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Notice Of Completion and Acceptance
Of Local Improvements in Rocky
Ford District Sanitary Sewer District

OF Local improvements in Rocky
Ford District Sanitary Sewer District
No. I and Of Apportionmsnt Of the
Cost Thereof.
To the owners OF the real estate
which Is hereinafter described. the
same consisting of all the lots and
lands In Rocky Ford District Sani-
tary Sewer District No. in the City
OF Rocky Ford, Colorado.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Pursuant to Section 81 OF an Act
OF the General Assembly of the State
of Colorado entitled An Act to provide
for the construction OF local improve
ments in cities OF all classes" etc, ap-
proved April Sth, 1899. the same be-
ing Chapter Isl OF the Session Laws
OF Colorado OF 1899. that the Improve
ment In and for said District which
was authorized by Ordinance No. 1O4
OF said City 1904, to-wit: the construc-
ton of n District Sanitary Sewer. has
been completed and has been accept
ed by the City Council of said City;
that the whole cost of said improve
ment is thirty-seven thousand five
hundred dollars. said amount includ-
Ing six per cent additional for costs
of inspection, collection and other in
cidentals. and also including interest
to the last day of February, 1906, ut
the rate OF hve per cent per annum;
that the share apportioned to each
lot or tract of land within said Dis
trict and assessable for said improve
ment is as hereinafter stated, Pro-
vided. however, that any owner who
shall pay his full assessment within
thirty days after the passage of the
assessing ordinance will receive an
allowance of five per centum; that any
complaints or objections that may be
made in writing by the owners of said
real estate to the City Council and
filed in the office of the City Clerk
within thirty days from the publi-
cation of this notice will be heard and
determined by the City Council before
the passage of any ordinance assess
ing the cost of said Improvement: and
that after said hearing and determine
ton the City Council will by ordin-
ance. assess the cost of said improve
ment against all the real estate in said
District SO improved as by said Act
provided.
The following are the lots and tracts
of land and the share apportioned to
each hereinabove referred to, viz:
Note-Such descriptions as lots 1 to
Is include the first. all the intermed-
late and the last named lot.
ROCKY FORD.
Block 1. Lots l to inclus-
I've 49,. ............ $50 each
Lots 8 to II, inclusive S5.1S each
Lots 12 to 10 Inclusive. $3.50 each
Block g. Lots l to inclus-
i've :. ............... 1895 each
Lots Q to II inclusive. 3S.70 each
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They Appeal to our symp athics.

The bilious and dispeptic are con-
slant sufferers and appeal to our SYM
pathies. There Is not one of them,
however. who may not be brought
back to health and happiness by the
use of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. These tablets invig-
crate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. They also
regulate the bowels. For sale by all
druggists.
Sick headache results from dis
ordered condition of the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by all druggists.
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Nothing on the Market Equal ~
chambsrlain's Collie. Cholera and
Oiarrhoea Remedy.

This fact ls well known to druggists
everywhere. ana nine out OF ten will
give their customers this preparation
when the best IL asked for. Mr..
Obs Wilmer. n prominent druggist of
Joplin. Mo-. In circular to his Gus
toners says: There is nothing on
the market In the way of patent med
icinc which equals Chamberlain. Col
ic. Cholera and Diarrhocn Remedy for
bowel complaints. We sell and rccom-
mend this preparation" For sale by
all druggists.
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NhesmsSism.

When pains OF irritation exists on
any part Of the body. the application
prompt relief. y w. Sullivan. pro.
prietor Sullivan House. II Reno. O.
r. writes. June 8. 1909: Il take plea.
sure In recommending Railard's Snow
iInimcnt to ~ who arc AFFLICTED with
rheumatism. Il II tho only remedy
I have found that gives immediate rc.
Iirr- sc. Sec and sl.oo. For sale
by J. II. Award. Otcro Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-25
See Nicely for harness before you bu,
and get the bsstOak Tan Leather.
Stop Babies Tears.

Ninety per cent OF babies troubles
are caused by dlsorticrcd stomach or
bowels They can all be quickly cured
by few doses Of that great digestive
medicine. DR.. cadwcifa uaxativc)
Syrup Pcprin. II dIs-sts curdcd milk
swcrtens thu breath. reduces fever and
relieves pain. Absolutely harmless TO
mother or child. Sure relief In teeth.
Ing. Sold by J. II. Award. ot.ro Phnr-
macy. Mt soecnts and 800. Money
back II Il fails.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-25

Account Lswis. and Clark Centennial
Exposition Portland. Season 1905. tho
low ratio Of S45 and S5l round trip.
limi, 90 days and favorable stop offs
Call a, Santa Fe Depo. for full par,ieu-
ars regarding information.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-25
Cures Scjatica,

Rev. w. L. Riley. L. L. D., Cuba.
New York writes: after fifteen
days of excruciating pain from sciat-
ic rheumatism, under various treat
ments, 1 was induced to try Billiards.
Snow Liniment; the first application
giving my first relief and the second
entire relief. I can give it unquali-
fled recommendation. csc, soc, s1.OO.
For sale by J. H. Award, otero Phar-
macy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-25

crsig's Fssd Store nsxt door 70 Neis-
wintss's Livery. has feed Of al kinds
give hun call. <u
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NOTICE,

Balcony tickets sold At opsra HOUSE
Music Store for all shows hereafter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-25

SANTA FE RAILROAD.
A piece of round $50 feet by
300 feet including within its
boundaries the railway station
and bounded as follows: Com
mencing ut the intersection
of the northerly line of the At
Crimson, Topeka g. Santa Fe
R. r. Cos right-of-way with the
easterly line of Ninth street
and running southwesterly on
said easterly line of Ninth
southeasterly and at right an
giles to the last mentioned line
800 IT. to the westerly line of
Main street produced; thence
northeasterly on Main street
produced $50 IT. to the north
erly line of the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe Railway Cos
right -of-way; thence north
westerly on said line 300 #.
to place of beginning. ...... .S351.s2
According to the statement of the
City Engineer provided for by Sec. 20
of Chapter 151 of the Session Laws
of 1899.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said City this 18th day of Aug. 1905.
e. l.. McKELvEY.
City Clerk Of the City of Rocky Ford.
Getty seal.)
First publication Aug. IS, 1905.
Last publication Sept. S, 1905.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20
BERKELEY MEMS CLUB.
At the City Mission House-Dr.

At the City Mission House-Dr. Townsend on Home Sanitation.
 At the weekly session of the Berke- ley Mems club this evening at the City Mission house, 2O1 Orange street, the speaker will be Dr. Joseph Townsend of New Haven. Subject Home sani- tation'" Dr. Townsend is a member of the state board of health, and his ad- dress will be of interest to all, especially as questions may be asked by the audi ence upon the subject presented. Xa- mission free. All are welcome. The hour is o'clock D. m. At the business meeting afterward, arrangements will be made for the Christmas exercises of the club to be held next week Wednes- day evening.
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CITY'S LIABILITY,
Supreme Court Decides That Munici- palities Are not insurers of Safety of PadaStr;ons

Supreme Court Decides That Munich
 palities Are not insurers of Safety of , Pedestrians.
 The opinions of the supreme court in five New Haven county cases recently decided have been received by the clerk of the superior court. In the opinion on the case of Mae J. Camp bell against the city of New Haven, in which judgment was given for Miss Campbell in the superior court to re- cover $500 damages, the supreme court makes interesting comment on the lia- bility of municipalities for injuries re- oeived by persons who suffer falls on slippery sidewalks.
 On this point the supreme court says:
 Municipalities are not insurers of the safety of travellers on their highways whatever the season or whatever the cause that renders them dangerous The herculean task of making such ways safe at all times and under all circumstances is not imposed upon them. This is especially true in ou1 climate in respect to accumulations ot snow and ice thereon. Some duty is
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20
DINNER TO MAYOR HENNEY
BY HARTFORD,S VARIOUS CON-
 PENSIONERS TONIGHT.

About Fifty Commissioners Will Att
 tend-NOt Aiming to Run for Gov
 ernOr.
 Hartford, Dec. 1S.-The dinner to be given at the Allyn House Wednesday evening of this week. in honor of May
 or Henney by the different city com-
 missions, will be a function of consid
 erable interest politically. In spite of the fact that the municipal boards are
 non-partisan, an event of the kind that has been arranged for Wednesday might can not fail to be looked upon as
 being favorable to Mayor Henney from
 political standpoint. There will be | upwards of fifty commissioners at the banquet. The invited guests will be
 limited to the acting president of the
 Board of Aldermen and the president of the Council Board, Councilman l Church; Representative Emor A. Smith, who served with distinction in the House of Representatives last win
 ter, is the acting president of the AL | dermanic Board, and will represent both the town and city at the Mayors banquet Alderman Smith, who is the Hartford manager of the Southern
 New England Telephone company, has received high honors from his adopted city, and is likely to win great many more as time elapses. During the ab- sence of Mayor Henney in Europe last
 summer Alderman Smith performed the duties of mayor with marked abili- l ty and judgment Mayor Henney will have occasion to be proud of the re- cognition that will be given him at the approaching banquet, His political stock is much above par, being re-
 garded as a gilt-edge security. But it
 is not seriously taken at the present time that he will be candidate for 1 governor next fall. The suggestion of his name for the governorship a few weeks ago at the annual of the Cover nor's Horse Guards was more in the ! way of compliment than anything else. \ It in no way disturbed the prospects of ! Lieutenant-Gove Woodruff of New Haven, who has the backing of Hart | ford county for the promotion to the governorship; which he deserves: It is not at all doubtful that Mayor Henney
 has his eye on a seat in congress. That ambition is capable of being re-
 alized in a couple of years from next November. At the banquet Wcdnes- I day night he will receive a substantial
 token of the good feeling and friend ship which exist towards him in the different departmentsaof the city gov- ernment.
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WOnen's Robes.

Women's heecedown bath robes in violet, nile green and gray, with or without collar, cord and tassel at waist, at $2. 50.
 Woraen's all wool ripple eiderdown bath robes in light blue and gray-made with fitted back, loose front collar and belt satin trimmed regular $4.50 value, at $2.9O.
 Women's all wool ripple eiderdown robes in colors, made with large sailor collar and leg-o-mutton sleeves, collar and sleeves trim med with folds of Persian trimming, at $4.50
 Women's all wool ripple eiderdown robes in gray, red and light blue, full back and double breasted front, satin fold and scroll embroidery trimming, at $500.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20

Women's fleecedown kimono sacques, figured patterns in light blue, pink, tan, gray and lavender, square yoke, full sleeves, 7sc. Women's ripple eiderdown dressing sacques in red and gray, with crochet edges, full sleeves and round collar-sizes up to 46, at $1.0O.
 Women's rippple siderdOTn f5 sscquess in red or sailor collar, crochet edgeSsizes S4 to 46, at $1.25.
 Long crepe kimonas in red, light blue, gray, black and lavender. finished with white crepe folds-all sizes, at $t.5O.
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1s.@ M, g
 Bath robes for the little tots, in pink and blue fleecedown with dainty figures, finish ed at the waist and neck with white cord and tassel-sizes and years, 75C-4 and 6years, SIPS.
 Wool ripple eiderdOwn robes for misses and children, sailor collar, trimmed with band of satin and brocade ribbon-red, blue and pink-sizes 6 to IA years-priced at S2.9O to $4.5O. ,, ...:
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zs,;,,s THE HOWE & STETSON co. o.:.;,,., .:';,z:

imposed in such cases, but it is limited, in that it takes into account variety of conditions and circumstances, inc tIuding the difficulties attending situa- tions as they are created by the rigors of our winters,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20
TRANSFER DROPPED DEAD

In the Coal Cart He Was Driving Yes- terday.
 Lawrence O'Tellea, twenty-one years old, 8 coal cart driver, dropped dead in one of Gilbert's coal cars in the yard on Railroad avenue yesterday morning. Medical Examiner Bartlett investigated as to the cause of the death. Heart disease was believed to be the cause. O'Tellea was unmarried and resided on Wallace street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20

Chidren's and misses feeeedown bath robes in light colors, broad collar, cord and tassel--easy to launder-priced according to age-from 6 to IA years at $t.50 to $2.25 Junior bath robes of feecedown in red, light blue and pink, cut loose and full---satin trinned-Sizes to IA years. priced from $2.9O to $3.SO.
 Eiderdown bath robes in colors, broad col lar and full sleeves, edges crocheted sizes to IA years priced from $2.O0 to $3.9O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20

One bottle of Burnett's Vanilla Ex- tract is better than three of the doubt ful kind. It's purity and great strength make 1t the most economical brand. Always ask for Burnett,s. Vanilla, :. =,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20

At union meeting of the Baptist
 and Congregational churches of Bran- ford Monday a collection of $15 was taken up and donated to the Russian relief fund.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20
FIREMAN FRACTURES HIS SKULL
Keenan Falls from Train on Northamp-
 ton Division,

ton Division.
 Daniel Keenan, twenty-one years old, who lives on Sackett street, Westfeld, Mass, is at the New Haven hospital receiving treatment for fractured skull. He was taken to the hospital from the station at o'clock yesterday morning.
 Keenan, who is fireman, stumbled over an obstacle on his caboose and fell from his train on the Northampton division early yesterday morning. He will recover.
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Mems and Boys Robes.

Boys eiderdown bath robes in blue, brown and red stripes-sizes to IA years-worth exactly $S.50 each, at $1.75.
 Boys double faced wool eiderdown robes in neat plaids-regular 800 value, at $2.50.
 Boys bath robes, made of extra fine dou- ble faced wool eiderdown, in desirable color ings-value $7 each, at $3.5O.
 Mems bath robes of heavy cotton cider down, in figured and stripe effects-a good line of colors, at $3.95.
 The Howe blanket robes for men, in all colors and exclusive designs; cut full with box plaited back, sleeves and bottom border with pattern to match, at $500.
 Mems all wool blanket robes, cut gener- ously full-gray or blue, with white figures and borders, at $7.5O.
 All wool imported blanket robes for men. made in dark, rich color combinations and appropriately bordered, at 5000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20

Is near at hand and you will need Turkey or Goose Won't you? We have the kind that will help you in the enjoyment of the day.
 Let us have your attention and we will show you how perfectly We can please your fancy and your purse.
 But one quality to select from; per- feet satisfaction guaranteed.
 Extra fancy Turkeys. Native dressed Geese and Ducks.
 Fresh killed Chickens and Fowls a Speciality.
 Fancy, Native and Southern Green Vegetables.
 Native Smooth and even Potatoes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20
Misses Robes.

We've not forgotten the little misses their big sisters planning this show selected the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20

Colds Cause Sore Throat. Laxative Promo Quinine, the world wide cold and .grlp4,. remedy, removes look for signature of F. w. Grove. 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20

Mems bath robes, made from imported, ', all wool blankets; also dressing gowns in gray mixed effects with silk frogs cord and tassels, at $t2.50. ...~.,s
 Imported dressing gowns of novelty zibe- lines with plaid Things and silk trimmings, at $500 and $fS.0O.
 Mems all wool house coass made from plaid back snow flake melton at $3.95.
 Mems house coats, in large range of col- ors, made from fine plaid back melton, revers of plaid, edgedewith silk or worsted cord, at $500.
 Mems house. coats in.pIain red, blue, green and brown cloths, with Things to match, at $7.5O.
 Mems house coats of fine imported cloths, lined and trimmed with silk, at t$1O.O0.
 Mems house coats of mattelese silk, in variety of colors, silk lined and finished in the best possible manner-values, $17.60 to $25.00 each, at $t2.50 and $500.
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Nichols has for Christmas

To go with your MLNCE PIE.
 A fine OLD Cheese. Richard Cream. cry,
 CIDER, that's sweet and pure, by the bottle or gallon.
 Ire OLD FASHIONED DOUGH- NUTS.
 Order day in advance, and don't be disappointed the demand is largo for them.
 FRENCH WALNUTS.
 NATIVE HICKORY NUTS.
 New white meated GENoBLE and French Walnuts.
 FLORIDA ORANGES. Cut juicy and fine in flavor, 20c to 500 dog. You like a good old fashioned PURE RYE BREAD, TRY OURS. 5c and i0c ioaves.
 You'll come for more.
 We make a speciality of fresh vEGE- TABLES, NATIVE and SOUTHERN.
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Stores open every evening until Christmas
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-20

About Fifty Commissioners Will Att tend-NOt Aiming to Run for Gov ernOr
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E. W. GROVES signature on box. 2S'
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PRESIDENTS ATLANTA ADDRESS

tions made OF recent years IA to The
way In which some Of the great for.
tuens have been obtained and used,
and there ia. | think. In the minds OF
the people at large a strong feeling
that q serious effort must be made to
put q stop to the cynical dishonesty
and contempt for right which have
thus been revealed. I believe that
something. and ! hope that a good
deal. can be done by law to remedy
the state Of things complained of.
But when all that ran be. has thus
been done. there will yet remain
much which the law can not touch,
and which must be reached by the
force Of public opinion. There are
men who do not divide actions merely
into those that are honest and those
that are not. but create a third sub.
division-that Of law honesty; OF that
kind Of honesty which consists In
keeping clear Of the penitentiary. It
IL hard to reach astute men OF this
type save by making them feel the
weight Of an honest public indigna.
tion. But this Indignation, II 1t is to
be effective, must be intelligent. 1t Is,
Of course. to the great advantage ci
dishopest me> s~s.xyealth II they are
denounced. not for being dishonest,
but for being wealthy. and II they are
denounced In terms 10 ov~erstrained
and h~ysterical as to invite a reaction
in their favor. We can not afford in
this country to draw the distinction
as between rich man and poor nan
The distinction upon which We must
insist is the vital, deep-lying. un-
changeable distinction between the
honest man and the dishonest man,
between the mar who acts decently
and fairly by his neighbor and with
q quick ems OF his obligations. and
the man who acknowledges no in.
ternal law save that Of his own will
and appetite. Above all we should
treat with q peculiarly contemptuous
adherence the man who In a spirit
Of sheer cynicism debauches either
u business life or our political life.
There are men who use the phrase
practical politics" as merely a
euphemism for dirty politics, and 1t
Is such men who have brought the
word politician" into discredit. There
are other mel who 9 the noxiotis
phrase business Is business" as an
excuse. and Justification for every
kind Of mean and crooked work; and
these men make honest Americans
hang their heads because Of some Of
the things they do. II Is the duty Of
every honest patriot to rebuke In EN-.
phatic fashion alike the politician
who does not understand that the
only kind Of practical politics" which
a nation can with safety tolerate Is
that kind which we know as clean
politics, and that We are as severe In
u condemnation Of the business
trickery which succeeds as of the
business trickery which fails. The
scoundrel who fails can never by any
possibility be as dangerous to the
community as the scOundrel who sue
ceeds; and Of all the men In the coun.
try, the worst citizens. those WHO
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Rebekah Ledge. !. o. o. F., Meets
second and fourth Thursday evenings
OF each month at the !. o. O. F. hall.
Mrs. Augusta O'Malley, noble grand;
MRS. M. r. Garlick. vice grand; Mrs.
Mary L. Wertz, secretary: Mrs. Sarah
Roberts, treasurer.
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RELY.vEeETAeLE

activity has been shown in striking
fashion In recent years by our exper.
fence In the Philippines and in Porto
Rico. Our national legislators very
properly determined that the islands
should not be exploited by adventures
wiahout regard to the interests Of the
people Of the islands themselves. But
unfortunately In their zeal to prevent
the islands from being improperly ex
plotted they took measures Of such
severity Is to seriously. and In some
respects vitality. 70 hamper and re
tard the development Of the islcnds,
There 10 nothing that the islands need
more than to have their great natural
resources developed. and these re-
sources can be developed only by the
abundant use Of capital. which, u
course, will not be put into them i'm
less on terms sufficiently advantage
Gus to offer prospects Of good rcmun
Grafton. We have made the terms not
merely hard, but often pr0hibitory
with the result that American capita
goes into foreign countries. like Mex
leo, and IL there used with immcnse
Advantage to the country In is de
velopment. while 1t can not ~ into
Y own possessions or be usad to de
velop the lands under ~ 0wn flag
The chief sufferers by this state Of
things are the people Of the islands
themselves.
1t 10 impossible too strongly &c In
sist upon what ought to be the patent
fact that II is not only in the in,erast
Of the people Of wealth themselves,
but IN our interest. In the interest OF
the pxblic AZ a whole. that they should
@~~tfeated fairly and Justly; that Il
show exceptional business abb
they should be given exceptional
rd for that ability. The Tissues
IL Industrial fabric + int. Q
such complex fashion that what
gthens or weakens part also
kthens or weakens the whole. y
nalixe industry We viii ourselves
end have to pay = considerable
the penalty. II We make con.
such that the men Of excelp
ability are able to secure mark.
,efits by the exercise Of that
then We shall ourselves bene
lewhat. II II our interest no
less than our duty 20 treat them fais-
". On the other hand. It 10 no less
their interest to treat 10 fairly-by
"us' I mean the great body Of the PEG.
pie, the men Of moderate or small
fortunes, the farmers. the wage-work-
ers. the smaller business men and
professional men. The man OF great
means who achieves fortune BY
crooked methods does wrong to the
whole body polite. But he not mere.
~ does wrong to, he becomes = source
OF imminent danger to other men CT
great means; for his ill.won success
tends to arouse a feeling Of resent
ment, which II It becomes inflamed
fails to di~fferentiate between the men
OF wealth who have done decentiv
and the men Of wealth who have not
done deceitly.
The conscience Of Dur people has
been deeply shocked by the revela.