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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19
CHURCH NEWS.

Special services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. There Will bc
communion and reception OF members nj
the morning service. In the evening tho
pastor will speak from tho subject Am
Ny Brothers Keeper An appeal for
young men. All nrc cordially invited.
Tho services of the Baptist church will
ts resumed next Sunday. Morning
. ,bject: ''whAt ia.a man WorthY' Even.
ing subject: "The Future 10 Yours"
Chris.ian Endeavor topic next Sun.
i,y: "Onr Stewardship" LIKE l2a2-4s
Miss Brrtha Dunkleberger. leader.
NJ. r. quarterly meeting next Satur.
say pni Sunday. Elder Harris will
,.reaca Sunday evening and hold the
Quarterly conference on Monday.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19

Chas. McWilkes and Carl Reiss are
under arrest for. stealing 3 gnitar from q
Santa Fe freight car.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19

This il the season when mothers are
alarmed on account OF Group. II Il
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure, which children like 70 take. Dr..
kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
oLNEY SPRINGS.

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lilo do~' no, hAe "s,ns s"i aaay ~ Ma .
nola.
Agent "ilpen .o.i sihos' =" 49,. . M ~
sasc' last oa,aS '" Wv
r.. .,.., ,.. ,.., ,,,, a, waite, the las,
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,,
NJ. and Mr. James hea,s' MS. nfoSh'ee
and ~ AeSiaino OF aanasno'a' se'o 'n0 su''''
OF Judge sna Ms Parker sunday last
P.K. Collins b On the sick list again.
Mr.. Gaze 4. buildiur quite an addition to
hi. house.
Oscar drissoid IL In Cripple Creek wishing
bis sister. Mr. css'' Davis
several oineyites attended tho Democratic
speaking at Msasasola ru r-.iay night.
90, .,-.-,-.I
O'noS seusos' uns'es NO. -
Days school taught, %.
Enrolled this month. 80.
Average daily attendance, %.
Thoss neither absent nor tarly: Frela
Gluxs, Bir,lSeil Gsiswold, Terrell Girls
void. Jno. Lester. Frank Lester. Clarence
Lester. Ernest richardson. Jno. Richard.
Danen aud Cora Williams were not alb.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19

Mrs. L. J. Edmunds has bought the
north end Of the Duusmore property on
Maple avenue and will shortly erect q
first class dwelling on the ground.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19

No other pills can equal Dewitt's Lit
tie Early Risers for promptness, certain.
~ and efficiency. DR.. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19
mo HuntiuRn

Placards on sale at Enterprise
Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19

j. b. Holcolnb OF Castle Rock,
died at Sugar City ten days ago
from the combined effects of
Sugar City whiskey and DR..
Hughes morphine. The saloon
keepers throw the blame Oh the
doctor, but in view of the fact that
the deceased was on a big spree DR..
Hughes should have the benei of
N y doubts in the case.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19

Supt. Anderson has just return
ed from an official visit to the
Mexican school at Nine Mile.
The school now has 40 pupils and
they all speak more or less En-
glish. Miss Greathouse, the tea
cher, has been with them three
years and is very popular. They
have very comfortable school
house and like to have it up-to-
date in furnishings.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-19
For Sale.

Two Work Horses, one Buggy
and Single Harness. Apply to
@. w. Knapp.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
LABOR AND PLAY.

We'll, where will you spend Your va
cation? Hundreds are asking the
question, ard thousands are puzzlng,
over it. After eight or nine months of
continuous labor many believe they are
entitled to rest, to IL breathing spell.
Doubtless they are right. All Work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy"
There. is a happy mean between work
and rest that ought to be improved. 1t
gives a longer lease and a wider view
of life. There S no need OF spinning out
words 10 justify IL. But the where and
whereWithall are the matters to bescon-i
sidered in seeking an idling place.
Those with simple tastes and little
means find the happy solution near at
garments aud one suspender splashins
the stream with bare foot amid shady
bowers is u type OF this class. Happy
boy! Others, more ambitious. With
tastes for a trip abroad, plan and plan,
and alas. unhappilS may give the TOUR
up for something less extensive or ans
hitious In the where and whereWith-
ALT is necessary To cut the garment
to suit the cloth. We must make the
best OF our opportunities. Oar OWN
state and nation abound i'll eaulifu
idling spots, more attractive from ma
lures moulding than those OF Europe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

because Nelly was of the same politi-
cal complexion. The state will go for
Mckinley in the presidential election.
Senator Fairbanks is our choice for vice
president He is the man for the place.
The people OF our state are for him for
anything he might want. II he doesn't
take the vice presidency, he will be re-
turned to the senate
st. Louis Is still reaping the whirl-
wind of destruction from strikers whose
cause is lost.
The appropriations by congress show
an increase. but lincle Sam was never
more able to pay his bills Leaving out
the war expenditure items. Senator All
flisonts report shows that there Is an
apparent excess in the ordinary appro-
spriations at this session for the fiscal
Year 1901 of $49.747.24a over the appro-
spriations for the fiscal year 1885, which
Immediately preceded the Spanish
war. He then proceeded to prove that
that excess is less than the chief in
icreases in ordinary expenses for 1901
over those for 1898. y
Dun notes the singular fact that the
month of May shows the largest fail
sures ever known for the month and
that not one of the failures shook
commercial credits. The failures were
of the speculative class. one for sl3,Ooo.-
ooo which made the showing large.
Business conditions are on sound
basis. tho "between seasons" quie-
tude and declining prices are features
that come TO the surface.
The gold standard democrats arr
planning to put up il presidential ticket
as in 1896. II will giveits adherents a
chance TO vote against Bryan and Nc
.kinley. II will probably cut equally
between each ticket
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
I TOPICS OF THE TIMES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Is feared that strawberries Will not
yield more taan half a. crop in central
loMa on account Of the lack Of rain.
From the beginning Of the war 10 the.
end Of lApril A. coo horses had been sent
- South Africa lor the English army.
This has aicied greatly In sustaining the
prices of equines
h The Massachusetts bureau or labor
statistics has been investigating the de-
TaHtment store question. 1t finds de-.
patirnent stores III Buston since. 1874
Fave grown in number from eight To-
q l55 Results have been advantageous
70 al except Retailers deficient in Ca
paeiiE The clerks have less work and
heiteF pay, have been better treated.
and the trace has had lower, prices and
a larger assortment from which 10
choose This devclopmentIin the trust
direction apDears to Justify itself
Fartnersgo of NodaWa county, Missou-
II. are complaining that cutworms are
destroying corn. and hundreds of acres
have been repianted during the past
two weeks.
Even a mar Of the CALDER of Senator
Allen can not get along complacently
with Senator Pettigrew. 1t is stated
that they came 10 blowssrecently in the
cloak room over a political dispute
and such words as .liar." traitor and
'scoundrel' We're used by Allen in de-
nunciatlon Of Pettigrew and his meth
DDS.
Democratic Issue makers VIII have a
harder time than ever this year make
a political lie appear as we'll as the
truth.
The Minneapolis Tribune does not
| wish to be understood as saying that
there is anything like crop failure
staring the northwestern farmers in
the face; but says it is certain that the
brilliant outlook OF few weeks ago
has been married, and yield on the
whole slightly under the average is to
be expected, even If the rains come
soon. Many localities have had good
rains. but the fall has not been general
enough or sufficient anywhere to an
swer the full needs OF the soil.
The st. Paul Pioneer Fress cheerfully
says: "'rhe long-continued drouth over
a large part Of Minnesota and some
sections OF North Dakota has occa-
stoned widespread apprehension OF a
failure Of the crops. But 1t ia worth
while to remember that some Of our
best crops have been realized in sea-
sons like the present after a long period
OF drouth in the spring months,
THE republicans in Indiana do not
charge the Nicely scandal to the repub-
.lican party" said Mr.. w. G. Kittinger,
OF Anderson, Ind, a prominent politi-
clan visiting Washington. They think
litunfortunate that such thing should
happen. but the party viii not suffer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Who would have thought that the
Boer trek would ever turn into rapid
transit9" the Wesley News asks.
The Toledo Chronicle shows that
Tama county is In a good condition
financially. as on Junes1. 1900, there was
a balance Of cash in the treasury of &c.
s72.o1. This, too. when the county has
not bonded Of foated Indebtedness and
not a single account overdrawn. Tama
county is the banner county Of Iowa in
more ways than one
The Hampton Recorder. edited by a
veteran Of the war ID not IN favor Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

returning battlehags to the ex-confed-
crates. It says: The flags are not
Haunted in the faces of conquered
people. They are not carried in any
triumphal professions, and they should
remain where they are, as lesson to
coming generations IL for no other rea-
SON..
In referring to the changing tide of
big shops and manufacturing concerns
in moving from cities to small towns,
the independence Rulletin-Journal de-
clares: This is not surprising While
there are many advantages in the
methods that have obtained so long, the
tyranny of the labor organizations, the
|insolent interference and chronic black
mailing ofsthe walking delegates Of the
unions, and the lack of protection to
life and property on the part OF the au-
thorities, always pandering to the la
Dor vote, has made the situation UNI
bearable. From this time on for sew
eral years we expect to see a general
movement of factories and railroad
shops from the cities TO the smaller
towns.
criticising the I1ess Moincs Leader for
.subssrviency 10 the liquor interests the
Aluseatine Journal declares: I'VE
would rather he IL dog and bay the
moon than To serve 50 exacting a mas
ter as the saloon''
The Audubon Republican notices that
THE Cuban postal frauds We're ,liscov-
ered by the republican administration
ans! iheir investigation is being pushed
by H. Proper punishment will follow
This day and age and this country will
moi permit such corruption.
The Boone Republican reports that
THE Ladies Improvement Association
hes scored another triumph of a very
practical sort in contributing s55
toward The purchase of a street sweep
ei thereby inducing the council TO ac-
duire this useful machine,
IL iJat'ulue2lSie vi hopes Ille re-
publcans may nominate Deliver for
vice president because she will not be,
near SO nisehievaus in the chair of the
senate as on the floor Of the other,
branch Sin other words. says the
Davenport Republican, MIR. Dolliver. is.
too keen fer the democrats in the lower
branch Of congress. and they want 10.
get him Out of that body"
Mckinley has probably been too
busy abaiing democracy to pay much
attention to any other pestllence, says.
the glarksNille Star in reply 70 a sar-I
castle thrust Of the Dubuque Herald in
regard 70 his duty 10 abate grasshop-
spers and foods in Texas.
It he only mistake which we now call
10 mind made by Sneaker Henderson
during this session % congress- OBJ
ss.rves the Burlington Hasskeye, was
his opposition 70 .!ie appropriation for
the Worlds Fair. The west regardless
of politics IS quite solid for that most
appropriate Of all celebrations OF Ills
sorical import held in the United
states during the last half century.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

The republicans in Indiana do not
charge the Nicely scandal to the repub-
.lican party" said Mr.. w. G. Kittinger,
of Anderson, Ind. prominent politi-
clan visiting Washington. They think
it unfortunate that such . thing should
happen. but the party Will not suffer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
given circulation. The head of the lit
erary bureau is the most important oi

given circulation. The head of the lit
erlry bureau is the most important of
the national chairman's subordinates.
He must, i'll a few weeks, create the
machinery for the distribution of these
documents. he must attend to their
preparation and printing; he must have
an instructive knowledge where to dis
tribute his literatnre. In one state inn
for instance. may really be
the great issue. and the Two chairmen
viii endeavor to Hood that state With
arguments forlard against it. Not only
will the speeches of the leaders in con-
sress be placed in the hands Of the
voters, but there will also be distrib-
utea carefully written articles, pre-
pared With all the ingenuity and snph-
aistry which trained writer's know how
TO employ Anything can be proved by
figures, and in the course Of Il presi-
Dental campaign amy argument adj
Nanced on one side Is sure TO be contro-
verified BY the other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
The Liyer's Duty

The liver has two duties to perform
cleanse the blood and produce Bile. You
may know II is working la1ily If you are
troubled with constipation, dyspepsia, bil-
iousness and dizziness. II IS tying to
throw its work upon other organs. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters will stop this. It
makes the lives do its duty and thus, the
stomach, bowels and nerves cease to annoy.
SEE that q Private Revenue Stamp covess
the neck Of the to.tle.
Cures Ho9TETTER'S
Malaria Fever 6ToMA II
and Ague BlTTER8s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

The most precious sword on earth is
that possessed by the Guikar OF Bar
oda. The Jewels and workmanship
upon this weapon bring Its value up TO-
over million dollars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

A Killer that sayes.-Mulls Light
ming Pain Killer kills any ache or pain.
or external. Instantly. Abso-
lutely pure: 25 and SO cents. Ask Me-:
Bride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

.istry which trained writer's know how
to employ. Anything can be proved by
lisuress ana IN Tue course ot y pfesl-.
go, 80,
verified by the other
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: Wy
: - 800 'susss 4 80 = i ~
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+ = 80 ~ -, =
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- ss'N' 80 = -. s,.s' -
~ ~
is perfectly fair to the progressive wo-
men OF the land to say that their repre-
ssentatives at Milwaukee made a mis-
niger Mary in our club; WOULD you?!'
-
was the aor rejohlaer when this re
mark was first yeiltused. No, we psob-5
ably would not but there are plenty of
White skinned Women whom We would
moi want in our club either. and right
fully niger Mary" should not be eN-
scluded because Of her color, but be-
cause her presence WOULD not be con-
genial TO the other members.
Every club that was ever organized
provided for the exclusion Of some BY
the very system of election to member a
shin. In some eases the objection Of
single person. single black bail. viii
exclude am applicant Without even a
reason assigned. Therefore it would
have been perfectly consistent If the
SsW Sc sup 9 sssfoh' haa essn e
,s5 rs "a
'' ,li IL r. IS q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Week aftpr nnxt on. an IN. 1etl of3
June, the republican national convene
ton Win assem,pls ia lahiladelpi,ja.
where u s,,sct ous ana n ira & iys. meet
ing place fs S bean provided by / IL. Gill;
zens of the Quaker CITY.
The total number 81 ,slarates - thes
convention x in he Ss4 ~ WHOM, sa4 ,y;i,
represent states and thirty wiil n. ,,,,.s-
sent territories and tle 11Isrris.t Il a.
llmb;a Altho T, NJ. territoria. ,ia p5,ts
,.,4te st,,. sr3resjI,ant tbsi,. II
lata8years have tosn allowed h, y,te an,
lie nomination.
The convention, wtttE rs ans az 4e.reat
interest no, because any ,nse,tled or.
) DISPUTED questions are 10 come. IN for
decision. but heeal,se8 If Viii largely h.,
A ..harn3eriv,, meeting az ,h4 sr,.at ma
mon al forces in, 4e.e,5,,.,,l5 az 10 ,orssrn-
n,ant ,r.bes,1 IA, is,,, !, f,,,.o.as H.,
lined in 90, rress ana ia executjv.a .as.-
tjon me IL. lleios that will n. ,,r5.
,.l.in,tsd ard co,,,.,, ,a,,,si, mi fartb a.
that time.
ii goes without saving that President
MCKINLEY viii he beartily ,.sror,i in al III
The are no discordant yo,,.es - 10 the
head Of the ticket.
interest wlll center 70 some extent N
90 - s'iS- s'se i't'ssilei's'si
ussiSii ~ Wy ''lSS.S "a : zen 9
= = a'ia = iit'7 ~ ! s,is'iisiic's5l,-
- - ~ ai'u ~ ! se2'isctildeIiS
si't''t s." 1ii'tieaiittsss ~ d'ltiisi87
=. = osais ii5teSs's ny
ius + eiie'' -Si''ssa'siiu'5s7'ss dlslsie5, ~
Wiiich s'ecretars long resides, mas M
sttucleu Tor Governor bradley;
6 North Carolina has instructed for Sem
ator Pritcfara ana AIinnee,,.,8 Il, &
80 - = : y = = 2 = ~
Washourf y IS probable that an So
ern man will be selected When the dele
gates get their heads topethe AZ tbe
& ,,,.a.;a..,t II, IA.
III. ~ ~ = Y z 2 =
ponies may dictate the selection OF q
New Yorker or q New England man.
At all events there is Il s,ana,.,, st.,,ti.
,an. I, ,.. s
= = = y : SsSi''iis siito poi'0iat
man lor the second place, even If u is
necessary to come to Iowa to get him.
BUSINESS OF PRESIDENTIAL ChMPAlG N
Politics today means ORGANIZATION.
the same tboro,,ah ea;o;sn, o,,,,.a
=
: = : Ai.i1s''oii .siae one iifids ~
the management OF a great railroad OF
any other large business, declares
Maurice low il 6isc,ss,ne NV, !.
1,.oa1.,. \. -, -. .7,5,1ts :
'es'oene y alec'eu IN Tue June Serb
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

dette n q popular fellow here and In
great demand when there ~ taIktn9 to-
be done. His old Iowa neighbora ana
friends will be interested In learning
that he has married q charming widow
and an attractive fortune at one and
the same time. a..
When the tourist has seen the towns /,
y have mentioned. with one or two OF
the coast resorts. he will find nothing
new elsewhere.
A GREAT FUTURE.
predict a great future for southern
California, after the unscrupuloils
boomers have had their day and the
tendency to wildcat speculation gives
way to practical business methods and
natural development. At present busi-
ness of all kinds is overdOne and while
rents are low and the necessaries OF
life reasonable, I would advfse the man
OF limited means and the man OF no
means except his ability to work, to
stay away from here at present. It res
quires a fortune to engage In orange
growing, general ranching is as rule
improbable and taxes are up to the
top notch. The latter will not be lower
until some OF the crude methods and
public sinecures are eliminated. Hunt
sington and his Southern Pacific for
Years had this country by the throat,
as 1t We're, and he choked all the
wealth and concessions possible out of
1t. Things are changing now. and
while Uncle Coils Is still able to die
tate in some quarters. the day of his
dictatorship is nearly ended, which 30
a good thing for California.
w. B. WILDMAN.
Glorious News &
Comes from DIR. ID. B. Cargile. Of
Nyashita. /. Il. He writes: Electric
Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer OF scrof-
ula, which had caused her great suffer-
ing for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help: but now
her health is excellent" Electric Blttersa
is the best blood purifier known. It's
the supreme remedy for eczema, letter.
salt rheum. ulcers. boils and running
sores. 1t stimulates liver. kidneys and
bowels, expels poieons. helps digestion.
builds up the strength. Only so cents.
Sold by Geo. p. Powers. druggist. Guar
anteed.
q. A. Il. Encnmpmont. Department
of Iowa. Davenport, Iowa. June
12-l4, 1000.
For this encampment the Chicago
Great Western will, on June 1l-14, sell
thru excursion tickets to Davenport,
good to return June 49, at one fare for
the round trip. For further informa-
tion inquire OF any agent c. q. w. rail-
way or address F. H. Lord. G. p, and
T. A.. 1l3 Adams street. Chicago.
$500 Reward.
for any trace OF antipyrine. morphine.
choral or any other injurious sub
stance found in Krause'ss Headache
Capsules. They are also more pleasant
and convenient to take than powders,
waters. elixirs or salts. Twenty-Five
cents. Sold by W. H. Evans. druggist,
113 East Main street. and George r.
Powers, druggist. % East Main street.
A Killer that saves.-Mull's Light
ming Pain Killer kills any ache or pain.
or external. Instantly. Abso-
3lutely pure: % and so cents. Ask Me-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-13
A QUEER PREDICAMENT.
Will Have a Constitutional conven.
ton Without Any Necessity
forif ftCt

Des Moines, Nov. 9.-Returns from
thirty counties, all that can be secur-
ed before the official count, show that
constitutional amendment providing
for holding biennial instead of annual
elections in Iowa has undoubtedly
been adopted by $4,000 plurality.
An interesting feature of the result
is that the state is likely to find itself
with constitutional convention on it's
hands without any particular time or
necessity for one. The constitution
requires that the question, Shall
there be convention to revise the
constitution" be submitted every ten
years. 1t was submitted this year, but
there has been no agitation in the
press or otherwise for the convention.
1t was taken for granted by state Off
GERS and political managers that it
would be voted down.
Voters generally, however, assumed
that the proposition for a convention
was in some way connected with the
biennial election amendment and vot-
ed Eyes" or NO" on the two PROPOSE
lions in accordance with their views
on biennial elections. The vote on
both propositions was small Twenty
counties gave a majority of Ii, 500 for
the convention.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-13
A BIG OPPORTUNITY.
Gable Piano 90. Send Their Line to
Ottumwa.
SALE WILL LAST FOR TWO WEEKS.
Their Agent Has Taken Quarters at
r. s. Fields Jewelry and Music
Store and Has the Pianos and Or.
gans on Display.

Never before in the history of OF.
tumwa have those needing piano had
the privilege of buying direct from the
manufacturers.
For two weeks only we will intro.
duce in your locality at factory prices
such well known makes as the Como
yer, Gable, Schubert, Schaaf and
Kingsbury pianos, and the well known
Chicago Cottage organs. These instru-
ments are all standard makes and are
the product of the largest factories in
the world. whose financial standing is
unquestioned.
The Gable Company of Chicago, the
largest piano and organ industry in
the world, makes this grand offer. We
manufacture in our immense factory
every part of our pianos, thereby MAX
ing great saving in the cost of pro-
duction, and willingly guarantee them
as to durability and workmanship.
New pianos from s133 and up in all
OF the latest designs and fancy We
neers. New organs at $50, s67 and
SIS. A beautiful stool and scarf with
each instrument.
Our guarantee covers every point in
workmanship and durability We re-
fer you to any bank in your city.
Remember for two weeks only, at
R. S. Fields Jewelry and Music store,
lib East Main street. You are well
come whether you desire to buy or not.
THE, CABLE COMPANY.