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SsbHer % SpSsfaIb.

~9ecorab RepubIicon" bar fra
Gin G8ieSior Charles MecRaiters
facet en- f~uIoitGuoig Opgape ooer
antaIIet al 6soiler % 0eS8faIo /
benne 9p / 1902, % en- 0~periptteIie
ifol Der Iepers. 8 1902 fsotes / DC.
corab go 9srn, : Here emo / 1901.
of 9e6sioIb ~inotraoote as, - 16
Here emo aoret for. af De rpfsote
bar SO Suffer 90 "a Bigger. Set
moubIige aiSn bar ogioo fterfeit re.
prpienteret bIorbt De 6sSe, i6ei %
at As ttIbsrte BET. 90 Of Dem, iom
bsbe, oor gonIe 6oIf. s oor meuem
so oe 20. 10 menem so og 80 % I
oper 80. Sc % bar i~sIgenbe Ropne:
8iutom See, IS Inr. 2ucinoa Col.
By, II Gor II Utaare6er oq Z Gage.
Grne 8u6rln6ien, 81 aar, s Roa.
neber os Z 9dge. Rorp Scott. Sc
aor, 2 Wnaneoer % I Gag. Rarp
&. Rooan, omfriu9 20 aor. 2eot
Bulls, "a anr, 8 Waoncoer oQ 16
Gage. Sob s. Speroder. 76 &ur. 9
Wnoreber og "a Sage. Sobn Gar.
Der, sc aor, 3 Wnoneber og 9 Gage.
Snsebore Gitrem, omtrent 76 Gor.
8uro &. Spenion, II Qar, 3 Woa.
neSer % / 0ag. gli5a Z. Ridar6.
ion, 81 aar. A Raaneber og / Gage.
GIbert O. Seaop, 70 Mar og 3 Gage.
Charles 2. SiQotior, So Gor, 6
Roaueber o9 IS 0oae. Inun0 9rp.
ribbon, S. 9ar oa s Raoneoer.
Warp Rgopana, SO Mar. Geter Z.
Sper9e, 70 Mar, fl Waaueoer %
IA Gage. 8atrif RcGuifer, 60 aor,
8 Raane0er % % 9age, Snmcs
Stringer, 50 &ar, Z Waaneber oq
% Gage. GmiIius :. 8eiier, 81
&nr, 6 Rnaneber % II Gage. Gun
Der Saniou, 81 aar, 6 RnmeSer og
II Gage. Simon grogbamer, rs
anr, s Rnaneber % Z Gage. Il
motbD Slim, GA aar % Is Gage
Rnrgaret Gurran, 70 aar. &citcr
of 3sosiuIOene faIbt / icrifieQigt
Brlpper. 9Ian6t benz, Tom Ssoe
1902, bar Der 2 8sru UNDER / aar
a Born ufeIleru 1 % 8 gar, 1 Barr
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

gi snifer at bsnleSe Seres Spnr9rts
iontbeb paa ct advertisement / bette
Summer al 8lnbet fra Rortbtpeitern
2arS Companies at ct. Snil, Rinn.
Settle Sirnta er ct al De eIbite, Der bar
eiort Sorretring / SarmEaub / Rorss
peften. Sc eier fuIbt no dlt 2anb, fpn
be tilbbber for SaIs, og iaIser intet pr.
&ornmisiion. % beres aisbere fan berfor
itpIe paa at faa fuISitenbiee Stisbsr,
Iaoe Sriier og Iette SiItam. 9eres
9ano er onrbpeeelig rbbdIet at erfarne
9anSz llnberiseere, o9 er gpbt beltggenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Jnopanorineen

) Sc 10 ierite Dnge al april foHl
3S,O76 Snopanorere til Glis 5slntf
| Nep Dorf. Boa en- enfelt Gaa,
Den lobe @priI, bragte europRiife
Sfibe 1915 til Rep Dorfs Snon.
Wan ~erpebereoe 1855 nf Dem os LOO
6eiten pare omboro til n9ite Dag.
@ogIe faa boIotes tilbdse, o. enooc
frrre ienotes til tit ennle Sjem. 90
ileite al Snopanbrerne reiite itrafs til
be neitlige og noropeitlige Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Sale Sail.

aarets atbletiife SpeIier bar be.
gprbt oeb 2utber College. 8aie Ball
Senret bar enbe 9rRfter, % BET bar
al 8rlino til at trnfe, at BET bill piube
Seier / 3ontper meb II. 9. g. ben
20be april, meo Soma Statsuniper.
ittet ben '276e, meo Iebraifa ben 5te
Waat pa meb Carlton College ben
Soe. Bore Gouegiorere eisr inar
TO "ubenInnbSreiier", Sen enc til
Soma Gitp Den 12te os 10 Moi, Den
nnben til Ct. Olaf College / Nortb.
feb ben 1Soe Wai. timber S1,hel.
ipnoben fommer Der maoife til at bIi.
be goISpI paa GoIesrunben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Gil oe Veoltoenoe.

I'll 8oniuI Sa1e SteensIanb |
Dtabiion er iom 6sIge al @ilpernsr
60 SoletteS Proclamation til Dc
Rsolibenbe / Roroen os Sinlano ino'
fommet $2,2ts.95, bporaf $654.67
- Ser. 2,420.25 ienbtes til ben ume.
rifanIfe 2egation / Stodbolm; $1,O27
- Ser. 1896, til giifop u. Gbs.
Bang, Gbriitionia, os $536.65 til
Gbriitian SeroIb, q. g., for 5irden.
Serne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
SaaHeSus.

9egge Secorabs norif.lutberife
Strfer bar iPrbeles imuft prpoebe
8aaifeboe, os forrtoen en- rig gIom.
iterflor par npe 9rpberier at ie. Wen
geiret bar fIemt, Sn BET bIrIte os reg.
nebe ooIbiomt, o9 mango maatte
bolbe Zig bientne. Sor 9pinberne
bar BET oarifeIiat at romme, ieIo ON
be Dor / gper, og geiere bar ioa op.
blebte, at Solt fra 9anbet manttc
ubebIipe. 8reiterne fit oerfor ct
minbre SsitiOSoffcr, emo Renigbe.
berrte eIIerS biIoe poet DEM. Sfferet
er en- Gel al oereS Son. Get peo ole,
pg ubeu SpiI t9nfer De mango, iom
mantte itb6e biemme poo @runb al
@eiret, at beres GreIt Dog life IfoI
Itoe uoeet Cab. 9e bill gipe bom lit
Offer, iooinort DC faar auIeoning,
os bet er ret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
9ecDrab % Smegrt.
9ea l4Se apriI 1908.
sfor Sprretmims.

Linton Siber 60. sisr COB Sorret.
ming, iioen bet fIptteSe til 8inona,
Minn. Otter boaS Der er mebbe,t
@iceprriioenien G. %. Sopt, bar BET
ira Sbe american Gar & Sounorp
COMPANY mobtoget ioa itore 9eitiI-
finger poo "Refrieerotor Gar Gin.
ing, at man mao bolbe 5obrifen
saaerSe 9ot oe Dag / 5 maaneoer.
8ette er Ell meeet gob g~egpuSeIie 90
Iooer eoht for Sremtiben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
etpnr Gtts 8pesmarfso.
ess st. gauI
8iseonHns sobafsmarteo.
gbaertpn, @is., lobe gpriI 1908.

SbH1AtpHp ~ST Wv ~fAH $500
gaa be IotaIs 5pbatsmarieoer fpresaar
Der M poerit Tibet, ipm fprtieuer Gpmert'
Iombeh. Ger meloes bog ON Sptlsb al en-
bel HeItpartier at iaapei liofte Vars JON bet
ioreeaoenoe Wars Spling, men bet er alt
iammen imaa Yartier % al mtaore eoo
aralitet. Ter sr psiaa trn meget faa
9seuter pan Sarten.
gaffineIGipneu er M mart tilenoe, os
iuoeu Ranueoens Slntniug oil orntreHt ale
Splaoshuie bli Iuttei. Del iioite al be tnos
fisbie 9artier CT uemlig M mpotaaet fra
Sarmerne.
Resntcih Bros. bar | ben furIsbne uee
tjsbt $50 aasier grpprttpbaf hos be lotale
gadsrs. % Rpeus Sadlns al 5joraarets
Nplina al 100 aasier Ifal prre iolgt I'll s.
y. earle Il Son.
SSarmerHe CT M ifGre uso at irtte iItnro
Iins .Seeb Geos- for ben nre aulius.
S~crieuoeIjen fra Eplnashuiens unsicree
I resns Ssh 595 aasier, II 8osuiabuinasr
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

Surliit Camper. Sro Stapanser
meboeles ben 2Sbe Marts. Camp
tibet "GoIibri" afsif berfra Dem 24Se
Ioi iiior, beitemt for SsIonb meb
SoIt % SomtsnOer. Senere bar
man intel bort til oct, fsr Der toas
inbLgb RebbeIeIie ON, at Der / Sen.
ien netcp er iuroet en- SlnfeieboeI
unoertegnet al "@oIibris" 8apteir o.
Sateret 2Soe Mfai 1902, bbori meS.
beIeS, at Sftbet ipnfer, efterat Ell
9ron6ie bar fnliit belle StprborSS
Soerbpgning. SeSSaens 9egtbeo er
utpiIiom. Manbifabet beitob al IL
IonS, bponf10 bar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
paa biSie &anter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
gpens ltbgiftcr.

9rp Hrlu, iom ioiImeoe iaa poIo.
FONT op ben 21oe Ntai 1902, bar
pnafsrt SecorabS SfattepSere en- be.
tboeIig forsget hight. 5 SiifnIoaret
1902 bar Sfotten til @aoer So.
952, men / 1903 bar ben iteset
til Sc, 76S. 9ertiI fommer 8roerne,
iom / bette aar foiter gpen 49,.
634.5S, og | De Z paaisleenbe aar
FREEZER ct llbIee Of $1,000 bpert @ar.
Gin Glerf SugbeS fremIpgeer
fslgenoe Regnina:
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Gil$yren.

linbertesneoe bar to buuSreoe ae'
res 9anb tilialss ! ben nOrife SOluni
/ 9iitpnia, Georgia. 2anbet er &c.
ligsrnSe q Yeil fra ben pafre Sp Gor.
belle meS nGiten 1000 SnSbpssere,
bpilfet er en- COB WarfeSsplabs. Sim
ire iire Mil fra Sernbane. SinSen.
be ganS siengem eanoet. Gil bptte
/ SanS eller Speienopm. Dor nGr.
mere Setinselicr b~enuenSer man fs
III
8. g. ~
Seeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Sutet Gnen.Dr. Ser Iepebe e

~
Sang oe6 Soben al 9laabieraene i
VfarplarO en- gammel tpif. itpeisiif
&H8e bots &p ipreOte Jig ooer Nabo.
lhaterne Iige til girsinin. S ct al Gr.
Better 6abrnep / Chicago ilogiuet lioet
glao "SeiIeoeren", iom ienbeS gratis,
fortGues Der, bporleSes ct ungt 9n
blep reSoet oeb en- Drsm. en- Iisnen.
De 9egtoenbe6 farSt for npIig Steb
8tsconitn. Sr. 8ilbeIm NtioSeIfteo
| 8~epautueea, 8is., ifriper iom FOL.
ger: "@epaupeea, @is., ben lobe
Oft, 1902. Or. g. 6nbrnep. Seq
maa fort9Ie Gem boaS for OpIeoelier
ieg bar bupt meb 9eres 'aurifo'; Sen
Itgrer Sitorien ON somIe Or. iSubr.
nep % BtgerS 7rsm. Seq bar hos
mig ct 8arnebnrn, Iibt ODER a aar
gamreIt. Sum bIep lao Ing for ct
Bar Tiger iiber, at pi troeoe, bun ifiil.
De iaa Reroefeber. 8i beilutteSe at
berte Goftoren. % bum bprte BET,
iag0e bun itrar, at bun oilOe ba' 20.
pos Nteoicin. ia piISe bun bIipe roIt
igien. 81 oiIOe BOG bente 0oftoren;
men Oa bIeo bun earife opbibiet %
raabte. at bum intet anoet piloe ba
enc @opaS Reoicin, Sa oiISe bun bIi.
pc bra. '8obt.' iogbe ieg, bun 'fal
ioa lin Billie irem!' &i gan beuoe
'atrito' iieIee aupisniuserue, Oa Sub
pGre Iopet, bIep bun mart bebre. Seq
iortiutte ga meb Weoicinen, % iii Dor
8Ie0e err tun I'M aIbeIes friif igien. I"
2Gg Wprfe ill, at Or. Seter'S Stu.
rifo" cr iugcn apoSsefer ReOictn,
men fun fan crboIoeS giennem 2otat'
glaenter, eler, iialO iuaen Igeut lin.
SeS paa SteSet, 6irefte fra 6a6rifau.
ten, Or. 9. 5abrnep. t12--t14 80.
Sopte ape., Chicago, SG.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

bar IA anr. off be pofsne, Tom bsbe,
bar, foriioeu be iornGpnte, Z mel.
lem 20 % 80 Mor, 3 bar mellem 80
% 40, 1 bar 43 90 8 meDem 80 %
6n
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Snofomne Sioras til Ipo:
Jlioenoe Norge.


Sioligere frittsret for .... S1,366,
Sra 1SpenIfa G%meritauifa 8oten",
Miuneapplis, Ntinn. er mootn9et %.
bpilfet er en- Eel af en- SuoiamIlng
Of elmer Spbnlpn, Cumberland,
@is, ienot til &c. q. Eoiten", ps
Der fpitteret for.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

8one. oposrfene 5arme. erten Srairie'
euer StoelanO, / Otter Sail og tilsrenienbe
Counter tiIialss paa lette giltaar. Rau
benuenoe fig til Scanbia State 8auf, 5er9us
5aus, Iinnei ota.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

Sai for "SsbfeIsbaesbooen". gQeo Sornst.
ellie bar iee lRit ben buriiat iaieHnem % fan
frpai foe, Of ben er en- s9rc for ubeioereR %
% ituberer ben. gGn e. 3dr uHoiaaelier nRr,
CT be ulnuee 9itaicr CT 8Tfic pafre gerler.
siaar bare fi0iie 2iuie 25oe Cftober 90 fsriie
9iuie CITE aooember life baoee orret. aa bar
oft bel. sfter NIT Siisu. gelp oisfe otuier fan
bel ~foritaaes ret men fan snhHn Iettere me.
bruess ferfarbsIisf.
q. eatffah, porflGnh. Htf1.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14
Notwithstanding.
neesYab Rosertmaer.
Ten isst aprn.

wimneasoiis Speoeprtie..
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-14

SiIi. $23,5s6.35
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
ARCHIE RoosEvELT's PONY.
How a Pony Rode In an Elevator at
the White House.

Archie Roosevelt, while recovering
from an attack 6f measles, had Wis
itor the other day, whose call will do
more to restore him to health than all
the medicine the doctor can give him.
says a Washington dispatch. Soon
after Archie began to convalesce he
begged to be allowed to see his spot
ted pony, Algonquin, which Is his con-
stant companion when he Is well. II
was too soon for Archie to leave his
room and Mrs. Roosevelt was com
PEELED to decline the request.
Charles. the groom. who looks after
Algonquin and who also is great
chum of Archie. thought the matter
over and concluded that II Mr.. Archie
wanted to see his pony he should do
so.
without conildinG his plan to any
one he led the pony the other day into
the White House and along the corri-
dor into the elevator. The elevator
men were too much surprised to say n
word until after the elevator had dis
appeared. When the second floor was
reached Charles led the pony into
Archie's room and ushered II In.
To say that Archie was delighted eS-
presses it mildly and the pony also
seemed to enjoy his visit.
This Is the first time that n horse
has ridden In White House elevator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
King of Can1bodia Has Trouble.
Carefully Thought Out Plan TO Please Eight Thsussnd wfve,
Was Not . CEncri1e SUeeess-AhersGon Of Photo
graphs An That Prevented National Calamity

,urcs of the wives Of all shapes and
sizes.
wives TO the right Of him. wives
TO the left Of him
The king ordered tho papcTins o;
his palace walls with the photographs
OF his wives. thinking TO do something
tina, would please them greatly. Hut
the Incident has caused a terrible
row throuEhou, Cambodia. In the
FIRST place. the photographers had TO
make numbcriess proofs before each
one Of the 5000 queens was satisfied
that her picture was more beautiful
than that of any Of the others. Then
when this was settled there was great
difficulty over hanging the pictures.
Each queen wanted her picture TO
hang In the center OF the Eiided
,hroneroom OF the palace. The queens
who found their pictures out in the
royal billiard hall or downstairs in
the royal bowling alley made terri.
BILE uproar and threatened 10 sue for
divorce. Uf course. if they had done
this IL would have kept the courts of
Camboiia tied up for years TO come.
and the king had hastily TO order the
royal billpos,crs to make a different
arrangement of the pictures.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
New Chinese Restaurant.

Clark street will soon have n Chi
nese restaurant ON hn elaborate scale.
On the second. third and fourth sto.
ries OF the building at the northeast
corner of Van Buren, and Clark
streets the partitions are being taken
out and the three floors will be con,
ycrted Into three large rooms to be
devoted to that purpose. The eStcr,
ior will be adorned with balconies and
Illuminated. Tho floors will be laid In
marble mosaic and the different parts
OF each floor will bc separated by
screens Of the most startling desIgns.
Chicago Chronicle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

The King Of cambodia has solved
tho problem OF how to be happy
though married. II il to be always in
the presence Of ones wife or her
image.
I, would be more or less awkward
for the king Of Cambodia to bc al.
ways in the presence Of his wife. as
there arc 5000 Of her. A man who
had 5000 wives always tagging
around him would be handicapped.
When he went travelling he would
have to charter fifteen or twenty spe.
ciai trains. and nobody would ever
think Of inviting him TO dinner. A
little stroll on a moonlight night
would be for the king of Cambodia.
II his wives were with him. like lead.
inE a st. Pa,rick's day parade. and
simply saying: Dear wife. may I
buy you a new hat7' would awaken n
tumult of excited shouting that would
be heard from Pehang to Mandalay.
So the king Of Camboiia has content.
cd himself with having all Of his
5000 wives photographed and the pic.
lures hung on the walls of his palace.
Needless TO say. the palace walls have
quite disappeared from sight. Which.
ever way the King turns he secs pic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
PUT SUCCESS BEFORE mAx,ms.
why Mr.. selfmsdc Had Few Ready to
Hand.

And now. Mr.. selfmade." said tho
reporter. at the close of the interview.
perhaps you have some maSims
which you have followed throughout
your career and which have contrib.
pSfd TO your success, maSims which
might help the youth of our broad land
in their struEEles."
i've got some msxims." said Mr..
selfmade. pulling a small bunch from
his pocket, "and you can put 'em in
your paper. But between you and me.
my son. I'll tell you something about
those rnaxims II you'll give me your
word of honor as man-not as a
reporter-that you won't publish it"
so help mel" said the reporter fer.
vently. MAY I never get another in
terview II print word more than
you authorized"
"I'ii trust you. Well. the cold fact
ia I had to hustle too hard to bother
about maxims. so / just went ahead
and made my success first and my
niaxims afterward."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Dog Convicted Man of Murder.
Led Searching Party the Scene Of tie Crie-SLayeri
Carefully Prepared Plan That Came NaUghf Through
the Sseacify of Anin1aI Eavorite OF the Dead Man.

An Italian wooieut,cr has just
life for murder. and the conviction
iH due 20 n dor. A carefully pre-
pared plan came To naught because
OF the animals sagacity.
cassinclli. the wooicuticr. was
employed by fTcnehman. Jean Bo-
natl. They had had disagreement
abou, wages. One day last winter the
woodcuttcr appeared at tho Bona,i
home with his AZ and asked Nine. Bo-
natl where her husband was.
She was surprised at his appear.
nncc. and told him her husband had
gone to look for him in the forest.
Tho woodcuttcr disappeared. but
came back again the next day. say.
ins that he had spaht III. day In tho
woods iryins to md Dona,l and had
been unsuccessful.
Alarmed by that Nine. nonati called
for aid. and a searching party was
organized. Tho Italian. who was famii.
lar with the forest. undertook TO guide
tho party. and they proceeded to
traverse the woods in parties In all
directions.
nonk;i's dos. which had gone Into
the woods with his master. but which
had returned tho evening OF the day
he disappeared. vas with the search.
crs. Finally the animal. in the heart
Of tho forest. suddenly LET, tho party
and started In another direction.
The Italian was cnGcavorinE to lead
tho searchcrs In quite dincrcnt d..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Statesmen of the Olden Time.
The Flowing Bowl Popular Source Of Inspiration Among
the Lawmakers of the Fnics-- Amusing Incident
in Which The Great Daniel Webster Fieu,ca

A former member of Congress from
Connecticut related to me very
amusing incident he witnessed on his
first visit TO Congress in 1850. says a
writer in the Denver Republican. He
has a position In the lobby. Just over
the seat of Mr. Webster. who was to
make his great speech on the compro-
mise question, and before he began
his speech page put upon his desk n
pitcher and n tumbler. from which he
refreshed himself several times in the
course OF the long speech he made.
and Mt Its conclusion Mr.. Isaac p.
Walker. Democratic senator from
Wisconsin, arose to reply. and as his
seat was next to Mr.. Webster he
reached over. and. pouring out glass
OF water, as he supposed. drank 1t
and in n moment such n spluttering
and gasping as followed disclosed the
fact that the Massachusetts senator
had been inspired In his great effort
by Byron's source of insplration-sin.
The shouts OF laughter which follow.
cd. in which Mr.. Webster Joined most
heartily. and the confusion and loss OF
breath entailed on Mr.. Walker caused
him TO yield the floor to some one
else.
Silas Wright was another OF those
statesmen who needed stimulant
and found II before beginning an i'm.
portant speech In the cloak room.
where n supply could always be OBJ
tanned In those days.
The drinking was. think. heavier
than now. but II was not indulscd in
openly. The dinners were In some
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

i.oris,i,i.r. Hr.-
Fuf q year of ni1Fc
have b~.n suffering
Nth severe Isains IN
The small at my isark
srsi Li,ihrys. had
tried . natni,rf of
rms,ilrs but riih6si,
frllef. I decided to
,ry Dean. kisinry
Fills and paTehasr',
sso tsoses sb.i am
Eiasi to state that
Ai;rr iaklas ,hr tso
tasr. II pills ! sas
relieved os ell Isains.
and have nos tr.a
,foabir,i sihr.. i'riur
TO taking tls.sc tsiiis
u Ma iiara~siisis Zee
~. 10 &c; . fall
ni.h,s sisrts t,sgi ! am
10. esp~ftcnsins any
difficulty In this fv-
sp~et nov - NgiIfs
truly. joH> y kn..
,sra. .isi ". Main
streri-r rusyu ~
stnrriran yolasso
Col
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

cases the medium OF heavy drinking,
but debauch was rare. In those early
days the members and senator's herd.
houses with which Washington
abounded. They formed "mcsses" OF
Whigs in one house, and Democrats
In another. and they seldom mixed, for
at these "messes" political action was
discussed In the most unrcscrved man
ner. Mr.. Webster, Col. Benton and a
few others then kept house and had
their families resident there. but in
the majority OF instances these bach
elor households prevailed. The res
taurants In the capitol were evolved
from the "holc In the wall" which
from 1860 to 1865 supplied the feast
of reason and flow OF soul" 70 mem
bcrs of both houses. The restaurant
which was admirably kept by famed
caterer here. Samuel Proctor, was the
scene OF many convivlal entertain
mcnts, and on one occasion at an
entertainment given by Mr., John c,
Riyes. an unfortunate alteration oc
CURED between the Hon. Willard
Snulsberry and Senator McDougali
which happily resulted only In the
destruction OF tho chandelier and two
or three bottles Of champagne. The
site OF that famed resort had previous
ly been tho postofilce OF the senate
which being removed. gave place To
this restaurant. from which has come
the restaurants OF the capitol. which
have been the subject OF so much de
bate and action In both houses oi
congress.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
THE BEST OF AL mAsims.
Gov. Sparks Of Nevada Knew 'h,
Secret Of Success.

Gov. Sparks of Nevada. would he
known as Silent John II he lived in
the East. Last fall he electioneered
in the Desert state from a stage coach.
He made" Carson. Virginia City and
Tonapah. After splendid reception
at that great mining camp where his
speech consisted OF just thirty.nine
words. his election was conceded by
his fellow travellers on the coach. At
daybrcak, while yet 200 miles from
Reno, the candidate remarked:
I've got s1,4OO,000 invested in this
state. and I began life just after the
civil war splitting rails in Texas for
SIS a month and my board"
A companion on the journey asked
the Cattle King" for some pointers to
young men on the best way to attain
success. Gov. Sparks pondered for a
few moments and then said:
lie a little bit cutter than the other
fellow!"-New York Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

rcctIon. and he tried to call the dog
back. without success. The search
crs became suspicious. observing tho
manner OF the man and the actions Of
the dos. They decided To follow Ia.
animal. and ms they turned aside the
Italian burst into iearh.
AH they followed the dog they saw
II run up n broad siopr and come to
n dense thicket- Into this II p-ncs
tratcd. and the Hcarchcfs forced tholf
way In after u.
when tho dog saw that II had been
followed IL began scratching at a
mound of dirt and leaves. Ready
hands soon came to itR assistance.
and underneath the pile NAS disroy.
cred the body Of tho dead Bonaii with
ten great knife wounds a. evidence
OF how he met his death.
cassinciii was accused of the crime
and brought to trial. BFrakinr do~n.
h- admitted having Killed his .m'
pioycr. but asserted that ;h" hsh, had
been begun by Bona,i and that he
used the knife to defend himself.
His description Of the battle there ia
the ,hlekc, ~as vivid and the jury
considering that there mish, have
been cx,.nua,inE circumstances. held
him guilty of prcmcdi,aicd assassina
ton. but placed the scn'cEr" at life
Imprisonment, instead Of death.
The man after he had killed his
employer had forgotten the dog.
which was the only witness TO the
crime.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
What Everybody Says.

CHICAGO. lit. -
When I E-s.iNr,i tho
sample af li1ans
Kidney iIii. I sac
suffering terribly piih
sny tlark.uas ,iSk an'l
uhli iS do abythinF.
The several remedies :
I had asr.i. though
hishiy recommended.
dId ns Es-si. hat
taihsf ifSi'a'ssi the
iruubi. and made mo
uussss lir,orv ! had
tssrsi up tho sample !
Sas feeling so much
lsri,sr iha, ! Eu' fnaFu
ifuta the drug siaGr
] s1siisi nfi slrsp o,
biEhi iissi To e., up
ala 1f eight iins.s snsi
,iir urine sss 80 Fv.i.
vusiisi sitnsssi thiEk
Ii uas part t,lsa.i -
ihrfvvss sthlrk sah.i.
iikn lqtrE.si s.sii,
tnsni I cznu1s tell
sSas-lEif TIA, I safs
fsrssL taf hos gu@i
! feel tss that ] am
ssiIr,i i5y ila.shs Mi.
bsy Fills iu, hr'. !
atl. .itiy ak years
"isis attic 60 ,iS my
"sn - sfL. irsiinr
we'll as I dill 's,uis
wars sEu. fns shiFh I
thank btah's ki.insy
l'ills ten ,hosisansi
,lrss - Nrs y Z.
goStn. ptt ". lake
s'rv.ts busss Fills
Juru Sbsa etksss
gsIi.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Why There Arc So Many Ma.on..

A little Girl tells what she knows
about King Solomon In the following
essay: kin. Solomon was man
who lived ever 30 long ago and In the
country In which he governed he was
the whole thing. King Solomon built
Solomon's Temple and was the father
Of all the MaHonE. II" had 200 wives
and 200 lady friends and that IL why
thcr" are no many MaEonS In the
world
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
.5,npr.S w..u

sntnprrS.wasn
] bad . lad tain in
my hack I rosIi,i
hardly walk os Of;
sisvns ! .uaii rns
.ri,e fee satafls. i'ai
rns . nfsyarsu, hot
Of sirussisi. saai ;hsy
have made me sil
right. No o,hsr fsssi'
isine dli inc sny
rood - Ara r,nt-
Av~, ~ les 81. sst
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Hundreds Of dealers say tho EXTRA
quantity and superior quality Of Dc.
fiancc Starch is tas, taking plac. Of
all other brands. Others say they
canBo, sell any other starch.