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NORMAL INSTITUTE. DISTRICT 8.
To he Held at Rocky Ford, Aug. 20 TO
Sent. lst

This will be the first meeting Of its
kind. ever held IN this place. Rocky
Ford should do every thing possible to
entertain the body of teachers that will
be in attendance. II will be the best
time OF year for such gathering here,
as the melon season will be Mt its
beet, the town will look it's prettiest, and
the parks be most inviting. Let the tea
chers go away with pleasant recollections
OF our town and its people and feeling
That they should like TO come again,
The following instructors hive been
selected for the Institute and they stand
second TO none in Colorado.
Conductor j. i. Keating, Pueblo,
Supt. of Soutisiic schools.
L. L. Cole. instructor in science, Prin.
Otero Co. High school.
Mary O. Carson, instructor OF primary
methods and Arithmetic. Deliver schools.
Tho executive committee Of Normal
Institute has secured tho following lee.
tnrers for the coming meeting:
state Supt. Helen l.. Grenfell.
Barton q. Aylesworth, Pres. State
Agricultural college.
Dr. y. \. Snyder. Pres. State Nor
NAL school.
DIR. Arthur Allin of State University.
Among those who may be expected are
Fred Dick OF the Denver normal and DR..
Slocum Of Colorado college. 1t is hoped
that the citizens will turn out to hear
these well known educators. The lee
lures will be in the evening and no ad.
mission will be charged
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
YOuI, FACE:

Shows the state OF your feelings and
THE state OF your health Ms well. I'm
pure blood makes itself apparent In n
pale and saiiow complexion. pimpics
nni skin crrpilons. II you nr- feeling
weak and worn ont and do not have u
healthy appearance you should Try
AckcF's Blood Elixir. II cures all blood
diseases where cheap snrsapariilns and
so-callcd purifiers fail: knowing this.
we sell every boiiic ON positive guar
anicc. Hctciorl's Pharmacy. 1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Nora Selvidgc died Aug. ., age 20
years and few days. Lone is the house
since our dear Nora has gone. but a
brighter home than ours, in heaven is
now hers. Weep not for me dear hus-
band and parents but meet me at the
throne" Fen while with us His seal
was on her brow and her cheeks that
were like roses are as pale us marble now.
A Friend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
7. J. HILL, AgeI
Rocky Ford, Colo.

In almost every ueighborhood 'heir
someone whose life has been s",Tl y
Chamberlain's Cole. Cholera AMI ia,
rhoea Remedy, or who has NOT ~
cured of chronic diarrhoea by tue W.
that medicine. Such persons mas
point OF telliIg Of it whenever opT,o"i,t5,, ,' n,
ity. offers, hoping that il may r,r % N
means of saving other lives =" '"
- =, Or, kearby. !
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
NEW TIME TABLE

The first leaves the iIrst night
second the scnnd night. Cou,
colds and Ii Grippe pulled hy
dci's Dynamic I'abulcs-call,,I 4,
nile from their forccfnlncss. Fur
only. but holy smoke how they [,
for 'cm. Enough TO do half dozsu I
for ~ cents. For sale by Oucra III
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Unless food is di:cs,-,I quickly "a,
fcrm-nt aud irritaic the stomach. n
each meal take n tcasponnfnl Il III
Dyspepsia Cure. II dig-si- wlihi ,,.s
aud will allow ynu 10 eat all you p-s,
whnt yon like. II never fails H. rars
woI.i cases of dyspepsia. II i pl,1s
to take. pr. Kcarby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

ssnday S<gsiees.
Preaching-ii "a IN. and y. M.
Sabbath s.,hooi-e.tS "a IN.
Class Meeting. u M.
Junior League. p. IN.
Rpworth League. y. M.
Aid.Msek service.
Prayer Observation-Disclosures : y. M.
Ni-iiorr and stranger. arc welcome TOT all the
RRv. c. 1. MILLS. Pastor.
Residence. North Main street.
The convention OF Christian Endeayor-
ers to be held in Denver. October 18th TO
9Th will be one Of the best in "a series OF
conventions which have made tho En-
dcavor movement famous. Will. not ms
great ms an international convention in
numbers, the coming Denver meeting
will have all ths leading features Of lhe
larger meetings aad speakers will be
present who have spoken ut every inter
natioual convention during the past de-
cade. Plans for the convention nre we'll
under way aud the attendance now PROM
iscs to exceed nll earlier expectations.
Baptist church next Sunday. morning
subject: "Growipg In Grace" Evening:
/and Rejection" ionn.
Peoples Union. topic, Zeal" DIR.
lsader.
Tho W. @. Il. u. will meet with Mrs.
A. L. Kellogg Saturday afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Ballots must be sent in for counting each
week.
Don't fold ballots after writing your vote
ON them.
The Rocky Ford baseball club wen, to
Florence last Sunday to play the team
OF that city. The sugar beet experts won
the game by score OF II to
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Tho Western Slope Racing A~orl|
meets this y-ar at Gisnw.si sp'l
August Is Ia Is inclusive. Th. ,ua1I
mcnt IL under the control of iL-
known business men oi the placr.
track IL much in favcr with hors-ts-s
,h. promptncss with which nil pHr-s
pail This year s3,nUn IN cash /, 4,
raced Tor during the meet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
oUININE OFT OF DATE.

We understand colds bcticr tIlnn
they used to. Mcndcfs Dynamic Tab
uics crowd the effects Of weeks old
time treatment Into twelve hours AMI
abort colds In u night. One every three
hours nni two ut bedtime do the work.
Pleasant TO take. - cents. For sale by
Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

ACKEWS ENGLISH REMEDY will
stop cough nj any time. and viii cure
the worst cold In twelve hours or
money refunded. - and 30 cts. Here.
ford,s Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
WHAT ABOUT NENT WEEK.

III you let that cold run-inay be pncu-
monia thcnI No longer necessary to
wear out colds. Mcndcls Dynamic
Tabulcs will positively break up cold
In the head In one day and serious
colds In two. Then why take chances?
For colds only. - cents. For sale by
Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
PLAYED OJTT

Dull Headache, Pains in various
parts OF the body. sinking nt pit of the
s'o'nncii' loss of appetite. fevcrishness
puppies or sores are all positive cvi
nences , OF impure blood. No mattcr
now u become so. it must be purified
III oraer to obtain good health. Ack-
er hiood Elixir has never failed to
om.e sGroiuious or syphiltic poisons or
nh! othcr blood diseases. 1t is.certain.
!! + wonderful iem 'dy and we sell every
r"e,ie si n on rositiye guarantee. II ,rs.
h"'" w" y. .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
Tn. new room and larg. new vault just

III. now room hnd large new Sault Just
added To til. Stat. hank provide that
important HON. enterprise with needed
facilities for trnnEaciin. large aud
been furnished with hhnis"m. polished
oak ks.,abler aud CHAIRS. The new vault
will bc largely for the storage Of books
aud papers. tue first vault being devoted
mainly to tn, safety deposit department.
Th. State Bank will try in every way Ia
keep up with the growth Of Rocky Ford.
A fcw evenings ago OLE Maxwell saw
two suspicious characters IN the rear OF
tho Golden Rule. evidently bent ON bur.
.lRry. II. notified Marshall Wright and
the fellows were arrested. One of them
Ind hid In the lc. of his sock an impl.'
ment for cutting glass. As the evidence
was no, sufficient to warrant prosecution
they were turned loose. but told to skip
and stay skipped.
II every item of lo,,al pcws IL not re-
ported in this issue charge mp til. over
sight To u pressure OF orders III tho En-
icrprisc job printing department
When ,Ta,clin; man or s.t of men
comes around with wagon. aud wants
Ia sell you plow or piccc Of farm ma
chincry or stove, and take yonr note
ibE ths Htipuut. sbu chH asrt bE'sts NbH-
iiisn; ,hnt hc is intending To get the bet
ter OF you some way. The goods he sells
may bc all right. but the chances are n
hundred 10 one that you coald 90 90 your
local merchant, and buy the same article
or better one for much less than the
agent wants TO take your note for. Later
on the note will turn up In the bank. aud
will have tn bc pnii. no matter what
promises Of credits have been made by
the agent. One OF the usual schemes OF
the travelling agents is to sell n stove or
plow, and either agree To board out the
amount, or let the party work il out for
tho company. They are always careful. |
however. to get the note signed, and then
the person signing has no redress when |
1t turns up Mt the bank. II is safe way
to leave travelling agents alone. After
one OF them has been around trying TO |
sell n stove or plow for Sj5 TO s6o. and
you have concluded You need the article.
come to town. and You will be surprised
to learn that you cnn save money by pur.
chasing Of n local dealer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
GA 0ToRIA.
y..,, u. AIh kit IN li,e N.1nI
''::''" : &N1zz9

DYSPEPSIA can bc cur,,l by q
Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets. Onr
tablet viii give immediate r.,irl
money refunded. Sold In hinLS I
boxes at .ic. Hcrcfor,i's rilnrIlasj
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

d. W. Brunk has just sold his New.
dale farm OF 90 acres to A. II. Hamm for
ass per acre and has homesteaded n tract
Of grazing land south Of La yun,a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Casebcer & Daughter Yesterday open
ed up for business on Railroad street
with n fine stock Of groceries, all new and
fresh.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
DOES IT PAY To.BUY Cheap

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
Is al rieht, but you want something that
VIII relieve and cure the more severe and
troubles. What shall you do2 Go 10 n
warmer and more regular climate? Yes.
II possible; IL not possible for YOU, then
in either case take tho ONLY ramedy than
,,as been introduced In -. civilized coun.
tries with success in severe throat md
lung .ronblcs, "i,oschec's German Syr.
up. 1t not oh,,yy heals and stimulates
the tissue TO destroy the S-"rm disease.
but allays all inflammation. causes sc.a.sS
expectoration. gives good nights rest,
anu cures the patient. Try ONE bottle
recommended many years by all drug.
gists In the worlc. For sale by
w. T.. FESTOS & co
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

You only need few doses Of Green Aug.
hst Flower. in liquid form, to make you
satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with yon. For sale by
W. l.. FENTON & co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

In row Wednesday W. +. Conard
was badly cut by Wilbur jasper with n
razor. claiming that tho cutting was done
in self defense.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

hng up Telephone No. 10. (the Enter.
prise oiiicel when you have news item,
wish an advertisement inserted or have
an order for job printing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
Take your sick watch to the
Opera House Pharmacy. Clean
ing 75cts. Main Springs 75cts.
The Best in the World

We believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy is the best in the world. A few weeks
ago we suffered with severe cold and n
troublesome cough, and having read their
advertisements in our own and other pa.
pers we purcharsed bottle to see il it
wonid effect us. 1t cured us before the
bottle was more than half used. It is the
best medicine out for colds and coughs.
the Herald, Andersonville, Ind. For
sale by DR.. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Gibson's Racket store
sells Floor and Table
Oil Cloth, Linolium,
Straw mating, Window
Shades, Tin ware, Gran
ite Iron ware, Crockery
and Glassware. See our
line of German china
with Watermelon deco
ratiOns.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

The Up-to-Date Ice Cream
Freezer for sale by G. d. Smith is
the best and most rapid freezer in
the market. Price, So.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
ACKEr"S DYSpEpsIA r,pt r.r,

ACkEl's DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
are sold on positive guarantee. Cures
heart nurn. raising of the food. dis.
trcss al'cr cating or any form of dys-
pepsia. One little tablet gives immcdi.
ate relief % and 20 cents. Hereford's
hui huCy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
GOING WEST.
ORDWAY, SUGAR CITY AND ROCKY FORD

UHU"hlI oVuHH NIII NM HUVhI EUHU
STAGE DAILY TINE CARD.
Leaves oriway Giotei Bcrcndol FOR Sugar
City at %. M.
Leaves sugar city CPo-tofheI for Rocky
Ford at . u. IN.
Leaves Rocky Ford ist. James Hotep for
Sugar s1ty AZ :;aD y. m.
Leaves Sugar ciiy Po.toiiiec, for ori~ay at
5:D y. M.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Black Cat! What are
Black Cats? Black Cat
Hosiery for Men, Won1-
en- and Children, wear
longer and better than
any other brand made.
For sale at Gibson's
Racket store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

The Opera House Pharmacy
has made arrangements with the
Best Jeweler in the state to repair
Watches for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Griswold's Novelty Works now
carry a fine assortment of Key
Blanks and does all kinds of lock
fitting,
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oooooooooooooo Z
8 CHURCH NEWS. 8
3oooooooooooooooooooooooo
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday Services.
Preaching AT II a. M. and y. m,
Sunday school at 10 "a, m.
Young Peoples meeting AT s;ia D. m.
MId-M~ek Services.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. at sp: m.
u. :. WALKER. Pastor.
Residence mt &. W. Albert's. second block
south OF mill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

u, oall Telephone 10 il you wish to.o,,ler
the best Of Job printing. ~ " ''''e'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

II every item of losal pcws is no. re-
ported in this issue charge mp the over.
sight TO pressure Of orders IN tho En-
,crprisc Job printing department.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
Orgmn Contest.

Tho following /. tho vote In the Organ Cot
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Prof. Willie and Mr.. Aked Krefiing
have succeeded by their patented proc
esses in making seaweed useful in diff
fcrent ways. and in producing the fol-
lowing articles from il. namely: Sodium
is extracted through the aid of acids,
and more sodium is obtained in this
way than through the burning process.
when considerable waste occurs. From
the offal after making sodium can be
produced an admiXture to SO-called
size paint Gns!ead of using Iceland
moss. This product is much cheaper,
and can be made insoluble in water
through coating with a special stuff.
Ii can thus rir'ly take the place Of oil.
Further. there can be made frcm sea
weed finish for use i'm cloth mills. and
this same product can also be used as
4 glue for paper. The halfiuid-like
pulp can be made into kind of leather
for binding books.
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The Bride J6hO
Changed Her Mind


sist looking over. All that she said
| was:
L have changed my mind.-Phyllis.
"'Of all the cool cheek, that is the
| coolest" thought
But stepped back and pretended to
be much interested in the company's
timetable.
Now we must find out the next
train back said, as she turned again
to ME; and then we will have some
tea. You must want some badly
But your train-you will surely
lose It, she murmured.
York is my destination said un-
truthfully.
AFTER that found out there was no
train for an hour, and We took our way
to the tearoom, where my pretty COM
panion made me her willing and SYM
pathetic confidant. She was unhappy,
very unhappy, at home, and, in an i'll
guarded moment, had agreed to run
away match without the knowledge of
her parents. Now she was thankful,
very thankful, that she had been pre-
vented. 1t seemed like fate. That was
the summary of her remarks.
There. now, you fellows" broke OF
the narrator abruptly. Il needn't tell
you much more; only that We each ex-
changed cards, agreed to see one an
other in London, and that We parted
cheerfully at York"
And did You fulfill those promises?'
said one of the listeners. with interest.
"Oh. yes! We have seen some little
of each other since then"
"And her name:"
"Will soon be Julian" said the young
man prOmptly.-Penny Pictorial Maya
zine.
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M. wu and American women.

At the reception given tc his excel.
lency Wu-T;ns Fang. at the New Cen
tury Club for women. in Philadelphia,
that gentleman showed himself greatly
Interested in hearing that the spacious
club house was built by stock COM
pany of women, and that the only men
concerned in the operation were those
in the building trades, as even the
architect employed was woman, says
the Philadelphia Times.
With his customary directness, Mr..
WI inquircd: What did II cost!"
about Sl0noG0." answered Vice
President Rose. .or it would have done
So if we had been obliged to buy the
land; We rent that, you know"
"Oh. how? How" asked the min
lister. suppose the landlord takes back
his land:"
He cannot do that" was the ready
response. because we have ii upon a
perpetual or irrcIcemabie ground rent"
His eNcellency seemed Impressed
with the business sagacliy OF the Wom-
ans Club.
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and impressing an audience. He was
always of peaceful nature in matters
relating to himself. though quick to re-
sent and battle against a wrong to
others.
The town of Hutchinson, MINI.
founded by the brothers early IN the
SOS. is flourishing community and is
steadily growing.
During the 'IO's the HutchinsOns vis-
tied England and sang to large houses
and before many of the celebrities Of
that country. Harriet Martineau. John
Bright and Charles Dickens were loud
in their praises Of their musical gifts
Among the songs with which the
Hutchinsons delighted large audiences
were "Tenting Tonight on the Old
Camp Ground" and The Fatherhood
Of God and the Brotherhood Of Man"
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Makers or handkerchief.

A comparatively small number Of
handkerchiefs are manufactured in this
country, and those that are made here
are mostly of the cotton and inferior
silk variety. The finest silk goods are
Imported principally from Japan, which
country sends us annually between IT,
100000 and 100000 Japanese pom
gees. The best cambric article comes
from France and Belgium. and linen
handkerchiefs come from the North Of
Ireland and also from st. Calls. Switz-
erland. Japanese silk handkerchiefs
are worth from So to $40 per dozen,
while the imported cambrics from
Brussels sell for from So to 81 perdozen,
and the cotton product manufactured
In Pennsylvania and New Jersey may
be had for so cents per Dozen
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~ OU say you don't believe in fate.
" you fellows" said young Fred
Julian. as he entertained a party
Of boon companions in his bachelor
rooms. well, that's because. at pres
ent. you haven't had an opportunity Of
judging from personal experience"
well. and have you?" asked a cho-
rus Of voices.
Rather! It was little incident that
occurred about elk months ago. inter
esting-to me. at least II you like
I'll tell you all about IT.
DO" said his friends, and the young
man lounged back In his chair ard with
his eyes on the fire commenced his mar
rative without more ado.
1T was one lovely day In the July Of
last year." he began. ''and was start
ing jubilantly OF for a months holiday
at Scarborough. knowing my luxuri
Gus habits as you do, my friends, you
will not be surprised to hear that when
I reached Kings Cross I selected cor
ner seat OF a flrst-class smoker, aud
provided myself with plenty Of cigars
and magazines. To complete my antic-
ipation Of pleasant Journey. just as 1
settled myself comfortably and the
guard gave his whistle. the door opened
and pretty. excited young lady came
bustlirg in. She seemed relieved at
having caught the train, and sat down
In state Of breathless and smiling ex-
haustion.
Il looked over at her from my corner;
so did a loudly dressed. bounderish
looking young man from his. for she
was an extremely pretty girl, with
brown curly hair. small features. and
the daintiest little figure In the world.
I frowned at the loudly dressed young
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man, and he frOwned Mt me, and Just
then the girl looked up and caught my
glance Of admiration. She stifYened
and then her eyes fell upon my cigar
which l had left smOldering In my
hand. and look Of severe displeasure
came Into her face.
Are you aware, SIR she said, aus
terely. that this Is not smoking car
riageT
"'Isn't II! I answered. looking up at
the window. why. goodness me, they
must have forgotten to take the label
down.
The girl followed my glance, and at
the sight Of the partially Obliteratetl
letters. half concealed by the blind, her
face crimsoned with modification, and,
biting her lip. she took up a paper hur-
riedly to hide her confusion.
~ have made the same mistake, NV
DEAR" said a kindly matron on her
right. 1t doesn't matter much; a lit
tie smoke won't hurt US. will IT.
No; / must change at the next sta
tion." she returned. sweetly.
Excuse me- broke in, but this is
an express train
"'Do you mean to say it doesn't stop
at Peterborough
1T doesn't stop at ALL said. until
We get to York.
"'Oh. dear. What shall do? must
get OF at Peterborough she exclaimed.
I'm SO sorry l murmured, turning
to the girl. Can l assist you in any
way? II 1t is case Of necessity, you
know, We can communicate with the
guard
"'Oh. no-that isl mean I don't
think IT would be considered so,' she
stammered. her face suddenly suffused
with blushes. You see, was going to
wedding
The elderly nratron smiled, had
all could do to repress my amuse-
ment. while the loudly dressed young
man in the corner sniggered autlibly.
oh, well, shouldn't let that worry
me, il l were you.' I said soothingIy.
It's disappointing. but they will be
able to fix II up all right without YOU
''The bushes deepened and the girl
hung her head.
I'm afraid they-l mean, -
''Sihe broke of in confusion. and the
old lady bent toward her.
"I quite understand, my dear she
said. 1t wouldn't be a wedding with
out the bride. I'm sorry for ycu, but
you mustn't fret. 1t can't be helped
now. and you must send a wire directly
we get TO York
This seemed to raise the girls spir-
it's. and she began to laugh. n little
Historically perhaps at first. Then she
thanked me prettily for doing nothing.
and begged me to smoke. and declared
she really didn't mind the smell at all.
but rather liked II. When the train
rushed through Peterborough she
more merrIly still, and was SO
and unaffected that long be-
fore we reached York we were chat
ting together like old friends. We
found out then that we had mutual
that our respective
homes were situated but a few miles
from each other. and many other inter
esting facts.
"When the train drew up. 1 proposed
to assist her In finding out the tele-
graph Office. and thither. therefore. We
went.
:" I don't think I'll send a wire, after
ALL she said hesi:atingly, rs we found
the place.
"'Why nOt?' sac, In some surprise.
'Because-because l think Ill 60
straight home
but think Of the anxiety Of the
poor chap said feelingly. why, lie
may be thinking all kinds of dreadful
things have happened to you
"She stood irresolute for a moment;
then she picked up a form and wrote,
aud. for the lie ef rue, I could not re-
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Stealing His Thunder.

The indignant-lOoking passenger was
about to speak, but the conductor head
ed him off by exclaiin!ng in loud tone
Of irritation:
This is the slOwest train l was ever
on. What's the use of having a sched-
ule II We don't pay any attention to II?
The drinking water tastes rs IL 1t hadn't
been off the kitchen range ten minutes.
The car doesn't look as II 1t had been
swept for a month, and 1t, Is full Of
idiots who insist on opening the win
dows when we go through tunnels, so
that the cinders can blow it.
The passenger caught his breath and
then exclaimed: Il was just about to
say that this whole affair is an out
rage"
Il know 1t. But you're lucky. You
can travel n few miles and then get of
and be happy. But I've got TO stay on
this train for hours every day Of my
ife."-Washington Star.