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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
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Boy Has Hydrophobia,

suvFoLK. VA, March as.-Frothing
at tho mouth like one In a 1T and swapping
at parents and doctors like an angry dog,
soyen-year-old Robert Williams. son OF
William Williams, negro preacher. to-
night is dying at his homo near sunbury,
N. Z. One OF his physicians said to-day
there was no hope OF recovery. The boy
is suffering from hydrophobia- lilo was
bitten two months ago by a. pet dog.
but no bad symphonic appeared until this
week. The dog disappeared tho day after
ii Bit tho boy.
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TWO INTERESTING
BILLS ARE SIGNED

Governor Montague has affixed his Gig
nature to two interesting and impor-.
tant bills. One Is that appropriating So
900 to- the Stuart monument fund and
granting site on the Capitol Square for
the said monument, and the other that
offered by MIR. Stearnes to prohibit the
operation and ownership OF slot machines.
In which there enters an element OF
chance. EF5 W. YAK
The two measures are In effect from the
date OF their approval. which was yester-
I day, is $50 s2tS%E b
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'I' New = YORK Il. city. Nov. .. 1909.

Alittle over a year ago was taken with
seyere palms In my kidneys and bladder
They continued to give me trouble for.
over two months and | suffered untold
misery became weak. emaciated and
very much run DOWN. had great diff
Guilty In retaining my urine, and was
Obliged to pass water very often night
and day. After had used q sample bot
tie OF Or, I<ilmer's Swamp Root. which
you so kindly sent me on my, request,
experienced great relief. I Immediately
bought iof my druggist two large bottles
and continued taking It regularly. am
pleased "a to say that Swamp Root cured
me entirely. can now stand on my feet
ali day without having any bad symp-
toms whatever. You are at libertyt TO use
this testimonial letter II YOU wish. s8
I'LL -. 1nl1 .I-.
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lection Will be made IS composed rs fol-
lows: B. Frank NIebane OF Spray; ]. II.
Wilson. OF Charlotte: IT. s. Harkins. OF
sAsheville; E. c. Duncan Of Beaufort; q.
". Walser. Of Lexington; w. P. Bynun1
OF Greensboro; George =. Buchanan, Of
Washington: D. w. Patrick, Of Snow
Hill; &. w. Hunt, Of Newport; Claudius
Dockery, Of Raleigh: W.T.. O'Brlen, Of
Durham; "A. j. Sutton. Of Ellzabethtown;
w. a. Bailey. of Advance; p, s. Black
burn. OF Wilkesboro; Thomas F. l2olllrH.
Of Marshall. &
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Heard in Winston-Salem..

Especial to The Times. Dlsnatch.)
II .wINSTON-sALEM, n. c., March rs
Mr.. "A. w. Hicks, for eight years general
Jecretary OF the Winston-Salem Young
Mems Christian Association. has resigned
70 take effect May 1st. Ills successor
has not been chosen yet
sold 376,929 pounds Of leaf to-
pacco this week for s29,2O6.H
Bonneville and Crutchfcd, on the
s,rilkesboro road. have petitioned the
Corporation Commission to require the
Bouthern Railway to put an agent at
crutchAeld, where depot has been sdnce
tho road was built.
MIR. Rogers. member OF the board.
has investigated the claims OF the two
places, and will make report to the
Commission.
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CADETS DEFEATED Eff : : ! Z Ed
pennsylvanlans Shut Out t the institute
fl 5E " Q sferday,s
sn,ccia, t. Tho Times :Dispatch: 7,

Especial to Tho Times ;Disp,Steho !
r 1,,-n 10 q pennsylvania shut out the
S,adcts Of tho virginia Military Institute
ne a fternoon BY the score of to Q In,
base t,,s bail. bal, On tho Cadet parade grounds.
-Four -Four Of the visitors runs resulted iron,
1,a,lct Car1lcal hitting two men and Two
bases on balls. They failed TO bat car ar.
neal, as only three hits we're made ,e OF
OF him, all for more than singes les ~, ~
S,adets batted Groves, who pitched I'VE
inSinrs for three hits, but failed to hit
Caldwell ;,s who pitched the last four IN \
$ninrs, :. carneal's support was very rag
rod while the visitors saved their pltch-
ers'hv brilliant field work at times. The
visitors play Washington and Lee MOI
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G2dz2tSnl A1zyz,5
No. 1920 II ST., N. W.

Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible for more sic
ness and suffering other disease; therefore
through neglect or kidney trouble is permitted
To- continue fatal results sure to follow. j
Your need attention-bit your kidneys
most because they do need attention first &
II you "ree badly. begin taking the world
famous kidney Klmcrs Swamp Root because as
soon as your kidneys well they will help all the other
organs to health.
Kidney irritas the makes YOU dizzy rest
seeples. and irritable you pass water often
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Monroes Won.

The Olympia and the Monroe baseball
teams mot at Forest Hill yesterday at
ternoon. The AIonroes won BY n score
Of is TO S, Tho batteries were;
Monroes--Calter and Rees.
Olympias--Shelton. Morano. Murphy.
1lowle and Tudor,
The features OF the game were the
pitching OF Rees and tho batting Of II.
Cobean, OF the Monroes
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A HOT CHASE F
loodhounds are in Pursuit OF Postot-
flee Robbers. 8,
,eno,,,, = Tho Times. Dispatch,

fspccial to Tho Times isratch.)
I,A1rRINusuRG, s. c.. March 2s-The
nostoftlccY at Mccall. S. G.. nine miles
from here, was looted last night by
safc.crackers About one thousand dol
lars IN cash and stamps were taken At
his writing couple 81 bloodhounds
from the pehtentiary are swing the
bandits hot chase. 80
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Prominent Men and Cured BY the Great Kidney KEN

Dover. MI j, Nov. ~, e02.
l had both liver and kidney trouble for
oyer three years. I5tried tho best physi-i
clans in Washington. p. G.. 1'lttsburg,
little benefit until II commenced taking
your grent kidney, liver and bladder
remedy Swamp Root. After taking the
first bottle noticed quite a. change which
satisfied mo that mt last y had found the
right medicine. continued right on With
swamp Root for four months. and by this
time noticed such unmarked Improvement
IN my health In every way That I felt sat
sisiled that was cured. But, to be post
tive beyond a question or doubt. when IN
Chicago during July, 1902, l went TO the
Columbus Medical Laboratory. No. 1oa
state Street. and had them make a thor
ough and complete microscopic exami-
nation. which showed my kidneys ana
liver to be perfectly we'll and healthy.
tfJ 3 g{;7 ~ - liz 20 IA "a sf23j0
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Three-ba hits, Wilder, Penn. 81 two.
Struck out, by Carneal 6; by Groves. 81;
0by Caldwell, 4. Base on balls, by Carneal,
2; by Groves. /. Hit by pitcher. by Car"
neal Caldwell q; by Cald we'll (Goodlow).
Loft on bases, Cadets. q: Pennsylvania, o,
Batteries: Cadets, Carnoal and GoodloW;
Pennsylvania. Groves. Caldwell and Car
lss. iJmpres. MIR, Bagley, WASHINGTON
and Lee, and Captain Jcrton. Virginia NIL
itary Institute. It
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Daniel, Norton r. Savage and a.
.Guigon. !. Il
II +55ii 81 = y e Fha. II -. . ,,,{l5 &

The funeral OF Mrs. Warner 8. Haynes,
who died Friday morning at her homo
No. 2l0y East Marshall Street. takes
place at o'clock this afternoon from the
Venable-street Baptist Church. The
friends and relatives will meet al the
residence at 3 80 O'clock The irternlent
will be made IN Hollywood. The pail
bearers will DO as follows: Mcssrs. Geo.
L.. Haynes, Andrew Haynes, John s. Har-
wood Henry Harwood. Samuel Campbell.
John Tyler and John De Jarnctte and
DR.. j. B, Wood. @ IN E t.,t5
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5 Robert Maxwell

-. fSrNcIai to Tho Times. Dypatc =
CHEsTERFIELD, VA. March Do
The funeral OF Mr.. Robert Maxwell, a
venerable citizen OF this community. was
held yesterday afternoon at Trinity
Methodist Church. OF which the deceased
was a member. Mr. Maxwell died on
Thursday after lingering illness. at his
home, a short distance from the Court
house, where he had lived for q NUM-
Der OF years. x
Mr.. Maxwell having moved to this
State from the North, only two rela>
tives-a son and a daugllter--were here
TO witness the last service. ever the dead.
but number OF sympathetic friends at
tended the church service and follow.
5tralia, whore the !nterment was made,
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Thomas E. Estes.
(snccipl to me Tines.Dinpnt

"a" Especial to The Tines. Dihpntch)
j. ROANOKE. VA, March 2s.-Thomas ~.
Estes. an enploye OF the shops. who was
accidentally struck on his head while at
work during January. died at his home
this morning from the&effccts Of the In
Jury. Tho deceased was twenty eight
years OF age and a native OF Halifa and
son OF Mr.. and Mrs, WI r. Estes, OF
South Boston. He is survived by his wife.
His remains will be taken to l Halifax tor
.Isafn - n 49,
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Condition Unchanged.

The condition Of America Bertucci, the
italian girl wlo shot herself recently,
IS unchanged. At the City Hospital It
was said that II would be some days be-
fore she could be safely pronounced out
.ps danger.
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Other Games,
1BY A.sociat ted Press,

tBy Associated Press.)
Columbian University, 81 johns Hop
kins University, 0.
Naval Cadets, 8: Lafayette. =
Yale, s; y'ordhan. 2,
New York. 9: Atlanta, Q,
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Edwin II. EIIyson.
(specia, 10 The Times, pisp,aaItch 5


NORFOLK, VA. March 2s.-Edwin H.
Ellyson, OF DanvIle. died at 81. 3Christo-
piers Hospital here yesterday. The body
was sent TO Danville to-day for burial.
The deceased was horn IN Richmond
forty-1our years ago, married there ana
came here as a merchandise broker five
days ago and sent to the St. Christo-
spter Hospital md died after being there
but few days,
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/ /, NO. Miller,

Especial to The Timcs,plspatch,)
JENNINGS ORDINARY, March Mar,
8.-Tha funeral Of Mrs. w, 9. MilIeF
was held at Wards Chapel this m o. ns
Of of Richmond a large crowd was n 3atr
tendance. y. "a ~ II VI is.tk5 n.
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MANCHESTER OY'| \
ARENHITE| :: !! Y (; J. ! |: ]
Beaten BY the sPhl 1 Yes s
terday BY the. Score (, 9 \: Of
III To o.

BY clever rlcldinE, fast base running
and hard lifting the Phiiadeiphias yes..t1
aterday afternoon, at Broad street Tar.k,
whltowa shed tile Manchester team. the
score being II to OH 555
To.morrow afternoon Richmond and the
iPhilies will light for tho Supremacy.
Tho tabuated SCORE ofSyesterday's game
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Sent Absolutely Free BY Mail.
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Carolina. u: Brown, 4.

I-T1- (sprcinl TO The TIpes Dlspatch)
GREENSBORO IN. c.. March 2S.-The
University Of North Carolina defeated
Browns University here IL TO I. The
game was slow, the only special feature
being the pitching, OF Hatch for Brown,
and hitting OF Holt and Giles for Caro-
lima. Attendance. 500, Time OF game.
2:ao. Umpire, sugg,
score: r. II. 2.
Carolina Observation-Disclosures IL 0 S
Brown .,..,,.,.,,,,,,,...,,..,,, ~ sNt
batteries: Brown-NVelsh, Whiting.
Hatch, Catch. Clark, Carollna-Green
and Noble. 5
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~ II, I2l;1z15z1
Ex-Mayorr8 Of Dover. ~. ].
3b0 Most Nineteenth st,

est Nineteenth st. Ex- Mnyor OF DoHer
Ing obgcs to get times during the
night Unhealthy kidneys graye catarh Ct
bladder dull the back Joints and muscles;
your md back ache, indigestion sto
ZACH and liver trouble get saow yellow
makes you though You troube have
plenty strength: get weak and waste away
for these troubles is DR. 1limers Swamp Root
the kidney remedy In taking Swamp Root YOU
afford help Nature for Swamp. Root Is the most
perfect healer gentle kidneys that is knoBn to
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2 & ,31 5l 1913 5.67 SO
1,,,, ,,,o. 02o 0 Or
Ma : she ter " D, o o 5000 00- o
runs earned. yvolverton. Clancy, Roth,
philips. Two ba Sc hits, Barry, q Three n,
base hits, Phillips Left on bases asses PM.
lies, 6: "a Manchester, Struck out. oy
Mitchell, s, by Wolfe, 2; by Shaw, /
stolen bases, Kelstcr. 2. Double plays
Wolvcrtonl to Brashear. IIooker&to l5i Is, py
10 l1nowlcs, o 'Iara to Phillips to Big,
Nv Hicks to O.Hara. First base on n called
Balls, by Thomas. 3; by Hooker. .; ny
Wolfe. !. Fit by pitched pa i, Brasnea q
Wild pitches. Thomas. ]. y mp,re, MI MI
Crowhursh, Philadelphia.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
OlNEY SPRINGS.

Thos. Downen Of Pueblo was in Olney
Saturday looking after his farm and call
ing on friends.
Miss Della Kiely and father Of Denver
were the guests Of Judge and Mrs. Par
ker this week.
Horace Dye and wife and Mr.. Green Of
Manzanola and Mrs. Mattox Of Pueblo,
who is the guest Of Mrs. Dye, were in o.
ney Tuesday.
Beet digging has begun in this vicinity
and the yield promises to be quite heavy.
The Beet Sugar Co. have erected beet
dump opposite VIM. Auokland's farm for
the convenience Of the farmers and the
large amount of beets on the Auckland
farm.
Miss Anna Davis visited in Fowler over
Sunday.
The Royal Neighbors gave an oyster
supper to its members and friends Tues
day evening. A very enjoyable time was
had.
Mrs. Chas. Rockwell is able to be out
again after severe case Of grippe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

lily are also suffering from tho fever At
present. but are improving.
The last car Of eantaioupes was shipped
from Swink last Saturday. All Of the
associations quit shipping about tho Same
time.
Mrs. W. J. Young Of Rocky Ford spsnt
Sunday with her parents. Geo. Larmore
and wife.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. chaunesy Burn
sides. Sept 90. = son.
Two Of Mr.. Austin's children arc quite
sick. Or. kearby has charge Of the pa
tionts.
Cantaloupos and sugar beets are not
tho only big paying crops in the Arkansas
valley. T. W. Taylor. Of Holbrook. last
week threshed tho alfalfa cut from 40
aero fold. Ho got 1855 bushels Of fine
seed. which is worth Sc por bushel. Hero
Is return Of ovor s25 per aero. with q
largo lot Of threshed hay on hand which
possesses considerable value for feeding.
Tho Arkansas valley Is all right.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
"ANCIENT EGYPT." !"
Lecture by Rev. j. T. knuekey. Under
Auspices Of the Epworth League.
October 10th.

Tho Epworth League has arranged
with Rev. J. T. Knuokey. pastor Of the M.
E. church. to deliver his lecture. Ancient
Egypt From Her Monuments and Tombs.
ETC." Friday evening. October le. Tho
proceeds Of tho lecture are to DO devoted
to paying for painting tho church.
Tho following press notices show how
the lecture has been received elsewhere:
REV. j. T. Knuekey's lecture at the M.
E. church on Tuesday evening drew out a
large audience, which enjoyed treat in
the lecturers vivid description Of Egyptian
scenes and customs"
The lecture on Ancient Egypt given
by Rev. j. T. Knuokey last night TAT the
Methodist church was attended by a
large number Of people. The threatening
weather kept great many who had pur-
chased tickets away. The lecture was
enjoyed by the audience and was full Of
interesting and instructive information.
In its way the lecture was revelation
and was thoroughly appreciated by his
hearers. A nice sum Of money was re-
allied for the benefit Of the Sunday school
library"
Mr.. Knuokey has given much research
to this interesting subject and highly
enjoyable and profitable evening is prom
ised all who shall attend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
CORRESPONDENCE
NEWDAlE.

School opened on Monday with an on
rollmcnt In tho throo rooms Of SO. This
Is about half what Il should DO. Our poo
plo should pa,ronixe tho schools In better
shape II they wish tho school To bo con-
tinued for a full term.
@. A. Mumford. who filed tho position
Of principal last year. Is again at tho head
OF our school. while Misses Tragar and
Miller MI tho other departments.
J. J. caughey and family have moved
TO their old homo in Pennsylvania.
Luther Wilkinson was up from Las An
imas last week.
Tho Swink Library committee expee,
70 havo concert At tho Columbia school
In about four wccks.
Misses Jonnio and Floy Tragor arc
boarding with Mrs. W. A. Lester. Miss
Tragcr teaches tho primary at Swink.
F. M. Gibson Is on tho sick list, being
down with typhoid fovor.
Your correspondent. learns on good au-
thority that Rocky Ford is soon to have a
now pharmacist, and possibly now store
as well.
Beet harvest is in full swing. They
arc averaging about throe to fivo tons ar
acre.
Frank D. voorhies has purchased a
team from VIM. Spurgeon.
The Misses Ellis. who havo been visit
ing at VIM. Spurgoon's. have returned tc
their home in Iowa.
Mr.. Bryan and wife Of centerville. la.
are the guests Of Mrs. B's brother. VIM
Spurgeon.
Mrs. E. F. Cross. who has been visiting
Mrs. Voorhies. her sister. left on Tuesday
for her home in Wet Mountain valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
NotSce.

NOgbCGs
The undersigned Club. having leased
tho shooting privileges on the VIM. Mat
thews property and on tho Swink lake
near the fair grounds. hereby gives notice
to tho public that any trespassers will
be promptly prosecuted as tho State
Game Laws provide:
mo person shall shoot or hunt in or on
any parks. lake or preserve licensed un-
der this Act without tho consent Of the
proprietor or person in charge Of the same.
and no question Of ownership. proprietor
ship or charge shall defeat prosecu-
tion."-Div. B., Sec. 2.
prosecutions under this act may be
commenced either by indictment, COM
plant or information. Div. L., Sec. g..
"Tt shall be the duty of each District
Attorney to prosecute all violations Of this
Act. occurring within his district, that may
come 10 his knowledge. Div. L., Sec. g..
Arkansas Valley Gun Club.
1921 L. R. Fenlason, Pres.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
"ls ooe. Rlsh. to the SPOT"

When pain or irritation exists on any
part Of tho body. the application Of Bal
iard's Snow uniment will give prompt ro-
lief. at goes right 70 tho spot" said an
old man who was rubbing it 10 to cure his
rheumatism. c. r. Smith. Prop. Smith
House. Tsnaha. Texas. writes: IL have
used Ballard's Snow Liniment In my fam
lily for several years. and have found I to
bs q fine remedy for all aches and pains.
and chest" 25e. SOC and 81 at Here
ford q Awards.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
How Il Works.
To the Editor Of the Enterprise:

To the Editor OF the Enterprise:
An educated and refined couple with
their two children recently came to Colo
rado from Ohio. and having brother at
Ordway expected to spend the winter
there, or at Pueblo. A lady mentioned
the fact that Rocky Ford had no saloons.
and was therefore dead. The Ohio lady
said to her husband: Let us go to Rocky
Ford" The result is that they are here
for the winter; their son is in school and
they are so well pleased that they will
probably invest and be the means Of in
ducinp Others ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

Under Hon. G. w. Swink's manage
ment the Rocky Ford mill is undergoing
very extensive improvements. A new
boiler and a large amount Of new ma
chinery is being put in. The mill has
done an immense amount of work since
built and this is the first general over
hauling it has had. The mill will start in
few days under the supervision OF G. E.
Leak of Alton, III, who has had charge of
one of the largest and best mills in Hi
nois, and will be in better shape than
ever before for the manufacture of sup
erior article of flour.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
tie Learned a Great TRUTH.

It is said of John Wesley that he once
said to Mistress Wesley: why do you
tell that child the same thing over and
over again?" John Wesley, because
once telling is not enough" 1t is for this
same reason that you are told again and
again that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
cures colds and grip; that it counteracts
any tendency of these diseases to result
in pneumonia, and that it is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
WEST HOLBROOK.

Quarterly meeting will be held at Hol-
brook Center next Sunday evening. Ell
der Harris will preach.
Died, Saturday. Oct. 8. Vida, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn, aged ten years
The sympathy Of the neighborhood is ex
tended to the family in their sad bereave-
ment. Three other members of the fam
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

ARTEsIAN WATER delivered from
the Swink well At Is cents psr tank.
Leave orders with tho Rocky Ford Trad
ing Co. No other tank Is delivering
water In town from this well. i2-u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

Rev. M. M. Nelson visited Denver re-
Gently to hurry up the shipment of the
fine stained glass windows for the Chris
tian church. He has the promise of their
early arrival. When they have been re-
ceived Mr.. Nelson will be able to fix a
date for the dedication of this beautiful
building,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
Do You Want to Yawnp

Feel cold shiverings. aching in the bones
lack of energy. headache and great de-
preston? These symptoms may be fol-
lowed by violent headache, high fever
extreme nervousness, a condition known
as malaria. Herbine cures it. Take it
before the disease gets fair hold, though
it will work cure in any stage. J. A.
Hopkins, Manchester, kans., writes: al
have used your great medicine, Herbine
for several years. There is nothing bet
ter for malaria, ohills and fever head
ache, biliousness. and for blood-purify-
ing tonic there is nothing as good" SOC
at Hereford & Awards.
We make speciality of good work
and quick sarvioe.
Rocky Ford Steam Laundry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

Fifty head of horses wanted at once
for pasturage on good grass and river
water. Call on or address Cline & Hooh-
stedler, 400 S. 9Th St. 2-tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

Gut this out and take it to any drug
store and get free sample of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, the
best physic. They cleanse and invigorate
the stomach, improve the appetite and
regulate the bowels. Regular size, 25c
per box.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
For Sale.

My home one mile southeast of Rocky
Ford, consisting Of ten acres, at a fair
price and reasonable terms.
z-tf G. w. Goss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

L. w. Babcook's country home. on a
high hill south of town, has location
hard to beat for extent of scenery in a
beautiful farming section.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

The Presbyterian church is now enjoy
ing the benefits of fine piano furnished
from j. T. Hills music house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

For sale. $50 tons Of Hay. with privi-
lego Of feeding on tho place. tho Mandy
raneh) which 10 supplied with sheep feed
ing apparatus. Also 400 acres inside
pasture. Address Frank Maxon.
1919 Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

Cartwright's Racket Store has pur-
chased the large stock Of wall paper be-
longing to the G. A. Collins estate, and
will add that line to its business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09
Feed Sheen.

PLAIN SEWING wanted by Mrs. Jas.
Muir, 2 doors east Of El Captain. l6ti
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-09

flake L. H. 0erbinR your butcher. At
his Meat Market will be found tho very
best. 25n.