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c. A. Durfee's b. nj. Much Better, by
Charles Derby-None Better.
John Bakers br. m. Beechwood, by
Silkwood, dam unknown
c. A. Owens blk. g. ice Wheeler, by
Sidney Arnett, dam by The Grand
Moor.
THIRD RACE-Running, Fayorite
stake, a mile and quarter, for
three-year-olds and upward.
N. Napier's b. m Lady Hurst, by
imp. Martenhurst-C Cheerful, Ito.
Crane & Owens b. h. Grady, by
Three Cheers Gold Cup, 103.
S. +. Capps' ch. G. Rapido, by Cy-
clone-Nyanza, JOB.
A. b. Spreckels' b. M Monrovia, by
Strathmore-Leap Frog.
j. H. Shields br. &. Forts, by imp.
Fortissimo- Philura. 81.
Elmwood Farms br. e. Donator, by
imp. Brutus-Miss Gift. 102.
ElmWood Farms ch h. Mist1eson, by
imp Brutus- -Mistletoe. Ill.
D. S. Fountains b. m. Reolia, Eolian.
Mollie McGregor. lot.
FOURTH RACE Running, two
year-olds, a mile and one-sixteenth
Starters-Bogus Bill 105. Silver Bullion
formerly Gold BulllOn) 1Uo, Ella De
Poy 102, Druidess ITO. Ell Arte 100.
Bathos III
FIFTH RACE-Running special, one
mile. Starters-Cromwell 116, Hohen-
zollern 112, Jennie Reid LOT, LiDertine
102, Nilgar 103. Petal 81.
SIXTH RACE-Running, two-year~
olds, f1ye-eighths of a mile. Starrers-
Purmayah 101, Britt 101. Electa c. 101,
Palatine 104, Loyta 101. Rose or Hilo
1O3
SEVENTH RACE-Running, three,
year-olds and upward, three-fourths of
mile. Starters-Black Orphan 93.
SWitzer 102, Watossa 96, Smyie 80,
Magnus 107. Averine SO, Bastile 90.
Yule 104, Negligence 107, Shellac 80,
Major Cook 102. Correct 101, Ojai 101,
Padre Jose lot.
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SPECIAL MENTION.
Wonderful Machines.

In the machinery hall the Veach Nov
city Works show three interesting ma
chimes:
One is a power pipe cutting and
threading machine. which cuts and
threads pipe Of any ordinary size with
ease and accuracy.
Another machine at a single stroke
stamps out perfect fitting fruit can
tops.
The most important is the universal
milling machine. which can be arrang-
ed to make almost any tool used in
cutting metal It turns out spur and
bevel gear wheels. spirals of any de-
sired pitch or angle and key slots Of
any desired shape.
The exhibit also includes an attrac-
tive display of gas. steam and water
fixtures electroplated. They are shown
in the rough brass and as they appear
after having been handsomely nickeled.
AT Veach's shop is the only electroplat-
ing apparatus in Sacramento.
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I" "PleaSe Smile
AND
Look Pleasant. I"

When woman says "I am racked
with pain, . the word "racked - recalls
the days when they stretched the tender
bodies OF women on the rack with rope
and pulley until the very joints, cracked.
Fancy an attendant saying to the tor
tured woman, please smile and look
pleasant"
And yet the woman cracked with
pain, Is expected to smile through her
agony and to make home happy She
can't do It. It is against nature. Cen
orally speaking, the racking pains of i'll
health such as headache, backache and
bearing down pains - are related to de-
Tangements or disorders of the organs
distinctly feminine. When this condition
Is removed the general health is restored,
and with health comes back the smile
of happiness.
Any woman may regain her health at
home without offensive ouestionings or
examinations by the use of DR.. Pierce 8
Favorite Prescription. It cures per-
fectly all diseases and arrangements
peculiar to women. Sick women NAV
consult DR.. Pierce by letter free of
charge. Such letters are treated as
sacredly confidential.
I was a great sufferer for four years from
displacement and liberation" writes Mrs. Mary
Pickering of Ollie Keokuk Co., Iowa AT the
time began using DR.. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription was not able to sit up in bed I took
eight bottles and got to be a stout woman ANY
doubling this can write to me, enclosing a
stamp, and I viii answer"
No alcohol in any form is contained
In :" Favorite Prescription. Substitu-
ton IS selfish. 1t cares more for its
profit than for your cure Therefore, in
Slst on getting =" Favorite Prescription +"
DR.. Pierce's great work the " Common
Sense Medical Adviser" is a book no
woman can afford to be without. Send
II oue-cent stamps, cost of mailing pa
per edition, or 81 cents for the cloth
binding Address DR. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo. n. Y.
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NOW THEY MOURN.
People Who Paid More Attention
to the Circus Than to Their Cash.

| M. f. Silva, who conducts a cheese
| factory down the river. is probably
sorry he went to the circus yesterday
afternoon. Silva had, when he went
to the show, $400 in gold coin in his
pistol pocket.
He enjoyed the performance and had
started down town in a car after 1t
was all over before he got the per-
formance out Of his mind and thought
of his wealth. He investigated and
found that it had disappeared.
Silva was utterly unable to tell when
or how his money got away from him
without his knowledge, but that it was
gone was a settled fact, and he SO re-
ported to the police.
] After the close of the circus per-
| formance yesterday afternoon, a Wo-
man who lives at Oak Park, and whose
name was not learned, complained to
Officer Rible that her purse, containing
something over 81, had disappeared
! She was sure, she said, that when she
passed the monkeys cage she had the
purse and her watch in her hand, and
/ she was equally positive that when she
| left the tent the purse was gone
! A woman who lives in the vicinity of
Thirteenth and r streets, but whose
name the police failed to record, re-
ported that while the circus parade
was passing Tenth and K streets, her
purse, containing $535, was taken
from her dress pocket while she was
absorbed in watching the tinsel dis
play How the thief managed to find
that pocket would make an interesting
chapter.
On Wednesday last at Agricultural
Park, Officer Douglas noticed that the
watch chain of an elegantly dressed
young woman had been cut, and called
her attention to the fact. She investl-
gated and found that her watch, which
! she said was valuable gold one, had
| been plucked from it's lace pocket, but
| when the officer offered his services
to assist in recovering it she gave him
the CLASSY eye'' and departed without
/ leaving her card.
| And these were some of the stories
retailed by the police last evening. The
officers say that one Of the hardest
crowds seen here for many a day fol-
| low the circus, and that the usual
number of FOUNDERS are here for the
fair Within the past ten days the
police have given over forty objection
able men "the rum" as they put it, out
of the city, but there are others.
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More Soldiers Tonight.

A dispatch from Ogden yesterday
stated that six trains containing the
Twenty Regiment left there that
morning for San Francisco. The trains
are expected to arrive in San Francisco
on Sunday morning.
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Last Grand Stock Parade.

At 10 o'clock this morning tGe Fast
of the stock parades will take place
at the park, affording an opportunity
for those who have not yet seen the
stock exhibition to do so.
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walk for the last time here. These nave
proven most attractive features MISS
Irene Franklin will render cornet SOLOS.
The exhibitors will compete IN giving
out SAMPLES
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRS.-ESTA
hereby given by the undersigned, execu-
tor of the last will and testament of
Francis Cox, deceased, to the creditors
the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said executor, at the law
office of Hiram w. Johnson and Peter ].
Shields, Stoll Building, Sacramento City,
California, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of the
said estate in the county of Sacramento,
State of California
JULIUS EVERSON,
Executor of the last will and testament
of Francis Cox, deceased.
Dated at Sacramento August IL, 1899.
Hiram w. Johnson and Peter J. Shields.
Attorneys for Executor. au19-5tSa
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2:25A. 2:251a. 2:24115.
Same Same day-Pacing, 2:1s class, purse

Same day-Running, three-year-olds and
upward, one mile
Petal. by Oscar-Little Rose (Butler). 90. 1
Libertine lSnideT). leg. 103.................,.. 2
Twinkle Twink CTullett) ......... 3
Rossmore 9S, and Colonel Dan 9S. also
ran.
Time-1:4115.
Same day-Running, two-year-oIds. five
and one-half furlongs.
Constellator, by imp. Brutus-C -Constella-
tion (Morse), 95............ I
Princess. Zieka (Ward). u2........... 2
The Buffoon Jones), I05................3 3
Britt 100, Bamboulia 100, and Halifax s2,
Time-1:0s
Same day-Running, seven furlongs. for
beaten three-year-olds and upward
Rapido, by Cyclone-Uyanza (Ruiz), 107.. /
Ts Tortls " ara, IOI.
Nonchalance 0ones), 107...........3 8
McFarlana 1G7, Stronlo 10l. Meadow
Lark 107, Ace 1G7 and Novia 104, also ran.
TimeI:29.
Same day-Running five furlcngs, for
beaten tWo-year-olds.
Fairfax by Rinfax-Carmelita (Bu-
Mandanus lJones). 103. 03................. 2
Tres Jolie (TulIett), l01 .............. 3
Gross 10l Tanoka, 101, Azor 90, Rose of
Hilo 103, and Nina V l03, also ran
I .grI
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Agricultural Park Course. Sacramento,
September 10, 1S99.-State Fair meeting
Irotting, 2:25 class for three-year-olds and
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TO-DAY ENDS The
STATE FAIR OF '99.

Continued from Third Pageo
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN / AND J.
Rev. j. 3. Silcox, pastor.-Dr. George r.
Wallace viii preach at II a. m. and 7:30
p. m. Morning theme: "Nebulae, Chaos
and Cosmus in the Natural and Spiritual
Worlds" /" Evening topic: THE Sort of
Life That Most Benefits the World" Good
music. Everybody welcome. 1t
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you hang them on the clothes line and then iron
them 1t is apt to tear the fabric If the
dry they will not last long, and the price you have
to pay to have them laundered will buy curtain
stretcher.
Our Star" curtain stretcher is made of poplar
and the frames easily adjusted to any length or
width of goods Folds into compact form when not
use. Price. $1.75.
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PACIFIC GROVE BAKERY
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,

cushions, tops, lazy backs, ETC., made to
order. Repairing promptly done Salts
faction guaranteed. J. B. HEISLER, 1915
J street
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SAC'TO COFFEE HOUSE

is the best place in town TO go to; every
thing first-class. Open night and day
515 * street. S. NIELSEN. Proprietor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

1t will be noticed that the levy
for the year 1899 is A mills les.
than for the previous year, not
withstanding the fact that there
are two items in the levy Of 1895
which do not appear in the levy
for 1898. The two items are the
one mill levy for county judgment
bonds, for which the county has
to provide q sinking fund oi
q, 400 each year for the next ton
years, aud the one aud one-hali
mill levy for high school purposes
Under conditions heretofore pre-.
yailing the levy for the year 1888
for county purposes would have
been but II mills, the lowest iu
the history OF the county with
but one exception.
The levy for. ordinary county
revenue is the item from which u
make comparisons to prove tina,
the present administration has
made tho best record for economy
in the administration Of county al.
fairs. The levy this year Is &
mills, q reduction from last year
of u mills. For q number Of
years il was rs high a. 10 mills.
Tho levy made this year for
county ordinary il the lowest ever
made in the history Of this county.
and the new methods insugurated
by the present county officials are
alone responsible for the decrease.
There has been an increase in
tho amount Of business transacted
and n decrease in the expenditures
in every Office under tho present
administration, and the records nt
the court house will prove it to the
satisfaction Of any taxpayer. The
county clerk and county treasurer
have returned 20 Otero county
nearly -. 800 in excess fees, while
the amount returned by their i'm
mediate predecessors was only
S26S. This is accounted for by
the fact that no deputy has been
employed by the county treasurer,
and a saving Of nearly 81, 600 per
year in deputy hire has been made
in the county clerks Office. The
sheriffs expense account, which in-
cludes mileage for Transporting
prisoners, summoning witnesses,
jurors, etc, has been 1000 less
during the twenty-one months of
his administration than for the en-.
tire term Of his predecessors, and
he has handle eighteen more pris.
oners.
The issue in this campaign is
simply a business proposition, and
we believe the record Of the
county officials in conducting the
affairs of the county will be in-
iorsed by the taxpayers and voters
at the polls in November.-Trib-
unp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
Santa Fe Train Service.

High officials Of the SAINT. Fe
system are about to gather in Chi.
cago to determine on a schedule OF
trains to be run by the company
during the coming winter, the new
time card that, 10 then to be pre-
pared to 60 into effect the latter
part Of his month. From adyices
received it appears tho whole ar.
rangement OF trains on the thous.
nnds OF miles Of tho compapy's
tracks is to be changed.
Pueblo has an extreme interest
IN that conference. For year or
more there has been dissatisfnc.
tion both here and down the val,
ley that the train service has not
been so arranged that it would be
possible for Puebloan to 60 to-
ward the Kansas line or for a res
ident OF one Of the eastern counties
to como here without the loss Of a
whole day and the necessity Of
spending a night away from home.
Now is the chance for the city to
make its claims known.
From here east lies the only
non-competitive territory the San.
tn Fe has in this state. Further.
more, the section is the richest in
possibilities and the most splendid
in agricultural accomplishments
in all Colorado. It is cohesive.
loyal to itself and to its neiehbors.
1t looks to Pueblo as Pueblo looks
to it. This city is the natural
capital, the logical trading point
for all this rich area. The part
OF wisdom for the Santa Fe com.
pnny is to build up these natural
ties, to cement and strengthen the
bonds that exist between Pueblo
and her eastern neighbors. That
can be done in one way and one
way alone-by 80 arranging pas
senger trims that there may be
free and convenient movement be.
tween Pneblo and the eastern
counties.
There is in this city now broad
spirit that accepts as good for
Pueblo that which is good for our
neighbors to the east. Pueblo is
striving 70 aesist in the upbuilding
OF the valley. The valley is anx.
ious to see Pueblo grow. The
progress Of the valley means new
wealth for Pueblo. Pueblo's
gains in Importance mean ndvan-
tages for the section to tho enst.
1t is an extremely short-sighted
policy for the Santa Fe to continue
It's present train service from
Pueblo toward the Kansas state
line on the present inconvenient
basis.-Pueblo Chieftain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
The County Levy.
The board of county con

The board of county commits
sioners at its recent session made
al estimate of the tax levy for
county purposes for the year 1898
and liked it at 20 mills. The
state board of equalization COLI
templates increasing the aggre-
gate valuation of the state 5 per
cent, the limit allowed by law. in
order that the state may realize
more revenue, and if this is done
the county levy may be reduced,
otherwise it will stand as il is. In
the table below we present the
levies for the years 1898
and 1899 for comparison:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

III Dewey shows the wisdom which
has thus fnr characterized him he will
refuse all propositions looking toward
his nomination for president. Ho has
nothing to gain, but much 10 lose by put.
ting himself in the hands Of the politi.
cians. He is greater man a. Admiral
Dewey than he would be as President
Dewey.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

.George Taylor is going to Arizona or
southern California for the cold weather
TINS winter and wants to sell, between
now and Jan. i, his five-acre fruit tract,
adloining the residence Of b. U. Dye,
do you bid for it? n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

For many months our subscribers
have had no statements Of account sent
them. some have pnid up without bill
being sent, but a large number have not.
We enclose in this issue large number
OF bills and hope that good harvert Of
cash will be the result. We do much
hard work aud spend considerable money
in conducting the business and give our
subscribers full value for the subscrip.
tion price. Hence, we can with good
grace ask that the subscriptions be paid
with reasonable promptness. II a Dill
accompanies your copy OF the Enterprise
we hope 1t will find you in good shape
10 make payment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
Mrs. Keil's Millinery Opcninp

A large array and beautiful display
OF millinery goods amply rewarded the
many ladies who attended Mrs. Keirs
millinery. opening Saturday last. The
great variety Of elegant and late styl.
goods greatly delighted the ladies. Flow.
ers were given ms souvenirs. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

Editor p. u. Smith OF Salida sorcibly
states an important political situation Ia
tho following editorial: 1T IL q fact
thnt many articlcs Of commerce have
doubled in vslnc within the past six
monihs: perhaps we should not say .asti.
clcs" but rather raw materials, for In
many instances these have more than
doubled since last January. Especially
10 this true Of the mineral productions.
Pig tin, for instance, Inns moro thnn doub.
led in sig months and NIL copper and iron
products have increased in value, Tor
price, enormously. Now II increased do.
maud Wor Of conrsc there can be no 9th.
er reasop) las resulted in such great ad.
vanccs in price Tor value) why is Il pre-
pos.crous TO sny that silver might. with
equally just causc. advance from G5 cents
to say 81 per ouncc. The proportiona,c
increase would not be Us great MS that OF
tin or greater than that Of iron or copper.
The demand for silver is certainly great
enough II that In tho only thing peccs.
sary to raise values. The gold stand.
ard men tell ms that all things arc regu.
lated by supply aud demand, so now that
the baser metals have risen 40 enor.
mously why not give poor depressed sil.
yer chance? Or would n silver trust
first be necessarily"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

while We have had wind here.
Greeley has been visited with n heayy
snowstorm, which did great damage by
breaking shade trees, etc. We repent
the remark that Rocky Ford always has
the cream OF the current weather. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

We have on hand for next week a
detailed statement Of the savings effected
by the present county officers. II pre-
sents an nrray Of facts which can not but
insure tho reelection OF the present Off.
GERS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

would. Such language as that quoted
above totally ignores tho existence OF .
Silver Republican party and its use IL
not calculsssd to please and win Rspub.
licaus Who differ from the administra.
ton brethren on tho silver issue ou
that only. Silver is not now 30 promi.
psnt an issne as during tho last prssideu
tial campaign. bnt tho Silver Republican
party has too much life TO be snuiIed out
by denial OF tho privilege Of using tho
word 'fns,on." wc'rc going to help
elect the "fusion" ticket, tho most cili.
cicns aud economical in tho history Of
the county, and would like some credit
Tor 30 doing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

1T is now almost definitely settled
that there will be no extra session OF the
legislature. 'Tis we'll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

The promp.ness with which Mayor
Mcdonald and the school board insti.
tuted measures to suppress the further
spread Of diphtheria has Ind most ex-
c,llent results. The few existing cascs
are rapidly improving and no more cases
have been reported for the past week.
The situation was go favorable that the
schools opened yesterday. An enforce.
ment Of the precautions recommended
by the physicians in another column will
remove all fears OF the recurrence Of
diphtheria. Parties who may have been
kept from visiting Rocky Ford because
OF exaggerated stories OF the prevalence
Of diphtheria, can come and go as hereto.
fore without fear Of contaeion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

The Enterprise, of this city. contin-
mated in this city as ''fusion" ticket.
The Enterprise man does not seem to
love the word "Republican" rs some
people do.-Times Republican.
Can our contemporary give any good
reason why 1t should not be called Flu.
sion ticket2 Two conventions, repre-.
senting two parties, participated in II,
selection. II that does not make Flu
eion Ticket We should like to know wha,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

"A fsw years ago Pueblo's citizens
were startled by the murder OF w. ].
Barndollar, prominent citizen, by a
hold.up In the best residence portion OF
the city. This tragedy was duplicated
Tuesday morning by the murder Of g. l.
Funk. who was on his way 10 take an
early train for the mountains. When
opposite Royal park in the center Of the
city he was attacked by hold.up. sho,
through the breast and robbed Of S2,OOO
which he was taking to Cripple Creek to
pay miners. Death WINS instantaneous.
The body was found in the alley near
DIR. ID. w. Collins home. Large rewards
are offered for the murderer and Pueblo
is greatly excited. Mr.. Funk has been
treasurer two terms and few weeks
since declined n nomination for county
treasurer OH the Republican ticket. HI
was most worthy man aud public.spir.
tied citizen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In. the matter Of tho estate OF John T. Burke
deceased.
| Notice Ia hereby given that. on Monday:
the I'D day OfOctobcr, A. d. 1872 being one OF
tho regular days Of tho Probate torn OF Tn"
county court OF Otero county, In the state OF
Colorado. I. II. r. Burke. administrator OF
said estate. Will appear before the judge o,
said court. present my final settlement "
such administrator and pray tho approval OF
the same. and Will thcn apply to be dls
charged M such administrator. At which
timc and plnce any person IN interest may hp..
pear and present objections to the same II
any there be. .,
Dated ut Rocky Ford. Colorado. Sept. ieth'
1899. - n. =. BURKE. -,
Adminlstrator Of tho estate of John L.
Burke, deceased. l-2i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

In another column will be
found an article from the Pueblo
Chieftain which gives the Santa
Ee management some good advice.
We wish to emphasize all the
Chieftain has said and urge upon
the Santa Fe officials the impor.
tance OF the position taken in the
article copied.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-06-02

Winchsstor House to Rent.
To q good tenant. after August 18th,
on favorable terms.
MRs. A. r. WINCHESTER,
41tf Warren, MINI.
III Anderson, tho photographer,
will be q his studio, abovS the drug
store. Pembina. on the 1st and ard Mon.
days and Tuesdays d each month.