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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF
STATE SAVINGS BANK

Organize under the laws of Iowa. located at
Missouri Valley in the county of Harrison.
at the close of business on the 9Th tiay of
April A. ID. 1902, made to tho Auditor
Of State as required by law.
ASSETS.
Amount of billy,
bonds and other evil
dcnces of debt dis
counted or purchased
actually owned by the
bank -. So. slG9l54 7i
Amount of cash on
hand, described as
follows.
Gold coin ~. q l5l5 90
Silver coin and bullion 2tiS 90
Legal tender and ma
tional bank notes and
subsidiary coin ..... 5l2O 81
Drafts and checks on
other solvent banks
and other clsh items
not .dislonorcd,
hand and belonging
to the bank . !.a!. IS s'1o 70
Amount subject to he
drawn Mt sight on de-
posit with solvent
banks or bankers
Hanover National Bank
Of New York. 5000 81
Merchants Loan 4 Trust
Co, Chicago, 1910 II
First National Bank,
of Council BlnlIs 225555 80
s:;95s9 3.
Ovcrdrafts .....,.a.... ll2po IA
Value of real property
Owned by the bank) 800 Ga
Value OF personal pro-
pcrty. ............... 800 90 10000 90
Total Asscts.... ,........... :2233749O 20
LIABILITIES.
Amount Of capital stock
actually paid up in
cash ............-. .s225 900 90
Total amount due de-
positors us follows
Amount sight depos-
it's -. ..........s 95T5i O2
Amount time depos-
its................. lo7763 40 saoa5l7 81
Indebtedness of every
kind due banks,
bankers, or persons
other than regular de-
postora:
Bills payable . s None
Radsconnts ....... 3 None
Due clearing house. & None
Amount of undivided
profits as follows:
Surplus fund None
Other profits on hand
(aftcr deducting taxes
and expenses), ....... .s?l2 G9
Total Liabilities ......... Sa331490 20
Amount of all liabilities
to the bank on part
of it's directors:
As borrowers. ....... Mono
As endors0ra. ....... None None
State of Iowa Harrison county, 3d., /, w. j.
Burke. Cashier of the Bank above named dc
snlemnly swear that the foregoing statement il
full, true and correct, to the best of my
knowledge and belief, that tho assets therein
set forth arc bona tide the property of sac
Bunk in its corporate capacity; and that nj
| pnrt of the same has been loaned or advanced
to said Bank for the purpose of being exhibit
ed as portion of its assets.
WI. BURKE.
Cashier.
Sworn to before no and subscribed in my
presence hy W. j. Burke this 10th day d
April i3la. w. ID. CODY,
LsEALl Notary Public.
Harrison County, Iowa.
Attested by:
81. DEWELL,
w. A. SMITH, Directors.
JOHN YOUNG,
There's no beaut III all the land,
That can with her face compare,
Her lips are red, her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea a
night. Elliott & Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

Miss Bessie Roden is reporter much
better today
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

A negro tramp stole q coat from A.
9. Briggs barn yesterday afternoon.
Officer Kiss was put ON the track of
the tramp and soon had him under ar.
rest and the coat returned to its owner.
The tramp was escorted out of town
this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Bells for nut cake.
Daughters Of Rebekah.

Lillian Lodge No. 90, ID. of r., will
meet at their hall in this city on Sat-
urday evening, May Sd, at 7:30.
Mrs. j. b. LYON, Sec'y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

Rev. NORM of Portsmouth and Rev,
Hommart of Earring were in the city
last night the guests of Rev. L J Null
len.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Died Yesterday

Bells cream bread is always best.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
One month more of school.

During the hot weather thissum-
mer you will need a garden hose.
Chas. Forde is best equipped to
fit you out in this line.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

DR.. Tamis1ea, Missouri Valley
Iowa. tt
NJ Carver is an Omaha business
visitor today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

Mrs. Il Il L Zuver is spending the
day in Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

There's no beaut y IN all the land,
That can with her face compare,
Her lips are red, her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at
night. Elliott & Harvey.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-07-18
stns I dire lid e @rpiofion.
Bart Gitn. lltnh. IL. Suli.


Stpei pulper=Maeaaine in Der Dds
lp=gBeit Wtine flpgen beute Mprgen
um l ubr in bic 2uft nit iebr arpz
BEN gerluit an Meni9enleben, Der
bis lest nod ni9t genau feitgcitent
tperoen fam. 8is A llbr paren SO
Sei9en aus benz S9aSAe berausbefDrz
bert uno mebrere 2eute iinb in beiins
nllrlgslotem 3uitanbe eerettet
poroen. Man bra6te oieie 9ei6en
uno VerIeBten aus benz Ontario
S9d9te, tpel9er cine Meile BON benz
OaIp BeitsS6adte entfernt lit. Der
700 SUB tiefe 9dIp Weft lit nit bem
600 SUB tiefen Ontario our6 einen
STOLEN perbunoen. sSn benz eriteren
Shd1te arbeiten BON 10O-15O unb
in Dem leBteren etfpd 100 Mdnn.
Wtan tpeib mod ni6t, tpie piele BON
bteien 2euten ibr 2eben perloren ba-
ben, ba gifttge Safe fen Sob etli6er
Der Seltte, Die gu Sage gefDrbert tpurs
ben, perurfddt boben. 6ierdus f9liez
ben ndmlt6 erfdbrene 9ergleute, boB
SAFE bic sisentlide urIa6e pes linz
gliids tparen unb BON ben erplpnirenz
ben 8afen bic @rplofion nes Yulpers
berbeigefiibrt ipurbe.
2lus Dem SntdripzShant nurben
8 Sobte berausbefDrbert: Gep. @ars
bin, Speibel unb Spberup. Der Qebz
tere arbeitete cine sanae Meils BON Der
Stelle entfernt, mo ii9 bic Grploiion
autrug. Ollie Orei ipdren eritidt.
Die @rfdiitteruna mar 10 itarf. baR
duf Wfetlen imllmfreis iebertnann aus
benz S4lafe urfgef9redt ipurbe. Die
aufregung lit unbei6reibli9. @s 1T
Giemano in Der Srtf9aft, Der ni9t
Sreunoe pber 8ernanote in ben
S9G9ten bate. Srauen unb &inber,
pel6e 9atten uno Batter in ben
ShG6ten bdben, umftebenb idmmernb
unb bdnberingenb ben Ontario.
&pngreb % pmin q tipn n.
mt. @ernon, ST., IL. Suli.
sSoIep9 8. @ronlep BON &obinIpn,
grapforb So., tpurbe fpieber fir ben
&pngreb nominirt i'm %. Oiitritt. @s
puren 629 9bitimmunsen nOtbig.
Oes Moines, Sa., II. Suli.
sspbn 9. 2arep tpurbe i'm 6. Oiitritt
gum Z. WtaIs ais SpnereBabseOrOnetes
nominirt.
@dpatonetd, g., IL. Suli.
Der bemptrutii9e &pnerebfonpent
bes 4. 9iitritts ronlinirte 9arber fir
ben &ongreb.
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epdte te9trgettune
Qerinntnr. N2o.. i6. osnIi.

Dem Soiepb Goaapus, einem ebes
malioen @liebe Der beriintigten
Auanirea gdnoc pGbreno beg 9iirs
ortrieees, tuurbe pon Doc" Sob1ion
In einem Gtreiie ber 2eib aufse'
i5list.
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Gi5afrtta.
Gnnitnhi II

GdpItaoi, II. Jlili.
Der friibre prdiinent Stsiin BON
Ordnie 5rsiitoot, iStau Stciin unb
5iuei in be,G 9ssIsitung befinbli6e
G.r5te fub.en Brute auf bern Dumpfer
sGarisbroot goitle" nd8 europa ub.
Serr Steiin 1T i4psr an SbPbus ers
frdnft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-07-18
&riegs9eri6tti9e &os
m bic.

Woibin9ton, .. g., IL. Sult.
Der WliniIter gloot brd6te oas
S9riftitiid BON Spiter 8up, in benz
bic 8erbanOlungen gegen ben 9sneral
Sdcob 8. Smith entbalten iino, pels
der negen benz Wlajor Baller segebes
nen 8efeble bor bem Sriegsgeri4t IN
MdniId itonb. Smith lpuroe i9uloig
befunoen uno oo5u oerurtbsilt, BON
bn DorgeisBten 8eb0rOen - seriist
81 nerben. Der grdiioent aooIenelt
bat nun Smith gstaOclt; 3uglei9
ipuroe beriel6s peniionirt, Oa er 81
Sdb:e aft 1T unb iomit peniionirt
tperoen tann, - ni6t muB 3. Der Wlis
niiter Root beleu6tet in einem ldnses
ren SdjriftItiid ben prdiioentIi4en
Saoei. @r 3eigt, bdB, obpobl Smitb
ben gefebI: ,Gri6ldgt unb Ders
brennt!" ssgc6en bate, bod nur penis
&c duf bieien gefcbl bin get0btet tUors
ben iino, in 0irtli6teit nur bic II
GinsebOrensn, bic IuiOr DdlIer mdfs
Idtriren lieB.
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Sacoma. @afh., II. sSuii.

QlIs Der Snqusit iiber bic anoc6.
li6e 2ei6e bes 9apib Merrill, bes
@enoFen Sracp's, abgebalten tpurbe,
ipurbe burd 3eugen ertlGrt, baB Mers
rim bier falide 3dbne bate. ipdbrenO
ties bei Der frugli9en 2ei6e ni9t Der
San III. @s 1T bdber lei6t m0eli9,
bub es iich gar ni6t I'm bic 2eide
Merrin's 6anbelt, Der angebli9 DON
Sracp ermorbet fpuroe.
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StoneD Boint, ". y, II. Suli.
Der 123. Sabrestdg Der @roberuns
Der bieIieen britt den 8efeitisuasen
i'm gtepolutipnsfriege bur9 ben Genez
raj Mntbonp Mabne tpuroe bur6 bic
ginfpeibung zines 0ffentIi9en Qartes
an Der beitimmten Stelle gefeiert.
Seit Sabren I9on bat Die Nmeritaniz
i6e 6iitprii9e @eiellf9aft bieien sled
@roe, BON bem aus man eine pradtz
pplle Iusiidt iiber ben 0uoIon>6lub
senieBt, gepflegt. Sept iibernimmt Der
Staat Die pettere Pflege.
pGGBe Der Stretter befeb t.
Suntington, 80. 3d., II. Suli.
SauIenb 8ergleute BON 8tr9inia
unb glort6 Carolina trafen in ben
syldt Sop &pblenfeloern elm, um on
bic STEELE Der Streiter gu treten. sSn
@irfli9feit eiebt's in ben gtorfolt unb
8eitern &oblenfeIbern gar teinen
Streit niebr. 9lIe, ipel9e ni6t an bic
@rbcit suriidtebrten, bdben bie@egenb
perloifen. 8iele @rubcn bdben 2eute
n0ibig, dber es trifft tdgtGgli4 frif6er
3u3ua elm.
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Oer fhIaut9 9rach.
Seattle. ggai1., 16. SSAIi.

Der fIii9tise 5racp Bat Ieinen alien
Sniff pieberboIt unb III an eineSte[Ie
suriidsstsbrt, mo sr friihsr Thon mar.
er purbs nobe Der WludIsibots Reiers
patton BON siuem Snbidnsrtnaben oes
ieben. aud uun bem @iebSii9ter 6en.
m S'g2sil. Gr bsfinbst fi9 dlio in
bsm White ober Green Rioers9b bale.
Snbem er in ben altsn Spuren sus
riidIdIih, BAT oer ifIade gerbreder
5unbs nj, Reni9en ON Rorrenieil
a.fiibrt.
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gldbe Der Streiter befebt.
Die HGuber eefent.
Nenpr, Solo, IN. oSull

Nenpr, 0olo., II. Siilt.
Die Spuren Der Mfdnner, tpel9e am
MarIball pab ben 0enperS unb 3io
Srdnbes3ug beraubten. fpurben pers
folet biz Sdgdn6e Gpuntp, stpifhen
bsm MibbIe unb Sharp Greet, 30 Meiz
len BON Dem S6aupldB Der &Guberei.
Orei perf6iebene @erfplsunssmanns
i9aften bdben bic &erle tbatId9li9
umringt unb bds nGhite. mas man bos
ren tpirb, tpirb etne grimmige S9la6t
iein.
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GnotonO.

Die S6onerpa9t bss aaiiers
Dilbelm, rU1etsor", traf bel Der Betts
fabrt um ben BON gui6 greis goo
Guinesn) unb Stpsi unoers greils ais
GrIte, BON 6elgolunb aus, bier Elm.
Die gd6isn fubrsn am Rontos db,
mubter atsr infolgs BON Ninoiiius
cine 3eit lang in osr Roroiee itiu lie'
gen bleibm.
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Su n bei 9 reden.

Spriug gollep, 81, f6. Sult.
Nlebrertainber tpurbn bier bon els
mem toln &0tsr ssbiiien. 9lne bic
@ebiFsnen iino i'm Gsii6t 5erfIeii4t.
uno bier purben 5ur gebanolung na9
gbicdgo ssianbt.
Die gurger bdben iih iebt bstudffs
net, uno es III Elm 9reusSug ssgen
ulle ni6t nit Wdultorb perisbeneu
Sunbe i'm 9dnse.
Reues @rubenungliid. d.
Sobnsiopn ga., 16. SuIi.
Cine 91ndmits Grploiion in S4dht
90. 4 Der gerpino Wbite So. 5u 8ina
Der bate our Golss, bab bier Mdnnsr
oe.uoiet purben.
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Dos @81a@tf@iff Maine.

FDtIaoeIpDIu, Fu., To N0IIII'
0as neue S8lo9tIaiff nRuine"
has BON ben Cramps gebdut ipuroe
trat bic ppn isinen Grbauern dngeorb=
nete QrobeIabrt an. 2dut bem Son.
trait mus Oas Sdiff is SnUtsu tu'
ridlessu f6unsu.
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Sracp IieB ftd's fdmedtn
@numcIdip. Mnfh.. IL. HuIi.

Sracp bat fidb's am Sonntae aui
Der 5arm bon Morris Garner am
8oiie Sade, etpa brei Wisileu bon
bier, gut fdmeden IaiTen. 9eute, 10
sIdubt man, tampirt sr in ben 9iiecIr
DitIic1 BON bier.
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UIUNIIUf II. AyUII.
ginbunbert 2obrpnen nit Sc
tpsbrsn unb 8olos befpaffnet, griffen
eeitern ndbe San Mdtep in Der S9ros
pin5 Manila aht &onitabler an unb
I6lu9en iie in bic 5ludt. Bier bieIsr
lesteren iperben permibt unb Elm fiinfs
tcr 1T peripunbet.
@ielleidt b o4 niht Wier>
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Sm gunbcsgeri9t mics Der Ri4s
Ter Sdnborn ben 2lntrdg Der
Srau 2aurd 3eKon duf auss
itellung zines GinbultsbefebIs segsn
bic .aouiIiana pur4uIe @Tpoiition
50" BON ct. 2Ouis moeiltig ab.
iyrau 2siIon pollte our6 einea Iol6en
gn6dlts6eIebl per6inbern, oaB i6r Gis
senibum fir gtusitsaungs 3neds
tonoemnirt tperoe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
0LNEY SPRINGS.

MRS. o. F. Comstock and Master Fred
die were the guests Of Mrs. Hollis Mills a
couple Of days last week.
VIII Sterling and Harry Millhouse have
purchased a threshing machine. We
hope the boys will do well and &C; all the
work they can do. for they are en,erpris-
ing young men.
Harry Smiley was taken quite sick las,
Monday and was sent TO the railroad
hospital. Pueblo. His many friends hope
TO soon sec him well again.
The Woodmen dance las, Friday night
was well attended and everyone reports
good time.
Tho case before Judge conard. tho
People VS. Swanson for running water on
tho country road. was decided in favor o.
defendant.
Miss ofal Hanen is enjoying fine visi;
this week with her friend. Edith Fosdies,
Of Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parker entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. J. conard and tho Misses
conSrd At dinner last Thursday.
W. .. Gobin was over from the Ford
Monday in the interest OF the People
vs. Swanson suit.
Judge Parker transacted business in
tho Ford Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Riehoson was the CUES, o.
Mrs. George Mausher Tuesday.
Our school house looks very fine since
receiving nav coat OF pain, and paper
w. C. Hanen did the work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
An Early Morning Fire.

About three o'clock Monday morning
our citizens were aroused by the wiero
wailing Of the fire whistle. and soon a
large crowd was on the scene OF the fire,
in the southeastern part of town. Chief
karpe and the hose company were on
hand promptly, but the flames had SO far
advanced that there was no hope of saw
ing the house, which was total loss
with all its contents. The building was a
four-roomed frame, the property of Gee.
M. Smith, barber in Geo. Gross shop
Mrs. Smith has been in Kansas for sew
eral weeks and Mr.. Smith was in LaJunia
the night Of the fire. No fire had been
used in the house for number OF days
and the origin Of the disaster is mys-
terry. Partial insurance was carried. Mr..
Smith will rebuild at an early day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oooooo0ooooS
CORRESPONDENCE
HOLBROOK.

j, B. MANLY is attending the Elk's con-
ventiOn at Salt Lake City.
Miss Wayne WATSON returned hons
Monday from a two weeks stay al
Denver.
J. L. Bennett began shipping eanta-
loupes Wednesday.
The last run Of water was strictly first
class. 1t has made an excellent beet
crop an assured thing.
Mrs, A. W. Shelton drove out TO Hol-
brook Wednesday.
Bert Simpson OF Colorado Springs is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Albert Moore.
Mrs DR.. Haskins Of La Junta is the
guest OF Mrs. J. 3. Mandy this week.
A little child Of D. B. Brown died last
Thursday after a lingering illness.
Allen Moore and daughter. Mrs. Brown.
are visiting at Eads. C. r. Moore Of La
Junta is attending to the store during his
fathers absence.
Mrs. ]. L. Bennett left Monday for a
six weeks visit with relatives and friends
in southeastern Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shelton departed
last week on a camping expedition in the
mountains.
Geo. Larmore and Ed Rockefeller have
some Of the finest watermelons in Hol-
brook. Mr. Rockefeller has been making
large shipments this week.
The Nieklos Bros. have taken few
days from farm work TO look after their
cattle, which are on the range 100 miles
northeast Of here.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
Valuable Information If Reliable.

Fly escapes are needed on the win
dows of the house just about as much
as are screens. In fact the screen is
only doing half its duty without fly
escape, How are they made? At each
upper corner Of each window screen the
wire-cloth should be pried up one
fourth of an inch by pushing in two little
blocks of wood. Flies get into house
when the doors are opened. Sooner or
later fly goes to the window. runs up
to the top. scurries along first TO one cor
ner or tho other, and. II he finds an open
ing. out he pops, never TO find his way in
again by the same route. Put escapes
at the tops OF windows and there is no
necessity for sticky fy-paper or the
nuisance OF litter Of dead flies on the
floor and everywhere as when fly poison
is used.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

II is with 10y | tell you what Kodol did
for mo. was troubled with my stomach
for several months. Upon being advised
TO use kodol ! did so. and words cannot
tell the good Il has done mo. a noighboi
had dyspepsia SO that he had tried mos;
everything. ! told him to use Kodol
Words Of gratitude have come TO me from
him because ! recommended it.-Geo. W
Fry. Viola. Iowa. Health and strength
Of mind and body depend on the stomach
and normal activity Of the digestive or
gans. kodol. the great roconstruetiye
tonic. cures all stomach and bowo
troubles, indigestion. dyspepsia. Kodo
digests any good food you eat Take 4
dose after meals. For sale by City
Drug Store. GLIB
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
Enterprise Free Employment Agency

Laborers wanting work should leave
their names at the Enterprise office.
Farmers wanting hands should leave
their names at the Enterprise office.
Girls wanting household work should
leave their names at the Enterprise office
Housekeepers wanting domestic help
should make their wants known at the
Enterprise office.
BY this means those needing help and
those wanting work can be brought to-
gether without cost to either.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
Foolish Town Board.

Down at Longmont the "quacker doc
tors" crept into that town and have been
working the people of that burg to a
finish. They paid no icense-as Long
mont is lax about collecting fees. The
quackers must consider Colorado splen-
did field for the fool-killer. Loyeland
Reporter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
u Needs n Tonic.

There are times whom your liver needs
. tonic. Don't give purgatiyes that grips
and weaken. p6Wit,'s Little Early Risefs
espol all poison from tho system and &C,
as a tonic 70 tho liver. W. Scott. 55i
Highland avenue. Milton. Pa. says: II
have carried Dowi,t's Little Early Risors
with mo for several years and would no.
DC without them." Small and easy %
take. Purely vegetable. They never
gripa or distress. For sale by City Drug
Store. 9-i5
The Enterprise las excellent faciii.
ties FOR poster work Call aud see us
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
I.amar's Fair, August 81 to 20.

Lamar's Fair is being well advertised
in Rocky Ford this week by means OF
posters. naming the following attractions:
Frontier Day, Thursday. August 90.
Agricultural, horticultural and household
products. Liberal display Of all kinds Of
live stock. Cowboy races every day.
Baseball games in the forenoon. Broneho
busting and roping Contests
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

The unusually large stage in the Grand
opera house is ono of its finest features.
The room afforded for scenery will at
tract to our town many companies which
are passing from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and which ordinarily play only in
the larger cities Theater goers will find
the coming season crowded with attrac-
tons net heretofore within reach of Rocky
Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
Ills Sight Threatened.

while pieniesinR las; month my IL
yoar-old boy was poisoned by soma weed
or plant" says w. II. DibbIc Of Sioux
City. Ia. ''Ho rubbed the poison OF his
hands into his eyes and for a while VIC
were afraid he would lose his sight.
Finally noighbor recommended Dewitt {
Witch Hazel Salyo. Tho first application
helped him and in 4 few days ho was as
well as ever" For skin diseases. cuts.
borns, scalds. wounds. inject bites De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salye is sure cure.
Relieves piles at once. Beware Of eoun-
torfcits. For sale by City Drug Store.
g-i5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
Eneouraglng Repor.s From BouIder

F. j. Gretchen writes from Boulder that
the well Of the otero Oil & Gas Co. at a
depth Of 255 feet struck both oil and gas
in small quantities. This experienced oil
men regard as an indication OF a very
superior well. Inc oil and gas has been
cased out and the drilling is making good
progress.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
Public Library Notice.

The Public Library in the Liberty High
School building will be open every
Saturday during the school vacation from,
8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
A Necessary Prceaution.

Dom, neglect a cold. Il is worse than
unpleasant. IL is dangerous. BY using
One Minute Cough Cure you can euro L
At once. kllays Inflammation. clears the
head. sooths and strengthens tho mueuous
membrane. Cures coughs. Group. throat
and lung troubles. Absolutely safe. Acts
Immediately. Children ike L. For sale
by City Drug Store. s-l5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
WEEKLY FASHION HINTS.
Gown Of Fancy Suiting and White
Muirc.

The material for this handsome stree,
costume is a fancy suiting. but il will also
DO quite chic IL developed OF smooth fin
ishod cloth. Some Of tho nowes, features
in tailor-mados. the basque or skirt as
well as the broad shoulder effect arc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

The Rocky Ford Trading Co. has the
largest and most complete line OF single
and double buggy harness in the county.
as well as heavy work harness. Il will
pay you to investigate before you buy.
Z-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

For Sale.-i2 good mich cows and
one +-year-old Durham bull. Apply to
chas. Collins, one mile northeast Of
Rocky Ford. io-ilp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

Free! On Wednesday Of each week
during July and Angus, orr's Gallery will
make picture Of your baby free. Neg
atiyes made from 9 TO $3.50 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

The Jaekson-D Dawson Coal and Trans
fer Co. is building substantial brick
warehouse 5oxz5 feet in the rear of
their present office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

Mayor Swink is setting an example by
having cement sidewalk built the entire
depth of his residence block on Swink
| avenue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15
Protection for Rural Delivery Mail
Boxes.

A paragraph OF Postoffiee law reads
as follows;
Whoever shall hereafter willfully or
maliciously injure, tear down. or destroy
any letter box or other receptacle estab-
lished by order of the Postmaster
General or approved or designated by
him for the receipt or delivery of mail
matter on any rural free delivery route.
or shall break open the same. or willfully
or malieiously inlure, defaee. or destroy
any mail matter deposited therein, or
shall wllfully take or steal such matter
from or out Of such letter box or other
receptacle. or shall w;'lfully aid or assist
in any Of the aforementioned offenses,
shall for every such offence be punished
by fine Of not more than one thousand
dollars, or by imprisonment for not more
than three years
From the above it will be seen that it
is dangerous 10 in any way interfere with
mail boxes or their contents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

flake L. n. Gerblng your butcher. a,
his Meat Market will DO found tho very
best. 25u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

Quality is the FRS; thing to consider in
buying a piano.-T. ]. Hi III
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

A man who lived here several years.
and who went up against the booze game
very regularly. used to tell everyone that
he could drink or leave it alone. just as
he pleased. Recently word was received
from an eastern state Of this mans death.
and the cause Of his death was chronic
alcoholism. 1t is peculiar that the men
who can drink or let it alone never seem
to try the latter experiment-Ex.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-15

The next log-rollirg Of the Woodmen of
the World Of this district will be held at
Lamar in August of 1908. and an i'm
mense time is promised by the Lamarites.