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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-22
FERvENT PRAYERS FOR RAIN
ARE OFFERED IN MISSOURI
Continued from Page One.

ing the Catholics in his diocese to pray for
rain in the drought district Of the country,
and especially in the Belleyille diocese.
rain throughout the country. and especially
in his diocese. and he accordingly instruct
ed the priests to pray for rain at the
incorporate prayer for rain at their home
devotions. These prayers are to be con-
tinued until the drought is broken in the
entire district now suffering.
Although the need Of the rain Is not felt
as much in the cities as In the country, the
PRAYERS for rain were fervently responded to
by the city parishioners.
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LEFT IN HIS SHIRT SLEEVES.
St. James Merchant Disappears
and His Friends Are Uneasy.
REpr,nrJc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
vandalia, I'LL, July A.-Henderson Slime.
. merchant Of st. James. In this county. han
been missang since July 9. He was sem
to leave his store in his shirt sleeves and
board train. since which time nothing hss
been heard Of him. slime nas bsen = m
health for several years, ana il Is faarsa pv
hs friends that his mind hao heoeua M
balanced. Eight years ago be was psvuiv
County Clerk Of this county.
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KlRKSVILLE.
Citizens Fast and Pray for Cessa.
ton of Drought.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kirksville. Mo-. July Ex-Governor Dock
ery's proclamation was very generally OBJ
save the Southern Methodist observed tho
proclamation for prayer for rain at the
morning services. but none Of the congre-
cations as body observed the fast. Indi-
vfduals. however. did. Most Of the pastors
and their congregations were glad to OBJ
serve the feature OF prayer on the Sabbath.
day.
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on famines and scourges. arguing for the
most part that they were sent as an evil
was union meeting OF the Protestant
churches at the First Baptist Church. the
services being conducted by the various
minister's. The day has eQualed the hot
test Of the season.
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WARRENsBURG.
All the Churches Observed the Day
Set Aside for Rain PRAYERS.

RERUBLlC SPENIAIA =
warrensburg, No.. July 9-The drought
continues In this section. To-day was OBJ
served as day OF, fasting and prayer by
plication for rain that has gone forth from
here. The Dunkards have been praying for
rain the last three weeks. A few showers
fell Wednesday and Thursday. -
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HUNTSVILLE.

Methodist, Baptist and Christian
Churches Ask for More Rain il
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Huntsvtlie.s No., July N.-The Governors
proclamation was observed here to-day by
the Methodist. Baptist and Christian
churches. special prayers being made in all
the pnlpits. and special sermons preached.
There wa3 9 good rain here last Wednes-
quested HIS oongreeAtion 20 sc present half
an. hour. eaIiieh than usual. for 4 special
service was held. The Methodist and Hans
ust CHURCHES met in union service tonight
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Wash Goods.
Sc and 7Kc Per Yard.

Dimity C0rds-In varied size, white
polka dots and figures, on royal and
navy blue grounds, regularly
worth 1870, per yard Sc
2s-Ineh Dimity-Novelty printings
on assorted color grounds, all this
seasons choicest styles, regular
price 1910, per yard. ....-.-7Hc
36-Inch Batiste = In choice vari-
ETY. of stripes and figures, six color
ings to each design. usual re-
tail price 15c, per yard ......... TIC
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MEXICO.
Prayers From Crowded Churches
in City and Country. :
REPUBLlc SPECIAL.

NEFUBIAlC SPECIAL.
Aextcp. No, July. 2.-The Christian people
Of this community met at 3 o'ci6chithis att
ernoon and at 7:so o'clock tonight to Join
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RIIURILC 6H0CIkI1 =. = 'f.ss71Tst
Haftvfile. No.. July N-Reports received
from the large fruit fafm1 q Cedar Gap,
show that the long drought has killed many
treeay 81 that fruit q dropping badly. The
focaits tainh have ftp1eniShea the wells,
apriigs and ponds in Wr4ght County.
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WELLsVlLLE.

Drought Unbroken and Prayers
Ascend for Relief. :
REPUBLIc SPECIAL
Wellsvlile, Mo-, July N.-To-day was OBJ
served as e day Of fasting and prayer by
munity, and special RELIGIOUS serv 3 were
h., in three churches. The drought IN tbs
section has not been broken, and to-day
was enc OF the hottest Of the season. Is
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White Goods.

IS pieces Striped India Linon, worth
10c, and 80 pieces of fine plain
French Organdy, worth 1870,
100 pieces of Lace Striped Swiss in
varied designs. regularly worth
loc, reduced to-. 015c
so pieces of Striped Madras, worth
2Oc, 40 pieces of Persian Lawn, and
Is pieces of Striped Organdy.
worth 25c, reduced to. ............ 1Oc
50 pieces of 32-inch Madras in varied
assortment of Stripes. regular re-
tail price 25c, reduced to-. ....15c
Also 100 pieces Of Imported Persian
Lawn
At 6Ac and 71Sc per yard.
Regularly worth l21sc and 15c.
Boys Clothing.
Olive Street Side.
Sailor Blouse Suits-Made of
Plain and Fancy Madras, Linen and
other washable materials, sizes 4 to
10 years,
Csc, s1.5O, $500. $3.50.
Were s1.50. $500. $3.50, $3.50.
Russian Blouse Suits In choice
variety of plain and fancy washable
fabrics,
sl.O0. sl.5O, sL75, s2.75.
Were s1.50. $500, $500, $3.50.
Shirt Waists-Fine Percale, in
choice variety of stripes and figures,
regular price 75c,
reduced to. .... Soc
Negligee Shirts-Made Of fine i'm
ported Madras, in assorted novelty
stripes, with one pair of cuffs,
reduced from 81 80 to. $1.15
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CASae "A Ebvaf 4 q boetls a Groves Tasteless
chin Tonic, It % sinaply Iron aud qutnins IN
. eastelao 6ofn. No cnEe-no pay. Price boc.
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MI N NESOTA.
FOR ALL CLASSES.

Inc above scheme Of excursions
- planned for all classes Of travel
20 Western and Northern roeofts-
seekers Tor home8-and investors
OF money in tho corn belt, the wheat
bolt, or live stock areas Of the
We6t-for Colonists On route West
as tar a. the Pacific COast.
The Burlington Route il the
greatest carrier Of travel through
the Louisiana Purchase. 1t ID the
main travelled road to the West.
Send for descriptive matter. Ticket Once,
s. W. Cor Broadway and Olive: 81. Louis.
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T0-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
WASHINGTON.

Delay in the Nicely case is causing much
criticism. Witnesses detained in Havana
arr. anxious for action, ..-.
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CARTHAGE.
Minister Reioices That State Seal
Is Set to Belief in Prayer.

Carthage. Mo. July 1.-The special rain
prayer meeting wae held tonight in union
service at Westminster Presbyterian
Church. Suitable songs and Scripture read
ings and a sermon BY the Reverend Nr.
The preacher said he rejoiced that the sesi
OF MISSOURI has been set to belief In pfayer
g well as to granting charters. He. asked
how many have thougitt or prayine FOR FSin
to-day. He believed more thought of TONI
70 pleasure resorts. 80 far no signs OF rain
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cARRoLLToN.
Union Prayer Service Brought Gen
eral Observance of Proclamation.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
cArrollton. Mo-, July 1.-Governor Dock
eryss proclamation was generally observed
by the Christian people here to-day. Special
prayer services were held at the various
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SPRINGFIELD.
Places Of Worship Filled With
Those Who Invoke Rain.

REPCBLlC SPECIAL. - -
Springfield. NO.. July 21-The churches Of
Springfield observed the Governors request
for prayer to-day. for rain and an end to
the dsstrtctiye drought. There were no un:
the ministers indorsed the proclamation and
devoted a part of to-days services to in-
conditions. The churches Were Unusually
we'll a4teaded. --i-s4rt..f
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rain were Onered.
THIS has been the hottest day this year
by degrees. the Thermometer registering
IA
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BUTLER.
Every Church in the Place Obeyed
the Proclamation To Day.

Butler. Mo-, July 1.-Governor Dockery's
proclamation was observed here to-day by
all the churches. Special prayer services
were held tat each church. \ - l.l.5s a
AZ night union prayer meeting was held
on, the lawn of the, First Presbyterian
uiation and parHcil ated in by ali ministers.
Prayers suitable to the occaslon were held.
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pE 49,.
corning. the services all
Subject now uppermost in
the minds OF the people. Tonight q union
prayer service was held in one of the
churches. 80 III
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Women's Garments.

WOmen's Garments.
Values Impossible to Find Else
where.
In this department, all remnant
lots of Summer Suits, Coats and
skirts have undergone the final
radical mark down, and there
are many garments in stock not
told of here, marked at the low.
est prices ever named by us for
goods of equal merit.
Suits.
Shirt Waist and Outing Suits of Silk
chambray, Irish Linen and Mercerized
Bingham, that have sold for
$500 aud 600 reduced to. $500
Tailor.Made and shirt-Waist Suits of
Pique, Irish Linen, Mercerized Can
vas and chambray, in plain white
and assorted coiors, that have sold
for $1,000, $500 and s27.5o,
reduced to-. $40. so
Suits Of French orgsndy, Irish Dim
ity, Embroidered Swiss and Mohair,
trimmed with valencieunes lace and
velvet ribbons, regularly worth
5000, reduced to. =. i. :. :. :. :. Sl2, so
Suits Of fne Fr.uchs, t,rsaady..pFSss.
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NEVADA.
Governors Call to Prayer Was
Partly Observed in Churches. =

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nevada. No, July g.-No special prayer
West Arch Street. East Austin Street and
South Methodist churches. The other
churches paid due respect. to Governor
Dockery's proclamation, and prayers for
rain were offered 81 49, $3.50. T,
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Slick.
Prayers for Rain Offered at the
Presbyterian Church.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Slick. Mo-, July N.-Rain proclamation
was observed at the Presbyterian Church
here to-day. There were no prospects Of rain
up to p. m. ,t,5..; ~ .-=:-,
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Preparatory to taking
summer goods, and
several departments,
rluslin Underwear.

kuSNuu OA1NS1 "S0As
Drawers-cambric, umbrella shape
with hemstitched Hounce-a1so
plain with hemstitched tucks. 80. .25c
Cambria, umbrella shape, lawn
hounce, trimmed with heavy
lace edge ............. .48c
Cambria, umbrella shape. lawn
hounce, trimmed with lace, also hand
somely tucked and trimmed with
embroidery. ................ Soc
Cambria, umbrella shape. handsome
ly trimmed with Honiton lace
insertion and edge. Csc
uowns-cotton, yoke formed of
tucks and insertion of embroidery,
hemstitched ruf1e on neck and
Cotton, surplice neck, yoke formed
of tucks aud insertion of embroidery,
hemstitched rufle on neck and
sieeVes-eacn... ..zSc
Cambria, surplice neck, yoke formed
of tucks, tucked ruffle on neck
and sleeves-each ,7Sc
Cambria, surpliee neck, yoke formed
of embroidery and Honiton lace inser:
ton, neck and sleeves trimmed
with Houitou lace. ..........S 1.OO
Skirts-cotton, plain, with ....,..,
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MACON.
Mass Meeting at Callao, Where
Drought Was Discussed.
REPUBIIc SPECIAL

REPuBIIC SPECIAL. - ;,
Macon, Mo-, July IA mass meeting was
held At Callao, Macon County. to-day, %
by John F.. Campbell. County Reprssehtasl
tives Colonel II. q. Tracey. the RerAsen4'
w. B. Watts. Harvey Riggs and othssas @
spite, , Of the clear. unpromising skI -
ent a9a the sp!slt Of the Goyernerp pree-
lAntati6n Vas faithfully carried out. ~ 2
AT Macon. the ministers delivered sermons
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LEXINGTON.
Second Time Its Citizens Have
Prayed for Rain in Generation.

Prayed Tor KAN IN Generat1On.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lexington. Mo-. July 2L-Services vera
well attended at the several churches of
Lexington In response to Governor Dock
ery's proclamation to pray for rain. 1892;
At night union services were held at the
Methodist Church This Is the second time
q. special proclamation for prayer has been
observed here; the first being In 1874 when
This Thermometer to-day Registered lO7.
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THE CHANGE.
OF THE YEAR.
COLORADO.

To nenvor and ofi.,, >..D-A
eulsions every day At nearly haii
The erast nf;d.rmr., c.,.-
arcur.snr use a .. ~. 70. colorado
Tran h.H 80 sss ra.,. ~ % iosh. less
So1 IN a. Tr,,;s o ~ n SxaP, sucn %
rado snrircs 1870; - Ue I'VE Zoo.
from H;sae,,s M1 D;' &c, $1,000
iimite 1savef' si-summer
T,ssc nan ,-,.,-
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DIXON.
II -
Prayers for Rain Offered in Most
of the Churches.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS - =
Dixon. Mo-, July H-services were held at
the. Baptist and Methodist churches mere
to-day. At the Baptist Church prayers
were offered for rain: Al the Methodist
preached, but no prayers were offered for
rain. The day has been very hot the Their
mometer registering 104 degrees IN the shade.
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Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale of Summer

nIOry clearance Sale OF Summer Fabrics and Garments
ling inventory have made general reduction prices all
and very are now being offered in
nts, among which are the following
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-22

IS Suit Cases.
36-inch. $3.50.
g a 26- inch Sole
: which we direct
H. It is both sewn
= has extra sole
Ebrass trimmings
% each.
J worth $3.50. /.
= s.sils :
linery
~ in price.
ses' and Children's
in extensive va
tive designs, In
rted Models and
sive Effects
former prices.
Ter Felt Hats.
added to stock a
rent of Trimmed
hades of Tan, Cas-
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Women's Hosiery.
Pc Per Pair.

so dozen pairs of imported Cotton
and. Lisle lin assorted stripes,
figures and dots, also plain
black, regularly worth c...-zoc
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Mems Hosiery.
Csc Per Pair.

IS dozen pairs of fine Cotton Half
Hose, in assorted polka dots, fig.
ures, vertical and cross : -ss
stripes, were 35c and Soc. ...25c
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
Card 10 the Public.

It having come to my knowledge that
there is report in circulation to the effect
that / do not care to be elected county
commissioner; that do not desire the
Office. TINT il elected would not give
proper attention to the business OF the
Office, and TINT it is. therefore. no nse to
vote for me. l would respectfully state to
the voters OF Otero county, TINT when
was not u candidate for 'Ee nomination
the republican convention unanimously y
rendered me the nomination for county
commissioner and l have accepted the
same, IL elected, will give all the time
that is necessary to properly intend to
the business pertaining to the Office. and
will discharge the duties incumbent upon
me to the best of my ability.
A. 9. DRAPER.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
\. 4. DRAPER.
Tie best Material iiefs.c Our People
for Commissioner.

Tor Commissioner.
Tho biographical skslci,e. Of tho Re,
publican candidates given in these col.
umhs last week did not eoatsin that ol
A. Z. Draper. candidate ios county CON.
missioner. Mr.. Dfap-f's personal history
ID Only u part of ''the short aud simple
annals Of tho poos." Hs Was born in
England. but came with his parents 10
Amsrica ub-n only seven years of age.
His parents settled first ia Stsveabviils.
Ohio. and l,s At very early ago uent ~
work on farm peas tho town. Tho tam.
Ny sooa after moved 10 washingtou
county. Pa. and lived on farm. - !?
years Ut ago ho Lost his mother. and tho
family vas broken up. his father and
part OF tho children coming vcse 10 Afenu.
lova- A. Z. went back 10 Slsabsovills
aud learned tbs bakers trade. spsudiug
three years al Il. After that hs took 10
ci-sking aud spsnt u ysass n Il. Tso
yeass ago hs came 10 La Juuta and Start.
al In busincss fos himssli. and has built
mp oos oe tho b~st estAblishssl and bsst
known clothipg stosvs In ti,s Arkansas
valley. He has noS sought the nomins.
tioa Tor commissioner. tho nosninaiSou
sought him. but u elected hs can bs de-
ip-.s sh. same diiirsnt car. snd pru.lsacs
that he has exercised in his own adsirs.
Tho only Objection us-d against Mr..
Draper IL tlni bs 10 too busy man 10
give proper timc ~ public ahi.ip. The
answer may lruihfnlly be made that u u
tho busiest mnn Who most .-arully finds
iims for all hc undertakes to dn, and II
Mr.. Draper Is elected hs will iind tho
tim. for faithful performance u his
dniirr.-Gsx-tts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
II Hammered in n Drug Store.

"One day last winter n lady came to
my drug store and asked for II brand OF
cough medicine that l did not have in
stock" says Mr.. @. II. Grandin, the popu-
lar druggist Of Ontario, N. Y. "She was
disappointed and wanted to know what
cough preparation I could recommend.
| said to her that l could freely recon-.
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy anu
that she could take bottle OF the rem
edy and after giving it a fur trial u she
did mot find it worth the money to bring
back the bottle and would refund the
price paid. In the course Of day or
two the lady came back in company with
friend in need Of congh medicine and
advised her TO buy bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. / consider that a
very good recommendation for the rem
edy." For sale by +. W. Kearby, Drug
gist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
No Chn,lgc Demanded.

It is ensy to howl third term and
"there ought to be n change" but what
rood reuson can the Democrats give the
taxpayers Of Otero connty TINT change
il necessary or would be 10 inc pest H.
forests of the people. Absolutely none.
II il for the people of this county to say
whether they appreciate efficiency, hon
asty and economy in the administration
NJ nnblic affairs or not. By re-electing
the Republican ticket they will demon
strute that they do; by defeating it they
will demonstrate that they do not. La
Junta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
Entire Nous Dancing Club.

This local social organization held q
lance and business meeting Mt X. z. hall
Wednesday evening. n
The following officers were elected: u.
T. Smith, pres; l.. r.. Fenlnson, wee
pres sam Meyer. sec.; l.. N. Hendricks.
treas'; Messrs. Johnks aud Price and
Miss Bslle Swink, committee on member
sh,p: Chas. Daring, floor manager.
'r6e visitors on Wednesday, evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Dye, Of Manza
nola: MI. Maddox md daughter, OF Pu'
a,,in: Mrs. Bert Cave, Of Denver; John A.
Kincaid. % Of la Junta; Miss Jennie Ack
erman. Of Trinidad. -,, Ill h.
held on the first and third Wednesda!
evenings Of each month.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
MARY ). ANDERSON.
Candidate for sup't sf Sele

Candidate Tor Sup'i sf Srhosl-.
Mar, J. Andersen ~as born in Bethany.
Mo, Oct. ~. isoo. She was educated in
tho public schools Of hor native town aud
iii- Stat. Normal school of that place.
from which she graduated with high
honofs. She then isnght at knob Nos.
ter and WnT,usIi;Ig. In lss. rh. WINS
married To W. l.. Anderson. "a caii!rnini,.
and they ut once wfni to New Mcsicu.
where hc hpd ranch. In 1850 they
moved la Rocky Ford. MrP. .indcrson
was member -. ih- RncEy Ford school
board from 1891 Ia lsIJ aud th- made I'M
pcltyr. iEi-ilig-it inciut"r. being nh itn.
pnr;ant factor III bringing onr public
schools 10 their present coniitiun Of cS-
c.ilcncc. In iS.Ii she was elected snpcr.
inicnicui ~: pni,iir instruction OF Ot-ro
county. Her husband di-,l III III. spring
ot ISIS, leaving Il,rc- children. William.
Robert aud Margaret. They arc all nj
home and attending the Rocky Ford
public schools. That Mrs Anderson has
been an efficient county superintendent
goes without shying. She Inns laborcsl
hard and faithfully to further the best
interests Of thu public schools Of this
county Her work has been directed by
intelligence and sho has becu inspired IN
tho discharge Of her duties by an inborn
desire to advance the cause of education
along the lines that are Of benefit 10 both
teacher and pnpil and taxpayer. r.-Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

Psnlason & Gretchen report the FOLLOW.
ing sales: Mrs Annie u. Eiser's gss,lsa
Tract. :is acres. to John ID. Page. for
~ .1O; To Christopher Pstro. % acrss of
The q. \. Reynolds land At Swiak: tn q.
II. Samples. d, acres of tho Potter land
hear town. 0n ths northeast.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

When you cannot sleep for coughing.
it is hardly necessary that any one
shonld tell You that you need u few doses
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
allay the irritation of the throat, and
make sleep possible. It is good. Try
it, For snle by L. W. Kearby. Druggist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

Call at Hereford d Awards Drug
Store and get q bottle Of DR.. Bow
mans Pluto XVI Remedy. tn.
best medicine in the United States
for Stomach aud Bowe; troubles.
0.23p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

J. A. Lawson. Physician d
Surgeon, Maxwell Block. Rest
tlcncc two blocks cnst Of Washing
ton School. Telephones: office.
6i.i Black. Residence, 1922
White.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

The finest assortment of Buggy
Robes and Blankets will be found
at Z. Il. Cooks. He positively
has the largest and finest stock in
town and the prices are right.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

If You wish to make your hens
lay more regularly, 60 to Ezra
Nuckolls and buy some of the
Ground Blood and Bone food.
It's q great thing. Try it. 2Otf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

1t takes more than n '.lick and a
promise" to make q photograph.
Nothing but first.clnss work al
lowed 70 leave our studio.
WALES 4 GRAHAM.
Up stairs, =. q. Block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

We are in the market for choice
Alfalfa Hay nt all times.
l5-tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

Apples For Sale. Call on G. A.
Jones, forty rods south of Wash.
ington School building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

J. = Willard = fsv isys ago arrived
from Bs.ifoni. Iowa. With 100 colonies os
b.s. and will locate in Holbtook. Mr..
willard has visited this region before
aud knovs whAt hs is doing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

Cheapest Underwear in town at
Phenicie's. 81 goods now selling
ut 40 cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

Call aud sec Orr in his elegant
new quarters and order some OF
the fine Cnbinc: Photos which he
Is making Sl,25 To 81. 80 per dozen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

We are in the market for choice
Alfalfa Hay at all times.
15-tf Rocky Ford Trnding Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

See us before selling your Ale
alta Seed.
l5.tf Rocky Ford Trndins Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25
Announcement.

About Dec. lst., +. A. Karpe
will occupy the new kellogg build.
ing with greatly enlarged stock
Of Hardware.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

Dress Goods OF the latest fabrics
will he in stock ut Phcnicie's early
mex; week. The inspection of the
lncics requested.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

II you want the choicest and
best Of meats 60 to l.. II. Gcrb-
ing's where you will always find
prime fresh meats Of nll kinds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-25

DR.. Arnold treats female dis
eases Ostcopathically. Office i'll
new Hagen building.