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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
AT ELMIRA TRACK.

NEW YORK, Sept. Five thousand
people journeyed out to the Empire CITY
trotting track to-day and were rewarded
with first class sport. The opening event
was a 2:25 pace class, for Which the Cali
fornia gelding Coney was the favorite at
even money He proved to be rank
counterfeit, as the bay gelding Toboggan
won the race in straight heats with quite
a little to spare, Annie Thornton driving
him out in the first heat and the brown
mare EVolute in the second. ~
The big race of the day was the $1,000
Empire City purse for 2:l2 class trotting.
The crack four-year-old Of the season
Peter the Great, sold for $50. Lord Vim
cent fetched the same price. while the
gray gelding Who Is 1t brought $35 and
the balance of the field brought the same
price. Peter the Great led the field from
start to finish in both heats and won In
The 2:l8 trot class had only a small field,
and though the bay gelding Excel was
backed at $50 to $40 against the field 1t
proved to be the most prolonged contest
of the day. Results
218 class trotung, best two in three,
heats. Time, 2iOa., 2:l5A Pilot Evans
Won third heat in 2:13A and was sec
ond. Farris won first heat in 2;12h and
was third Whitney, IS sage e4ertad Mi lVahaorr
OBS class trotting, two in three, purse
$3Oo0-Kingmond won in s straight a heats; eats
Zine 29A MA 2 T6oT5 6oTn j James shevn pdh
and Pierrot also started.
ZIP trotting, best two in three. purse
s5OOO-Peter the Great won in straight
heats Time, 2:07A 2;0SA. Who Is 1t sec
ond Lord Vincent third. Bonnatella,
Queen Alfred, Ed Lock, Alver, Piloteen:
Fred Kohl, Tudor Chimes and Woodford
G also started.
2:25 class, pacing. best two in three,
purse s3000-Tc boggan won in straight
heats Time. 2:1112. 2:os1s. Annie Thorn
ton second, Evolute third. Actuary, Liz
zie Wilkes. Governor Bushnell. Eagle Me-
dunn, Coney Wandering Jew and Alice
Hal also started.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL.
Game to Be Played at Sixteenth and
Folsom Streets.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept T.
The annual intercollegiate football
game will not be played at Recreation
Park this year Football Manager Berry
has practically secured the Sixteenth and
Folsom street grounds The lease is be-
ing prepared and will be ready for the
signatures of the different officers next
week
This insures better treatment and bet
ter security for the immense crowds that
The student associations will let he con
tracts for furnishing seats for 10 900 peo-
pie, and seat will be reserved for every
ticket sold. City officials will examine
and test the lumber before the gates are
thrown open on the day of the game,
hence perfect security and comfort will
be insured for the patrons Of the college
games.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08

LOCAL NINE Is
DETERMINED TO
WIN THE SERIES
Practicing Hard to Defeat the
Sacramento Aggregation.
Gossip of the Players.

Every effort will be made by the San
Francisco team to carry off the coming
series. The men who compose the nine
are imbued with the Importance of win
ming and are practicing morning. after
noon and evening in the determination or
heading off Sacramento's winning spurt.
Seven straight defeats at the hands OF
the capital city team has stirred the To-
Gals to action. OF the seven victories
achieved by the Sacramento aggregation
a little baseball luck in six of them would
have thrown the game either way, as the
following scores will demonstrate: to 0;
to l. thirteen innings; to /; to 6; 3 TO z;
to 8, ten innings.
Following is the standing Of the teams:
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08

The measurements of the yachts Emma
and Freda as given are approximate. The
sloops viii be remeasured.
The only classes in which there will be
any serious contest are the thirty foot
and thirty-siX-foOt. In the thirty-foot
class the slOop AeOlus will meet her old
rival, J. w. Pews Truant, Stones new
boat Presto and NJ Z. Gorter's Sans
SOuci. The last two are as yet untried in
racing, but have given evidence of speed
in trials. Their performances will be
watched with much interest Commodore
Wcsterfeld has reduced the racing length
Of his yacht somewhat since last year
Jntercub regatta. when her measure
ment was 2S.43 feet. EX-COmmOdore ]. w.
Pew has made a still greater reduction in
the measurement of the Truant, f~om %. pa
feet 20 27G6 feet.
The times of starting are as follows:
Twenty-fOot special class, or Mosquito
Fleet" at y noon; 25-foot class. at 1910 p.
class at 12:30 p. m, and 44-foot class at
l2:40 D. m
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
SLAUGHTERED Immature Calves.

Jesse Mayer was arrested yesterday by
Veterinary Surgeon O'Rourke and In
spector Butterworth in an old house on
the Mission road and two charges placed
against his name-one of having imma-
fire veal in his possession and the other
Of slaughtering cattle outside of the limits
provided by law. Two calves were con.
fscated which gave every indication Of
having been hut two or three days old
when they were killed. The calves were
taken to the fertilizing works after first
Judge Conlan held Mayer on 500 bail.
which be Immediately produced.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
FAST YACHTS WILL RACE.
Thirty -Footers Will Have Stirring
Contest for Supremacy in the
Annual Regatta.

The list Of entries for the Pacific Inter
club Yacht Association regatta this wear
IS somewhat smaller than last year, there
being only twenty in all. These are d.
vided as follows: Four in the 20
foot special class, generally called the
Mosquito Fleet; two in the 25-
five in the 36-foot class and two
IN the 44-foot class. There being
no special class for yawls it was an
nOunced that they would receive the regu-
lar ID per cent allowance for rig in their
classes, but none have entered. By clubs
the entries are divided as follows: Four
teen from the Corinthian, four from the
California and two from the Encinal. The
racing numbers, sailing length owner s
name and club OF the yachts entered in
the five classes are as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
California Band Concert.

A large crowd attended the concert Civ
Ell the First California Volunteer Band
yesterday afternoon in Union Square.
The programme rendered was exception
ally good and the efforts of the musicians
were appreciated by those fortunate
numbers were rendered: March, General
Miles; overture, "Impromptu"; two stem
My Soldier Man; waltz Autumn Flow
ers; Filipino march, "Paso Dobles for
Bugles, by A. Nelson Adams; selection
Wang; rag. time. When Dewey Comes
Home Again" medley, "Brudder Gard
ners Picnic; overture "Strathmore. -
march. "Charlatan"
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
Stocking the Mokelumne.

ANGELS CAMP, Sept. IA large stock
of trout, consisting of about 250O, were
liberated in the tributaries of the Mokel-
Umne River, near West Point and Mokel-
{. w Getchell and Frank Treat of San
Andreas. These fish were sent here by
the Fish Commission for the purpose Of
ed. A short time ago about 25OO were lib
Grated near Ell Dorado. this county. The
fish are Of the Lake Tahoe variety.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
NEW GOLF CHAMPION.
Will Smith Defeats Lawrence Auch
terlonie by Good Playing.

CHICAGO. Sept. Twill Smith. the
Midlothian professional golf expert, to-
day won the title Of open champion of
the Western Golf Association by defeat
ing Lawrence Auchterlonie the Grand
view professional, in the play-off of the
tie for the honor. Smiths score for the
while Auchterlonie could do no better than
81. It was medal play and the title was
practically decided at the end of the first
nine holes, Smith, by beautiful all-round
gold, making the nine holes In 81. while
the Glenview champions score was 46 In
the last half Auchterlonie did better, MAX
ing II in IS, but Smith kept UP his pace
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
TOMMY RYAN SIGNED.
Will Appear at Fistic Carnival to
Be Held in Denver.

DENVER, Sept Manager T1oto, of
the Colorado Athletic Association is max
ing preparations for his fistic carnival
which is to take place during the week
beginning September %, at the same time
as the annual festival of Mountain and
Plain, and to-day signed Tommy Ryan of
Syracuse, champion middle-weight of the
world. Joe Choynski has also signed for
that occasion. Floto is now looking for
men to go against them
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
cantain Olsen Exonerated.

Captains o. F. Bolles and ]. K. Bulger
have exonerated Captain o. Olsen from all
blame for the striking of the steamer
South Coast on reef near Hueneme on
all precautions, such as sounding, etc,
but the water suddenly shoaled and the
steamer touched the reef. There was a
dense fog a the time. No damage was
done to the vessel.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
Turf Congress to Meet

CINCINNATI, Sept. 7.-Secretary E. c.
Hopper has issued a call for the annual
meeting of the American Turf Congress.
Il will be held at the Wellington Hotel,
Chicago, September 90
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
TWO BALL GAMES
END IN LIVELY RIOTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

BROOKLYN. Sept 7.-To-day's BROOKLYN
Boston game ended in a riot. With two out
in the ninth and the score to l in Boston's
favor, Daily got a pass to first and sprinted
around to the plate on Da1llen's single and
Hamilton's tumble but he was called out at
tho nIate The crowd Immediately jumped
into the field and attacked Umpire Emslle
The police and players of both teams sur
The game was beautifully played, some rare
pitching and fielding being done. Mcclure
wild throw let in the tieing run in the eighth.
and an error by DAILY scored Hamilton in the
ninth Attendance $500. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
WELL KNOWN CROOK HEARD OF

Batteries-Gettig Garoni and O'Neil Kit
son and Smith Umpires-Snyder and McGarr.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08

II
Ratteries-willis and Bergen; Kennedy and
MCGUIRE Umpires--Emslie and MCGUIRE
ST. LOUIS. Sept. loving to a questionable
decision by Umpire Latham in the ninth in
ming to-day's game ended in a general row.
Cushions dirt and missiles of all sorts were
hurled at Latham and had 1t not been for
the timely arrival Of the police he would have
been seriously injured. The game was hard
fought one Attendance. 2lOo Score;
Clubs r. H E.
Cincinnati OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Batteries-Powen and cr!ger;. Hahn and
Peitz. Umpires-Latham and Gaffney.
P1rTsBURG. Sept 7-Pulliams unknown.
with many aliases. pitched a good game and
given fine SUPPORT port The nne rnIeh ann bad SSs
errors behind him. Attendance 1900 score:
Fi5':ssFis ESa;5s;ij: s':s;E ..:::::..:s i i :
Batteries-Tannehill and schriver; Fauber
and thinner Umpires-Manassau and Com
molly.
CHICAGO. Sept 7-Cleveland scored all their
runs and took the lead in the eighth. ten men
facing Taylor eight of them hitting safely:
Mertes hit safely. and with Ryan. who
on third came all the way around on fuckers
failure to hold sullvan's throw. Attendance
500. Score:
Clubs r. h e
Cleveland ......-..'''.''-' ''''-''.' IL
Batteries-Taylor and Chance; Knepper and
McAluster Umpres-O' Day and Mcdonald.
WASHINGTON, sept 7-Dineen had the
pbtI1ies puzzled to-day and won his game with
the aid of good batting. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Clubs X n Il:
washington ....'''.'ss'''s''''''.'''
Philadelphia .-...-.-.....'.-.'''....
Batteries-Dneen and Kittredge; Orth and
Mcfarland. Umpires-Swartwood and Hunt.
NEW YORK. Sept. THE New Yorks were
easily disposed of by the Baltmores to-day
the game developing into a farce after the
seventh inning. Kitson was invlncible when
bases were occupied. Attendance. 400. Score:
Clubs X ~: T.;
New York. ....''.''''''''.''
Baltimore 10
Batteries-Gettig Garoni and ONeil; Kit
son and Smith. Umpires-Snyder and McGarr.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08

Tme-o Good start Won easily, driving
T.. by The Bard Relay. e'
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08

NEW YORK. Sept. THE New Yorks were
easily disposed of by the Baltmores to-day.
the game developing into a farce after the
ha ses Nera occunied. ATTENDANCE. 400 Score:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14
CHURCH NEWS.


Excellent congregations attended tho
Bnptis, church last Sunday morning and
evening 10 hear Rev. Palmer Of William
Jewell college, Liberty, Mo.
Rev. Mills. the nov minister. not
having arrived tho NJ. +. pulpit was filed
by Rev. Is. l.. Mitchell Sunday evening,
who WINS greeted with n large congrcga-
ton.
DR.. q. II. Adams Of Phenix, Ariz-.
will fiji tho II. Z. pulpit next Sunday. ~
tho new pastor will not nrrivc until after
TINT time.
The Church Of Christ meets for wor.
ship every Lords Day nt 9::U o'clock. 2
miles north Of Rocky Ford near old rocky
ford. All invited.
Elder J. d. Jenkins will preach for
the Church Of Christ at j. l.. Tyler's on
Lords Day, Sept. II. at II O'Clock. 2
miles north Of Rocky Ford. All invited.
The appointments made nj tho re-
cent NJ. 4. conference will be found In
full on nh inside page.
The state association ". Q. 7. U.
will meet Mt La Junta September 70. q
and - This will be n notable gathering
ns several Of the national workers will bc
present. The program will bc an ill.,
structivc and inspiring one and there
should be large attendance OF those
who sympnthize with tho bebcficent work
being done by the W. q. L. U.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Two business changes will soon take
place. The postal telegraph will move
to DR.. Fenton's drug store nra the
Times. Republican will occupy the rooms
vacated by the Postal over Dawley's
store.
Miss Cline has moved her millinery
stock from Phenicie's TO Price e Lances
store where she will soon be well
equipped for big fall trade.
The canning factory is now at work
on tomatoes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14
silver Republican Primaries.

Pursuant to tho call OF tho County
Central committee u primary election
will be held in Williams 4 Clark's Of.
flee in Precinct No. 4 on Saturday Sept.
10th for the purpose OF elccting 8 dele.
gates to represent said Precinct No. 4 Mt
the county convention to be held in
Rocky Ford on Sept. 18th. Polls will
be open at . p. m. and close Mt @ p. IN.
Il. s. BEALL,
Committeeman Precinct 4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

pnt them In had shape for exhibition.
However. the exhibits were highly cred.
liable to Otero county, containing many
fne birds.. The expected judge did not
show up, but high. h.clnss poultrymnn
was found in Nat Wetzel. who knows as
much about chickens US he does OF can.
taloupes. Mr.. Wetzel In times past has
given much attention 10 poultry and was
ut ono time president Of one nf the larg.
est poultry associations IN the United
States.
L. NJ. Campbell Of Bent county made
q fine showing of plums.
The premium corn wins grown by Mrs,
Jnlin A. SRlyer within the corporate lin.
its OF Rocky Ford. A man with reacl,
ot eight feet was required to pull some Of
the ears.
NJ f, Snow Of Canon City added much
TO the display by exhibits OF fruits aud
garden produce.
In the exhibition of roadsters Mrs.
Ezra Nuckolls 0f Pueblo drove pair of
tine pacing blacks IN manner TO win
much commen,lation. The stylish
horses wearing white brides md kill.
fnlly managed by Mrs. Nuckolls made IN
attractive appearances. The first pro.
MUM wis awarded Mrs. Nuckolrs team.
On" popular feature during the three
days WIS th~ restaurant conducted by
the M-tho.list ladies. They furnished
splendid meals and male some money
Tor the benefit of the church.
As usual Jos. Stretz Ind n splendid
display of garden products. ono not cx.
cellcsi b! sny individual exhibitor, aud
gaining tho blue ribbon.
We hnd hoped 10 publish this week
tho cnmpi.t. list Of premiums awarded
but cannot do 10 until our next issue.
A usual Archie Todd wns winner in
the bnrro rHce.
Hon J. II. Csovley's exhibit contained
10 varieties, NJ follows: Plums ~, mp.
pies n. prnnes =, Rrapcs II.
President Maitby and Secretary Wal.
lis were constantly on duty. and to their
activity nnd efficiency 10 du. the smooth.
nc~s with which tho business Of tho Fair
was managed.
Clippci from tho Pueblo Mails 70.
port:
The horticultural and fruit display was
most crr,liini,l~ although not exceedingly
large. Hon. J. II. Crowley being tho lnrg.
c~t exhibitor. II wan indeed fine aud ~.
fleets credit on his industry and zral.
III. exhibit of W. Il. Ebbcrt mud sons
~ns particularly noticeable for It's excel.
lcnc. and variety, tho sgnaslics, bccts,
parsn,ps, msugsls, ssn, bsin. unsur-
passed.
A cowboy raec IL run with relays ot
horses. tbs rider dismonnting nj tho end
of mile aud Immediately mounting n
fresh horse. As in this case tho racs was
five. mile ons and there were three on.
tries aud fifteen horses on tho track first
and last. Some of the riders exhibited
remarkable skill In mounting and dis.
mounting, and tho race was won Mt last
by tho successful rider by only n couple
Of lengths, md Il was no ''fakc." either.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

-Miche's Mandolin Club com
prises Of
Albert G. Observation-Disclosures.
Walter Cheek
Alvn Tuttlc--
Ernest Waite I"
Ceas. Barber-Guitnrist.
Harvey Kingrey-
Jim Edwards
Fred Cheek
The boys make good music and
will play for entertainments, So
cials and dances.
A. G. Niche, Lender.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Mrs. Jacob Martin now drives
in one Of the nentest of top bug
gies. 1t wns purchased from the
large stock kept by the Rocky
Ford Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

--Phenicie's clearing sale
yet continues and scores of
people are daily delighted
with the bargains they are
getting. Mr.. Phenicie will
next week leave for the east
to make heavy purchases
and the sacrifice sale will
continue until the new
goods arrive.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Wild Cherry Phosphate is the beet
summer drink in the market. A - cent
bottle will make 90 glnsses Of splendid
beverage il is for sale by the Rocky Ford
Grocery Co.'S two stores.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

The Academy of Music of
I'LL Grant Ave, Denver, offers n
free scholarship in music to some
one student in every town. Write
for particulars. 1877
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Clothing below cost at
Phenicie's. Now's your
time for great bargains.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

1t always pays to buy tho
best meat, lard, butter and vege-
tables. These will always be
found ut Govreau's at lowest
prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14
-Wc nro voinv out of busin,

We arc going out OF business
Oct. lst. Between now and then
will close out our Wall paper.
Paints, Oils. Brushes. Notions.
etc. Come and see us aud We
will save you money.
l6-S Crctchers Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Those dinner buckets for
school children at Wilson's are
the most convenient in the market.
See them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

WANTED - SEVERAL BRIGHT AND
w honest persons to represent us rs
managers In this and close by counties. Sal
AIRY s.s., II year and eXppufcs. Straight. bona
Hide. no more. no less salary. Position per
nnncnt. Our references. nny bank In amy
ho,n.., Reference tnrl,~u -,if.i,iircsScd
stamped Envelope. The DoMINiuS COMPANY.
Dent 81 Chicago. l1-Il
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

In all lines of his i'm
mense stock j. w. Phenicie
is Offering greater bargains
than Rocky Ford purchas-
ers are used to enjoying.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Miller d Hulse now offer n
car load Of the best baled Huy
ever in Rocky Ford. Kansas
Blue Stem, price 80 cents per bale
or sll per ton. Try it and you
will use no other.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Window Shades, Carpets,
Framed Chromos aud other pict-
ures sold by the Rocky Ford
Hardware Co. p. j. Reifel,
Mgr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

If you want good corn knife
you win find it nt Wilson's Hard
ware store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14
Silver Republican Caucus.

A meeting OF the Silver Republicans
cf precinct No. 8 will be held in the Bus.
mess Mems club rooms Friday. Sept. 15,
between 7 and 8 p. NJ. for party can-
Gus. All Silver Republican are urged to
bc present. +. J. SMITH,
Committeeman,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Fullest line of all kinds Of
school books and supplies at DIR.
Kearby's City drug store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

A guaranteed Wheel with n one
piece Fauber Crank for S25.
Agent for Crescents and Colum-
bias. A. II. Griswold.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Wanted Mt once, n girl for general
housework or one desiring u place for
the winter while attending school. Call on
or address Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Shoes bellows cost at
Phenicie's and a big stock
to select from.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

School books, new and sec
ond hand at the Palace drug store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Mr.. II. NJ. Ba!mer nnd Isaac II =.
Adnir, undertakers OF many years expe-
rience, will have charge Of the undertak.
ing parlors annexed Ia the Rocky Ford
Hardware Co., =. j. Rcifel, manager.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14
OBITUARY..

Lorrtr WILLIAMS. daughter OF John ".
aud Kate Williams. WAS born In Hendricks
county. Ind. June 4. issl aud died at Rocky
for,i. Sept. II. iseq.
Death at all times brings with Il n sense Of
ic,olation and loss To thn-c who arc left to
mourn the departed. but there have been few
death. In this community To sccm 80 pccul-
iarly sad rs thi. one; the only child. idoiifcd
by . fond father and mother. she rose on
Monday morning. the frst day Of school.
flied with anticipation OF pleasant school
yuar. She prepared her bnok-. kissed her
mother good bye and went To school. where
she performed all her duties with cheerful.
ness and appeared tn bc In her usual health.
At the first intsrmission she passed iron,
the roon, and stood on the porch talking with
another pupil. when. without warning. shc
sank to the iioor In what seemed to he u
faint. As she was subject to IaintinR spells
the teacher. ha.tcncd To apply the means OF
restoration which had proven elective Mt
previous times, and at once sent messengers
for her parents and the doctor.
After abort three minutes she Enspcd three
times and II was hoped she was recovering.
but not 80. All further efforts proved incf.
fcctiyc and before parents or doctor arrived
the last spark OF life had He'd.
A gloom like u pal! rests on the entire
school aud the children greet each other with
bu.hcd voices, knowing thnt In her death
they have lost u true friend and loving com.
paniun. and rcaiixin. through this knowledge
more than ever before that whatever We do
must bc done today. for VIC pass this way but
once.
Her teacher and classmates dressed her
desk IN cream cashmere knottcd with black
bows and decorated with vines and white
flowers In loving remembrance OF her.
The last sad rites were performed from the
Baptist church ut three O'Clock Tuesday att
crnoon.
OF the entire community.
We wish, through tho columns Of your pa.
pcr. to extend To all thosc who have SO kind.
iy assisted us In our bereavement. and cs.
pccinliy to the teachers, our most hcartfclt-
thanks. sincerely.
Mn. ASp Mns JOHN W. WILLIAMS.
A new and very interesting story is
commenced in this issue. Now is
good time to subscribe. .'s
Rocky Ford ladies' who attend the
W. C. II. U. convention Mt La Junta
will find headquarters prepared for them
in the rooms just north OF the CONNER.
cial college. Very many should attend.
Under the management and largely
through the generosity OF Senator Swink
n car load Of melons was sent to the re-
turning soldiers ut Pueblo yesterday.
w. S. Rench's business is enlarging
beyond his first plans, he having pnr-
chased the stock OF general merchandise
recently opened ut Fowler by Mr.. Har-
ris.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Am closing out my carpet samples
cheap. II. A. Dawley
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

Try Wild Cherry phosphate at th,
Rocky Ford Grocery Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

ALL kinds Of school supplies ut
DR.. kcnrby's City drug store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

-Casebeer & Son have just re-
ceived fine line of Queensware.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

- Horse for Sale-Well broke
dark bay, weight over 900 pounds;
7 years old. Price S25. Il. w.
Hair, Owner, Manznnola. 16-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

For Sale Nearly new, two
seated platform wagon. $50. Sin
glc harness, used only II short
time, SO. Inquire at this Office.
loft
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-14

The Rocky Ford Hardware Go. have
n new and complete assortment OF under
taking goods, Z. j. Neifel, Manager.