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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
CHURCH NEWS.

The Rocky Ford Ministerial association
meets Monday nos, .. 10 a. m: with
Rev. Knuckoy OF tho NJ. E church. All
visiting pastors are invited 70 attend.
Sunday services 4, tho Baptist church
arc as follows: Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching at ! q. m. Subicet: Chris
tan Stability" q. Y. ?. v. meeting in
tent at z p. IN. Leader. Bessie Weather
wax. Tho Childron's Day exercises will
be held at 8 p. m. The children have an
viied TO attend.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union held
4 business meeting and social at the
church parsonage on Tuesday evening
last. New officers for tho ensuing half
year were elected. They are as follows:
President. Mrs. Lizzie Crowl: yiee-presi-
dent. p. K. Blinn; recording secretary. II.
C. Slfer; corresponding secretary. Kate
wax. About fifty OF the young people
were present and enjoyed highly
sociable time.
At the First Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning Children's Day exercises
will be held at the usual preaching hour
and the annual offering Of the church for
Sabbath school missions will be taken.
Preaching in the evening as usual: Theme.
Too Busy"
Methodist Church Morning subject:
Revelation and Philosophy. Evening":
Children's Day service by the Sabbath
school, Hymns for morning. q. 5l2.
1858. Epworth League topic; How the
Weak Become Strong. Leader. Pastor.
All are invited. I. knuckey. Pastor.
Christian Science subject next Sunday:
Sacrament. Miss Hartzog.
Next Sunday is Bro. Morrison's regular
amendment at the X. p. hall. Subject in
the morning: The Devils Tanglefoot.
In the evening: "An Absolute Monarchy.
The music committee OF the NJ. E.
church have provided some specially tlne
vocal music for next sunday, Mrs. Dr.
Sigman and Miss Anna vanDenberg vol
unteering the melody OF their superior
voices.
Episcopal Church: Services every Sun
day in the Commercial College hall. south
entrance. Sunday school p. m. Evening
prayer and sermon. z:45 P. m: Every
body cordially invited.--W. II. Haupt'
Rector.
German Baptist: Services every Sun
day as follows: Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Preaching services at a. m.
Evening services at 1880. Ministers: G.
E. Studebaker. G. Nevinger, J. c. Fun
derburgh. A. p. Talhelm. Superinten-
dent Sunday school.
See Fenason & Gretchen for Farm
and City Loans.
Wanted. at Once. Men, women, boys
or girls to pick cherries.-C. B. Tuttle,
Excelsior Farm foot of reservoir.
All kinds of buggies at the Rocky Ford
Trading Co. Call and see them
Attend the Sale at the Golden Rule
Store. 1t will save you money,
You can get all kinds Of feed at the
Rocky Ford Trading Co. Try them.
The Loan and Insurance companies
we represent are sure to suit. Call and
learn our terms. Randel & Preble, P. o.
block.
Lost, Small pooketbook with small
sum of money. Belongs to poor wom-
an. Mrs. E. j. Rupe. Finder leave at
Enterprise office.
Big Sale on Clothing. Dry Goods,
Shoes and Furnishing Goods at the
Golden Rule Department Store.
For Good Stone Water Cooler with
Faucet 60 to Young g. Scogin's Grocery
For Sale One of the prettiest Resi-
dence Sites in town by Randel & Preble,
P, o, block,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

a new warehouse. to be occupied by
tho Peoples Coal & Transfer Co.. is in
course o. erection on Maple avenue. in
rear Of their present promises. The
building is 25s&o feet. Of brick. and will
give tho company much more eommodi-
Gus quarters than those at present oeeu-
pied. Whether tho wooden structure on
the corner will be moved TO make way
for new block Is not settled as yot. but
sooner or later new modern building for
tho Farmers & Merchants bank is likely
to occupy this corner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Health Officer Kondg had notices dis
tributed early in the week notifying
househoders to clean up their promises
and place all garbage. tin cans and other
refuse. on the alleys or the street curb
ready for collection by the city garbage
wagons. which are to make their rounds
today. Weeds must be cut and any
manure on premises removed within six
days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Moki Ten positively cures Sick
Headache. lndie'stoion nnd ConsiIpn-
lion. \ delightful herb drink. Re
moves nli crupiIons ~ the skin. pro
lucins u perfect complexion. or money
refunded. lie nnd ~. wiitc tn us
for free sample. ". u. Hooker 4 Co.
Buffalo. y. y. For sale by Hereford
4 Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Abel have just opon-
cd wha, is TO DO known as The South
Side Lunch Room and Ice Cream Parior. ''
three doors south Of tho ST. James. Tho
premises have boen very neatly and con-
yonionily fitted up for tho purpose and
tho Abels have opened with splendid
run Of business. The .oatablcs will DO
found tho choicest Of their kind and tho
place will DO scp, open day, and night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

J. w. Scogin has purchased the inter-
est Of G. P. Randall in the Young &
Randall grocery, and together with W. j..
Young will cater to your wants at the
old stand under the firm name Of Young
G. Scogin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
Little Brown Jug Water Filter at tht
Rocky Ford Hardware Co.

Little Brown Jug Water Filter at the
Rocky Ford Hardware Co.
Bill of Fare for Sunday Dinner at Goes
Cafe, South rlain Street.
RELIsHEs.
Tomato Salad with French Dressing.
Radishes. Lettuce
SOUP.
Mock Turtle.
FISH.
Salmon Soallop.
RoRSTS.
Roast Beef Brown Gravy,
Pork Tenderloin, Mushroom Sauce.
BOILED.
Boiled Beef, Chowchow,
Chicken, Pot Soup.
EETREE.
Banana Fritters.
VEGETABLES.
New Peas in Cream,
New Potatoes, String Beans,
PASTRY.
Whipped Cream Pie.
Orange Ice, Angel Food.
Price, SO Gents,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

NJ. U. Randel has been doing business
In Pueblo tho latter par; Of the week.
Miss o;weil loft today for her homo in
Carlinyillc. H.. whore she will pass her
tnaehefs' vacation torn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

More truth than poetry" is what some
local literary critic may say Of the Mig
ger Tom verses in another column. We
suspect that the authors feelings would
not be hurt by such criticism.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Wanted, at Once, Men. women. boys
or girls to pick cherries.-C. B. Tuttle.
Excelsior Farm. foot of reservoir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Cut Prlcc Sale for is days. beginning
Friday. juno 9Th. at tho Golden Rule Do
partment Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

The Yeomcn will hold an ice cream and
strawberry social at !. o. o. F. hall
June 20.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Looper's Rocky Ford Jersey Dairy is
among tho newest names on the telephone
list
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

The Eagles Of Rocky Ford will run an
excursion to Cripple Creek June %. Full
particulars next week
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

flake L. H. Gerbing your butcher. At
his Meat Market will be found the very
best. 25tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

The best ane mos, complete limo Of
single and double Harness in tho city al
tho Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

For Sale, low Phaeton. upholstered in
leather. Has seen some little use bu, in
firs,-elass condition. Inquire a. Enter
prise office
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

The Golden Rule Cut Price Sale will
be one Of the greatest sales you ever en-
loved. See them next week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Young & Scogin, Staple and Fancy
Grocers, successors to Young g. Randall
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Try a can of Hammond's Famou.
Clipped Beef at Young & Scogin gro.
Gerry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

contribute
beauty
and 20 be broken for seeding From tho 40 Of alfalfa
old
the OF Rocky
sashams ranch IS country n
in ARKANSAS valley
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Wanted. st Oacc. Men. women. boys
or girls to pick ehcrrios.-C 3. Tuttlc.
Excelsior Farm. foot Of reservoir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

II you are looking for small desirable
investments we have them. Randel &.
Preble, p. o. block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Buy Your Meats of oerbinr and liv,
well.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Wanted, At Once. Mon. women. boys
or girls To pick ehcrrics.-C. B. Tu'ile.
Excelsior Farm. foo, Of reservoir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
Time Table.
GOING WEST.

GOING WEST. a
No. 5 .......... 3:43 A. NJ.
No. 6o7 ........ TAT A. NJ.
No. COB 12:37 p. NJ.
GOING EAST.
No. 6 ......... 1:l2 A. NJ.
No. Cos .1OOS A. M.
No. 6U2 ........ 800 p. N.
California Limited semi-weekly
from La .unta.
L. &. CURRAN, Agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

See Fenlason & Gretchen for Flre In
sufancc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

See Fcnlason & Gretchen for Hail In.
surance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
Notice to Factory Laborers.

Men may report at the office to record
applications for position with the Ameri-
can Beet Sugar Co. for the campaign Of
1902. Ia
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Wanted at Once, Men, women. boys
or girls to pick cherries.-C. 3. Iuttle,
Excelsior Farm, foot OF reservoir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

All kinds Of buggies at the Rocky Fore
Trading Co. Call and see them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

See Fenason & Gretchen for Farm
and City Loans.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Big Sale on Clothing. Dry Goods,
Shoes and Furnishing Goods at the
Golden Rule Department Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Lost, Small pooketbook with small
sum of money. Belongs to poor wom-
an. Mrs. E. j. Rupe. Finder leave at
Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

Attend the Sale at the Golden Rule
Store. 1t will save you money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

The Loan and Insurance companies
we represent are sure to suit. Call and
learn our terms Randel & Preble, P. o.
block
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

You can get all kinds Of feed at the
Rocky Ford Trading Co. Try them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

German Baptist: Services every Sun
day as follows: Sunday school at 0 a
m. Preaching services at a. m
Evening services at 1880. Ministers: q
E. Studebaker. G. Nevnger. y. Z. Fun
derburgh. A. p. Talhelm, Superlnten-
dent Sunday school.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
For a Good Stone Water Cooler with
Faucet go to Young &. Scogin's Grocery.

For Sale -One OF the prettiest Resi-
denoe Sites in town by Randel & Prebe
P. o. block,
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Contracts Have Been Awarded for Filling
in the Marsh.

Contracts Have Been Awarded for Flung
in the Marsh.
Orange, Texas, May 20.-Contraots we're
awarded this afternoon Ivy Mc>srs H. >.
Filson. p. B. Curry, J. swinford' W. H.
Stark ard c. w McFarline for filling in
their pi operty lying IN the marsh from Plne
street four blocks down TO the railroad
trestIe at the end Of Front street. TN, VII
Completely oblterate the old marsh Wn'ln
has been an eyesore for so long ana WIN
/, claim some Of the most valuable pfope "
in the civ The work of filing Is 70 neain
at nee and rushed through TO an carry
Architect Burt Mcdonald eurncd lhls
m -rninr from Pensacola, where he ma -
10 take the measurements ana make lAr
necessary drawings Of machinery LOT 20
hig paper mill here. He stated thll tAg
plnu for the building would DE c"hpltuu
In Few DAYS ana contemplate m1!
I'm ldiuC GON15O feet. three stories hlEn' VI +.
Nj, ncnnld states that the m u at IenSa'o y
Ice obput Two weeks wo hchd m u w..
npJ tbcn The work OF d smanuing II rehul
fnr SHIPMENT viii h-gn. Mr., lle,ser, SUM-
lniendrnt Of the plant, has already fnlhSs u
10 Orange with hiS family an1 VIII nave
charge % the work here. o,,o,,
A revival meeting was begun ~ "
Avenue Bqpfist church In N r,R ipss
night. conducted by Rev. J VI. Mllnlrn
linton CITY. Tenn. aud tn 'stor' keN- ,,,,
A Coulsnn 4 large congrrEau9h VIZ
M the services last night ana inc 1l'' u"
prrIisos to he an interesting one
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LACK COW SENSE.
People Get WiIfuI.

A COW or horse or even dog will refuse
10 eat or drink what the animal knows 10
be harmful brt mankind viii persist In
pouring in coffee even after having neon
iully assured that II is steadily killing him.
once in a while they wake up and do the
sensible thing
A lady says "why viii people wait as
loug as ! did when IL is So easy 10 save one
sr,f thc suffering caused 10y coffee drink
iugt After lsins coffee several years / dis
covered that / was breaking down ucfgous.
ly consulted several doctors, lni IN spite
Of everything steadily grew worse
One physician advised me to quit coffee
nrd tied quitting hv the use ~ WIN
power. hut every time II was miserah @
failure
My stomach was In dreadful shape aud !
WAS unable tn slcrn ~ night. nervous pros
tration sct Ia and became barely able 10
drag about
one ,lay while visiting a minister's wife,
a mothcrly old lady, she proDosedtto give
me % cup NJ coffee, the KIND az and been
using three times dag Cor three years.
So she brought ont a cup Of ,he mort fIne
and II was not coffee tried II ani was
carer 10 know how It was made.
she said. Five years ago was affected
much as you are IN ! qu,t dripnnG epHoe
ana hogan using Postum Food Crure, ana
that produced tho rcsnlt Ynu sec aud re-
stored mo TO health.
She said a lot morn and when | went
home | got n box OF Postum and began
rsing H. such soothing eject rnok place
adj i hogan sleeping nights md felt u re-
llef from my awful nervnns .ensian.
Creduailv and surely | got VOL ani raw
fecl as strong aud bcalthv ms "a wOlauu
should M my age. With ali ny o,d-tlme
energy restored.
+ earnestlr cntront all coffee drinkers n
, chonoe 10 pcstu1i what Is the nse ~ suf-
ferinr day ard nlght hecnnfe 81 some PAL
ir,. r, rTce when 0nc has bit 90 ielee II on
tnd use Postum 10 he well, AMI l think
snyone will agree With nee that health Is
a.nrth moro than everything else; money,
nroperty or fame" Name giYsn by Postum
| Co. Battle creek, MICA
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GAVE EACH OTHER AWAY.
Three Negro Suspects Arrested by
the Detectives.
A PECULIAR PITCE OF POLICE WORK
That Hardly Has a Parallel in Criminal
AnnaIs--A Story that Reads
Like a Romance.

The detectives Of the Houston police
force Yesterday completed their lnyestiga-
tiou into one Of the most peculiar pieces
OF police work that has possibly ever been
brought TO the attention of any police de-
partment In the country. Certain it is that
nothing to equal 1t has been unearthcd In
the history of thu local department and, If
the word OF officers old in the business Is
to lc taken for granted. and there is no
reason why 1t should not be. the IKE has
never been heard Of in police annals in
any city.
Starting out with the Information that a
certain negro who was wanted IN Beaumont
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AN AFERAY AT PARIS.

A Man Fatally Wounded Shot His Rs
saiant
Paris. Texas. May 20.-R. E. Mcdaniel,
bartender at the Meriick bar, was shot and
instantly killed last night. The shooting
was done by sam Barry The shot was
fired from a shotgun. After receiving his
death wound Mcdaniel procured his pistol
and fred Ave shots az the fleeing form OF
Barry, hitting him IN the shoulder AID IA
the leg Both are flesh wounds The trou.
lie came up over q game Of doininoes. Bar
~ Is under arrest.
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PIunos in Market.

Galveston Texas. May 2o.-Plums arc in
the market today and are selling AZ 10
cents per box. rho hcxcs contain Ihoat
thirty plums. Peaches arrived a few days
aco and nre now to be seen nt the vArions
stands over the city. They are so hgh'
though. that most people only sec them IS
it costs too much to bay them Peaches
Of very poor variety sell for - &c lts
per dozen and the better grades are selling
at 40 cents per dozen.
In a few days, however, the nigh price,
will disappear and there will be an aOund-
ance of delicious fruit
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THE GALVESTON CARNIVAL is A SUCCESS

Galveston. Texas, May 2o.-Thc second
dav of the Neptune Carnival was hotter
man the hrst Therc were moro Vi itors
from tho Interior and There was better
Split prevailing throughout tho city. There
was a Jolly atmosphere. The crowds nuW-
Ing encouraged the fakirs and they mad"
tic air alive with sounds Of all kinds. Each
had some fresh novelty to interest the small
boy and the country visitor and many a
aignifed old man was forced to stop aud
watch things which he had never seen bo.
fore.
Spectacular America" has proved n sue
cess greater than anticipated. An interest
ing history Of this country from the land
ing of Columbus to the present time is por-
traycd with pantomimc. intcrspersed with
enough speaking to make the scene intel
lie5ble and interesting. \ number Of excel
lent musical spocialtics nrc included I'm nc
r,orram 4 chorus Of line voices assisted
i'm the entertainment and, taken as whole
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was handled without hitch Of amy kind
and there were plenty OF cars m waiting
When the performance came to an end.
HARTFORD rs IN pORT
READY FOR VISITORS.
The Hartford is here l'aragut's IA.
mons old flagship dropped anchor in Bolt
var roads, near che black buoy, at o'c oclI
tails afternoon. She was bonded at once
by Dr. McClendon the quarantine Officer,
WHO found tho ship nud crow I'm hHc shupe.
She has clean bin Of health and ny
lucEicS and Officers may como ashore 3
much aS they like. or, rather, as much as
they 'an get leave TO,
\ committee went out Ia the Hartford
to welcome her to polt lud ascertain the
pleasure OF Captain Reedcr
Captain RteGer announced TINT the shi,
would be ready FOR visitors tomorrow NJ j.
ing ana that between tue hours Of 10 m.
and ) p. m. as many visitors as can climh
over the old ships side viii he welcomed
Oh board
\ visit to the Hart ford will br .-ell - y
the trouble IT viii take IN got tIrTg. .,ha
Is the most flmous vessel OF tine old nay
now adoat and ia her the great Farragut
won immortal fame.
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LouBEr IN RUSSIAN WATERS.

He Has Arrived at Croustadt and tx
changed with Russian Officials.
Cronstadt May 20 The French squadron
oscorting the armorcd cruiser Montcglni,
having President Louhct on board, WIS
sighted at about o'clock this morning
The imperial yacht Alexandra, with The
Russinu ear on board. arrived IN the hnr-
hOr almost simultaneously with the French
squadron Accompanying the ear were
tilo czarewltch the Grand Duke Michael
brother Of his majesty; Count Lamsdofff,
tho minister Of foreign Affairs the French
Ambassador at St. Petersburg, the Grand
Duke Alexis, the high admiral OF Russia,
and their brilliant suites The Grand Duke
Alexis boarded the Montcalm aud after
President Luubct had briefly reviewed the
Russian feet be escorted the president On
board the Alexandra. whore the greetings
exchanged between the eur aud NJ. Loubet
were most cordial.
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DROWNED WHILE IN BATHING.
Nu9ust Schneider of La Grange Was the
Victim,

savrston' Texas, May 20. - August
(yaHelaer Of La Grange was drowned this
LINING while bathing in the gulf. The
$50 arrived on the Missouri. Kansas
~ leSas train this morning and was
[s'Ouponied by his wife, The latter, how
~ u'd not acccm pany him in bathing,
deceased lost his life opposite the old
Ir,,1m. path house, which was destroyed
~ tl'e STORM. The water was not very
Isrp and some idyauce fhe theor, thai he
rcon ssltPu ny congestion. causing him to
'He helpless. lie seemed to be a good
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FRENCH PREMIER TO RESIGN.
He Considers that He Has AeoonoguS"eu
His Aim and Is Ready to Gut

He Considers that He has AOoS,"
His Aim and Is Ready to Cunt
Paris May 2o.--It is officially announce"
TINT the premier, NJ. Waldeek'tousSeau
viii resign June /, leaving President Lounet
70 select new cabinet simultaneously WIN
tho meeting OF the new chamber ~. war
,icrl. Rousseau notified President Lanhet
aud his colleagues just before the chiet -, ~.
eCutive's departure for Russia that ne v,t
slderrd that he had accomplished M ~. tat.
Inc ofsce and that IN view thereof ne ue
tidcd 10 retire from the present eaihht1edl,
hut would retain office until q new ,,s'
was formed from rcarcscniauses ~ t"e IVA
jorlty In the newly elected uepu'i'''
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MRS. /. KOPPERL DEAD.
|uccunbed to the Injuries Received in
California.

<VSSuHUtN 10 NIl- injuries FlGSGlNSQ w
California.
lGalyeston reAls MAY ~, Inc sad intel
|gnce has been received here that Mrs.
E'ldla Koppcrl who was injured about
r. @ess ago IN a runaway accldent at
lnnds CAL has succumIcd to her in
1Iles The deceased was one of party
eleven ladies' who were occupants 4
tlsho when the horses became uunln-
sseable and ram iowu steep Incline aud
talir overturned the vehicle. iniuring
Ieiy member 81 the party, more or less.
! he remainder of the GalNeStonians. how
''ef, who were injured are on a fair road
recovery
Mrs kopperl was among the most highly
ISleemed women of ibis city. Her life has
many years been largely devoted to OBJ
stN OF charity aud the advunCemcnJ of
Sat which would be of practical good to
Ie city She was a member Of the board
MahaEers Of the orphans home prolni-
WV worker In the Women's Health FRO
'cure association, hclnG chairman Of the
|O1lmlllee which has recently been doing
eg good work IN planting trees and De;lu-
pius tue city. Her residence In Calves
" yates from childhood. She was he
WOW 81 the late Noritz koppcrl, who WIS
one lime president Of the Santa Fe rail.
INV a,,u ,anu VINO h!lcd many other prominent
positions In this city.
,t,No grown sons, MoritZ ana Hermann,
'Vn OF "hom are married. survive her.