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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
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Over-burdened Women

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vitality may have been undermined and
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version or retro-version or other displace.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
p. e. O. Meets :.

The all-day meeting Of the p. E. o.
chapter. which was to have had Mrs. l..
D. Hale as hostess. owing to unavoidable
circumstances had to be changed. and
the meeting was held with Mrs. A. S.
Malocssy on March |.
The officers for the ensuing year were
elected and after the business hour the
guests assembled in the dining room
where they found a vary dainty lunch
aw Lifting them. with yellow and white cut
fiowers-the p. E. o. eolors-.at each
plate as favors.
1. was late in the afternoon before the
last guest departed and all felt 1t was a
day well spent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
HAPPILY Welded
Well Known Rocky Ford Couple Take
Marriage Vows

At the home Of Mrs. Katherine Goblin,
mother Of the bride. at 8 o'clock last
evening. Rev. W. !. Davenport performed
the marriage ceremony uniting in lifs's
bonds George Cameron and Miss Jennie
M. Gohin. The wedding was q quiet
affair. only intimate friends and relatives
Of tho contracting parties being present.
Tho happy couple are amongst the
most popular and best known Of our
young people. the bride having been en-
gagged in the millinery business here for
several years. The groom is well-liked
employe Of the A. 3. SEQ. Together they
have large circle Of friends who will
heartily Join the Enterprise in extending
congratulations and best wishes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
To Farmers and Breeders.

From the fact that the horse market
was never hetter for good horses of all
classes than at present |. seems that
every man should breed every mare he
has and have in my stables at the Fair
Grounds the black pacing stations Erred
R." 2:os4; his sire is one Of the great
est sires OF race horses living. Also the
strawberry roam Belgian Stallion High
Roller" 8 years old, weight 1900. The
terms for Fred r. are S25 to insure.
High Roller SIS to insure. No trouble to
show them. Al PEPPER. AS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
Farmers Union Convention

A county convention Of the Farmers
Educational and Co. Operative Union will
be held in this city next Tuesday after
noon. for the purpose Of eleeting dele
gates to the state convention. which will
be held in Pueblo on March l6.
Large delegations are expected from
the several local unions throughout the
county, and spirited contests are likely
for the honor Of representing Otero eoun-
ty in the sta ,e convention.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
Distinguished Visitor Coming

Rocky Ford Camp No. 1876. W. o. w..
is making elaborate arrangements to re-
eeive and entertain the honored head Of
their order-Head Counsel Boak-who
has announced his intention to pay this
city visit on Wednesday next, March
10.
An open meeting Of the camp will be
held in X. Of P. hall on Wednesday even
ing. to which every man in Rocky Ford.
whether he be We odman or not, Is cor.
daily invited. A part Of the entertain
msnt will be an address by the distin-
guished visitor.
Useful articles at the Racket Store
400 N. Main. Come and see what s or
10 cents will buy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH.
Dodge Hale's Young Son Dragged by
Runaway Pony.

Donald Hale, the little son Of Dodge
Hale, met with a serious accident which
narrowly escaped being fatal on Satur-
day last. He was riding his pony from
town to his home in the suburbs and had
a pair Of skates fastened to the saddle
straps. One of the skates shaking loose
heightened the string so that the skate
raped the pony's ribs and led to his be-
coming manageable Donald fell off
with one foot IN the stirrup and was
dragged and kicked by the horse until
rendered unconscious. Happily the stir
rup broke before the lad was beaten to
death. He was picked up and taken
hcme in badly bruised condition but the
doctors found no injuries likely to prove
very serious and Donald was on his feet
again Monday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05

WANTED-SuccEss MAGAZINE requires
the services Of a man in Rocky Ford to
look after expiring subscriptions and to
secure new business by means Of special
methods unusually effective; position per-
manent; prefer ons with experience. but
would eonsidsr any applicant with good
natural qualifications; salary sl.5o per
day, with commission option. Address
with references, r. C. Peacock, Roc m
lo2. Success Magazine Bldg. New York.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05

DO YOU WANT TO GO TO COLLEGE,
n so We can help you. We have already
pat hundreds through college BY means
Of our plan. Write to-day for full infor-
nation regarding our offer Of free
scholarship in any school or college. Ad-
dress. Robert J. Sherlock. 1881 Eas,
22d Street. New York City. Al
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
Attention iiorsemen

Virgil K. No o22s. the celebrated pae
ing stallion. vii make the season Of l9l
on the Van Brs~Irk ranen. S miles south
and mile west Of Rocky Ford. Fee
Sl2 SO for the season.
-48p E L GRAVES. Owner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed will not DO responsible for any bills
contracted by men in our employ or by
any Of our subeontraetors.
Eggleston g. Matthew
Allen & Lafferty.
Timpas, Colo. Dec. is. 1908. Al
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
Wanted.

Rocky Ford property. small ranch. or
stock Of goods in exchange for $4,000
worth Of income property located in Che
halls. Washington. Address A D. Jame-
son, Rocky Foro. Colo 4Otf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
The Social Whlrl.

Mrs. 4. S. johnson entertained num-
Der Of her lady friends at an exquisitsly
served luncheon onWednssday afternoon.
Covers were laid for fourteen guests.
who enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
Money.

Money.
Real Estate Loans at per cent with
privilege Of prepayment. Private money
for one. three or FIVE years. Steele &
lngraham.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05

Mrs. Geo. Harris entertained the Entire
Nous Club on Wednesday evening. The
membership was present in force and on
departure voted the hostess a capital en-
tertajner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
K, and L, OF s.

Council meets on the end and Al
Friday evenings Of each month il
|. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting members wei
coined. II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05

lasIde City Limits.
One acre tracts. Inquire Of Coffmsn
& Young.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
Seed Oats For Sale.

Seed Oats For Sale.
White or Red. $2.2S per hundred
pounds. Parties interested please apply
to AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY. ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
Fl RS !

to be considered in placing money is the security and
second the rate of income it will produce. 1t is
ceded by all that land is the Safest in fact the only
security, that is absolutely dependable. A first
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05

Bring your "eatin" troubles te
Ritchies' and get relief.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
N0RTGAGE

same is good and many will accept other secur
ity. The above company have lands that will produce
crops that will make the owner double the above per
cent from fourth the rental and land that is rapidly
increasing in value, so that purchasers of this = 5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
4 \ D

not only get the good per cent from rental but make
like amount from investment. You get plenty of
proof of this assertion from the above named firm or
from their representatives Make inquiry about
the opportunity that will be offered you
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births,


Henry NJ Ealin. Rustic avenue, boy.
Richard Evan Rowland, IA Fifth East,
boy.
Andrew C.. Anderson, 2iS Ciraber ave-
nuc, boy.
Ralph Hunt. rear 5S4 Fourth East. girl.
Nathaniel IL, Bloom, 336 Third East,
sirl.
John Clarence Wright, st. Marks hos
pital, boy,
.Alsis j.. Price, so North Sixth West.
boy.
Willis Woodhead, 5l4 Fifth East. boy.
Dwight C. Sparks, sol East Eleventh
South, girl,
Howard c. Dyer, $50 West Sixth South,
girl.
John f.. Johnson, 615 Sixth East. boy
Wifrcd Woodruff Kent. 935 Washington
Earl Is. Hentz. 226 Fern avenue. boy.
Frederick Walter Bruner, ST. Marks
hospital. boy.
Charles. Roscoe swincford. Pugslcy
George +. Csrman az East Seventh
South. boy.
], Is. Snyder. St Marks hospital girl.
Harry a. Lochardt, i04i East Second
South, boy,
George Harris. loo9 Seventh East. boy.
William F. Bell, All sixth East, boy.
Arthur j., lIennelly, lG4 Pearl avenue:
boy.
Fred II. Worsley. 12l North West Tenn
pie, boy,
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ANOTHER CONVICTION
IN SI0CKAOE CASES
Nellie Blair, Charged With
Yagrancy, Found Guilty
by Jury.

Results were reached in the cases Of
two women arrested recently in the
West Side stockadc for vagrancy, Mon
day afternoon. in the court Of Stanley
A. Hanks. justice Of the peace.
Nellie Blair, charged with vaGrancy
on the ground that she WAS a lewd wo-
man; was tried by a inry composed Of
w II. Hartley. \. o. Miller and w H.
Tawncy and found guilty, Sentence
was not pronounced. Samuel a. King
was counsel for the defendant and AS
sistant County Attorney Meyers APP
peare" for the prosecution.
Nellie Blair was arrested May 10 at
10 Electric avenue by Deputy Sheriff
John Corlcss. She has other complaints
against her. The first witness in the
case was Deputy Sheriff Andrew Smith.
He said that the general reputation
of the woman was bad. lie also said
that he and other deputy sheriffs had
bought and drank beer purchased from
the defendant. Deputy Shcriffs Cor
less and EddinGton agreed with the first
witness in their testimony.
B. c. Palmer, when placed upon the
witness stand, said that he was a
teacher at the Uintah training school
and that he had entered into the af
fairs OF arresting the woman solely for
his interest in the welfare of the COM
munitY,
Attorney S. A. King asked him if he
considered himself spotter. lie said
that he did not think OF himself in that
light, but that he had gone 10 the stock
adc with Il moral purpose in view,
In the ease of Margaret Smith who
was convicted last week of vagrancy
at a jury trial, Justice Hanks pro
nounced n sentence, Monday morning
nf ninety dgNS IN the comfy l1Il fho
limit for the offense. Notice of appeal
was Immediately filed by Attorney King
and bond of 500 furnished
1t was decided by the court Monday
TO fry the stockade cases in the order
in which the arrests were made
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Building Permits.

With the issuing by Building Inspector
y. &, Hirth Monday Of seventeen build
ing permits calling for total expendi-
ture OF $36,oo0 the number OF permits for
the month shot up 10 lis. fifteen in eN
cess Of the number for the whole OF last
May. and the amount TO $4,000. only
mits Tor the whole OF the corresponding
month of last ycar-601 2I5. Mr.. Hirth
Monday received notice OF fourteen more
permits that will be taken out today, so
there Is no fear that the current month
VIII not beat the record or last May, with
como to spare. This will give the first
five months Of this year an excess Of
spending period Of 1905. The permits is
sued Monday follow:
Utah Oil Refining company one
story, 5-room factory. block 10
Utah OIL Refining company, one
room boiler house ..,............ 500
Utah Oil Refining company, sill -, 100
MclIaD Bros, one story brick milk
house, 625 South Fourth East
street ........, ... -. ,.....,.. 1,500
E. r. Palmer, altering frame dwell
E, NJ West one-story ninc-room
brick dwelling. 7s9 Eighth avenue 1000
Helen s Channel, additions to frame
dwellings at II, Is and II Fair
S, G. Spencer, onc-story barn, 26f
Canyon road ,..,.. -. -. .. 500
A. Jorgensen. one-stoTy shoe shop,
I'LL ipIpHlhne 5N'nuc lOU
I. G. Allen, one story brick store,
So Z street .,....... 80. -. 100
j. r.. Klmball. one-story. double
brick dwelling. rooms. rear 62
East North Temple street ...,... $500
l., q. Burton. onestory brick dwell
ins, rooms, 25@ South Thirteenth
East street ;,.... -. -, ....... 1000
Is. w. Dansie. two-story, eight-room
brick dwelling. 93I East Fourth
South street 60, =. o.. ,..... 5000
w. f, Corey, thTee-story. two-room
brick apartment $50 East Third
south street 49,. =. ;.:,..... IL, 900
Mrs 4. Cohn. altering dwelling, go
East Brigham street .., 500
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REV. I. w. WILLIAMSON S LETTER.

Rev. l. w. Williamson, Huntington,
w Va, writes: This is to certify
that [ used Foley s Kidney Remedy for
nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble
and am free 10 say that it will do all
that YOU claim for it, Foley's Kid
ney Remedy has restored health and
strength to thousands Of weak, run
down people. Contains no harmful
drugs and is pleasant to take. +. J.
Hill Drug Co, corner Second South and
West Temple.
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POLICE COURT CASES

The Monday afternoon business Of the
police court was concluded after a fifteen
minute session. Pauline Nielsen Swedish
charged with drunkenness. entered a plea
oi guilty, but never having been before
the court before on a similar charge, was
discouraged. The woman, who could not
speak English, presented a pitiible sight
as she stood before the hav.
Phjl Bonner. charged with carving a
concealed weapon, a pocketknife, entered
plea of guilty and wis discharged. He
MAS arrested by Special Policeman c. c..
Riley at the race track Saturday after
noon. Bonner was somewhat Intoxicated
and An alteration arose when Mr.. Riley
interfercd with his pranlSs. lie had the
pocketknife up his sleeve, but made no at
tempt TO use the weapon.
The following cases were continued
William Johnson charged with vagrancy;
John Gsrlou. charged with keeping VIC
ious dog; L. G Poulas, charged with bat
terry.
ID. NJ Wilson, charged with violating
the liquor ordinance. who was arrested
sunday afternoon as the proprietor of the
Theater club. which was doing a large
SUNDAY business, asked that he be given
until Tuesday TO plead. His bonds were
fixed at 500, which were furnished.
Frank Yorey. about IS years old
of the. Denver & Rio Grande, entered a
plea Of guilty and was sentenced TO serve
thirty days in the city jail
-, John Cotton, Pit Paulson. J. Kelley and
Thomas Mclaughlin entered pleas Of
guilty and in each case Il sentence OF FIVE
days in the city Jail was imposed They
We're Sunday drunks and received the GUS
iomary sentence.
=, c. Hooper and William Gillbery
charged with drunkenness. each forfeited
So bail for non-appearance.
Arthur Curtis. charged with assault and
battery, entered plea OF guilty and a
line OF 81 was imposed. Curtis was ar
rested by Sergeant Bcckstcad early Sun
daY morning near The corner of West
Temple and First South streets When
The sergeant came upon him he was
astrjde a man called Johnson beating him.
Johnson was taken 10 the police station
and his wounds dressed by pr. Frank B.
Steele.
Albert Beath, alias George Greenwood,
was arraisncd on q statutory charge
which grew out of recent juvenile court
sensation in which 16-year-old Margaret
Carlson accused several well-known men
OF the city. A plea Of not guilty WAS en-
tered, and next Wednesday the time Of
preliminary hearing will be set A $1,000
bond. which had been filed with Stanley
\. Hanks. justice OF the peace, WAS trans
ferrcd 70 the police court and approved by
Judge Bowman. Tho complaining witness
is Guardello Brown, Juvenile court officer
At the Monday morning session OF court
John Shepard. charged with burglary in
the second degree. entered q Plea Of not
guilty. ills bond was }i&ed al $500, in de-
fault Of which he was rcmanded To the
custody of the sheriff pending a prclimi-
nary hearing. Specifically he is charged
with having hurclarizcd the residence Of
NJ. J. McQueenie, 15I South First West
street He has been before tho court on
former occasions on the charge Of vscran-
cy. based upon his addiction to the dope
hshlt.
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Real EStafn TranSfnrs

Harriet LanGton TO Ernest 7, Lang
ton. part lot s. block 81. plat Cs
Same 10 same, part lot s, block 6t
plat u .....,.......
Jacob Chapman and wife to Oscar r.
Chapman section q, township 1
south. range l east .........
Ch EXt"n, Soc. a. s. to Bd Of Mis-
sions OF \. s.. lot /, block 30, plat
Lavem ". Smith TO AIma u. Miller.
lots II and -, North mglewood
Joseph r. Taylor TO Robert s. Lustv.
lots ], l2 and II, block s, Forest
S. W. Johnson and wife 10 j. J.
nrcsccan and wife, property IN
Westminster Inv. Co. TO Ernest l..
Williams, lots ~ and 10, block .,
Westminster Heights ......
Westminster Inv. Go. TO Godfrey j.
Bodertcber. lots 20 and 81, block
,, Westminster Heights A....
Est GIenny Wilmer ct al. (minorsl
Ia Anna NJ. Jensen. section Il,
township south, range l west. n.
Jos, r, Smith, TT. TO Elijah Thomp-
son. lots 90 block 2, Whitaker's
Clayton Adams and wife to VIM. RI.
Summers. lots 22 and ~. Felt sub
Ncphi j. Hansen ct al, TO Granite
Inv, Co.. lot l.. block II. 5-acre.
H. NJ. Ashton ct al, to Ashton len
Eins company. lot II, Jplock II, o.
aero plat &....,.....D
JOG. +, Smith, Tr.. TO Mamie IT.
Forbes: section 50, township /
north, range | east ,...
Mary Palbec To H. G. Mortensen, lots
IS and %. block ., East Waterloo .
Same to Mary a. IL. Mortcnsen lois
81 and 30, block .. East Waterloo
Add. ..,.,. .s. -, . ., 9
Hubbard Inv. Co. TO Fannie |. Nor
tenscn. lots 90, block ., East wa
Edna Pope Tatfce to Matte A Ech-
rens. part Of lot l. block S. plat q
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FAIR AND WARMER Is
FORECAST FOR TODAY

The storm cleared off Monday after
noon and today Dr- Hyatt declares fair
weather will prevail. The storm area
moved eastward Monday and II high ba-
rometric pressure area was moving tins
Way from the coast, Mondays metcoro
logical record al the local station Of The
United States weather bureau Tor the
as follows:
Temperature at 6 y m. 81 deg; maxi
mum temperature, 30 deg; minimum ten-
perature; Al deg; mean temperature. lS
deg which is l. deg. below normal. To-
tai deficiency Of temperature since the
first oil the month, 96 deg. accumulated
excess Of temperature since January l,
152 deg,
Total precipitation, .O7 inch; total pre-
cipitation since first of month, l.52 inches,
which is .06 OF an inch below normal. ac
cumulatcd excess since January l. l.99
inches.
Relative humidity al s p. M. 81 per
cent.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line.

Denver and Pueblo. $3.50; Omaha
Minneapolis, $500; Chicago, 500. 90:
st. Louis. $4,000. Dates Of sale. June
4, >, II, 10, l6 and 2G. Sec agents for
rates TO other points and for later
dates City ticket office, POI Main
str
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~ anu a no woman,
Lr. Fierces curey in of
your own homc His " Favorite
of them the of
only medicine of its kind that the product
TO
neos1 mgr @ on ITS outside There's
alcohol habtoing
"eoche dealers
your health Write Worlds
" Pierce President Buffalo,
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Deaths.

Parmelia Riser Uolgate. Is North First
West, heart trouble, aged 90. May %.
William c. Hall, Long Beach, Cal, apo
plexy, aged &C. May 4.
Astrid Elvira Nilsen. . Vine avenue,
whoopIng cough. aged 1, May u.
Clara V. Rasmussen. 155 Ninth East,
tuberculosis, aged ., May %.
Mary Hannan. 232 North First West,
scarlet fever aged 2. May 23.
Emma Allcock, - Green street, heart
trouble. aged 90. May %.
Emanuel p. Petersen, Farmers ward,
aortic insufflciency, aged S., May 30.
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Marriage Licenses,

Mile Rukavena and Ane Stimac of Bing-
ham,
+. L. Keistcr and Clara Oliver Of Salt
Lake City.
Charles Anderson and Mathilda A. Ger
ber of Salt Lake City,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-25

High school track meet. Special
offerings. all shades; new soft felt
hats; very smart effects, Mehesy Mil
lincry store.
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WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN

women who suffer with disorders peculiar TO tkeIr
sex should write TO DR.. Pierce and receive free the
eoVice OF physician of over 20 years. experience
skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
Oh xomen. Every letter of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded as sacrediy
CONFIDENTIAL Many sensitively modest women write
.oy @ 10 Dr. rerce what they would shrink from
telling to their local physician The local nbvscia,
is pretty sure to say that he cannot do anything
without an examination DR.. Pierce holds that
,hese oIstastetul examinations are generally need
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Al the Monday morning session Of court

4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
81 Up. Main street. 500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-25

A suit that fts--that wcars-that
looks rights the suit YOU want
that the kind i make-Daniels,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-25

Purples. blotches and all other spring
troubles are cured by Hood s Sarsa-
parilIa-tbe most effective of all spring
medicines
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PIANO PIANOLA.

A good toned piano pianoa for sale
fhssP sea hTee n onths o a ais29nt K rrbnoe
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Pressmen and feeders wanted-Tbe
+. ". Gardiner Co., 216 So. w. Tenn,
ulo
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Martin Coal Co., 90 So. Main.
All kinds Of coal Both phones $50.