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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
Union County Political War
fare Is Intense In Spite of
Late Primary
MANY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
The Fight for The shrievaIty is The
Hottest, Nine Aspirants Being in
The Field-Pubic improvements at
creston-curiously Deformed Child
at creston.
Special to Times-Republican.
at Gre ton.

Creston, May 12.-Atho the date for
the republican primary has not yet been
set the political situation i'll Union
county has almost reached the boiling
state. There seems to De but little ac-
tivity among the democrats, but there
Is plenty OF timber for the republican
offices. The sheriff's office seems to be
the principal bone of contention and
dates for this place, with the possibility
of two more coming out before the tight
is ended. For treasurer there are now
four names mentioned and another one
that will be sprung at the proper time.
For representative there is little talk,
lit seemingly being conceded to Scott
Skinner, who was for two terms mayor
of Creston. The presen. county super
intendent has served but one term and
of course the nomination will go to him
without opposition, it being the I'M
written law in politics that compe-
tent official shall have the second term.
For member of the board of supervisors
nounced. Both the present sheriff and
treasurer, who have had TWO terms, are
striving for the third and the contest
will be quite interesting before primary
day.
Creston will have great deal of pub
lie improvement this year. The new
government building is rapidly nearing
completion. the lettering on the stone
front now being done. The decorators
are at work on the new opera house
and the Masonic temple, which will be
ready for opening about the first of
June with one of the finest attractions
to be obtained. Seats are now being
sold at $40 and private boxes are bring
ing $lO0 each. Pats opera house is
repaired and enlarged. The city is now
at work on grading the streets around
the government building, preparatory to
putting in more brick paving, and the
city will also put in several blocks more
of sewer this year. Besides this. there
is more private Improvement than has
been done in years before.
Chairman Newman. of the Decoration
day committee has made all arrange
ments for the celebration of that day
here this year. The Creston Choral AS
ISOLATION and the newly organized Cres-
ton band will furnish the music. Rev.
j. +. Grondyke. who is said to be one
of the ablest orators in this part of the
state. will deliver the grafton, and the
exercises will be held IL South Park.
All the civic societies of the City join
with the G. A. r. and w. r. G. in OBJ
serving the day and the feature of
sports and amusements will be as near
ly eliminated as possible. The exercises
will attract more than usual attention
this year from the fact that the city
now owns it's own cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
BROKE RIB COUGHING.

Hans Anderson, of Farraaut, Victim of
Most Peculiar Accident.
Shenandoah. May LEA peculiar ac-
cident happened at Farragut when
Hans, the son. of Nels Anderson, broke
a rib during a spell of coughing. The
Young man has been suffering from
whoopin.g cough for some time and 1t
was during a severe attack that the
rib was broken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12

Lonisvile-The Lakeland asylum in
vestigating committee does not find any
real cruelty, but recommends that the
present corrective methods be abolish
ed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12

Union county has produced another
natural curiosity. Sometime ago Mrs.
w. ]. Daily. of Thayer, viewed the
mangled remains of a victim of rail-
road wreck, and about three months
ago she gave birth to baby that is de-
void of arms. The little fellow is APP
parently we'll and hearty, but in place
OF arms and hands has nothing but two
short stumps. 1t seems to enjoy life
and tries to use its feet where other
children would use their hands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
A LIVELY RUNAWAY.
A Team of Horses Cut Up Some LiveI,
Capers at Fort DODGE.

Special to Times Republican,.
Fort Dodge, May IA team of
horses attached to a spring wagon and
belonging TO a farmer named Scheer,
who had come to town to attend the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12

The late George Ramsey of Mime
sofa was not only last of the war gov
errors. but he was first of that historic
band to make tender of regiment to
the United States. Happening to be in
Washington when news was received
that Fort Sumter had been fired upon,
he hurried TO the war office and sought
Secretary Cameron. "Mr. Secretary
said he, II have the honor to offer you
1000 men from Minnesota" With
characteristic bluntness Simon Gamer
on said: Well hurry them up. gov
ernor I am just going over to see
President Lincoln" Governor Ramsey
telegraphed to ST. Paul and in q few
hours affairs were in motion in Mime
sofa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
Little Stories of BID Men,

One Of the pecuiarities of Tolstoi is
that he always wears boots of his own
making, and they are the admiration
of the shoemaker who taught him the
trade. But the latter was certain that
the count would starve did he endeavor
to earn a living by boot manufacturing,
as the work put into each pair was too
excellent and slow to prove profitable
Some time ago Count Tolstoi tried to
persuade two of his disciples, young
men of education and culture to turn
shoemakers, but they declined.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-10-09

Hubbardston, James Miller, lSt
James T. Brennan, I'd.
Fall pippins, ID. {. Bacon, lS,: NJ.
T. Hatch, I'd.
Orange, NJ. T. Hatch, New Mi:f,rd,
1St.
Snow, James Miller, Danbury, lst
Charles Downs, Stevenson, I'd.
Pound Sweets, James Miller, LIST: T.
E. Platt & Son, I'd.
Gillidower, M. T. Hatch, New Mil
ford, 1st; P. H. Cannon, I'd.
Canada russets, James Miller, Dan
bury, 1st.
GLASS 13-aRAPEs, PEARS, ETC.
Grapes: Plate of Concord, n. W.
Mitchell, 1st; a. w. Bassett, I'd.
Niagaras, Mrs Ira Wildman, LIST; L.
R. Skidmore, I'd.
Brighton, 6. +. Duncombe, lst.
Eaton, g. F. Duncombe, lst
Pocklington, g. NJ. Beresford, lst.
Pears: Seckei, Wallace n. Mitchell.
lst; d. B. Parmelee, I'd.
Sheldon, r. g. Mitchell, lst; Sher-
man b. Drew, I'd.
Kieffer, Wallace N. Mitchell, 1st;
James B. Nichols, I'd.
CONTINUATION PAGE tent
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-10-09
j. w. MELBOURNE, II. D.,

Career Specialist,
64 CONN.,, TELEPHONE
Wants that nothing but his treatment
refunded
at following imon
having successfully removsd
Southv Conn.,
ms @ on S
anyo one having gcances truly
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
WEST HolBRooK.

Mss Mss Bennett: returned from her
Pacific ssss: cutting las; Sunday. Ths
hsrns yssfnsy Nas has:sasd oa ssssaH; 81
hsf ns;hsr's illness.
VI. caisins is digging large vel On
his LassyisW rsash fer stock watering
pgrpssss.
nrs. W. 3. .sers was buried a. the
cemetery las; Saturday. Shs had been
Ia Nebraska fer several rlsa;hs for hsf
health. ard died IN la jgnta as she was
een-inE hsns.
John Bennett; was seriously Injured en-
Thursday morning By a horse. No oas
saw The accident. bu; {; Is supposed ths;
he was licked. He was partially dneon-
ses5ss for several days bot IS slowly re-
covering.
Miss Eva Way lst; for her homo inHoi-
t5a. Kan. Tuesday. after several weeks
yisi; With her sister. Mrs. ]. n. wass5n.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
Only Als watch So Far.

There is an old negro living in Car.
roilton who was taken III several days
ago and called in physician Of his
race to prescribe for him. Hut the
old man did not seem 90 be setting
any better and fmally white physi'
clan was called. Soon after arriving
DR.. s. felt tbs daEky's pulse for
a moment and then examined bis
too que. Did your other doctor take
yo'ar tsmpsrstu-e7- he asked. Il
dc ut know. sab hu answered feebly.
II hain't missed anything but my
= atch as yit, boss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
THE rAalr IN SUMMER.
Hostssses at Newport Discard the Ae-
cepted Covering.

Hostssses at Newport Discard the Ae-
eepted Covering.
1--WE don't use any tablecloths In
summer" said q clever housekeeper
the other day. and you can't think
what a saving OF work it II. The laun-
dress has SO many tub frocks and shirt
waists TO do up each week she 10 quite
overwhelmed as il is. Rather than
tumbled cloths ! prefer Q bare table.
Beside. even for dinner at night. the
polished table. with its handsome cen
terpiece. its flowers and its silver and
pretty china. is attractive. 1t seems
to me quite as elegant As table with
a white cloth over 1t. and 1t is infinite
ly more summery. Through the sum.
mer we try TO live in a summer-iiks
way. leaving for cold weather the
amusements and customs OF winter
and civilized life. We find II lends va
riety and zest TO existence not to eat
and do and wear the same things all
the year round. Don't you think
there's something in itT"-Newport
News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
Warning AaaIn., c.lib.ex.

Al Cherry Polat. Northumberland
county. Virginia. IS the grave ot'iratis
Anderson. who died Aug. II. 1893.
age ~ years months and 1? days.
His epitaph states that: He was .
worthy and estimAbie man. n kind
neixhboe. = fAithfui friend aad . good
citizen. In other relations OF hfs hc
might havo been equally praise
worthy. but he died n bachelor. hav.
ing never expcrieaeet tho comfort OF
being a husband and father. This sit.
uation ho found 30 confortiess that
In hi. last will he directed this stone
To be placed over his remains. with an
inscription warning all younI mon
from initiating al example of eclibary
which yielded no other oyentfni fruits
but disappointment and rsmorse. In
ser.bcd At his request By his frisndA'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
n.IIool.na In win.s,

During tho winter there arc 10 Wis
itors at Heiisoiand. and life is very
dull on tho island. Nearly all the
shops arc shu, and. II ,ou van, to buy
anything. you have to rins OF knock
before yuu can attract attention. The
lodging houseso arc also closed. and
the fishing boats are drawn up on the
beach above hiEh water mark At
niEht the HeiiEoisndcrs gather in the
public halls. the men to drink beer.
smoke sad play cards. and the women
to dance. There are no fcrmaliiies.
as all the islanders have known each
other from infsney.-ForciEH letter In
FourTFack News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
A Remarkable Record.

chamssflain's Cough Remedy has =
wonderful record Il has sssn in uss fer
ever thirty years. during -hish tifns'rrany
uiiiio1 bssiiss have been ss,5 ard used.
Il has i9nE beer The standard ard main
reliance IN the treatment st esge IN tb5gs=
ards st h5nss. yss during ali This sine ne
case has ever been reported % the man
ufzssgrsrs IN which it failed 20 effect .
cure. When gwen as seen as The child
becomes hsarss as even as s55n as shs
eruauy cough appears. il viii praysnt The
a;taes Il Is pleasant 70 take. many shI.-
drsn Ike it. Is ssutsi1s 70 1F Irn e.
ether harmful substances ard may bs
gwen as confidently 70 baby as sn adult.
Fer sale By all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
0rlef Cooauersd.

1 viii .srsstsn the grief ,sa, years may
briEE.
Within my soons sis--. % s<nded knss.
NIL sa.s~ea rszs. Shsa Er.s. eeszss
20 me.
Coz, comforts essss as vel TO heal IN.
sting.
Cons J0,s divine wssa earthly .sys ,as.
Ana ~asa IN, isysa oa<s die. TO ne b
sissa
Fosa. el.ss~r ssi4saes OF ooa's dsss
hezFse.
vliaaE az .ea -itA peace. and essa.
seftihE.
So sriss shsa s.s me armed sas. as e
Zoe
ris,ts TO a ~zr-isr ssrUarss far ,saa
hs.
Crsss shall present = Sag os truce 20 ne
Ani e.r rss,f ny vaea.I. tsssii.s ie-.
While I. the victor. shall have Eaihss
from ETs6
A deeper kas~issse Of aivin. relief.
-Anna Temple
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
c,,.ia.rs,s Father.

In New south Wales dwells witty
farmer who inherited IRON his father
the patron rnic of "SGealinE. The
surname carries nasty. liEht-handed
suggestion. and so our farmer has
determined to soften IL for his prog.
eny. His daughter has Just been
christened. and he got around the
surn arne By giving her the Christian
name Of worth. Worth Stealing. but
surely that is clearly an encourage.
nent of kidnapping.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
c RAND VALLEY.

The Grand Valley dissfis; IS setting .
z5s5 example IN another direction by
sfovidiaE sshSSl library. Grand Valley
: district No. /. and is sa.srpnsinE pso-
pc propose % sssp i Number Ore in
svsry way.
The arissisn well a. The Grand Valley
seho5i house is now Under way and FIRE
feN Of water is hoped for sooa. Grand
Valley sets an sHssllsn; example 70 ether
districts IN providing the finest Of water
fer The school, primarily. and. incidentally
fer the community.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
CORRESPONDENCE,
oLNey SPRINGS.

r. z. Montgomery OF Salde visited MS
sister Mrs. F. E. Collins the first OF the
week. returning home Wednesday and
taking his son Roy. who has been with
Mrs. Collins for several weeks.
Mrs. Edmond Pauls was in olney We'd
nesday calling on friends and looking af-
ter business.
Mrs. Peacock of Kansas City who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Morton for
several weeks returned 10 her home Tues
day. Mrs. Morton accompanying her as
far as Pueblo.
Mrs. Vaughn Of Pueblo was visiting
Olney friends last week.
Agent Gilbert sold IS tickets 10 the
Pueblo fair last week. which was pretty
good showing for olney.
Mrs. Morton gave fine six o'clock din
ner this week 20 number Of lady friends
and party in the evening TO the young
people in honor Of herdaughter. Mrs. Pea
cock. They were both very enioyabls
affairs and much appreciated by her
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Auckland took in the
fair last week and purchased an elegant
lot Of furniture and carpets for their new
residence.
James Jewell and wife have friends
visiting them from Hale. Mo.
o. F. comstoek. Agent Gilbert and Mrs.
Parker have all been having siege Of the
grippe the past ten days, but are all i'm
proving.
John Msueher made a trip 70 Pueblo
Monday with load Of furniture for Mrs.
Vaughn.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Collins went 70
Rocky Ford Thursday shopping and visit
ing with Mrs. crsssy.
Ths many friends Of Miss Kiely will be
pleased 70 hear that she IS getting some
better. bu; !; will be some time before
she will De able 70 go 70 her school a.
Ia Junta.
The Woodmen gave an oyster supper
70 their many friends las. Saturday night
Everyone present reports a fine time and
all the oysters they could eat There
were a number presen: from Msa.snola
and Fowlsr.
Mrs Glaze who has been E.si.ng hef
sis;er-in-lsw. Mrs. Kser. for the pas; sir
wssHs lsit for her home in Nebraska
msa5ay.
The Missouri Pacific IS erecting a fine
bee: dump near wm. kuesisnd's farm On
which ;hs National Sugar Co has $50
acres Of sTeslisa; sss;s. This dump Is ~
improvement on many ;ha; have beer
suil; IN the fac; tha; the approaches are
nush lsngsf than usual
olrsy's ysin, continues 70 be sefy CO.
noxieas 70 al goSd citizens N that pofaoa
Q. the country. ks an encouragement; fe'
youthful gambling ard drinking /; Is a
nuisance which oagh; 20 bs sba;sa ard
;ha, sssa. We saggss: iha; at;y Of ;hs
patrons ef The place be summoned as Wiz
nsssss. kmsng ths; number surely ssi-
dsnss enough can Be secured % p: ;as
! praPfis.or ogi o. business. This lcsat i
ihs source q 50 much dsnofali:a;ioa that
is ts-gsf continuance must be eoass4sfsd
= disgrace 20 the whole community around
Olasy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
Raised From the Dead.

c. W. Lands. porter fer The Oriental
hotel. Chsnuts. Kas.. says u know whai
Il was 70 suffer with neuralgia. deed DID.
and get b5ttls ot Balars's Snow Lt1-
irnsnt and I was raised from ths dead.
tired 70 get soIns mare. bat before had
'dspossd' Of my bottle. was cured entire
IL. am tsllin' de truth. too 25s. soc
ard 81 at Hereford & Awards
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
BREAKING 1T TO HIM SOFTLY.
stammerlns Clerks Explanation wss
Enod One

stammerins Clerks Explanation Was
q Good One.
In q certain law Office In this cty
there Is n clerk who is afiicted with
occasional nts OF stammerIng. Re-
Gently he was sent To serve some -.
pers on another lawyer. Upon pre-
ssnting himself before the man he
had 10 see he drew out the papers
and tried to make few explanatory
remarks. but for all his gassing and
coughing not a word could he utter.
The lawyer who was TO be served was
OF an irascib}e temperament. and he
stood the clerks sputtsring as long
as he could Come. come!" he finally
exclaimed. '.nre you a process server.
or whatT -N.n-no.- gasped The
wretched clerk. "rm-hAw-ah-Im-rm'
an-an elo-slocutionist"- York
Press
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
pe,oured By Worms.

Children s!tsa ery. Hss ffssa rais. b;
from hunger. althsazh fss shsHsanilY.
The entire trouble arsss irar.t5n. thsif
.ocd Is 10: assifai'sssd, tat tsyssfs5 b
worms. 4 few sesss q Whts's Cream
vsfruissEs ~ili cause them . esass ety-
ing ard hsEin 70 thrive a. s1ss. ysfy much
% the surprise and - 81 ths fn1ihsfs
2se al Hereford & kvafd,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
Letter to Little People.

Miss Della Badger. who is now in .
Bzpts; Mission sshool. Chicago. has
written a letter to two Of her ltsls friends.
in Rocky Ford. from which we make ihs
following extract which will Be Of intsrps;
% o;hsr boys and girls:
The little people that ! have in The
sewing school are nearly all Swedss CT
Germans. and the o8ss I have in Sunday
School are Bohsmians. but they UNDER
stand ali that say 70 them. They dc
not have a sober papa or mamma ike you
have. Some Of their manmss get druns
and treat them awful bad. and some q
them d5 not have any msmrnas al all.
and Hss have 70 live any way that they
ear. Auuts IS very glad that you live IN
the country away from 50 many bad boys
ard girls. But they are not all bad.
Thsy treated aunts nice and listened =
her when she talked 70 them. We hupa
70 make these boys and girls better
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
His Life Savedby chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrahoea Remedy.

p. L Dyer, well known cooper Of
this town. says he believes Chamberlain's
Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy
saved his life last summer. He had been
sick for a month with what the doctors
call bilious dysentery. and could get moth
ing TO do him any Rood until he tired this
remedy. l. gave him immediate relief,
says 3. T. Little. merchant, Hancock. Nd.
For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
T~enty-onc Years a DyspeptIe.

R.R. Foster. Sic S. Cd ST.. Sal; lake
cr:y. writes: Il have bssa Bothered with
dyspepsia or indiEssilea fer ~ years;
tired many doctors wiihags relief: Fs=ent-
y 20. be;;is o, Hsft.as, oas es;ils
cured me. ! sfu rsw isFsfHE OF e1 the
ssseae. have Recommended : e my
Hereford & Awards
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

F. H. Hilfiker and Rushmer & Maltby's
City drug store have iust installed new
system OF lighting. The light is made
from gasoline gas and is quite brilliant
1t is called the Ftp. light. being, it is
claimed. both fire-proof and fool-proof.
II il is true to name great object has
been accomplished. worthy Of following
in other directions than illumination.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
iis kn.m chamserIaln.


Gen. De Wet was resntly asked by
an int rviev what he thought of Mr.
t-barnbs rlain. "He ought to grow a
beard said the famous Boer leader
WHY a beal Dr. was asked. He
shsves too c. 'ose.~ replied De Wet
with a grunt and then went on to
tell abou, the impossibility of driving
good politica bargain with the co.
lonial secretar, New York Times.
"The stor.s.Ft he musical fantasy tn
urnph. most enthu siastieally endorsed BY
the press and publ &c Of Chicago. where It
ran for five eo7sss tive months. IS an op-
cratic novelty. snta ely different from any
thing. appsrtsirang to girls music iun ano
laughter Of America orlgln seen on the
stage for ages. lis merry neianse o.
operate. burissdus ano eRUa'a ana
features. especially { he later athOugn
the theme. piot ard Z sneraI stage strue-
t,,rs is 81 ~. --,.y5o,,, musical comedy or
der Of tr5av T5s ar nal production and
cast Of seventy-fivs psE pie is announced
for Thursday. Oct 8.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

Fifty hsae st horses wanted a. cree
for pas;grsgs On Es5d grass ard fsysf
water. Gail sa CT address Ctas & H5sh-
s.sdlsr. sos S. 9Th s. 2-a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

The Toledo Blade is a paper OF great
value and national reputation. price 81
Subscriptions taken for the Enterprise
and Blade both one year ior Sl,Z5, cash
in advance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
EorSale.

my hs'ns ere nile .ssashsas; q FessF
Fesa. esasss;iag st ten acres. .; fair
Prize ard rsassaahls terms.
ia G. ~. Gees
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

Gs. = free sample of chsmbsrlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets - sny drug
store. They are easier . take ard .n5fs
plsassn; in ssfsst thar Pills. Th61 ;hssf
use Is no: followed by constipation as IS
2Se per baS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

Steele & BealI have our thanks for a
lot of blotters which do not fail TO men
ton their Insurance department.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

When you wake Up with bad taste IN
your mouth. 90 a. onee % any drug store
and &c, = free sample Of Chamberlain 5
Stomach and Liver Tablets, One or two
doses ~ill make you well. They also
cure biliousness. sick headaehe and con
s,ipa,ion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

ARTEsIAE WATER delivered from
the Swins well AZ rs cents per tank.
Leave orders with the Rocky Ford Trad
ing Co. No ether tank IS. delivering
water In town from this well l2-;i.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

We make a specially Of good waF.
and saies service.
Rssky Ford Steam Laundry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
Group.

Usually begins with the symptoms Of .
common cold; there is ehilliness, sneeznE,
sore throat. hot ssin. duck pulse. hosrse-
ness and inpeded respiration. Give fire.
cuent small doses Of Ballard's Horsh1und
Syrup. the child will CRY for IN and AZ the
frs, sign OF a eroupy cough, apply fire.
suently 5allard's Snow LiniUent extern
ally 20 the threat soc a. Hereford 9,
Awards
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

have alfalfa pasture for so or rs
head or horses, ! ! miles south o. Rosky
Ford.
iB-u We csmpssl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

LOST. by j. A. Law. Conservative Life
Rate Book and valuable letters. VIII pay
liberal reward for return to Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

FOR SALE, 4-room, ~ story dwell
ling. Call At 41O n. 18Th. ieti.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25
Administrators Notice.

r4tatH oT tsuliy Mayo. Deceased.
Tua undersigned. having been arpnintc,l
sHrihf-fratuf of the estate " Euniiy Mayo.
f9ffl 10 tila county ~ Otetu. In the state Of
II5ll8flsiiH deceased. hereby gives notice that
ne wilt auufnr iefurp the County Court uf
81 fifa-i. t'Iuufv. ~ the Court House iu 10
1ants Iu -1iu Duuuty. at she september Term
b. ! 10 the last Monday in september next.
I'd wiirn time all persons having Clnims
a5saIusf said Ja4tatC stU notified aud requested
to attend frr she UurIsu<e Ot having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted tu said -
tHtt. 4fC rr4unsfrsl to makC immediate pay
frffff go the undersigned.
dated at Ia Iuuis. Colo. this = day nt Aug
Warren Mayo. Administrator.
ii-I5-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

Take L n. Gsfb1nE your butcher. A.
his Meat Market viii ba found the vsry
hest 25a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

FOR SALE. one iron-grey driving mare.
An extra COED single driver. perfectly gem
lie. trim built. weight 1900 Would make
a very fine horse for surrey
Chester johnson.
ST. =, mile south Of cemetery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

ktersian Water furnished b. the
Williams Transfer, Dray No. 4. Phone
1872 White: office with F. D. Stoop
Prompt attention to all orders. lift
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-09-25

Says |
To myself says !
The Denver Post is
The paper 20 buy
Says !.