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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
%QOfomOtipen fir 2apan.

SdeneetooD, 0.-9., 10.
M1r5. - 3p0lf 2ofomotipeu mltr.
Den bon Der bteiigen 6abrif- Snlage
Ser ~gmericon locomotive Gompa.
M" OIL Mitiut & So. in Sofio, Sd.
pan, abgeionot. Sic lino lit lire
Gbeile 5erlegt, melde an Ort mo
SteIle bon iopanii6en 9lrbeitern 3lt.
iammengeiebt mer0en iouen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Sencr ant cinem bentIden 9ampfer.

. o it o II, 10. MGr5. Iuf BENT
am Monta9 aus GaIflltta an9elong.
ten 0ompfer n@iloenfels~ bon Der
Snnia . 2inie brad beute Elm 6eller
unter Dem Sarge i'm Sdiffsraum
aus, meld)eS Sdaoen gum 9etrage
BON etpa $4,000 onridtete uno crit
nad orei Stunoen 6eloidt meroen
fonnte. Der Sarge oes 0ompfers
miro i'm @nr5en aif 81 100000 ge-
idGbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
nGcrmania %ersnisnnss-@crc "

p@ermania . &ereniignnes.&crci
Cine genuBrei6e 9(benounterboItlunq
in &o5o5er'S SoGe, gefoIgt bon
einem 8ontett. - Die Su6Icri.
benten.
Scr n@crmoniu = &ergniigrmgS.
Serein" bon Der .@ermouiu 2ogC
gtr. 100, u. q. & u. So" oerunital
tetc gcIterngbeno IN &a5o5er'S SoQe
gtr. III, @elt- 6ronflinitroBe, ein(
MISUNDERSTANDING nit oorauf fol
genoem 8onfett, on meldem Ii6 an
nGberno $50 0omen mo @erren be
tbciligtcn. 3ur gbre oe9 &oriiterS
pom ARRANGEMENTS Gomitc, Sru
Charles &obrcr, rnb iciner Niiiitcn,
ten, oen $50. @corg @inmelbeber
Senrn &lein, @uitop @lei6mann
@uitop S6uiter, 6rit 0ittmor, Geo
2effert, Sobn Gag, glguIt &oiede
&bil. ShmiOt unb CHARLES 9amm.
iei eS geioGt oaB iid oicie &erren
ibrer Nufgabe olf taOcIloie 8eiIC
entIeoigten mo 0aS Set oober in
gemiitbliditer, bormoniidcr @ciic
pcrlicf. Sin Hotties Gon5trGn5den
leitetc boS Set Gin mo INT 1@tt
llbr moridirteu ole @6ite, angefiibrt
BON Srn. CHARLES &obrer mo @ot-
tin, nod Dem @Biool, moiclbit man
iid) an feItli6 geoedter Soiel nieber-
lieB. No6oem ii6 Die NnlpeienOen
an Dem bon Srn. Srib Slider ieroir-
ten Wenii gelobt battert, erfol9te Der
&eoeoftltS, bel mel6em &r. CHARLES
9obrer ais Soaitmeiiter fln-
girte. NuS eriten &eOner Itellte Sr.
&o6rer oen Wteiitcr pom Stllbl Der
,@ermonio.2ogc 9tr. 100" &rn.
Sobn Gag, Dor, pelher Die ofii5icue
9-epillfommmnosreOe belt. Sr,
&iforo SonoloB beontiportete ben
Coat ouf nllniere 9dmen," mGbrenO
Sr. Gorl 3ilS in oeutid)er uno Sr.
@eorg g. &einbarot in en9liI6er
Spro6e iiber n9ie 6reimoureret"
Ipra6en. Cine Itattli6e Delegation
bonn @eiongperein DIrion" iong i'm
@erIoufe oeS 9(benos mebrere 2ieoer,
oorunter oSeimotbSroien," uSubeii-
ia, mel 9irnoI," .9eiters AbihieO"
uno y0ie &eimatb." Die SubIcri-
benten 81 Dem 9onfett bon Ser Ger
monio.2oge" poren Die $50. IllguIt
9oB, s. $. 9ou, @enru 9oltoenaro,
Geo. 9unnede, slug. 9iibler, Sreo.
9iirgermeiiter, SomeS GooleD, SenrD
Gi6ent, Senrp 9tppolosmonn, 6reo.
9ottmor, 6ronf 6elrIncr, Geo. Sill.
ling, Srib Slider, Sebaition Slider,
q. u. @Ieidmonn, Sobn Sogel, Ger
burO So9eoorn. Sam. Somburger,
Sobp Sebenbcrger, Senrp O.. bon
Seinc, S5o6n &ettheu, @eorg Stint
meGbeber, .8eorg W. Simmelbeber,
@eorg ". &orn, &elB, Sobn &oIt-
ner, Senrp Settler, Senrp s. alcin,
Senrp q. &6nig, &enrp 2oube, S. IS.
9effert, gloom 2eipoIo, 9lug. Mot-
tbeiB, @eorg Wopfron5, Sbeooor
Wleiicridmiot, 8en. Wtiller, Otto
MiiQer, Geo. 6. Wetblp, Subn Mun-
Der, Charles Noetben $. s. Spper,
Senrp s. Yfoff, Senrp Sierion,
Saul Hopp, &eibetnn5, Senrp nip
pei, Sol. &ut Yb. SeeipolO, Charles
Sicgmuno, S. &. S6oninger, SenrD
SdGier, 5reoerid S6r0d, g. Is. 81.
S6ulter, Grnit S6mibt, s. SenrD
S6miot, Geter SdmiOt, YbiIipp
S6miot, 8ronf SteiL Sobn $. Gag,
Oscar 3ei6ner, @. @oderballicr, u.
@olofonig, Sobn $. @eller, Charles
@oIf, Conrad 3ieoIer, @tor Spib-
nogel. Charles Gobrer. &idoro :.
SonoloB, Senrp S6lelneS, Senrp
9lo6er, Sreo. q. 2inf uno Senrp
Sonoer. Nuberoem moren 5oblreide
9riioer BON onoeren 2ogen 5ugegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

Ger 8 It %9rooflbnerS M
m G t 10 d brenbe 9auperein
Mnne arunoeI.G o." bat
fir oas folgenoe Sabr Die folgenoen
@eamten ertpGblt: Brdlibent George
u. 8oetb, @ice.Brdiioent Soiepb S.
SpiegeL SefretGr gotparb u. SEER,
Sdasmeiiter 5reoerid q. Gooer, 81.
reftoren Sobn Gati3, Gbas. Soebnde,
CHARLES 5obis, Sobn 5aiman uno
Sobn 95ubrisfi utb anipalt Bernard
u. Shmib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

lllmon, @. @internit, W9. 9ebrenos,
9. 9SllSbaum, g. @olobeim @.6r06.
lid, 81. Stiefel, S. S6ontbaI, 90.
@rmp, q. Sedt, 9. @internib, s.
RolcnberA 81. @rccntpaI0, @bitebiu,
&. Wtucriohn, Is. 0ounenberg, MoD,
Sans, Is. SuleS, &. S%ppenbeimer,
Mucr$, NJ. 2omcntboI um0 S.@rccu-
mal0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

Gem S6eriff iibergeben.
- Ger 26 Sabre alte 8otrid 0olon
murbe geitern bon ben @ebeimpoli5i'
lten 8rot unb YobIer aus Ybiluoel-
pbio bierber gebrodt ulo Dem Sdes
riff iibergeben. 9olon luobnte bier
bel 6rau Innie Haocliffe, gtr. 9O6,
Siio.9roootpop, unb itubl bon Der
ielben $40, cine goloene llbr uno Ell.
men lleber5ieber. 5rou &aocliffe
batte oos @elo in elmer 9led)Ifoftel
ltnter ibrer Watrabe oufbemobrt nto
mollte nit oemielben cine europa
reiie MAIDEN, INN lire ate Wtutter
nod einmol 81 ieberl.
Y~oIi5iiten birfen d.
mid in Yolitif mi 6en.-
Moridoa 5ornan, ipelher geitern 81
ieinem 50. @eburtstoge 5ollrei6e
8Iiidiuiinide empfing, erlieB einen
@eneralbefebl, monod es alien Yo-
li5iiten perboten lit, iif an ben Bri.
m1rlpoblen ODER ON polttii6en Dis.
fuiiionen 81 betbeiligen. 9ieier 9e.
febl be5iebt iif aiid auf oie peniio.
nirten 8oliaiiten.
Neue9 ireftoren. - 0ieOi.
reftoren oes nSobns Sopfins' Soipi'
tails" bielten ibre monotli6eS ibiing,
in pelder orei our6 Sobesfdae in
bent 8oritonoe %entitanoene Safan'
aen beiett puroen. Die neil ertp1bl.
ten Mitglie0er oes 0ireftoriums
iino: Sr. George 6. Mc@raiu, Trd.
iibent Ser Sotel &ennert Co.; Sr.
Sobn so. Glenn, Elm befannter&ehts'
antpalt uno Brdlioent Der itabtiiden
8obltbGtiafeits geboroe; Sr. Ii-
daro 5. @bite, iiineiter Sobn bes
peritorbenen Srancis @bite, ipeldcr
felt Sabren Dem Gireftorium anse'
bort batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
IS + m"

SIM oallgem. 9eutifen @reiien-
beim" on Scr Baltimore. unO YaD-
ionItrobe fano am 0ienltog 0od)-
mittag cine Seitlibfeit itatt, ipelfe
eiren iebr frobli6en Ierlauf nobm.
llnter Ser 6iibrung bon\6rau Sena
Sebt eridienen ungefdbr 30 0amen,
INN ole alten 2eute I'M Seim 81 be-
rpirtben uno ettpos abme6slung in
ibr e~intoniges 2eben 81 %bringen. llnb
naf Den pergniigten 8eiihtern SIT ur.
tbeilen, mar ibnen Ties nortreffli6
oelunaett. Sp1ter perlebten oie@ait.
oeber nit Den 5ablreid) eribienenen
Mitglieoern oes y@reiienbeim Do
menpereinS", iomie mebreren oerEi.
reftoren nod einige gemiitblife
Stunoen bel elmer 9aiie guten aaf-
fees, nobel marde biibihe Heoe &C.
balten puroe. Srau Bertha 9lanf,
oie 8ice : Ir1iioentin bes 8ereins,
iiberreifte Srau 2ena Se1t einen
Observation-Disclosures als oanfen-
De 4nerfennune fir ar ibre Miibc.
Die f~olgenoen 0an1en baben iif Inn
bas @elingen bes 5eites peroient ge-
mad)t: 2ena Sedt, Robert Sedt, 6.
9ettelbaf, %. gornbeim, S. Gan.
nenberg, n. lSeligman, 81. 2aupbei.
mer, S. Naiiauer, S. Shonemann,S.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22
Everything in Ready-to-Wear Garm-
ents get Another Cut in Price--A Bet
ter Time to Buy Could Not be-
Prices Have Reached the
Lowest Ebb

OandS4
the graceful
These IN
of al
Jackets One Of Springs Fav
Styles. These Neat and Pretty Suits So 80
blue and and
the Elton ylesome have on
whsi JsJUi
and Shirt Waist Suits $3.50
slip
SIS and S18 Suits .JU
Styles Choice $875
ned
paid S15 to SA5O
S2to Walking Skirt SL75
trimmed with silk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
SALE oE SCHOOL LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that I win
sell, at public auction, TO the highest
responsible bidder. on the goth day OF
June 1906, at o'clock p. M. at Of
fee OF State Board Land CommlHslon-
ers. Capitol Building. Denver. Colo
rado, the following described lands,
situated in otero County, Colorado
viz:
Lots and 2 IN. ~ OF N. T.. ~ Sec.
0. Township 20 s., Range 55 W; mini
mum price per acre $500
The value of the improvements upon
this land. ~ appraised by this depart
ment. IL SiS5.OO. Owner of improve
ments, Andrew w. Shelton.
Sale Application No. 500.
No land WIN he sold at less than the
minimum price per acre. ns given
above. The parcels viii be sold In the
above order. and each tract will be sold
rs described above-be the same more
or less.
Terms Of payment shall be as follows:
viz: on lands selling for $3.50 to s25
per acre, 10 per cent of the purchase
money on the day Of sale. the balance
I'm eighteen equal annual payments at
9 per cent per annutn. Lands selling
at more than s25 per acre and less than
$75 per acre. 20 per cent cash on the
day of safe. the balance In fourteen
equal annual payments at per cent
per nnnum. Lands selling for SIS and
upwards, 30 per cent cash. and balance
I'm seven equal annual payments at z
per cent interest. If the purchaser
does not own the improvements, he
must pay for the same at sale. Pur-
chaser Will execute bond, as provided
I'm Section 49, act of April 2. 1887 Pur-
chasers must be citizens of the United
States or persons who have de-
clared their intention OF becoming
such. Purchasers must pay appraise-
ment and advert'-'ne fees.
MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board o. Land Eom-
ynissiones3. b1-4t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
LIBERTY BUILDING.
Promoted to B 6.

wilburn Enyart. Roy Ginter. Will
liam Gainsley. Vernon Nanny, George
Maxwell. Edwin Pugh. Robert Weld
man. Tinnie Cooper. Ina Dickenson
Frankie Edwards. Edna Harsin, Min
ME Lay. Lila Martin, Jemima Merk
Gladys Reeg, Leone Rushmer.
Promoted conditionally-Fred Holm :
baum in grammar. Lizzie Harsin In
history and geography.
Promoted to A S.
Eucied Gray irwin Rodeck. Oakley
Allen. Ethel Crosier. Grace Moore. Bir-
die Tisdaie. Anna May Tisdale.
Promoted conditionaliy = Clifford
Altman in arithmetic. Myron Baxter In
arithmetic. Alpha Moore in arithmetic.
Mollie Brooner in history, Bertha Gin
ter in arithmetic.
Nettie o. Partner, teacher.
Promoted to B s.
Frank Barrow, Frederick Bolies. Ev-
erett Bostwick, Gene Hawkey Elmer
Karpe, Dell Kerney, Santiago Lucero.
Eugene weybright. Arthur Cohen.
Milton Brown. Lille Fannin. Gertrude
Fitzgerald, Gladys Hale. Marjorie Ken
nedy. Ruby MattoS.
Conditioned in language-James
whitehouse. Conditioned in arithme-
tic-Inez Swift. {.
Promoted to A 4.
Charles Barnard. Edwin Hlsten.
Paul Kasper, Guy Vaughn. Bessie
Bailey, Edna Coleman. Artie Lane,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Jv,t WHAT Everyo.s Should Do.

Mr.. J. T. Barber Of lrwinyille. Ga, al
ways keeps a bottle o. Chamberlain' 5
Cole, Cholera and Diauhoea Remedy a.
hand ready for instant use. Attacks OF
cole, cholera rnorbns and diarrhcsa came
on SO suddenly tina: there Is no time 20
hunt doctor or 60 - the store for medi- :
cine. Mr.. Barber says; Il have tried
Chsnberlain's Cole. Cholera and piar-
rhoea Remedy which is ons Of the bes.
medicines I ever saw. keep bottle Of
1, in my room as have had several at
tAcks OF cole and il has proved 70 be the
bes, nedldine | ever used" Sold by all
druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Bad Odor.

A bad odor from persons breath may
be caused by many different forms Of
dyspepsia. It may be due to stomach
oatarrah, biousness, constipation, or a
case of ordinary indigestion. Whatever
may be the cause. there is Just one reli-
able cure, and that is DR.. Caldwelrs Qax-
ative) Syrup Pepsin. It clears all the
impurities out of your body and makes
YOUR breath as sweet as the June morn
inp. Safe, pleasant aud effective. Sold
BY j. H. Award. Otero Pharmacy at SOC
and Sl.oo. Money back If it fails.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Buy cane seed from Ebbert.
That Tired Telling.

II you are languid, depressed, incapable
for work, it indicates that your liver is out
Of order. Herbine will assist nature to
throw Of headaches, rheumatism and all
ments akin to nervousness and restore
the energies and vitality of sound and
perfect health. J. J. Hubbard. Temple.
Texas, writes, 81 have used Herbine for
the past two years. It has done we more
good than all the doctors. It is the best
medicine ever made for chills and fever.
soc at j. H. Award. Otero Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Acute Rhsumatlsm

Deep tearing or wrenehing pains. oe-
easioned by getting wet through: worse
when At rest. or on first moving the limbs
and In cold or damp weather. Is cured
quickly by eallard's Snow tiniment. Os-
car oisssn. Gibson City. ILL.,. writes. sse;
with q pain in my back. Il soon got %
bad could not bend over. Ono bottle OF
Ballard's Snow Linimcnt cured mo-" J.
H. Award. Osrro Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Cures Old Sores.

Wcstmoreland. Kans.. May s. 1902:
Ballard. Snow L:nement Co., Your Snow
Lniment cured an old sore on the side Of
my chin that was supposed to be can
Ger. Tho sore was stubborn and would
uot yield to treatment. until tried Snow
Liniment, which did the work in short or
der. My sister. Mrs. Sophia j. Carson,
Allensville. Miffin Co.. Pa. has sore and
mistrusts that it is cancer. Please send
her SOC bottle. j. H. Award. Otero
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
How Rocky Ford Is Lied About.

When A. c. Sloan was in Denver
during the G. A. r. cncampnent nows-
paper man asked for an interview on tho
following day on tho eantaloupe situation.
The reporter was never seen afterward
but his paper the next morning contained
the following stuff.
"a. C. Sloan Of 1871 Broadway. has
Recently returned from New Orleans
where ho spent greater part OF last
winter. Mr.. Sloan stopped at a hotel in
that city where several commission men
make their headquarters. one from Pitts
ourg, one from Chicago,and several others.
The proposition Of putting Rocky Ford
melons on tho New Orleans market was
discussed several times, and the COM
mission men seemed to take kindly to the
plan.
"Mr. Sloan is now conferring with
Colorado melon raisors IN behalf of these
parties.and says there is considerable
chance of making shipments to New
Orleans during the summer. Tho Cres-
cent city ran short Of melons last year
and was unable to procure a sufficient
supply.
"At present Rocky Ford melons are for
the most part shipped directly to New
York. They have been handled by a
syndicate frequently. but the new buyers
would operate on an independent basis.
Mr.. Sloan stated that in his opinion the
crop for this year has not been contracted
for
The above does not contain single fact.
A reporter who would manufacture such
yarns about an important industry ought
to be bounced from the force of daily
paper.
The 9th Annual Grand Aerie Conven-
ton of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
will be held in Denver the week begin
ming August l4th. The Order has over
2z5.oo0 members and fully 10000 Wis
itors are expected. An elaborate pro-
gram. the best that can be prepared for
the entertainment of Colorado's guests,
and the week will be one continual round
Of pleasure. The railroads have granted
exceptionally low rates from all parts of
the State. The affair promises to be the
banner week in Colorado's history.
The celebrated Floto Shows are to be
in Rocky Ford Friday, July z.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Notice Of Special Meeting oi
Stockholders.

Notice l. hereby given that special meet
ing uf the stock holders Of the Rocky Ford
Ditch 90. viii he held on Monday. the lpii.
day OF juno. =. D., 1876. at the hour nf ,
O'Clock y. tn. ut the office of the Company.
tll Eim Ave, In tho city OF Rocky Ford, ut.fo
County, colo ~utu ulCutiug being called for
o. th".purpOsg OF cun1llgring and taking action
on tue building - "A pormanl dam at the
head gate OF the Rocky Fort Ditch. and levy
Ing u special assess mvnt therefor.
u. II. HALL, SrcrrtuFr,
TiiE upCEN FORD DiTCIItO.
Rocky furti. Cuia..Auy T.. lHL5.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
SAINT. re g.eursIon Rates.

Effective May 18th the following Sat-
urday and Sunday excursion rates VII
prevail until further notice:
Saturday or Sunday. return Sunday
or Monday. round trip; Colorado Springs
s4.ss; Manitou. $3.50; Palmer Lake
$500.
Sunday only. round TIP: colorsss
Springs. s2.eo; Manitoa' ss.o5: Palmer
Lake. s5.65: Pueblo. Sl.so.
Account Lewis and Clark Centennial
Exposition Portland. Season 1905. the
low rate Of SIS and s5l round tnp
limit 80 days and favorable stop ois
Call a, Santa Fs Dspo, for full partieu'
lars regarding Information.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09

To her children is one of the most beauti-
full things in life. When they are sick, the
wise mother. who has taken the pains to
study their bests interests. promptly gives
them DR.. Caldwell's laxative) Syrup Pep
sin. It quickly relieves pain and feves.
and can never do anythin5 but god. Try
{, ]. H. Award, Otero Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Manure for sale.

Until May 10 We will receive bids
for the manure In our yards. For par
q liars Inquire ut the yards.
WEAVER 4 BOND.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Found . Cure For Dyspepsia.

Mrs. S. Lindsay. Of Fort William. On
tario. Canada. who has suffered quite a
number Of years from dyspepsia and
great pains in tho stomach, was advised
BY her druggist to take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. She did so
and says. 81 fiud that they have done mo
a great deai {. good. have never had
any suffering since began using them."
II troubled with dyspepsia or indigestion
why not take thes Tablets. got we'll and
stay well2 For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Fair ossss In ti,s Ars.s.sss Valley.

Fair dates claimed and agreed upor
at n meeting Of Tho Arkansas Valley
Racing Circuit held recently st Pueb.
10:
Prowcrs County Fair at Lamar. Au.
gust 20. ~ and September !.
Arkansas Valley Fair. Rocky Ford
September Q. 6. : and ..
State Fair. Pueblo. September II. u
IL. IL and is.
Canon City Racing Association. Sep.
tcmbsr 20. 81 and 20.
Bent County Pair. Las Aniuias. Sept.
~. ,S and 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Cuban DlarrlIoca.

U. S. soldiers who served in Cuba dur
ing The Spanish war know what the dis
ease is. and that ordinary remedies have
Little more effect than so much water.
Cuban diarfhoaa Is almos. as severe and
dangerous as mild attack Of enolefa-
There is ono remedy. however. that can
always be depended upon as will DO seen
by the following Certificate from Mrs:
Minnie Jacobs Of Houston. Ts1ss: -l
Cholera and biArrhosA Remedy cured my
husband Of severe attack Of Cuban d.
arrohosa. which he brought home from
Cuba We had several doctors but they
did him no good. One bottle Of this rom
sdy cured him. as our nsighboss will test
~. thank God for 20 valuable msdi-
eins.- For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09

Tho ladies' frequently have use for en-
velopes the same size as their visiting
cards. The Enterprise can new supply
this want
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
International Stock Food
Ebbert's.
haxe You q Cough

4 dose Of Ballsrd's Horehound Syrup
will relieve H. Have you cold?
Try Il for whooplng cough. for asthma,
for consumption. for bronehitif. Mrs. Joe
meGra,h. s2z E. LIST. SIR Get. Hutchinson
Cans. writes: Il have used Ballard 5
Horehound Syrup 10 my family for Eve
years. and find Il the most palataele
medicine ever used. ]. II. Award. otsro
Pharmacy.
WANTED. Horses 10 pasture. 200
acre. with sha;e water. 8 miles son.h,
near Grand Valley school house.
SLIP w. C. wor,hington.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09

Exesp, Sunday after l o a. 10. you can
&c, ICE any time az Byan,'s TWO miles
east O. town. se-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Mother,s Dcyotation

Wanted, girl to do general houseworl
ApplY at 5o4 S. 9TH.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09

The celebrated Floto Shows are to be
in Rocky Ford Friday, July z.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09
Pupils Promoted 70 D 9,

N-t,i. Atkinson. Edna Fleming. Nam
nie Fre-iand. Margaret Hayes. Mnrsa-
ret Miles. Birdie I-aek-y. Edna Sim
onas, Jamie Anderson. BERT Carroll.
Carl Cline. Kenneth Evans. Mand-r-
son Evans. John Jackson. James
I.Rekcy. Roy Roiand-r. Louis Umvcr-
saw. Philip Yant. Joe Amend.
contit,ionaiiy-Jo- Fleming nrith-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-09

Roy Dick~r. Ward F-nton. Laurence
Govr-au. Archie Hooper. Percy Hawk
-y. Luther Hun. Harold Kennedy.
Johnnie Lane. Harold Randall. Eivan
Robords. Glen Stewart. Lloyd T~wer.
Edward Maddox. Donald Hale. Mabel
Baxter. vcima BERNARD. Francis
Brooks. Hazel Daring. Ruby Earl. Hell
on Goblin. Annie Jors-nron. Leone
Minor. Laur-''a McDanicir. Lucille
Rodcck. Irene Wood. Mary unrsin. Liz
ri. Gibson. Evans-iin- Hauck.
B-rsI. Taylor. teacher.
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eat frst," explained Mrs Rentyr, while her caller
puzzled the chart cit rather confusing and
had to spell out code slowly but know my number
letters as well know my alphabet and it's trouble at
all to the buttinsky alphabet Will calls it, He
ranged it in the form of cross because it's easier read
that In the code my number is -four four and
Wills is five ffty-fve He told just that JIM his
partner coming to dinner tonight and said to him that
if Moy-thats Jm wifeis coming also to fetch up
olive oil for salad.
"Had said sone hundred Fifteen, Will would have
known that wanted him to bring $15 for one hundred
means want some money. Why, do you know had a
hord experience the other day. constable here be-
Will had refused for Of books which
not what he ordered And told him all about the constable
and he told what to do and neither the constable
any listener line knew what talking about It's
great thing when you have oyerheares around you
Just then the telephone buzzed and Mrs Rentyr hurried
out. sometimes it does not ring clear just kind Of
buzzes,' she said her shoulder She returned
1T WASH for us she said speaking
to his wife, and should have heard how he abused
because she did ddn do something other It's simply
stupid the open way people talk the line which
than one telephone on it. That ought to have
SYSTEM %..
And Mrs Rentyr couldn't understand the odd little smile
which crept out Of the of her callers mouth
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A CYNIC ON HUMAN NATURE.

IT HE late Emerson Bennett of Philadelphia, was in his
| prime very popular American author He was the
of Robert Bonners New York ledger staff certain
Of his booksthe 'Prairie Flower and the tPhantom Of
the circulation that would be thought enor
~
Mr.. Bennett eighty when he died He was so
unfortunate to have outlived his fame Nevertheless he
continued cheerful to the end and in the Masonic home
where his last days passed, his humor priced
highly.
Mr. Bennett often used to talk about Robert Bonner at
the This of the Bonner stories that he some
times told:
Bonner day. criticising human nature cyncaly
clergyman took the cudges human natures defense
t1There is good in all Of u.s. he said s'more good than
bad. believe that SO per never done any
thing for which there is real to be ashamed -
Nonsense = said Nh. Bonner. Every has skele-
his closet You could shoot gun anywhere and bring
down bad man.
'sWhy,' he continued, warmly, sI once knew bishop
who considered the hottest in America friend
of mine, by of joke, elegraphed night to
bishop: I
- All is discovered Fly at once.'''
Mr.. Bouher paused and chuckled
'1We ~ said the clergyman mpatently. 1sWel, what
happened ?''--
By morning said Mr.. Bonner, the bishop had dis
appeared. and he has never been heard of SINCE