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GRAMATICA EN- NGLfS Y EN- ESPANOL.

o UN VOCABULARIO DE FRASES MUY TITLES IN
AMBOS IDIOMAS
para los que queran faniiarizarse con el idioma Ingl6s sin
necesidad de maestro, pues cada paabra Inglesa leva su
pronunciation hgurada. Este Vocabulario es de mucha uti-
ldad para los Espanoles Hispano-Amercanos que visiten
los Estados Unidos.
Aderads contiene una explicacion de Todas las Enter
medades que afigen al genera unano Y nanera de impedir-
las, etc. etca el TEMPO requerido para que Sc declare una
Eniermedad Eruptiva 8 Contagious, 10 que debe hacerse en-
case de Academic, y una Tabla que muestra el tempo que
requiere 81 ~Est6mago para digerir los alimentos.
FL precio regular Este Volnmen de cerca de 800 paginas, con illus.
traciones, esq y se enyiara 4 cualquier parte por
S0LAnENTE rs CENTAvOS, FRANCO De PORTO.
Este es yerdaderamene mn regalo que hacemos, porque de estemodo e
da conocer al pdbIco la manera mas fail dc instruire y evitar las n
fermodades. Lo que exigmos s que ell lector 10 d6a conocer q sus amis-
tades y conocidos. No perdan tempo No Sc presentara oma OCCASION como
eaa de adquiir un Libro senejane y tan vanoso. Escnhan hoy mismo al
Dr. v. sBORDoNEs
UNIVERSAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE
80 WEST goth Rec NEW YORK, y. S. A.
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Don Emiterio Espinosa, labra-
dor de Abiquid, Sc halla en- Ia Gil
dad con negocios personales.
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suscrlbanse IL Nuevo Mexicano,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25
Republican Precinct Caucus.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be held at the rooms Of the Republican
headquarters in Rocky Ford on October
End. at 1850 p. m. a republican caucus
to nominate two candidates for Justice Of
the Peace and two candidates for Con-
stable, for Justice Precinct 4, composed
of voting precincts .l5. Il. is. l6. IL
and %.
Dated at RockyiFord, Sept. l6. 1908.
COMMITTEES: n. N. Minor
w. H. Hickox
:. 7. Higgins.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25
w. c. T. u. Notes.

The annual election Of officers Of the
W. c. T. U. took place in the Baptist
church last Friday afternoon. which
brings US to the close Of another useful
year in the W. c. T. U. work. We can
not say it has been successful year in
every detail. for we have had many
drawoa One Of them was loosing
our money in the State Bank. which
crippled the work somewhat. Another
was we regret to say. in attendance.
Our subjects are of the very highest or
der ard full of interest, but our meetings
we're poorly attended. But we have the
faithful few. What would this grand old
world Be. were it not for the faithful
fewPr They have gene grandly on feel
ing amply repaid for the burden they
have SC noblY borne.
The officers elected are as follows:
Mrs. Augusta KInefelter was unanimous
ly elected president; i, her we feel we
have a capable leader. Vice. resident.
Mrs. Mari, 3 St John; Secretary. Mrs.
Lillian 3. Bailey; Treasurer. Mrs. Judith
X. Blinn. Le; us rally around our new
President ami surmount soma the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

student. He has at all times kept him
self informed upon matters Of public and
national import and the Enterprise can
truthfuliy say that there is no better in
formed or practically educated a farmer
in the Arkansas Valley.
Upon reaching early manhood young
Ryan moved to Oklahoma, where for
thirteen years he bueksd hard times.
malaria and Democracy. He managed
to get the best of the former. and hold his
own with the latter. but the malaria
proved victorious ami so five years ago
he came to the Arkansas Valley. bought
himself a small farm near Rocky Ford
and by careful husbandry has amassed a
comfortable holding.
The rest Of his history Is in the making.
and the voters Of Otero county are as
sured. if they elect him their representa-
tive that he will look after the wants Of
his constituents with the ability and in
telgence that has marked his eleanly
and praiseworthy career.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25
ABOUT Our CANDIDATES

bride, assumed the obligations of man
before he was twenty years old. In 1871
Mr.. Swink came to Colorado to make a
home for his growing family. Taking up
claim of government land at the old
Rocky Ford he began to till the arid soil
upon small scale. The marvellous rich
ness of the land, when awakened by the
magic touch of water unfolded to him a
glowing future and in 1873 he COM
menced the Rocky Ford ditch. to which
enterprise is directly due the wonderful
development and prosperity of the lower
Ark :1ses Valley. Not only was Mr..
SwinX The father of irrigation in the
Valley" but the sugar beet industry of
this section is directly due to his indom-
liable energy and perseverance. But
why continue a personal history so well
known throughout the state? George W.
Swnk has been tried in many important
positions-end always ale good. He
has served as state senator for eight
years and has so retained the confidence
and admiration Of his constituents that
their earnest solicitation has again pre-
vailed upon him to champion their inter-
ests in the state senate.
George W. Swink, we believe. has not
an enemy in Otero county. Can as much
be said of any other man? His friends
are legion. and if they will but exercise
their prerogative upon election day. SEN
ator Swink will be returned to his old
seat with the largest majority ever polled
in the county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

cation. He is Knight Templar Mason.
a member OF La Junta Lodge Number
Z0l 3. p. o. Elks and OF the Woodmen
OF the World. He has the reputation of
a successful lawyer wherever he has
praeticed and he and his partner. Paul
M. North. have built up good business
in Rocky Ford and by gentlsmanly
square dealing he has made many friends
and enjoys the confidence Of all who
know him. From his long experience at
the bar and having occupied the position
Of County Judge twice before. he is well
qualified to.,fill the Office with honor to
himself and those who elect him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25
"ttans and Nix

Dixon and Bernard in that most extra
ordinary mxture-of farce. vaudeville and
music Hans and Nix" is announced for
an early engagement at the lo=al theatre.
Tais merry skit is said to be trirful Of
o. quick wlt. catchy music, pretty girls.
gay marches. topical songs, eccentric
dances and everything else that is best
liked in me vaudeville, comic opera. and
farce c3medy line.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

farm in Uncle Joe Cannon's celebrated
Seventeeth Congressional district in east
ern Illinois. and it was there that the
young fellow imbibed and was permeat-
ed with brand of Republieanism that
endures through every stress. Stress of
farm work in early life compelled Glenn
to relinauish all thought Of securing an
education other than that furnished by
the district school. but throughout his
life Mr.. Ryan has been an omnivorous
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

For the next few weeks the Enterprise
will try to familiarise its readers with
the candidates who compose the Repub-
lisan county ticket.
1t will be our purpose to, as far as
possible. picture and give short biograph-
ical sketch of each candidate. and it is
most fitting that we should begin with
our candidate for Senator, G. w. Swink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

difficulties this ensuing year.
The next meeting will be mothers
meeting. Sept. 25th. subject The Value
Of Good Literature" Strangers are cor
dially invited to attend these meetings in
the Baptist church.
Mrs. Lillian B. Bailey. Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

Clem V. Ryan,
Republican candI-
date for represen-
tative. was born
n e ar Cincinnati,
Ohio, April 9. l8z /.
He Is of Iris b.
American parent
age. When Glen
was a b o ut fl v e
years old his par
ents moved to a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

Judge H. M. Minor. republican
candidate for County Judge. was
born in the state Of Illinois. raised
on the farm. educated in the COM
mon schools and at Eureka COL
lege. At the beginning Of the Civil
War although not IL years Of age
he enlisted in the Forty-frst Ill
inois Regulars. Illinois Volunteer
Infantry. was severely wounded
twice at the Battle of Shiloh. April
9Th. 1862. and was discharged
from the service on account OF his
wounds; re-enlisted as Orderly
Sergeant Co. |. l45 Illinois. IN
April 1864. and served until about
the close of the war. On returning
home from the army he taught
school and read law with the Hon.
r. T. Cassell. Eureka. ILL.,; was ad-
mitted to practice by the Supreme
Court of that state June 9th. 1876,
and at once entered upon the prac-
tice OF law. Prior to his removal
from Illinois to Colorado in 1897.
he held a number of official pos
among which were member Of the |
Of Supervisors. Township Clerk. h
and City Attorney. Master in Cha
and twice County Judge. On com
this state he located at Longnont. q
er county, where he lived and pra
his profession in both State and Fe
courts until he came to Rocky Ford;
there he was elected City Atts
and Member Of the Legislature. HI
Grand Army man. and a member o
Survivors Of the Battle Of Shiloh .
citation and three years ago was el
department commander and the
year National Commander Of said
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25
sHR|F7 H7 Excursions
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Lam OEYtCE AT PUEBLO. Colo.

Sept. s, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that Oliver DcNorris,
OF Rocky Ford. Colo. who on October TO- 1906.
made II. T.. IE3is. Serial No. 0723 for 9. Z. \
Section q. Township % s.. Range 50 " 9Th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
tion to make Final Communication Proof. to
establish claim to the land above described.
before the Clerk OF the District Court. at La
JuntA. Colo, on the 20th day Of October. 1q0s.
Claimant names witnesses: James u.
HAIL. Robert II. Todd. George II. Glass and
John +. Waybright. all Of kocky Ford. Coo.
19p s. A. ABBEY. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

George Washington Swink was born
on farm near Hardenburg. Kentucky,
June so. 1886. His ancestors on both
sides were of Pennsylvania Dutch stock.
In le4o his father moved westward and
settled on a farm in Schuyler county.
Illinois. Here the boy grew up. gained a
good start in life. wooed and won fair
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25
Real Estate Movement.

W. L. Caldwell this week sold his l5-
acre farm just west Of town to George
Baumgarner Of Lynn county. Missouri.
Consideration. $500 cash.
W. L. jackson has purchased the
Thos. R. Wilson place. 4O5 South Fifth
street, and eontemplates building a hand
some residence.
Allen NJ. Hopkins has sold his property
at 6ol South Fifth street to B. G. Will
son and intends returning o Michigan.
Within few days will have the finest
line of Ladies Tailornads SUITS ever
brought to Rocky Ford See my display
before buying. Mrs. Matte >. Hulse.
Wanted.-looO ton, b"t pulp. VIII
give 25c pei ton. p. C. r X, one mile
south Of Ne d ,.-. 2Ctf
Do not fail to -. ~ OF Gage
styles at Mis- Il Fr md Satur-
day, Oct End and
For Rent A 5-roou e. fur ished
Or unfurnIshed. -te d. o.. tt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

For all kind Of water and sewer con-
neetions see W. F. Stark, 400 N. Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25
For Sale or Trade.

Cod corner building lot, fine location.
mall building on the rear end. j. W.
II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

For Sale.-A few articles Of furniture.
Will take cash or labor. H. N. Minor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

Direetorie. the latest hat out, Miss
Jennie M. Goblin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

VIII L0k0 CASH VI louSts uiiOts
For Sale.-Good milk COW and a num-
Der Of pure bred Rho de Island red cock
erels. Henry Winter. West swink Ave.
For Sale.-ll room brick house. rs
foot front, cellar. toilet. bath. hot and
cold water. electric lights. Barn l4x24
with hay loft. etc. Terms easy. Inquire
2lo Swink Ave. lzu
For Rent-Six room dwelling. barn
and outbuIdings: fruit trees; with two
acres of ground or less; situated near
Jldge Chri toms residence. iu.t south Of
city limits. H. M. Minor.
II you are Interested in the West send
25 cents IN stamps for four late issues of
rne Pacific Monthly. containing fully
illustrated descriptive articles about
daIry ying. fruit growing. poultry raising
and general farming conditions IN Ore
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Pacific Monthly, Portland Ore.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-09-25

For Rent A 5-room e. fur ished
or unfurnIshed. -te d. o.. tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08
DOMESTIC D|SCORD
RESULTS IN
MURDER
Pennsylvania Militia Captain
Slain by SiSter-in-Lawi Di-
vorCe Proceedings Cause of
Deed,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire

tby Morning journal special Leased WireI
Philadelphia, oct ii. Clayton
Erb, captain and regmental quarter
master Of the Third regiment. Nation
al guard Of Pennsylvania, was shot
and killed at his summer home in
Delaware county tonight His sister
in-law, Mrs. Catherine Bcisel, is under
arrest in the Media Jail charged with
the murder The woman admits that
she did tho shooting during a family
quarrel
Captain Erb, who was private sccrc-
tary to Israel W. Durham. political
leader OF this city was one Of the best
known young men in political circles
in Philadelphia. He was married two
years ago ON August "a Mrs Erb
who was Mrs. W II Rothermcl, a
divorced woman. caused the arrest Of
Eugene Paulson, Mr.. Erb's colored
coachman on a charge of threatening
her life.
she said that she had been in
formed that Poulson was acting as q
spy Tor Captain Erb, who stood by the
'''' ''iii''' at 'iit l''"i 'i'S dN AGAINST
his wife. He explained that he did
SO because he expected to institute
proceedings against Mrs Erb and ex-
pected Poulson TO be an important
witness in the case. i'm which Mrs.
Katherine Beisel Mrs. Erb's sister
was to be involved
Captain Erb declared at the hear
ing that he had been dupcd when he
married Mrs. Rothermet and that her
conduct during his absence had been
the arrest of her husband on charge
of assault and battery and he was
held for trial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08
Comparison Day by Day With Same Days of Former Fairs
Shows More Paid Admissions Than Ever Beore Big
Crowds Assured for Three Closing Days of the Week.
STRONG RACING PROGRAM ON
THIS AFTERNOONS PROGRAM
Soldiers VIII Appear in Garrison Parade and viii Gather in
Convention Hall at Smoker Tonight; TOmoTow'S Pro-
gram VIII Include the Monkey Drill and Roman Races by
CavaIrymen With Big Wild West Show for Saturday.

fantry band. was loudly applauded.
The soldiers win play more promi-
nent part in each days program foI
the remaining three days of the fair
The practice drills and guard mount
each morning at the camp are draw
ing many interested spectators. To-
night the soldiers will give a smoker
in Convention hall. The affair is ar
ranged by the exposition management
PARTICULARLY for the benefit of the men
who win occupy the floor. Admission
will be allowed to the gallery for a
charge of fifty cents, which will be
distributed among the men.
The program will include sword
irills, bayonet drills numerous ath-
letic events and will be highly enter
tanning. It win begin promptly at
$40 o'clock.
Tomorrow the cavaIrymcn Will give
heir famous monkey drill and the
losing feature of the days program
viii be the highly exciting Roman
acc. each cavalryman riding two
horses over the mile course, standing.
rhis is an event which is always a ia
"orite. saturday the soldiers, cavalry
md Infantry, the COWBOYS and Indians
viii participate in wild west carnival
hat will beat the best Buffalo Bill
'Ver offered. 1t will he the closing
feature of the fair and viii be a big
lay of amusements, closing with the
arrival ON the streets and the masked
1all in convention hall
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08

Compared with the attendance at
former fairs day by day. every day of
the fair this year has set new record
for paid admissions, ana there is every
indication that the attendance at the
last three days of the week will exceed
the record breaking crowds of Monday
and Tuesday of this week. Yesterday g
crowd, while smaller than on Monday
and Tuesday, was still a large one, and
from early morning until closing time
last night there were crowds of peo-
pie in the grounds. Beginning with
the live stock auctions in the morning
and ending with the relay race in the
afternoon there was something doing
every minute. The program for today
is one of the strongest of the week,
and the racing feature is particularly
attractive In addition to the Glorieta
stake race for which seven entries
have been made and which is good for
$1,000, there win be three running
races ana relay race. The bronco
busting feature will be introduced this
afternoon and Indians ON foot viii
give an exhibition OF roping and the
human toboggan, the funniest cxhibi-
tion on record. The soldiers will take
their usual prominent part in the
program, with garrison parade. The
cavalry charges by the troops frOr
Fort Wingate yesterday made a hi
with the crowd. and the Butts manua
by the infantry, the men keeping time
to the music of the Twenty-first in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08
CANADIAN PACIFIC
TO INCREASE CAPITAL

Montreal. oct. AT the annual
meeting of the Canadian Pacific held
today the shareholders voted to ask
the sanction Of the government in
council of Canada to raising $4,000,
coo of new capital for the new com
pany. bringing the ordinary stock up
to $2O0. 900.
1t is not the intention to utilize the
power to raise all of the additional
capital at once but to hold most of it
in reserve for future developments,
which include the extension of the
company's Atlantic and Pacific ser
vice.
The present unissued capital is less
than $4,000, 900 The new issue is in
tended as a precautionary measure.
The shareholders also voted to ruti-
fy The purchase of controlling inter
est in the Alberta Railway and lrri-
eating company at a cost of $1,000
900. The property consists of 1l3
miles Of railroad $4,000 acres Of land
and an important collicry in the Ca
madam northwest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08
BELL ENL|STS
IN FIGHT ON
CANNON
CALIFORNIAN INVADES
UNCLE J0E'S DISTRICT
.Systom for Which Speaker
Stands Declared Repugnant
to Republican Form of Gov
eminent,

By Morning journal ssecIal Lsassd WirsI
Dauvile. His. oct 7.-Thcodorc A.,
Ben, of California. temporary chair
| man of the recent democratic nation
al convention, tonight addressed AN
audience at the armory. lie was fun
of enthusiasm as to the prospects for
democratic success this fan, pointing
out that Indiana Illinois and many
republican states would be found in
the democratic column He defended
Bryan's policies, and referred to
Speaker Cannon in sarcastic terms
Mr. Bell said in part:
"Joc Cannon has become a national
issue The system for which he stands
is repugnant - popular government,
1t is substitution of autocracy for
democratic rule II is boss rule on
national scale. The house OF repre-
scntativcs was established by our con-
stitution as a clearing house of pom
ular demands and where the viii Of
the majority could be enacted into
law, but under the Cannon theory Of
legislation this branch Of congress has
become the chief instrument OF an in
dustrial depotsm that is onriching the
few at the expense of the many We
can cuncede the personal honesty or
Cannon without endorsing the pervcr-
sion of representative goN ernmcnt
which he typilles. But he has yielded
to an environment that Is rcpulsive to
free government ana his retention in
"a position of such power Is a menace
TO the peoples welfare. He is the
champion of stand putism, which sim
ply means that the people having
passed under the yoke of monopoly
must remain in a condition of serf-
dom. by the retention of a high tar
n for gigantic industries, which have
invaded the markets of the world ana
arc successfully meeting competition
abroad without the aid Of tariff hc
would pcrpctuate a system Of private
taxation that. like a huge vampire, is
sucking the life blood Of $4,000 O0e
people at the rate OF hale billion
dollars a year. lie stands as the great
est exponent OF special privilege aud
governmental favoritism that are
draining the wells of the toling
masses into the reservoirs of the fab
ulously rich.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08
Ell PASO CONSTABLE
IN BAD PLIGHT
Manen Clements indicted for
Robbery for Which Texas
Laws Provide Death Penalty
Accused a Noted Gun Fighter

lBy Morning journal Special Lnnsed Wirel
El pas", Texas, oct 1.-Constablc
M1uou clements was indicted today by
tho grand jury of the local district
court ON a charge of robbery by the
use OF firearms. a capital otfensc i'm
Texas
n is alleged that Clements, who has
l.cn constable Iu the city precinct for
% number of years, is implicated i'm
the robbery OF sam Van Rooycn, "a
chicago travelling man, who was rob-
bed here of diamonds valued at $1,000.
elements is wcil known local char
artpr. with 90 reputation as gun
tighter According tu current gossip.
ho has killed haf dozen men in the
course of his somewhat lurid career
us o. peace officer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08
TWO MEN DEAD UNDER
WRECKED PASSENGER

Butte. Mont. oct. Two men
were killed and one injured In 2
wreck of Great Northern passenger
train at MJrius river ON the shelby
line. In the northern part Of the state
early this morning.
The Dead.
WILLIAM =. SPECK. of White Su'-
rhur Springs Mont. fireman.
UNKNOWN ENGINE WIPER.
Engineer Charles McClutock was
severely injured The train while
travelling at high speed struck soft
stretch ot roadbed. the engine rolling
into the ditch followed by tho bagga g.
and smoking ear. Bamspcck and the
wiper were buried under the wreck.
The passengers. beyond q hard shake
up. escaped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08

NOTICE.

All the banks of the city Of q
Albuquerque viii close daily at .
II o'clock. noon. from now un- 9
Persons with business TO transact .
are requested TO call in the .
morning until next Monday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08
INNOCENT BYSTANDERS
SHOT IN STRIKE RIOT

New York. oct THE lives of "a
dozen innocent bystanders were i'm
periled and one person was probably
fatally injured when revoIvcrs were
brought into use. tonight in the disor-
dcrs growing out of the strike Of the
New York TaNicab company's chauf-
feur- Robert Quaile. "a thirteeu-ycar-
old schpolboy. standing in front Of his
home in West Fity-seventh street
was struck in the head by one of the
flying bullets and is not expected to
live.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-08

Butte Mont oct butte Miners
union. local No. 4 Western Federation
of Miners. bya special election has en-
dnr~,l the 100000 strike and benefit
fund of the federation proposed at the
recent convention Of the organization.