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M'Y Hilary Nmmick
9as!Ef:sSESE

F.tnkhan, Of Lynn. Mass IN fully qrnli'
give hcipfnl aisis., tosiek women.
Rca: Mrs pimniiek'a letters
Her frat letter:
Drrr Mr>s iinlham -
.. 4 have i--n a .uflsF-| sor sis- fssss eight
y-ars with q lruub,- ehlsh first originated
frsm t.iinful nsis.i rtiaitos-tl-r pains ~-ro
csrrustasinx. with Inflammation AMI uir-ra.
tioa Il th. sosnb Ii-r ,in-sar say. ] must
have an oSrraiiaa or ] -annos live. ] 10 nas
want to sllsaii Ia an oi~rs;ina " szn Isssi-
biy avoid u, iTras- brlp nse.~-Nrs Mary
ptinini.k. Washinstan, u, q
Her second letter:
D~ar Mrs ifnkhsm -
"Yoa will rcn-tnt~r my rv->iitina ~A~n
lsss ~ros- y"i. anil that sisp Doctor sail ]
rsssss have an of~fsiina uF r,,ali tdss hsoL
! f~.sis-.i year Eiisi l.strT api fnii"-ri yoar
asiSIcp very -arfGiiy aii aia ."- -niifrly
we'll A. n,y sasr ras sp sostDsss " ss-tas =
n,ifari- thai am cufV.i. abus tls. ESQ
tInkisan,s Ns,s-.ai,ir 'au',.assi aSsd ta yssir
etiyjT-- I mn -ais uiiis.s -iiiss-gt an asisp "r
q f..in, e,pi I ~ish .Spsy ssiisrrin.s suflsnn
utsiii rsli ihts t-sisF snt rvriise = hs; wa
Gun 10 for ,iscgn.~=NTss Narl uttnnstra. aG%h
atsi Eass cstiioi S;sssss, wssisi''s;ns. u. &.
How easy II was for Mira piiansiol To
wri,c to Mrs. rinkhan al Lynn. Mass.
and how ii,ilc l; c'sst hcr-a ;wo.c-ns
stamp. Vet how valuable was ts,- Evplyi
A. Mr. nimuilcls says-iI saved her life.
MT.- I'inkhan has on al, thousands
o. jus; such letters aa ih- above. aud
ogSss aIlias woasea aslP!s! sasiov.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
Greeley Pioneer. Celebrate.

Denver. June ia Greeley dispatch
yesterday saws: Mr: and Mrs. Hcn:-
Z. West. pioneers Of Union colony. the
husband being the president OF the SO.
ciety Of Union Colony Pioneers and
only surviving member Of the ioca'.
ing committee which selected the pres
ent si,c Of Greeley. celebrated their
sistie,h wedding anniversary to-day ct
their home. .zs Tenth street. From :
o'clock this afternoon until . o'clock
tonight hundreds Of callers visited the
vine.covercd cottage. nestled In grove
of SNOWFALL and lilac trees. to tender
their good wishes TO the aged couple.
probably twenty-five Of the guests were
white.haircd Union culonists who have
been nciehbors Of the West family for
thirty.fivc years.
Mr. and Mrs. West arc each eighty
one years old. but arc as strong and as
active as people Of sixty. Mrs. West
does all the housework In the home
and takes an active part in church
and W. c. T. 4. work. Mr.. West has
been employed this year auditing the
county treasurer's books. keeping
books for the First National Bank OF
Eaton, and In doing an insurance bust.
ness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
TEACHERS GRADUATED
At COLORADO NORMAL SCHOOL
Ono Hundred and Ono Students Get
pIpiomas-Larsest Class In the
History Of the School.

|
Denver. June "a Greeley dispatch
last night says:
The fourteenth annual commencement
| Of the State Normal School was held In
the Opera house this morning. Fully
700 people were present to witness the
graduation OF the lOl students OF the
class OF 1905. the largest class In the
history Of the institution. The class
colors. cherry and black, were dis.
banked with palms. On the stage sat
Governor Mcdonald. DIR. II. W. Corwin
OF Pueblo. Richard Broad. president OF
tho board OF the State Normal School:
Charles Wheeler. treasurer OF the
board: Mrs. s. J. Rhoads OF Denver. a
member OF the board. DIR. Snyder. pres
ident Of the school. and the ministers
OF tho town.
The class sat In the body Of the
house and the members Of II wore caps
and gowns. A chorus from the school
sang Fair Tinted Primrose" Rev. o.
A. Petty OF the United Presbyterian
Church gave the Invocation. Ave Ma
ria" was sung by Mary Kendel and
"when the Heart IN Young" by Mary
Taylor. Richard Broad presented the
diplomas with happy speech.
Governor Mcdonald said he was glad
To be- present nt the exercises and
hoped that he might he with the school
each year Mt Its closing. DIR. Snyder.
president Of the school. talked on "Thc
Teacher. Old and New"
The commencement address was de-
livercd by DIR. II. w Corwin Of Pu-
ebio. In part DIR. CoTwin said:
sssrhs sfnis. Inns F.usnu In IA. nFnui
Of tho State Normal School. the citi'
, xcnE OF Greeley have reason TO bc
proud Of II. and the school has reason
to be proud of the city Of Greeley. You
! have reason 10 bc proud Of your alma
mater and To your president you owe
much.
I'VE learn by Just and kind hut ~.
vcre criticism. lie who cannot bear
severe but jus, criticism cannot expect
to improve and will bc often hurt.
Teaching II profession md u
stands at the head of nil professions.
An n profession teaching Ii Of more
importance to Individual. city. state
and nation than any other.
''Th. teacher lakes the child almost
from It's mothers arms and trains II
until developed into manhood or WON.
anhood. The teacher takes tho child
when tho mind and body are plastic
and easily moulded. The teacher must
realize this responsibility or fail. Tho
teacher ID responsible for child. body.
soul and mind.
THE doctor can eofr-e, but f-w
physical Ills: the lawyer can change
but q few people. comparatively: bu,
the t.ac.-r II a eonsian, companion ot
tho masses AMI Tor almost n genera
tian. II you fail To apprvciE'" this re-
sponsibiiI,y you have no Tisht 10
,-ach.-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
sorwsy.s peru,a,ion Refused.

Stockholm, Sweden. June e.-King
Oscar has refused TO receive the depu'
tation appointed TO present him the
Norwes sian Storthins's address.
The request that the King receive
,he ieputa,ion was sent by the presi.
dent of the StorthinE. NJ. Derner. who
received a telegram from him reading
as follows:
AS I do not recognize the revolu
,jonary steps which the Storthing. In
violation of the constitution and act OF
union. and in revolt against the King,
has unfortunately tatrn. I decline 10
reseiye the deputation."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
KILLED ~ FALL.
Fatal Accident 70 Judge Lindsey Of
Trinidad.


Denver. June IA News special
from Trinidad last night says: News
reached here by telephone this even.
ins from Aruiiar that Judge John A.
Lindsey was accidentally killed early
this afternoon. Mr. Lindsey had been
sojournins on tho Lindsey ranch. eight
miles from A.uilar. for the last four or
I've days lie had bcca In feeble
health the last fc~ months and went
there to rccapcrat-.
Shortly after dinner to-day he pro.
posed Ia his cousin. William Lindsey.
that they climb to the top Of what IL
known a. Eagles Nest. which II a high
and rocky hill covered by piaioa trees.
When about half way To tn. top the
men sat down TO rest. and William
Lindsey tried to persuade the judge
not TO continue the climb along the diff.
icult trail. knowing the judges weak
condition.
Iuds- Lindsey claimed ,ha, he vas
strong enough to make the ascent. and
started ahead Of his cousin. climbing
TO the top. Just as he reached the
SUNNI, of the crae. he tainted and
plunged head aownwar,, a distance Of
sixty feet. striking oa his head on a
large rock which crushed his skull.
causing instant death. His cousin and
several others from the ranch ran to
the bottom of the canon. only to tina
and nansicd body lying among the
rocks.
Judge Lindsey leaves ono son. Nal.
colin Lindsey. Who vas his deputy dur.
Ing the last two terms In ONCE. lie
vas not related TO Judge Hen II. Lind.
sey Of Denver. but the two had been
warm friends for years and often cx-
changed visits.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
Remedy for Apple Blight.

Denver. Colo. June IA Republi.
can special from Rifle. Colorado. las,
night says: The demonstration to he
made by ]. r. Myser. pear and apple
blight expert. will be Witnessed near
Rifle June goth and 2is;. Horticul.
turalists and other experts from this
and other states will be present and
select the trees. Mr. Myser says he
will cure the blight in forty-ciEhi
hours and will demonstrate beyond a
doubt that his discovery OF cause of
blight is correct. He will request that
the professors examine the trees be-
fore and after the demonstration. All
arrangements have been completed
for the experiments and much inter
est is manifested. Professor Gi1ictt
of the State Agricultural College will
Lsa present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
AN AWFUL SKIN HUmoR.
Covered Head. Neck and shouidsrs-
Suffered Agony for Twenty-Five
Years Until Cured BY
cvtieura.

For twenty-five years I suffered az.
ons from a terrible humoF. complete.
~ covering my head. neck and ssoai.
a-rs. dlscharsihE matter ot such Of.
fcnsiscness TO sigh; and smell ,ha; I
became an object ot dread. I con-
suited the most able doctors far aEs
near. TO no avail. Then ! sat cu,i.
curs. and la surprisingly short time
~as completely cured. For this
thank Cutiousa. and advise all those
suffering from skin humors 10 get is
and oai their misery at once. 3. r.
Reyes. lts Congress Street. Dos;oa
Mass.-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
RAILROAD RATE LEGISLATION.

T.siifyise before the Senate Com
mii,cc at Washington. Interstate
Commerce Commis sioaer pfuuty said
Ia discussing the proposition TO give
10 that Commission the power TO rcsu.
late railway rates:
II think the railways should make
their osa rates. think they should
be allowed to develop their own busi.
ness. have never advocated any
,av. and ! am no, nov In favor Of
any Law. which would put the rate
making power into the hands o. any
commission or any court. While II
may he necessary &c Gg that some
time. while that Is done in some
states at the present time. while u Is
Gone in some countries. ! am opposed
to II. The railway fate is
property. II Is all the property 'ha;
the railway has got. The rest Of i's
property Is no, good for anything un.
less 4, can charge a rate. Now u has
always seemed to me that when a
rate vas fixed. II ,ha, rate was an IN.
reasonable rate. 4, depr'ees the rail-.
road company Of It's property pro
tanto. I. is not necessary that you
should eonfsca,e the property of a
railroad: it is no, necessary 'ha, you
should say that IL shall no; earn three
per cent or four per cent. When
you put In a rate that Is Inherently
unreasonable. you have deprived that
company of its rights. Of It's property.
and the Circuit Court Of the United
States has Jurisdiction under the four
ieenth amendment 10 restrain that.
have looked at these cases
a great many times. and can only
eofne to the conclusion that a rail.
road company is entitled 10 charge a
fair and reasonable rate. and II any
eryier Of a commission. II any statute
cf a state legislature takes away that
rate. the fourteenth amendment pre-
tects the railway company"
A girl can lie so pretty as 20 make
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
GAS AND WATER
70 ONE AS NECESSARY As THE
OTHER7
Citizens Of Large cI.Ie. Say II Is.

New York, June 13.-In the recent
agitation here about the price OF gas,
the demand for lower rates was sup
ported by the argument that every
resident is Us dependent upon q sup
ply OF gas as upon a supply OF good
water.
II has come to pass that the day
laborer uses gas MS his only fuel for
cooking. because OF economy. and the
rich man uses gas on account OF Its
convenience. Gas for lighting. with
modern improvements In burners. Is
cheaper. better and more satisfactory
than any other kind Of light. Gas
sells at sl.00 per thousand cubic feet
In large cities and from that to as
high rs $500 In smaller towns.
The consumer Of gas In the country
uses Acetylene pronounced a-set.a.
lene). and each user makes his own
gas and Is Independent Of Gas and
Electric Companies. Acetylene Is q
more perfect iliuminant than the gas
sold by the big gas companies In the
cities. and the cost to the smallest
user is about the equivalent Of city
gas at Sc cents per thousand.
Acetylone Is the modern artificial
light. the latest addition to the many
inventions that have become daily
necessities.
The light from an ncetylenc hnme
10 soft. steady and brilliant. and In
quality is only rivalcd by the suns
rays. II water and a solid material
known aS Calcium Carbide are
brought Into contact. the immediate
result Is the maxim. OF this wonder.
full ras. The generation OF acetyicnc
10 so simple that experience or even
apparatus IL not necessary TO make
Il. II Il iA desired to make II for prac-
teal lighting. and to keep II for i'm.
mediate use. then small machine
called an -Aectyicnc Generator" II
employed. There are many rcspons!.
BILE concerns making ncciyisac scncr.
ators. 10 practice. this Eas ia dis.
tribuied In small pipes throughout
buildings. grounds. or entire cities
and towns. In tho same manner as
ordinary city Gas. Aec'yicnc 10 the
only satisfactory means OF lighting
isolated buildings located In the eoun.
try or. suburbs ~ a distance from city
gas or electric plants.
=-=s#
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
WORKING FOR PEACE
sELLleEaEnrs WILL ACT SOON.

Favorable Replies Expeeted-Japan
to Suggest Place Of Meeting
Treaty May Be Signed at Wash.
inoton.
sible at this time to indicate when
the formal replies from Russia and
Japan to the Presidents Identical
notes will be given to the public. II
10 possible II may be to-day and II
may not be for several days. The
situation Is quite satisfactory to the
president, however. and assurance Ia
given that the Withholding OF the
notes is not duo to any hitch in the
negotiations.
Before the responses OF the Russian
and Japanese governments are pub
lished here they Will be transmitted
formally by the President-the Japa'
nese note to the ST. Petersburg gov
ernment and the Russian note TO
Toxic. Up to this time they have not
been thus forwarded. The transmits
sion OF the notes will conclude the
preliminary negotiations for peace In
itIated by the president. and practi'
caily will conclude this governments
work In these negotiations.
Officially informed that the re-
sponse to the presidents appeal Ia
favorable. Il will remain for the Rus
sian and Japanese governments to ef'
feet an arrangement for n temporary
armistice pending direct discussion
OF terms for permanent peace.
Information received here. both In
governmental and diplomatic quar-
tcrs. Indicates that Japan Will suggest
where the first meeting OF the repre-
scntniivcs Of the bciiiscrcnt powers
will take place and that Russia will
acccde to that suggestion.
Al the preliminary meeting II Is tho
understanding that Japan will indl'
cate the terms on which the emperor
would be willing to conclude n pcrmn'
ncnt peace. The terms then will bG
transmitted. directly To tho Russian
government. the question OF their &c
ccptancc or rejection then lying with
tho Russian emperor. Later. At Z
meeting OF the picnipoientiarics Of
tho two powers. the details Of treaty
of pace will bo considered.
This formal peace conference. tho
probabilities now are. will be held In
washinKton. both Of tho bciiiscrcntl
favorabiy rveardins this capital - n
place for the drafting aad sikuins oi
. treaty OF peace.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

A powder. II rests the feet. Cures Swollen.
Sore, Hot. Callgus. Aching. Sweating Fee;
snd Inrrowinv Nails. AZ all Druggists and
Shoe stores, 2, cents. Accept no substitute.
Sample mailed FREE. Address, Allen s.
Clinstei. Lel.oy. N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
TWO OPEN Letters
IMPORTANT TO MARRIED WOMEN
Ars- Mary Dimmick OF Washington tolls
How Lydia T. PinkhsIn's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Well.

II Ia with great pleasure VIC publish
the following letters, ns they. convinc-
ingly prove the claim we have 40 many
times made In our columns that Mrs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

The more front ~c put up the moFs
inpuisiiiSp people arv To know what's
b. hind IL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

|. rawyer-So you married in haste and
repented at letsure7 Lady Ciient--Nn,
sir! ! married at leisure and repented
In haste
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Unias,cd sweets are sweetest. Their.
II . doubt. however. about this apply
tns to kissing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Hundreds of dealers say the extra
quantity and superior quality of De.
fiance Starch Is fast taking place OF
all other brands. Others say they can.
not sell any other starch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Nearly every one has some accom-
plishmsnts. Some there are WAC do
nothing but accomplish mistakes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
AK You, pea,e, 10, Aliens eoo,.ea.e.

ycn think she doesn't need any sense
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16
TEA

Tea is almost nothing;
how much weight do you
think there is in the taste
of it?
Weight is no measure for
tea!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-16

Don't Judge cigars and women by
their wrappers.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-04-08

been committed to anasylum in Oregon.
and imagines that some n with an y
ray machine is prosecuting him and
lasing bare both his anatomy and char
acter. Deputy Sheriff Mamie Sanford
left for the Reno asylum with him
Wednesday evening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lem Allen ie-
turned Thursday from Carson, where ne
has been to help mature plans whereby
the state supreme our and library
building could be built. The authorl-
ties in charge have asked for architect-
ural plans, and as soon as they are in,
bids will be received and the contract
let. The lieutenant governor gave it as
his opinion that the $4,000 appropriate
ton would be sufficient to insure a
building that would serve all purposes
and be Il credit to the state.
Whooping cough has been going the
rounds among the large and small III
our town of late. The other day Il Gus
toner in going into one OF our stores,
was met by Il middle aged, bald
headed clerk, who was making his exit
with his anatomy bent into Il trian-le
With il badly contracted larynX and
with tears streaming out OF his eyes, he
found time to gasp, 'thiS COL burned
%whooping cough is terrible, I'd rather
have the %epizootic," and when asked
where he had got it, replied, :" from the
bab. -
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-04-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST.


H.. }. Alien aud VILE OF azeh, were
falIon visitors MohdaN'
ThrIU. Kent COMPANY are paving
- cents a dozen for fresh ranch eggs.
On ~ = , -
IL. -.
On 49,. a. -.
500
'"'S Wv
Miss Mabel Cox, OF DanYllle, Gait
ornia, arrived Monday Tor a month :
visit with hersister' Mrs. 6.b Il. Niillafls
The FaIlou brass band will rive con-
cert next sunday afternoon Weather
permitting from the balcony u ''e
court house
VIII Edmu1dson, formerly OF Love-
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-04-08
Pike & Jones, Law Office.

Judge Jones has moved from Austin
Ia Reno, and formed Il partnership
with ". II. \. Pike, for the practice OF
law. They have opened offices in the
Sunderland building on Virginia street,
where all legal work entrusted to their
care will be attended to with accuracy
and dispatch. Residence phone,
Brown 2Gi; office phone, Red POI.
Notary public in the office.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-04-08
Notice to Odd Fellows and Re
beccas.

\ cordial invitation is extended to
I'll Rebeccas and Sojourning odd Eel
lows II attend a social to be given in
the commemoration of the Ssh ami.
versary oi the founding of our order, at
New River Hall on Wednesday evening,
April 26th. F.. T. McLANE, y. q.
{. +. CoATs, SIC.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-04-08

EALLON LODGE No. 81, |. o. O. F.,
meets eqery Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock. so%jonrning brethren are
invited To be present.
+. =. MeLain, y. G.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
MEETING OF YOUNG
DEMOCRATS CALLED
Organization of New Club Will Be At.
fected Next Friday llieht-Ob-
ject of Movement.

considerable interest has been arous.
ed during the past few days in the
movement toward organizing a young
mems Democratic club, to be compos-
ed exclusively of men under the age
OF thirty-fiye years. The plan has been
discussed quite extensively and il has
met the approval of large number of
young voters. as well as many of the
older citizens who have been con.
suited.
Arrangements are being made for a
meeting next Friday night, when a
temporary organization will be affect
Ell. a place of meeting has not been
decided upon, but hall in one of the
buildings on Washington avenue will
be secured for the occasion. il
Some popular local speaker will be in
vited to take the floor as soon as tho
meeting has been called to order, and
explain the object of the organization
and appeal to the young men to work
zealously In an effort to make them
selves n power for good in local poll
tics and municipal affairs in general.
Then plans for perfccting the organiza-
ton VIII be discussed ami committees
on constitution and bylaws, etc., will
be appointed
AS. soon as possible meeting will
be held to form a permanent organiza-
ton and 1t Is probable that the various
candidates whose names will appear
on the ticket in the Democratic pri-
mary next month will. be invited to be
present and speak at this time.
a call for the first meeting was Is.
sned Saturday by number CT the
young men interested in tho move
ment. The call follows:
"A Call To Young Democracy.
All young Democratic voters Of the
city are called to meet at s o'clock Fri
day night, June 2, at a hall to he desig.
mated as soon as arrangements can be
made
1.-THE purpose of tho meeting is to
perfect plans for. the organization of q
Young Mems Democratic Club, for the
mutual benefit of the Democratic party
and the Democratic voters of the city.
"Thei Club will be composed cxclll-
sively of young men,,
IT. l.. ,Farrar, C. S. MacGow-
an. George Turner. j. Winston Read, b.
West Tabbs w. u. Colonna. j. w.
Aylcr, Jr.. w. p. Epcs, il w. West
brook, A Ian D. Jones, w, r. McMur-
ran, A. f. Morrissette, George C.
Bland, T. G. w. Bowen. II. S. Wexford,
Q. G. Beal. w. +. Wilkerson, C. ID.
West, l., a. McMurran.p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
Great Crowds VIII go Down To-
morrow Evening.
BEACH LOOKS MIGHTY PRETTY
Those Who Ride on the Old Line viii.
Have Free Admission, While Others
Are to Be. Charged IS Cents and
Given Return Coupon over the Old
Line. q

With most elaborate pyrotechnic
display, Buclroe the summer resort
OF this side. of the Virginia pen,
insula. will open this evening.
Great preparation has been made for
the opening and Manager Charles W.
Rex promises an unusually attractive
evening to those who attend
n Forpthe past several weeks the
painters, carpenters and other work.
men have been hard at work getting,
the buildings and grounds In condition
for the opening Of the season, and lit
can be stated with accuracy that
Buckroc never looked sprettier than
at this, time.
Old Car Line Arrangements.
The Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company has
made arrangements for handling the
Immense crowd expected tomorrow
evening. Special cars will 20 direct
from Newport News to the resort and
every attention will be given for the
comfort of those making the trip. To
those who travel on the old car line the
round trip and admission to the
grounds Will be 10 cents. Passengers
on the cars will pay the conductors S
cents fare and the conductors in turn
viii deliver to them transfer, which
transfer must be presented at the gate.
The man at the gate will then sell you
a coupon for five cents. which win en-
title the holder to admission to the
grounds and to return back to Phoe-
bus. Hampton Or Newport News. Thus
II VIII be seen by making tho; trip. on
the old car line no admission wllltbs
Charged further than the regular fare
OF 10 cents for the round trip. I;
! 10 those who attempt to enter the Z
gates without having the transferSof
the Newport News and Old Point Rail-.
way and Electric Company. an admis-
sion fee of Is cents will be charged.
but with the admission fee the person
entering tho gate will be given the
coupon, which entities them to return
TO any, OF the points along the old line
from Buckroe to Newport News.8 Y
4 With the addition OF tho; beautiful
new cars tho old line. will have excep.s 4
tional facilities for handling the large
crowds and It's probable that the open.
Ing will attract an immense gathering
to the'resort