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oils and Turpensine.

Gasoline ....,. -. ..-...,... Is lsiA
Engine ...........-.... ~ 50
Castor machine ......,........ = II
ttolden machine q "a
Il lied linseed ................. 81 50
Raw Hnseed s.-.- -.-....'...-.. ~ %
c cy s,ai oil. bbis. soasoc: cases. SC ad-
White Lead dobhins>- Pioneer or Carter
500 lbs. &c. Prepared paints. 5-gal cans
8 ~, g: l-gal cans. 8 ssIl g: iagal cans.
81 SD Ifo: quart cans, 81 .69gl.i5.
Miscellaneous.
SOAP Uobtdng)-S Seattle Savon. a,s. CSC;
zoos So. Electric. 2ls, si.i0; zoos. s.. ~: Gill
bert & Co. Dora, la0s. 81 Is; POS. $50: Co
rlnne: los. 3 ss ass SIC: Habhttt's. 2lz. q;
s2ss: lsas g., Castile, white Ia64isc Der Id;
CASTLE mo,tled 1ec
Tobacco dohbing)-PIog chewing. Cllmax,
a2c; Star &c: Horseshoe 4ec; Spearhead
s2c; Piper Heidsleck. 4Sc. Scroll Tag.
e2'4c; Sun Tag. per 2. a2,sc: Something
lfSo;. Seal Of North Carolina "a. per Ii.
Sic: IS. 6oe; Lime Kiln. .s-oz. Csc; 4-oz.
soc: Mas;iff Is. 5ac: "a SIC:
Paper oo9bingl - Greecers straw. &C.:
No / MANILA. Il; paper bags. less discount
list: drab express. s1sc.
Bags ttobbing)-G.ain per fg, $50 old,
per i1o 81 Jeaf5.
Lumber and building Material.
Iogss-Superior quality per ". fir $3.50:
merchandise fir. sal -, choice cedar $50:
common. peF VI. s3.a1S75. spruce logs.
$40: cedar shinge bolts. g. 10
Fir Lumber ftough. s. %: thick finish.
surfaced one or Two sides. : 70 and Il inch
wide, si5Qal, lengths = 10 ID feet; -peciaI
, ..s,s sc pr exir, o,ne-'nen finish
i Fioorins' dressed and matched slssssi:
stock boards. s-inch. ssals, 10-inch s. Fesp
$50: is II n2gls- Fencing No; or
and drop siding. weight 2,oo lbs. sllnni.
Fir timber joisis and seantllng.- rough,
nox bsars i 3 and s ap s,afs sa sa
ing. its-inch tied. s3aio Ceiling, Y. beaded
or pis!n. Nos ]; ana 2. ! or s inch 40
/. ?and s. Ss-inch. aea Ms, ssais. I.1th 500
lbs weigh. asF.ts feet 81 ~,
Washington Red Cedar Lumber Rongh.
rliao ceilings. weights. Nos i. ana ).
T sSs +, 100 , Ss. S0% oS sns : sSs-
IL; i' 81 sssdas q. ssinsIes sss: ""ss an sas
shingles $50 One-inch finish H. Il and Is
feet. $500 Thick. finish. s2saias Cedar
squares. !; & and 10 feet soi130 Rat
tens. 3s3iec per 100 ineal feet. pickets.
klln-dred 81 In advance or green. pray-
ssae per ii rifsbTick, ,s7ao; Terra nse Gotta
''i Ger, IN a; 0obSins)-P Portland. X. b. s.
81 AISen g.
Limo .,iab6Ins)-R9cae Harbor. $40: san
Juan 81.
Plaster uobslng)-Golden Gate. per Dbl.
Plaster Hair liohhlns> Washed. sac per
n: unwashed Itsc ocr II
staple Groceries.
Chocolate tSobhine}- Baker-s ie-fo Pre-
rn!om. 81; ie-lb Esg4e s@c, Star. Ie-fe
Cocoa ,,oaalqs,-Eppss. - ,tas. I'm
H0uten's. IN sins So. IS s.. -. 81 Gal
rardeufs Abb tins ssc
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER&
transactions since January I aud
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
!. 1SsS are s62S. 80. - There were fled
for record yesterday nine deeds, agsrcgat-
ing 81. go Following Is a list:
Alfred Battle 10 the Bunneil & Emo IN
vestm ent Company. lot 4. blk IS u. r Den
ny's Park add. North Seattle. Oc:. II.
H.sss
John A. Brown ct Tx. 10 r. Bogue lot 4.
blk q. d. r. Dennys plat Of North Seat
tie. March Il. $50.
Mary c. Calkins to John \. Brown. all
interest OF grantor in lot I. blk p. u. r.
Dennys plat If North Seattle, March \. $50.
Kate Frasch ct vir. to j. IL. Irvine, lois
and 2. blk 3. Brawley's add. March Is.
8 go
Fred Cunningham ct Tx. 70 Kate Frasch.
lots | and q blk 5. Braweys add. s6.1ro.
Renwick Crozier TO Hugh Mcintyre. blk
l. Meeker's sup plat OF LIST add 10 Kent.
March IL 500.
Horatio Hathaway ct TX. TO c. II. Bicx-
ford et Tx, 10, TO- blk Ii, Ren.on Hill add,
March H. $i.30o.
Sheriff 10 p H. Sullivan. W s5xea feet OF
lot & blk 81. Boren's add. Feb. 2S. Sac
Bunnel & Emo Investment Company TO
+. III. Morehauk ne'4 of SELL and set OF
nel. Of sec ~. u, 6. w. NJ. March 4. $500.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicago.

CHICAGO. March 15.-Choice cattle were
scarce and sales above $40 were extreme
ly few. the bulk of the steers selling az
si5ali5.l0; s,Ockers and feeders. 81. s5a4 LIS:
common lots s.S54i3i5. Canning cows,
s25ouS. Calves wer. fairly active at
bower prices. Choice veal calves sold
around sS.25.
Hogs-Strong and &c higher. Sales were
on a basis OF S3.1eQ iu5. the bulk going at
s.. S5l,2 9si..
Prices were steady and unchanged for
sheep Lambs. S4akf5.4o. few going below
s.. Sheep $3.25Qi.64. sales being largely
at si.25eF4.55. with ewes going at SIS t. a.
Yearlng sheep s4.5oU5.
Receipts-Cattle. 5000; hogs. 1900:
sheep t5oeo.
OmahS
OMAHA. March I5.-Cattie
asa. market steady; native beef steers.
81 Srft5 10: Western steers. s.. eosI 4.sD. Texas
steers. SS.loG3.,5: cows and heifers, $3.i0y
AIS: Gamers. s. 25u3: stockers and feeders.
&C. SO; calves. si.2Qs.75 bulls and
stays. s. 5oat3. 20.
Hogs Receipts. ESQ: market. shade
lower; heavy s3s5a3 70. mixed. 81. s5si:I 10,
light. S355sfS.TO: bulk of sales. $S.6Sa53 q.
SheeY-Recepts. SD1: market, stronger:
fair 10 choice natives. s2sGaiso; fair 10
choice Westerns. s3Aaa.lo; common and
stock sheep. s3a3.9o: lambs. s.2ssf5.25.
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t}mla las


WASHINGTON, March 15.-Today's
statement Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $2H{T,-
CA gold reserve. N69. 1910.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. March 15.-~There Is better
feeling In the wheat market and prices are
higher bur with q wide range Quotations
are: No. i club. 7sQ1s Ne. o.uestern,
10
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THE WEAK

The weak and the errfng OF the
earth find little sympathy from
the outside world. IL you see
. man whose nerves are ali
anstrung, whose knees shake.
and who In amictrd Ia other
ways. yon will see that the
world Renerally laughs NJ him.
He II to he piticd, though. II
II not certain that these very
pitfabtc weaknesses are due to
his fOiises. Have Yen not been
under big mental strain your
seIfs n You have you know
What that means. Perhaps you
work too hard and you worry
too much. IL may be that you
have been silly as n youth,
and that You are sufferer
today ON that account. Sou
can never remedy matters by
sitting down and hoping to
get well, though. Here II -
little plain truth for yoa.
.'Hudyan" has replaced the nre
Of yonth I'm ten thousand men.
IL your vitality being exhaust
cdr II so, s~ warned In time.
"Hudyan" will do for yon what
n0thtng else on earth can do
TT WILL CURE YOu. Ask for
Testimonials showing what IL
has done for others. Xou can
surely believe Jour own eyes.
The mission Of "Hudsan" IL tn
see the weak
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat-ya. club 73;4c: No. blue
stem. sssxe: milling wheat. No. i club. nc.
Ne. I blues tenn. SEC
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creamery, l5u1Si1c,
dairy. lUisEtl6c.
Cheese-Quiet; SGsi4c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh, 9izc.
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ASA14a: commercial hills. 81 sys: Il
yer certificates. 0QsSasc: bar silver ~.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government bonds. strong. state bonds,
duh. rasiroad bonds. strong.
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The Daily Post- Intelli4encer IL now on
aale in ortland. Or. At Rich Bros. ~
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
stand and Northwest News Company. 80
Tirst street.
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llREET AND TRADE REVIEW.

! seatfle. March s.. fsI-
yxehanxas at tGe seattie. Tacoma. Ss'n-
lsae ard Portland Clearing houses today
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Total Sales.
The WHEAT Market.

Considerable excitement prevailed on the
wheat curb hate this afternoon. Badly
shaken by attacks made during the regular
session. the iuIl element lost entire contro,
OF the market after 2:i5. prices broke 10
asi.c for May. against Itsc at the regular
close and Sl.HSs. the highest for the day
There was no attempt made 10 check the
decentralization Of values Wheat bought
earlier in the day was hastily u2lloadesi
on the fast falling market. and bear trad
ers, encouraged by reports that Letter had
sold $50 sD bushels nf May wheat. ham
mered away at values with a yigor not
equaIei since the middle OF last week. AT
1 o'clock the market was in auieter
mood. with prices fraction mp from the
lowest, but still in a very unsettled con-
dition-
General Quotations.
Fqour-Receipts sA43t barrels: exports.
Il 81 barrels; market. fairly steady.
Wheat-Receipts lls615 bushels; exports,
-. 81 bushels Spot. easy: No. red.
si0isS fob. afoat. Options opened
firm on favorable Liverpool news and was
further advanced ny t,uliish crop estimates.
cline took place. ON curb bears forced
No red off TO sl.ei&s and May 10 &@'-
Weol-Duu.
HopS-DuN
1rofyee~op,io1s closed quiet. unchanged
10 ; points lower Sales were - - bags,
Including; March. 5.Ioc. MAY. 5.eoc. Spot
RIO. weak: Ma. invoice. 55se. No. bob
bling size. Mild steady. corfiova. -. 1isc.
Sasar-Rag. quiet: fGir refining $Hsc:
centrlfugai, 81 test. fisc: refined. quiet.
Metals
Pig iron-Warrants. &1E>fs :
Coqper--Lake. quiet, $iAs.'zs4f
Tin-SI4 ASils p
Sr.e!ypr-s4 Asls.s
lead Duh s. 1'a4S,s3.
Tire firm that fixes The selling ptiec sor
salners and sfn..iters quotes head 1T S3s0 at
the close.
The Gotten Market.
C3.1on-guset. nid1iing. sisc.
The Visible supply.
Sp-clal cahie aDyf teleEraphio dispatches
70 Hrads7reet.s covering tae prime. pal
points - accumulation, indicate ths fol-
loving changes In visible supplies last
saturday. as compared with the preceding
saturday;
Wheat. United States and Canada. east
- Rockies "a. bushels decysa<~. afioat
ard IN Europe Assss bushels decrease.
worlds supply, total. ,sSt.gss bushels de-
crease
corn. United States and Canada. eas; %
Ro.r sieS i.SsZsss bushels increase.
Oats United Statfs nj Canada east q
roscaiss Iii s.9 bushels decrease.
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MADE STRONG.

The tertiary ns well ms the second.
AIRY and primary forms of blood faint
are overcome surely aud very
Circulars and testimonials about ~
nre as free ms "Uudyau" evidence.
Use n postage stamp md let yOa1
troubles cease. Why continue -
be foolish.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Na.

san FRANCISCO March I5.-Nc change
has been reported in -four for long time.
Trading In spot wheat is light. Barley is
steadily advancing and the market is firm.
Oats are firm Spot quotations were:
Fiour-lset cash fer family extras. sa.SSu
f65: bakers extras A3tI440.
wheat-snippins, 81. D01.s ana for No. /.
and 81. 42Is for choice milling. sl.4edi.5o.
Barley-Feed. sl.l2h: brewing, N.is1.4
Oats-Poor to fair. sli5at7: good to
choice. sl.as1l.25; fancy feed. sl.27i2; gray,
81 .l5eTi %: milling. 81 .asII.2s: Surprise.
E.2.ia4i.a; black. for seed. si.35l i.5o. red.
Flour quarter sacks. 1880: barley. cen
tails s35 bears. sacks. LIZ; potatoes
i.515: middhnss. sacks. 200; hay. tons. III:
wool. bales 30; hides number. Loss, raj
sins boxes %; wine. gallons. $3.50.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--DulI; December. sl.33B: May,
81. aoi
Rarley-Easler; December. 9sssc; May.
si.os7s.
GOrn-Large yellow. a.eal.o7l4.
Bran-si6u 1850.
Wool md Hops.
Wool-Fall. Southern coast lambs. 1slsc:
san Joaquin lambs 1usc: Northern lambs
Il9ii2c: mountain iambs. l0dl2c; San Joa-
auln plains. 1Q9c Humboldt and Mendo-
ciHo 1inl5c.
Hops-old crop. nominal; new crop i2.a
gl.l4c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Niilstusfs- Middlings s20d2a So
Hay--Wheat. ST. 5Da22. wheat and oat.
sl1G2l-5o. best barley sij4l.: alfalfa. 5000
nfl.50: clover sl2al3.5o: stock. Sl2d13: con-
pressed wheat. sls92o; straw. per bale, S7ia
q i5c.
ege,ables-Eary Rose potatoes. 5sa --5c:
river Burbanks 5en6ec: river reds 5a1t5oc:
Oregon fairbanks 6oa9lc: sweet potatoes.
7jefsN: slverskn onions. s2I,2.J0: cucum-
beers. 5ocusi: garlic 3izqic; green peas.
3'zc; tomatoes. N.254l5e: asparagus, Sc:
rhuharb. 'Nc0sI.
Fruiis-ChoIce apples. SIS; common ap-
pies, foQs5c; navel oranges. 81 2sa 10:
Mexican lines repack. $3.50: common
California lemons. 5Ac4S: choice Califor-
MIA lemons. 81 25ul75; bananas slu2.25;
pineapples. sat.
Bu;ier-Fancy creamery. lsc: do seconds.
lsiani,c: fancy dairy, l6izc; do seconds.
Ia lGc.
cream cheddar. 1e0lic. Young America.
IN4tllc: Eastern. l2ml3e.
Eggs-Store. ualli2c: fancy ranch. u!39
l2tac.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. sP1lc; turkey
hens sale: old ROSTERS. s3.sGdi; young
ROSTERS s6.5olf7.5e: small broilers, sS5eft
40: large broiiers. s5G5.5o; fryers, s6f;t,50:
hers s3.5spafi 30: Old ducks silfs; geese. $50
ni.75 per pair: old pigeons, I.25 per dozen;
young pigeons. si.@u225.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days, sisl@:
sterling on London. sight. $iAs.
Financial.
Silver bars .... =, lDra4tS-Sight 49, 49,
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Excha ngr.

Sterling on London. sixty days, siNs
sterling on London. sight. $iA2.
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Wool-Fall. Southern coast lambs. s1sc;
San Joaquin lambs. 1msc: Northern lambs
lllii2c: mountan iambs'. l0dl2c; San Joa-
aaln plains 1Gt9c: Humboldt and Mendo-
Giro 1tnl5c.
Hops-old crop. nominal; new crop. l2,2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
CHURCH NEWS.

Rev. II. ID. Lawler OF Missouri will
preach at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening; DR.; Lawler is
fine singer and u good preacher.
Rev. Mr.. Todd preached for the pas
tor ut the Badtist church last Sunday
evening very acceptable sermon. His
delivery is good and his sermon was
thoughtful and uplifting. Bro. Todd is
n brilliant young man and has a bright
future in the ministry. B. L. NJ.
The NJ. E. pulpit was filled Sunday
evening by Rev. w. N. Mitchell OF
Springfield.
-Y.P.S. q. E. Presbyterian church
at O'Clock. Topic, With your Might.
Eccl. 9:lO. John 4:27.35. Leader Miss
Katie Thompson. Your presence is de-
sired.
Presbyterian church, morning service
subject OF discourse, Infuene by Rev.
]. W. Todd. Evening service, The Rival
Thrones, lsrael, historical discourse by
the pastor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25

81 were made by number Of the veter-
ans.
Sunday morning the grand stand was
crowded to listen to u sermon by Rev. o..
+. Burton. which WINS proceeded by
prayer by Rev W. n. Mitchell Of Spring.
field. Territorial expansion alone did
not constitute national greatness, said
the speaker. The righteous sentiment Of
the nation wins the motive power which
outRrown the Monroe doctrine. No nj.
teption has been paid to the recent
speeches Of Cleveland and Bryan against
the acquisition of new territory. 4 feel
ing tribute WIS paid TO the heroes Of the
war. The need Q! the nation Ia broad
sense Of brotherhood, and souls rich with
the love OF God and humanity.
Sunday afternoon the ladies OF the w.
Il. q. OF La Junts and Rocky Ford rem.
dered very interesting program which
included recitations by Misses Hyde.
Weatherbee and Russel Of In Junta,
Miss Hagen, Mrs. Kingery and Mrs. Al.
bert Of Rocky Ford. Miss Spane Of La.
Junta gave an instrumental solo. Col.
Lockhart made short address in which
he spoke in the highest terms Of the hero
ism OF women in connection with the late
war. e. q. Shelton sang a solo, "The
fNvul6 6utuleI, WHICH Wu8 IcSctvCu
with tumnltuous applause. marching
Through Georgia" was sung as an encore
the audience joining in the chorus. Tho
exercises closed with Col. Lockhart's
poem which was read second time by
special request and enthusiastically ap-
pluuded.
This reunion was tho largest attended
and most successful ever held by the
veterans.
Col. Lockhart md Rev. B. L. Mitch
ell not only did good service on the plat
form, but were useful in the dining room
a. waiters-saying nothing Of their dill
ligence when using knife, fork and spoon.
II ID proposed for the next reunion to
% simplify the service OF the dinner as to
relieve the ladies OF most OF the labor
which falls on them in connection with
the ordinary method OF feeding such q
crowd.
AS I. DENIES saw the crowd fling out
of the grand stand Sunday be remarked
that when lie struck the valley twenty
years ago an equal number Of people
could not have been found between Pue-
bio and the state line.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
Harrison Com, any all next
week. Secure seats at Opera
House HHnarmacy. Popular prices,
10, 90 and 30 cents.
Santa Pe Excursions.

State Convention. Democratic, Popu.
list and Silver Republican Parties at
Colorado Springs. For this occasion
rate Of % 80 Rocky Ford to Colorado
Springs aud return will be made. Dates
OF sale Sept. 8 and 0. Final limit Sept.
II.
return Sept. % will DO s22.sS for the
round trip.
SO day tickets to Exposition ut one and
third fare for round trip.
\ Tickets good until Nov. 18th at 10 per
cent Of double the one way rate.
National Encampment q. A. r.. Gin.
cinnnti, Sept $40. Fare for round trip
&3l GO; dates OF sale. Sept. 2. 3 and 4;
returning Sept. 8. will he extended to
Oct. 2 on application.
Annual National Encampment 8. ofv.,
Omaha. Sept 1916. Fars for round trip
e22S5; date of sale Sept. o; return limit
Sept. q.
Excursiona to Colorado Springs and
Manitou every Saturday and Sunday I'M
til October LIST. Saturday To- Monday
tickets Colorado Springs aud return
$3.50, Manitou 34.05. Tickets good on
Sunday only to Colorado Springs and
return e2G0, Manitoa e2.76.
Frontier Day. Cheyenne, Sept. 8.
From Rocky Ford to Cheyenne and re-
tn, n the fare will be $3.50. Date Of sale
Sept. 4 limited for return Sept: 10.
Flower Carnival Colorado springs Aug.
30 10 Hspt. /. Dates Of sale Aug. 10 and
81, Sept. /. Fare for round trip $3.50.
Tickels so,d Sept. 3lst good for that day
only e460.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25

About one month ago my child. which
is fifteen months old, had an attack Of
diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting.
on in such cases, but as nothing gave re-
lief. we sent for n physician aud it was
under his care for week. At this time
the child had been sick for about ten
days and was having about twenty five
operations of the bowels every twelve
hours, and we were convinced that unless
it soon obtained relief it would not live.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy WAS recommended and 1
decided to try it. I soon noticed change
for the better; by it's continued use a
complete cure was brought about and it
is now perfectly healthy.-C. L. Booas,
Snmptown, Gilmer Co., W. Va. For sale
by Kearby.
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The Public Comfort Commit
tee Gives Notice.

The Public Comfort Committee
of the Fair association gives notice
that it is prepared to receive the
names and addresses af all persons
who wish to provide lodging and
meals to visitors to the Fair. G..
H. Taylor a member of the COM
mittee will receive such names and
j. N. Fenton will distribute the
association cots to those desiring
them. The committee should be
informed of the number of rooms
and beds available in each place,
whether men or women, or both
sexes are desired as patrons, and
both lodgings and meals provided,
and the price that will be charged.
When rooms are filled report at
office of committee, Newton Lum-
Der Co. 8 office.
Drivers of hacks who wish to
carry passengers to rooming
houses will also leave their rames
with the committee as above.
Geo. H. Taylor,
DIR. Sigman,
r. S. Beall,
DIR. Mcdonald.
DR.. Kearby,
j. N. Fenton.
Comm;ttaa nm PnhIic Comfort
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25

One Minute Cough Cure surprises peo-
pie by its quick cures and children may
take It in large quantities without the
least danger. It has won for. itself the
beet reputation Of any preparation used
today for colds, Group, tickling in the
throat or obstinate' coughs. Opera
House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
STOCKHOLDERS SPECIAL MEETING.

Notice Ia hereby given that there will be
special meeting of tho Stockholders oil the
Rocky Ford Canal, Reservoir, Land. LOar and
Trust 60. at Odd FcllOws' Hall. Rocky Ford.
on Friday, Aug. 70. 1895. at ~ O'Clock v. m. for
the purpose of considering the report Of D. p.
Allen. c. Z: upon tho propOsed Apishapa res
ervoir; and to vote ON the proposition OF bet
of carly prior rights to the use of water. and
OF authorizing the borrowing of funds to pay
therefor; and to consider the voting OF an nS-.
sessinent on the stockholders to- raise money
to pay for said prior rights, II the purchase Of
said rights shall be authorized.
ny order Of the Board Of directors.
-, W. A. C0LT, President
Rocky Ford. Colo. July q. ls9S.
First publication July g. 1893. e13
Inst Publication Aug. Is. lSAs. Neg
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
AND OFFICE at Pueblo. Colo. J,ly %, 'os

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his Intention
and that snid prof Will be made before
the C!crk OF the District Court OF Otero coun
ty ut La Junta, Colo, on Sept. II, 1soS. viz:
OSCAR z. ADAMS,
II. E. No. 1896 for the \. NE i. SW =, NE
=. NV 4, Sc i. Sec. ~. I q s. Kb7 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon nnd caitivA-
tiOn OF said land. viz:
G. j. Forbes. Frank McElroy. WI R.
Sheath. e. f. DeLonR, I'LL OF Rocky Ford
Colo. ~ 1904
1918 JOHN II. GORDON. Rcgiiter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
Watermelon Day TRIMS.

First train will arrive at $40 and the
Inst one il scheduled to arrive ut II
o'clock. The start for the return trip
will be later than last year, the iirst train
to leave starting ut q o'clock.
The following figures for round trips
will give an idea Of the low rates from
ail other points in the state: Denver.
a. rs, Pueblo, sl.25; Canon City. 81;
Florence, sl.75: Fowler. Coz; Manzanola.
35c; Colorado Springs, e.; La Junta, aHci
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
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The Best Remedy for Flux

Mr.. John Matthias, n well-known stock
dealer of Pulaski, KY, says: after suf-
iering for over week with flux, and my
physician having failed to relieve me. I
was advised to try, Chamberlain'a Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy, and
Of one bottle cured me-" For sale BY
Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
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Bear, I'll. 1Ihs Kind You Haw Always Bought
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The Rev. w. B. Coetley Of Stock
bridge, Ga, while attending to his pas
toral duties mt Fleetwood. that state, was
attacked by cholera morbus. He says:
by chance I happened to get hold Of a
bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. and think it
was the means Of saving my life. 1t re-
lieved me at once For sale by Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25

The electric fans now operat-
ed in Santa Fe Route dining cars
are desirable and seasonable ac-
cessions to an already unsurpassed
service. GIG
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
A Snap.

100 acres of Fine, improved
Land. Good buildings and crop.
3 miles from town. All under
Catlin ditch. For full particulars
call OH j. N. Fenton. l2tt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25
Are you Troubled with Dyspepsia,

II 20, do not neglect until II IL too late this
opportunity of Kidding yourself Of this trou-
name Implies: 8 simply for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. This Is preparation long and
successfully ueed in private practice by one
Of Americas best qualified physicians, who
isAn accepted authority on all medical ques-
your money will be refunded By
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-08-25

For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites.
burns, skin diseases and especially piles
there in one reliable remedy, DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for
DeWitt's don't accept counterfieits or
frauds. You will not be disappointed
with Dewitts Witch Hnzel Salve. OPP
era House Pharmacy.