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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
PRINCE & WHITELY' MARKET
 LETTER.

New York June 26.-The more hope full news from England and excellent weather reports from the west and southwest, from the latter portion as far as harvesting conditions were con- cerned, gave further encouragement to holders of stocks to-day and caused firm opening. The trading still remain ed scattered and not all securities en- joyed activity still, sentiment and con- idence are slowly improving. Strike news did not present any new feature, and as market factor is losing inn portance We think the kings sickness also has in measure been discounted. Crop news and business conditions at home will hereafter in the markets course resume a primary place.
 Money remains unchanged; foreign exchange a trife easier Commission house business remains small; most of the trading is professional. The Eng fish markets were closed, and will be until Monday next.
 Railway earnings continue very sat isfactory for this time of the year. Commercial markets were influenced by the close proximity of notifications to receive purchases for July. There was nothing else that we could gather to af- feet them uufavorably The undertone both for grain and cotton Is good. The stock market offered no new features during the closing hour It was ex- tremely dull, but firmly held.
 PRINCE & WHITELY.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
FINE LIST OF ENTRIES
FOR BRANFORD PARK RACES
 NEXT WEEK.
Four Exciting Events for Purses Ag- Gregating Ss5O- Music by Second Regl- ment Band-speciaI Train Service.


 With a fine card of four races and plenty of good music by the Second reg iment band, etc, Branford Driving park presents programme for July g and 4, which fairly 'sparkles" with at tractiveness, and with pleasant weather there is little doubt but that thousands will take advantage of this excellent op- portunity to go out on the above days and enjoy the sport. The purses offer ed for the different events aggregate in all $S50, to be divided in four races The 2:40 class for trotters and the 2:3O class for pacers for the first day. The 2:21 class, pace, and the 2:24 class for trotters, down to run on July 4.
 All races will be run in mile heats, best three in five. The entries, while they do not close until June 28, have up to the present writing filled very rapid ly, and among the list we notice the names of some of the best horses in this part of the country, who are entered for try at the large purses which Pro- prietor l.. A. Fisk offers to the winners of the different events. The racing at Branford Driving park is always of the very highest order, and neither pains nor expense have been spared to make this big two-day meet the most success full ever given at this popular track For the benefit of our many readers we herewith present the special train ser vice which will be in force on the above named days
 Trains leave Union depot, this city, at 7:4S, 9:35 and 11:50 a. m. The Branford Driving park special will leave Union depot this city. at 1:30 p. m, stopping at Branford Driving park station.
 The following trains make best con- nections with the above special trains: Train leaving Waterbury at 11:10 a. m., Ansonia at 11:25 a. m., Derby at 11:30 a. m, Cheshire at l1:95 a. n,, Meriden | at t2:5S noon, Middletown at 12:21 noon and Wallingford at 11:26 a. m.
 Trains leaving Saybrook Junction at I0:35 a. m and 12:21 noon will stop at ! Branford Driving park station. The | 'are for the round trip on the Branford | Driving park special which leaves this city at 1:30 D. m. is but 25 cents, md the admission to the park is only | 10 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
SEMI-ANNUAL ELECTION.
By America Lodge, K. of P, Last Even

By America Lodge, K. of P, Last Even
 ing.
 America lodge, No. 52, K of P, held it's semi-annual election last evening. It resulted: C. C., L. w. Crane; V. C., c. H. Johnson; P, T. F. McKiernan; M. w., E. E. Horton; K. R. S., W. P. Burke; M. F.. w. b.. Fuller; M E.. C.. w Dow; M, A., William Burgess; l. G., Jacob Resnik o. G., B. Bernstein. Rep resentatives to the Grand lodge, E. E.. Horton and IT. K. Riley; alternates, c. H. Kibble, J. F. Winne. Trustee for eighteen months, b. F. Horton The installation will take place July 10. Work on one candidate in the second and third degrees was done last even ing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
FREIGHT CARS WRECKED

Saybrook, June 26-Two cars of the fast freight train leaving New Haven at 11:20 last night were wrecked on the Old Lyme bridge early this morning. The accident was caused by a broken draw bar. Wreckers were sent from New London and New Haven and after traffic had been delayed about five hours the track was cleared. No one was injured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
FRESHMAN EXAMS.

The registration of next falls fresh- man class took place in the various de- partments of the university yesterday forenoon at o'clock and at 9:30 the entrance examinations were held in the different places appointed for the pur- pose To-day the examinations will be continued, and they will be concluded at 1 D. m Saturday.
 The New Haven examinations are scheduled as follows:
 Academic department-Alumni hall.
 Sheffield Scientific school-North Shelf field hall.
 Law school-Hendrie hall.
 Medical school-Medical school build ing.
 Forest school - Marsh hafi, n60 Pros- pect street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
THE FASHIONABLE CENTER OF
 BOSTON


 To say that you live inside the Back Bay line" is the ambition of the Boston society man or woman. To live on Commonwealth avenue in Back Bay is the top round of the society ladder any Boston citizen is amphibious, that Back Bay is aqueous. The Back Bay is to-day only the old bay filled in. It is a miniature Holland without it's dykes. To this district has gone most of the financial strength of the Protestant churches. There is not a single Roman Catholic congregation in the Back Bay. Wealthy Protestants here have sway.
 The Baptists have one church. It was built by the Unitarians, who could not keep it. Stately cherubic figures with trumpets in their hands are at the four corners of the belfry tower, but it is Baptist not Unitarian breadth that fills those trumpets. The Congrega- tionalists have three churches in Back Bay. The Old South is their leader. The Episcopalians worship in Emman- ue and Trinity, Phillips Brooks church. The Unitarians have four con- street, Second and South Congregation gregations, the First church, Arlington al The First church was organized in 1630, as a Puritan body but it is not in that procession now. A distinguished English traveller thought he found among the Unitarians the most cultured society in America. That statement would not hold good to-day but in the course of his visit he probably struck the social column in Boston. Here, in Back Bay, the Unitarians lead in and social prominence.-Chrs ian Intelligencer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING.

Charles Zimowski, a member of Zion Lutheran church, was married to Miss c. Chamberlain Wednesday night the ceremony being performed by Rev. MT. Ottmann. The wedding feast was serV- ed at the parental home of the bride, 21 County street. At midnight the young couple started on a wedding tour to Rhode Island, where they will spend week visiting their relatives, On their return they will reside at 21 County street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Field Meeting Season of 1902 Opens To-

Field Meeting Season of 1902 Opens To- Day.
 The Connecticut Pomological society has arranged for an outing at Elizabeth
 park Hartford, to-day. In place of the
 annual strawberry meeting, which fail
 cd owing to the short berry crop, the
 members of the society and their
 friends are invited to join in a visit to
 Elizabeth park near Hartford, one of
 the most beautiful parks in all New England Just at this time the display of roses, in full bloom, and other flow CTS and shrubs is magnificent, and will be well worth going a long ways to see: also the ten-acre nursery. Superinten- dent Wrth. of Hartford parks, will welcome all visitors. The ladies will find special interest in the floral show. Picnic lunch at 1 o'clock Visitors must go provided with well filled lunch bas- kets. as no refreshments can be had at the park. only tables, lemonade, etc, will be arranged for by the society Af- ter lunch the timely topic of Spray ing will be discussed. Several experts will speak and give object lessons in spray work.
 The day will close with visit to some well known fruit farms in the vi- cinity.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27

REMAINS TAKEN TO EAST HAVEN
 Herbert H. Daniels died at his late residence. 94 State street. Bridgeport Wednesday. aged twenty-three. His body was brought to East Haven yes terday morning, where he formerly liv- ed. The funeral will take place Sat urday morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
HIS CONDITION CRITICAL,

Joseph Myers, now occupying his cot tage at West Haven, and who was re- verely injured last Monday by falling head foremost from his carriage, was said by members of his family to be
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
PROMINENT STAMFORD
DFAD.

Stamford, June 26.-Charles Gaylor, aged eighty-six, president of the Citi- zens' Savings bank of Stanford died to-day of general debility incident to old age.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
S. E. DIBBLE, 63o GRAND AVENUE,
 THE FRUITS

Of years careful, conscientious and sue cessful range building, allows us to of fer you perfect stove in the HUB.
 It's interesting to know that the HUB has a gauge oven door which assures, when roasting delicious piece of meat, full of juice,-not dry and burnt, as other ovens produce. Oven indicators if desired Sectional top. which pre-. vents warping of lids and centers. Our removable grate will interest the keen- est of buyers. Pattern water fronts, that will supply abundance of hot wa line of HUBS,-they are the Best Made. ter for domestic uses. Call and see our
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27

in @ most critical condition yesterday, He had been in an unconscious state during the afternoon and his relatives and Friends fear the worst
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
CORRESPONDENTS;
OLNEY SPRINGS.

ILorn. Fob, a To MF. and Mrs. rosa vsushn.
nn- bsby siEL
The dance stsrn by th. woaim-n dn last
fTtiay nisht -as . drei.i-i success
iialii. Mil. -eat Ia Pueblo Noai.y q. =
witness In tho murder trial OF Antoalo faIa.
Mr.. Harry Marris rvtuIn-si hats- Tuesday
tnorHlns faStn II ale. Ma. where shc has b--a
visiting friends tho past t-o raHa,hs.
Qaii. a numb-r OF p-rsoas are having
sirzv ~ strip.
Mr. Lih-b-rr, ha. r-at-,i his place aud sili
move bis family q" Pueblo absui March let
Dr Griiiin Of Osdsay "a. visiting Juisv
and Mrs, Parker over sunday.
A numb-f of IsdI-. and s-nti.tnrn ftohi
pu.blo came do-a Friday nisht to stay us-r
Sunday With sarah uurEo-s OF the Lsstosi
fafua.
Nr.. John Iiask-os,h came ,ia~n ffom tho
san Luis valley Friday nishi for . f-w weeks
visit With her relatives aud ui-sais.
Frank Dsrsrr held tue lucky nunit-r on
the nn" quilt that sss fsiiici at the dsnec
Friday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Gl,r G,,trrprise.
REAL ESTATE
AND IMPROVEMENTS.

This week th, hap,lsom. cut sion. for
the front elevation Of the new opera
house arrived mud ID b-ing put IA
POSITION by contractor Sterling aud his
siaif Of workmcn. 4 lafg. crew OF
xorkmcn nr- again n, work un til. walls
and they nr. going mp rapidly.
III. two story building for DIR. II.
Van Iiuskirk adjoining tho Kellogg new
building hnsbecn going up rapidly this
week under ib. d.ii hand o. tho brick
,nnson. II will soon 10 ready for tho
roof.
!. u. Cudtcbhck. owner of ih. Rocky
Ford electric light plant. wHs IN town
Tuesday from Pueblo, looking over tho
Affairs Of the cuuc-ru. H- says the
proposed enlargement, Of the plant will
TO, bc mad- for few mouths yet as
this iH not til. time ot year when tho
largest demands arr made on the light.
ine power OF tho plant.
". IL. McPhcrson broke ground
Monday for the foundation Of good
residence u. IL about to build over on
ilth ST, west Of J. T. Mck-ly.y. Th.
plans have been prepared by "a Colorado
Springs architect.
Miss Josephine Boulwarc aud her
father will build themselves HON" IN
town as soon us the workmrn aud mater.
ial can be 20, together II will occnpy u
south Main St site on the ris. Of ground
at the south end of whni is known Us the
Bird place.
j. Herring. secretary Of the Lockhart
Live Stock Co. has purchased the Nor
rI- property in the northwest part OF
town. paying si,j00. This is we'll
built residence.
j. W. Rice. having sold his town
prupert, is investigating "a proposition
TO 20 Into the cattle business There
Is somc good range out north OF town
that is open to somebody, and Mr. Price
will probably occupy it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
NEwDALE.

Horn. f-b, Q. to the ~ifc OF Tbos. Hibbar,i.
n SRI.
Ia u. 7. Rni Uus Grove.
StHnl-y W-.tfall returned home Saturday
from n IouF weeks Wilt ia hissouris
Fin. ibson has moved lnto the L--si house
of the American iis-t sugar Co. lately va
Gated by a. u. JillIsou.
There will he preaching At tho schooihou.a
SUNDAY evening At s31s.
saturIay evening most of tho inhabitants
of Svsialc sata-IsSi Mt the hogn" at u. L.
sides tn Tvtnini him that lac had passed an.
other MILESTONE ou lgtcs journey.
q. 4. Turnry and wife. nos of Holly. af-
hcrv visiting their old friend. and n-ishb1rs.
The iaiic. of the church viii haVr a calico
hous-.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
+. II. WICKLAND.
Il. J. ROVER,
II. u. ROVER.

Last "Wednesday afternoon. while
swinging ON rope Of the awning in
front OF his bowling alley. Dick Dye took
n fall, landing upon the cement pave
ment In such n position ms to fracture
the basc OF his spine. The point of in
Dick was taken home in n faintipg con.
dition and physician called. He is
resting easy, but the accident will lay
him up for some days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Robert Parker Miles fairly captured
Rocky Ford lecture, goers Friday even
ing. Extensive travel with his eyes and
ears open has given DIR. Miles fund of
information which is presented to the
audience in most attractive manner.
As an impersonator and an all round in
equal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Card or Thanks.

We, the undersigned, brothers of tho
lat. Mrs. Mamie L. Moore. desire to
make public in this manner our apprccia.
ton oi the services rendered To her aud
hers during her recent illness aud death.
SO many friends came forward with
their sympathy manifested ia such sub
stantiid manner. that 1t scarcely seemed
that We were practically among strangers.
All Of these will kindly accept our sin
ccrc aud heartfelt, gratitude for the sym.
pathy aud services rendered to us III our
sad bereavement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Wednesday of this week being the
birthday OF tue great Lincoln, the flags
on our school houses were displayed Mt
half mast. The memorial observances
OF both Lincoln and Washington. in the
schools, will be held next Friday. Par
ents are invited to visit the schools on
the occasion aud witness these exercises.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Hooslsr Reunion Program.

Piano Soio-Miss G.n.visys Har,isy.
Atiifvss-i,sy. ". l. Davenport.
Medley M-ssrs- Davenport
and Adair. MSs.iam-. Elssr aud Van
buskiFk.
R-citaiion-t.arfis Els-r.
L-~ waiiac.'s k-aiinss W. !.
Davenport.
Durl-Mrs. W. II. Young and Miss
J-ss.s Larmof-.
Recitation Alexander.
liil.y Headings -Chancvllor Buchtcl.
SsIo-Mrs. Van Baskirx.
Old fashion-i Spelling Match.
Tickets have b--n distributed TO all
kbowB Hoo.,-Fs aud thns. who have f-s.
tsi-fr,i. bu, sono may have b--n over
looked II so they arv urged 10 come
all tho same aud make themselves known
nj tho daor. The management afv anx.
ious that all eligible persons shall b-
pfus-nt.
III. prompt arrival of baskets 10 y,r.
d-s rabi-. as the ladies hope To announce
supper promptly nj q o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

DIR. II. A. Macmillan, Dentist.
has moved his dental office from
rooms ) aud Z over the Farmers
Department Store to the new office
rooms over postoiiice where he
will be pleased to receive the peo.
pie of Rocky Ford and vicinity III
need Of first-class dental work
Your patronage solicited. All
work guaranteed. Rocky Ford,
Colo, Feb. 8. 1902.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Lost, on Main St, between post
Office and Gibsons Lumber yard.
pocketbook containing S35 in bill,
and some change. Finder pleas.
leave at this office and receive
a liberal reward. 37.p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Phil. W. Gould will give his celebrated
musical monologne Mt the opern house
Feb. %. II is both unique and interest.
ing, and an entertainment OF high or
der and excellence. Mr.. Gould has a
rich baritone voice, versatility in imper-
sonaiion, and is n muster of several in-
struments. The description OF The Sew
ing Bee, The Singing School aud the
gathering at the village postoilice, also
the stage coach, the squire's mansion
sand the summons to war are interesting,
Prof. Gonld's singing OF Root'p famous
war song, who'll Save the Lefi?'' is
worthy Of special mention. This is the
best aud last event OF the Il. l.. lecture
course. Single admission 80 cents, re-
served seats. 60 cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Ackcr's Blood Elixir positively curc-
Chronic Blood Poisoning and all ScrCf
ulous affections. At all times n match.
less system tonic and purifier. Money
refunded If you are not satisfied. 90
and 81. For sale by Hereford y
Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
For Sale,

l Black Mare. 5 years, with fon'.
4 Mich Cows, l set heavy work
Harness, l Milburn Wagon, near
ly new, l Beet Cultivator, l half
Harrow, l Steel Beam Plow IL
inch, | Wood Beam Plow 16 inch,
l Rolling Cutter. so tons of hay,
37-1t A. l.. Reed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Frof. Sheek is conducting a
dancing school Mt the opera house
every Monday aud Thursday even
ing. Ten lessons for ST.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Lost.

On Monday l left a heavy To-;
chain in the weeds just west ot
the Newdale beetdump and it j..
gone. If the finder will leave it NJ
my house l will pay him 81 90 for
his trouble. WIN. b. Ebbert.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

will trade you Dry Goods,
Notions and Shoes for Horses.
Cows, Hogs aud Chickens. Call
at my residence n. +. corner 9TH
aud Catalpa. 3Ip
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

A. H. Griswold has been grant ed a
divorce from Ella Griswold in the county
court of Otero Co., on the ground OF
dcsertion and cruelty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

The Canning Factory is now
ready to make contracts with the
Tomatoes growers. $40 n ton.
37.3s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
CUT THIS OUT!

Have you property that you
will TRADE for property just as
good in any of the following
places: Canon City, Florence,
Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver
or ANYWHERE? If so, write
me at once. 1 can trade with you.
Send description of place, and
price, to A. W1LLETT.
Lock Box 1341,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Among new advertisements see that Of
Geo. @. Maxwell, who is again n Rocky
Ford business man with n big stock of
clothing aud goods in that line. Mr..
Max we'll sees no reason why he may not
resume his former position us one of
Rocky Ford's leading business men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Lost, Inst Saturday Shell
Comb. set with Khincstones.
Finder please return to this office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Young lady wishing to learn
Photography, apply at Wales
studio before March 18th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh. who is em-
inent rs speaker in temperance circles,
hns been arranged for to speak in Rocky
auspices of lhe W. g. r. q. There will
be two meetings. The first at 3 p. IN.
in the Baptist church. which will he for
men only. The main meeting will be at
the opera house in the evening, to which
everybody is invited. The w. O. L. U.
Messenger says OF her: "To those of us
who have come into personal touch with
Mrs. Unruh, the coming to this state of
this strong, clear-brained, consecrated
national worker, has been n matter Of
more than usual moment; wise and win
ming, she has made friends for our cause
wherever she has spoken, and our only
regret is that she could not have had a
wider hearing"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

The Eastern Star held an unusually
large and most interesting me eting Tues
day evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Seed Oats for Sale by Nuckolls
& Wolfe, at $500 per 100 pounGs.
37tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
CHURCH NEWS.
German Baptist.

q. iu>punhunnn,
~. y. TStsiiGi-a. >upt- sunday school.
SERVICES -s-ty Sunday q. f0llUsss
sunsias sclIool at 10 a. IA
PTraciains s-rNicrs at u a. ~.
ENunius Service. at sa1I
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-10-30

ley. Price $50 per acre; $3, 200
cash, 81 500 on or before four
years.
No. 6. G45 acres, Il square sec
ton of pasture land; with living
water, 4 miles from railroad town;
POO acres of this section is good
farming land, fenced with good g.
wire fence. Price $15 per acre,
half cash.
No. I. G42T acres, "A square
section of pasture land, fenced and
watered; this is n rolling section,
one corner on the creek, and about
half of the land adapted for cult,
walton, some land on the creek is
good alfalfa land; 6 miles from
two good railroad towns. Price
$l4 per acre, half cash.
No. 8. 1,320-acre ranch, three
miles from railroad station; creek
runs through one quarter
some timber, GO acres Of alfalfa
fine orchard, good house, and out
buildings, sheds, etc; pasture
fenced with stone posts, and three
wires, close to school. Price 81
per acre; can give terms.
No. 9. 1G0 acres, ) miles soutI
Of Milo, Kansas; this is good up
land or valley farm; has n smal
house, 60 acres in cultivation, Il
acres fenced; the cultivated land i
sown to wheat, one-third Of crol
to 90 with farm, possession of TIN
rest of the farm can be given
March |, 1903. Price So 600
half cash.
No. 10. lGO acres creek bottom
and slope land, fair improvements
some timber aud ncverfalling WA
ter, s miles from Lincoln; NOR
land can be bought adjoining thl
tract. Price $3.50 per acre, hal
cash.
No. II. 100 acres, ! mile north
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-10-30

No. |. GAO acres, a square sec
ton, 10 miles south of Beverly,
Kansas; 300 acres in cultivation,
and all sown to wheat, 200 acres
of this broke in 1902, 40 acres
creek bottom land, well adapted for
alfalfa, the balance of the section
rolling upland, all can be cultivat-
ed except about 40 acres, 800 acres
fenced in pasture, failing
we'll, with windmill in pasture;
full possession given Aug. |, 1903.
Price $40 per acre, half cash.
No. .. 800 acres, 8 miles south
of Beverly, Kansas; 2S5 acres in
cultivation, mostly new land, and
all sown to wheat, 80 acres hay
land; this is Il slightly rolling up
land farm, an excellent wheat
farm, no buildings; full possession
can be given Aug. |, 1903. Price
500 per acre, half cash.
No. 3. 400 acres of good graz
ing and wheat land, 9 miles north
of Lincoln, Kansas; 100 acres IN
cultivation, and all sown to wheat
the balance prairie; limestone soil
limestone posts can be quarried on
the land, no buildings; possession
Aug. |, 1903. Price $3.50 pen
acre, half cash.
No. 4. 100 acres of limeston,
upland, good wheat land, 10 acres
in wheat, 80 acres of good hay
land; full possession given Aug
/, 1903; no buildings. Price 81
per acre, half cash.
No. ). 100 acres Of level bot
tom land, mile from railroad sta
ton, elevator and mill, 120 acres
in cultivation, 30 acres in pasture
and 10 acres meadow, small frame
house; well of neverfailing watcl
with windmill; this is one of thu
prettiest farms on the Saline val