davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

Itanoiqbeberne tiuaoer, til at oobn,
be 2anpes Sapne, BORON Der Ter >,
Gale, for 8erbsns Sanbel. Roor ben
Iampitttgbeosfulbt bar betjempet ole
Sriitelier, ipm ben / Seirens Stuno
bar til at ubpibe lit 2anoomraaoe. q,
naar ben bar bepiit fig at bare obIp,
tut o~robolbenoe tiltrpbs for 9Groier.
riqbeoens forfsrenbe Silfnnbelf,,
Iod BIZ ben bare MenneteIleotsns
QsteIie / langt betere 9rab eno no.
geniinbe for. Den bill for altio fan,
bragt til 5ausbeo fine Gagtalere, ION
bar artlaget ben for 6ntleri ga Tor
at babe bupt urene 9ep9ggrunoe. De-
ameritdnfe Seitsrrepubliter bill Ie On
til ben meb fornpet og fulotommen
Siaib til, at ben alporlig mener, hoob
ben tiger, og be bill frimpbig gipe ben
Rang IOm ben fprite paa bsnne 6olUs
tugle. Haar ben bar gipet @erOen
bette u~forlignelige Grempel paa 81.
rigtig6eo og SsiIinb unber lloeoels
fen at i'm fore og ieirrise Mogt, ioa
bill Nattpnerne lDtte til bens Stsmrs
meo mere enb alminpeltg 6giaqtelie;
og Ttjsnt internationale 6orbo.n
Ijeloen afgjeres al ientimentaIe Sen
Jpn, Iou bill bog en- Ration, ION er
ioa magti9 og pdd famine Sto Ioa
retfGroig og Goelmooig, meb 2et6eo
erbOerpe ale De 2ettelier for I'm San.
Del, Tom bet meo nogen COB 8rurn
fan 9iere arap paa. Republiten8
Raab bill blipe fpurgt, og noar ben
bar punbst en- faaban StilinQ, bir
Den bore iitanb til at epe en- mGa!1
SnohDbelIe til 8eroensfreben8 Seoc.
reIIe. Den bill oo 6ape itiGntet ben
"Regiering, Tom er at 6oItet, oeo
Solicit og for Solicit" ben Itote
! Sriumf / bens 9iftorie. Den oil ior
republican, Stpre % oemotrati1e
Snititutioner bare punost Mennen.s
ilHgters >elie og 5iaio / en- Groo,
iom be olorig bar npot FIR. Den Dil
Iadlsoes pao en- prefulo Wtuaoe hare
ertisnot lit gnIpar og tjert i'm Miss
inn iom @eroens fore repubIttanfe
Magt. Der bill life fnoes en- i~tolterc
3itel enb ben at pGre en- Nmeritoner
- langt I~tpltere, enb be ItorIte % lott
bareite auitninger pg be melt uOs
itratte Grpbrirgsr fan 9isre ben"
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

1Roueb nno Hsabp", ipm utalott bdpoe ~inofunoet f9 oeo
RaaSnasninasn, eitsrat ban bapoe trrrat fig sjtrnstp
Rrnsbsn, ertIarebe ia piaig til al meboeIs nosIe 5dttd,
ipm par parN at brrs - tort iuat BET man is9tt at TONNE
paa bet Rene meo: gedar Stnrp Qoinoerter itoit pdr blspst
FEET, cs bpiltsn Del ban fdpos ta9st.
SberbUFsrs 9ionesbprb, iom blso afeicst pan 9sbro's
tent, baIpt Gneslf, balpt 9Dt, gil uo paa, at Wu'tan9'
iueeren Waurice, iom bupos opboIbt fa bans Sotel ltSe
ibtn Sampsn meo aaptein Calhoun, ben gtut par reosn
uo nosst tent, bpiltsi ban o9ioa bopos aiort Here NGttsr l
5orpsien.
Gnonu isnsrs bar ban remit tilboge. o9, oa ban Ionot
9otenet aabsnt iOst ct SeIIfab ipiite til aftens Der -
babe ban f~orInnst lin Hsguina 90 til od1nle buffers 6orz
%bauisIit 49, bpiItst benns raipt tiIitob betdlt hper Sttls
ling al ben.
Soor ban fapb, faast fat paa gtnssne, bet maatts got"
nIene pibs, ,ner 6pprfor ban en- FABIAN 6aIt buOoe iorluot
6otsnet. SbsrbpH,r pibte fun, at ban baOOe Iorluot bet
% tus,t ale I'm. Eager msb ia. netpp I%daIsoss 'om ban
aiorbe. nnar ban fulos ub paa Sefsiost.
Oct bar 0ptslpGrtens Wsnine, at ban bapbs begipst 's
ub pna en- FABIAN.
5 bpiItsn 5orbinbelis fob imiolsrtio bette mso bet iorss
~Ii9gsnoe Spsrgsmaal2 Yirtelig msset, itsnt bet lite Tom
irsn, isrsnO benimpp Slutningsn at Graminatotnsn, oa
8ionet TRENTON meo mere uGrgaaenoe Om't9nolghsoer:
Nt omtrsnt tpus Wiruter .eitsrat WiuItargjGssren Wtuurtts
baobe fprIuot Spieqet, bapoe "Senrid poinoeTter" bantst
paa 0sren c9 ipuret efter Wr. Waurice 8erdIo - at ban,
oo ban bsrte, at ben iio%inrpnte bapbe forlaot 5otelet, og
faaei gsoe paa 2iosn. naar bette bopoe iurost Steo pg
%Rstninssn, ban bupps taset. forIob ban ben unge 9ens
tIernun - 0otslet os rsb aifeb burtig 3rap, ipm ON
ban ustsbe at inobsnte WfuitunejGssren.
9ette bar alt, bbab S~bsrboFisr pibfts ON Sagen og alt,
bpao man tunbe psnte, ban par iitano til at fortGle.
On llnosrretninssn eno bar uforitaaslis, iua bar ben
beg en- eeostruao ior ben crop, Tom aetsoe Jig uo pau I'm
~Oeris9elis. Den inbsbolot en- Sluss Rsgle til Rstninsen,
man ituIos tass. 0sriom ben iapneos Wanp bapbs rsbet
bort iammen msb MutungjRssren Muurtce ener ogiau
s'tsr BAN, lao mdatts man isse BAN paa ben gei, ben Ibits
napnte 'anofpnIispis bapbe Iost inb paa.
Bar Der nosen, iom pioite, hppr Seiteiassrsn hapoe fit
6ism9
Snesn tunoe beitemt bet.gns Stsbst, men Der ianbtes
npsle, iom troebe, at bet rar ct s[1sr anbet Steo peb Npobes
fiooen peo en- gisIp, iom talotss QIauo.
Eli GIamo bsiutteoe man altiaa at bragg, for at is9e
eftsr ben iapnebs Wuno sner bans ~aiiialebe 2sgeme, multi
gems rsiaa for at fnbs gRuitansirssren Waurice, ps paa
iomme lib tuss Sann ppsr TO Mprb "iitebstfor ct.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04
30te 0apiiei. - 4Icppcteu.

srpo3 Grpebitipnens Stprts, bpilten par bstDbsligers,
eo bet ensrs ple.pe at bare SiIiGlpst. naar en- Slot
8rGnisbpsre orOs up, for at isse sfsr en- iapnst Rabo, gil
blep anpenbt til at ipse os tpbe sssnsns.
Der bar COB 8runb til bette, oa ee~nbtunerne bar raa
ariesftien.
Wlan ienbte spsiosre ub 5orpsien. os rosoe @porfpssrs
blsp anpsnSt til at iese os tp sbSesnene.
paa prarisn ipm itratte Ts ii Mil @et for, 2eona.
tunoe man itte opoage npset Sppr. 9r9sbunoen, Iom
par baaro os tor tunoe fun pie Martsrne efter en- salops
persnoe Sef, men intet Iaaoant faces.
5 en- afitano at ii Wils fra 5ortst blir Sletten afbrubt
al en- Stoptrutt, ipm ifratter Zig fra IorbpeIt til Spbpsit.
Oct er en- aste teranIt arattpp, fulo at Slpneplanter "a
n9iten lite til at tr9nse iaisnnem for Manb % Set.
9jsnnsm bette Sunslstrut us lise mob Sort Sing. sr Der
en- 4obning, eisnnsm bpilten icrer en- Sti ben turteIte
Sei til Nsoosflobsns Sppeoarme. Oct er en- Slass naturs
Zig allse measm srar. Tom itaar paa besse Siber, men lit.
meoss. Den tan sjerne bore tunitia, en- sanmel ariosfti,
Ipm ~benptepes al 8oman6erne, naar be bar paa Hspsrtpa
til Saraulipas, Gpabuila eler Hetp Econ.
Sporisserne pioite. of ben fsrts til 2lamu % lob oerfor
Sgpeoitipnen bragg inb paa ben.
Sort eiter at be bar TONNE in bpaa Stien blep en- at benz.
ION bar saast tilfobs 5prpeien, Itaaenbe psb arattets lib
tant, ION ON ban psnteoe, for at sips llnoerretnina ON en-
nplis giprt Spbasslis.
"Spdo sr oet?" ipurste Wlaiorsn os Iporeoe lin Seit
frsm fpran be sprise ps ben til Wanben. "Spor?"
"Su, Der sr, Wlaior", iaebe Manbsn, pa moi Of benz
osiua. Sc Der! pua bet Gtptts blsb Sorb fer De.
"Spprens at en- 9et."
"af TO Ssfs, Waipr", iasbe Manbsn os retteb. Office
rsns Orb mso en- operlsssn Mine.
"G.t sr ianot. Der er TO-"
"aanssre borte er Der fire, itisnt be ole sr siort al be
Ianns 10 Ssits. De bar saaet ct Ststte frem aisnnem
aabninsen os sr faa penbt tilbass isien."
"Sopt, Spansler, min Ben. Spab fuar be iaa ub at
bette"
SITE messt", iparebe Spanslsr, ium bar en- af Settlez
nsntsts lsnneoe Spsiosre. lite rreset af set. Sea bar life
uaret lanst no, frm aubninssn til at ,unns beItsmm..
bpao bet oil iis' men bog lanst NOT til, at ies pso, at en-
Wfano er blepen mprbet."
"SpaS Sspis bar De paa, bpao De Der ia,r. ainpes
ter npset osot 2sseme9"
"Tsi. Site iaa msset fom en- eineHnaer, lite ct Sop.s.
baar, ia pibt iss fan f."
Gortfattss)
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04
nnocrltac Wamilieiorbolo.

Gn Gntemunb / Rismprliben / BE
iterbotten % bans Ssn bar ta9et TO
Seitre til aorsr. 5doeren er gift mso
ben pnsits al benz. 5uber us Spn er
Iauleoes Spogrc, Ssnrens 8one bar
lin Snpger til Suigerfdber og I'm Hn8rc
SrIter til Soiqermober.
Teachers should read what Is sad
about review courses in the Brutiat
Academy Catalog.
s ale 5ilfeIoe er bet bsore at baa6'
sno at fortpiple.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-04

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Two Persons Narrowly Escaped Being Hit by
Trains. Thursday.

Just as the two trains. Nos. l02. west
bound. and 10. east bound, We're pass
ing at a short distance below this city.
Thursday afternoon. there came near
hut a miracle saved either of the par
ties concerned from instant death. 1t
seems that there was a man walking
toward HalloWell. who saw No. 10 ap-
preaching him, and he stepped over on
the other track almost directly in front
of No. 102 At the same time, there
was a lady walking on the track to-
ward Augusta. and seeing No. lo2 APP
preaching from the city, she stepped
over on the track in front Of No. ~.
For an instant it seemed to those in
each engine that there was sure to be
an accident. as there doubtless would
have been had they been running a
high rate of speed, but by the quick
work of the engineers, and at the same
time each of those in danger discover
ing their dreadful predcamcnts. both
jumped for safety and escaped
There are banks of snow by the side
of the tracks and it is said that The
lady stumbled ana fell upon one of
these and the engine just cleared her
clothing. The man also escaped with
out injury, but each will be more care
ful in the future. when they walk upon
a railroad track
An official of the road, who was in
the cab of the engine attached to No.
sons killed, and he experienced almost
as great a shock as though they had
bpaD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
". F. Studley { Company,
1871 Water Street, Gardiner, Mai
Funeral OF Little Faith Burgess.

The many friends and relatives Of
at their home on Middle street at ,
o'clock. Thursday afternoon, to attend
little Faith Imogene Burgess. who died.
Monday. after an illness Of typhoid
fever.
ReV. Mr NeWbert spoke consolingly
to the bereaved parents and the friends
who loved the child On account Of her
sunny disposition
The Gardiner Universalist choir fur
nshed comforting music.
1t is very seldom that 50 many beau
tiful flowers are seen. as We're piled
about the little white casket until it
seemed as though the little child was
sleeping in bed Of flowers.
The following Il a list Of the floral
offerings:
Pillow. Inscribed Sweetheart" from
father and mother: wreath, inscribed
Sister" from brother. roses and pinks
from Mrs =. G. Clement of Winter
port; bouquet of white roses from Mrs.
Bertha Menty. Lowell. Mass; houque t
of pinks ana ferns. Mrs. Lizzie Glenn
ent of Lowell. Mass; bouquet of hya-
cinth and ferns, Mr. and Mrs j. ".
I rat
Henry and Helen smith; bouquet Of
pinks ana ferns, Mrs. J. II. Hodskins;
white pinks, Mrs. r. j. Noyes: smilaX
and chrysant hemums. Mrs. VIM. Allen.
cent of ferns and hyacinths. Walter
w. Hendee: pinks, Mrs. A. Colburn
and Mrs. F. \. Colburn: wreath, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Young; pinks and ferns,
Mrs. T.. Savage; hyacinths, Mrs. G..
MotherWel: bouquet of pinks, Mrs.
Wing and Mrs Young: bouquet Of
roses. pinks and ferns. Mrs. w. Bruce;
pinks. Mrs. Jas Tibbetts; star of
Dayhreak" pinlls. Mrs w. II. Libby
and Miss Gussie Libby: white pinks,
Emma +. Jones: white pinks. Fred G.
Doe.
Among those from out of the city in
attendance at the funeral We're Mrs.
Wallace of Camden: Mrs. +. G. Glenn
ent of Winterport: and Edwin Burgess
of Lowell Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
EXCITING RUNAWAY.
Officer Chase and A. P. Sabin Make Daring
Stops

VIEW, excitire runaway ,nnk placc
lata Thursday afternoon As J rasulr 81
which tv.o e1ai,,hs oar. sIiobtlv broken
ono horse emf an the lao. . Ifttla VII
liam, Rurns, shoulder hone broken soy
oral naonIo badly frightened ana lots
of ,,ana,at axcitannnt raneod
Ars Inhn Trask vim her 1.-THE son
ana vo,,na LADY was drivi,o
on Winthrnn stree, and in t1rninc
around ira .loiph cauaht il tha loose
snow ana overturned The ncrunants
were smiled INFO the snow but were
min iurad The horse cleared itself
ana 1ooL along = piece If shaft hang
,ba horse took mis- piece of shaft womb
nornd his heels nearly driving him
wild Win fright He dashed down
Winthrop street No State. ana turning
down Bridge hustled across the Ken
nebee bridge
In front Of the Kennobec House. on
conv street William Burns was sitting
In a sleigh talking With a man when
This wild white horse came dashing
along. The first horse ran into MIR.
Burns team and threw him out. In
falling Mr.. Burns left shoulder blade
was broken.
po,r t,,.s,. ,.t,,.,.,l va +h, Ism u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
Bad Accident at Pulp Mill.

For the third time in two months
the tender of the drying machine at The
mill of the Cushnoc Fiber Company,
had his arm caught and pulled into
the machine, on Thursday morning. II
was Guy Lancey this time. AS a re
suit of the accident he sustained Il
compound fracture of both bones OF the.
left fore arm and the flesh was badly
burned from the knuckles to near the
dressed the wound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

The following is from a letter re-
Gently received by an Augusta ladT
from her daughter who lives in a sub
urb of Boston: BE sure and send M
a bottle of Bowditch & Webster's ex-
tract of vanilla. we can get none IKE
it here" Verify some prophets have
honor in all countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
The Hon. Herbert NJ. Heath

The Hon. Herbert NJ. Heath IF Az
gusta calls himself the perennial snd
man" of the Lincoln club because he l.;
annually called to attend the club ban
quet at Portland and is expected -
wind up the evenings festivities. Mr..
Heath annual speech has now he
come an institution. Even if the post :
prandial exercises are prolonged fax
into the night the banquetels "a;t
eagerly for that scintillant address
Wonder if the wives of Portland I'M
derstand the part Mr. Heath plays III
keeping their husbands out late.-Lew
StOn Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
A Word to CONNIE rciai Travellers

And others who travel, being subject to
our changeable climate. Prepare your
selves before going on your journey with
Il bottle Of CleveIands Lung Healer IT
will cure YOU of all Throat and Lung
troubles: sure remedy for acute and
coughs. Jas. f. Devine, 200 Wa
ter Street, has the sole agency for Au-
Gusta: call on him and get a trial bottle
free. Large size, 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
4 Card.

We the undersigned. do hereby agree to re-
fund the money on a fifty cent bottle of Greene's
Syrup OF Tar II 1t fails to cure your cold or
coneh. we also warrant a twenty-five cent bottle
to prove satisfactory or no pay. ,,,
Rowditch 4 Webster. 'oh" o"usnlii'
e., . Io,n.ou F. G. kinsm~n & Co,
-, - D.rtr,Iye Temple Pharmacy,
~ ,,.osansnn G. ii. B.ane.
~ ,-,,o.or "a Ehns Ward l. Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Quite a large number of people from
city Yesterday. They reported great
Improvement in the condition of the
roads. With the exception of occa-
sional difficulties encountered IN turn
ing out travel is now quite comfort
a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Judge Andrews disposed of u civil
eases in the municipal court, Thurs
day morning. This is tn" largest num-
her OF cases taken off the docket at
anyone time for a long while.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

The friends of Mr. Warren G. Thorn
as. who has ncon quite i'll with blood
poisoning VIII he pleased Ia learn that
he is now convalescing, and well on tn"
way to Il complete recovery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Miss Grace Downing is still very i'll
with typhoid fever. Her life was dis
pairea of Wednesday night, but, VS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Dr Bertelle c. Worthng is in the
city for few days. He has given M
his practice at Coopcr's Mills. and VIII
20 elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
Lung Kuro cures that hacking cough.

f.. T.. James of Portland. was in the
'itN on business Yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Il. W. Dunn of Watcrville president
of the Somerset Railroad, was in the
Capital city on business. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

+. f. Mason of Bangor. was in .\u-
gusta. yesterday. on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Lot Society Note or National Bond
faper. = sheets paper and envelopes To
match, worth 2ot. Sale price per box,
12-12c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
TRIMMED HATS.

All our Trimmed Hats that were 81. %
to s. marked down to only 4Sc All our
Ladies and Children's Trimmed Hats
that We're - up to s.. marked down to
the ridiculous low price Of $1.iS All our
Ladies Best Trimmed Hats that were
s. up to Sl2. take your choice now at ONLY
$2.9N. ANY of the above hats should be
seen to be appreciated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Attorney General Haines registered
at Hotel North. Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Remember this sale is for One Week,
commencing on Wednesday, Feb. 9th.
This announcement should be profit
able reading for you-for everybody,
Some of the lowest prices ever named
on first class goods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11
Daily Kennebec Journal

This has been n hustlinG winter for
the snow shoe trade.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-12-29
A Fine Building Just Com.
pleted.

On Monday, at the invitation of
n. G. Harmon, architect and
builder, we inspected Col. Robb's
new building, just completed by
Mr.. Harmon. The building is
25x70 feet, and has the best
of material and workmanship
throughout. The front elevation
shows u great extent of plate glass
and is quite handsome. The second
story is divided into nine rooms
adapted to offices and furnished
rooms. The arrangement of the
hall and rooms givos ample light
and space, and is excellently
planned for the purpose. Mr..
and Mrs Harmon will have rooms
in the rear and rent the balance
for rooms and Offices. The first
floor, we are sorry to say, is de-
voted to saloon purposes. On the
north side will be a veranda 40
feet in length-quite an addition
to tho building. The brickwork
was done by +. Cheek, the plas-
tering by Pitts & Carr, all of
whom, Mr.. Harmon says, are the
best workmen in their line in town.
The building is quite an ornament
to Main street, and credit to Mr.,
Hammon aud Col. Robb.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-12-29
Week Of Prayer Program.

The week OF prayer will bc observed
by tho churches in Rocky Ford nccording
to the following program, beginning
Monday, January 2:
Monday ay-Presbyterian church;
Topic: "Prayerful Confession ol
our SINS"
Tuesday-M E. church;
Prayer for "the Church Universal.
Wednesday-Baptist church;
Prayer for nations and their rulers y
Observation-Disclosures church;
Prayer for foreign missions."
Friday-M. +. Church;
prayer for home missions"
Saturday Baptist church;
Prayer for families and schools"
Services in each church will be con.
Quoted by it's pastor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-12-29

A year ago tho Pueblo Indicator
published an item concerning the owner
ship OF stock of goods, giving tho name
OF another party instead of the real owner.
Although correction was made the next
week. the Indicator was sued for libel.
At recent trial the newspaper gained
tho suit The prompt correction OF the
abatement should have protected Mr..
Byrncs from the expense Of defending a
suit. It had not the slightest foundation
in either law or justice.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-12-29

Whether or not the present effort to
harmonize the workings Of all the melon
associations shall he successful, one
grand aim must constantly be kept in
view. The only salvation for the cantn.
ioupe industry is cooperation between
tho growers to prevent competition in
the markets, both east and west. There
arc advantages in having n number Of
small associations IL they will work to.
gether. Growers have now tested both
plans OF marketing their products aud
have proved beyond question tbnt the
association idea is the only plan Of mar.
keting whereby they can make success
Of cautaloupe culture. Therefore, in all
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-12-29

| AT Saturdays shooting match Hon
j. II. Crowley carried AWAY turkeys Z, 8
w. Cressy 8, Horner 8. LRckey l. Al
the next match on Saturday, oH.hanG
shooting only will be allowed.
-"Nerve Food" is the name OF new
cereal which 10 worthy OF wider fame
than il now enjoys. 1t is cooked in .
variety Of ways; is fine cooked like oai
buckwheat for batter cakes. II you have
not tried it get package Mt any grocery
store or at the Rocky Ford mill. It Il
deserving wide sRle and use.
The new county officers take their
places Monday next.
Mother TO son Christmas eve)-You
wish your stocking was bigger, don't
yon. Johnnie? Reply-No'm; my STUN.
mick.
The Chicago Lady Qnartette gave a
most delightful evening IT song and reci-
night sustaining their we'll earned repn.
tntion in that line very finely. Nearly
everything on the program WIS encoretl
and tho responses were greatly enjoyed.
-Ft Collins Express OF I'D.
This splendid tronpe will bc nt Reck.
er's Opera House Jan. 2l.
The Rockford Houae set mp splen.
did dinner on Christmas-a regular
Brown Palace bill Of fare.
The Odd Fellows building il having
four windows placed in the north side.
giving J.. w. Phenecie's store room
needed additional light. The improve
ments now under way will give Mr..
Phenicie store room second to none in
town.
The New York Fruitmnn's Guide in
speaking of the Rocky Ford cantnloupes
refers to them M belonging to the spe-
cies of lencurbiiacrous plauts. We have
mo- dictionary large enough to tell just
what tho word mems. but whom II be-
comes generally known among growers
TINT their cantaloupes nre OF the leucur.
bitacrous variety they will waut to nd.
vance the price 90 per cent.
The Rocky Ford Public schools
closed their work Friday afternoon with
special Christmas exercises in n number
Of tho roUmS.
"A. b. Gray. formerly Of tho Enter.
prise. now has u position in the Office Of
the secretary Of state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-12-29
Christina. Eve a. the Churches.

The Presbyterian, Baptist and Metho-
dist churches were crowded to their ut.
most capacity Saturday evening to share
the Joy Of the young folks in their annual
reception Of the gifts from Santa Claus.
Each church had the conventional
Christmas tree. All were beautiful and
we'll laden with gifts to delight the hearts
Of the children. Every pupil OF all Of
tho schools were remembered with gifts
Of frnit and confectionery. At each
church the distribution OF gifts was pro.
ceeded by an appropriate program Of
songs, recitations, etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-12-29

For time it looked MS IL there might
be some considerable opposition in the
Senate to the ratification OF tho Spanish
treaty. All fears OF failure OF ratifica-
ton have now vanished. Uncle Sam will
take legal possession OF the Philippines,
bn. how they shall bc governed is one OF
the troublesome questions. but It is n
problem which must be solved in nccord-
ance with the genius OF liberty and for
tho best interest OF nll concerned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-12-29
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'Run daily except Sunday.
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the California Limited.
Trains No. . and 8 ar0 vcxtibulo trains be-
twccn Chicsxo and Denver: they carry chair
cars nnd Pullman slcepcrs through without
change.
JOHN. f. LAWSON. Agent.