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REWARD OF $1,000 OFFERED.
Authorities Trying to Discover Mis-
creant Who Poisoned Stock.
Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
- ROCKVILLE, Nd, November S, 1906
The county commissioners for this county
have offered a reward of $1,000 for the ap
prehension of the miscreant who recently
poisoned six head of cattle and four valua-
BILE horses belonging to Nj. Oliver G. Hen
ley, farmer of the vicinity of Laytons-
Vile, this county. States Attorney Robert
L. Peter has written Gov. Warfield, asking
that the state join the country authorities
in Offering reward for the arrest and con-
viction of the guilty persons. The states
attorney has received word from the gov
ernor that he will cooperate with the coun-
ty authorities in any movement looking to
the arrest and conviction of the guilty.
The letter of States Attorney Peter to
Gov Warfield is as follows:
There is a matter L desire to lay be-
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gregaton. Seated in the pulpit were the
pastors of most of the Baptist churches in
this city, and in the large audience were
many prominent people of the city Ad:
dresses We're made by several local minis
tiers as accompaniment to the simple
unwilling ceremony.
The tablet, which is the work of Keyser,
the New York sculptor presents a sde-view
picture of DIR. Meador. At his back is the
torch. representing his life through this
world. and in front of him is tall palm,
symbol representing that he is looking
forward to victory. A scroll connects the
torch and the palm of victory, representing
his life and written on that scroll of life
are the words, His Record Is On high"
Beneath that at the base of the tablet are
inscribed the words:
REV. Chastain Clark Meador DID.
Under God, Founder and Faithful, Beloved
Pastor of this Church from 1851 to 1904
The tablet is about four feet high and
three feet in width and occupies q prom
nent place back of the pulpit to the right
dwelling Ceremonies.
The ceremony of unve.ling occupied but a
brief period and was held when the even
ings services were about half over. When
that part of the program came Dr. Weston
Bruner. the present pastor, briefly I'D of
the formation Of the church, about fifty
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Meado dwelling

Night.

number of the members of the different
Baptist churches of the city residing in the
seventh ward, more commonly known as
the Island. feeling the want of Sabbath
school and religious meetings nearer their
homes than the churches to which they be-
longed, determined to establish mission
school, to be held Sabbath afternoons. Ac-
cordingy a school commenced in the
building known as Island Hall on the first
Sabbath 9th July, A. d. 1855, with ten
teachers, principally members of the E
Street and Navy Yard churches, and fifty
scholars"
Chastain c. Meador, who was then study
ing at the Columbian College, was engaged
as superintendent and to preach and con-
duct religious meetings in the hall. The
membership increased so much that 1t was
decided to organize a church, and this was
done on July Is, 1857, and Mr. Meador was
installed as pastor. September %. 1857,
Mr.. Meador was ordained and the church
became a member of the Maryland Asso-
citation, with membership of twenty-four.
The membership was three times as large
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Madam Kali Yajama and her niece, Miss
kamahara of Toxic. The latter is TAX
ing a post graduate course in Mills COLI
lege, Oakland, Cal.
Madam Yajama is distinguished woman
of The east, a lady of wealth and high po-
sition. She is Christian and a church is
now being planned in Tokyo to bear her
name. For many years she has been active
In philanthropic work suited to the better
ment of the women of Japan, and is presi-
dent of the w. c. T u. of that country.
Despite her seventy-six years, Madam va
jana took the long journey to this coun-
try to participate in the councils of the
worlds convention. which she addressed
several times in her native tongue.
While in Washington she has been the re-
cipient of marked attention from the Japa-
nese amba Ssador
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years ago. through the efforts of DR..
Meador. When the church was organized
there were twenty-one members. OF those
only one remains. it was announced. and 1t
was considered fitting that she should have
the honor of pulling aside the curtains
which covered the tablet. Miss Julia Bryan
then stepped forward and drew the cur
tains. Every head was bent forward, every
eye focused upon the tablet a | the
audience gazed for fully a minute in in
tense interest and silence. That was fol-
lowed by murmurs of approval all over the
church. At the conclusion of the service
many went onto the pulpit to admire the
tablet at a closer range.
DR.. Bruner, pastor of the church, presided
Seated on the platform were the speakers
Rev. DR.. r. j. Willingham of Richmond
Va, secretary of foreign missions of the
southern Baptist convention; Rev. Dr. s.
II. Greene pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church; Rev. DR.. E. Hez Sven, pastor OF
the Second Baptist Church; Rev. DR.. j. j
Muir of the Temple Baptist Church, Rev. J.
Compton Ball of the Metropolitan Baptist
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WOMAN FOUND MURDERED.
Had Bullet Hole in Head and Was
Lying in Pool of Blood.

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, November 1O-Mrs
Catharine Stauffer, widow, was found
murdered in her bed early yesterday at
Lambertsville, small village in Somerset
county. There was bullet hole in her
head and when discovered she was lying in
a pool OF blood 1t is believed Mrs. Stauf-
fer was murdered for money which she is
supposed to have possessed. A couple of
grandchildren were living with her, one of
whom, girl, is almost grown up.
: The girl was awakened by the presence
or man in her room. He tried to choke
her and chloroform her, but she. made her
escape and aroused the neighbors When
they arrived on the scene the man was
gone, but they found his footprints and are
now securing the country for him.
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THAW's COUNSEL TALKS.
Says He Will Have Abundant Legal
Help.
'ecial Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 10-That coun-
sci for Harry X. Thaw are all prepared for
the coming trial of their client, and are
now only waiting on the district attorney,
became known today when one of the
prisoners counsel, Clifford w. Hartridge,
announced that there was no truth in the
statement that he had experienced diff
Guilty in retaining associate counsel to
assist him.
1--WE are ready at any time the district
attorney sees fit to call the case" said Mr.
Hartridge Il am not yet ready to an
nounce the names of my associates, but
will say one thing-Mr. Thaw's interests
will be carefully guarded"
Thaw, according to Mr.. Hartridge, Is
called. He believes. it is said. that he
will have no difficulty whatever in being
acquitted of the murder of Stanford White.
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Garfield Citizens Association Meet.

At meeting of the Garfield Citizens As
ISOLATION last Wednesday evening the COM
mittee on schools reported the success Of
the effort to have night school established
at Garfield. communication from the
Commissioners was read stating that the
item for new school building for Garfield
had been omitted from their estimates to
Congress for the reason that the subject Of
new buildings had been placed in, the hands
Of a special committee, which committee
had not. made its report.
The committee on streets and lights re-
ported that lamps had been placed along
Hamilton road from Garfield to Congress
Heights, and had been lighted the night Of
the Sth instant for the first time.
The subject of grading Anger avenue was
again called to the attention of the associa-
ton.
= It was ordered that the association take
steps at once looking to the purchase of a
fire apparatus.
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italian Ambassador Will Return.

Senior Montagna, the charge of the Italian
embassy here, in the course of a call at the
State Department Thursday, denied the re-
port that Ambassador Mayor des Planches
had resigned his office, and stated that he
expected the ambassador to return to this
country next month and resume his connec-
ton with the embassy. Immediately after
the ambassadors return Mr.. Montagna will
take a four months leave, which will be
passed chiefly in Italy.
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DIR. Miles NerVine

IL is prepared for just such ailments, and is a
never failing remedy because ii soothes feeds and
builds the nerves back to health.
II allowed to continue. stomach. kidney and liver
troubles will be added to your already over
flowing measure of misery.
81 suffered from nervous Prostration When
began taking DIR. Miles Nervine / couldn't hold
anything in my hands. get from room to
another. Now / do all my work.
MRS. CHAS. LANDRUM, Carthage, Mo.
Nervine seldom fails to do all we claim for it,
and authorize druggist to refund money If
arst bottle does not benefit.
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in 1858. and 1t was decided to purchase a
site for church. This was accordingly
done on D street between ~ and 9Th
streets, on which was situated a frame
building in which the services were held
In 1867. after the war, the congregation
started the erection of brick building,
which was finished several years after
ward. This building was used. until the
present edifice was built in 1901.
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UNC).
F STREET, COR. nth.
rs ~ rs rs rs rs rs rs ~ rs IA M rs
ar1n1Ot Rest

Your appetite is gone. What little you eat dis
tresses you. Strength is fsiling-are bilious. You
have headache. backache. feel blue and melan-
choly-and cannot rest sleep. The fact is
your unstrung, and you the
verge of nervous prostration. They must be
strengthened. renewed. They will not them
selves. but must have remedy. This you
will md I'm
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TRIBUTE TO DIR. MEAD0R
TABLET UNVEILED AT FIFTH
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Addresses Upon the Life and Charac-
ter Of Deceased Pastor-Large
Audience Present.

The Fifth Baptist Church, corner of E
and 6z streets southwest, was thronged to
Overlooking last night with people from all
parts of the city and vicinity, who assem-
bled to honor the memory of Rev. c. c.
Meador, DID,, late pastor of the church,
who passed away just two years TO Il aa.
prior. and to witness the unwilling of a
bronze tablet erected as a token of the
esteem in which he was held by the con-
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Killed Himself with Gas. /.
Special DISPATCH to The Star.

Special DISPATCH TO The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, November 1o.-R. L.
Hall. registering at the Busy Bee restaur-
ant as from Washington, was suffocated
yesterday In his room. Death was from as
phyxiation due to escaping gas. The coroner
took charge of the body at o'clock He ar
rived about 8 o'clock last evening. 1t Is be-
lieved that the man Intentionally turned on
the gas.
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1t matters little what Ii is that YOU want
whether situation or n serV1nt-a
want" ad. in The Star will -each he per-
son who can fill your need
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w. B. Moses & Sons, Inc.
THE
ELECTRELLE,
The best self
playing attach
ment for Pianos.

The advantages of
this attachment are
manifold.
It's small, compact,
inconspicuous and thor
oughly satisfactory.
1t can be attached to
any piano-and, while it
is inclosed in the instru-
ment, it interferes in no
way when the piano is to
be tuned or repaired or
played by hand.
Operated by electric
ity-either a small bat
terry or electric light
current. No foot pump
ing to distract the play
er's attention from his
music.
The price is 5000, in
Guiding installing and
connections. High, but
not for the best self
playing attachment in
the world.
According to a testi-
monial from a represent
alive of the Department
OF the Interior at the
Lewis & Clark Exhibi-
ton the Electrelle COM
manded "unhagging in
terest" and stood the
test OF service perfectly.
Hear the Electrelle
demonstrated here at
any time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
KUCNY rUKD
REDEEMED.
A Recount Of the Ballots Shows
Stoop and Nicholcs Defeated.
Reifei and Lawson Are the Aldermen
Elected and the City VIII be Re-
Ileved of the Disgrace of
Saloons.

In the quo warranto case against A.
Nichols and F. ID. Stoop. Judge Voorhees,
on Tuesday entered Judgment against the
respondents. Stoop and Nlcholes. The
recount Of the ballots in ward one. showed
Stoop III. Nichols lzo. Reifel l76 and
Lawson lz8. l2 days were given by the
court for the respondents to apply to the
supreme court for writ Of supsrsedeas.
There is very little chance OF tho sup
reno court interfering with the action OF
the district court. and in tho mean time
Stoop and Nioholes arc poworless for
mischief. being forbidden to pass ordin-
ancas or transact any important business.
This is glorious news and foroshsdows
the early banishment of tho saloon. which
will meet with tho most cordial approba-
ton Of our citizens almost unanimously.
The contrast between three years Of no
saloons and the past few weeks ha,
made converts Of many who voted the
license ticket. 1t now looks as IL the sa-
looms were doomed in Rocky Ford for all
time,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Contest Notice.
TAESr =. 81 nr .nr INTERIOR.

nErAETNEST nr .iir INTERIOR.
UstTHu SrAuus IsNuu uEvIrr,
Pueblo Cgist.. SEPT "a tsts
A sufCigus cgsiirss sfsiiaVit havjnE lsrrt,
alei in this ufsrr ~ Patrick n. Nrt.ir1T.
w'uiessant. azsiuss Homestead .uiry Na'
ttaat made uaF \ 1870 Toe SwttaEls. SsyrtFB.,
W luruship = -. ttsnzu 81 w. hy Inhn T.,
Culp. Cunt1stsr. in vhtra ~ is ALLEGED that
Sshi rlsiHlsas has wllpIiT laiieyI 10 Improve
cultivate 80 use all land ia auy manner!
thst he newer established Fvstdea.sr sherposI
ur CpuneciEsi himself thsresita IN aay man.
rsS siues dase % Hii1zg ansI that sa'd aliesgyi
sbsense from ssid lard vas not due ia hIs
ctnr'ut mont IL ths Array Savy &c Marine
Cufrs ~ tho lniirsi states "a = pfivaIs
soldier. ulssess sGstsi ~ sfiua. during the
var with ETsius - during any ufhsr var Nv
whteh the Tutsri States may H. enEaEvt.
SOW. THEREFORE,.
said parties sSe brrvir nB,IHcsi tp aprpsar ~
sts17id aui rflsF evtgisues touching said ale.
aatisu ~ ie e'ctscE p. ~. on NCsutyCf st,h.
lgts hTfrfe tbC lselriStrr and Enraivvr At thr
I uiisi states islut rsice in Puehtp. gstlp.
Tic SAIL Urntrzt1rt having. IN rrBpnr az.
dlsvits rist NuF1ist - lslE sgt turth Facts
sbieh show that after Sue 1tliEgnru gssrs1usi
lrfvida ui tbis IniirH can uUt lpg made. u i
hefrbF u3Iirfsl aEd dlf s'rsl that such uutifss
be eitcp - due afvh pfoper fsiBitcatEuus
tStzuesiI ,. !. IANnEBT.
ia UgeeivcT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
couuudrum.I ESa n

= There is one father-in-law lin Rocky
Ford who will be between the devil and
the deep sea whom election time comes
around in November. He is a good re-
publican and was delegate to the recent
county convention. He also has two sons
in-law. and is probably proud Of both.
One of them is running for sheriff on tho
republican ticket and the other is running
for county clerk on the democratic ticket.
what is good republican going to do in
case like that2 Why. vote the straight
republican ticket Of courss.-La Junta
Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

L5sk az The date on y5ir address slip
ard see H yea cent want to e1j5y the
pleasure Of having Il advanced b. the
rss oi soma of your ss1taisups mC1sy.
And t15ss OF car subscribers Wh3
have nos esntaloaps money. doubtless
have some ether Kind. Th1ss dates on
;-s address slips always io5k rnlsh bet
Ter when showing future date. Fact.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
High School Fraternitles Should b
Abolished.

All over tho country they are'taking up
the question Of fraternties in high schools.
It is tho almost unanimous opinion Of ed
ueetors and the best school authorities
that such things are detrimental and
should be eradioated. School boards OF
the various cities Of this country are
adopting rules forbidding them. This is
one of tho most important reforms in this
day OF reform.-Bculder News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
PEN POINTS.
Niy ". 81. Nelson.


Care and life do no. sail well in tho
Same boat.
a man may DO honest even II he is rich.
II is easier to deceive yourself than to
deceive others.
a son wise in his own coneeit makes a
foolish father proud.
a statesman may DO politician. but
all politicians arc not statesmen.
Il is better TO DO great in small place
than to be small in a grea, place.
Some Of the things we wish to know.
II we knew. wo would wish we didn't.
II lask OF desire is tho creates, Of riches
ono might as well 30 dead a. rich.
lie lives long. travels far. grows fast.
but !, must bi,e tho dus; sooner or later.
Some people who do,e on marriage
have already looked up tho sn,ido,e. some
haven't.
!, Is saslsr 10 hold position than TO
bold your tongue. bl, ono may lose hold
el both e. the sans tiins.
People who think thsy do no. 1.-Two In
glass houses often have 4 TAycnoas de-
sita % lo9k into ,ha houses Of those they
think DO.
4 blfd IN the bash Ia wsr.h two in a
cage. 'ar happy songs
5s ;, truly great man who can do
shs l.ls h.hgz q. lie - though thsJ
were great oass. asa tho great things Ss
ihssgh they wsfg iiisis 9las.
Eysrylhinz We touch. or tha, lsushss
IA, becomes ! PAT; Q! Us: every wsEd.
I = agzHF 4eFfz4s Awasas saafsA zssaess fsalF 3a
gs7Gsss Is fer tine and s,sFni.y.
al geld dsss nc; glitter.
\ dull rss5r cuts deepest.
Al TIA world dssPssSs ssigy.
Some people feel fslisisas. some arc.
psa's wsik on tho brink us: 70 iss:
Ged.
Sc lonesome sad ysa uiii fad company.
ShsTa lambs ssnssisass sSar; the
sfsssss.
u yoa father task. Stand pa. a, tho
;Iisi.
Laugh. ard Il tie world dsat yoa1l feel
foolish.
y crank is ssns.imss nsssssary to
turn ;hsags.
ssns psspls bsy sp,I bricks. .as tho
sspsfSsass. 80 thsy say.
Tie tassk rake will sc: ysa u yea dsa',
watch 6a;.
We &c; cut Of lie what VIC pa. into i..
ard then sons.
\ nan q many desires is Liable % go
hungry at ZINES.
ps;y is so Gloss 10 Us tha: /; Is ei,sa
overlooked.
We GET what re go 10 market for
saFua way a. church.
II eofp5Tstisas have no souls Why do
shsT pray 50 mseh.
What's sauce fer the Eo5sa mar b
possoa fer The ssadsf.
if yuu are dsdbsiai abss. a thing hsinE
right. dsa't do i;.
lt is nush easier 10 prove a thing By
dssds shan By words.
Keep clear. before the !ssErnsa, sea.
Ct yegr own conscience.
a person may have psHsasa who has
noshing else.
Adsieo i no; always cheap ssshsr 10
ne advised or ;hs adviser.
Some rnsn have great thoughts and die
unknown. ssme lesser thoughts ba, di.
hsnoFs4.
a hfs is a good thing 10 iaves. !. gem
srslly brings las.s returns.
II ygl want friend. Be a friend when
some era else rssis friend.
Satan is regular in The collection Of IN
tssess bit he also keeps his eye on The
pri1sirsL
The o1ly thing a man has 10 do to make
= failure Ct life is ts do n5;hinz.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Frank Souie OF Patterson Valley has
ornamensed and perfumed tho Enterprise
Office with a boquet Of belated apple
blossoms.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

it wil soon 30 "Ex-Psmaa;sat-'TsfH-
psfaFy Mayor Stssp- and there viii Be .
a ysry gsassai feeling q relief ea Tho
part q! very large nai1'isy o. oar ct
issas. ~ tic sAi59a interests. q NE.sh
kia. StDap is tho Spokesman, are eaFabis
a ara WiiliaE 70 Do an iuan.sa sgnoan. o!
,F gnunieipai mischief.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

The National Lecturer for the Brother
hood Of American Yeomen. J. E. Van
Winklo will lecture at Rocky Ford Tues
day evening at 8 p. M, Sept. 25. All
that would like TO understand the Yso-
men plan Of insurance ars invited to at
tend
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Notice Of Application 20 Lease State
L=rds

ONCE Of the State Board Of Land
Commissioners.
Denver. Colo. aug. 90. 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that Grfa'f
A. Guthrie. whose ros;oGire aGIfHr- .a
Rocky Ford. Colorado. on August asfH.
1905. made application Nc. SsNS tu tie
State Board Of Land Commisslutefa
10 lease the following described srnn1i
lands. situate In OtaTn county. Color
do. to-wit: lot No. Cor NE = OF y
WIZ Of Section is. Township 70 scuth
Range Sc west.
No other application 10 lease the
above described premises or objections
against the above apprCation will be
considered after October 3rd. 1905.
MARK @. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board of Land Com
..sssj1uc.s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

The annual maeting Of the Arkansas
Valley Fair Association will be held at
Secretary Halls offiss al 10 o'slcck a.
m. Saturday. Oct | 3. to ekst directors.
receive the annual report and transact
othsr buslnsss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

II certainly looks good to those who
have been waiting to see tho enterprise
and energy being put forth at the old de-
pot grounds. Rocky ford will soon have
an elegant depot commensurate with her
needs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

In tho state convention las, week Hon.
G. W. swinE had many loyal friends but
no, enough to secure his nomination. Tho
convention made mistake In no, select
ing him as tho psrty's standard bearer
as his election would have been assured.
No o.heF Republican suggested for Tho
nsmiastsa would have besa ss certain Of
defeating kiya adams rs G. w. SwinS,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Thru the agency of Coifman e. Bow
man. Walter Jaryill sold his residence
property on North 10th st. this week. to
J. NJ. Elicit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
c,v,,. SERVICE EXAMINATION.

Examination for Clerk Carrier will DO
held Oct ! 5. beginning a. o u m. place
70 30 announced. Application blanks can
be procured at tho Pos. ofico ard mus,
30 handed In by oe:- s..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Tho Gobin-Ebber. Seed Co.. this week
moved into tho room recently vacated by
the Hardey dry goods company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

The season for hunting ducks is now
open and Rocky Ford's lakos will aaors
the usual fine sport.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

FOR SALE cheap. 80 acres coed land
under cA:lin ditch. tho {. a. Kidd farm.
one mile aoalh Of Nswdale. 500 c. c,
Buck. on the place. II sold deal must &c
eissea hy Qae. Is.. lI-a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Parties wanting good beet OF fam
iiy horses should call on or address
w. w. Th1mas. ROCKY Ford. Io.tl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
CuVrEvr

CoNTErrs.
The Origin of surpis.-Ths isssn1tiai Nas4rc
~ lisatcu =S'haiactrr ~ 'l'r Auzris. =ressi.
in11y uT scripture -T.tp 9urs way ia tlsasvun.
Practical Tendency ~ sbis Iisrlusura -
Tnvirunment in Heavsr. sd What Deter
r-iiups Ua-szyeictics In Hcarat.-A Heaven
frr the upnsChtistiau Wusii.=Arr Etrshly
Relationships continued In ltsavsug u.ses-
ine AID RscBEHi,iun of Fricnis in the Iscry.
afters-i'erSonsl Appearance 10 the AnEris.-
WsiUveuesccnse anil Growth in HlssveHs-
iiguses atsi Homes In TIeavcn.-siatmsns< in
Heaven, -Chiiireu in HeaveB.-SeN and Mar
r5aEe IN Hgavcn.4Wors in Heaven. - The
Three Heavens. and itov Rsis'.sl .-E;ernsI
rsezress in iicsven.-- -C8usccIatluh CT Ah-eis
with Men.
apJ,RrsS
THE NUSc LicET PRESS
q wFsr Cou'.TER srRssT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Tie ssBtAi5gPs season Is rapidly wind
NJ 70 q s'sss. 4 summing up Of results
win doubtless show On average season
for prsfts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

BOARD WANTED for man ard wi's
la a private family where thsy arc no
small children. Enquire a; Enterprise
Office. iZ-a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Lotion the FziF ground. Fifs,
National Bank 81 Ia lunss vale,
containing Sin bill, Liberal rewoEd
u returned 20 the Enterprise Office
loF the owner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Residence lots in Pueblo 20 ex-
change for property ia Rocky Ford.
AddFess. Box gss. Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Needles ard parts Tor all makes Of
Sewing Machines =. cleaves Bargain
s.r!s, C. z. Price. sFant.