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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
Eight Killed In Train Wreck.

KlMsWICK, April 30. The fast morn.
Ing train on the ST. Louis. Iron Noun.
tain & Southern railroad, known as
No. Is, running as Q Worlds Fair
special, was wrecked one mile and :
half from here today. The engine
struck an open switch and with the ex-
ception OF the last sleeper, all the
coaches were derailed.
The train was running As miles an
hour when it hit switch too hard.
Eight were killed outright, ten fatally
hurt and fifteen sustained minor in.
juries. Among the dead are Engineer
Bailey, Master Mechanic Tabor, and
mail clerk. A relief train with ply.
sicians was hurried to the scene OF the
wreck from St. Louis, 2S miles away.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
Silver Coins for Philippines.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aprii 29.--The
army transport Thomas, which sails
from this port for Manila tomorrow,
will carry nearly 81 ,0O0,OOO in silver
money for use in the Philippines. .uThe
money, which is in all denominations
up to 81, will be transferred from the
miu, 10 the transport today. Abou,
$3.50, 900 will be slowed away in the
treasure room of the Thomas when
she sails. The money was minsed
here especially for use 10 The Philip.
gfnes.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
CHECKING THE RoveH RIDsR.

and the fire finally burned itself out.
Nearly the whole Of six blocks were
destroyed and the loss Is estimated ut
$500, ,0uO. Six hotels, two Wholesale
houses, Christ church aud virtually
all the reiail stores in town were de.
stroyed. Very few residences were
burned ard there were no casualties.
The distressed inhabitants, after
heroica!ly struggling to subdne the
flames, worked frantically to save
what they could from the stores in the
path OF the contlagration. The work
OF salvage accomplished, there was
nothing for the people to do but look
on while the fire went out.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
Review OF Government Expenses.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The re.
publican aud democratic views of ap.
propriatious made thus far by the
Fifty.eighth congress were presented
to the house today by Chairman Hem.
enway of the appropriations commit-
tee and Representative Livingston.
s'Good Government Housekeeping is
the caption chosen by Mr.. Hemenway
to represent his views. IA Congress
That Has Done Nothing Eut Spend
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
Fatal Epidemic of Measles.

WINNIPEG, April 2s.-All the E-ki-
mos living in the Mackenzie basin
except ten families have been killed
by the ravages Of measles, says the
Dawson News. Before the epidemic
there were forty or fifty families with
a total OF $50 to 200 or more persons.
The great rayages OF the disease aud
the awfu. results are told by Bishop
Breynai: who has just returned to
Dawson by long and tedious Journey
ing from the south Of Mackenzie.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
Famine In Mining Camp.

SPOKANE. April 25.-Food supplies
are terribly short in Thunder Noun
tain mining camps. J. H. Babendolf,
who arrived from there today, says
flour is selling at % cents pound,
bacon at 81, sugar at $3.50 and beans
at 50 cents. The mines have had to
shut down. Half the population have
day. The trouble is due TO failure OF
the stores to lay in adequate supplies.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
';assia Refuses Mediation.

ST. lplTERsBURG. April % In The
most categorical terms Russia has Of
fcially notified the world that she will
not accept mediation TO terminate the
war with Japan. The official notiiica-
tion is contained ia a circular issued
by the ministry of foreign affairs to
the Russian representatives with for
eign powers and gaze,ted in the OH.
cial Messenger today. The circular
denies the report that formal propos.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
iiealy Resists Extradition.

CHICAGO, April 3o.-Capt. John j.
Healy, ex.president Of the Alaska ex-
ploration company, was to have been
taken tn New York this morning to
answer to a charge OF alleged embez-
element Of $1,000, when his attorneys
obtained writ Of habeas corpus aud
overlook the hurrying officers and
prisoner before they reached the de.
pot. Healy declares the prosecution
is spite work.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
THE GRAND OPENING.
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Now
Ready to Rocoive Visitors.

ST. Louis, April 3O.-The Louisi.
ana Purchase exposition was formal.
ly opened this afternoon. The inaug.
ural exercises were simple and were
carried through without halt or de.
lay Of any description. The handling
Of the crowd, the guarding Of enclos.
ures sacred to the participants In the
exercises and the police work could
not have been bettered. This work
was In the hands Of officers OF the
regular army, who directed the expo.
sition guards in their duties.
At 12:l5, the signal was given to
President Roosevelt that everything
was ready. In few minutes was rs.
ceived the answering touch over the
wire from the White House. Presi.
dent Roosevelt touched an electric
button IN Washington. As he did
SO the report of cannon was heard
by the expectant multitude, tags un-
furled as If by magic, an avalanche
Of water poured down the cascades,
the great engines in the machinery
palace and power houses started
throbbing-and the Louisiana Pur.
chase Exposition was open TO the
world.
The opening ceremonies were 80
simple and SO plain that they were in
perfect harmony with the methods of
President Francis aud his efficient
aids, but they were at the same time
very impressive, and made fitting
prelude to one Of the most memorable
events in American history. The
wisdom OF the committee on cere-
monies in making the opening exer-
cises as brief as possible was evident.
No one was In a humor to listen to
long speeches or tlowery dissertations.
That sort Of thing was we'll enough at
the dedication exercises year ago,
but today everyone was anxious to
begin the inspection OF the great ex.
position, and the crowds that ebbel
and flowed through the great white
palaces and along the broad avenues
was an earnest of the multitudes yet
to come when the pilgrimage to the
Mecca OF civilization should have
been fairly begun. Of course, every.
one who could obtain entrance 10 the
big auditorium listened with attention
and respect to the orators of the day,
but there was au evident disposition
to begin sightseeing as soon US pos
sible.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
Feruie business district burned.

VANCOUVER, B. c., April 29.-Nine.
ten,hs OF Fe:nie, B. c., is 10 ashhs.
Fernie is town of 5000 population,
the largest settlement in the Crow $
Nest district. About $3.50 this morn.
ing the FIRE started in c. Orchard $
general store and spread north and
south along Victoria avenue. The
fire continued burning unit! o'clock
this morning. spreading along Baker
street. The water supply almos. failed
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
Mississippi Floods subside.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The belief
that the danger from high water is
now past was expressed today by
Mayor Cook of East ST. Louis and
Mayor Judd Of Granite City The
lowlands south OF East St. Louis are
badly flooded as a result of The break.
age ia the Coulogue levee: but all the
families living in the Inundated sec.
ton have moved.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
READY FOR VISITORS.
Final Preparations for Opening tn,
Worlds Fair nt st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April 90 st. Louis to.
night is preparing for the greatest
event in her history. Tomorrow at
noon her great exposition IL to bo
thrown open to the people Of the
world. Today and tonight the people
have worked with desperate energy to
accomplish the thousand aud one
things that always remain to be done
ut the last minute.
At the exposition grounds, men
worked all day putting the final
touches to the grounds, buildings,
sidewalks, cleaning buildings, remov.
ing scatfo!ds and arranging exhibits.
This work will continue without ces.
sation until dawn and it Is confidently
expected that when the fair opens ut
noon tomorrow everything will have
been done to advance the work to the
furthest limit OF preparation.
Among the distinguished visitors to
arrive today were Secretary Taft, who
represents the president, and General
A. r. Chatfee. They reached the city
at 8 o'clock tonight and were met by
General Bates, President Francis and
other officials. The special congress
s!onal train, bearing 400 persons, in.
GLIDING the committee of the house of
representatives. appointed to attend
the opening exercises, also arrived
tonight, as also the governors from u
number OF states anu several notable
foreign visitors.
During the day the United States
gunboat Nashville and the torpedo
boat destroyer Lawrence, which Will
represent the navy at the fair, arrived
ia St. Louis harbor. As the ships
came into the harbor, they were greet.
ed by chorus OF whistles and shouts
OF welcome from crowds on excursion
steamers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED.
Conflicting Estimates ~ to Appropria
tiOus Made During Session.

WASHINGTON, April 28.-Congress
adjourned this afternoon sine die. An
interested crowd in the house galleries
and q smsll attendance on the floor
were the features Of the opening Of
that body. Matters Of minor import.
auce, emerging from conference, were
disposed OF with lightning speed.
Among the most important acts this
morning was an agreement to the con-
ference report on the Panama canal
bill carrying s10,ooo,0oo appropria.
tton, as desired by the senate, aud the
provision leaving the control ard
management Of the canal zone TO the
president, as desired BY the house.
President Roosevelt. with his secre.
tary, came over from the White House
at II O'Clock and established executive
quarters in the presidents room
across the corridor from the senate
chamber.
When the senate met. the conference
report on the river and harbor bill
was agreed to. Senator Allison,
chairman OF the appropriations COM
mittee, presented tabulated state
ment of appropriations by congress
for the year ending July l, 1905, be.
ing an excess for the current year Of
S26, ,000,0 600. The grand total Of con.
gressional appropriations for the year
1904 and 1905 was s781, ,574, ,629, as
against $753, ,O5s, 500 for the preceding
year.
Replying to Mr.. Allison, Mr.. Cor
man placed the total appropriations
Of this session at $751;, ,O00, 900 and the
obligations incurred at over S24, 900,
600, or more than $500, GOO, 900 all told,
not Including the appropriation for
the Panama canal. He said the fig.
ures were amazing and predicted that
1t would be impossible to make expen-
ditures at this rate without increasing
taxes. He attributed the rapid in.
crease to the ambition to make the
United States "a great world power
and said that we had reaped no harv.
est except the loss OF life and demoral-
ization in every branch Of the govern.
ment service.
In the house, Williams offered q
resolution OF thanks to the speaker to
which ''Uncle Joe" Cannon responded
in q voice showing emotion. Loud
cheers greeted his remarks and the
members broke forth into "Star Span.
gled Banner" as the Ravel announced
final adjournment.
In the senate German presented the
customary resolutions Of thanks te
President Pro Tempore Frye, who
wished the senator's a vacation o.
pleasure and profit to mind and body
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1904-05-04
Ten Millions for pana ma i.

WASHINGTON, April 28.-The gov
ernment Of Panama has indicated its
decision to have Sl,0O0,000 Of the
amount to be paid that country on
account of the canal purchase trans
mitted to ]. P. Morgan 4 Co., their
financial agents at New York, the re.
naming s., 9,000, 900 to await the arri.
val here of the Panama minister Ia
June. The treasury will comply with
this request.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Emergency Medicines.

1t is a great convenience to have at
hand reliable remedies for use in cases OF
accident and for slight injuries and all
ments. A good llniment and one that is
fast becoming favorite II not a house
hold necessity is Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. BY applying it promptly to a cut
bruise or burn it allays the pain and
causes the injury to heal in about one
third the time usually required. and as it
is an antiseptic il prevents any danger OF
blood poisoning. When Pain Balm is kept
at hand 4 sprain may be treated before
Inflammation sets in. which insures a
quick recovery. For sale by all druggists,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Correspondence
OLNEY SPRINGS.

J. r. Rowlins Jr. returned from Mis-
souri, Sunday. He has received the ap-
pointment Of weigh master at the bee,
dump this season.
A. W. Green arrived here Sunday morn
ing with car load OF bucks from the
northern part OF the state.
Mrs. Betty Collins will leave here this
week for Denver and Aspen for a few
months visit with relatives and friends.
The express company has received
$1,000 from melon shipments from Olney
this season.
The delegates to the county Democratic
convention report harmonious black cat
time.
Judge and Mrs. Parker went to Man
zanola Monday evening to attend party
at H. B. Dyes
Oscar Griswold Is in Hale. Mo. for a
few weeks visit with parents and friends.
T. j. Downen of Pueblo was here Sun
day looking over his ranch.
Miss Irene Silyey OF California Is visit
ing her uncle. J. J. Silyey Of this place.
Mrs. Walter Mack has returned home
after months visit in Missouri.
w. c. Hanen was in La Junta Wednes-
day to attend a meeting OF the Republican
eeHtyal committee.
chas. Roekwell's roysd into their new
house Tuesday.
WIN DOlph took possession 81 the sec
ton house Tuesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Ahsccas-

W. II. Harrison. Cleveland. MIss-. writes
Aug. is. 1909: II wan, TO say q word
Of praise for Ballafd's Snow Linifnsn,-
stepped on a nail. which caused tho cords
in my leg 20 contract and an sbseass tr
iise IN my knee. and tho doctor said
would have stiff leg. So ono day went
20 J. r. Lords drug store lssho Is row ir
pensef. Colo.l He recommended = bot
lie Of Snow Ltnimsn;; go. at;y cent
size. and u cured my leg. Il Is tho bes'
liHimsn, In tho world.
Assesses with few exceptions. arc To-
diea;ise Of eoasups;soa OF debility. Thay
may. however. fesali from blows OF for
sssn bodies. introduced into the skin o.
flesh. such ss spltH;afs. .hasas. etc, Soit
by o;sfo PhasYasy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Rocky Ford District Sanitary Sewer
District No. Ono.

seated bfis faF tbp iuruishIrF n eli rnatuF.
taJs supplirss IstHfss ptEas AMI the ssI=saiWiuE
place a utstrirt Sanitary SguyTs together
Nith all uIanhHisss inIrts aHI appuusrFEa Jsgars
- aBsi i"t EsskI Tord pis,1ict ssEiiary
EUfti. iu the CulintY gf uteFu abi state -
Iss9usatlas aud such mains uutsiI" she saii
distrass - shall les BsyrssAry q" CwuuSst tbs
UssFtEt with the Arkansas river. a. Ssrs1efygi
gul aufHur 5gEgi bT WfHiiuaHtr No "a ~ sa6t
gity. - 90. aHtl in stgylf,isntr sIib she D..
pgvsCFBissai ~ the Jitv Cs1unCfL will br ~
CvBvesi ~ tho uH,lsrsiEurt ct thr u1sifE IT the
Nity gaErE uT saiI cltI Nv sail Jity ~ Iiw-ky
FuFtI untII u'csrk y IN. ~ WuHdaT. the sIth
IHY uf bat15ilefs As u Uui. at whtFh EgsTr tfr
'ts 'siil " pg'g.i.eit oETge,l 80 rss.l ss9,,.i.
vsss i6s same aUI u any is agyvVsed vGIJ.
wi5hrs1t unnecessary delay award tbp rHua
'tart sutsiet to thn approval " tBe city
JgBuriL IIut the riaht is reserved to EpicCt
Tg.9 pnztnfytss arfrvvitasir estimate us the
WuTk tu ie duue is as tnIluWsl
Iysi5 IiHuar tees Ipincb tsfpc sgvCr.
s4stz IiUsar ieU' y inch piFc sewer.
va FBsuhulgs.
q Huai1nFs-
zs.ss s-incb W m eIuch sewer.
iIis s-fsgCl Y On tuinrh sewer.
u cubic yards ui concrete Tor uutlrt wall.
l17 cubic yards ~ excavation IN shsIg.
~ Cubic par1l- excavation in rusk
zyrug tput u ". lurber. lett ~ trenches.
Nll Hi1is aul thc contract shall iln sHbErt ~
all she prwvisiuns terms AMI rsuldi't"us ~
Assembly " Colorado entitled An act 80
prUvtIe Tor the construction uf tnesI Improve
u1Euts In Citiss uf all ris zzEz. etc. arpTwvFal
NysiI q $50. being Chapter ~ ~ the Session
Laws " tsa9
he sutCessful bigiIcr shall tc rvqujrrgI tn
furnish bpnt in the sum ur twenty
ti7uusaui dollars lszlur with surety IN 10
approved hv tbg Mayor fur the faithful prr-
fuFrHa u.7s uf IlI3 uuntrurf.
IT, Fusuru russi faith uu tho raFi NJ the bid
fvr. % CASHIERS check iI jbr sU-H uF u1gH
thuusawI HHIEars .sIrI Un sUrup bank in
ilUeEF EUrat. 1HtH. mus' accompany rsHH uii,
Tl7uaf5tn fH tIGU Treasurer Hf the E7iH 5Ifv vt
EuHEF EuTgl. tu b. forfeited tu 1rH zH5i risg re
If4uErs Hf.I HIa11E as BIO case fHH hII shalt laH
rFa4fsfFal a7aI 1Hn bladder sbau IaT fHr ton
Uars "a firF ruflDn uf 'HH arufUv4i " She ar-
ggrf.aagg. sHHrtaHf by tHu tity TuuurII given
Tsrra.77sIsv ur TTy mHfi iH bic a1dFuss. tu enter
ir1n f1-a contract aU1nlal him.
1HrT F.+.IFHHf1rf sud aiI resolutions and Vrp-
FsasrHrHraz Goo Ilrgs premises and nI tIH slil de-
fHFTs. rrHHz Hwf zI0UaHHrI tiuuz may hD zHHu
ami .eaF.fTneI af she office ~ tWu iIiT Gers
Ur aud aTisr tHn date hereof
Isafei % EusEy Pond ibis Zlsi LAY uf Sep
Wuurrr ". THLIuyk. Mayor.
FIRST publication. sept. a.
Last Publication -cut. ~.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Higgins Came Out Ahead.

Some time ago g. w. Higgins OF
Rocky Ford had cause to attach
three race horses, and some trouble arose
from It. He finally bought the horses 70
settle the dii'ielty. paying $3.50 for them.
Some people though, Mr. Higgins had
been worked" but. being something o.
nor,rns.;, he came ou; al! rick. He sold
TWO Of .is animals 20 man foom Texas.
for $500. and KEEP: tho other one, racing
him at Lamar. whore he won SIS. a.
Dodge City. slZ5. and At Rocky Fords Q
a total Of S255: and Saturday b. sold The
horse TO Grant Adams ofco'orado Springs
for $500. Il will be tssN tha. mr. Hiz-
gins made s+s5. The expense Of hsndl-
ing horses wss $3.50. leaving a elsai
prof, 0! sSSs-prs;,y good for green
horn. ~"@
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Res-t.ah Anniversary Observance,

Tho Flity-thifd anniversary Of tho
founding o! tho Order o. Rsbssahs was
celebrated by happy gathering a, Fair
View orchards Tuesday. 4 large number
Of members Of tho lodge were present,
among whom were Luther Melton and
wife Of Las kninas. Mrs. w. n. Morris
Of ST. Lsuts. and tho following from La
Jun,a: @. 4. Thompson. S. q. Miller and
wife. Ray Hay;sr and ~tle. Miss oeoeh.
Mrs. warman. Mrs, Parker. Mrs. Gibson.
Mrs. Wolf. Mrs. ". \. Morris. Tho Sep
;snber air being rather cool for pienseing
outdoors The visitors were given the free
dom Of The dining room and Jared mos,
sampsDoasly from tho eaa;sa.s Of many
baskets. The bill o! fare sustained tho
high rsPa;a;iSa Of the RsSssahs tot good
cooking.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
RcnitIluI Women.

Plump cheeks. flushed with tho sof,
glow Of health and pure eompIsTion
makes all women bsauu!'..,. Take a small
dose OF Herh,ns helNTc each meal: Il will
prevent eons'! alton and help diges, wha;
yoe nave ea;en SOC. Mrs. W. ". Stroud
hiyiothlsn. Texas. writes. Nay 81. laol'
we have used hefblna In our family foI
eight years. and iouEd Il tho best medi-
eina ~a ever used for constipation. bilious
fever and malaria" Sod BY oiafo Phar-
macy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
NcaIes,ciC4 Colds.

Every part q tHs mucous membrane,
trs 1gsa. trr1al. r.ad. ears and lungs etc
are sub sE'ed 90 disease and blight from
rrrrrstsH colds Bzuard-z HrraA1urd
syrup is pleasant and effective
remedy CSC. SOC. sICO. W. AdzrI-
rick. Valley Mills. Texas. writes: ~ have
used Ba'arf's H7rzHsgrd Syrup i8f
coughs and threat troubles. % rs pleas
adj and most effective remedy. Sold by
Ctsr1 lnzwaEa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

Prof. Louis 1sspPsr. who was for eight
years supervisor Of physical culture in III,
dublis schools q Tsrrs Hauts. Ind. will
address the teachers Of car schools on
the subisst Of physical culture. at the high
school room, Friday evening. Sept. so. be-
ginning al 4:50. A class made Up Of vol
untssr students and teachers will be used
to Illustrate The most practical methods
oftssshi-E t'rs German system Of physical
culture in vurIrs schools. a cordial in
yiistfsn IS extended 20 members Bt the
S5hcoI Beard. patrons rf The schools and
10 all Gthsrs who are interested in the
physical development 1fnur young pc3-
PIE In the schools 5r in tFs home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Sour Stomach.

When the quantity Of food taken is too
large or the quality too rich. sour stom-
ach is likely to follow. and especially so
II the digestion is weakened by constipa-
ton. Eat slowly and not too freely OF
easily digested food. Mastieate the food
thoroughly. Let fye hours elapse be-
tween meals. and when you issl a fullnsss
sD6 weight in tho region Of the stomach
si,ss ss,ing. take Chambeslains Stomach
ard Liver Tablets and sour stomach may
be avoided. sor sai,aa y d; q. 81 ;..rugg,s,s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
HAS sold a Pile oi Chamrcrislu's
Imm.M Errtt.L.-.

: have sera CHsmHar...=.a Cough REM
coy fer rrzrs then 90 years and H has
given entire za.=Iaa#rn. have sr.1 "a
u1.z of t and can recommend l .'eE.E
Erzzaa EEE.r rar. L.rt9r. Iowa. You
wIu find This rgmefv a god friend when
troubled with a cough r~ E.a Us al
ways af1ris quick relief and rs pleasant
60 take. Fer sale By all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Sl7.2S Round Trip St. Louis

Rocky Ford to ST. t0lns every Saturday
during August and September. Coach
tickets, limit ] S days. will be sold TO S.
Lsu5s. No st9p-off: continuous passage
each direction.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

FOUND.-A small hand .bag. Among
the contents is small mirror which in
dIcates that it belongs to a school girl.
Call at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

FOR SALE.-LadIes return trip ticket
Pueblo to Hastings. Keb.. call at Enter
prise office. lz-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

Call and see my Tough Tread Bieyei
tires. Especially good values.
". I. stjasn.
iof Eass Elm Ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

The Rock Ford Canning Co. is having
a very prosperous season On tomatoes.
it is expected that the out0ut will be full
Tg 5000 cases. which is in mos, healthy
contrast with the zoo cases canned last
season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23
Grain N'antcd.
iotf

We arc in the marie; tof Wheat. Oats
and Barley tof which ws are paying the
hisssss MARKET Pfisss. See gs before
selling.
Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

Two incubators. first class brooder
and fine flock Of chickens for sale cheap
Inquire at 40l North | 9Th St. l2-lt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

TIE first vote on the pstssrs11 Valley
school touss bonds was decided 10 be IL
legal. requiring a second election which
was favorable 70 the issuing sf bonds.
TIE construction Of the new school house
will now be pushed b. Contractor Haw-
key. school being IN progress in The cd
building in the mean time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

Parties wanting manure hauled drop
postal TO Boz 494. Rocky Ford. lZ-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

S. a. Read. CISCO. Texas. writes. Mar
fLtE. 1901. IVY wrist wss srra.rsd SO
badly a. a fall that Is was useless. and
after using several remedies that failed
20 give RE- rzf used BaIard's Snow Lf7f-
D=-f. and vas cured earnestly recon-
mend f fe anyone suffering from sprairs. .
2EG soc ST. y'srg Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-23

FOR SSLE-Ftssh Jersey COW. Cal
On ]. y. Kinney.