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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

There will DO number Of cowboy
races on the program Of tho Glonwood
races given Angus; 10. 20. 81 and %
Race horses are barred. The manage
men, invites all cowboys to bring ;hsir
Sunday horses and enter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Piano Tuning and Repairing.

C. {. Bolton. representing the Knight
Campbell Music Co. Of Denver. will be II
Rocky Ford fer week or ten days TO eH
ecuts orders for PIANO tuning and repair
ing. He may be found a, the Alta Visit
house, lott
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Log Rolling Rates.

Tho Santa Fe route has granted the
very low rate OF three cents mile for
tho round ,r;p from Colorado Springs.
Pueblo. Trinidad. Canon City and all in
termodis;a points on account OF tho log
rolling To be held in Lamar on Angus, 90.
This will insure Big attendance from all
points.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

National @. A. r. eneampmsn,. San
Francisco. Angus; 1922. 1908 Rate
Of $40. Liberal s;op-oyer in California.
Ticket limited to October 10Th final
return. Date Of sale Angus; 2Hd TO 18th
Inclusive. Call on local agent for infor-
nation. r. @. curtsn. kgi.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

The card Of 1. J. Henry will be found
in this issue. Mr.. Henry occupies prom
insnt corner in Hereford & Awards
pharmacy and has lately put in ST.
600 stock Of goods.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Free Employment Agency.

Men wanting places to work on farm
should leave their names at the Enter
prise Office. orders having been left with
US to secure hands. No charge for this
service to either farmer or laborer. 5-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

No; quite the earliest but the best can
taloupe Of the season came to the Enter
prise from the fields Of that old. reliable
grower. G. ]. Samples.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

When you wan; physis iha; is mild
and gentle. easy 70 take and certain 30
act. always use Chambeflain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale BY all drug
rists
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Public School Library.

During the summer vacation the Public
School Library will be open every Thurs
day from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
8-u A. w. Webster. Librarian.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

FOR SALE. at bargain or exchange
for good mich COW. one set Eneyelo-
pedia Britannica. as good as new.
J. 7. Knusksy.
sOS N. 9th St.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

FOR SALE, six-year-old horse: 1850
lbs. weight; good driver and work horse:
also single harness. buggy. beet plow and
beet net. sos S. 9th St lo-ll-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Don't fail to see the ef.
fects of the new Fertilizer
for which BurreII has the
agency Of the valley.

Applications for positions during the
coming campaign will now be received at
our office.
American Beet Sugar Co,
z-l5. Rocky Ford, Colo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Commencing March o tho Santa Fs
will sell tickets colonis, tickets TO Cali
fornia at ra;e Of s25 from Rocky Ford.
$l-u F. @. carran. Agent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

PARTNER WANTED in valuable in
yention. I want partner before the
patent is secured. Small sum only re-
luired. Call on or address J. II. Wyatt.
Rocky Ford. Colo. io-l5-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
For Sale. .

Ny home one mile southeast of Rocky
Ford, consisting Of ten acres. at a fair
price and reasonable terms.
z-f G. W. Goss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Buy Bread at Talhelm's Denver Bakery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
NEWCHANG
OCCUPIED
iussia Makes a Warlike Move In
North China.
CONSTRUCTING NEW FORTS
nd Garrisoning Old Ones = Four
teen Thousand Troops Between
the Mouth of the Lao Riv-
er and Port Arthur.

Picking, May 9.-The Russians, It Is
nnounced. have reoccupied New
hwang with a large force and have
Iso put garrlsons in the forts at the
louth Of the Lao river.
The news Of Russian activity, which
pines from most trustworthy source
Newehwang, adds that on their re-
i'm to Newchwang the Russian troops
rought with them several large guns.
large force has been ordered to re-
ecupy Tienchwangtai. The Russians
ave 1900 troops between the mouth
the Lao river and Port Arthur
The Russians are reported to be con-
.ructing forts on the hills near Lao
ung, commanding the road between
iere and the Yalu river, and they have
ranged to have a large quantity Of
royisions delivered at Newchwang.
A dispatch from an official at New
hwang says indications point strongly
these active preparations being in
ended to guard against operations
gainst the Russians in Manchuria.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
Mr. Hay ALARMED.
inited states May Join Antf-Russinn
Coalition.

inited States May Join Antf-Russinn
Coalition.
Washington, May 9.-The state de-
lartment has received official confr-
nation from its agents in China of
he increase of the Russian garrison
n Newchwang, Manchuria, and there
reason to believe that it is preparing
o take vigorous steps in the matter.
secretary Hay is in communication
With President Roosevelt in Califor-
Tia, and upon the Iatter's decision the
lecretaiy's course will depend. It is
ltated that the department has had its
patience taxed by the course Of events
n Manchuria and that it now contem-
plates a more radical step than any
which has heretofore marked the ne
sotiations between the powers on this
mbject.
The proposed step contemplates
oint action by Japan, England and
he United States. Preceding negotia-
ions have been hampered by the ina
,llity of the United States to act joint
y with other nations without violating
is traditions, but it is now limited that
some plan of cooperation with Eng
and and Japan may be devised which
will have the effect Of convincing the
Russian government of the united de-
termination Of the three nations to in
sist upon Russia's evacuation Of Man
ehuria while not actually committing
the United States to formal alliance
This programme is subject to the APP
proval Of the president If it is not
looked upon with favor by him. the
state department may fall back upon
its former method q individual repre-
sentation to Russia and ask another
explanation Of the happenings in Man
churia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
cATARRH CURED BY DRY AIR.
HYomei Medicatss the Air You Breathe,
Kills the Germs and Cures
the Disease.

Hyomei cures catafrh thoroughly and
permanently, because it reaches the small
est air cells in the head, throat and lungs,
kills the germs causing the disease and
drives il from the system. Hyomei goes
to the root 81 the disease, destroys the
cause, and makes permanent cures which
can be effected ia no other way. Breathe
it for a few minutes four times day and
benefit win be seen at once. Continue
this treatment for a few weeks and Hy-
omel viii have cured YOU
The Hyomei 10 the inhaler furnished
with the OUTFIT dies and sterilizes the air
you breathe It is a local and direct
treatment for Graduating all catarTh germs
ia the mueuous membrane and tissues and
IN this way cures catarrh in any part Of
the system. Used in connection with
Hyomel Balm it has been successful in
curing the worst and most deep-seated
cases Of catarrhal deafness
A. ". Clark Of Everett, Mass, writes:
" have spent fortune on different treat
ments for catarrh and could not hear across
the table. After using Hyomei and Hy-
omei Bahu for eight days / can hear as
well as ever
Stronger Than any claims that can be
made IN an advertisement Is the fact that
the Red Cross Pharmacy viii give their
personal guarantee with every Hyomei
outfit they sell TO refund the money If the
purchaser can say that Hyomei has not
given satisfaction
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
CONDITION
OF TRADE
Disturbed BY Unrest In the Ranks Of
Organized Labor,
SMALL STRIKES NUMEROUS
No single Struggle OF Great Magni-
tude, but In the Aggregate a
Large Force Is Tdie-strneturaI
Work suffers Especially.

New York, May ar. G. Duns
weekly review Of trade says: Unrest
IN the ranks Of labor has increased
rather than abated since May !, when
difficulties OF this sort usually culmi-
nate No single struggle of great mag
nitude is in progress, but the frequen-
cy Of small strikes is disturbing. and in
the aggregate a large force is idle,
while important industrial undertake
ings are checked. This is notably the
case as to structural work, OF which a
large amount has been contemplated
Good reports are received from foot.
wear factories shipments from Boston
for the year thus far surprising all
records, and clothing makers receive
Implications OF spring orders in addi-
ton to getting out fall samples.
AT Baltimore there is great activity
in the manufacture of straw hats and
negllgee shirts. while paper mills at
Philadelphia find conditions satisfac-
tory Weather reports are irregular
stimulating retail trade at some points.
but more often retarding the distribu.
ton of merchandise. Prices of COM
modities declined slightly during April.
Duns index number falling from $685.,
267 to S9s,5 A year ago the highest
point Of recent years was touched at
S102,2s9. Railway earnings were 1874
per cent larger than in last year and
2S.7 per cent above 1901.
Cotton Crop Late.
Cotton attracts most attention in the
markets for the great staples Dis
patches from correspondents of r. G.
Dun & Co throughout the south re-
port the crop late and injury has been
done III many states, although the large
acreage will probably make up much 81
the loss
Grain has not maintained last weeks
position no definite reports OF injury
being received although farm work
has been retarded by unfayorable
weather Unsatisfactory conditions at
-four mills contributed to the easier
tone IL wheat. Western receipts for
the week were 2,134OS7 bushels.
against 1.IS1, 654 bushels year ago,
while exports from all ports Of the
United States, -four included, were
3,086. 795 bushels, compared with 3,477,-
37S bushels last year Corn arrivals
amounted to 2,553, $50 bushels, against
2,205330 in 1902, and exports from
the Atlantic coast were 1.T93,373 bush
els, against 69,553
Failures this week numbered 175 in
the United States against 2ts last year,
and % in Canada compared with "a a
year ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
ACTIVITY IN JAPAN.
sIikado's Arsenals working Night
md my.

Mikado's Arsenals Working Night
and nng.
Victoria, =. Ct, May 9The steamer
Tosa Maru brings news from Tokyo
that unusual activity il prevailing I'll
Japan as result Of the feeling against
Russia in regard to the Manchurian
entente
The Japanese Advertiser says the ar
senals Of Japan are now working day
and night with increased stats, and
vast amounts of naval and military
stores are being turned out. The Yoko-
hama papers say Japan is preparing
for a decisive step
The Japan Times, reviewing the re-
ports from north China. says that, far
from taking steps to evacuate, It Is
plainly shown that Russia is engaged
in active warlike preparations. Large
stocks Of coal and provisions are being
stored and there is great military ae-
tlvity In Manchuria and the gulf Of
Pechlll, The Tokyo paper says things
look decidedly ugly iii China,
Picking correspondents state that no
reports are being received at Picking Of
affairs in Manehuria since Russia Sc
cured control of communications From
Port Arthur it is reported that no Jap
anese are now allowed to travel in
Manchuria.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
CUP YACHTS OUT.


Reliance Loses Columbia In Light
wind.
Glen Cove, n. Y, May 9-Both Of the
cup yachts, the Reliance and Columbia,
left their mornings early. the Reliance
from New Rochelle aud the Columbia
from Glen Cove The Reliance got a
gentle wind from the southeast and
slowly started off to the soupd and
then hove off 70 the eastward, evident
" bound for Bristol to get a new suit
Of sails and to be ref1tted Her tender.
the Sunbeam, went OFF ahead of her.
The Columbia lay becalmed for more
than half an hour at Glen Cove and
was then towed of into the sound by
her tender, the Park City, to get in
company with the Reliance.
The Columbia's tender left when she
was mile astern Of the new boat.
Both were nearly becalmed.
The Reliance soon afterward got
light air from the southeast and went
off to the eastward at about seven
knot clip. The breeze was steady with
the Reliance but for three-quarters OF
an hour during which the Columbia
had sailed about five miles Captain
Miller OF the older boat changed the
size Of his jib topsail four different
times in vain effort to catch the fic-
kle breeze Meantime the Reliance
drew steadily away from the Columbia
and at noon had increased her lead by
about two miles and was then nearly
three miles ahead Of the Columbia.
sailing IN very much better breeze
than the Older boat could find Captain
Miller Of the Columbia then gave up
the chase, put about and ran back to-
ward Glen Cove, The Reliance kept
on to tile eastward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
RUSSELL HOLT IS
NOW A WELL MAN
QUNONA BUTT UP HIS STRENGTH AFTER
TYPHOID FEVER.

The case Of Russell Holt, I South st.,
Boston, Mass, isone Of the many positive
proofs Of the wonderful benefit to b
derived from QUINoNA when he says
" ipon recovering recently from typhoid
fever found myself in a very weak con
dition. | easily became tired out and
found / was unable to do half the work /
formerly did at the Office. 1 would come
home evenings completely tired out. with
little desire to eat OF spend the evening in
amusement | simply wanted to lie down
and rest. Mornings would still have
that same dragged-out feeling.
" 1t was QUINONA which changed all
this. ! would take spoonful Of 1t three
times a day and it was not long before /
felt my strength returning. My work at
the Office ne longer tired me, | am now
free from those awful headaches / once
had, very seldom take cold. ] wake up in
the morning with clear head and feeling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
NO TRAINS IN VICTORIA.
Curious Dispute Ties Up Australian
Railroads.

Curious Dispute Ties UD Australian
Railroads.
Melbourne. Victoria, May 9.-All the
state owned railroads Of Victoria have
been tied up in consequence of a Curl
Gus dispute between the government
and the railroad employees regarding
the right of the latter to affiliate them
selves with the Victoria Trades hall,
the headquarters Of trade unionism in
this colony
The employees Of the railroads are
practically civil servants, and the gov
eminent claims that in case Of a strike
In other trades affiliated with the
Trades hall the railroad men would be
obliged to strike in sympathy, and
therefore the government notified the
railroad men that unless they with
draw from the Trades hall before May
II they would be dismissed.
The men struck at once. About H.
poo are involved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
COMMISSIONERS RETURN.
Admiral walker satisfied with Big
Canals Pr0greaA.


New York. May 9-Rear Admiral j.
G. Walker, General 2. G. Hams and
Professor William H. Burr, the sub
committee Of the Panama canal com
mission, have arrived on the steamer
Alliance from Colon The committee
went over the line Of the canal and ill.,
spected the work
The commission has been absent one
month. Rear Admiral Walker said Of
the trip
I'VE went to the isthmus on tour OF
inspection only We looked over the
ground thoroughly. examined the work
already done and the plans Of the work
to be done Everything seemed to be
progressing nicely.
what we saw win be embodied In a
report to the authorities IN W ling
ton, and we are prevented from saying
much now.
I'VE did not come in contact with
anybody who has anything TO do with
the treaty, therefore | am In no posi-
ton 70 say II everything is likely 70 BE-
amicahly arranged between the United
States and the Colombian government
concerning the territory through which
the canal will pass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09

Rochester, NJ ~, May O The Kent
case dFags heavily Dr. John Ii. Ache
son took the stand and testified to
treating Miss Dingle at ST. Mary's
hospital at the request OF Kent. The
court would not allow him to reveal
at present what the dead girl told
him on the third day Of her stay in the
hospital. lie will be called later.
George Raines. the defendants law.
yer, took the stand and examined
himself ID regard to the trunk con.
tanning much important evidence
which his representative procured ID
Buffalo. The torn pieces OF three let.
tiers were found In dresser drawer
at the same time, These have been
placed together and will be read later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
COTTON JUMPS.
May option Reaches Highest Price
In Ten Years.

May option Reaches Highest Price
In Ten Years.
New York, May Q. Cotton has pass.
ed the eleven cent mark long expected
by the confident bull operators in the To-
cal exchange Whatever doubt may
have existed in the minds Of the shorts
regarding a corner In the May option
was settled when the price Of that de-
livery SCARED fifteen points to 1t.0l, the
highest figures III ten years, on their
attempts 10 cover
The July option. acting in sympathy
scored an advance Of four points,
reaching the highest record in three
years for that month at 1920, and the
entire list scored gains Of four to tif.
teen points
The exchange was IN an uproar orders
to buy and sell being shouted from all
parts Of the room. The pit was crowd.
ed to suffoeation, and the floor was oil.
ed with excited traders who were try.
ing to protect their interests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09

perfectly rested after good nights sleep,
and am now well, strong man,
" owe all this to QUINONA and al
ways recommend it to my friends who
complain of being in the same tired-out
condition ] was In, for know It viii do
them world Of good Russell Holt, Z
South ST., Boston, Mass.
What QUINONA did for Mr.. Holt ii
viii do for you Il you are suffering from
lack Of strength nervousness, sleepless-
ness, constant colds, night sweats, severe
headaches, bad stomach, no appetite or
that dragged-out feeling.
QUIN0NA Is the prescription that doc
tors have been prescribing for the last
eight years, and they have never reported
a single case where it failed to cure.
QUINONA win make you look better and
feel better than ever before. All drug.
gists sell QUINONA. send for our
containing doctors and people's
testimonials. THE QUINONA co. /
Hartford St., Boston, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09

Gourock, Scotland May o. Captain
Wringe. anxious to give the challen-
gers sails a stretching before the set
race. went out with her alone. The
yacht made couple Of trips from
Gourock to Holy Loeb and return and
negotiated a slight sea well in a fresh
breeze standing up excellently under
her canvas. The new spars stood the
strain admirably and showed no sign
Of weakness. The new boom Is strons
ger and SITTER than the old one. but It
is not heavier, as aluminium fittings
were used instead Of the steel Fittings
employed on the old boom
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
KILLED In STREET RIOT.
italian who wouldn't Quit work
shoots a Fellow CountrYman.

VINO " oMaUMfN Nt0tb " DEAe
shoots a Fellow CountrYman.
Greenwich. Conn. May 9.-During q
itrike riot here a striking italian la
jorer was shot to death by one of his
elbow countrymen, who was attacked
BY a number Of strikers in an effort to
induce him to quit work.
The men were employed by Contract
)r Christtano in making excavations on
The site Of the residence Of Gustav
Baumann. During the morning a par
Y Of twenty Italians came to the park
Ind induced all except one Of Chris
hanios men to strike. Angered by the
refusal Of this man to join them, the
strikers set upon him, using clubs and
stones as weapons. The man was driv-
IN slowly backward until he reached
pile Of lumber There he made a stand
md drew a revolver. The sight of the
weapon had no effect upon the strikers,
however, and when they continued to
advance the man fred into the crowd.
One Of the strikers was hit in the
stomach and died shortly afterward.
AS soon ais the shot was fred the strik.
Frs scattered. Constable Richie. with
several deputies. was soon brought to
the scene and arrested the man who
did the shooting.
A search was Immediately commenc-
ed for the strikers, and six have been
arrested and placed in the Greenwich
loclSun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
MONITOR A PRISONER.

Arkansas May Have to stay In Mis-
souri, Year.
ST. Louis. May 9.-River men predict
that the monitor Arkansas, which Ii
stopped by shoal water at st. Gene
We've, Mo, is prisoner until next
March Dredges may scoop out a
channel through which the boat can
pass south, but experienced river men
are Of the opinion that the dredges will
not be able TO dig a channel quickly
enough to cope with the constantly
falling river.
II there shall be no June rise, it is
believed the war ship will have to lie
at her present anchorage until next
year and wait for the winter food
stage to release her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09

Fort Yellowstone Mont. May 8 IS
Uncle John Yaney. one Of the most
famous characters IN the west. IS dead
at bis home in Pleasant Valley. Vel.
lowstone park, where he had lived for
thirty years faney kept a small ho-
tel and had entertained many proml-
nent guests. among them President
Roosevelt Baron R0thschild. Presi-
dent Arthur Senator Vest and General
sherman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
LEBAUDY's AIR SHIP.
MaISes a Successful TriD From Paris
to Nantes and Return.

NaISes a Successful Trip From Paris
to Nantes and Return.
Paris, May 9.-The air ship CON
Etructed for the Lebaudy brothers
made a highly successful trip under
Pilot Juchmes and Engineer Rey. The
start was nude at 0 a. m. from st. Mar
tin during a light rain and with a brisk
wind blowing. The dirigible air ship
passed over number Of suburban
towns.
at Nantes the air ship made a circle
around the cathedral spire and left
that town going diagonally against the
direction the wind was coming from.
over Limay, Nantes and Rosny the
air ship was put through a series Of
evoutions and answered her helm and
maneu9ered to tile perfect satisfaction
Of all interested in her She then re-
turned TO her point Of departure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
EX-KINg OF UGANDA DEAD.
old Enemy Of England Ends His
Life In Exile.

Old Enemy of England Ends His
Life IN Exile.
Port Victoria, Seychelles Islands.
May 0 Mwanga, the former king .of
Uganda, is dead His death was
caused by the rupture Of an aneurism.
King Mwanga, son Of the celebrat-
ed King Mutesa, left Uganda secretly
on July 6, 1897 to organize a rising at
Buddu against the government Of the
British protectorate, but the kings
forces We're defeated July 20 Of the
same year by the troops commanded
by the British deputy commissioner
Major Ternan and Mwanga escaped to
German territory and surrendered to
the Germans who eventually turned
him over to the British.
The king was then exiled 10 the sey-
chelles islands Mwangas infant son.
Daudi Chua, was afterward proclaim
ed king COR kabakal Of Uganda, with
native council of regency
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
G. ". I1ohIsnat ISntahtea.

Stockholm, Sweden. May 0. King
Oscar has conferred knighthood Of the
Royal Order OF yasa on Commissioner
g. ". Kohlsaat IN recognition Oh his
work n connection with the ST. Louis
exposition. Accompanying the decora.
ton was a letter from Foreign Minis
ter Lagerheim congratulating Mr.
Kohlsaat on the wen deserved marx
Of bis maiasty's appreciation Of his
EerYIees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09

San Juan Porto Rico, May 9.-The
American schooner James Slater, Cap
tain John Peterson. Of Port Jefferson.
y u, thirtyfour days out from sa.
vana-la-AIar, with logwood for New
York, has put III here, having been
driven back from off Cape Hatteras
April 2 The crew had been subsisting
on pea soup alone for twelve days and
were very weak The steward. VIII
liam Holcomb Of Charleston, S. c., was
in a comatose condition. The men had
been working at the pumps at regular
intervals for month. ais the vessel
was making eight inches Of water per
hour when the pumps were not going
Her topsails and headsails were car
ried away, and she was trying to make
st Thomas in order to dock there