della Badger.
Song by Sons OF Veterans.
Address, Harry Robins.
Solo, NrancIs Knapp.
The Yankee Girl, Fiossie Elser.
Male quartette.
Battle on Look Out Mountain, Agnes
Ladies' quartette.
Hearing the News in Idaho, Olive Baker,
hecitatlon, Clusters Last Charge, Ger
trude Kellogg.
Duet, Maud and Jessie Larmore.
Cover Them Over With Flowers. Nettie
Martin.
Solo, g. w. Alberts.
Recitation Mrs. Ella Alberts.
Closing with "God be With You till We
Meet Again" sung by audience.
All old soldiers in the town and vicini-
ty are respectfully invited to be present
with us.
"A fine program will be presented at
the closing entertainment OF tho pnblic
schools tonight. If Interested in onr
superior public schools be present. An
admission fee of lO cents will be charged
the net proceeds to go toward a school
library. oo-
The High Line Canal Co. is having
another legal tussel with Mr.. Gilbert Of
Pueblo in regard to damages claimed by
him on account of the High Line dam.
A trial of the matter will take place at
Pueblo this week. Tho company have
offered everything that is fair, but Mr..
Gilbert must have litigation.
X: 8. Miller, Of the Rocky Ford Gro.
Gerry Co., is the champion sign writer, az
proven by the many elegant ADVERTISING
banners which ornament the North Side
store. -o
g. M. Hall and James w. Jones have
been doing some broad gauge trading.
Mr. Hall acquires the ownership of Mr..
yones residence and store room, and the
latter gots a fine farm on Timpas creek.
six miles south OF town.
Albert Connor and j. O, Fleming
are doing q big job Of gardening this sea.
son. They have q. r. Covers 2O.acre
young orchard planted in watermelops
and ~ acres of j. b. Hunt's land in
beans, cantaloupes and tomatoes. Tbev
evidently don't intend to join the army Of
.-Ihe Farview orchards are now shin.
ping some us fine Strawberries ns aa n,,,
city cousins ever ate. A sample box was
left at the Enterprise ollie on Saturday
by Mr.. Crowley. They were n new ya.
r1eiy, the Edwards Favorite, and were of
large size and fine flavor. -
SEQ change ii DR.. Bryant's card this
week. '' '''" 'i''s
The popular Burlington route makes
sN naI rates TO the st. Louis convention
from m nII points. For particulars address
G. W. Vallery. general agent, 1899 Seven.
.teenth street, Denver, WV ''e' et
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28
Proclamation.

AT the request OF the G.. A. r. and to
enable the citizens Of Rocky Ford to par
tlcipate in the observance of Decoration
Day, Saturday, May 80, I hereby request
that all business houses be closed from
10 a. m. to p. m.
j. G. GRACEY. Mavor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28

How sleep tho brave who sink to rest
by all their country's wishes biest!
When spring. with dcwy fingers cold.
Returns TO deck their hallowed mold;
Sho there shall dress u swcetcr SOD
Than fancy's feet have ever trod.
by fairy hands their knoll Is rnns'
by powers unseen their dirIo Is sung;
There honor comes, u pilgrim grey.
To bless the turf that wrnps their clay
And freedom shall while repair
To dwell u weeping hermit there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-05-28
DECORATION DAY SERVICE.
By Wadsworth Post No. Oh, and Wo-
mans Relicf Corps M. 10, Rocky
Ford, Colo., May 30. 1896.

at Is sreet and honorable to d'eJ''
ones comntry."-Horaee.
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