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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

On election day some person broke
into Foley's saloon. stole S12 and several
bottles of beer. Tom Rhoades was ar
rested for the crime and was tried before
Judge Harris on Saturday. There was
no evidence against him and he was dis
charged. Tom rays that it WIS some
white scalawag who did the stealing.
Hear the University Glee Club Sat.
urdny evening.
Saturday was good day for rum
awa!s-two making things lively for "a
short time.
Breaking bronchos is necessary
occupation but there Is n place for all
things. The streets OF Rocky Ford
were not set apart for that branch OF
industrial activity and should not be SO
used. There is plenty Of vacant ground
without using the streets for breaking
bropchos.
Remember the University Glee Club
Saturday evening.
DIR. VanBuskirk has purchased Of
Rev. Warren Mayo and Mrs. Alma Che
ney the half block west OF Mrs. Chepey's
residence. He will ornament the site
with fine home.
Saturday last Senator Swink sold
ten acres west OF town to g. o. Waters
for 5l150.
American Born was the title of n
play given at the opera house Friday
evening by n troupe from La Junta. 1t
was given for the benefit of the In Jnnta
fire department and should have had a
good patronage in testimony OF Rocky
Ford's appreciation of the services OF the
La Junta fire boys during our big fire.
The audience however WIS rather slim.
We regret that the ngent nf the company
who was in town posting bills last week
did not call at the Enterprise office and
inform lis OF the coming of the troupe
that a notice might have been given in
last weeks issue. We knew nothing Of
the proposed entertainment until after
last weeks paper was printed.
&C. II. McVay has commenced work
Oh AN artesian we'll for the Santa Fe
at Caddon.
The best lady vocalists in the state
at the opera house Saturday evening.
--Recker's basement is to have three
inch coat of concrete to make it absolute-
ly water proof.
Mrs. Betty Wheat has moved two of
her cottages to more eligible location
on the southeastern portion Of her block.
You will now find in all but very
few cigar cases The Boss Nickel and Ha-
vana Puffs 5 cent cigar made by the
Home Factory and one strictly guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

ROOMS. II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Much Important Business Transacted
by the Town Board.

Council met April Z.
Warrants were ordered drawn as follows:
Fair Assn. SO Santa Fc water rental.
Electric Co. 81. 20 street lighting.
". n. Randall 81 II blue prints.
Enterprise Pub. Co. IS election printing.
i. B. vnnGundy Sad60 election printing.
s. publishing ordinance.
Election expenses: +. NJ. Clark. W. G. Lew
Ia. W. C. Denton, $40 each; o. g. Crawford
80; +. u. vanGundy s. 80; Williams & Clark
sj. 30 rent of polling place.
Lee Hughes s. work on latcrals.
T.J. burton s5.15 work on laterals.
b. G. Wilson SO hardware.
F.J. Steward so0.2s work on pipe line.
wv. Hammond 81 work on pipe line.
l.. N. Hcndricks Ss3 salary as treasurer.
Building permits were granted .. N. Hruy,
Dr. L. W. Kcarby. G. Il. Daring. Jesse Thomp.
son. John Barry.
The annual reports of clerk and treasurer
were approved and ordered published In the
Enterprise.
Trustees Wilson. Rcckcr and Gibson were
appointed to check up the report OF the po-
lice magistrate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13
Santa Fe Excursions.

National Baptist anniversary,
San Francisco. May 25. Fare for
round trip s55. Tickets OH sale
May l6 to Is. Final return limit
July Is. Stop overs in either di-
rection.
Encampment G. A. R., Denver,
May 3-5. Round trip IS so. On
sale May 2 and 3; return limit
May 8.
Annual meeting General Assem-
,ly of the Presbyterian church,
minneapolis, May 18 to June l.
.,Ind trip S27 80. On sale May
Is To IS. Return limit June 3.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13
The Farmers and Merchants Bank.

Evidences Of the development OF this
choice portion Of the Arkansas valley
continue to accumulate. Rocky Ford ms
the center OF the best section OF the val.
ley. is making n growtl, commensurate
with the progress Of the large extent Of
rich tribntary country. For the pnst
three years the growth OF Rocky Ford
has been constant, both in dwellings and
business houses. But all this rapid
building Of dwellings has not been able
to supply the demand. so great has been
the inflow OF people attracted hither by
the past success Of the Rocky Ford conn
try. And tho bnilding yet continues.
In NIL portions of town foundations are
seen and many houses in all degrees OF
construction. And plans are being made
for many new dwellings, and business
houses.
1t was the busy appearance OF our
streets which attracted the attention OF
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13
Arbor Day in The Public Schools.

ArbOr Day in The Public Schools.
Friday, April 81, has been set apart by
proclamation OF the governor ms the date
upon which the public schools OF Colo
RADIO shall celebrate Arbor day. In COM
pliance with this proclamation and in OBJ
servance OF time-honored custom, tho
pupils attending the public schools OF
ing OF the above date at Rockers Opera
house. School will be called to order Mt
$50, at which time every pupil who has
not been dropped from the roll Of his
grade will be expected to appear IN his
assigned section OF the hall. Parents
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

DIR. W. J. M'DONALD. Mayor.
The newly elected board then met and Or
ganizcd by tho election OF the following:
II, Il. Rushmcr, clerk. r
L. N. Hendricks. treasurer.
q. M. Hall, mayor pro tcm.
II. W. Lance. clerk pro TEN.
". l.. Harris police magistrate.
II. $, Beall, city attorney.
Warrant for t1a5 was ordered paid tho Cat
lin Canal Co. for water for irrigation for the
coming season.
The following committees were appointed:
Water-Recker. Hall and Lance.
Finance--W Wilson, Hall and Gibson.
License-Hnii. Recker and Wilson.
Streets and Alleys-Lance. Rocker and Dar.
ing.
ordinances-Hall.G Gibson and Wilson.
Fro observation-disclosures. Gibson and
Lance.
Foley s. Deweese's application for saloon
license was referred to license committee
with power to act.
Ordinance No. 6s providing that the clerk
shall give bond. passed to II third reading.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

At call meeting of the
Ladies Relief society it was unan-
imously voted to discontinue the
meetings until fall or until the
call OF the president.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13
ROCKY FORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

and pupils will please remember that
Arbor Day is school day. Pupils will
be excused from all regular work, but
will be expected to willingly perform
such other duties as may be assigned
them.
Former pupils, and those not in regu-
lar attendance ut the present time are in
grndes and enjoy the occasion with us.
The hearty cooperation of parents is
solicited. that tho benefits accrning from
the observance OF this day may extend to
every home represented in our schools.
The following program will be rem.
dered:
1. Chapel service. ".....-.-..--.
:, ,....--;;,.,. Conducted by resident pastors
s < Sketch Of. Arbor Day......- Ida LsWson
!. History of Arbor Day in Rocky Ford
From mGmnrnnda contributed by
q. ii. Taylor and others.
5. Rccltation-"For Arbor Day. "..---,
G. Vocal Duet-"Merry May.
ssi,as,ensS 9%il, 9 TrSS Frank Laiso
Rssi,a,I"m-TEs ,a, Trees EiIsi Wallace
II. Exercise-''just Waking Up: - ''
IL. song.;aine Wood birds song S scnooi a1i
ia. Keci,a,Ion-"How q Game, ), iuth Doian
EHsRn Hspe4n xsssls sssrs Msiss.
i6. Decl"mntion-''A Forest Hymn" n":--
IT. neaiiaiion-"siory o. ins seeds aeno onehe'
-..--.,---.---..-.S Six Girls OF First Grade
Ii. RsSI.&!sn-"rho 81 H.sn New England AZ,
10. E1areise~"APfi S Gallads araas
| a. the close Of tho program the young peo-
pie VIII appear IN parade with flags and BAN
ners, IL the weather IL favorable.
The first specimens Of Colorado
birds to be assigned quarters in our
High School museum were q mounted
pair Of sheldrakes. q gift from MIR.
', Bcymcr.
Our geological collection has been
enriched by the addition of several
rare fossil specimens, with labeled
classification, from the Smithsonian
Institute. These also were contrib
uted by Mr., Beymer.
Marshal Mahoney gave us some in
teresting specimens of lead andssilver
bearing ore. We still have room for
other specimens.
An interesting spelling match, in
which grades six, seven and eight
par'ic;pa' ed, was held in the Wash
ington building on Friday afternoon
March II. The first prize, "a Book
Of Golden Deeds" was awarded to
Glare Guthrie of the sixth grade. For
prizes two and three, there was tie
among Ida Lawton, Maude tWood,
Minnie Norton and Georgia Knause,
and the decision was made by casting
lots. The second prize, "a Book of
American Classics" fell to Georgia
Kuause, and the third, Hswthorne's
''Grandfather's Chair, to Ida Lawtop.
The contest was enjoyed by all
present.
An interesting experiment was per-
formed one day last week for the
pupils Of the fourth and fifth grades.
A miniature volcano. as perfect as
'cience and art could produce, was
made to crupt in their presence.
This experiment filled the young peo-
pie with delight and wondermcnt,
and helped materially to clInch an im-
portant lesson in geography.
The seniors are planning an inter
esti"g Class Day exercise.
We have enrolled this year, as may
be seen by our report, SAG pupils. OF
this number, 268 are in attendance at
the Washington building, and 27S arc
in attendance at the Liberty building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

Number days Taught. :. q aoIs1 20 70 as0iso Z
Names OF pupils neither absent MOI
tardy during the past month:
ROOMI.
George Apt. Charlie Malott,
Glenn Cowsiil. Grace Adams.
MoniEon,ery Downcy. Nola neczIey.
John Hale. Ella Burrows,
Elmer McNcil. Stella Conner.
Charlie kicknri. Ciuuue Williamson.
Carrie Fleming. Ruth Dolnn.
Ccdric Masters, Florence Miles,
BESSIE TAYLOR, Teacher.
ROOM II.
Alice Babcock, Archie Apt,
Nantus Bogue. Euri bcc.,.S.
Maudic Conner. Morse Cowgirl.
Edna Flemming. Hunter Cover.
Grace linveniii. BERTHE Dawley,
Sarah Masters, kolly EDDert.
Annie Meme. Edwn rd Griffin.
Lille Miles. Fred Hendricks,
Gertie Mcvay. Edwin Hale.
Grace hindnn, Ynntz Holt,
frances smith. Everest keisay,
Gladys Wood. Earl Meador,
BESSIE stanDrIdgc, Earl Robinett
hoy Williamson. Robert weihman.
ALPHA KING. Teacher.
ROOM III.
Ruby Bellew. Geneva Beezley,
Bessle burton. Marguerite Crulg,
Itertha Eliinvwood, N"iiie FOiav.
Annie Goyreau. Mnudie Gibson,
CalNe Hale. Lena nnrris,
Emma Larmorc, Annie Names,
May KobIncLt, hoy Amend.
Isaac Funderburgh Herbert Kinney,
Raymond l.ntsOn. Jesse Melton,
Warren Maxwell. Harry NecIy.
Harry Ryan. Gcorgie Stuck,
Bonnie Wiley. Loo Hester,
Johnnie Nromnn. GrRce Barkley.
ANNIE B. ELSER, Teacher.
at ROOM ~.
Reba Beezley. Eva Goblin.
Robert Herdman. Ralph Jameson,
Jake Stick. Ethel wheat.
Gladys Gibson. Ray Hail.
.Abbie Hunt, Dot Howard,
Roscoe Jones. Harry Kclsay.
Geneva Masters. Bessie Parsons .
Leon Reichenbach. Ruth Stetter.
Ethel Iodu. Fred vlnt.
Ethel Wallace, Archie Mnlott,
Earl "H5ssfT JosfE p. GARDENER, Teacher.
ROOM v.
Lulu Russell. Irma Latson.
Onver Melton, Bessie Neely.
Robert Scott. Earl Baxter,
Ethel Cook, Gertrude Robb,
Clarence Vail. Charlie Love.
Maude Walters. May Fair Neely.
Lester Swink. I.ottie Anderson,
Lena Robertson, Emory Stick.
Gertic Miies. Blanche Murray.
Pcarl Reed. Dora McNeilI,
Dusky Baxter, Hnttie Dolan.
CORA 2. STEPHENS, Teacher.
ROOM vi.
Mary 1sobb; Harry Roth.
Claude Swtnk. Sharon Taylor.
Ethel Doinn, May GOss,
Clara Wheat, Fern Crcssy,
Carlos Wilson. Clifford Neely
Harris Hamln, Willie Deweese,
Geo. Babcock,
SYLVIA l.. BROwNLEE. Teacher.
ROOM VII.
Matte HlgRs. Leta Stcttcr.
Estelln Hale, Myrtle Hale,
Carrie Elser. Lizzie Belew.
Dewitt Young. Ernest Whittenburg,
Frank Latson. Ernest Beicw.
ELIZABETH BURKE, Teacher.
...r ROOM VIII.
Elbert Phillips. Ida Lawton,
Agnes Shumate, Robert Adams,
Vincent Guthrie, Mabel Kinney.
JOHN NJ. REEDER, Teacher.
ROOM TX.
Fred Kinney. Grace Babcock,
Renn jackson Zadia PechIn,
Mary Shumate. Bertha Dunkleberger
M. JENNIE BRIGGS, Teacher.
F. B. BOLLES. Superintendent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

to the fair association direct to the assn In
stead of to the town treasurer. as heretofore.
Salary of city attorney was fixed ut 500.
The water committee was instructed to re-
lay the pipe at Garden Place with finch cast
iron pipe from Comer's corner to B. U. Dyes
corner and down Pine avenue to Horace
Dyes; also to run 6nch galvanized pipe
from tank No. 2 to Comcr's corner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

DR.. II. VanBnskirk as he passed through
on the SANTA Fe in January en- route to
Trinidad. looking for location for u
bank. He went no further than La Jun
tn, came back. carefully studied all the
conditions and concluded that here was
splendid location for second bank.
For five years Dr.. VanBuskirk has been
successful banker at Arlington, 8. d.,
carrying on at the same time extensive
mercantile and farming operations. The
extreme cold Of the winters influenced
him to seek a location in Colorado, and
Rocky Ford offered the best opening he
fonnd after general tonr OF the state.
The Farmers md Merchants bank
will be located in the corner room OF W:
G. Steele's new hlock-R finely lighted
and handsome room. The bank will be
open for business early next week. 1t
Inns $4,000 OF resources and we doubt
not but that the growing business OF
this section will soon show that all the
facilities of the new bank will be utilized
to the mutual profit OF our business in
terests and the bank.
r.. S. Reall hns been selected as bnnk
attorney and ". c. Steele rs manager OF
tho land department.
Collins e Perkins have been doing
much fine papering. II you want to see
how they can improve the looks OF n
room step into the Office OF the st. James.
Fort Collins sheep feeders are plan
ming to buy lambs by weight.
You'll miss the finest entertainment
OF the year il yon don't hear the Univer-
sity girls Saturday evening.
The Rocky Ford Canning Co. is con-
tracting for 20 acres OF beans.
M. s. Martin talks Of building a
large and fine livery stable on the block
lust west OF the Rockford house.
The Canning company have made
contracts for all the tomatoes that can
be used this season. Many who desired
to make contracts we're disappointed.
Tomato growing is a very popular branch
OF Rocky Ford farming.
The Rocky Ford Electric Co. has
capital stock OF $4,000, fully paid up.
J. B. Downey is president of the com
pany, and the president, F. l.. Cudde-
back and F. l.. Kittler comprise the
board of directors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

Tho council met in adjourned session Mon
day.
1t was ordered that the clerk advertise for
bids for $1,000 bonds. The bonds will bear 5
per cent. payable In ten years nnd due in tf-
teen years. slu.0OJ to be available at once
s7.0O0 to be paid October 1sL with accrued In
terest. Bids will he received up to April 20
S. l.. Dewcesc was elected street commits
sioner and will have charge OF the ditch irri.
CATION. Salary for self and team $50 per
month.
NJ. J. Mahoncy was elected marshal and
water commissioner ut Il salary of SO pc,
month.
A building permit was Issued to Fred Chi
der.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-04-13

ROOMS. II q 81 u . l6I Il s. 0
l-I-I-l-l l----I--l-- -
Enrolled this year SiS0 81 I7Ol o. 81 6i 5iai
Enrolled this month";. E. illTS 70 II - 42 ~ 2j II
Average attendance h9ldt ~ 55l ~ 10 ~ ~ q
Per cent attendance. % W % P3 ~ SO
Per cent neither ubsentI |
nor tnrdy ........... la037 20 30 10 3G2s s2t %
Number days taught. u 2Ol2U 20 aaOaO 20
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09
Acoo,d;ny ,o , nev territorial r,

According to . new territorial rul- ing all second grade teachers eertifi- cates will not be renewed stexpirstiOI of the two year clause. except by pass ing another regular examination Heretofore 1t has been customary to grant one renewal without exaninat. ion on second grade certificate but thi, is now changed. There are quite ( number O! second grade certificate. among Cochise County teachers, the holders Of which will bs obliged to psss examination again If renewal 1, desired.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09
carriage of . aw does

loss of cne-yy wAici, leads fra.'y to con- sumption .s not always very -cpid, but if it isn't stopped it will presently begin to saw its way if:o the most vital part of the body, the Irngs. There would be very little consumption ii every fanny would keep Dr Pie.ce's Golden Medical Discov- cry in the house. and use it whenever feel ing "out of sorts" It keeps the entire body in such a high condition of health and orcefuiness that wasting diseases have no chance to get a foot-hoid. A teaspoon frl or two before meals, in little water, gives the digestive organism power to as- simulate the blood making. nerve-toning, strength building properties of the fcod
 It enables the liver and excretory system 10 clear the circulation of bilious poisons and remove all waste matter from the body It replaces worn out tissue with hard mus cular flesh, and changes weakness and debility into active power and nerve force
 The originator of this great Discovery" R " Pierce, N. D., is chief consulting physician to the great Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo. N. Y., at the head of stad of nearly q score of eminent associate physicians and surgeons. He has acquired, in his over thirty years of active practice, . reputation second to DO living physician in the treatment of obstinate, chronic diseases, His prescriptions must sot be confov11ed with the numerous "boomn remedies, "extracts," "com- pounds" and "sarsapsrillas." which a pro6t-seeking druggist is often ready to urge as . substitute. Dr. Pierce's medi- c;nes are the product of wide experience and deep study. Any one may consult him by mau free nf charge.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09
HIGH SALARIES
An Official Ofthe Big Trust Re
 ceives . Prince V Salary

Talking about high salaries prompts e New York newspaper man to reis I to the big salary of $lO0,COO per an. mum paid H. c. Hyde as president of a life insurance company and to re- mark that now comes another sub. ject for wonder and envy, ios Vice President Mcdonald of tho Standard Oil company has gone to New York to'assist President Rockefeller. and his saiary makes :hose of the other cor poration office holders look like 90 cents-for he is to receive $2C0, 900 pc annum, SIG, ,s66.G6 per month. s5S4 for every day in the year, Sundays iu cluded. Upto the time of his death Hyde had received the highest eslsry ever paid ia the United States; D.pew as president of the New York Central having been credited with only S75,- eco. Mcdonald is now the highest paid, and only Q trust of the colossal wealth of the Standard could SC TO. ward any employee.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09
C0ALLAND SOLD
Huntington Secures Control of
 the Sonora Coal Field

Capt Frank Nori,s and R. J. Skef- 6neton. the millionaire minsrs from the state of Sonora, Mexico. bring the news ef an important acquisition by Collis P. Huntington of the extensive coal fields st San Msrcisl, in the state of Sonors. Ths price paid is said to have oeeu $900 600 and at that figure ,hese men say that President Hunting- ton has sscured another great bar gain that will be wsrth millions and millisns to him in the practical opera tions of the Southern Pacific system.
 "This trsnsastion mesns moro than I can say" declared Captain Moritz "President Huntington has been after these coal fields for years and ysars. He already owns the line of railroad running from Benson. to Gasym mas. on the Pacific coast, . distance of 200 milss. Thess coal 6slds are not on that line of road and it will bs nsoes. cary for Mr Huntington ts ron . branch line from Ortiz, Sonora, over to San Mareial. If he bought the coal Aslds ct an outlay of $2O0. 900 he got one of the b;ggsst bargains on TO. cord, for these posssssions are worth millions."
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

Sheriff Scott White has . photo grarh of fine bunting dog carrying . mallsrd. The photo is reproduction sf famous psisting but is is . most artistic sad exquisite representation of the original cad much admired. The photo is the skilled workmanship os RhssesssPsr Josrsssy ef Austin rsxas, wSe AAs gained professional prestige and ssnown from his -astissis work. Ms. Journssy contemplstes coming to Asisoss and may sstsblisb . gallery aa Tussse.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold need not hesitate to administer Chamberl,in's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic in any form and may be give as confidently to the babe as to an adult. The grea. success tha. has attended it's use in the treatment of colds and croup has won for it the approval and praise i, has received throushou. the United States and in many foreign lands. FoI sale by all dealers in medicines.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09
Schillines Best
 sold only in
 Packages
FOR SALE

NJ 'tice is hereby given that . public sal. will be had st Fairbenk Arizona on Saturday September lGth lS.9. of the following property.
 GO head Of horses more or less iu- cluding saddle horses. work horses and stock horses.
 One two-h -horse wagon and harness. One spring wagon and harness. kll above will he cod at place end time mentioned q Parties interested will do we'll to be on hand.
 R 4 TURNER, IA IASp'Rs.
 Sale-msn. Turner, A T
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

The Mexican populasios are prspsr' ing to celebrate the Nezicsu National indspsndsnee day on the 18th by ar- ranging . program me and Tn the even. ing have . grand ball at Armory Hall, next to the drug store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09
THE LADIES.

The pleasant effect and perfec, safety with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, makes it their favorite remedy. fo ge, the true and genuine article, look ,cr ,he name of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom of the package. For sale by all druggists.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

Tucson Star: Arizona has cause to be congratulated is securing the head quarters of the grand lodge of the A. o. U. w. Phoenix ha, been designst- ed as the permanent headquarters and will add another resource to the capitol city.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

o. f. Thornton, of Texas Hill, is in Yuma on business, says the Sun. MT. Thornton is an old-time newspaper man, having been connected with the pioneer publications of Tombstone, Prescott and Phoenix.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

you eat without appetite you need PRIcYLY ASH BITTERs. It pro mptly removes impurities that clog and i'm psde the action of she digestive organs. creates good appetite and digestion. strength of body and activity Of brain, For sale by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

Hot days followed by cool nights will breed mslaris in the bsdy that is bilious sr costive. PKIcKLY ASH BIr- TERs is very valuable at this time for ke. ping the stomach, liver end bowie we'll regulated. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

c. W. Swain returned home today from Silver City, \. NJ. where he went e delegate to the A. O. U. W. grand lodge. Geo Raherty is expected to- morrow.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

Mics Lulu Howe came i1 today from Bisbee on . visit among Tomb stone frisnds. She will return home tomorrow te Dc on hand to teach her grade in the Bisbee school.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

Attepti ton is called to the notice of sxeursion rates for the Mexican sels. bration C be he'd st Msgdalena. A low rate has been made from Fairbsnk and many will doubtless avail them sslvss of the opportunity.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09
Working Night and Day

The busies, and mightiest little that ever was made is Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coa,ed globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power. They re wonderful in building up the health. Only s5c per box. Sold by J Nj Folks, Druggist.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-09

Mrs Chas Langpsap returned homo today from an enjoyable visit to San Fsaueisoo. Her son Hugo began his course in the businsss college there sa the 4th inst and is nov at his task in oasnest.