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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-12
MARKET REPORT.
PITTSBURG LIVE STOCK.

Pittsburg, Oct. -Cattle-Supply
fair; market slow, choice $5.75@600;
prime $5.40@5.65; good $5.00@5.30;
tidy butchers $45O@5.OO; fair $3.50
400; common $90003.50; choice heif-
ers $3.50@4.0O; common to fair heifers
s2.5O@375; bulls S2.5O@3,SO; fat COWS
$2OO@3.75; good fresh cows and
springers $25@$5O; common to fair
$16@$3O.
Sheep and lambs-Supply light, mar
ket steady. Prime wethers $5.5O@6.50;
good mixed $5.15@5.45; fair mixed
S450@775; veal calves $S00@8.50;
heavy and thin $4.00@5.00.
Hogs-Receipts 20 double decks;
market Glow and lower; prime heavy
S7OO@705; medium and heavy york
ers $685.; light yorkers $6.70@6.SO;
pigs $6.4O@6.50; roughs $5.5O@6.OO;
stays $4OO@45O.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago, Oct. 9.-Grain markets were
generally firm today and provisions
strong. Prices for grain ruled above
closing quotations of the previous day
for the most part, but at the close the
actual gain was quite small. Wheat
improved IA cent, corn 18 cent, for
December, and May was wanted at the
final quotation of the previous day,
Oats had a net gain of 1-16. In pro-
visions the improvement was more
marked. January pork advanced 25
cents, lard for the several deliveries
near and far from 12 cents to 1O
cents, and ribs from 10 cents for Jan
uary TO 20 cent for the current month.
Close:
Wheat-oct., 70; Dec, "A ga; May
79.
Corn-oct,. As IA; Dec, AZ 5-S; May
43 S-S.
oats-oct., 80 7-S; Dec. "a s-SQ1-2;
May, S5 5-S.
Cash sales-Wheat No. Q red 73 Ia;
No. 2 hard 73 1906. Spring No. !
northern so @S1; No. Q northern 77Q
so. '''-7 ~
Corn-No. 2 white 46 @46 IA: No
2 yellow 46@46 Ia. e-'' -
I oats-No. 2, SO IA; No. 2 white sc
J Qs5 la
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of Mrs. Brouwer. testified as to the
agony in which Mrs. Brouwer died. ID.
w. Anderson, local undertaken, told
of Identification lpf the body of Mrs.
Brouwer when it was taken from the
grave.
THE DEFENDANT UNMoVED.
DR.. II! e. Shaw, of Longbranch, told
of the disinterment and autopsy and
the delivery of the organs to the ex-
perts. DR.. Brouwer maintained his
composure unruffied throughout the
first day of actual trial. He asserted
at its conclusion that he was the vic
.tim of a stupendous misunderstanding,
and that when his testimony had been
heard by the jury he would be speedily
acquitted Prosecutor Theodore ]. r.
Browns opening address to the jury
was most eloquent arraignment OF
the defendant, in which DR.. Brouwer
was called a "fend in human shape
and "slow murderer, who watched his
victim suffer tortures before death fin
ally came"
DR.. Brouwer was unmoved by the
prosecutors bitter language.
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AIWATEh.

Atwater, O., October S.-Mr
Nobs, cheese maker for the Co
operative Cheese Co. here, threatens
suit for damages against the steam
ship line that placed his sister, who
has just arrived, among steerage pass
engers, though he had bought her
first class passage.
H. H. Woolf has placed Bell phone
in his hardware store.
Mrs. Wilbur Meredith visited sis
ter in Cleveland Friday and Saturday.
Thomas Walker, of Goshen, Ind,
visited his brother, j. M. Walker, of
Marlboro, last week.
Walter Bartholomew is helping Al.
Jones in his blacksmith shop.
Jap. Bartholomew mas bought the
old schoolhouse at the Center, and is
converting it into a blacksmith shop.
Bert Stewart moved load of goods
to Ravenna Friday for w. r. Menden-
hall.
c. j. Stanford, formerly undertaken
here, now of Ravenna, was in town
Thursday.
Six apple pickers arrived from Co.
lumbiana Thursday. They have sew
eral orchards to pick here, one of 1900
| bushels or more
Miss Lucille Craig, of Alliance, Wis
tied her cousin, Elsie Craig, last week
The teachers of Atwater township
held a meeting in the High school
building Friday afternoon, the schools
of the township being dismissed every
fourth Friday at noon for this pur-
pose.
Lucy Winder arrived home Friday
evening from Bourbon, Ind. Sne came
on the annual Hoosier excursion to
eastern Ohio. These excursions are
largely patronized.
w. Logue. formerly hotel keeper at
neerfeld has moved into the w. T
1 Mendenhall property. He has rented
the w. G.. Garlic blacksmith shop. He
has an option on the purchase of the
residence.
Mrs Dibble. of Science Hill, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. May McKin-
zie, and Mrs. Lou Mansfield.
Henry Bartholomew has rented the
former postotfice room of Zeph Cru.
baugh.
Grant Green's baby died very sud
denly last week, Monday, and was bu,
ried Wednesday afternoon.
Lee Siddall and Jim Carlile, con,
tractors for the construction of a
crushed stone pike between the cul
vert near K of p. Hall to Ed. Whit
tIesey, have completed their work.
-Four potato and apple buyers, f. G
Needham, H. Hudson. o. Yarian and
w. Bradway, are ali busy and making
live market. All are paying 3Sc fo1
ip. .,Atoes, 25c per hundred for windfalI
and soc for hand picked apples. ex
cept Hudson, who sprung the potato
market to 40c Friday.
John Raber has leased his farm tC
Swiss dairyman of near Toledo, O
No better dairy farm is found thar
this one of lis acres and it is the in.
tention to place 10 or 20 cows thereon
the coming year. the milk to go to the
Cooperative cheese factory here.
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RIOTING EXPECTED

Odessa Oct. 9.-Riot and bloodshed
are expected here almost hourly as a
result of the constant processions and
demonstrations by members of the re-
dictionary Union of the Russian Peo-
ple.p Business men generally are urg7
ing the authorities to put stop to
such provocations TO the liberals. The
latter persist, however, in their sup
port of the "union'
1t was series of loyal demonstra-
tions of just this character that pro-
voked the massacre of last October.
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The C. II. G. D.

Cincinnati, o., Oct 9.-The stock
holders of the C. H. & D. Railway
company at their annual meeting in
this city today elected the fo lowing
directors to serve three years: r. R.
Rhodes, of Cleveland; Samuel Spen-
Ger, of New York; Henry F. Shoemak-
er, of New York, and w. L. Dechant,
of Middieto Vn, o. There were 7G $40
votes cast out of total of 149s225
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terminus a, Prince Rupert.

Montreal, Oct 9.-Char'es M. Hays,
president of the Grand Trunk has
made public the fact that Prince Ru-
pert on Kaien Island, British Colum
bia, and not Port Simpson win be
the terminus Of the Grand Trunk Pa
cific.
Prince Rupert, in Lima Harbor,
which used to be called Tucks Inlet,
between 20 and 25 miles from Port
Simpson, is now being surveyed for
the laying out of the proposed city.
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CAR FAMINE
May Cause Millions of Dollars Loss to
American SShippers This Fall

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Shippers Of the
country may lose several million dol
lars in the next few months because
of arfamine in railroad cars, according
to the first bulletin issued by the AM
erican Shippers association. The bull
letip calls on the interstate commerce
commission to be lenient in its policy
on all technical questions until the
car famine is over.
The bulletin deplores the fact that
the new law. with thousand ques-
tions, begins operation at the busiest
season of the year.
"If business continues good" says
the bulletin, "and the carriers do not
increase their operating efficiency,
there is no doubt that the worst car
famine that has been known in years
will come when the enormous crops
begin to press on the transportation
lines. So many technical questions are
coming up all along the line to delay
traffic that those who have given the
closest study to the situation believe
that shippers will lose millions of dol
lars in the next few months. on ac-
count of car shortage and congestion,
unless something can be done to min
imize the trouble"
Blame for the car famine is placed
| on the railroad managers, who are de-
clared to be Incredibly SLOW"
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AMERIKA BANK
Incorporated In Berlin for the Purpose
of TransaCtine International
Business.

Berlin, Oct 10.-The incorporation of
the new Amerika bank was legally
completed Tuesday at the Bank Fur
Handel and 1ndustre here. The new
institution has a subscribed capital OF
$4,000, ,009 marks, and a reserve fund of
100000 marks. The purpose of the
bank is to devote its entire energies
to American banking business in its
various branches, to cultivate the COM
mereial returns between the two coun-
tries and do a general financial bust
ness. The Office of the Amerika bank
will be at No. 4S Behrenstrasse. Ber-
lin.
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EIGHT HOUR LAW
Its Validity to Be Tested in Case at
Decentralization to Quash
OverruIed,

Cincinnati, Oct. 9-The validity of
the eight hour law was attacked by
the attorneys representing the Sheri-
dan Kirk contracting company, build
ers of the new government dam and
locks in the Ohio river at Fernbank,
near here, The company was indicted
last week by the federal grand jury on
the ground that it had permitted some
of it's workmen to labor over hours
a day. The attorneys for the con-
tractors filed a demurrer to the indict-
ment alleging that the 8 hour law is
unconstitutional. The motion to
quash was overruled and the case set
for further hearing next Saturday.
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THREE RAILROADS
Held Meeting on Tuesday for the EIec-
ton of Directors.

Richmond, Va, Oct 9.-Colonel A.
V. Andrews, first vice president, pre-.
sided a, , annual meeting this after
noon of The Southern Raj road COM
pany. Less than 1000 shares of the
total holding of 100000 were not rep
resented. The annual report and all
acts of the directors since the last an
nual meeting were approved. Alex
ander B. Andrews, Joseph Bryan, Rob
ert NJ Galloway and Samuel M. In,
man were chosen directors of the third
class for three year term.
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NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, O., Oct, S-Miss
Lily Cole and Helen Damon were
home over Sunday.
Charles Roger made business trip
to Canton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Cham were
Alliance visitors ,ast Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Baum is quite poorly.
Miss Sadie and Charles Honeywell
of Cleveland. spent Sunday at home
Communion services were held al
the Lutheran church, Sunday morn
ing.
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SAM
TIRED OF Job

Washington, Oct 9.-The United
States government has called for the
construction of the Panama canal by
private contract. The competition is
open to the whole world Acting upon
the belief that private capital can do
the work at much less cos; and in
much less time, the Isthmian Canal
commission this afternoon, under In,
structions from Pesident Roosevelt,
called for sealed proposals for the
work. Chairman Shonts also made
public a lengthy letter addressed to
Secretary Taft explaining in the de-
tail the reasons actuating the commits.
sion and saying that 1T would take
the commissio years to secure men
and build up departmental construc.
tion organizations which would equal
in efficiency those now controlled by
the leading contractors of the United
States"
WHAT IS WANTED.
The proposals called for an 85 foot
lock level canal with minimum depth
of Al feet and a minimum width at the
bottom of 200 feet. The proposals
will be opened at midday December
IL. Bidders must have avail able net
| capital of $5,000,000. certified check
for 100000 is required, the successful
bidder must furnish bond of $4,000 /.
900. Proposals must be expressed in
terms of a percentage. An engineer
! ing committee of three members of the
canal commission. snd two to be Sc
lected by the contractor, will make
the estimate. Chief Engineer Stevens
| is to be chairman.
They are to complete their estimates
of the cost and probable time required
| to complete the canal within 80 days,
but certainly within six months. The
bids will therefore say that the con-
tractor will perform the work for four,
five or six, etc, per cent over and
above the estimated cost thus deter
mined. If the contractor fails to com
plete the work within the specified
time his pay will be reduced to $780,
| 600 per month. If he can complete it
within less than the stipulated time he
will be given bonus of that amount.
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The Wabash.

Toledo, O., Oct. 9.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Wa
bash Railroad company here today, ].
j. Slocum, of New York, was elected d
director to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Russell Sage.
The retiring directors were rec ect-
p6
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CORRESPONDENCE
SHELTON.

The early completion Of the ArkansAs
Valley railroad 70 Shelton is giving this
prospective town . renewed Interest 70
the public. General Manager Ward says
that BY August tsv ms viii b running
into Shelton. Ths dspes will b CON.
msnssd this week. as well a. the eAnsA-
loups sheds and the bridge over the can
al. ard BY the time the first train arrives
there ~iii b very considerable showing
for eas Of the fines. farming villages in
the stAts. Adjoining the 20 acre town
site are the i've. ten and s~snsy acre
tracts which are row growing The hnsst
Of bssts. sansAioupss and wheat This
land has in past years raised from 20
10 25 tons Of bsess per acre and the
crop new growing premises At least 20
tons The outlook Is that these small
tracts Of rich lard ~lli hnd . ready mar
ss, as soon a. the railroad opsns up the
country TO the easy inspection Of the
pabiie.
One feature Of the snsironmsn, Of
Shelton cannot but strike visitors most
fa,orably: Main Street Tsns down
To tho Holssook reservoir. . fine body Of
~a,sr ore mile square. sneifeisd By a
good grove and aboanding in fab.
Among the improvements in the near
future viii b gasoline launch Tor pleas
ufs riding on the lake.
In placing the town ste on the market.
lots have bssa reserved for church and
school house
About twenty asrss ~iil be devoted 70
depot. bsss. csntaloaps sheds and other
railway improvements.
A large numbsr Of people have IN eye
ca Shelton and is advantages both for
farming and for merchandising in small
way. and - soon as the railroad 10 COM
plsssd Il 10 going 10 start Oh In good
shaps- The I'VE ton and twenty acre
tracts will Be very attractive for ths
growing Of eansaioupes and fruits. and
under the intensive culture Of the Askan
,As valley will make returns which vii
suppor; = family.
-Four Of the railroad and beet sugar
company officials have purchased fv,
aero tracts on which they will soon MAKE
good improvements.
Tho arsasian ~oll was commenced OF
Wednesday BY the same parties VIII
drilled tho two successful wells At Swink
II Is expected that flowing wasor will b,
struck a; 500 to 700 feet. tho dopsh oil
tho other weli In tho Holbrook country
Tho well Is in tho park near tho depot
During tho heavy rain Of Tuesday al
,ernoon lightning struck a telephone poll
within shor, distance Of 4. w. Shel;on'i
home. tho shock breaking window lights
And tho electric current also plsyo'
smash with an old proyerb by striking
tho same polo twice In quick succession
4. w. Shelton was Colsrado Spring
visitor Tuesday looking after ton house
which he owns thorc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Hall Damage Being Repaired.

In many instances cantaloupes that
were in tho path Of tho hail storm which
occurred wcst and south Of town fow
wooks ago. are coming out very nicely.
While the crop in this instance will prob
ably be late yet the chances are that the
melons will do well. Young orchards,
however. woro badly damaged and the
fruit for this year total loss. The strip
however was comparatively a narrow
one and the loss generally will not mate
rally lessen the usual output for this
acknowledgements Sun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
CHURCA NEWS

6ooooooooooS0oooooooSooooe
Ds0eiSe chSrsA
S. G. Green. Pastor.
Psssshias st u g m. and .. N.
Sunday sshoo, s:<S Am Young Pss-
pies meeting TOO p. N.
Morning: Asthsm--Coms Let us
wosship.- puss-Ars. Bowman and Ar.
Porter.
Eysnins; Anshsm--Jsss' Lover Of
Ny Soul
A cordial invitation 70 the public.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
iFraak u. HoiienbscA. pastosJ
Sunday there will b no preaching
either morning or evening.
Sunday school at regular time and
plaza.
Epvos,h Ls4sus. z:so. at Bunis home
South 9th.
Christian
~. Miiiard Nelson. Pasto<J
Morning Sublees: The Trial o! the
Christ Evening: n Great Lssdsr.
First Church Of Christ. Socialists.
Samuel A. Taylor. FIsss Reader.
Ksarby Hall. 2o& North MAN. Sunday
service at ! .. m.
Subjses: Truth"
Testimonial services svsry Wednesday
At 8 p. m.
Presbyterian Church.
Usual preaching services BY the pastor.
Morning: Baptism and reception Of
msmbsss and Holy Communion. Brief
-MsditAtioa- on the Power Of . Holy
Desire" Anshsm-"o. be Joyful
Evening Sermon: Some Rocky Ford
Sinners" An,hem-"Ths Day is Past
and Over"
Sunday sehoo, At s:46 .. m. Y.P. S,
c. E. ss 700 p. m. All are cordially IN
ted 70 these services.
First christian Seieoee Society.
Services held regularly every Sunday
In The Hagen Block South Main.
Sssvi:ss: Lesson sermon Sundays .:
lllA N. Wednesday evening tsst,mon.
ial service 8 ?. m.
Lesson subjsct-"Tsuth.
Asna Louise Clark. First Reader.
Rocky Ford N. z. Circuit.
c. W. Simmons. Pastor.
Parsonage sii N. i<th 81
Services every Sunday ~ follows:
Nswdals S. S. 10 .. m. Preaching
II am.
Swink. S. S. $3.50 p. m. Preaching
$50 p. m.
LaFaystts. S. S. 2:5o 2. m. Preach
ing. 7:5o. Presiding Elder Chase vii
preach Sunday evening. Everybody Il
the nsighborhood should be present
Epworth League. Lafayette. Sun
day. 6:45. Prayer meeting. Wednesday
7.5o.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Is Disease q Crime ?

No, very long ago. .. popular MAGAZINE
published an editorial article Ia whleh
The writer asserted, in substance. that al
Csrtain ID Is, that much Of the sickness
and suffering Of mankind Is due 20 tho
hui 10 say thai all lekness should b
Sesssdsd As e,,ninsi: must sppSsi 70
il would b harsh. unsymps,heiie,
cruel. yes criminal, 10 condemn tho pSf.
weak, Syef-vof1ed housewife who sinks
under the hsAv! lad & y ssS;sseia ,,dm s.s ssIss
ne4s4s, various di.plae-nauts OF psiyie
organs and other dsrAhsemenss peculiar
yrrsasa, s-sr,as OF esiia.sa; .,'h y. e; 2;
viii tiss esfs. .orfy and istor % rssrins, :
lsfss family. Is oftsa shs sanss Y sssA
sss.es. asrU.sa.fa', and ashiiisy IA ya'.s i. are
and Tho hard. and neser-~ndins sosk which
!.hs u.o,hsr I. esiisj gsoa 20 Ssssorr9 Ut:
ely for sonsas p-ssuiisI ueskns.s-s snd
iiis-Dr. Pisness Fssosits prssrsipsioe-ssys
81 Ills sia.. q msisdis. Is ihs fssi ihs, Ihs
nssisa rs. fiosn her r.sqy hoasshsld s.ds. =,
Sss % q his -pss.ssspsiSa iss fsii b<asaia !,
Is . matter % frciueat sspestsne-s b. sayA
,s Il, iii . * .sss II. u @ i.ls i
b. sva~JI of the patients inability TO sts,ain
iisa hard soI. ioas .si.Sash % b cured
ss.,.os WIN s,s .sa 's ss.rnss,.is d the aisra. o.
osh-r itsplarrsn1at u the vpnsniy ofsAhs.
q /, very a.e-ss4I, ,ha'. In addition 20 TAX
frosn b.cinE yufy much. or fof toos p-std<ts %
Shelr se-L All heavy lifting os strafntns ol
Any Kind sisbsiid also t- avoided As trush
oai-aaSr air ss t..sslbie. 9Th ssso.iesssr iishl
sIsfeis1 is also vufy ifnrof,Ant lrt Tbs
pati-n, observe th-.o ruiss and tho Favor
lts rfeseIip,Ioa stii d. tho Sest
pf. Pi.ree's Medical Adviser IL sent ma
on rre-ip, OF stamps to pay expense ol
mailing oniy. Send 20 DIR. X. v. Pierce,
Buffalo. y, ", - ono.e-nt stamps for pa
per-eoS-r-i. or II stamps for ciosh.tound.
II sick consul, III. Doctor. free Of charge
by letter. All such communications afs
held saer-iiy confidential
DR.. Pierce, Pleasant Pellets invirorat1
and regulate stomach, liver and bowslA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Decidedly Costly Tax Collection.

In the juno proceedings OF tho board OF
county commissioners. which will bc
found elsewhere in this issue. record Is
made Of contract between ;ha board Of
county commissioners and oH-Judgc Jesse
G. Nor,heut, in tho proposed suit against
tho Santa Fe 70 compel the payment OF
tasos assessed against tho railroad COM
pary. Judge Eorthcuts is allowed $ 900
and expenses for representing tho county
IN tho matter. and is advanced retainer
Of $500. II the case is carried up to the
supreme court no is to receive $500 en-
tra for handling it there. |, will strike
the average taxpayer that the collection
Of taxes from corporations is rather lux
uriour proeeeding.-Lamar Sparks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Old Chronic Sores.

As a dressing for old chronic sores
there is nothing so good as Chamber
iain's Salve. While it is not advisable
A Tragic Finish.
A watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dyke,
which a child's finger could have
stopped, to become 4 ruinous break,
devastating an entire province of Hol-
land. In like manner Kenneth Nc
liver, OF Vanceboro, Me-, permitted ID
little cold to go unnoticcd until a
tragic finish was only averted by DR..
Kings New Discovery. He writes
"Threc doctors gave ME up to die OF
lung Inflammation, caused by a neg
lectcd cold; but Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery saved my life" Guaranteed
best cough and cold cure, at all drug
gists. soc and SI.oo. Trial bottle
free,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Nnticc Tor RubIieation.
7TTW-0I ~ mo I0L-EIl.-

Department ol tho Interior,
llnd Office at Pueblo, Colo,
june 2& 1906.
NotIrc Is hereby Elvou that the fol-
lowluE-uampl settler has fled notice
oC his intention TO make final proof in
support OF his claim. aud th0t said
PROOF will be made before Clerk Dis
trlct Court at In Junta, Colo, on Aug
urt 16, 1906. viz: TIattic n. RiEdOn, for
merry uattin n. Stewart, widow Of
Morton u. stewart. deceased; II. u,
1l79s; for the sen Sec. SO, r. 90 S.,
r 81 W., 9th =. N,
IIc names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
A. w shelton. d. L. Brown w. a.
Harris and A. J. Grom, all Of Holbrook
Colo.
5-g s. A. ABBEY, Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior
Land Office at Pueblo, Colop
June %, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Clerk Dis
trict Court at La Junta, Colo, on Aug
ust 1G, 1906, viz: Charles w. Seely; II.
E. 1O476; for the SEA Sec. s, 7. 25
s.. r. 81 w, 9th p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, VIZ:
Johr "wman, John NJ. Carroll,
Jam: 1onn Mallett, all Of
Roc
f.. N &pDEY, Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Only So Years Old.

81 am only So years old and don't
expect even when l get to be real old
to feel that way as long as l can get
Electric Bittcrs," says Mrs. Z. H.
Brunson, Of Dublin, Ga. Surely there's
nothing else keeps the old as young
and makes the weak as strong as this
grand tonic medicine. Dyspepsia,
torpid liver, inflamed kidneys or
chronic constipation are unknown af-
ter taking Electric. Bittcrs a reason
able time. Guaranteed by all drug
'gists. Price soc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
BOX SPRINGS.

Tho Fourth was celebrated by picnic
under tho ahade Of the large eot;onwoods
on Duck Creek. Almost everyone in the
settlement was present, tho crowd num-
boring fifty-fye. After tho exercises at
tho grove were over the party went to
Mr. and Mrs. Clark's TO hear their fin0
large phonograph.
Charlie Black spent the Fourth in Pu-
oblo.
Mrs. Horsly and Mrs. Hester were in
Rocky Ford recently.
Mr. Peterson and family arc home
again. Two Of their children were sick
with the measles while they were away.
mr. Workers family has moved to Mr..
Downey's place.
A party Of eight vas out fishing Thurs
day night. and we'll they did not
any to give away.
Crops are getting dry. No rain and no
water.
Mr.. Metzler is putting down well and
will put in pumping plant.
MIR. Hester has new gasoline engine.