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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-02
CHAPTER XVI.

WITS business with Blessington
fHt over, Loder breathed more
~ recognized Chilcote by the
rings and had been reused to curiosity
the incident would demand settlement
sooner or later = settlement in what
proportion he could hazard no guess.
II, on the other hand, her obvious
change Of manner had arisen from
any other source-he had a hay idea
that woman's behavior could never
be gauged by accepted theories-then
he had safeguarded Chilcote's inter-
eSts and his own by his securing of
Blessington's promise. Blessington he
knew would be reliable and discreet.
With a renewal of confidence pleas
ant feeling that his uneasiness had
been groundless-he moved forward to
greet Eve
Her face. with its rich. clear color
ing, seemed to his gaze to stand out
from the crowd Of other faces as from
frame, and a sense of pride touched
him. In every eye but his own her
beauty belonged to him.
His face looked alive and masterful
as she reached his side May l mo-
nopolize your he said with the quick
ness of speech borrowed from Chill
cote. We've see so little Of each
other
Almost as if compelled, her lashes
lifted, and her eyes met his. Her
glance was puzzled, uncertain. slightly
confused. There was a deeper color
than usual in her cheeks. Loder fell
something within his own conscious
ness stir in response.
You know you are yielding" be
said.
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A Difference.

Guest (going over the picture gallery
and hating before a portrait)-And Is
this the old master? Servant-No. SIR.
sure. that's the aud missus.-London
Magazine
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Again she blushed
He saw the blush
was he-hiS worr ]
that had called ] s.
actual semblanssS
sJneriarity over c.
2
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wis business with Blessington
fHI over. Loder breathed more
I'LL freely. If Lady Astrupp had
l recognized Chilcote by the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-02

Patience is the strongest OF strong
drinks. for 1t kills the giant Despair
Jerrnld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Oct. .5.-The stock market
reflected an early curb to the eXuberarc,
of cheer which marked the revulsion late
yesterday from the pthS of despair into
which ii was slipping. After the check
had been applied, conditions settled down
int" duh waiting attitude with . late
upward squirt Activity was on - small
scale. Prices generally were pretty we'll
sustained, but weak spots constantly de-
vel"pcd NH!"h showed Tie o,ci;I ne
cossity Of additional liquidation. It was
said tiat til" emily buyers were bears WHO
hid shorts To cover on operators WHO had
cash il land
For most Of TIE day funds offering on
call were simply n"lI-t>ietcnt. brokers
waite a!t.,,rG III the loan crowd ut the
stock Exchange in lar.s numbers and
with heavy require nenrS t. b. met to
'lde them over till Monday. Tic borrow
rrs Wi" Se"rr"d portions 81 the ST.. g}G0cO
loaned i:tte Yesterday Nv the bankers pool
found Themselves in comfortable circuln-
stances today and were allowed renewals
at l." rates Of ~ per cent. Bankers We're
9aiu /" II" advising stock brokers against
Undertaking any business cNccpt for cash,
The effect being Ia relieve SO far the mon
cN Stfln@cncy The amount of BUSINESS
conc on TINS BASIS was surprisingly large
ana the amount OF cash which CHANGED
iiiniS IN brokers' offices during the day
might AFFORD Il clue la the destination of
some of the funds that we've h ,in., with
drawn from deposits with banking insti-
tutl0nS.
Tn" considerable number Of additions to
RANKIN" and trust company institutions
" iIlch c!I>id their doors, most Of them
I" check runs. bad little efirct on market
sentiment. The belief hat the situation
was clearing in the financial center here
In New York was III" paramount iniiuencr
ON sentiment. The dWindline of tie runs
OF IN" trust Company Of America and
II" Colonial Trust Co. Il branch, WAS ac-
copied as the subsistence of the .,reatest
danger Further deposits Of government
funds were made with the banks and the
hbleSt financial minds in the county con-
tlnned To d"NiSe means for Improving the
situation. The constant evidence of this
activity had soothing effect on appre-
henSion.
From the strictly stock market view.
when funds appeared in the loan crowd
late i'll the day supplied by q bankers
pool TO the extent of $l5O00.OO0 and was
loaned on c;tll at the Stock EXCHANGE il
Piled until Monday. Prices rose ripidIv
then and closed strong at the best prices
It was Hoped that by Monday next. when
the loans must he renewed. the, situation
VIII lac so far cleared up that the money
strinSencN will be scnsihly relaxed and
saner conditions established There was
continued evidence of painful Humiliation
IN isolated stocks today ana the S:.me was
true IN even II greater degree in the bond
nldr<"i. Some sensational de, lines on
small transactions Were thus occaSionad
Bonds We're weak. Total sales pa,. val
ne. 81 .Gf.uW. United Stats * ,Iecl;n ali
' r1i th" Is registered = pr Gems. on
call
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SAGADAHOC.
BCWOOlN.

Fred HuYcc Of Drr's Island il pass
ing i iew days with his uncle. J. .,
Roberts.
Wallace Babb of Gardiner was in
town Wednesday. the guest of rela-
tivcS.
Master George Babb of Gardiner is
in town visiting relatives.
l.. A. Jack and Fred Small Of Lis
bon Falls Wer" in town Tuesday.
Game is not Very plenty in this sec
ton.
The farmers are ver:- busy with
picking apples and blowing and some
few are digging potatoes.
The many BoWdoin friends Of Mrs
j. r. EdSccomb Of Lisbon Falls are
sorry to learn that she is not as Well
Mrs Fannie Marshall visited the
West BoWdoin school Thursday
II. Woodward has moved his fam
TX 80 inc form formerly owned by
L. tsuid in Lisbon.
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=, TRADE REVIEW.
Tendency Toward Quiet In
About All Branches.
Caused Largely by the Unusual
Financial Disturbances.
Many Lines, However, Show Re.
markedly Confident Tone.

New YORK, oct. 25.-I,radstrcet's
state % Trade tomorrow viii say:
Trade and industry have tended to-
ward quiet in sympathy With reports
Of finailcial unS' ttl"mcnt at New York
ana 4 feW other cities the continuance
of mil weather. effecting as it does
rHtTi il distribution; tn" natural season.
AMI" slowing down of io5bing trade
ana the influence upon retail trade and
col,ct ions Of the continuance Of the
holding movement Of crops
Ii is Il fact worth noting that while
tight money restricts operations in the
Shcc and leather as i'm other trades.
there i; CO. the whole 4 more confident
feeling in several lines. curtailincnt of
production rs i'll the Ease Of sole and
"rp,r heather. or reduction in prices
- il i.ncE products, having induced
Il iar::,r inquir; ana made for steady
lrin"g. Eastern shoe manufacturers re-
port good orders for bate fall ard next
>:rirS. Wool is quiet after Il very ac-
I've trad. ana the position Of holders
lrHs been greatly improved by the
trlnyreren'e Of large supplies Of staple
Woo, sold to mills
Wheat including -Four. CXTurts from
tie United States and Canada for the
WEE K ending oct. ~ aggregate 4..65 $50
buN"cl+. against 5,1SS.Sl7 this week last
year md i,?32, 134 in 1901 For the first
l. weeks OF the fiscal year the exports
are 1885 bushels against 5S.1135S!
in 1867 and 99"1S5aS in 1901
Corn exports for the week are 7l9.-
l22 bushels against 1.195.i11 bushels in
1905. For tho fiscal year to date tho eX-
ports are 1s69:. 933 bushels. against 10
BIC 93S in 1906, Business failures for
the week ending Oct "a number 211.
against ISL in the like week of 1906; us
in 1905, $50 IN 1904. and 2l1 in 1909.
Trad IL good in Canada as 4 whole.
and La: pcrccplibi; improved in tho
West wEer" tho farmers are market
ing their crops al high prices. sStrn-
gent money conditions al Eastern
centors tend /" promote conservatism
in the granting Of credits. Failures for
the w".k number SO as against 20 in
this week a Year ago.
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WALDO.
FREEDOM.

Mr. Lucy RIVER of Somervile is
posing a short time with her parents.
y" reside in this town.
Miss Ruby Sib.ey. teacher of the
ri rary Sch"ol. is in Bangor. attenu-
ing IA" annual State convention of
teachers.
Rev. Charles Harbutt. secretary Ct
the Sta;" missionary Society, was in
toNn Thursday.
Tnsre j., great deal of friendly
ri.LiI? between the basketball teams
uf TIE dift, -ent cll>Sc at the academy
Thursdays; game was between the
girls % TIE Junior and Senior classes.
and Z. suited il, Il victory for the latter
team.
Fred t'i,,r who has been seriously
II. is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Jennie Webb OF Somerville who
ila. he2n passing 4 few days in town.
Ia. returned to her home.
The tarmers have Just finished har-
vtsting their potatoes On ususually
large crop for this section of the State
is reported. G. r. Bryant has about
500. and E. Nose about 1000 bushels.
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NORTH PITTSTON.

Mrs. Fred Bradstreet and friend If
Gardiner We're callers at G. E. Put
nans Saturday.
Captain George Dearborn Of Ger
"in"r is stopping at q. r. Putnam's.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. II. Grant and son
ElWyn. visited relatives in Randolph.
Chelsea and Pittston last week Sat
urday they Went to Waterville to
spend Sunday with their brother. H.
+. Green and family, returning to
their home at Rumford Monday They
were accompanied by Mrs. George
SWeetland. sister of Mr.. Grant, of
Gardiner. who with her little girl will
make a brief visit with them
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Green went to
Watervile Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. +. Green. They returned home
Monday morning.
William Gray of East Chelsea has
moved his family to South Gardiner.
where they will make their home for
the present.
Clarence COSton of East Chelsea
who Went to Rumford Falls a short
time ago, writes that he has secured
employment there in the woods
Mrs Harvey Gilman of Rumford
Falls was called to her former home
at East Chelsea by the serious lime IS,
of her sons Wife. Mrs. Clarence Cos
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Oct. %.
A 2-cent advance in wheat recorded on
initial transactions WAS nearly all ost
on the local wheat market today as q
result of heavy profit taking based on
additional hanI; Suspensions fr the East.
At the close tho December delivery show
ed a net gain Of 2sNtlac. Corn WAS up q.
Oats were lsmhc higher. Provisions were
~. to &c. lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Dec 9)Is: MAY 1904: July 1G0A.
CCRN-Dcc. 51as; May 1914: July 5S;s.
OATS-Dec. 50h: May 53A July 49,
MESS TORN-Jan. 40: May Los.
LARD-Nov. A212: Jan. so: MAY Si5.
SHORT RIBS-Jan. 767iz: May 1924.
Cash quotations We're as follows:
FLOTR-Easy.
WIIEAT-No. spring 1O5aloS; No.
9Gitl0S: No. red ?5ibM9S
CCRN-NO. . 5y1.: No. > yellow 59TMG9.
OATS-No. i9si; No 3 white 4idi9h.
BARLEY 65Ti1G
MALTING-1SGa5
FLAN SEEDING. northwestern 12o.
CLONEr-1650.
SHORT RIBS-737I ..dS37L
MESS PORK-:3S7lhMl4cO
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Portland Market.

POrtlG nd Oct. -, 1891.
ELOI-R-AIichiGan ana St. Louis
~trai ian $5.4oa56o: winter wheat pa
tents, S56t4i315; spring wheat, baker,
s. .JI5.G1: spiIng wheat. patents. S640NI6. s.
GPAIN-Corn. can lots. 15c: bags. 500
Sic: meal bags. zoe. oats car lots. Soc
bags. CSC MINI. sacked bran, bag lots
SO 90: winter wheat bran. car lots. SIS,
bag lots 81 so brown ,niddings. ear lots,
$3oa"
BUTTER fancy, per lb..
&c: Tub. creamery. e: Western fresh
10 n 1,c.
EGGS Eastern fresh, p: western, fresh
.fn3-r: nearby fresh. SO
CIIEESI.-N Y. ana factory 11fpI1i-c.
sage. lSMi?c.
RANGFS-$3. -om4na.
LE,NONS-$i5G .t3.oD.
PHODl-CF'-Beans. California pea. s..
ass: yellow eyes. S2.G5l,2.15: red kidneys,
s., ,5n3.N5.
POTLTRY-C Chickens. 160 lsc; turkeys,
Western. lSn3lc.; fowl, iiGIl5c.
PROFESSIONALISM, heavy. $40; medi-
UNI. $3.50
LARD-Pure. ties. half hbls 1o?M ioi.c :
eases. l13sm1i7sC.: compound. ties. half
hbe. 9l.m9s, cases. "sdim,c.
St-GAR-Ex. quality. bills, Sis; small
hbs. s. 10: sacks, S5l9; eXtla G.. $50
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. oct -.
FI.OI' R-f,asiCr: spring patents 5G5H6l0.
CORN-;'nchanced: No :; yellow Is.
OATS-I.0wc No. . clipped white 20.
HAY-I Unchanged: No. -.
MILL FEED-Iasiar.
SPRING i:RAN-1S .5M % D.
MINED FEE D 2H. .5f,3l.3 80.
JpEk->luiet: medium 1870.
lard Quiet: H.
EEEF-firm: whole cattle 1o'lM1o,:.
.AMBS-Fi'nf: sprir2 llN1-I2
NFAI.S-F'irm: lli.G1%.
HTTTEE-Stca1y northern 3lGi"22
CIIFI.SF.-Stcadv: York state l5i.Mlfla.
EGGS-steaGy. choice 3CGt3S; western 4
02S
APPLF,S-Dul1; No. BaldwinS 3T3 80
PGTATOES-Quiet: Maire white 6oIGS
SEGAR-Stcady on Il basis of 30 for
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IA RKET REPORTS
Augusta Market.
Augusta, Me. Oct. -

Augusta Me. oct. -. 1907.
EEANS-Pea Maine. soc: \. y. $40:
yellow eyes. $50.
Bl,rTEE-c eamery, &c: dairy. coc. :;
solid, lSc.
t.GtiS-:0c dozen
GEAiN-Coln, SIS; meal It's a,,sl per
bu.. mixed feed, SIC" cwt; cottonsecd
M, al SD: haig lots, $1.63.
IiAY-Ioose, retail. S1l.oo per ton.
pressed. $l9.0o; straw. $500: pressed, sl2W.
SITGAR-S3.2 70 per 100 lbs.
HONEY-BoX. 1Sc.
MUTTON s9llc. per ID; spring lamb,
&c.
OATs-s,c. per In.
POTATnI:S-N sc. per bu.
POULTItY-Fovl. l4c.: chicken. 15Gt lSc.
Per H..
WOOI.-Tnwasl'"ti, &c.
IIIDtS-1EMS. M.
EEEF-Ii@ht, $1,000, slo.5o; heavy. Ia
lil.c.: homeless. half bills, SG5Gn5.75;
spring lamb, lJl.mlGc.
WoOD-Dry, hard %.louSOo per cord,
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THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

OATS-Receipts 40.5o0 exports 113D: spot
easy, mixed. 2elt32 lbs, 35Go3 clipped
" hite. 32N40 lbs, 57EGtCS.
BFEF-SteaGy.
LARD-Easy; western prime s7o18O:
nominal.
PORK-Stcady.
StGAR--Raw steady: fair refining 34O:
centrifugal 81 test $50; molasses sugar
sos: refined steady.
BUTTEI:-F unchanged; receipts
l5,S
E;Gt;S-FirnI. unchanged: receipts 1913.
POTATOES-Irish weak; Maine per
sack 100; sweets firm; southern 10 per
Dbl
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Oct -
Spot closed steady Is points lower. Mid
100 bales.
Galveston dull. 1lA: Charleston quiet.
13l.: Memphis quiet. Il: New Orleans
steady. 1913; Mobile easy, 103s: Savannah
easy. l0l.
Net receipts for seven days 313.Cn1.
Exports to Great Britain 52.13S: to
France 21.03S; to the continent 1884; to
japan $50; To Mexico &C.
Stock 111.4
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READFIELD.

Guy Williams and his cousin Charles
flficld have just finished gathering the
largest crop of apples ever raised on
The Williams farm. Since the first OF
october the two men have picked ana
pat into the cellar over 500 barrels OF
apples besides digging $50 bushels Of
Inc large potatoes, finishing Oct ID.
The most they picked in Il day was 81
barrels
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

TIL. harm o. /, W. Davis at West
%C,>i!cI'!. was burned shortly alter mid
night F'cida- uoInin gtoSctacr with
two c"Y,$. tN" calves. ~ sheep. 40 hens
AND iEn "ntir" outfit Of Farming tools,
hty. Gr;in, et,. Til" loss was $loo".
with ...l;,lI Insurance. The ire was
&; u-.l ny drunken man who was in
Ne iuvn asleep. but who escaped.
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=
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Oct. *.
CNT1LE-Eeceipts estimated about 800;
market weak: steers iN0Tt a..
= HtGS-iteccipts estimated about 13.000;
market Str:iGy to strong; choice heavy
shipping 6l0nt6l5
SHEEP Receipts estimated about 5OO0;
market weak sheep 30oGta5: lambs J-J0
-. ycarlings 52Jm600
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WEST GARDINER.

POND ROAD-Miss Annie Logan i
Last Boston arrived here Thursday
for a visit Wit. Mrs Eff" Small
Misses Ellie Merrill and Minnie Pea
cock went tn Bangor Thursday. to at
tend the teachers convention.
Men We're engaged in putting a new
top on the chimney of the vestry
Thursday. The old one was blown off
in the gale a few weeks ago.
G. f. Bonsficld and family have
moved into the Albert Newell house
Leroy Merrill. who has been serious
Is i'll for four weeks, is now able to
il up.
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western creamery, a5GSoc; north DAIRY,
21M9S
EGGS-Eastern, 3lGys3c; western, 24a
&c
II. Ht;A% !: pr bu.. $50; ne
Red Kidneys. s. 65Gt21o
POTATOES Maine. white. per bu, COZ
Csc: sweet per Dbl. s. COZ, ,.225,.
Hay AND STRAW-No grade,
So; No. q. grade s.9m3l: No : grade
$''Mls; rye straw. per ton. So: oat
straw, Sl1
Standard po@dered. ss'2o: gram granula ss%
$40; yellow C's. s.. 1904 65.
Cart look well. eat we'll or feel well
without pure blood feeding your body.
Keep the blood ruIe with Rurdcck
Blood Filters Fat simple. take exercise,
keep clean and you will be enjoying life.
Hives, eczema. itch or salt rheum sets
ror crazy. Can't bear the touch of your
clothing. Doan'S Ointment cures the most
obstinate cases Why suffer? All drug
SiStS sell it.
Don't use harsh physics The reatfon
Uea!lenS tic bowclS. lead to chronic con-
stiration. Get Doan's Regulrts. They o.
crate easily, tone the stomach, cure con-
stipation
my child was burned terribly about the
face. neck and chest. / applied DR..
Thomas F'"lectric Oil IT," rain ceased
and the child sank into q rcstful sleep
Mrs Nancy NJ. Hanson. Hamburg. n. Y.
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COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
SOUTH PITTSTON.

The members of the Woman'S Social
'iGb at ilItir last meeting decided to
bulid Il hall for the use OF the club
ana for social purposes. A building
committee was chosen as follows:
Mrs. Parker Powers. Mrs Melvan
l-amson, Mrs. Reynolds Brag,!on
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New York Money Market.

New YORK. Oct -
Prime mere antile paper al per cent
st ming tXciiau:;-. nominal. No rate.
quoted.
Etl silver I'll.
Mexican dollars NIL
Gov"rnm, NJ bonds caSN.
Vs.iil Il L,,,,
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LEAR SIDES-S25N S-M

III 7 FT,-SIFaUy ClodInelleS 13I~u z p;
dairieS 2lM25.
EGGS-Steadv: at market. cases includ-
ed. 1lEFt4la: tirsts -: prime frsts n
CIIEESE-Steady: 15H@tj1:.
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WALLACE M. PPEscoTT

at Office of Treasurer Eastern Branch
y. II. D. Y. S. Togus Maine. until Ii
O'Clock A. NJ November 10Th and 18th.
1907. and then opened. for furnishing and
instructions anc specifica lions. copies OF
which. with blank proposals ana other
information. may be had upon applica
ton to Major y. l., Smith, Treasurer.
Oct26-noy2-9
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They
Will Easily
Save You Money

Opportunities to buy articles at q
great reduction from the original price
are to be found daily in the Journals
want Columns. Such opportunities
knock continually at most every ones
roor: but here in Augusta you aren't
nkely to lear the knocking II you
haven't acquired the habit Of readilG
"t,tayI' NiAntA
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New York Stock Market.

do. con. As
sOtfeIed
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06
Cat fish. white fish. trout. sal.
mon and haIibut at Stauffer's
every week.
Had letter for Thirty Years.

have suffered with letter for ;hir.
~ years and have tried almost count
less remedies with little. II any. re-
lief. Three boxes OF Chambcrlain's
Saivc cured me. l, was torture. Il
breaks on; a little sometimes. but
nothing to what IL used TO do.-D. II.
Beach. Midland City. Ala. Chamber
lain's Salve is for sale by Awards
Pharmacy,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06
Sick Headache.

This disease is caused by deraage-
mens OF the stomach. Take dose OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets to correct this disorder snd
the sick headache will disappear. For
sale by Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06
X. and L. OF s.

Council meets or tho frs. and third
Wednesday evenings Of oash month in
I. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting members well
coined. u
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

GIenv~OOd, Colo.-The Coloraeo State
Medical Association. Tickets on sale
Sept. is. Return limit Sept. 80.
Rate one fare for round trip from
Pueblo.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

Second Class Coionlst Rates to nex-
leo Sept. LIST TO Dec. 3lst
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

Grand Junction. coio.-Conference M
E. Church. Tickets on sale Sept
8. 4. and s. return limit Sept. 10
Rate sl6.l6 for round trip.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

Denver. C0l0.-AnnualM Meeting Masonic
Bodies. Dates OF sale Sept. l6, IL
and 10. return limit Sept. %.
Rate S6.96 for round trip.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06
Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by One
Dose OF chamberiain's Collie. choi.
era and Diarrhoca Remedy.

was so weak from an attack OF
diarrhoea that could scarcely attend
TO my duties. when took dose of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It cured me en-
medicine for nine days without relief.
| heartily recommend this remedy as
being the best to my knowledge for
bowel complaints-R. G. Stewart. of
the firm OF Stewart & Bro. Green
vile. Ala. For sale by Awards Phar-
macy.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

Second Class coionist Rates to Call
if0rnla Sept. LIST to Oct. 5lst.
San Diego. $500
Los Angeles, $500
San Francisco. $500
and many other points. Liberal stop
overs.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

One Way Rates-St. Louis S2i.65;
Chicago S26.56
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

Tourist Rates TO nexIco-Daily to
Sept is.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06
W. Ken Robertson,
Agent.

Catfish. whitefish. trout. sal
mon and halibut al Stauller's
every week.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06
81 ||.Ea Excursions

Pueblo, C0iO.-Colorado State Fair.
Dates of sale. Sept. 9. 10 and | /.
Return limit Sept. IA. Rate $2.l6
for round trip.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

For Canadian and New York points
tickets on sala daily TO Sept. 30. and
10 New England resorts Aug. 20 and
%. Sept 10. -. - and 26. return
limit so days from date Of sale.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

Stauffer's want TO buy YEA!
calves and chickens.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-06

Second Class COiinest Rates to North.
west Sept. LIST to Oct. 5lst.
Billings. Boxeman. Livingston. Butte.
Garrison. Helena. Ogden. and many
ether points, $4,000
To Ellensburg. Huntington. Pendle-
ton and Spokane. $22.6o.
To Ashland, Bellington. Portland.
Seattle and Tacoma. $500
Liberal ssopovers.
Tourist Rates-To Canadian. New Eng
land and Southern New York Resorts
Augusta Me---.s52.6o
Portland. Me-,
Montreal. Cue. 1920
Toronto. Ont, i5.o5
ogdensburg. N. Y...---Ss.2o
Cape Vincent. N, y.--4s.2o
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-23
ANNUAL SALE HELD
A Number of Anxious BUYERS
Attend Sale of Tax
Certificates.

The annual sale of tax certificates
took place at the office of County
Treasurer Froseth Tuesday. Quite
a number of BUYERS appeared and
seemed quite anxious to get certif-
Gates. The buyers from out of tow n
were as follows: M. E. Dillon, Ash
land: J. A. Olleson, Grandview,
Adolph Habelt, Grandview, F. HI.
Bartlett, Drummond, A. r. Mead,
Iron River, G. Fl. Hughes, Superior,
W. W. Downs, Bayfield,, Hugo Kohn
Duluth.