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The Santa re Takes the Belt.

The Santa Fe recently broke all rec
ords for railroad time from the Atlantic
To the Pacific. Tuesday. August 4th.
Henry p. Lowe left New York for Los
Angeles. taking special train on account
Of his daughters serious illness. At Chi
eago Mr.. loves train was taken by the
Santa Fe and rushed through on time
never before eaualed. Los Angeles was
reached ten hours ahead Of the schedule
as originally plfnned. the distance from
Chicago TO the Pacific coast t5.265 milesl
having been covered at an average Of 4e,s
miles per hour. beating the time Of the
Santa Fe's California Limited fifteen
hours and sixteen minutes.
''The time made by the Lowe special is
an achievement OF which We arc Justly
proud" said Passenger Traffic Manager
Nicholson Of the Santa Fe, ''our only re-
gret Is that the extraordinary speed could
no, avail Mr.. Lowe as he hoped IL might
by meeting his daughter before she
died.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
The Trend Of
Public Sentiment
,e AGAINST the Saloon. ffN0-License" Max
ing Steady Progress Among 7h0Aeht-
fM People Everywhere.

The made the other day that the saloon was
probably Slowly public sentiment
in habit the
death struggle truly amazing 1t would
look them
600 the amount by ntmpeanc they would stop and
that threatens society is not check
Cd that opportunity to kill off the evil But an en-
that people may now 1aH ana &C.
sprohfbftfon cEsnks" This shows
49, has mighty sentiment the few shows
approaching in which the
itself with greater force Doubtless
reform country today
question OF
NE and cents rise above their neighbour to
profound
@ and Indifference Fort Collins has been making brave
rom Lncstfnsbie good mas nowco more
selling but those VINO nave
blow to both close
cussedness human nature community may
about the reformation OF
M soul proposition and that must be left to slower pro-
oesses-Fort Collins Express
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
a Revolution In
the Lone Star State.
Almost Four-FKtss Of tho 8fsfe OF
Now 0utIs~s tho Saloon.

Of prohibition
prohibition others have partial prOh
Dallas the sale permitted This only fifty
which sold ubdssonsl lines Most
jurisdiction Of the local
II looks o. ehsm will SoS prohibition The
absolute
o a special election in 1905
looked
nov aong-c Colorado Springs Daily Telegraph.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
RESOLUTIONS Of Coincidence.

Rocky Ford. Colo, Aug. "a. 1908.
Whereas, 1t has pleased an all wise
Providence to remove by death from our
midst Brother Geo. A. Collins: be it
Resolved. That Valley Lodge No. SO.
X. of p. tender to the bereaved widow
and child of our deceased brother our sin
eere sympathy and hope that the Divine
Ruler may protect and comfort them in
their hour of bereavement; also
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be spread upon the journal of the
lodge and copy be sent to the family.
H. c. Morse,
F. Y. Hauck.
B., N. Bell.
Committee
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
Watch Our Smoke.

Labor Day. Monday. September z. will
be celebrated on grander scale this
year at Pueblo than ever before in the
state. Twenty thousand men will pariic-
ipa.s in the parade in the morning com
rrising both the local laboring people and
those from surrounding cities. 4 COM
ple,e program Of sports has been arrang-
cd for at the State Fair grounds and also
the many other places Of amusement in
tho city. out-oi-town people are urged
TO mako this their celebration Of the
event.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
ROCKY FoRD'S
CHURCH FINANCES.
Al Denominations In . Prosperous
Condition. Statement Of Annual
Expenditures Of Four Churches.
METHODIST CHURCH.

Tho conference year Of tho NJ. E. church
closed las, Sunday. Tho close Of tho
year has always found a deficit In tho
treasury. tho payments by tho member
ship lacking In tho usual promp;noss dur
ing the dull summer months. whom money
is most scarce. But tho final amount To
be raised this year to meet all claims
was less than las, year. Al tho close Of
tho sermon Sunday morning. p. J. Reifel.
in most appropriate talk presented tho
question Of tho usual deficiency and In a
fow minutes the amount asked for was
promptly and gladly raised. This year
tho closing collection TO enable tho treas
uror to meet tho ehureh's obligations was
provided for with creator easo than for
NOR years.
A, tho close Of tho service tho pastor
read tho following statement showing tho
amounts raised and expended during tho
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
City Council Proceedings.

The city council met in regular session
Monday evening Mayor Pollock in the
chair.
The Fair Association was granted the
use of the east 40 feet Of railroad park.
with street privileges, during the fair, the
city to have half the proceeds.
Warrants were allowed as follows:
For work on streets and alleys, sprink-
ler, team, SO loads dirt, ETC., ten war
rants aggregating Sloe.49.
H. V. Alexander Sl0.59 printing.
j. H. Brown Sll5.6o running water
July 5th to Aug. %.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
90 to the Log Polling.

The Woodmen Log Rolling at Lamar to-
morrow is going to be the largest gather
ing of this organization ever assembled in
the state. Large delegations will be pres
ent from Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
many other points. A special train will
pass through Rocky Ford at $3.50 a. m
and will start on the .eturn trip at / p
m. Fare for the round trip only Sl.eo
Rocky Ford should be largely represented
The day will be lively with novel enter
ainment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

We have the BEE SUPPLIES. You
buy them. The Bees will do the rest.
Yours for business,
4stf The K. w. English Lumber Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

For BEE SUPPLIES sec the K. W.
English Lumber Co. We think VIC
can please you and VIC know our
SUPPLIES will please the BEES. &st.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

FOR SALE-House and lot. cheap
House 2o5 South Seventh street; lot with
shade and fruit trees. Also a lot on
North Main Street.
1920. Mary E. Tenney.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Competent stenographer and typewrit.
ist desires employment. Address j. S.
care Enterprise. It'll
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

FARMERS wanting Artesian Water
can get it at the Swink well at 25c per
tank. also have a.tank to rent.
l2-tf. S. o. Swink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Cantaloupe baskets for express ship
ments. Wood TOP and BOTTOMS.
Call M. o. Coggins office, Swink Build
ing, or A. C. Sloan, Seot'y Rocky Ford
Assn. Examine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Melon growers associations and others
wanting Rubber Stamps. Pads and Ink
can have their wants supplied at tho En-
,erprise office. ll-lS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Always the Best OF Meats will be
found.at Gerbing's meat market. If not
now customer give him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Fifty head of horses wanted at once
for pasturage on good grass and river
water. Call on or address Cline g. Hoch-
stedler. 4Oo s. 9Th St. 2-tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Manila Binding Twine. slightly damaged
by water. for sale very cheap at E. r
Cooks Implement House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

flake L. n. Gerbng your butcher. At
his Meat Market will be found tho very
best. 25u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

DIR. j. A. LAWSON has removed to
rooms over Hereford & Awards o,ero
pharmacy. ll-ls.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Man and wife wanted on ranch; man to
do field work. woman TO do housowork. n,
tho Bingham ranch. 7u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Have your pictures taken while their
prices are very low. See Orr, corner of
Ninth and Walnut.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Ono faro for the round trip to Rocky
Ford from all portions Of tho state during
tho Fair will bring the usual big crowd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Atersian Water furnished by the
Williams Transfer, Dray No. q. Phone
1872 White; office with F. D. Stoop.
Prompt attention to'al orders. If
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

WANTED-Sept. lst, girl for gen.
eral housework and cooking. Apply at
the Enterprise office. loft.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

We make speciality Of good wor!
and quick service.
Rocky Ford Steam Laundry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
Rocky Ford's
Twelfth Annual Fair.
All Arrangements Perfected for On Unus-
usNy Fine Exhibition snd for Enter-
fsLnine % Largo Crowd ss
Any Former Year.
Any FOSsss0S Year.
Watermelon WM characterized sy the Trso'
soitsHsy.- Good Every Afternoon"

everything
to be ready big show week.
exhibits promised for the
building will attractive than
g
which Of ITSELF will be worth the
celebrated State Agricultural
will be sent " the
double Of These cattle not entered for
exhibit interest in breeding good
do not
composition for the
by the Association and
OF deal OF
tho whether there would be
tho pas, @ days has
faetoy safely predicted that there will be plenty
and o excellent quality.
ok tho days Of tho Fair have been
Thursday This mistake From tho
fixed for tho first Thursday Sep
central day OF tho Fair These
Mede Peans and matter Of
regarding different dates
Of tho three OF
will be interesting
There will
Tho
with that will bo put on tho next
few da be sas;
After
hno front Of tho
Judges Immediately
will begin.
be $500 and FREQ all no. for a
addition these
including walk by col
Denver Colorado Springs and other
for this and much amusement. and
cntcrt m anticipated from tho
tho leaving time Of their excursion
time enjoy tho
tho different Thurs
follows:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

Wanted-A competent girl for general
housework. Enquire at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

CARBON PAPER for both typewriter
and pencil work at the Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28

WANTED, good cook for private
family. Apply at once at the St. James
hotel.
loft w. n. Bennett.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28


Friday scpombcr really day Of ALL Tho amusement
nothing OF the buro race which, as
usually will conclude the
earnestly that all exhibitors make their entries
Of the first day Of the Fair
that the put on the books tho
entry tags delivery the exhibitors
Wednesday and tho Judges will once go TO
Articles placed and d to
be eeonsdor n making the awards
duty Tuesda Afternoon o reeev exhibits
their exhibits Tuesday Afternoon as THIS
give inefor and display
will furnish three the Fair add-
Watermelon which VIII
to of the occasion
iueday
that timet oHo will % fair grounds
Secretary reached phone the ground after
Tuesday lst
submitted by the officers of the Fair Association
the careo our visitors week:
had difficulty
Aid the different and other
and do we'll by renting
especially and
adequate take
o. crowd
All having w. Steele chairman of the
cComfor committee
Last 10000 Water
the office of the Fair Secretary this year
anticipated the crowd this will be as large as last
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Tho first year Of Rev. M. M. Nelson's
pas;orate for tho Christian church closed
las. Sunday and wo givo below q report
OF the amounts raised and expended by
the Christians for church purposes as well
as as synopsis OF tho general work Of
the church:
Preached the first sermon in Rocky
Ford Angus. "a. 1902.
Number Of sermons preached during tho
year -------.---- ------- l$l
Number received into church at Rocky
Ford ---------5l
Number reeeveid into church else
where .--- ---- --.-. 40
Number funerals conducted -----e
Number marriages solemnized- --------z
Y. S. C. E. organized Oct 18th now
has 40 members.
During the year the SUNDAY School
has nearly doubled in average attendance
and collection. For the month Of August
now closing average attendance about
lis: average collection. S4.25.
The Ladies Union has been an efficient
helper throughout the year.
The following MONIES have been raised
during the year:
Incidentals Sl55.oo
Missionary offerings .- 1850
SALARY. 10000
Amount pledged toward new
church .-------. -.---- 81, 10000
The new church building is rapidly
nearing competition. The entire cost Of
the building and furnishings will be S.
500.
We heartily thank all who have helped
us to make this year success for the
Master.
M M Neleon pastor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
S-tf.

Holbrook Bros.
Room 9 Board OF Trade.
S-tf. Pueblo. Col.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
Crystnlizcd Water.

There will be no more crys.alized water
for sale at the Alta Vista house. or any
place else in Rocky Ford for the present.
All wanting any more will please send to
office. Send money order. bank draft or
express order.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
S2,552.67
BAPTIST CHURCH.

|. D. Hale, treasurer of the Baptist
church, gives the following as the expen-
diture Of that denomination for the cur
rent wear;
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DAYS WORE.-First class Ia-us-e-s =
day s wsrN or wasting At bone Pro-
TOR. 21S Wss- a.-h-sr
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BOOKS Boz Gil e .--,asls a fesldences
free. LoSERINGS ~. n BOOK Ex-
CHANGE, S23 broadway. near l2th-st.
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September p 1903 70 September :, lses. hdit 90
by Cyrus Adler. 12mo. pp. SIS philadelphia:
The Jewish Publication Society OF America.
The principal feature OF this volume is a
series Of Biographical sketches OF rabbis and
cantors IN the United States. These 363 sketches
will form the nucleus of a Jewish who's Who"
which is now being compiled. In his review OF
occurrences IN various parts OF the world in the
last year. Dr. Adler says:
very conspicuous place in Anglo-Jewish
public life Of the last year is occupied by Sir
Marcus Samuel, the fifth among the Jewish
Lord Mayors OF London. The contrast which
the City OF London presents. IN absolute free
dom from preiudice. TO almost all the other cap
ftais OF the world. attaches perennial novelty
10 the recurring election OF Jewish Lord May
ors; and the marked personality and frank Jew
ieh loyalty OF Sir Marcus Samuel tend TO iift his
Mayoraity stfn further out Of the common. he
struck the keynote OF his policy nv directing
that the oldtime Lord Mayors show shouo
take its way through the Jewish quarters.
The record tells OF Sir Marcus's refusal 10 in
wife the Rumsnisn minister TO the Guildhall
dinner and HIS attendance at the synagogue in
FUN state" Another notable event Of the year
IA England was the attendance at the solemn
military Hanukah service OF Lord Roberts.
The writer can find little in Austria from
which TO draw fresh hope" Anti-Sem.tism is
stin rampant there. and conversions 10 Chris
tianfty average about six hundred year IN
Vienna. Anti-semitism political factor has
declined ia Germany.
The most serious feature in the life OF the
Jew in Germany IS not the raVing OF the poltt-
zeal anti-Senite, who renders the valuable SER
vice of caricatUring the grimace Of hatred. but
rather the Seep seated dislike. jealousy and fear
which can treat with Indifference or even pal
lation all the countless acts Of administrative
injustice by which the career OF the unconEerted
Jew is constantly crippled IN the German army.
university and judiciary. IN the diplomatic ana
other public service.
The decision or Justice Davidson, Of the Su-
prerpe Court Of Canada. that Jewish children
have no legal fight 70 be educated in the pub
lie schools is also mentioned. together with the
fact that the difficulty was temporarily solved
by a measure o. compromise" Under the head
OF statistics" the statement is made that
there are no reliable figures as TO the Jewish
population Of this country. 1t has been esti-
mated at various times as follows:
In ISIS. at 1900; in 1924. at 6000; IN 1896. at
5000: IN 1870 at 1900; in 1S4S, At 5O0eg; in
1850 at 100000: n 1883. At 100000; in 1s94, at
937. goo; IN 1902, at 12I,eOO
The estimated Jewish population Of Russia IS
about 100000; OF Austria Hungary, 25eoooo'
Germany, 100000; Turkey. $4,000; Rumanis,
275eo0, and the British Empire, 276,0o0.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


23D-ST.. % EAST CMadison Square South
suite Of two rooms and bathroom: re
erelces
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The Macmillan Company has brought out in
the English Men of Letters series Alfred Ain
gers life Of the poet Crahbe. Canon Anger
aclxnoul,dees his special Indebtedness to n copy
of the Memoir Of Crabbe' by his son. contain
inc abundant annotations by Edward FITZGERALD
FitzGerald's long intimacy with Crabbe's son
and grandson enabled him to add many anec-
iotes and comments derived from them.
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FARAIETs.-Working foreman: American;
small family; thorC-ghly C0nversaut and
experienced with stock. crops da.--. etc {.
all connected With farm Gentleman
estate. good pOUltryulan. wife fine butter
maker: best references from all employers
At CARPENTER :. 154 6th-sve.
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evils are and always have been, absent from
esta blishrnents otherwise OF the same class as
the one described I'm the earlier part OF this
book and in "a Guardian of the Poor" Had
such conditions been universal. 1T would hardly
have been interesting TO write about them; the
incubation OF social and still less of business.
morality being no part Of novelists function.
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COA~TTNAN-Danish: hes e good 10 years
r. fareace. will go for moderate wax 5;
country rreferred: wife understands milk
and butter. SOMMER, I'll East 16tn-st-
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thereof
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JEWISH PROGRESS.
Some Biographies and Some Sta
tistics.

TIE AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK. 1854.
September q, 1908. 70 September 9. 1905. Edit ed
by Cyrus Adler. limo. Pr. SIS philadelphia:
The Jewish Publication Society OF America.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
E'e4ua L..

Female.
COOK. &c-MAID-rwO English friends
Just rro7n London. one as cook and cham
bsruaid and useful maids long and excel
lent references from titled FAMILY. Y L
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SurrogQtes' Notices.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

orable Abner .. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
q New York hereby ali persons having
claims against Henry Brown late Of the County Of sui
l,au state yania deceased. 10 present the
sane yth vouchers the subscribers at their
place Of trnsacng business, the offices OF their at
tc~neys Aessrs Blair Rudd, No. &c Liberty Street, Ia
ne borough Of City Of New York, or be
fore the eleventh day q March, 1904
Dated New York the 9Th day OF september, 1870.
ADELAIDE 3. FITCH
JOHN 7. FREDERICKS.
Executors.
BLAIR & for LII
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order Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF
TIE County OF New York Notice IS hereby given 10 al
having claims Edward .. Jones' late OF
the County York deceased. present the
with vouchers thereof the subscribers their place Of
traHsacting business the office Of Geo L Carlisle,
Room 1SlO. No - Wall Street. IN The City of New York.
& before the 4tE day OF December
Dated New York the 10Th day May, 1908
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- Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice hereby given TO ell persons having
claims against Foz late Of the County Of
Yor deceased 4 present with vouchers there
OF 10 the subscribers then place OF ransacting bust
ness al tie Office Of Forster Sper No S2 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan the City n New York,
before the 18th day Of December 1903. next.
Dated New York 2nd day Of June. 1903
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- Frank T Fl-zstraid, a Surrogate Of County Of
New York notice g. hereby given 20 all persons having
Charlotte Lavnia Gregory late of the
County q New York deceased present the
the subscriber al its place OF
acting No. cs Broadway, in the city OF New
York on or before the 9Th day OF November
Dated New York. 9Th day Of May. 1908.
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20 Nassau Street. Borough % Manhattan. New York
City.
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IN PURSUANCE oF An oRpER OF THE

ro1orable frank 7. Fitzgerald, e Surrogate O
County q New YORK NOTES is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Shells Nelson,
County OF New York. deceased. present same,
with vouchers thereof the subscriber place OF
business the Office Arthur Avermo-e
No 80 Broad Street. Borough Manhattan CITY
OF New York, before January 22nd. 1903.
Dated. New York. the twenty-frs day OF July 1909.
VIRGINIA NELSON Executrix.
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FOR SALE.

KELLEM BROUGHAM-Fir class con
dition throughout; pole shafts, rubbe
tires. 476 West 159th-st.. Schuler's Stable,
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is PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County OF
New York Notice is hereby given TO all persons having
against Martha 4. Hartstene
OF New York deceased. to the
ers thereof 20 the subscriber her place OF transactng
business at the Offices OF Robinson No 50 Wall
Street in the City OF New York. before the 10th day
Of March -
Dated New York. the Goth day Of August 1903.
. SYLVIA II. DAVIS, Executrix.
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Executrix %
" al street. Borough Of Manhattan, New York
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WANTED, 500 strong men. oyster dredg-
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Street. y. !. City.
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q an order OF Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a surro-
OF the County OF New York hereby given
% persons having claims Fleiscarnan
tbs C0anty % New York 70 present the
with vouchers thereof tho subscriber
transacnE business at the ONCE OF :. IsecSe
No 203 Broadway, IN tEs Borough Of Manhattan,
OF New York before the day March,
1904
Dated New York the 18th day az August, 1900.
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BERNARD TSFcCI<E Attorney
way. Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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HELP WANTED.
Male

MAN for indoor position; city: also two
travelling statesmen p West 24th-st-.
Room 5.