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The Daily Telegram can be found on
sale at:
showace Bros. news stand, Pike st.
Ed. Rone's news stand, Pike Street.
Traders Hotel news stand.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR

e greatest bargains ever offered in
clothing and shoes at win Nus.
baum's. Jan.l4,tf.
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Dancing every Friday and Tuesday
evening from 8 to u at the Elk Bridge
hall. Come and enjoy the new music
just received, since the last dance. Most
pleasant dance hall in town. Floor IN
excelled, Violin and electric player mu.
sic jan7tf
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR

In every home where there is a plano
there should be piano player. There
IS none better than the Harmonist. Sold
BY the Thomson Music Company, Ell
Bridge building feb.Is.tl
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Great sale now going on at Win Nus.
aum's. Jan.l4.tf.
For five cents we take your picture
md finish it on bu,ton. Sitting 10
lay; button ready tomorrow f6b25.tf
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Sweet Melody Flour.

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For sale by Stone 8 Mercer, c. D.
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Providence. R l.: Earl c. Dart. Tonopan'
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burg, Pa. Miss Mary Corbet, Miss Sadie Cor
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Chicago. H.: w. G. Robinson, Marysyille,
Ohio; t, H. Campbell. Toledo, Ohio; F; F.
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JEFFERSON. Oakland, Cal; P, H. Mulberry. San
Francisco: L. A. Belt. Ada. Ohio; Thomas
CAL: Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace wright. New York:
G. w. Renner. Columbus Ohio; Cory C. Led
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S. Bennett. Miss A. Bennett, waukegan. ILL.,;
Mrs. S. P. Kirby Miss M Kirby, Alameda.
Unmeister, Chicago, Ill; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Wilson. Elko. New. A. r. Anglersson. San
Francisco; J. E. Ellegood. Miss Eilesood.
Maryland.
SARATOGA SPRINGS: From San Francis
Bance. Mr.. and Mrs Henry clausson. Henry
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Oakland; DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Morse and child.
Oakland; Mrs. Homer Craig. Miss Behan, Ma
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Metzner Stuart Mehr. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Osborn. Miss Clara Osborn, Willie Osborn,
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ohlanat. Mrs. N. ohlanat; Mrs. F: M. Ames.
Lawrence II. AmeS, II. H.
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SON q A. Heron Dudley Heron & A G Rich lh-
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clsco-Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lacey. Mrs. Sig
Simon, Otto Braunsdorf, Miss Keefe, Miss iDes-
mond. Mrs. B. II: Plummer. Mr.. and Mrs:
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Trower' August Vetter NJ Monasch, Mr.. and
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and Mrs F. A. Marriott. Harry Lieber VIII
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mia; NJ Wambold, Captain Atherton. Lake
port; Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey. Hobergs Re-
sort: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herr. A A. Allen,
Highland Springs.
Ell CARMELo HOTEL. Pacific Grove: From
San Francisco-E. T. Willis Bessie Carnich,
Miss E. NJ. Carnich. T. c. Foster, Mrs: Lena
Cohn. Mrs: Sophie H; Harris. J. a. Henner,
Newell. A. F. Fairweather ]. V. Sweeney.
James Byrne A. G. Hennisch. J. NJ. Litch-
field and family, e. ]. Brown. s. E. Kalischeer.
F. ]. Meckfessel. E. J. Jackson. Havland NJ.
Jores w. w. Hunt and wife. Sanford WIZ.
]. A. Rothchild From Los Angeles-Mrs. J.
Frisdale From Stanford Unversity-V. L.
Kellogg. Professor c. F. Gilbert From Hol-
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KorbeL San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Abrams, Hewletts. N. Y; DR.. W. R Cluness.
Francisco: Miss r. Thompson, Palo Alto,
Cal; Miss Z. Miller Stanford University, CAL;
Portland. Ne; John b, MacCslum and John
w. Baseye, Berkeley; Q. M Adams Oakland;
Mrs. J. A. Shaw and Miss II. Shaw, Ferndaie;
II. r. McC1intock Summerfeld, Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. C II SolRri and Mrs Solari, San Fran
S. Burnham. Stanford University; l. A. de
Croft Sacramento: ]. Morgan Reed. Atlantic
lantic Highlands. N. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Franklin. Heightstown. n. J.; Mr. ana Mrs.
FrizEelle. Rock Island. III; Mrs: A. H. Men.
Lewis. Brattleboro. Vt; Mr.. and Mrs. w. @.
New York city: c. r. Rice and Miss L o.
Rice. Springfield Mass; c. r. Thrane. Ala
sOT 8 White Los "lA Angeles; n f. [. Nagei. San
Francisco: B. c. Case, daughter and son. John
Rcege and George Roege. Chicago; Miss z.
Ohio: Z. P. McHenry and Mrs. U. P Nc
Henry Point Miss Ida ToI RsF ssn
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Green. San Francisco;
John A. J. whipple, waukegan. H. Mrs; E.
D McLaren and Miss McLAren, Alameda;
Charles L. Taylor San Francisco; Mr.. and
Ms; Ogden BGGttOm}o and %al,a,o. shild sagEa- r..
and Mrs. n J. Hickman San Francisco;
Mr. ana Mrs. KirAham Wright. Miss ]. L.
Mr and Mrs J. NJ Howland. Miss H. G. How
land. Rinsiey, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. H z. Whar-
ten Jr. Oakland, Cal; c. F. Moulthrop, G. c.
Moulthrop. Alameda; A. B. McNitt, Milroy.
Pa; George L. Alexander, Mrs. George l..
Alexander San Francisco; Miss T Robinson,
Cioyerland. Ind; Miss G. Morrison. Sharon.
Pa: G. voorhiee. Boston, Mass: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Onenbach. Sacramento Cal; Mr.. and Mrs
J r. Sloan. Alameda, CAL; W: L. Pattiani,
II Coz RAN faro
John Herbert Cox. England: Mr.. and Mrs.
william NJ de Wolf San Francisco; W. NJ.
ginia; Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Goliath. Miss Alice
B. Hulse San Francisco: A. T. Cate. Boston;
I. p Wilson. Mrs. I. p. Wilson, A. J. Wilson.
John w. Mccoloeh. Isaak McCoioch: Sonora;
B. F. Heam and wife. Crawford. n. Y; a. S.
Wilson. Baltimore, Md; W. L Rider, South
Norwaik, Conn; T. Hammermls. Prague Aus
nis: ifHta NJ ' VI. Emriok. a. E. i n Emricf. s5s:
DR. and Mrs. C. H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. o. J.
Lynch. San Leandro, Cal; Void. Oakland;
A: Feinhert and wife. sacramento; Cal; MRS.
J. L Clark, San Francisco; Miss Williams.
Oakland, Cal; Mrs. H E. Hoag. San Fran
chicsFo % III. Mr. and Mrs w D. Phifer. Den
yer Colo; Mr.. ana Mrs. G. F. Colby, To-
ledo. ohio; G. wean, Australia; E. B. Ross.
Grimes, Sheboygan, Wis; William L. Brock.
Toronto. Can; Arthur Hind. New York. n. Y;
G. i. Workman. England y. Greenland, IL
A Greenland. London England; Miss Bertha
Greenthal New York: Mrs. A. G. Sherry and
son. n. B. Sherry. Troy n. Y; E. L. Wax
ham. Miss NJ e waxhamI Chicago. H.; Miss
Mary E. Hodge. San Francisco: G. c. Cheney
Pueblo Colo: Miss c. E. Cheney. San Fran
cisco; r. G. Moore. Springfield Mass: A. Ma
gee Holyoke. Mass; E. Walsh Sacramento.
cal; NJ Reed. DR.. and Mrs @. L. Eddy.
Fall River Mass; r Griffith. Syracuse. n.
Y: A. B. Williams Santa Barbara, Cal; j.
F. CaIloran. A. H. Calloran, L. F. Halloray,
San Francisco; A. W. Harris, Malvern, O.; Mr.,
and Mrs. II. Goodman. Sydney. n. S. W;
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-12

"Out on the Deep" (Lohr), Lily
Holmes; cornet solo. Ada Polka"
(Boos), Lucy without; Let Ne
Dream Again" (Sullivan). Mabel Will
liams; Song I Heard One Sunday
Morn" ladies' quartet marie Lanck-
man, Minnie Sawtelle. Jennie Rund-
berg and Lily Holmes) and McKenzie
Musical Society.
Part 2-"Narcissus" (Nevin), Nc
Kenzie Musical Society; MY Love Has
Gone a-Sailing" (MOlloy), Ruth May
Mckenzie; Let Me Like a Soldier
FalI' (Wallace), George Abregos ave
Maria" (Bach-GOunOd). Mrs. Irene
Edmonds and Mckenzie Musical Soci-
ETY.; Flower Girl" by request (Bevig-
nanD. Anna Stockinger; Ny Own
Dearest Boy (McKenzie), Sidney
HUM and Harry Simpkins; Rose
Marie" (Molloy), Avit Lafaille; par
ody. ]. p. Faivre; march. Uncle Sam
my (Holzmann). arranged for eho-
rus by Mckenzie. Mckenzie Musical
Society.
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TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
TO JOHN w. MCKENZIE
Members and Patrons OF Well Known
Musical Society VIII Honor
Their Director.

The members and patrons OF the
Mckenzie Musical Society will tender
their director John w. Mckenzie. a
grand testimonial concert at Native
Sons Hall on Thursday evening, June
16. The concert will be given in ap-
probation of Mr.. McKenzie's work
among the musical circles OF the city.
Enthusiastic cooperation on the part
of his many friends is pledged to make
the affair a success. An admission Of
25 cents Will be charged. The COM
mittee of arrangements consists Of
John P. Faivre, DR.. L. c. Heller, DIR.
]. A. Kleiser. Sidney HUM. W. H.
Westerfeld, George Abrego, H c..
Simpkins, Avit Lafaille and H. J..
Dorgeloh.
Following is the programme:
Part Overture, orchestra; "a
Serenade" (Oliver). ]. L. Hildebrand: !:
anvil chorus from I'll Trovatore"
VerdD, Mckenzie Musical Society;
Courage" (Petrie), n. ]. Dorgeloh;
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-12

BARTLETT SPRINGS: From San Francisco
"A. Schulze, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller L. L.
Morgan. D. M. Reavis Mr.. and Mrs ] H.
Bennett. Miss Lottie Bennett Mr. and Mrs
r. M. Mastick. w. H Baker, n. Holmer
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Brown. Charles Monahan,
James C. Sims. Fl. B. Cockrill. Thomas Crow
ley. NJ. J. Friedman. Mrs. A. Hochheimer
Miss Elsie Hochhelmer, Mrs. Fremont Older
Miss Virginia Brastow Ward McAllister Mr.
and Mrs. H N Cauwet, Misses Rene and
Camille Cauwet, August Blanchard. C. Zaska
From Sacramento-A Angel, Mrs Eta p
Elliott. G. w Watson George F. Furman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Allen. G. Dellozzo. Her
man W. Grau. J. NJ. Condrey. II. X. Johnson
From Oakand-Mrs Charles s. Houghton.
Miss Ruth Houghton, J. NJ Breen. From San
Jose-Mr. and Mrs. P. w Stewart j. p
Norton. From Dunsmuir--Mr and Mrs j.
H. Turner. Miss Turner Miss Mary Jacobs,
John Mccarthy. Nevada City; W L.. Tedford
Williams: Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Miller Nc
Cloud; Mr.. and Mrs Laubenheimer. Alameda
c. F1eckner Vallejo: Samuel Robinson and
wife. Napa; p. Hughes, Berkeley: A. w.
Jockey, Virginia city: r. s. Beadies, San
Diego; Andrew Schmidt Cordela
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SUPERELUOUS HAIR

And all other facial blemishes are removed BY
Mrs. DIT. A ". TRAVERSE. nee LOIS GRAY
DonOhoe building. 1170 Market ST.. cor. Taylor,
rooms 2S-29, with the electric needles perm
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The existence OF society depends upon the
good things Il has to offer its votaries. "Oid
Gilt Edge whiskey for example Wichman
Lutgen & Co.. 29-31 Battery ST., s. F.
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nett From woodburn. Or.-Gregory Rellins.
From SeaJtle-R L. Mackenzie. From Bos-
ton, Mass.-Rev W. b. Chapman
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SOLID COMFORT HOME: From San Fran.
cisco--Mr and Mrs. A. Hausu Aft Fischer
K. Oelscheger. Miss Rosie NJ Rutland MI
and Mrs. X. Zimmerman K. Schaeffer Emil
Wagele. George Graul, Miss Catherine
Luesche w Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs r.
F'inking. Master r Finking. From St Louis
K Meyer, Miss Rosie Meyer, Miss Amalie
Meyer.
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FRAMING INSTRUCTIONS.


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HOTEL BEN LoMoND; From San Fran
cisco-Walter ]. Cathie Edward NJ Bray, Mr..
and Mrs. X. M. Dahl. Mr.. and Mrs Adolph
SGs' SGIdbnrs' w A Halstead. J. B. Halstead, L.
Schlater. Charles Specht Howard G. Parish
a Becker Miss L. V. Becker. II. Blumberg.
Thomas w. johnson. w. J. white. Fred T.
ceau. Mrs j. NJ. Peterson, p. A. Peterson
Allen p. joy Fred H. Finke and son, James
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wife, Ralph Bundschu. w. st. Pierre Fl.
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Frank Miss NJ. a. Stewart, Phil Friedlander,
Mrs H. Durham, w G.. Frahm. A. H. Kan,
Mind Mrs MT obin6oi Sn6 Mrs w o,i Amss Mrs Amss
land-W. n. Bucholz, Miss Denison r. b.
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waite and wife. Mrs M. Sterling, DR. and
Abrahamson Mrs, Abrahamson From Ala
meda-B. s. Mcfarland From Hanford-
Edith anderson. Ruth Chadwick. Jeanne Het-
ton From San Jose-Miss Inez Covert, J. l..
Buell.. From Berkeley-T. NJ. Putnam and
AETNA SPRINGS: From San Francisco
Franklin Ellis, Eugene Unger. Miss Maude
stack stack Mr. and Mrs. H. b. Russ. Miss Linda
Russ. Master Inyo Russ r. Maertins, H. p.
Ssmme. SIM Fred J; Riccomi. R Maertlns. g: w.
Branson II. Alakk. From Yokohar=a-Gladys
Howard. From Cloverdale-Charles A. Law
ley. From st. Helena--D. H. Campbell. Miss
NJ. Scott. @. 2. Benve G.. w. Schmidt c.
H. Greenfield, T. AlEernon EiweiI From
Chicago-John L. Hoffman and wife. Miss
Alma Hoffman,, Master Johr H. Hoffman,.
FROM Piedmont-Mrs. l. L. Requa, Miss Long
MISS sally Long From Berkeley. Mr.. and
Mrs j: H. Wright Homer Wright. Mrs. NJ.
E. Painter. From Swingle Station-G. X.
Swingle. From woodland-A. w. North
Miss North Miss Craig. From New York
Miss Hyde: From Napa-Noble Davis. Charles
Martin. From Dawson Alaska-J. N. En-
right. From Oakland-W. d. Jones' d. X.
Renner. From Lomitas-F. Sievers and wife,
Miss Lomta Sievers
ZEIGLER HOT SPRINGS: From San Fran
cisco-Mrs. j. F. McGeough. Mrs. j. Buckley,
J.. Todd. George A. Smith, A. S. Archer. Will
liam h. Dinan and wife, William j. Dinan,
-: H. Coyne, r. l.. Ingham, j. II. Krebs.
W. II. Cameron, Charles Blender and wife.
Victor Bender. Ad B. Lang, Miss Jennie
Crowley, James MCGOWAN and wife. Jack Kel-
Ter, ]. Michaels, Jack Crowley. Dave Crowley
Green. Abe Jacobs. Mark Jakobs. Miss NJ. B.
Blythe. A. J. Mogsn and wife. Ed Van Prag
and wife. Roy Hughes. e. b. Smith and wife.
II. Lorentzen and wifes Mrs. H. Michaels,
Miss Rita Michaels. Mrs. Marie Coan, William
M. Burness r. Herring John d.. Sullivan.
Sam Berger. T. S. Ferguson, Ed Lacey, Miss
Eva Marshall. Harry Edwards. Miss Edith
Mason. Frank Duncan. Froms Oakland-N.
Delbanco. MIR. and Mrs. J.. L. Cavasso Mrs.
z. e. Baxter. From Vallejo-J. F fitzpatrick,
F. L. Kelly. From Napa-Hon. Theo A. Bell,
Edward Stone.
LYTTON SPRINGS: From San Francisco
A. Hockwaid Mrs. Hockwald L. Hockwald,
Mr.. and Mrs William Lichtenberg, Miss Lich-
tenberg. Miss Helen Lichtenberg. Master Ed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Mr.. Bryan's Candid Opinions.

"A democratic victory will mean very
lille, If any, progress ca economic CUES
tioas."
-So.hinz good can &c expected Of him
Parker On the money question
The nomination Of Judge Parker virtu-
ally 1uilifss the snti-trus. PLANK"
The labor plank as prepared by Judge
Psrker's friends on the Subcommittee
was strsddTing. meaningless plank"
The nomination was secured by crooked
and indsfensiols methods"
He and his managers sdroitly and pur-
posely concealed his position until the
delegates we're oorraied and the norina-
ton assured"
The method pursued in advancing the
candidacy Of Judge Parker was 2 plain
and deliberate attempt 70 deeeiye the
Democratic party. The advocates OF
Judge Parker were trying TO secure votes
from among the psopIs who would have
opposed his views had they known them.
II he had sent TO the Albany convention
the telegram he sent to the ST. Louis con-
yention. ne would have had few instructed
delegates from the South and no chance
for the nomination"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
parsI, dets on the RIeh, SIDE at Last

Senate sarsia's s.atsrnss; q ms rsa-
ssas fer Esl-ssai1z re os-ssera:i- par
- c.-zissss as fo,isWS:
..I1 es-ss7Esass 5f the s..it-es 50 par
sis;s..iy adhered % 81 the Democratic
oar-y q this st1ts, and particularly CT
this county. s15 CT s-eega: ot IS cen
sian: opposition 70 the BUSINESS interests
ard the s5oS name ot the commonwealth.
can 10 Isnzsr ,tssd spoaSsr for its con
duct. bot mus. align myself with ihe par
81 which consistently advocates end prse-
tees equal pro:sc.jon Of the ls. 70 the
p4rssa. propsrty and honss OF all alike.
shs.her rich or POOR. member OF soms
powerful organization CT standing alone
sidsd ty no:hinz save his rights as law
abiding ei:izsn.-
Sarn..hinz Ike 100 Democrats of Las
arirss have indorssd the position Of the
senator and !. is beyond question that
there are hundreds ard thousands OF
o.hers who have hsrstofore voted with
.ba. organization who will this fall cast
their ballots for the nominees Of the Re-
publican party.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

TIE Io>sl ssnssisn n Dsnssr during
tss 5ss. week has b3sn The failure Ct the
FesE.y EgiIdi1z q loen issozis;aen- Up
70 tal ests :hs sfE>s-s have zi.sn re of-
s>izl s:s,sr,sn: sf ils irsassstisns shizh
led 70 ;hs failure. ard the ns~s2sper re-
po-ts frsi>zts ;hs: r1s-a rs=sisss hnsn-
eierinz has 5zsn ssos- Sorns features
Ioak as Il thsrs Eas esasp.rssy srnonz
the off.5srs Of the Fi1slity 70 DO orosc
gauge speculation for their ssn o.nsh:
a. the expense Of the ssso1is;ioa. The
Fidelity mas several s.ocsholasrs N
ROXY Ford. mast Of Nhorn are corroWsrs
10 authoritative statsDsn, has been IS
sued as 70 the effss. which the failure
will have on borrowers, but there IS no
probability that the eourts will allow any
hardship 70 De inflicted On them because
Of conditions for which they we're IN no
way responsible
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
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L.= Ls.l MA FfsFsfs-t esfs-st-rz:
Hss "a: - .. tssz tas s.-siz saFt!T
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lz-z- - = - G5-rz=- Pc
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szsa.ss = .szz s=-z-zz = Eas zgsczl-
tzFz- a. ssFz--.--zl ssE=l-z=z-- az
lsszTrz-l=s e tss s-zrz says VA.
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Eszrz : s-zz - az.g rsz-zz-1s r a.
@-zz = -l1ss z.FszsJ -=r= zs- - z.zr=
-sz- .--z - Efsz-sF-l = t.z sr-s-
zza.g 1f-zz s-zzz 49, = a EZ1=z s=-
z=sza-ss- 80 zE-=z-zFz e -a--z =
r E-
Eszt zza -az Ez#zsl=s zh1--
s-zzzfz fzrz--Ezz@ sz-s z-=sz- --z-
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lzss= azzzrszaz = - zEFs-----z- sgs@-
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s-s-zifz fzF=-T 49, rszz-uzs 80 a.
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y -zrs - ssIz = - zE- - Is sal
sizzzz zzzs ezEzts z-ssFsF. e z-sFefs-
fay zslzz-zs : EEss = -s
s-zsz- - = sFrlz-=rz z tsz rF--
Is.zs ADS sf1zs s-z-z ss-s = - 81
FzE.z sIzl-s.ssE - ssss r. - a. =
Erz< srssz. -ss sz.zl zgfz--zFz- ses--
'z-s- -slis = sszL s=-z-ss s-s "a
"a e-.Fzss zfgs area = z-sa- 3:
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a. Erzsz are EFsNz s==a fzF=zr II
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. s=z- 49,. e az
-i-zs-s.ss fzfE.g = zs=a.ss= =s<sf
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rsz=.s Eay : "a; @zy = E-=sEs= =
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@ass. s.= s.sss ssfssi.
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~hs, pesus,ss.s ss-eess Means.

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--sa-s -srs = tss s.s.s .sa- ssss sz.srs-
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as.-ra-<s - srssssr.y. l- r-s.-s "a:
tss a. - - ssas< s-- sssry =s-
->s.s<--S = "a sixs: e l.ee-. ]: r-ss-s
z-rss.rl=.s= s,srsr=. 6, r=,<s az e.
ta.L .s-ss-: :. lsses s--sieys-s i,<=s-riss-
= sae-.. tas s-=srF-s.y - CS-=-a-s tsr
:as -sI: i~s yssrs :: lsas: es-s-zs s7ss
Rs>=ss-a- ss>s-ss q; ..< pels + .sss---
s<r.
F=rt=-s:siy .ss tas s.s.s ..s >srty 8
49, asr=s-ksssiy -as:s. s-= fri=.s- sss
sss- s-.-sly --z-s.se = tss s:a.s ss--
.sl es==l=ss. Fer tss srs. Ira =
yszrs re Denver efEs-5=siass Is free
frs-- ..-.s-:s- e say sssrs=;sr s-= "a
-aszs<rs are s-s.ss tss re >s--s- geo
sfal uss- 80 ~ s:s.s s e - ss--
z-a.siatss. l.s Fs5ssass-s :hrsesssz:
csisrazs Hil L.ssr ~i-s = zrsa.sr s-s'.y
al s-.szfsszn s4sssss e &.
Tas EsSssast- psrty aas csssf ys:
f.Esz re .sg.:ry r. tins e -ssz. Gsz
-sr-si-iy Ire seed IS sss<zs-z ms gear.
Sc far as Cslsrass S esaesr-s1. re s.
see . Nhs:ssr p,ss4z. re1e'.e1s iaIli
.e-.-ss g. NaS:ssr Ire STATE a. Is
Mig i-sss:ry sssii - rs.Erss= e tie
zszai-i.a 6. TIE Western Fs<srasea 81
g-srs I-s tss Ag.hs-iiy st sisc.ss Ct
sssrs delegated % 5se az.s;srL-
Tnsrs Sa- - - ssEsie7 ef tois issSs
a-5 .ss ssplsisan party s:znes SQUARE
y fsr fi--cn5sle Cfsss Tines
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
za.z '.ls~ss

TIE -s=-:y el<fs's rs=si5:s e essa FEES
!s- re ST ----.aS Aggregates ss-sss.So
a. s.srEzs c. sysr $500 ger zssz:a- ssz
re sIp4-sz ef ssass=ti1z .hs eas=s fer
sailry e clerk Ard 6s5Ciss Nss $780,
ss. isEyf-z ssrpiss n sI1sss terz 81
sI.TsIs2. Naiss Wil e trs-sis-se g
-.s 5rsi-ary ssss:y rsss-ss tv7s a. re
eissS q TIE srsssat year. Ths a-ssa:
.rsasisFrs5 as; year ~as Ss.o5s 81.
arc .hs .-6icG.ie1s are ira; re cx1sss
fees :sr ;aiB year VII greatly sI=.se ;sIi
arasG-t
Tia c-z-ty trsaSgrsris Fees f5r ccls=:-
~ taIss Ter the siI a9a:hs Q! the pres
ssi year szzrszs;ss s2.eIi.so. he eI-
ox-ss of eo-as=:iaS ths effics Fer szis-y
{. treasurer and deputies Was 5 .S5s 81.
Leaving surplus IN sEesss .sss Ct ssE2--
~. Tia amount 9: excess fees trans
fsrrs3 % the Ordinary coun;y rssencs
fund oy the county treasurer las: year
was s5.z5s ~.
The 5oadsa indsb.s5ness Of the coraty
IS s52.soo. Of which amount $4,000 S
for the Ssnt county Judgment bonds, and
$500 fer the court house building bends
The rate Of in.sres: on the bonded in
da5.-d1ess is SIX per cent
The smoun: Of registered warrants cut
standing is si2.5e5.ss. Of which So ! -
s5 is on the ordinary county revenue
fund ard ss.5el.si on the road revenue
fund.
The srnoun. Of cash in the hspds OF the
county treasurer June so. 1904 was
s25,iol.io.-Le Junta Tribune.