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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
HooRs Ford, viii Se hs!d S on tuesday. tSs ssh
x xt s. SAID election. the following officers will
be elected to serve for the term OF two years:
T Two aidermcn for Ward No. !.
Two Aldermen for Ward No. 2.
Two Aldermen for Ward No. 3.
One City Treasurer.
The vote for Aldermen will be by wards.
The polling places Will Be-: - .,os
Ward No. s-H. Amos. Dwelling. az North
Ward No. s-Peopies Mission Hall. South
Al said election there will be submitted to
the City OF ROCKY Ford. as shall. Ia the year
next proceeding said City election have paid
p bes
longing to % the City Of Rocky Ford. and de-
The following described portion of Lot 10,
the second filinR OF the Town (now city: OF
plat Of said second aIina. to.1it:
Commencing ut the southeast corner of
sSs isa Lot sons @
the East line of said Lots 0 and 10 lssid line
being also @, the alley line Of 1 said d ie.sl to
course) at right angles and in Nortq-west.
thifty feet. thence tsrd oonIseS at right
angles in n South. westerly direction and
paralleling the East line OF said lots and 10
OF said lot .. thence 9th eoursel a risst
angles and along the said South line OF the
North half Of lot 9. thirty foet to point Of be-
ginning. said property being In the County
of Otero, and State OF Colorado"
The minimum price for which said property
shall be sold Ia 10000: terms Of sale. cash.
The form Of the ballot on tho salc OF said
property shall DO for the sale Of property
and against tho sale Of property" .-l's
-. City OF Rocky Ford. this 10th day Of
(sEALl March, A. D. 1909.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

OLIVE LEECINC

The little five-year-old daughter of J.
W. Leecing. succumbed to an attack of
pneumonia on Saturday. The remains
were brought from the present family
home in Denver. and funeral services
were held in the Methodist church on
Monday afternoon by Rev. F. w. Otto.
A large number Of sincerely sympathiz-
ing friends attended the funeral. Inter-
ment was in Valley View cemetery. be-
side the grave of the little ones mother.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19
COMMUNICATED
The Christian Science Organization.

A few years ago the First Christian
Science Society was organized in Rocky
Ford; the membership was small and the
growth has been slow altho the Christian
Science movement has grown with re-
markable rapidity all over the world.
there being now IN the. United States
nearly two million adhersnts to this new
faith which to its e!ean-cut religion in
eludss healing without the use Of drugs;
many wonderful cases Of healing have
taken place in Rocky Ford and during
the past few months the growth of the
society has been very marked until their
room in the Hagen block 10 fillsd now
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

every Sunday to overhowing and the or
ganization is looking for a ground floor
location and are expecting to be in tha
market for the purchase of lot at an
early date on which to build a church
ediRce. A Sunday school has been es-
tablished beginning the first of this
month, Miss Bertha Samuels as organist,
and the attendance fills the rooms each
Sunday. We are glad to note the
growth of this organization.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19
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BAPTIST Rev. A. H. Beaver : Sunday
School, 9:45 a. M; Morning service,
ll:O0 a. M. B. Y. P. u, $50 p. M;
Evening service. z:5o .. m.
Morning subject: Salvation by Grace"
evening, as Unbelief Satisfactory"
CHRIsrrAN-Bble School. .9:45 am; Morn
ingServiee. 100 am; c. E. 6:5op.m.;
Evening Service 1880 p m.
Rev, L. v. Stiles of Cherryvale. Kan,
will preach both morning and evening.
FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SocIETY-Mrs.
Anna Louise Norris Clark. First Reader
Services every Sunday at 100 am.
Sunday School. 1000 a. m. Wednes-
day evening service at 8 o'clock.
GERMAN BAP1Isr-David Hamm. Elder
Sunday School, 1000 a. M; Morning
sermon. ll:Oo am; Christian Work.
ers, $3.50 p. m.; Evening service, z:50
p. m. Visitors are welcome.
FIRST METHODIST Rev. Frank W. Otto =
Sunday School. $40 a. M; Morning
Service. a. m.: Junior League. 500
.. M; Epworth League, $3.50 p. m.
Morning subject. "Honoring God;" even
ing, "Power."
PREsBYrERrAN-Rev. W. 1. Davenport
Sunday School. $40 a. m.; Morning
service. LOO; Junior c. E.. $500 pm.
Morning subject, "How to Find the
Truth" evening theme. The Difficulties
Of Doubt. The Divine Christ"
PEOPLES MIssIoN-Rev. c. c. Beatty
Sunday School. 1000 am; Preaching
at ll:oo a. m. $3.50 and 7.5o p. m.
SALVATION ARMY-Sunday School. 1000
a. M; Holiness meeting. 100 a. m;
Family gathering. 500 p.m.; Salvation
meeting. 1880 p. m. Meetings each
night except Monday at 8 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

, Plant outside now Peas, Onions.
Radish, Lettuce. Spinach. Parsley,
Parsnip. Start the hotbeds and
get the seed from BurrelI.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

For Sale.-Fresh COWS and large In
cubator. Phone Blue z33. -45p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19
Buy Garden Seeds Of BurrelI.
Again l say. get your Bakery
Goods from Ritchies.

25 pieces of 55c suitings at Ice yard
Palmer Dry Goods Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

When in need of corset with style and
durability combined try the Thompson
glove fitting corset at the Palmer Dry
Goods store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

For SALE-A bay mare 6 years old.
broken to work any where. price reason
able. Inquire 1906 Washington ave.-42p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

The date of Miss Clne's millinery OPEN
ing is Friday and Saturday. March 26
and 27
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

The date of Miss Clines millinery OPEN
ing is Friday and Saturday. March 26
and 20.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

The date of Miss Cline's millinery open
ing is Friday and Saturday. March &c
and 27
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-13

Your cough annoys you. Keep On
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes of your throat if you want
to be annoyed. But if you want rs-
lief, want to be cured, take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Sold By Ill
druggists. 4O.l
1900 acres hay land in one traet
with q cubic feet Of water, all undsr
one fence 8 miles from Alamosa and Z
miles from LaJara with railroad sw itch
on same to accommodate shipment Of
cattle, cuts 1900 tons Of hay each ysa..
cheap at this time. write for booklet
and any other information to The
Menke & Carroll Realty Co., Antoai-
to. Colorado. 19tf
Il is in time OF sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain Lininsnk
can be relied upon to take the place
Of the family doctor. who cannot al
ways be found at the moment. Then
it is that Chamberlain's Liniment is
never found wanting. In cases Of
sprains. cuts. wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Liniment takes ont IL
soreness and drives away the pain.
Sold by all druggists. 400
At last the petitions Of tina house.
holders living north OF the residence
Of Dr.. Robins ,nAhave bsen heard BY
the city fathers. and the streets m
being nude pa,sable ia the hotlovs
leading to the home of the late Mr..
Way. We hope he had the satisfac-
ton of knowing that this was TO hsY
done in the days before his death, for
he worried much over street condi-
tions about his premises.
Free Coffee Week has come to b I
regular institution at the Balle- Brod-
ersen store. It was c1mmenc I'd the
year OF the first street fair when $500
people we're served. The Oaklsaf
brand of coffee is used and it has be-
come household word in the county.
One good thing about it is that thsy
do not keep tab on you. and the editor
is going to tank up with good
hot flee every day. This is To
great bargain week in the store and
The time of the big fall display.
Without darbs there will be many
shonpers t ON All over this aud sur-
rounding u,ties to visit the store
and psrtsks Of its hospitality.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-13
Fresh crisp lettuce and celery daily.

Fresh crisp lettuce and celery daily.
j. B. Lyon.
Every thing in the line of fancy
work at The Racket Store.
Mrs. Carl Schelm and son, George,
went to Schleswig for visit last
week. =
Orville Freed and wife and Lon
Freed left on Saturday for a visit in
Sac CITY,.
Harry Wearmouth has accepted
p ,sition as express messenger on the
High Line. -
One Of our new jet hat pins will
look just fine with your new hat. The
Racket Store.
FOR KENT-A seven room house
on South Sweet street. Inquire of p.
W. Weberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Rogers left on
Sunday for visit with relatives at
Montour, Iowa.
The Women's Catholic Order of
Foresters will meet next Friday even
ing at z o'clock.
That nice new dress Of yours would
look much better with a fine jet belt.
The Racket Store
Better have the rugs we'll cleaned
before the stesdy cold weather settles
in. Consult phone 4a7. 4l-tf
David Menagh made a hurry-up trip
to Chicago on Monday evening, re-
turning Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Ell. Levin and her children
have taken their departure for Des
Moines and Ford to be with relatives
for q time.
G. l.. Caswell, O. W. Wheeler and
Carl F. Kuehnle are 10 Cedar Rapids
this week attending the state meeting
OF the Redmen.
Miss Margaret Gilmore has returned
firm her visit at Sioux City and .Sal,x
with her sisters. She may in the
near future go south to see her sister.
Mrs. Fsilor, at Tucon.
Otto E. Clauson, the deputy post
master at Kiron, has been in town
this week looking for aid for rheuma-
tism. He saws he is better, which
all friends will be glad to hear.
Mr. and Mrs. Branch are so, nd /.
. few days at Battle Greek, his ole
no ne. They waited until the reviy q
NEE in,s we're over, and thus were
caught with the cold weather for thei,
ltlip.
Mr.. Abeischer. who is called
Butch by nearly all the patrons Of
his mail route. and is most popul q,
with hem, is taking his annual vaca.
ton AMI Mr.. Levin is carrying his
satcl ell.
shakespeare's PLAYS are immorta
because sweet love story is told in
each one. In "The Man ON the Box
the old sweet story, always new, We,
old, is so powerfully aud artistically
blended with the abundance of rich
spicy comedy that the author hal
reached the pinnacle of spell-hindinp
interest in his browning effort Il
amuse and please his most critical OF
all his American auditors. A play
that in its initial run Of over 2O(
nights in New York City was followed
by runs of equal length in Boston ant
Chicago. The Man on the Box hs,
been secured by the local manager q.
. special treat for his patrons and his
efforts should be rewarded by lare,
audience. In Denison Friday, Oct. 90
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-13

Eat at the Oxford. 6tt
Osyters in any style at the Oxford.
Miss Clara Servoss spent Sunday in
W0odbine.
"a dandy line of little souvenirs at
ie Racket Store.
John Ringgold visited his Arcadia
relatives on Sunday.
Harold Van Wrinkle is spending q
few days visiting his parents.
Geo. McHenry was visitor in
Omaha and beyond Oh Sunday.
Mrs. John Muir and daughter left
on Saturday for an Omaha visit.
Zoe Retskah' hold their first meet
ing in their new hall tonight.
FOR SALE-A few Duroc Jersey
Bears. F. F. Ranninger. 4l-3
Otto Vosgerau expects to take day
of this week for hunt at Wall Lake
Nothing but Booths Extra Select
o. sters used at the Oxford. 4llf
Woodward's candies handled ex-
elusively at the Oxford. 4ltf
Ivan Gillett has accepted an excel
lent position in the Godberson barber
chop.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Kelly have been
enjoy ing few days. outing at Oko-
boil.
Mrs. Jas Walsh of Carroll has
been visiting Denison relatives this
week.
We are pleased to state that Mr..
Geo. B. Smith is ON the gain and
doing fine.
Here is chance to get fine large
glass bowel cheap-l5c each at The
Racket Store.
Girl wanted to assist in the kitchen
and general homework. Mrs. Wy
CANT. Phone 62. 3Stf
Rev Father M. j. Frrelly at
tended tie discovery Day celebration
q. Carroll yesterday
Genuine Pumpsrniekle. the real
assap black bread at the City
Freihage. Prop.
We are stili giying the sofa pillow
gtkops and backs II sy-come in if you
sant one. The Racket Store.
q We have another consignment Of
81 khose celebrated S al Shipt oysters
direct from the shuckers. j. B. Lyon.
b MI. and ~ etterlee have moved
into IN suu.aye On Main street re.
Gently occupied by the Roberts family.
Some worm medicines rem,ve few
worms from hogs. WuRMIIE .
moves them all. Lamborn Drug 20.
The clearly housewife will have
her carpets and rugs made fresh anl
clean for the winter. The carpe,
wheel is in operation two days in the
week and rugs will be called for aud
r,turned. Call phone 497. 4l-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bartcher spen,
last week in Omaha, but Mr.. Bartcbel
tells US it was far from the pleasure
Trim indicated in the last Review
Mr.. Bartcher went to take q special
coarse in embalmiog and ne Gays h,
attended lectures and demonstrations
morning, afternoon and night. Mrs
Bsrtcher c,ms interested and at
tended the lectures with her husband
They feel that they had an intense.
" instructive week, bat it was hard
work not play
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-13

The newest things in beads at the
Racket Store.
John Ainsworth is running the
this week.
Miss Frances Hart left on Tuesday
for q Charter Oak visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Law Romans are Wis
ting Charter Oak friends.
Miss May Kelley is home again
from her trip to Hazelton. N. d. .
Elmer Ely has returned from Cairo.
Ill.,, on account of his fathers illness
Mrs. Ellis. of Ellis was in town this
week with her daughter, Mrs. Carl
son.
Miss Alice Romans will return from
for An over Sunday vi it at
home.
Friends of Mrs. Thomas Costello,
ST., will be sorry to know She is
quite i'll.
Mrs. Emma PLATE of Hitchcock.
S. D.. is expected for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Joe Ward has returned from
Dubuque where she went to visit her
daughter.
Raiph Walker OF Waterloo visited
at the home of his parents the first
of the week.
Mrs. Pierce, mother of 3. W..
Pierce, has returned to her home at
Morrison, Ill
Judge WILDER of the Los Angeles
Juvenile court. has been in Denison
this week visiting his aunt. Mrs. A.
n. Bowen.
Mrs. Oscar Fienhold and little
daughter of Paradise spent last week
in Omaha visiting her sister, Mrs. ],
P. Hughes.
Ed. Messenbrink of nunlap attend
ed the K. c. banquet at Carroll yes
terday visiting Denison friends on his
return trip.
Mrs Blanche Dillon returned or
Friday to her Nebraska home, after g
few days. visit with her mother, Mrs
j. H. Gable.
Tuesday. October 26. is the Day to
see DR.. Weber, the Eye and Ear Doc
tor who cures at Hotel Denison. Elk.
animation free.
Mr.. Charles Way arrived in due
time from Albany, Oregon. He was
too late to see his father. but was 9
comfort to the relatives.
Mr.. A. H Miller returned to Den.
ison last week and visited relative,
here whils waiting to receive his
quarterly letter from Uncle Sam
There is quarterly meeting at the
German Methodist church next Satur-
day night and Sunday. The superin
teLdent Rev. Rolling will be present
Mrs. 6. L. Caswell entertains tbs
P E, 0ts on Friday afternoon an,
has invited the B. 1. LIS to join thu
festivities at the dinner hour:
Mr.. Lafferty, the city mail carrie
is again on his route after we'll de
served vacation with pay. which h
spent in part, visiting his aged mothe
in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hink left o,
Saturday for a visit with their son
Otto Bink, Jr., whu travels for Ar
mour & Co. with headquarters a
Sidney, Neb
The foot ball fever is confined nr
alone to the High School boys, but i,
eacn grade there is team AMI ma cl
games going on nearly everv after
noon and Saturday.
The Review has few more OF tn
souvenir postcards of the Brueder
schaft Flag which it will give t
such of its German friends as ma
wish to call for them.
Mrs. Georgia Wade Mcclellan an,
Mrs. Thos. Pearson ere in Davenport,
this week attending the state meetin,
of the w. q. 7. u. Surely no plac
needed the convention more thar
Davenport or probably cared for i
less.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-06

class of labor Brunswick has not re-
eeiyed very much in the past from
convict labor, most Of the work hav-
ing been confEed TO the country dis
triets. and there are a great many
improvements that could be made in
this city with the use Of this new class
Of eonyicts.
1t is a very serious proposition and
one that should demand The very care
full consideration of the board Ct
county commissioners. We are not in
possession of the information just now
as to how many convicts Glynn coun-
ty is to receive. but Judging from
those that have been assigned to other
counties of about her population, etc.
the number viii be sufficiently large
to enable us to do a good deal Of work
in the coming year
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LET THEM GET TO WORK ON TIE
ROADS.

The. News is pleased that the Glynn
county commissioners have nnally
made up their minds to ask the COM
missioners of the state for its full
quota OF felony conviets. 1t win be
remembered that the last Legislature
in doing away with the convict lease
system enacted legislation whereby
every county in the state became en-
titled to canvicts. \ great majority
OF the counties have already made
their demands and have actually re-
ceiyed Their share 20 these prisoners,
and at the last session OF the Gknn
county commissioners the clerk was
instructed TO request the prison com
mission TO send a,ons our eonviets.
The News has always been welded to
good roads
it believes that next to good water
and good schools it is one of the best
assets any community can nave ano
in the very beginning Of this aew
problem OF prison labor We suggest
to the county commissioners that these
new cqpviots be put to work on the
public roads in the county There is
no question but what splendid high
way OF travel from Brunswick to The
WAYNE county line and in fact TO the
various county lines ON our borders,
would put oar merchants in touch
With a new territory. would increase
the value of country lands, and would
make Brunswick the center of a Ger
tain trade she is not now receiving
The city of Brunswick should also
cease in for some attention from Ills
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OFFICE; 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.

Correspondence solicited, but to
receive attention. letters must be
accompanied BY a responsible name
not for publication, but as
guarantee OF good faith.
Rejected communications win be
returned il accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note. check, money order or
registered letter, Address,
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
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4 BROAD MUNICIPAL PROBLEM.

= InNs@~ "t~tsl~tFr1L = n0CLEm.
i The News notes with some degree
Of interest that Mayor Maddox Of At
ianta a. the last session Of The gen
eral council Of that city introduced a
resolution providing for an inYesti-
cation OF the Feasibility Of having At
Ianta adopt the commission system
OF municipal government. There is
no friction in the city council of At
lanta, but Mayor Maddox is among
the progressive captains of industry
Of that matchIess city, who has given
some study to the question of commits
sion government, and he has been so
wei Impressed with it that he has
recommended ii for adoption in the
capital city of the state.
The News for some time has been
noting the gradual tendency Of the
cities of the country towards this
change of government. For years the
city of Galveston was political hot
bed and did not make the growth and
was not developed as it shocld have
been With one fell swoop the peo-
pie took charge of the situation ana
adopted the commission system. Since
that time no city IN the United States
has made greater strides.
Spokane. one of the diadem in the
galaxy Of Pacific coast cities, was the
next city OF note 10 take on this new
proposition Of city government and
Spokane stands out today as mag
nificent illustration Of western thrift
and energy Memphis next caught the
Inspiration and Mellphis is TOO near
for US to have to advise our people
Of the steady crowd il has made in
the last few years.
Tulsa, situated in the very heart Of
the state OF Oklahoma, which in he
last four years has grown from a vii
lage to a city OF twenty thousand, will
hold an election on February 9th for
three commissioners. according to the
charter amendments recently enacted
By the Oklahoma Legislature There
are many other points in view to which
The News could refer, and in every
specific instance the result of en-
bracing this new form Of municipal
government has been eminently sat
isfactory.
We are frank to admit that we
have not made close study of the
subject we have never seen a legis-
latiye bin providing for such law, nor
are we thoroughly posted as to what
its general provisions are. However,
above and beyond every other con-
sideration of this modern ell Dorado OF
city government Is that II removes its
l. commissioners tlbH4 AtAS HtAi'~ ~
politics. Ii has in the cases we have
enumerated solved this problem az
least and most certainly II this rev.
found system goes to any extent tc-
wards eliminating local politics from
city government. it is panaeca i'f
many of the Ills from which every c'tE
in the country is more or less SUI
ferer. The News believes that Bruins
| wick ought to be broad and big enough
TO look to any Improvement in her
! civic and municipal affairs and while
we are not prepared to agitate this
subject at this particular time we do
believe It is worthy one and Is en-
| titled to the serious consideration 81
the people of Brunswick who. after
all. are responsible for its successes
or for its failures.
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The Savannah Press is authority Tor
the statement that Roosevelt has heen
.ofTcred SS0o,e00 to head 4 wild west
amusement show for thirty week. Oc-
.easionaliy a man will strike the call
ing for which nature fashioned him.
Teddy is at his old tricks s.gain
This time he is telling the people of
California what is good for them al d
for their children. But We see 4 ray
of sunshiny hope in the realiza ion
that March 18th is only few weeks
off.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-06

Hoarse coughs and stuhy colds tba-
may develop in to pneumonia ove
night are quickly cured by Fe,ev,s
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and expels the cold from the svr-
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The esteemed waycross Journal
.hps leads off with a two-colUrnn
slurred and very leading editorial,
..Tow that good times have returned,
81 We would like to know what
css-acser Of glasses The Journal uses
these days.