Rocky Ford enterprise., June 26, 1908, Image 4

About Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950

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GLENN, BEALL & GOBIN
Attornevs & Counsellors
Oiei $ Gobin a look. Rooky Ford
Henry J. Sprinker.
I* BXCLCBIVR
Undertaker and
Embalmer.
Parlor* on
Blm Avenue. Rocky Ford, Colo.
MRS. MARY J. ANDERSON,
Notary Public
and Insurance
Rocky Ford, - - Colorado
1 H. POLLOCK
Office and flea' I
CARLYLE POLLOCK m
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DR. Z. T. ROBERTS,
GRADUATE DENTIST
PIIONB WRST. 174.
Kimzey-Covbr Building.
DR. C. W. JENNINGS
Dental and Veterinary Surgeon
Call* answered day nr night.
Office at Palace Livery Barn. Phone Bluo 402
Residence Phone West 107
DR. S. M. KELLOGG
Osteopath
Office- Hagan-Kecker Block. 8. Main Strcot.
Phones—Office. Ford 61; Residence, Blue 611
EVES
See WILSON about them.
Offlco over Shelton's Grocery
DR. R. E. NAYLOR
Physician and Surgeon
Cobin Block, Rocky Ford, Colo.
MAN or WOMAN. clted.^hlKb-strung?
Do morbid, unpleasant thoughts bother you.
sapping the vital force and vim of the organs
of the body so essential to health and pleas
ure? Its your nerves. You need MSIIVTOMB
SO days treatment prepaid f2.no. Write for
Krtleulars. 0. O. CLARK, 101 Swift Block,
eblo, Colo.
New Barber Shop
and Bath Rooms
New and Up-to-Date Appli
ances —Electric Massage and
Comprssssd Air.
Ladles Skaapoolig . a Specialty
LSUMOmr ACKMCY
TUCKER BROS.
WE WOULD CONSIDER
IT A FAVOR {
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• take in showing you whatever 2
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S that of which fashion approves. s
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3 watchfulness and attention, so 5
S we are sure that you could ■
3 spend an interesting half hour 3
g here just seeing things.
2 And if you only look you’re g
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j T. E. COFFMAN j
; Jeweler
| South Main Street |
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The Story of a Medicine.
Its name—" Golden Msdlcal Discovery*
was suggested by on of He most Import
ant awl valuable Ingredients—Golden
Seal rock
Hourly forty yaw in, Dr. Plano dir*
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triple rodaod olyoorloa, Udad by • oar*
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mnttl you five It s faflrtrial and It Is not
Haely to disappoint. Too much meat not
be exported of It. It will not perform
mlranlee. It will not cure consumption
in Its advanced stages. Mo medicine will.
It wiS cure the affections that load up to
consumption, if taken tn time.
Took in National Convention
M. U. Randel returned Wednesday
morning from a business trip to Chicago.
He was in the Windy City for the tag end
of the big Republican convention and
was lucky enough to get in to see the
"doings”, just in time to be present at the
nomination of James S. Sherman for Vice
President. An extended account of the
convention proceedings may be found in
this issue, and our readers may know
that Mr. Randel thought himself very
fortunate in being able to witness part of
the nationally important affair.
The Ladies Aid Society of Newdale
will hold a lawn social at the home of
Mrs. Erricson on Thursday evening, July
2. Ice cream and cake will be served.
Everybody invited.
Buy
Yox
Coal
Now, and take advant
age of storage prices
prevailing during the
months of June and
July
JACKSON
LAWSON
Coal and Transfer Co.
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OBITUARIES.
During the past week the dread angel
of death has been busy within the ranks
of the old veterans of the civil war, and
in the short space of three days the mem
bers of Wadsworth Post, G. A. R., have
conveyed to the silent tomb two of their
comrades and the life’s helpmate of an
other.
JOHN O’CONNOR
At the home of hie daughter, Mrs.
Finley Hayes, in Holbrook, John O'Con
nor passed away last Friday, aged 77
years and 7 months. The old gentleman
was well and favorably known in this
city, where he had resided for many
years. About three years ago he was
stricken with blindness, and this with his
other afflictions made the last roll call to
him a welcome sound. The funeral was
held from Sprinker’s chapel on Saturday
afternoon, the last rites being held at the
grave in Valley View cemetery by Wads
worth Post, G. A. R.
N. V. WILLARD
Nathaniel Willard, or -Unde Nat"as he
was familiarly known to his many
friends in this city, died at the
home of hie son Edward in Fowler on
Saturday, after a short illness. Deceas
ed was aged 86 years and 4 months.
Until a couple of years ago, when he
moved to the home of hie daughter, Mrs.
D. E. Barnes, in Pueblo, he had for long
been a resident of Rocky Ford, and the
remains were brought to this city for in
terment Funeral services were held in
the Methodist church on Tuesday mom
iny by Rev. S. C. Green, and a large con
course of sincerly mourning friends fol
lowed the remains to the cemetery,
where services were conducted by Wads
worth Post G. A. R. Every old veteran
who could get out was present to pay a
last tribute of respect to their departed
comrade. Four children —three sons and
one daughter—survive him, and to them
is extended the sincere sympathy of all
who knew “Uncle Nat”
ETTA WASHBURN
At her home in La Junta on Sunday
morning there passed away a lady who
was widely known and highly esteemed
in this city—Mrs. C. C. Washburn. With
her husband and family the deceased
came to Rocky Ford from Phillips county
about seventeen years ago and this place
was her home until a couple of years ago
when she went to La Junta to reside
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Adsmond.
Deceased was 68 years of age and her
death was due to paralysis. The funeral
services were conducted in Rocky Ford
Methsdist church on Tuesday afternoon
by Rev. R. H. Ayres of La Junta and
were attended by large numbers of Odd
fellows and Rebekahs, the G. A. R. and
W. R. C. and many friends. The re
mains were consigned to their last rest
ing place in Valley View cemetery with
the affecting ceremony of Violet Rebekah
Lodge. To the sorrowing husband and
relatives the heartfelt condolence of
their large circle of friends is extended.
FLOSSIE M’PHAIL
Ouick consumption claimed a victim in
this city yesterday morning, in the person
of Miss Flossie McPhail, a young lady
aged 18 years. The deceased had re
sided in Rocky Ford but a couple of
months, having come here from her Can
adian home in the illusive hope that the
dread disease might be checked. The
bereaved mother and young brother left
last night with the remains for their old
home in Newbury, Ontario.
Lost—ln Rocky Ford on June 24, a
pair of spectacles in case. Finder please
return to Enterprise office and receive
reward.
Rreparc for
The Fourth
For the next week I will make
SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES
On my Line of
Negligee Dresses, Waists, Shirt
Waist Suits, White Petticoats,
Fancy Novelties, such as Belts and
Neckwear, Etc.
Come in and see my new line of Corsets,
Gloves and Hosiery.
Hand Painted China
I Vases from $5 to $3O
Fruit, Nut and Salad Bowls, $5 to $25
Plates from sf.so to $l2
eups and Saucers, $1.50 to SIO
Everything in China from a I'in Tray to an
Oyster Set. Come in and see my Display.
MATTIE S. HULSE.
Gobin Block, W. Elm Aire.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DKPAttTMENT OF THB INTERIOR,
Land Oppicb at Pueblo, Colo.
June 13, 1908
Notice Is hereby given that Ambrose Mel
lon. of Rooky Ford. Colo., who oo May 15.
1907. made Homestead Entry, No. 17517. for
EttNWU. N*BW*. Beo 3». Township 238..
Range 57W.. 6 Principal Meridian, has Died
notice of Intention to make Anal commuted
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before tbs Clerk District Court, at
La Junta. CoUl. on the 21st day or July, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Beniamin F.
Stauffer. Jamea I. Ivey, Richard T. Shirk,
Edgar Abell, all of Rocky Ford. Uolo.
3*7p 8. A. ABBEY, Register.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEE’S
SALE
Whereas. Andrew J Dean and Ida E.
Dean, whose address Is Ordwar and Pueblo,
Colorado, did hr their Deed of Trust dated
January 11,1907, and rooorded March 16, 1907,
In Book 99. Page 74. In the Recorder’s office of
Oumo County, Colorado, oonvey to the Publle
Trustee of said County the following describ
ed property to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter (BJL H) of Section
Twelve (12.) Township Twenty-one (21) South
Range Fifty-eight (58) West of the 81xth 1
Principal Meridian, Otero County, Colorado:
also all ditch and water rights, etc., and
especially an undivided 3-8 interest in water '
right or deed No. 79. and an undivided 1-8 in- ,
terest in and to water right or deed No. 89.
both of the canal of the Colorado Land k »
Water Company, commonly known as the
Bob Creek Dltca; also Twenty (20) shares of 1
tho capital stock of the Twin Lakes Reser- ,
voir CompanysubJoct to a certain Trust ,
Deed to tne Public Trustee for 84.000.u0, as
appears of record; said first mentioned Trust ■
Deed having been made to secure the pay
ment of the promissory note of said Andrew 1
J., and Ida K. Dean, of even date, with said ,
Deed of Trust, forth* sum of 81664.20 payable
to Leon B. Fenlason one year after Its date, <
with interest at 128 per annum; also an attor
ney fee of 108 If collected by an attorney, *
and i
Whereas, It Is further provided by said
Deed of Trust, that In lease of default In the 1
payment of principal or interest of aald note .
or tuxes upon said property, it should be law
ful for said Pnbllo Trustee to aell and dls- <
pose of said premises, and all the right, title
snd interest of aald Deans, their successors
and aaslgna therein, at public auction at the i
Kansas Street front door of thn Counts Court
House In La Junta, Colorado, for the highest 1
and heat price the same will bring In cash,
four weeks publle notice having previously
been given of tbe lime and place or such sale ,
bv weekly advertisement in some newspaper
of general circulation at that time published 1
In said Otero County, and to make and give
to the purchaser or purchasers at such sale a
eertiticato or certificates of purchase of and
for the property sold, for tbe purpose of pay
ing tbe prlneipal and interest due on said
note, and all nioneya advanced for taxes, in
surance and assessments with interest there
on after first paying all fees, ebargea and
coats or making such sale and advertising
said premises; and
Whereas, default has been made in the
payment of tbe principal and Interest of said
note, (except that the sum or 8452.17 was paid
thereon March 21, 1907.) and in the payment
of certain taxes upon said property and of
certain Interest upon said prior Deed of
Trust, which taxes and Interest said Fenlason
has been compelled to par: and toe said Leon
R. Fenlason. the legal noloer of said note has
declared a violation of the covenants of said
note and Deed of Trust, and has filed his
written demand with the undersigned tor the
advertisement and sale of said property.
Now there roas, on account of such de
fault.and in compliance with said demand,
and under and by virtue of the power and
authority vested In me by aald Deed of Trust,
1.0. H. Downer. Public Trustee in and for
said Otero County. Colorado, do hereby give
four weeks public notice, that 1 will on Mon
day. July Utb, 1908. at eleven o'clock A. M.
at toe Kansas Street front door of the Court
House at La Junta, Otero County, Colorado,
aell all the above described premises and
property at public auction for tbe highest
ana best price the same will bring In cash, or
so much thereof as may be necessary for tbe
purpose of paying said Indebtedness and
charges and the expense of executing this
trust.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado, June sth. 1908.
O. H. DOWNER.
Public Trustee tor Otero County. Colorado.
Glenn. Beall A Gooln. Attornevs for Payee
of Note.
First Publication. June 12th. 1908.
Last Publication. July 10th, 1908.
PSilkuraons
Denver Overland Jocky Chib saai
mer Meeting— Sell June 20-27 and
July 11-18. $6.96 for round trip. Re
turn limit 10 days from data of sale.
Special Summer TourUt Rate
-560.00 for round trip to San Francisco.
Los Angelas and San Diego. On sale
daily to Sept 30. Final return limit.
Oct. 31, 1908.
W. KEN ROBERTSON
City Passenger Agsnt
Save money by buying your winter
coal now. Jackson & Lawson.
No. 9117
li=, Rocky Ford National Bank
Vice-PrMident ■ ■■
W. B. MANDEVILLE
Cashier It is the poliov of this bank to confine
H. B. MENDENHALL its business to this immediate vicinity.
Awt-Cashi.r j n , o i[ ow j„g this course the bank not
only enhances its own stability, but pro
motes the highest interest to the com-
DIRECTORS: munity.
_ , Call and talk to ns in regard to your
Vj&i bwt and feeding loans.
F. Y. Hauck _____________
W. B. Mandeville Capital Stock, Fu ly Paid, $50,000 1
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Corn Fed Meats
Have just contracted for a number of Corn Feed Steers
and will furnish my customers with choicest of meat.
Fresh Fish and Poultry Every Day
THE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
ALBERT LEE, Prop.
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a We Are Showing Styles
in men's wearing apparel that can
not be had in factory-mads clothing.
Come and see them as well as the
new and exclusive fabrics. Maka up
your mind to be really well dressed
this year by having us make you a
suit to your own measure. It wil
not cost more than you usually pay
ANDERSON
Have You a
Summer Stove? *
* 7T-.l* yfj jTffr The stifling air of a
—las, A M jpidl close kitchen is changed
\ ptfpse A--3, ' to comfortable coolness
| >4JD /ffjy (n i by installing a New Per
" jZ&xLtp] fection Wick Blue Flame
*- Oil Cook-Stove to do the
family cooking.
if \ f No kitchen furnishing
II || \ M If is so convenient as this
JJ (J \f U stove. Gives a working
/f —« if heat at once, and main
* IV tains it until turned out
w —that too, without over
heating the room. If you examine the
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
you will g*w why this is so. The heat from the
chimney of the ‘‘New Perfection” is eoneentrattd
under the kettle and not dissipated through tbs room
by radiation. Thus it does the work of the coal
range without its discomfort. Ask your dealer about
/ | this stove —if not with him, write our nearest agency.
X The w * B ■ Tef T
/ \ J<&yOLamp
f _ _fl housefnrnishine and gives
AJSM A a clear, powerful light more agreeable than gas or
Trflfc m C electricity- Safe everywhere and always. Mad#
t \ of bran finely nickel plated—just the thing for the
9 living-room. If not with your dealer, write our
nearest agency.
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