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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14

PAGE ONE.
Telegraphic News:
Russia's Losses are Heavy.
Battle Ship Disabled.
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Sunk.
The Missouri Accident
Court of Inquiry Ordered.
Cummins Signs Legislative Bills.
The Wescott Murder Trial.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News in Brief:
A New Congressional Candidate.
Mill Workers Enjoined.
Judge Conner Nominated.
Celebration at Ames.
A Head End Collision.
Jail Delivery at Des Moines.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Two Great Champions.
Bumper Crop Promised.
Iowa Opinions and Topics.
Outside Point of View.
PAGE FIVE.
General News:
Morgan Attacks Canal Company.
The Accident to the Missouri.
Miscellaneous News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News:
Colored Preacher Goes Wrong.
Rev. Nickerson Arrested in Ohio.
Wanted Here for Embezzlement.
Special Election on May 2.
Only Two Opposing Votes.
New Schedule is Ready.
Committee Doing Good Work.
The Womsl:'s Club.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
lows and Commercial:
Board of Trade Quotations.
Wheat Market Erratic.
Cattle Market Active.
Brola ski Bobs Up Again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14
WEST VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
Of That State Meet &c

HepubIlcans OF That State Meet c
Endorse Roosevelt.
Charleston, w. Va, April 14.-Th.
republican state convention to selec,
four delegates and alternates to the
Chicago convention met here today
There are sharp contests over every
thing except the endorsement o!
Roosevelt for president and Senator
Elkins for vice president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14
AMEND PHILIPPINE LAW.

Bill to That Effect Passed the House
Today.
Washington April 1.-THE house
today by vote of l39 TO 12s passed a
bill amending the law relating to
the Philippines. William A. Smith Gre
publican of Michigan), voted with tho
democrats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14

The Big Battle Ship Either Struck a Mine
or Was Torpedoed and Was Barely
Able to Get Into the Harbor
Eorty- Five Officers and Men on Torpedo Boat
Destroyer Went Down With Their
Craft--Port Arthur In Great Danger
Russians Marvel That Japanese Did Not Take
Advantage Of Their Predicament to At
tack the Port--St. Petersburg Stunned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14
BULLETIN

officially today that the torpedo
Of the Russian feet a;
ands lost
while but able
to orenlrn to the harbor life
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14


that her was lost and that the
to harbor without loss OF life
BULL
ST. Petersburg ouktomsy wires from
the rest OF the fleet
in The admiral adds:
maneuvering
board her
or
received follow
Ing spatc
our approached Daltship
BULLETIN.
Arthur since
the which admiralty
Immediately doubtful whether the contents will be
I ms publ the day.
euLLETlN
succeeded in sinking
wounded The detailed
hourly
that the at
following daylight
Japane tori destroyed
BULLETIN
officers and perished the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14
T.-R BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
Tho Weather.

Tho Weather.
Sun rises April 10, 5:22; sets, 6:39.
For Iowa-Partly cloudy tonight and
possibly showers Friday; warmer to-
night and in the east and south FRI
day.
For Illinois-Fair and warmer to-
night; Friday, partly cloudy, with pos
sibly showers in the south.
For South Dakota-Partly cloudy
and warmer tonight; possibly rain or
snow and colder Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14

SCpntanued on Eighth Pase.l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14
eULLETlN.
BULLETIN.

st Petersburg Forty five officers and peshed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-14
lows and Con1mercjal:

Wheat Market Erratic.
Cattle Market Active.
Brola ski Bobs Up Again.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

Sm 3eprGfen nten n + a II E
fle6te Der &aplan in 1einem @r0ff1
nunqsqeEet ben NGmG9tigen an, einen
&rieg 3piI9en Sapun uno RuBlanO
gu perbiiten. Die 8eiignation bes
g(6tb. @eo. g. McGlellan dl8 Reprd>
fentanten fir NepzYort lpurOe an9ez
tiin0igt.
6a0 (0sm., 9a.) Bot als PriOile9s@
frage einen 8ef4luB an, tpel4er bic
grnennung zines aus flint Wtitgltez
bern 6eItebenben Spe5ialz@Om;te'S bes
6uuIes bprI9ldgt, um eine llnter1u@
dung u6er Die i'm Sa6resberi4t oes
4. z@ensralpoitmeiiters ent4alz
tene Nngabe ein3uleiten, DaB SEQ.
%. 8eqpers iebesmal, Io6alb ein Gonz
greBn1itglieb eine bpn einem Poitmei@
iter 9etpiinI9te Grb06ung Der i5m fir
glerfs15ulGre CUR 9erfiigung geitelz
ten @umme empfabl, o9ne MeitereS
bus 9eTu4 6epiligte." Der 8eI4luB
erflGrt, Der 8ert9t entbdlte QnOeu>
tunqen, nelfe bic 6anblungen Oieler
gongreB IW&itglieoer in einem feRr
5peifsl6aften 2i4te erI4einen Ioiisn,
unO Die Qngelegen9eit ioae oa4er un@
terIu6t perDen.
Gardner (Rep., H.zS) er6O6 ben
Srbnunqseinpanb, baB Der 8ei9luB
feline Bripilegsfruge umfaiTe, od er
feline fpe3ieQe Qntlage gegen irgenO Elm
gongreBIN}itglieb ent6aGte. ga4 einiz
ger 9isfuiiion berparf Der Spre9er
ben Sronungseinnanb al5 niht itt4z
bultiq, unb BEL elmer alsbann ftattgez
funbenen 46ftimmung iibsr Die 9orz
fru9e itimmten 78 Mttglieber oafir
un6 78 bagegen. 9u fein Quorum
sugeqen mar unb es ni6t m0gli4
fdten, Elm Quorum 3ufammen 81
trommeln, 10 erfDlgte I'm 1.35 nit
@inipiIigung Der MujorttGt 8ertd@
gung Bis morgen.
0i6ttge gen.
Der prGiibent ii6eri4idte 6eute
benz Senut bic @rnennung Wiatdm
8. Saft's, bis6erigen 9ouOerneurs
Der 96ilippinsn, gum Straightforward
als Ra9folger bes 9rn. @li6u Root,
pel6er befanntlt9 u6ge0dnft bat.
5erner fat Der prdfibent Zen Sc
neral 2ufe 6. Wrigbt pOn Sennefee
gum @ipilz8puperneur unb 9rn.
6enrb 6. Sbe bon 8ermont gum 8icez
@ioilS@oubernsur Der B6ilippinen err
nannt. Inter ben anberen pi6tigen
@rnennungen, tpel9e heute 6tm Senat
5ugingen, befinben ii4 nod folgen0e::
Sobn 6. 8lad BON Sllinois gum
gipiloienF GommiFdr; 9enrp .,
@aDlor BON penniplOdnien gum Sc
neralfonTul fir @o6urg, 9euti9lano;
Qaprence .. Murrap bon SQinots
gum 6ilfs4setretGr bes Separtez
ments fir 6anbel unO Qrbeit.
Sir 8oob's 8e fGttgun g.
Oas Senats4goutte fir Wfilitdr>
Qffairen beidlOB 6eute nit 7 gegen 2
Stimmen, bic 8eitGtigung Der Grnenz
nung bes @enerals 2eOnurb Wpoo
gum @eneraImajOr 81 empfs6len. 9az
fir itimmten: 8rDctor, Barren, Sorz
ater, g6artes, Qlger, @odreQ un0
9ettus; bagegen Scott unb 8lad6urn.
Senatoren 9aplep uno Bate paren
Qbtpeienb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
S}QOWab & &c.,
Nr. 55, Sim. .straRe, Sfetp DOrf.

bernunDten purDe bic Qei6e eTbumirt,
u6er es fonnten feline Spuren Don
@ift in bem Magen entOedt merben.
Syrau W}artin lit inbeHen bod in 9aft
qenommen poroen, unO e5 baben llb
audi bereit8 3eugen gefllnben, mel9e
ii6er ben GinftuB Der 6rau auf Die
8eritor6ene ou8fugten. SroBOem
gGou6t man niAt, OaB 6rau g}urtin
itrafre8tli9 berfolgt peroen tann, IS
1ei Denn, boB bargetban miro, baB tie
nit p6DIi76er Genalt ben Sob Der
5ruu Gbappui5 berbciti4rte.
Sn 9ari5 permG BIT.
Qarts, 4. San. - 9r. 0elcaiTe,
Der Winiiter Oe5 2tu8pGrtigen, uno
bas gan3e bipIomutiide @orps tpoRns
ten Der 6oa3eit Oe5 @rofen .. Bern
fforff, GefretGrs Der oeuti6en 8otz
I6aft in Qonoon, nit Sri. Mor9ueriz
te 0e 6tuers, Der To9ter 0eS 6OllGnz
biT6en @eIonOten in 9ari5, BEL. IS
mar zines Der groBurti9iten 6o43ettsz
sFeIte Der SaiIOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
9Sieber ami 9Serf.
Der Gongre6 in 5ibung.
Nud, cine ipc5ieHe SUtid)aft neS
0rGiiocnten iiber Die Samanta=
9lnaelcgenbeit.

9ebatte oarii6er i'm Senat. - Inter
fu3ung gegen gepii1e GongreBz
M1itgIiecer in 8erbinoung nit
benz 9otItan0aI i'm 9uuie Dor@
oeI6lagen. - Oas Senats Goz
mite fir Militdr 2lffairen emz
pFisblt bic 8sitdtigung Der gr@
nennung 2eonurb 8OOO's gum
8eneralmaior. = 0sfinitiOe grz
nennung Salts gum 8riegs @ez
tretGr.
@aIbington, .. e., 4. Sun.
SIN Senat ipru4 Eeute Paitor @oz
paro gperett 6ale, Der unmittel6ar
bor ben 6eiertagsferien eripd9lte neue
&aplan, bus grDffnungsgebet, uno
eripG6nte babel in gefiiblOOIer 8eiie
bic G6icago'er S6eater 8utaitrOp6e,
folpie ben tiir5lid eingetretenen Sob
Der Satin oes Senators Soar.
2ooge (Maf) bertiinDete. baB er
moreen cine &eoe iiber bic Pdnama@
fgtage gu 6alten beubfi4tige. Cine
8iG, tpel8e G6efter, pa., gu einem
ginfubr6afen 5tpeiter &laiie er6ebt,
puroe angsnommen, tporauf bem Sez
nat cine neue 8otiduft Oes prGiOenz
ten 3uging, ipel6e einerge4tfertigung
Der Saltung Der QOminiitrution in
Der Banana Qffaire gepiomet 1T.
CRd6eres barii6er iiebe auf Der 3ipeiz
ten Geite! = u. ,. st.. Die 9ot@
fduft purbe fofort oerIeien uno Die
@enutoren b0rten anOd4tig gu.
Der 9efdluB MOrgan's (Gla.),
peG6er ertldrt, tpeber Der prditoent
aaein, mod Der prGfibent unb berSe@
nat oIg bic Dertragsa6I6GieBenoe
Mu9t Der Ser. Studten 5uiammen
bdtten bas sefeBli4e Re4t, &rieg 9e>
gen cine in Jrieben nit ben Ser.
Gtauten 6eFinbli6e Mu4t 81 ertlds
rem, ober su fii6ren, selangte bann
sur 8orlage, unD McGomas Mb)
bielt cine &eoe, in pel4er er be6dupz
tete. bic 8otI9aft bes grdiibenten be-
de bic 9a9tage poGltommen unb bilbe
cine r6inlGngIi9 iiber5eugenoe 4us@
einanberfeBung Der Situation"
Waorgan (Qlla.), gulberion (Ser)
unb Stnman (S.5@.) rebeten i'm entz
gesengeIeBten Slime unb ertlarten i'm
QlQqemeinen, bic 8Otf6dft babe bur4s
aus feline iiber5eu9enbe 0irtung auf
lie dusgeii6t.
Stenart (92eb.) bert6eibtgte bas
@erfabren Der 4ominiitration in Der
&analfruge, p6glei9 er frii6er Bel je@
Der @elegenbeit fir Die J1icaraguaz
Houte in bic 96ranten getreten mar.
Die Debate bauerte Bis 5.15, tporuuF
Der Senat ingrefutipIiBung gins unb
fi9 bann um $40 bertagte bis morz
gene
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
pneumonia

ober Gnt5iinOung Der 2ungen foGIten
nit bsm 8sabb JfeIief pie fOlgt be-
6dnbeIt iperben: Der 9atient foGte
5pan3ig Sropfen beg Heabp Reltef
iebe Gtunbe in einem MeingIas boI
@aiTer erbalten, unO bic gan3e 8ruit,
8iden unb SrOnt miifen 0fter5 nit
bemIelben eingerieben lperOen. n8eefz
t6ee" un0 6leii4Iuppen miiKen bem
8atienten berubrei6t nerben unb iein
Stu6Igang muB 5eittpeiIe gef0rbert
tperOen bur4 Or. GfaOtpaD's Pilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

Gis Gpartemnt lit elm utoeIonbes uno paras Gsparmen
uner 4u se5 5u b p:de erronnten pe5Nln &uf
Gome's.
Die Gompogne lit uuOir as Observation-Disclosures oo Not
lobpsrnater 8ormunb S.quer tngn uno GIN 25
trauen 4m Gebn ir9eno r5 Staates Deer Der Ser
Stadtsn an3unhmen .
9n6e ungrt 2ruIee untsr 6ppo6n biz Don Wuni5lpal
tGten urb Gorporationen bsrdusga6t luerren
une 5ruse fir uerbiratfse 5rauen in Srsf ocren Son
ggntbum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
Cru =Ocp0rtcmcnt.

ungrt als 9paer Grunbegenthum dhrenb Der tigen
Qpent Gigen6Hm ober fir qerionen bic in
a6n poroerin irgen0 pn runn auber Sanoe
Tnb m 9paune hires ggentbums 8runo6efB pe0nl
ibren fir qerionen pes Die 4u unO 9erpalung n
gn6ums Die dnoe zines fdben pertruunspIrben nb p0ag
peranporen genen kgen punfsn, Die gnfuirung
Wttn 3nien 9pnbsn, Coupons Obgaonn 9ppot9efen ETC.
Iernmmt Der fir Die 8arferung b @gnt6ums fir 8eranu
qunq BON ono gs5a6ung @uern @erbtb
lffeikn Sorge trGgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
31uRltloumtt1 "nD Grnmst

S,br acebrttr Orr 0oftor:
Gor enQsr 3sit ipuros mcr gutte BON 9unqtns
iisber beiaueu. sc isGts iib pdbrenO Der 0a6t
nit Sbuttcliroft elm. 8uiduig bate i'd cinen 9ors
ratb BON Sbrtr WeOi3in an 8dHO, uno i'd risb ieis
ne 9ruit uuO isiuen 3itden nit 8aopuDs 8eaOp
@cIief elm. SD CAB ibm eincn SbtelOfftl bon in
eiH peniV Wai:r gum 8rintcn, nm ibn Ju tr=
ipdrmcn un0 3u itirtsH, uUO mad ttlUa elmer bolbsR
StuuOe Orti BON 2RaDnoD5 4iltu. als oer 8ofs
tor am ndbiten WorstH lam, pur0s sr beosutenD
bef,r. Der Softer Wolte miicn, mas fir elm
Wittel ib ana e1DauOt babe, uno er cab mir 8e9t,
iageHo, cs i,ieH cute Wtoi3nen Gineu ouoeren
fSaQ ben ia ourbmubte mar Der mtnes tlelnsn
Rsfftn. Gr srtrauftt al Group SD ritb icine
gruf, Gals uno 8idcH nit 8eubD Relef elm
unO CAB ibm aQt Stuuoe bapou ein gefolgt bon
elmer SoTs Qiatn. Am na6fen 9uoe mar tr
ipieocr gciuuO uuo muutcr SD babe bisis Deois
ain bel meinsr 6omilie uno msjHen Ia6barn itlt
etna 80 Sabreu unQspanbt, uno niemuls bat Dtts
itlbt Utrfctlt. gittt, itnoen 81, mir nfolie aHe
9rue," cine 9brer 9ublitationsR. SD ftae g
Sbnem frei, BON pitiem 3cuguiB Sebroud 3u mas
ben, mic Sis ts fir cut befinocn mo9sn
&o9abuHQsDou
Trau @li3a Dunn
Sadionpltc DorgauzGountD, 5ainOts.
RaSpcb's Rsa0p Jteliei SOC pro 5laite.
gsrfauft oon alien Qpotbstern ootr ruiro btt uef
berIenoung beg 9reiiss 3u8etteat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

Ccri pcn 91nfcn rmsn GOrparnsn uno gripatsutn srs
iuundt
3nn fcluGiat dqlde Si nn5sn mad Gem Gfed Spem nit
ipsseQn Gatan fir NepoTen duf 3ei
Gurlern duf Collateral
Mnle6n rsrmittt fir @tdbe Giuan uno GOrporaonen.
Sin otieblf iurionrtes Ss?citorum fir Gefts uno Sui
1onbs ~ ~
Sn os SrunsIer 4een uno gifutor 4fticn tbdi9.
Gopis ais Sscal Ngent fir Sdn Staaen uno Gorporoonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

I'm GrtGltum9 in Sage Su furtren
Qsbrau1t .9aEatio: @rouO GuHine 9abiets'.
9as gpotbstsr qtbtu GsIo luriid DtnH feline @ms
lima erfolat g. Q8 Groue's uureribrJft uuf
isoer e615tsL 25c (6q, 0j&g9 ;ia. .B-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

9rau 3D. s. @fsue bic Satin Oes gOi8ei>8eumtsn g. s Sd
ON nprD0fen Ot in Baltimore e8dht Iber hre punrDare
ing p0rtld SyolgenOes
}aitimOre, qR0, cen o. 0s3em6er 1903.
2o66itt 6 6emicul d." Baltimore, N}O.
gGert6e 9erren = Sd lit et IA Sabren an HRsnmo1S
mus Wd6renb Der bten BRET Sabre bate f uniagbare 9ner
3en u erOubn Den gr0Ben She'll Osier 3sit tonne i'd ni
einen @tr g9sn Sd mar DOm aoP bis gu BEN uBn oam
bebaf 9e Ner3e erfIdren mensn San fur atutsn enunO
den R6sumutigmus" Ien er8 pur6e gepm MaBe OaOon
aisirt un0 audi msin eebrn nrO fsbr6 Dene 6HBe unO
5ubfn0fel paren furdtbur getpOnsn SD hots feline 9o
nunQ emas pber gunb gu prbe, unO es mar mir ensre
Of m ebe pber Hben iuG ais m bonGbumuctOe uno ben pie
len Dumit in ssr @tuDt er8ieln aun 6De Sf p4afs
mir ren 9rObefluin unO gebraute es Der 4np
funo omdB M aufte cine ben grobn 5la1den uno
fHbe bebeun0e geFerung Sd nabm bann NOD ene anoee
Jlaife ib mid iebt pis anoere rousn bo i'd i'm @ton
Be 6n msine grbten gu perrtdhn unO hn5H9en ND Is
mir osaQt Sh punId ale mene 5euno bas gun3e 9u6
tum oumit 6eunn gu MAIDEN. pie R6eumacoe mir 9ebofen
6a SD i6erluiIe Sbnn, Oisien 8ref gu perOenttfn
SIRE bantbore
TrauM :. @4eue,
Nr 442 Noroz zYatterIon@ @Purt~Ipe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
J5on6 : DepQrtCnlent.

9n Gompogne i elmer idhrln SnpeOn burf ben @taats
@ranator Der regeImdbgn puuns buf Die QOndr unO M
rsftoren uneripprfsn.
Die Gnungn unb Sulsqusan hsr @ompd9n no bel Der Sr
oanon 1nernemungsn a r bortbeba bunben
Sin q1ub fir Die 0ponirun9 &uPital Oos n gi4dft
gagir it, mnrauf 3nen brsabIt mrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

G5ci0aftli6c oluc pcri0ne Gelo=Ginlagen gewani6t.
Nuf 9epoiiten luerDcn 3iuien be,a0lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

%, I'd fann'wa bertroQen !" brifst
fd1 Der Qcbtmauu unO lcbt o'roui los, big elne
Conn qitbt e uur oen ciucu f5TcH 98eQ 3ur
@ermei6ung Qeidbrlidcr RrantbeitsH, nGmltbSluts
reiniQuuQ Ourd St 9trHarO Rrduttr=
piIltn, mclde Die geber Die Ricrtn uno bte
Sont ur lbGtiofeit anrtQen, Die 8crOuuuus bes
f6rStrn uuo bic q,ft6rteu 6unttiOnen aGer iDieOsr
in CrOnuuq bringen. lin cine 9rObe 70 It NJ
frci 3u bcfommen aoreiirs y. 0eutdOtcr & 60,
Scr l2l6 Itp=gort Gitp. 4reis . Gentes bel
>9lp0tbtferu. CGi, 30, ,Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
Cine Rcife uah asutidllaup.

um bic DeIt ODER na9 irssno einem
S6eiIe Der gBe!t arrangirt. &etis@
bilIete iiber ole @a6ns unb Ddmpfers
Qinien. Sbeo. 8. 0iener &c
6 o.. 415 Maters@tr- 266-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
Seil1ang g1rauttrt.

9as gslO 1urlt eraattst, psnn Or Q. m.
9apig suppoFtOrieg ni8t Die 6ciluug BON .gir
KS. 6dmOrr6oiosu etc. betpirtsn. SOC. pro buSr
tel an irosnO zine GOrsHs per QOf Oerionbt
Sin Seiipicl nnter GaniemSeu.
Gr. 3O5, 5aO.6Barl,g.6tr.
galtimOre, Qpril 1903.
N. e. Sabn & So.
gBertbe 6trrtH! - 6,it oielsn Sobreu bait. i'd
iebr an 66morrboipeH uno S9artlebjQtst su l,iptn.
Qatlri6 Dtriubte i'd in Der 6offnung auf 6ss
Iurq ieO.g gicofamtut, oas Ib fiuosn tonnts,
purvt ieoo5 BON allen suttduibt. 8Or sinia,r
3sit ristb man mir, nit Or. 8. ~ Gapis' 6aps
pOitories sinsn 9sriu3 lu MAIDEN Sd btfulgts
o,n Ratb uuo bin 10 OlUdlib. iag,H 5u t6untu,
bub ib in psnigen 9dgen obiOluts qinocruuQ onb.
6 jdeint oits ;iue DoutrnDe QciluHo III ien, oG
i6 tejutn Gudaa Der Symphonic bate, SD ems
piebl. oieiss n:rtbUOus 3:iImitttl pOn san.tm
Gsr3su.
a5tuHgsoon
u. 9. 5ppens
g,riu6t ,iHs sanbt,l. gBrO Ell, turr,H.
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8a0wap's
23eaop
8e(tef
gegen Sdjmer3elt.

ginerIei, tpe16' beftige unb mar
ternbe S4mer3en Der an R6ermdttsz
mus 2eibenbe, 8ettIdgertge, @ertriipz
peIte, NerbDIe, an Heurulgie 2eibenbe
uno 0ur9 &rantbeit 9drnieOerliegenz
be AUDI aus3uite6en baben mag,
GaSfpan's 3eliei tuiro fufprtiae
Siilfe mnO GrletdltcruHa
UerIGbaffcn.
/" "sSa6en Sic (t6 erRdftet -
1ue6elt tSafs p
Menn Sic 3pan3ig ober breiBtg
Sropfen BON 8eabp 8eIief in etpus
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ne6men uno Elm Stiif 6laneu, tpeGz
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Hbeumoismus eIbH ScS angcsrfcn bate @er5tc Onnen
fciuen afntcn entsInoln 3heumatSmms ben Ste @attn
ciues 9pli,ei in 0cSp!mna, naSem ale aHSc
reu Scilmite ieblid1lnacn, aber
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
A N,an 1h., P.x, nIa w.x.

nero man stepped bFiskiy up .
III. ONCE Of ono Of our pfominenS ho-
tells. threw down . nickel and said to
tho genial clerk: please e,So mo a.
envelope and two sheets ef papss.s
The buitcud Of all complaints who IL
lord OF all ho surveys nearly tainted.
Aa ho handed out tho stationery ho
showed bach tho coin. saying: NO
charge. sir. We don't sell station.
cry" Then do no, wan, It, was
tho reply. = am no, suca, Of this
hotel. and do not at tho moment In.
tend to become nueh. wanted TO
~riso letter. should uEs your pen.
Ink and table. with a chair thrown In.
AMI very likely would bs temporarily
In the way Of guest. I, seems 10 mo
that a nickc! Is none too large a rriea
To pay for tho accommodation" Ito
disappeared before tho clerk Fueav-
cred his zi,s. well. that's tn. nrst
tsrs ovo='" calculated Sir Geniaii,y.
lin all my hotel experience I never
heard Of anything like IL I'm con.
founded. HIT why no, sell paper. ea.
vclopcs. o,o.T wo give away an -aor-
nous amount every year 'o s,ras.
siors who never spend dollar here.
I'll mention II 10 th. sosa.--Soo
York Prnsz.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
DIED.

Through Mrs. J. n. whissenbure we
learn Of the death Of Mrs. ida A. wife Of
w. E. Taft. who died at Topeka. Dec. 10.
in her forty ninth year. The body was
taken to the old home. wauson. Ohio. for
burial. accompanied BY the bereaved hus-
band and son. the funeral taking place
from The Baptist church on the 2iss II
wss with this church that Mrs. Taft united
when ! I years old. Mr.. and Mrs. Taf;
were formerly residents Of Rocky Ford
and the news OF her death will be heard
with sorrow by many.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
HOW HE WON HER,
Showing Good Results from Use Of q
Little diplomacy.

Little diplomacy.
~Thon you will be a sister to me!"
That Ia all I can be-
He paused and looked at her
tLoughtfully.
~ already have seven SISTERS" he
said. "and I am not quite sure I can
make room for you. They arc very
Kind to me. and on several occasions
my socks have been dnrncd a half q
dozen times In tho samc spot. Thay
arc no thoughtful. too. Each OF them
has picked out wife for mo, but
strange to say not one Of them men.
toned you. or course you won't feel
hurt II ! add that there In a general
and dccprootcd Impression that you
are not half good enough for mo. Sis.
tcrn aro iiko that sometimes, you
know.
Tho girl flushed ho'iy.
Not good cnouRh'' Ahs cried. .'tu
Hhow them. Consider my refusal
withdrawn"
And 80 Hhr married th. foxy fellow
out Of spite aud made him happy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

A holiday reunion is being enjoyed by
tho kimsey family. Miss Mabel coming
home from Hardin College. Mexico. Mo-.
and Walter and family coming from
Lewis. Ks. Homer broke tho eombina-
ton by taking trip to Denver.
o. E. CaiIrcy and wife Of Denver arc
guests OF tho Lance and Price households.
as is also Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Meyer
Of Pueblo. tho latter couple probably
counting this visit part Of the honey
moon trip.
Rocky Ford's delegation TO tho State
Agricultural College. Fort Collins. arrived
home las. Friday for the regular holiday
vacation. Tho boys arc highly pleased
with tho school. arc making fine progress
and all will return next Wednesday. Our
Representatives arc Alvin kouns. Earl
Waters. Claude Swink and Mamie y
Boyes.
Miss Edith Cook. who Is a xtudsn. In
tho State Normal ishome for tho holiday
vacation.
c. II. Ramsay was down from Greeley
. fe~ days since to close up . deal
whereby Ramsay & 1yars become own
sss Of tho inge store In LaJunsa. Pos
session will b taken about Jan. Is.
Ferd's Ho,ien Store has been running
In Rocky Ford only about four weeks,
and they arc well pleased with the pat
roea 20 their exceedingly low prices have
brought them. They expect TO continue
In business here Al their extraordinary
low prices.
Mrs.. c. II. Howard wasrsesnsiy visited
BY her sister. Miss Hiida Trabsnt oi
Pueblo.
". II. Davis Of MePhesson. Ks. h the
suos, Of his sister. Mrs. J. W. Phenieie.
Miss Amanda Crowley expects 10 leave
O, Monday for Pueblo to become ssa-
don; in Lofe;so academy.
w. J. Brown was recently visited BY
his bro.hor-in-Ia~. J. e. Humphrey. o!
Hump reys. No.
Mrs. Eliza Steward. Of Valparaiso.
Ind. was tho guest Of hus son. Ford
Steward. on chnrsmss.
Charley Cheney. Of Pueblo. took
Christmas dinner with tho homo folks In
Rocky Ford.
Frank Crowley and ~ifo. OF Honsf csc.
arc tho guests o. Senator and Mrs.
Crowley.
Tho Ensfo Nous club hold very pleas
an. meeting with Miss Carolyn Maxwell
m Wednesday. Miss Carrie Carlyle Of
Pueblo. Mrs. r. E. Hawlay. and Miss
lockwood. were guests.
Miss Carrie Carlyle Of Pueblo was Tho
CUES. Of Mrs. Dennis Fleak part Of this
week.
n. w. Blossom made business and
pleasure trip to Lamar the first Of tho
week.
n!r. and Mrs. Ezra Nuekols were Rocky
Ford visitors this week.
Paul 0obin returned today from San
Francisco TO spend two or three months
with the home folks.
A small party Of friends had very
pleasant tea party at tho home Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Evans. Monday evening
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of stock .
h0odeea

The annual me sting Of the .'s-rshrlfIrrs of
The Waller Hotei Company sill ~. held ~ ~.
Office OF The company IN the ~ y.gif.s
ltotei. at Rocky Ford i',iorsiiu. m Ss,s,rI.s.
January 18th, taJ,. at ten p'clocs = N. "
which meeting directors for Tho ensuing
yesf viii be elected. AMI such Other b,isIrrrs@
irsn.ac'ed a. nay pr,,vcrl, conc 7, fore tho
meeting. Gil NLE- y Ans.
1Jl2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
ssoekho,ders' Meeting,

Notice is hereby siven tsa' there siN h
me- ting OF the tockh. der Of The ID SI
Wilson Hardware ant Furniture Co-s,,a.,s.
bcld ~ their p'icp In Hocts Ford. Color viJs
On satutday. January u. ios. at o'clve -
m. tor the purpose OF eicctirR o.ficcrs for t-s.
ensuing yesr and for trsasacti,x any % .is-r
busile-s that might rrpp.rly cprn. he -
ssid meeting. II. J. SPRINyHR
.p1 Recr-tas,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Don't fail to see the new line Of Glass
ware received a, rord's Notion Store this
week. A batter bargain than ever.