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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
A Wonderful Record.

A. made up by Improved and oaaes
processes Dr. Ptcrcc's favositn Pruscrip.
iA,ins ali tho womaniy functions, eouses-
Ing displaccmen,s, as psolapsus. antry.f.:
sion and retrovcrsion. Overcoming paiaful
pssiods. tonin. up tho nerves and bring.
Ing about . perfect state. Of health. II
ss,ss cur a. ,as esskssas ps,ioie1l hsaasshs, ;
region. tho pain and Tenderness over
lower abdominal region. dries up tho
pelvic catarrhal drain. % dissGYcrabls
and weakening. and ovcrcoutca every
form Of weakness incident 70 tho organs
'Iavorils Prescription b tho only
which arc no, AFRAID 70 print their
formula on tho bottle wyappes,. thus
Liking s,s their patrons Into Into ,hs!f fnll con-: n.
so%sn. % every inss.disnl S Hl q 'iss When has ss
tho strongest possible endorsement Of
tho most eminent medical practitioners
and writer's Of our day. recommending
4 for tho diseases for which 'fayori,s
put ap medicine lor women. seia
throush druggists. which docs not con.
tain . large. percentage OF alcohol. 20
harmful In tho long run. especially 10
delicate women. y has more genuine
spss sGss: Y 70! - s.Sa ss s% somsncS ~ ca'T haSa: s
saved thousands of sufferers irom tho
operating table and tho surgeons knife.
II has restored delicate. weak women 70
strong and vigorous health and virility.
mskin. mothcrhood possible, wheIe there
ing. and making happy many thousands
Of homes by tho advent Of little ones 70
strengthen tho marital bonds and add
sunshine whcrc gloom and despondcncy
Write 70 DR.. II. v. Pierce. Hc will send
you good. fathcrly. professional advice.
In plain. scaled envelope, absolutely
frco. Address him at Buffalo. n. Y.
Rripc. They ciIcc,nnily cleanse tho syS. vs.
ton, Of accumulated impurities.
Tho Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser. by DIR. Pierce. l0ns pages. Is sent
yrse on receipt OF stamps to pay expense
for tho book In paper covers. or 81 stamps
for tho cloth bound volume. Address
- abovo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10

Mrs. Chas. Hushaw is homo from her
visit in Southern California.
Principal Jones. Of the Washington
school is on duty again after several
days indisposition.
Mrs. Sol.T. Wolfe. Of Colorado Springs.
is with her daughter Audry. a visitor
with the Rocky Ford relatives.
Prof. Dan Kugler, the local clarinet
virtuoso and band master. assisted the
Las Animas orchestra last Friday.
Jas MeBride's home was the scene Of
an enjoyable social dance by the neigh
bors Of the vicinity last Saturday night.
A drive from Rocky Ford to La Junta.
or vice versa, during this wetness demon
strates the superiority of the shale built
section Of the road.
S. c. Warren few days ago refused
to take $500 for his team Of blooded
Percherons. That's a fancy figure to
turn down. but Mr.. Warren isn't anxious
to SELL
Fred Cheek returned from Souther n
California last week and has finally de-
cided that Colorado climate and Colorado
business opportunities SUIT h m better
than any other.
The Woman's Home and Fore ign
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Emery Robb.
west of the city. on Thursday. May TO-.
Carriages will leave the Rest Room
promptly at 2:5o p. m.
j. W. Rice is up from the reservation
country in Southwestern Colorado, where
he and other Rocky Fordites took up land
some time ago. He reports all well down
there, and thinks Rocky Ford has kept
busy while he has been gone.
M. o. Godding who recently returned
from trip to South America, and who
has been visiting relatives here. has de-
oded to locate in the Holbrook country
near the new town of Cheraw. Mr.. God
ding is the eldest son of T. F. Godding,
Sr.
Because Of the demands made by our
advertisers this week the Enterprise is
again compelled to hold over the COM
municationN on mail orders. but it will ap-
pear nezt week without fail. We can alss
promise our readers most instructive
article upon the care and treatment Of
consumption. written for the Enterprise by
physician who Is recognized as an au-
thority upon this dread disease.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
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Roy Eisss Is taxing hrs pos, Office stat!
vacation.
Tho wemsn's Club will meet with Mrs.
q. N. Hall. on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Floyd Hawlsy has been enjoying
sisi. from her brother Harold. OF Colo
RADIO Springs.
II. q. Norton Is tho now pharmacist Of
tho Opera House Drug Store. Mr.. Nor
ton comes from Hannibal. Mo.
a big sale assured al the Adobe Barn
Weekly Saie. Saturday. Large listing Of
furniture. 1.-Two stock. machinery. ese-
Miss Marie Dean has so far recovered
from tho injuries Of her late accident as
TO DO ablo to resume her school duties
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Trsnhill returned
70 thoir home In Cripple Creek this week
after pleasant visit with their daughter
Mrs. S. c. Warren.
A. W. and Mrs. Shelton have invita-
tasions out for tho marriage Of thoir
daughter. Beatrice. and Fred W. Higgins.
Tho ceremony Is sot for tho 18th inst.
at tho Shelton home In Holbrook Valley.
S. A. Mcdonald Is whispering Il to his
moro immediate friends that he Is now
grandpa. A daughter has jus. beon born
to his daughter. Mrs. Lonore 5uirgy. Of
Denver. who used to DO ono Of Rocky
Ford's little girls.
L. M. Lyons and r. A. Walker. heads
Of ,ho Lyons cantaloupo League were in
town this week looking over tho ean.a-
loupo prospects. They arc not at all
chilled by tho cold snop we have been
having and think Rocky Ford "eants" will
be plenty.
Tho twenty eighth annual oneampment
Of the G. A. R. of colorad and Wyoming
will be held in Colorado Springs on May
IA, is. and IS. For this occasion the
railroads have made rate Of one fare
plus so cents for the round trip from all
points in the state.
Major Chritton Is having plotted into
town lots his five acre tract south of
town. Three lots are already sold to
John Little, two to M. L. Ford and one to
Builder Ivey. The two last will proceed
to build themselves homes on their lots,
and the major will build another dwelling
adjoining his present suburban residence.
Harold Burrell is the fortunate possess
sor Of a perfect nose. notwithstanding the
smash-up he got into few weeks ago.
Harold had sudden onset Of fever the
other day. that was not easily diagnosed
by his doctor. and he was kept under
close surveillance lest his skin might do
something rash" But an abcess in his
reorganized probosis broke and revealed
the cause of the fever and Harold was
turned loose again.
Editor Lawless. who writes the scintil-
lations that make the Lamar Sparks
live up to its title, was in town Wednes-
day. fraternizing with the W. O.. VS..
and also with his brothers of the quill.
He had three new editors to meet in
Rocky Ford this visit. J. T. is secretary
of the State Editorial Association and he
announces that plans are making for the
summer outing Of "ye editors" to be held
at Steamboat Springs on the new Moffat
railr,ad. and it is intended to have the
scribes take their families and go into
camp there for several days. leaving the
state in benighted ignorance for whole
week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10

Judging from the unusual number Of
plumbsrs' licenses bsing asked for from
tho city council these days tho cost Of
;ha, expensive feature Of our homo con-
yenieneas ough, TO bs Gu; down somewhat
by composition in that lins. Tho would
DO builders Of nsw homes will also be an
eoaragsd somewhat To go on with their
projects. IL plumbing becomes cheap.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Frank II. Hoiienhsek. pAstorJ
Public worship at ] am. and 8 PIN.
Morning theme. "a Broader Christianity
Evening. THE Eloausnes Of Silence"
Good music at each service. Sunday
school at $40 am. Ep~orth League
at 7 pm. Welcome to ALL
Christian.
w. 3. HaHsr. Pastor.
4o4 N 18th ST.
Bible school a, s;45 am. church ser
vice al ! I am. and 300 pm.
Morning sermon. The Art OF Forgive
ness.- Evening sermon. n Struggle
Worth Your Tims.'
c.E.asZ z pm, Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. All welcome TO services.
German Baptist Brethren.
Sunday school al 10 a. m. Preaching
services al II Am. and 8 pm. Young
Peoples meeting at p. IN.
Special services May IL. Sermon a.
5 pm. also a, preceding tho saefa-
mental services in the evening.
Episcopal
Rev. Mr.. Barnes. OF La Junia. will con-
due. services a, the Baptist church on
Sunday afternoon al three O'Clock.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. w. |. Davenport. Pastor.
Baptist Church.
S. c. Green. Pastor.
Preaching by tho pastor at II a. m.
and 9 .. m. Sunday school al s:s6 am.
Young peoples meeting z pm.
First Christian Science ooeisty.
Chapel and Reading Room Hagen block
South Main.
Services: Lesson Sermon Sunday II
Subject; "Mof,sis and immos,als."
Testimonial services Wednesday 8 o IN.
Reading Room open daily excepting Sun
day 2 TO .. IN.
Mrs. Anna Louise Nesris Clark.
FRS, Reader.
CATHOLIC
FATHER FELIX pitLY. Pastor:
Services on frs; and third Sundays o!
each month. First Sunday. Mass at II
o'clock and third Sunday a, 8 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
WANT COLUMN
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Wanted hand furniture. High
es. prices p,id by tho eurkdoll Hardware
Company.
For Sale.-A six horsepower olds
gasoline engine. in firss-eiass condition.
VIII bo sold cheap rs wish to mako
room for electro mo;or.-F. A. karpe.
1858
For Salo.-Beausifu tract Of land ad-
ioining Rocky Ford Club house at Green
Mountain Falls. Colorado. For full par
tieulars address W. n. Keith. Ottawa.
Kansas, $3.50
Found.-A Lady's Gold Loeket. with
engraved monogram on front. ownor
may have same by calling a. tho Enter
prise Office. proving property and paying
for this notice.
Rooms for rent in tho Godding terrace.
N. Main.-w. r. Stark. 46.
Los..--A lap dus.er and ladies light
jacket, in Rocky Ford on Apr. 2s. Finder
please return to Enterprise office or to D.
D. Wiley and receive reward. 1880
Lost.-A ladies' necklace with heart
shaped pendent set with pearls. between
Washington school and Laekey's ranch.
Finder will please leave at the Enterprise
office and receive reward. 81
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
Buy high grade seeds Of D. v
BurreIl.
Rea, Estate Movement.

The City Realty Co. this week sold the
DR.. R. L. Brown residence, corner 9Th
and Catalpa streets. to Emma N. Cad
walader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10

N. z Green Of Seymour. Iowa. Is spend
Ing few days with his brother. Frank
Green.
Carpets. rugs. art squares. cash or In
ssaimen,s. w. r. Stark. sSu
will you need crop expense
money? II will pay you TO see
the First National Bank. '"f
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-11
BLACK HAND" HERE
Startling Statements Made to
Justice ofthe Peace McCarron
in regard to Organization
THEY LEARN TO USE KNIFE

Startling revelations were made to
Justice of the Peace George B. Nc
Carron this morning in regard to an
Italian organization, said to exist in
Kenosha which, it is alleged, is SINH
lar to the famous "Black Hand" Soc
iety which has terrified police depart
ments in all parts of the United
States. A young Italian boy inform
ed the Justice that there existed a
society of similar nature IN Kenosl1a
and that the members met almost
nightly to be instructed in the use of
the revolver, the knife and the razor.
1t was alleged that the meetings of
the society were held in basement
of one of the houses in the Italian
quarter. According to the state
ments made by the Italian, the society
in Kenosha has a membership of
twenty-four.
1t is claimed that one Salvanio, a
Kenosha Italian, and one who had
been prominent in the Kenosha or
ganization, is now in jail in Chicago
charged with having connections with
the "Black Hand. The matter was
referred to the Kenosha police officials
and thoroug h investigation will be
made of the story. Most of the Off
Gals seem to be of the opinion. that
the young Italian had been misled by
his fellow countrymen, but the men
who are reported to have been men,
bers of the society will be closely
watched.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-11
Chicago and Milwaukee Will Soon
Be Running Into the Loop
District Of Chicago
BENEFITF0R KEN0sHAPE0PLE
New Electric Railway Company Will
Assure Transportation to Chicago
at Very Low Rates.-Great
Trunk System Planned

The election of Mason B. Starring,
Of Chicago, to the presidency of the
Northwestern Elevated in that city is
of vital Importance to Kenosha, be-
cause Mr.. Starring's first declaration
is to the effect that he will push the
Ravenswood extension Of the elevated
to early completion.
The Ravenswood extension is i'm
portant to Kenosha because it is
over this road, the Northwestern Ele-
waited, that the Chicago & Milwaukee
Electric Railroad company cars will
eventually reach the loop district and
down town Chicago,
The Ravenswood extension has
been the matter in the minds of north
shore residents for years, and the
Elevated has worked on it for several
years now with no palpable results.
Starring's declaration is the first
definite thing to develop in months.
The Chicago & Milwaukee Electric
road will avail itself of the extension
by putting third rail shoe on all of
its cars, SO that they may be trans7
ferred directly from the trolley tracks
to the elevated, ard thence into down
town Chicago.
The advantages of an electric line
that can make trip from Kenosha
to Milwaukee and Chicago equally
we'll, will easily be seen as regards
Kenosha, and will be even greater to
towns farther south.
The method described is common
enough, the Aurora & Elgin electric
using the third rail and transferring
to the trolley line and vice versa.
This line is noted for the high rates
of speed it maintains and the eff
ficiency of its intcrurban service.
With the completion of arrange
ments for Chicago connection the
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric rail-
road will really assume it's first i'm
portance among the electric trunk
lines OF the state and be in line for
network of connections and transfer
agreements that will if necessary
carry passengers from Milwaukee or
even farther north clear to st. Louis.
The present efficiency OF the Frost
line, considering its length, is un-
equalled. The excellence of its equip
ment is undoubted, as is its construc-
ton.
However, it's service is not to be
overlooked and the general concession
is now made that the Chicago & Mil
yankee Electric Railroad Com pany is
taking better care of its passengers
by reason of a perfect schedule, as ac-
curate as that of any railroad, than
perla ps any electric railroad in the
| United States.
| Connections are now in all cases
made with perfect ease and the pas
senger is rarely if ever Inconvenience
more than a few seconds by any
transfer from one car to another, the
functions and the schedules coming
tog ether nicely.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-11
NOTICE

A meeting of the stockholders of
the Kenosha Land & Improvement Co.
will be held at the Office of John
O'Donnell, 10 Main street, Kenosha,
at7.30 p. m, Wednesday, April 10th,
1907, for the election of officers and
for the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting.
a10 JNO. O'DoNNELL, Sec'y.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-11

William Meredith has gone to New
York OH q. business trip in the inter-
ests of the Badger Brass Co. He will
be absent about two months.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-11

You can't afford to miss it-Glee
Club concert on sixteenth. a13
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-11

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
I'VE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14
ASPHYxiATED BY GAS HEATER
Man Who Caused Five Others to Hang
Meets Peculiar Death.

Pueblo, Colo, Jan. IA special
TO the Chieftain from Douglas, Ariz..
says that Frank Buckles, aged A.
years, hotel proprietor of Pagosa
Springs. Colo, and famous as the man
On whose testimony five outlaws were
hung at Tombstone, Arizona. in 1885.
was seized with heart failure while
bathing at Douglas yesterday. fell
upon the instantaneous gas heater in
such a manner as to asphyxiate him.
The coroner's jury found $1100 in
his trunk. Buckles was one of the
founders of Bisbee, Arizona. 23 years
ago and was one of the first men ever
to have homesteaded ranch land in
this territory. He is survived by a
wife and five children at his Colorado
home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14
RACE BALLOONS AT ST. LOUIS
Nine Contestants Promised From
Three Countries.

New York. Jan. 14.-Cortland Field
Bishop, president of the Aero club OF
America, has announced a list of five
supplementary prizes to be offered in
connection with the coming inter-
national cup balloon race on October
10 next in st. Louis. James Gordon
Bennett gives $4,000 to the winner.
The supplementary prizes were an
nouneed: $1,000 to the second bal
loon in the race; $3.50 to the third
balloon offered by the combined rail-
roads. running into st. Louis; $500 to
the fourth balloon offered by Daniel
S. Nugent of st. Louis, and $3.50 TO
the fifth balloon offered by a St. Louis
German newspaper.
These prizes are for the balloons
travelling the greater distances.
In addition the Aero club has
decided to offer supplementary prize
or $500 to the balloon staying long
er in the air. So far Great Britain.
France and the United States have
forwarded their entries which guaran-
tee that at least nine balloons will
start in the contest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14
PRESIDENT TALKS POLITICS
Speaker Of New York Assembly Guest
at White House..

Washington, Jan. 14.-James Wads-
worth, Jr., speaker Of the New Yorh
assembly. had a conference last night
with President Roosevelt in which the
New York political situation was
situation was thoroughly discussed
FOR two hours.
Mr.. Wadsworth would not discuss
the conference further than to saw
that it related. to the New York poll
hcal situation and the New York
legislature. He said anything further
on the subject or any news of the
Conference would have to be given ont
from the White House.
Commissioner Clements of the in
,erstate commerce commission and
commissioner of Corporations Gar
field conferred with the president for
Two hours today. None of the par
ties would discuss the nature of tn.
conference. Commissioner Clements re.
turned yesterday from Chicago.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14
JAP EXCLUSION
HOOOiUM ACT
So Declares David Starr
Jordan in Speech at
San Francisco

San Francisco, Jan. 14.-"No con-
gress could pass a Japanese exclu-
sion act and no president could sign
one because it would be noodlum
act" said David starr Jordan, presi-
dent of the Stanford university, in
addressing meeting at Equity hall
last night by socialists, by whom he
had been invited to speak on the
Asiatic problem. Continuing DIR. Jor-
dan said.
There can be no exclusion act
aimed at a genuine nation, that Is a
nation with stable government. They
would resent it. But I am assured
by the Japanese officials whom know
that they are willing to enact law
themselves prohibiting the immigra-
ton of unskilled labor into this coun-
try.
"They are willing to keep their
children out Of our yard, but they dc
not want us to drive them out with
bludgeons.
Protests Against Exclusion.
1T is nonsense to say that we have
to fight with the Japanese to see who
shall have the supremacy Of the Pa
cific. That country will nave tn.
mastery which has the best goods ia
sell. wrapped up in the most attrac.
tive style parcels and for sale at the
cheapest prices.
This city pays for it's schools and
1t has right to run them as badly
as 1t did Is years ago if wants to. II
may have the right to exclude all
aliens but doubt If it has the righ
to exclude the aliens of one single
nation. In any case it might have
done it more gracefully.
1T is only the hoodlums that make
trouble and everytime a boy throw:
tomato can at the Japanese he
makes the question so much harder
OF settlement. I do not think thu
argument of permanent race Difficult.
ties is so strong after ALL
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14
1906 WAS A BANNER YEAR

Washington, jan. 14.-That 1906
was banner year in the history OF
the United States. industrial activity
far out distancing any previous rec
ord. is the deduction of statistical ex-
perts of the bureau OF statistics o.
the department of commerce land
labor. The value of manufactures
and raw materials imported in eleven
months the past year was $402. 000,-
900. against 1907 100000 In the COR
responding months of 1905.
The total value OF manufactures ex-
ported during the year will exceed
s700.0OO.0O0.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14
LET CONTRACTS
HUNTINGTON LINE
Utah Construction Company
Is to Begin Work
at Once
Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 14.-Th

Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 1.-THE
Tribune says:
A contract Of the Northwestern
railroad, an extension Of the Oregon
Short Line from Huntington, Ore,
to Lewiston, Ida, was awarded to Sthe
Utah Construction company at Ore
gon Short Line headquarters in this
city wednesday. The section of road
covered by the contract is from Hunt
ington to iron Dyke mine, distance
of about sixty miles, and work will
begin at once, as the weather in that
region will permit of grading OPP
erations at all seasons.
The new corporation is an auxiliary
to the Oregon Short Line. The entire
distance to be travelled from Hunt.
ington to Lewiston is about $50 miles
and maps have been passed for a
definite location covering ninety miles
of the route. The road will follow
closely the water grade Of the Snake
river, thus giving an easy grade. e
Begin Work Immediately.
While the road will enter a
resourceful section of country now
without railroad facilities, it is higa.
~ possible that when completed, Il
will in reality become the main line
to Portland. At Lewiston it will
Join the Oregon Railroad and Naviga.
ton. which follows the Snake dowr
the Columbia, and by adopting this
route the heavy grades between Hunt.
ington and Pendleton. in the Blue
mountains. would be eliminated, and
while the route will be somewhat
Heightened, this would be more thar
compensated for by the easy grade
It would also shorten the distance te
Spokane and adjacent territory.
A force of men will Immediately b.
put to work by the Utah CONSTRUCTION
company. The work is not particular,
heavy. although some rock excavation
Will be encountered. but no approx
mate data can be given when tn.
road will be completed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14
Big Profit in Apples.

Judge Hogue brought to town this
week several boxes OF fine Black Ben
Davis apples raised on his place near
Gilbert. These apples are fully de-
veloped, of fine flavor and without
blemish. The judge has one of the
finest orchards in the Clearwater
country and is justly proud of his sue
cess in this line. He has at present
700 trees. $50 of which are bearing
at the present time and returning a
handsome profit on the investment.
He has raised and marketed a ton Of
apples this year for which he has re-
ceived cents per pound. In addition
to this return the judge has harvest
ed crop of corn among the trees
each season. This goes to show that
the harder fruits can be grown here
successfully, and Mr.. Hogue's exam
pie could be profitably followed by
his neighbors on the ridge.-Orofino
Tribune
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14
Cottonwood, NeZperce,
= srTEsN

OF jaundice, came to Moscow in 1889
from Kansas. Later his son Walt.
took up homestead near Pierce City
to which the family moved in 1894.
Later Mr.. Stiles took homestead on
Ford's creek on which the family re-
sided at the time Of his death. He
leaves a wife, three sons and a
daughter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-14

VIII the people who have call .
. ed at $50 Sixth street to lock at :.
. furniture kindly call again today .
. or tomorrow. House oan be se- .
= cured now. See For Sale al. {.