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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-07-30
NOTICE

AS the sleeping accommodations
of the Glendive hotels are limited,
and we expect a large crowd of
horse buyers here during our sales,
Aug. 4th and 5th, 1908, we would
appreciate it very much, if anyone
having any rooms for lodging these
people VIII list them with L. j. Ber-
ry, Hotel Jordan, who will collect
and show the guests to their rooms.
Glendive Horse Sales Co.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-07-30
pom OUIXOTE
IS OUTDONE
0nitOr'S Special War Correspondent Makes ;
Scoop
GO -
scoop.

report reached our city Sunday
ming that the Ft. Lincoln braves
'ne number of 1000, well
.DPped and offcered, had taken
swan J, path and indeed, had al
Y crossed the state line. Later
|. ''p0rt was confirmed in a terse
4se 4 from the Lord Mayor of
/ S5S' 'lScount Charles Anderson,
- I1 mighty hosts were camped
~ 9s MS city ramparts for a
oiay rest.
\. y immediately caused intense
h .Slaent among the officers Of the
\. \ militia company. Captain
!. -iSlI, who was seated in the city
.G,.I Ie u. 'lme the message reach
In Suolye, emitted a roar which
N. TS Plainly heard from one end
H., u"lI TO the other. His trU ST.
,t...5 ,o5saant, Heck Newman, was
N Nv alo 70 prepare for any eventu-
\ ..n "llIIe the valiant captain him
\, ,alIea together his council of
air,sa1 Insisting Of Major Donohue,
s,osS ,',ta} Baker, Lieutenant Miski-
sast me- n. hospital corps and Lieu
op9 %l'enes, = the latter also
|&pBt W The sobriquet, The
|agbs >, sans peur and sans re-
!. ro,,. I During the sitting of the
etesr,,. I,lc'I Major Donohue diplo-
Is h 'ounclled that peace over
se ~, made to the advancing
bin 'O that Privates Dunn and
|rs@ ha sent out to offer them
srapaasS noSIages until peace could
&e nes Ssu lor by the local officers.
\ faet P''enue On calling attention to
|St toaiv mat mat. the local company
F. aot ~, 'luster about 25 fighting
'uol0g the officers pres
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-07-30

that the appointment be made. The
democratic party candidate spoke of
Mr.. Mack's wide acquaintance and
felt that in business ability and politi-
cal experience he measured up to all
the requirements of an efficient cam
paign manager.
Taking Mr.. Bryan's remarks as an
indication that Mr.. Mack was the Ne
braskan' S choice, members of the sub
committee turned their attention to
Mr.. Mack and induced him to accept
the position.
Chicago, July 25. William J. Bry-
an, democratic nominee for president,
arrived here at 9 o'clock this morning
from Lincoln, Neb., to attend the
meeting Of the subcommittee of the
national committee charged with the
duty of selecting national chairman
and other officers. Mr.. Bryan was ac-
companied by his brother, Charles
Bryan, National Committeeman Hall
of Nebraska, State Chairman Allen of
Nevada, Governor Osborne of Wyo-
ming and corps of newspaper men.
AS the Burlington train drew in
cheer went up from the impromptu
crowd. A man bearing striking re-
semblance to the Nebraskan, and who
turned out to be w. J. Green, a
cousin, was the first to greet the can
didate. Roger c. Sullivan, Norman
Mack and others shook the hand of the
candidate. After the invariable photo
graph had been taken, Mr.. Bryan,
with Mr.. Sullivan, walked through
the station and took an auto to the
Auditorium Annex.
At the hotel Mr. Bryan met his
running mate, Mr.. Kern, and other
members of the subcommittee and a
crowd of old friends who had gathered
there in anticipation of his coming.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-07-30

marauders back to Glendive to anx-
ious wives and sweethearts.
The Lincoln braves were astonish-
ed the next day to find such hub
bub created by them, they being
out on friendly visits only.
Everything is we'll that ends we'll
and it was the concensus of opinion
of the knights errant that Lord
Mayor Charles Anderson of the city
Of Hodges is a prince of good fell
lows and a recommendation has
gone forth to King Norris of Mon
tana for the knighting of the Lord
Mayor with the highest order with
in his gift. The Lord Mayor was
himself highly pleased with his visi-
tors, only taking exception to the
size of Major Donohue, and believ-
ing him at all times the company
cook. This misunderstanding caus-
ed slight soreness, but the two
soon met on common ground, when
the political arena was entered in a
spirited debate between the visitors
and the Lord Mayor.
We left Glendive in a touring car,
Went twenty miles, which amt
very far;
They re a darn good thing for very
short run,
But if you go very far it amt much
fun.
By Lieut.. ]. H. NJ.
With apologies to Turkey in
the Straw
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-07-30

St. Paul, July 25.-Gov. John A.
johnson of Minnesota today received a
letter from w. J. Bryan asking him
to meet Mr.. Bryan at Fairview, Lin
coin, at the earliest date possible TO
confer relative to the presidential
campaign. Mr.. Bryan asked Governor
johnson when he could be available
for speaking purposes.
The latter question is asked, Mr..
Bryan says, because of the numerous
requests that have been received for
Governor Johnson for speaking dates.
in the various states. He says the de-
mand in this respect is general and he,
hopes the Minnesota governor will be,
able to give them his attention.
Mr. Bryan refers to the visit made.
him at Lincoln by the Minnesota dele
cation to the Denver convention. He,
was told then that Governor Johnson
would be available when wanted and
he now hastened to request his pres
ence at Fairview that details concern
ing the campaign NAV be talked over.
Governor Johnson is on lecture tour,
but the contents of Mr.. Bryan's letter.
We're wired him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09

William Louis Siekenberger. the Re-
publican nominee for Sheriff Of Otero
county, is of German parentage. In 1864
he was born in Illinois. and attended the
public schools of that state which has
furnished so many men of ability to the
West. When not in school Louis labored
on the farm and in -four mills until he
was nineteen years old. Then having a
desire to see the West he came to Kan
sas and worked upon farm in that state
for one year. In 1884 he came to
Rocky Ford and worked for Uncle Billy
Matthews for couple of years. Later
he was employed by J. c.. Vroman. In
1889 he filed on a homestead four miles
west of this city. where he lived until
1896. In that year he moved to his pre-
sent home. four miles southeast Of Man
zanola.
W. L. Sickenberger has been for sew
eral years a member Of the Arkansas
Valley Fair board of directors. and his
honest efforts and clear Judgment have
been of great aid toward the success Of
our big Fair. He is possessed Of cool.
even temperament. which will be Of great
benefit to him in performing the duties Of
the office to which he will surely be
elected.
Vote for W. L. Siekenberger-an up
right, fearless eitizen-for sheriff.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
Notice OF Final Settlement.

IT. tho Matter II the Estate ot Sarah J. EiIIt.
ICCTa~sHl.
NUttCy j. hereby given. that on Monday til"
tac regular days Of the september Term at
the County Court OF Ot"Fp County. IN tho
State Of Colorado | Theodore J. HriIt. Ad-
HintstTafur Of said estate, Will appear bcfOrv
the Judge Of said Court. UT"-rut my hUal
settlement as such Administrator, pray the
approval uf tho same. and will then apply to
he discharged A. such Adm.ui-I TatuF. 1t
winch time and place any rCr~nu In inter, -
may appear aud pro sent objections fu the
aaIfir II nuy there he.
dated "A Rocky Ford. Colorado. Scptt tnbur
2s Igg TlIEADORE y. RHITr.
Administur"r nf tho Estate Of sarah 4.
Britt. deceased. 81
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
CAMPAIGN is ON
Republicans are Holding Rouslng
Meetings In County.

On Monday evening the campaign was
opened in good earnest by the Republican
county candidates, who held an enthusi-
astic meeting in La Junta. This was
followed by rouslng meeting at Swink
on Tuesday evening. many being unable
to find standing room in the hall where
the meeting was held. Wednesday night
the same enthusiasm prevailed al the
meeting in Fowler and last night the La
fayette schoolhouse was filed to its ut
most capacity and many were turned
away unable to find even standing room.
At the meeting last night James C. Bur
ger, candidate for Congressman -at-large.
Geo. L. Hodges. candidate for Attorney
General. and Senator John 3. Stephens
assisted the county candidates in enter
taining the audience.
The following dates have been arranR-
ed for the coming week.
Friday. Oct 9, at Manzanola.
Saturday. Oct. 10, at Grand Valley.
Monday, Oct ! 2. at Rocky Ford,
Tuesday, Oct l5, at Sugar City.
Wednesday. Oct. -, at Ordway.
Thursday Oct. 5. at Kings Center,
Friday, Oct l6. at O.ney.
At all OF the above meetings the can
ddates upon the county ticket will be
present and the best of entertainment
will be provided.
Additional speakers at the ROCKY Ford
and Sugar City meetings will be John W.
Springer and James A. Orr Of Denver.
whom everyone Interested IN good, clear.
progressive government Will wish to
hear.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09

oauIuei ". Brown. lne nominee for
Clerk and Recorder on the Republican
ticket, was born in Pennsylvania in 1864.
and received his education in the State
Normal schools Of Edinboro and Grove
City, Pa. At the age Of eighteen he be-
gan teaching school in Pennsylvania,
where he taught for two years. Then he
moved 10 Nebraska. where he taught for
another year. In 1885 he moved to
Kingman county. Kansas. where he
proved up on a preemption claim. In
1889 he came to Otero county, Colors-
do. where he has since resided.
For nine years S. W. Brown was a
teacher in the public schools Of this eoun-
~. In 1905 he was elected City Clerk
and Water Commissioner Of La Junta,
serving in that capacity for two years,
And fer the last two years he has served
as deputy assessor under H. W. Ads
mond. This record is surely convincing
to the most seertical that no mistake
was made in the nomination Of Samuel
Brown for Recorder. He is certainly
qualified in every way for the Office and
we bespeak your vote for Samuel W.
Brown.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
Enthuslasm Rampant.

W. c. Steele was in Denver last Friday
and Of course took in the TAFT meeting
in the big auditorium. He reports that II
was the greatest demonstration that has
ever been held in Colorado II not the en-
tire West, and thousands upon thousands
were unable to gain admission to the
vast amphitheatre. He was one 'of the
lucky amongst the thousands who did get
inside and will never forget the demon
stration with which the future President
was greeted.
Mr.. Steele reports his great surprise at
the enthusiasm Of the immense thronR,
as he had not believed that Republicans
in these later years would show their en-
thusiasm so heartily. Il reminded him
of scenes and times shortly after the
war.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
SOME BLAZES
That Caused the Fire Department
to Hustle.

Through a combination of circum-
stances the Rocky Ford fire department
had but little time for sleep on Sunday
night. About o'clock-sven before
they had time to shed their go o-to-meet-
ing" clothes-they were called out to
quell blaze that had broken out in a
barn at the rear of the Herring residence,
corner Chestnut avenue and Ninth street.
When first discovered the fire had gained
considerable headway, and it took some
hard and fast work by the department to
keep the flames from spreading to ad-
joining buildings. The barn Is an almost
complete wreck.
About midnight another alarm called
the department to South Main street,
where another fire of mysterious origin
was devastating the interior of Mrs.
Bertha Berry's candy kitchen, corner
Main and Maple avenue. Mrs. Berry
was in her bedroom at the rear of the
store preparing to retire when crack
ling sound caused her to open the con-
neoting door. She was met by mass Of
flames that drove her to the street
When the fire department finally got the
blaze under control the stock of oon'ec-
tionery and tobaceos had gone up in
smoke and Mrs. Berry had met with a
loss of about 5000, partially covered by
insurance.
The department was again called to
the latter place about 6 o'clock on Tues
day evening. but this last scare was over
before their arrival. 1t appears that a
live coal had been rolled up in the bed
ding after the first fire. and it had
smouldered for many hours before break
ing into flame. When the bedding had
been thrown outside all danger from the
last threatened fire was at an end.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
L.AAL nLEIL-E At II-Ln III d LnI

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LNNU OFFICE At PUEHLo. COLo.
Sept. ;. lPOs.
Notice l. hereby given that Oliver DeNorris.
ut Rocky Ford. Colo. who on October 10. 1896.
mndv n. l.. lEIli, Serial No. H7Zl for : T. =,
Section =. Township - :. Range ~ W 9Th
Principal Meridian. has filc,l notice OF intcn-
tlnn Ia make Final Communication Proof to
establish claim ia the land above described.
t'"fOU" tho Clerk of the District Court at La
Junta. tOIo.t IN the sOth day Of October. 1905.
t.ntmaut names witucsse~. James ".
Han. Robert II. Todd. George II. GLASS and
John T. NHyhFiEht. all uf Rocky Ford. too.
l?p : \. Abbey. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
Nominate Justices.

A Republican caucus was held last
Friday evening for the purpose Of placing
in nomination two candidates for Justice
Of the Peace and two candidates for
Constable for Justice Precinct No. 4. or
Rocky Ford and its environs. Tho fol-
lowing we're the candidates nominated:
For Justices Of the Peace. NJ. Chrit-
ton and William Green.
For Constables Hsrdman and
J. r. Batsman.
They are all good men and tue. and
will bs chosen at the polls Nov. J.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
ENNp OIFICE Al FUEuIn. COIO.

m NtNA UT u Il IN l Ehlpb
LANb OIFICE At PUEnLJp. COLO.
September n. lgtFS
Notice II hereby given that Harry A. wal
lace. Ui NuCky Ford. Colo. who. on July il.
IFT5, mndc Homestead Application III! :. Set lai
No. Dlii9, tor 81 NWis. ~ SMI4. Section -
Township . ;. kauEr 81 W. 6th Principal
Meridian. hIs fil,d motto" Of Intention 10
make FIuil Communication PrDuf to ,.sfahl. sh
Claim To the land above described. hctur,, L
=. Land One" At Pueblo. Colo. on the nm
day OF November. Ig1S.
Claimant nuur"- a. witnesses. J \ Mellon.
A &. Palmer, " | Pcuttin. q. II 'ilH-s. all Ct
ROCKY futl, Colo.
is-.=ap :. \. ABBEY. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09

For Sale Ill 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. lztt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09

We are in the market for some
Cantaloupe and Watermelon seed
fields, also seed. If you have
some to sell LET us know and we
will look hem over. D.V. BurreIl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
A Grand RecoRAs

The Republican party IL not only
rich In men. but rich in practical and
beneficial principles-It 10 rich too In
Its record. in promises performed and
pledges fulfilled, and % We are for
party and party principles nrst and
will acqulescc in the choice Of the ma
jority, rallylng around the standard
bearer who will carry Us again to No
tory.-Hon. James s. Sherman
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
Chamber!ain's
Einiment

is all that is needed and it is Ger.
tain to give quick relief. Give II
a trial and see for yourself how
quickly it relieves the pain and
Soreness. Price 25c; large size, soc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
The Bolton Art Speciality Store
Rocky Ford, Colorado.
Hair Goods

We have Just received largs shipment
of hair goods, which we will sell during
the next l o days at greatly reduced prices
s Puffs Sl.75, regular price 81 90
1 Puffs T5, regular price 81 90
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
K. and L Of S.

Council meets on the End and 4th
Erday evenings OF each month in
LO.O +. Hall. Visiting members vel
coined.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09

Mr. Bryan might make a hit in the
Rocky Mountain States BY proposing .
federal guaranty of mining stock de-
posits-Omaha Bee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09

Fresh fish Thursday 5rldays andSat-
urdays at Stauffers mrt market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
The Bolton Art Specially Store
Rocky Ford, Colorado

Christmas Novelties
Tie Racks
Laundry Bags
Slipper Cases
Opera Bags
Emb'd Wash Rag Cases
Hair Receivers
Work Bags
Pin Cushions
Pillow Tops (new)
Center Pieces
Calendars and
Many Others.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09
Rheumatism

More than nine out of every
ten cases of rheumatism are
simply rheumssism of tho
muscles, due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism. In
such cases no internal treat
ment is required. The free
application Of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-09

For Sale.-A few articles Of furniture
Win take cash or labor. n. NJ. Minor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-22
Mondays Store News

T'IIE past week has been busy one at this store
Il receiving and marking goods in every de-
parment, in addition to regular work of selling
has taxed the store force to their full capacity.
Much time has been spent in the arrangement of
stocks also-packlng winter goods and bringing
forward the new Spring lines.
1t is with a considerable amount of pride and no little
pleasure Gusty so) that announce all things
ready Monday morning.
When say all things are ready we mean for you to
understand, that where else the people of Ard
find such complete stocks of the things you need
at this store
We cannot begin to all the things that
have come to during the past week. but do insist
every and woman making special sight seeing
visit to this store Monday.
Understand this will only be hurried informal show
ing of the things-no extra effort toward hligree
work or fancy decoratng simply practicle, common
business bringing exhibition of the merchandise is
what you re invited to
To make this occasion of profit as well as pleasure
for you have arranged to pl ace sale Gor Monday
onl) several very interesting lines of merchandise
price reductions that will bring substantial savings
Come and see the goods and partake freely
YOU like of the BARGAINS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-22

High school courses in shopping and
training in the selection
and purchase OF materials is the lat
est suggestion in the way of higher
education for women. The plan Is
advocated by a member of the Univ
ersity OF Chicago, and several public
spirited women who do not think
their sisters dress well enough have
contributed money to give the eNpe-
riment a trial next year at North
western university. If the department
proves TO be a success the university
will appoint a permanent instructor.
with this beginning there is no tell
ing how far the movement may
spread, II the hopes OF the Chicago
women who are urging II, are re-
allied. 1--WE have our fads and our
foibles and have been led around all
our lives by the fashion plate and
the shopping mania declared a mem
ber of the Chicago Woman's Club at
an afternoon session devoted 10 this
burning problem. I'VE may as well
admit II. What we must do now is to
incorporate I'm our educational system
some recognition of the fact that the
girls OF today are going to he the
great spenders of the nation and give
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-22
If YOU WANT A KISS, WHY
TAKE 1T.

If YOU WAN MOO WIZ
TAKE IT.
There's jolly Saxon proverh'
That is pretty much like THE,
THAT man is half In heaven
when he has a woman.s kiss,
3u, there's danger in delayirg-
And the sweetness may forsake IT,
- tell you. bashtul lover,
II you want q Kiss why take H.
Ney.- Ist another fellow
steal o march ou you in this;
Never let laughing maiden
See you spelling for a kiss.
There's royal way 10 kissing.
And the jolly ones who max" u
sia,e motto that iL winning
II you wan, a kiss why take IT,
Any fool may face a cannon,
ANY BOBBY wear crown,
But a man must win a woman.
II he'd have her for his own;
Would You have the golden apple.
You must find the tree and shake it
~ the thing is worth the having.
And you want a kiss, why takcit-
: Who would burn upon a descst
=, with forest smiling by?
Who would give his sunny summer
For a black and wintry sky
oh, tell you. there is magic
And you can not. cannot break Il;
For the sweetest part OF loving
Is TO want a kiss and take It,
What terrible wrongs 10 oneself
and others, what tragedies have
,been COMMITTED even by honest
people, in trying to relieve that ter
rible ache in the heart
i How many women have been led
into indscretions and fatal entang
ling alliances In seeking comfort foi
the heartache. and relief from tn,
terrible pressure of monotony' Long
fug for affection. for society, thel
,have been left practically alone fo
months and years by husbands wh'
think that If a wife has enough {,
beat and 20 wear and a comfortabi
home. she ought to be satisfied
How many girls who have bee
misunderstood by their mother.
y and boys who have been misundc'
stood by their fathers. and hay
Sfailed to get the appreciation an
-thc companionship which they Ions
led for at home, have sought these
,to their sorrow. among those VIII
have taken advantage of them
Every human being Graves symp'
: thy, companionship1 change, and
these do not come In the natur,
Legitimate way. they often come :
ithe other way.
C There Is nothing else more dai
Eerous than a heart that is achin
Nfor Legitimate pleasure and appr
citation, that is bursting with pen
up passions yearning for expire
.ison
" How many children go astray iui
because the parents do not undc
,,Staud these impcrious demands
aheir natu~es' How quickly parcu
forget that they themselves one
! we're children or youths
- Who could ever estimate the tc
.ible tragedies that have come
)coplc who have tried TO relieve n
.Vche I'm the heart by drink drugs an
md other forms of dissipation W
mans Home Companion.
:, The Ladies' Aid society of q
First Presbyterian church wI
meet with Mrs. Bert Simpson tn,