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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-09
The Official Route
Interstate Ct. A. Z. Reunion
LeavenwOrth, Kan, Oct. II-I6.

LeaVenWOrth, Kan, Oct. II-I6.
The Santa Fe Route will run a special traIl leaving
Wichita Monday, the 11th at o'clock a. m reaching
Leavenworth the same day at 4:35 p. M, at
One Fare for the Round Trip
And will also have sale Wednesday the 18TH rate
of So for the round trip
Monas b. 8
Tuesday
ne = X ansa-
2 Day
> "a np-FI
O. 4 Parade
from Forts Riley. ok
Day .
All G. a. Rs and the general public are invited 70
join the g. a r Special to leave here Monday October
18th, and take daylight ride the Great State OF
Kansas and have jolly good time
l.. K. DELANEY, Agent
w. J. BLACK,
General Passenger Agent
Topeka, Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-09
MORE ABOUA AK YAMA.


San Francisco. Oct. s-The s:eame.
China arrived here today from Hong
Kong. via Honolulu. with the following
Hawaiian advices under date OF ne 2nd
instant:
Honolulu. Oct 4-The steamer China
brought; word that Councillor Aki Yama
Of the japanese foreign office. attempted
suicide at Yokohama Al last accounts
ne was still living There we're several
severe wounds. Aki Yama arrived in
this city on the japanese cruiser Naniva
las, May 10 assis: Minister Shi Mamu.a
IN handling the japanese immigration
matter He proved 20 De a bright young
man OF consldera5l experience in dipIo-
'matic work and he made many friends
during the three months he spent In .he
islands. He was ordered home in July,
and The impression go, abroad az The
time ina. he failed 10 accomplish vha:
was expected OF him by MS government;
and tina, ne had gone home in disgrace.
A. any rate. prior % hls death. tie maj
,e- hsj been taken entirely Oh, os his
hands.
THE CHINA'S REGISTER.
The supreme couT; has affirmed ne de-
clsion % the lower cour; in the case o.
he steamship China, and az la.e hour
yesterday G ". MacFarlani secured q
register for The big vessel L vas feared
;ha. ne government; might ask .o- a re-
hearing o. 1ae case before the supreme |
ccu-c. hut No further objection Vas ofrer-
ed, and as soon as possible after Judge |
Perry had Issued the WI, against the |
collec;o- Of customs /; was presented at |
he custom house and The formal papers |
irag n which gives ;he China the nigh, 20 |
fly The Hawaiian flag
Now IA, The China case has been dis |
posed o. he Pacific Nal Company I'LL /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-09
RAILROAD JACK"

This is the curious title of the attrac-
ton at the opera house Monday night.
Besides the sensational railroad effects.
there is a vaudeville first part which is
Eaid to he highly amusing. Sale Of seats
opens this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-09

The Santa Fe Route will run a special tr;
Wichita Monday, the 18th, at o'clock a. IN
Leavenworth the same day at 4:35 p. M, at
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
A Valuable Library Suggestion.

To the Editor of tho Enterprise.
I wonder how many bushels OF books
there are in this vicinity which have been
read by the owners and laid aside for tho
possible eventuality that some day he or
she may want to read them again, or for
the reason that some friend may wish to
do 30, but in most cases simply because
OF our natural acquisitiveness, tho selfish
spirit OF ownership--they are ours aud
we do not wish to part with them-and
I, not wishing to feel lonely, will plead
guilty to this feeling.
None of these feelings should prevent
MS from donating almost every book in
the neighborhood to the library. They
are obstructlonists to advancement, who,
for such causes. play tho dog in the
manger" act. None OF us know what
others may have and may have often
wished for book, not knowing that 1t
was within a mile perhaps. lying in cor
ner, covered with dust and forgotten by
the owner
The committee will, I hope, pardon me
for this suggestion. w, M.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
CHURCH NEWS.

The Pueblo Presbytery meets at
Florence, April 10.
Christian Endeavor topic for next
Sunday: 1.-The Brotherhood Of Man"
"a missionary topic) John 3:l-24.
Baptist Young Peoples topic for
next Sunday Sowing and Reaping. Gal. 6.
Topic for Junior Endeavor: What is
the most interesting thing you know
about Asia and its missions. Acts 1:1-S.
Rev. DIR. Leslie will fill the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening. Topic at II n. m.
The Dream OF n Life Time; at Z 30 p. m.
Sights and Scenes in the Holy Land.
-Epworth League topic for next Sum-
day: 1.-The adder and the Cup" "a tenn.
perance topic Prov. 23:29-32. Harry
Badger leader.
Rev. Leslie Of New Orleans has,
during the past two weeks, preached at
all OF our churches; also lecturing Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at the Pres
byterian church and Methodist churches.
Our citizens are not unanimous in their
estimate of DIR. Leslie's pulpit oratory.
The Frce Methodist quarterly meet
ing held at Fairview school house last
Sabbath by Elder G. W. Stamp awak-
ened much interest. There was one con-
version.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ.
E. church will meet with Mrs. Alice
Green tomorrow afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
.MANZANOLA.

Born, Tuesday Apr. 6, to Mr.. and
Mrs H. A. Warner, n son.
Mr.. Conklin has been sick for week.
j. W. McClain's family came in from
Morton Co., KS, last week and have
rooms in the hotel while their residence
ia being built. Their children have the
measles.
Daniel Ross has rented his farm to
Mr.. Barnett.
Mr.. Paxton is building a'.house on his
ten acre tract eust OF town.
Mr.. Nicholson OF Boulder is having
one Of his tracts east OF town set to fruit
trees.
Messrs Harsh and Brown went to
Kansas City Tuesday with six cars Of
sheep, two or three cars from here, the
balance from Mr.. Colts feed yard ut Las
Animas.
Miss Mary Colt is quite sick with gas
trio fever.
]. Q. Hay, of Pueblo was,in town on
Tuesday.
Rumor saysthere are several applicants
for the position Of postmaster in Manzu-
nola.
An experienced hotel man has leased
the Manzanola hotel and is to open for
business April 10.
The Santa Fe has begun work on a
new depot at Manzanola, one block
east Of the present one and is, we under
stand. to be good, substantial, roomy
structure. Thanks, awfully!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08

Sunday School Mt the Campbell school
house hns been changed from p. m. to
10 n. m. -,
Mrs. ID. B Brown has been quite i'll
for several weeks.
A. W. Shelton took load of fat hogs
to town Monday.
ElGie Winner aud Albert Moore have
invested in fine new buggies.
Mrs. j. A. jackson ia on the sick list.
Rev. Collett Of In Juntn preached at
Center school house last Sunday.
Geo. Nicklos and the Horner Bros
went to tho cedars Monday.
The Holbrook country was visited last
week by the worst dust storm on record
j. H. Prunty and son have purchased
q water right and IRE putting in their
headgate this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bennett and Mr.,
md Mrs. A. j. Grom took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moore Sunday and
attended church at Center.
Mr.. md Mrs. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jobes. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin and 3. H. Mil.
ler Of La Junta attended Sunday school
and church ut Campbell school house
VIM. Campbell. B. F. Gleasmnn and
ChauDcey Burnside are cleaning ont the
Cross ditch from the canal proper to the
reservoir ditch.
A large crowd OF Young people attend.
ed the party Mt A. W. Shelton's last
Thursday evening and were most agree.
ably entertained. A bountif,il supper
was prepared to which all did ample jus.
tice. The guests departed at late hour
having spent delightful evening.
Misses Hattie Nancolis and Mae Ben.
nett, and Messrs. j. 4. Wasson and Cy.
rus Everitt attended the teachers meet.
ing at La Junta last Saturday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
Recipe for n Spray Mixture.


For the benefit of horticulturists, W.
B. Osborne of the state board of horti-
culture, few days since, left with Secre-
tary Shute of the board the recipe for IA
spraying mixture moro reliable as an in
secticide than paris green, which does
not burn the foliage of the trees, and
which costs less than cents barrel. 1t
is not patented, and here are his direc-
tions for making it:
Boil two pounds of white arsenic and
four pounds Of salsoda for 15 minutes in
two gallons OF water. Put into jug,
label poison, and lock it up. When
ready to spray, slack two pounds of lime
and stir it into 40 gallons of water, adding
pint of the mixture from the jug. The
mixture in the jug will cost 45 cents, and
this enough for 800 gallons or ~ barrels
of spray. These 20 barrels will require
40 pounds of lime, which will cost 20
cents more, making the total cost 65
cents for 20 barrels, or 81 cents barrel.
Its advantages over paris green are as
follows: 1t is cheaper, aud the ingredi-
ents can be found III any village drug
store; it is easily prepared and easily
kept ready; it will keep for any length Of
time; it is uniform in strength; it does
not injure the leaves of trees or plants;
it colors the leaves white, showing how
evenly it is distributed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
Poultry Association.

At the recent meeting at La Junta to
organize Poultry Association J. NJ. Nc
Cune was selected rs temporary chair
man and J. L. Stanley us temporary sec
retary. After a general discussion upon
the subject an organization was agreed
upon. The chair appointed a committee
consisting OF Messrs. Pierce, Kilgore and
Stanley to which the chairman was add.
ed, to draft constitution and bylaws
A committee was appointed for the pur-
pore OF finding a market for products:
Mrs. Gillum, Messrs. Kilgore aud STAN
ley. An adjournment was taken to Sat.
urday, April 10. at 3 p. IN. sharp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
0TER0 COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

insurance, conveyancing, accounting and
all kinds Of general agency w0rk.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Turner sustained great
loss in the sudden death Of their little
boy, Alba, Thursday. April LIST. They
have the sympathy OF the community in
their aifiiotion.-E. f. Blake Of Nepes-
tn was at his ranch near Fowler Monday.
-: S. Ringer Is preparing his lots for
q residence in tho near future Col.
Lookhart was among the arrivals Tues
day.-Eev. DIR. Hay of Pueblo was a
visitor at Fowler Tnesday.-Last Sun;
day the following officers were elected
year: Supt., Ray Teal; Asst. Supt., Mrs.
Ringer; Sec., Carrie Gilbert; Treas, Jas.
S. Gilbert; Choristcr. Eta Lee; Organist,
Mrs. Vestry; Librarian, II. p. Hard
The finishing touches ARE now beng put
on the parsOnRgc.-An new main ditch
is being mnde by which the water can
be gotten onto the town site by a more
direct route. Tho new stock scales Of
the English Lumber Co. are now ut tho
depot.-The lumber for tho new skim
station is'now on the ground.-The su.
perintendent Of tho Santa Fe honored
Fowler with special visit on Saturday.
Word comes direct from him that tho
material for our new depot will be here
iuniuc VI u WcoA.---4bots DhkcI Ii ou LILO
sick list owing to u severe cold.-Drs.
Finney and Reed performed an opera
ton for appendicitis near hero last Friday.
The operation was very successful and
the patient is rapidly recovering. This
is the third operation for this formidable
disease TINT has been performed in Fow-
ler. Quite a record for SO small place.
- The Orchard Co. has begun setting
out 10000 fruit trees.-John William
son shipped car load Of fat cattle to
Kansas City Monday.--Gibson & Fem
lason are improving aud preparing for
sale their land south Of town...-W. H.
Brook went to Olney Inst week.--The
Columbia Building i Loan Association
will soon begin the work Of erecting two
tiye-room brick cottages for rent.--Wa-
ter is again plentiful IN both the Oxford
and Highline.--L. II. Fenlnson Of
Rocky Ford was in town Tuesday.----
The state cattle inspector was doing bus
iness in this vicinity recently h.
Dunton, teacher, furnishes tho following
report OF room No. 2 Of the Fowler
public schools for month ending April 2:
No. days taught 20; No. pupils enrolled
81; average daily attendance 81; No. tar
dy mnrks-boys 2, girls o; neither absent
nor tardy during the month: Harry Ha-
ney, Wilbur Lee, Dee Morgan, Jesse
Morgan, Ray Phelps, Ernest Phelps,
Inez Mckinley. Edna Stobbs, Gertie
Sigafoos. Alba Mckinley, Pearl Wieland,
Alice Sauer. Minnie Sauer, Josie Fos-
dick, Alba Davis, Howard Handlon, Al
bert Teele, kada Lemon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
.When a atrnnear ofYerI

When a stranger offers to sell you
what he pretends is bargain, examine
his goods and prices and then go to your
local merchant and you will find that he
is selling the same or better goods for
less money.
The increase in the number Of pa
irons has been such that the creamery
annex now runs the separator every day.
The new Rocky Ford nursery is tax.
ing shape as rapidly us the circumstances
will allow. The ten.acre tract recently
purchased by Mr.. Shields is now uudcr
the care OF s. 8. Taylor who is preparing
it for starting the largest nursery in
southern Colorado.
The h. s. Holly estate has been
settled inthe probate court by Mrs.
Sarah F. Reynolds, executrx. It is re-
ported that after paying all claims there
remains s75,0OO for the heirs.
The Presbyterian brethren have
set worthy example by providing fine
gravel walks to the church.
Saturdays our streets are crowded
with evidences Of business-and the up
pearance Of things is not slow all through
the week.
e. @. Allen, after looking over all
southern Colorado has purchased farm
three miles east OF town-a portion OF the
j. N. Fenton place. He paid Sl,440 for
40 acres.
Those OF our readers who have occa-
sion to Gull ut DR.. Kearby's home will
find him in J. w. Potter's late residence.
He moved there on Monday last.
The brick work on the Kearby and
Gerbing buildings is making rapid pro-
gress under Fred Cheeks energetic work.
by May LIST. The Masonic brethren will
have elegant quarters in the second story
OF DIR. Kearby's building, while Mr.. Ger
bing's upper story will be divided into
Offices.
"A sure sign Of the arrival OF spring
has been noted-the marble playing OF
the boys.
The st. James hotel office is deco
rated with several specimens OF tho skill
OF Bert r. Beymcr, tasidermist, the fin
est being pair OF ducks hanging head
downward as il just brought in by one OF
Colorado Springs sportsmeu.
Geo. Daring hns IN eye for the COM
fort of the people. In the winter he sells
coal and in the summer provides ice. He
was last week filling his house with fine
mountain ice.
The Ladies' Relief Society will be
entertained next Tuesday afternoon and
evening by Mesdames Mcdonald. Cover,
Reifel and Greasy. The ladies' have en-.
gagged the nicely carpeted X. P. hall and
hope to have large attendance. We
understand that something novel in the
way OF refreshments may be expected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
Otero County Horticultural Society.

The society met at Armory hall Satur-
day last, Vice President Jones in the
chair.
Pruning trees was the subject Of Frank
Crowley's address which was illustrated
by examples Of pruning both right and
wrong ways. Mr.. Crowley's talk with
it's accompanying object lessons was oil
much value to all fruit growers present.
A general discussion on planting straw.
berries followed.
The secretary was instructed to SUBJ
scribe for the American Fruit Growers
Union for tho benefit Of the Horticultu-
raj society, in order that they may keep
posted on the working OF the Union and
other similar organizations.
Program for next meeting Saturday,
May LIST: Spraying by E. N. Berry;
Cultivation by r. q. McClain; Straw
berries by F. w. Stanbridge; Rasp-
berries and Blackberries by Frank Crow
lev
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
No wnter I'M canal as usual.

No water in canal ms usual.
Olney was visited with very heavy
sand storms Wednesday and Thursday
last.
Or. B. A. Peden OF Manzanola was on
our streets Sunday.
Mrs. II. p. Kellogg OF Fowler left Sun
dRy for Toronto Kans.
shipped five cars hny this week to Pue-
bio and Colorado Springs.
The @. +. & l.. 8. Go: shipped three
cars hay this week to Chivington, Falcon
and st. Louis markets.
Messrs. Fitzgerald and Curtis with
men OF the Mo. p. went east on the snow
plow to buck snow at Haswell Thursday
last. They claim the snow wns 20 feet
deep in the cuts.
D. w. Parker has received car oi
trees from the Ottawa Nurseries and is
making deliveries.
Ed Curtis visited his old-time friend
Fred Tarbox over Saturday night.
Miss Stella Mills OF Colorado Springs
Olpey has lost and Fowler has gained
by the removal Of Geo. Mancher and fam
lily to the south side, where he will farm
under the High Line cannl.
w. II. Brooks OF Fowler was visiting
many friends hero Tuesday last.
A social surprise party was recently
given Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Croft. All
parties present report pleasant time.
Albert Bemore left Saturday night
over the Mo. 2. for Kansas City, where
he will spend few weeks with relatives.
The last ball at Mock's new building
Friday. Apnk9, promises to be one OF
the most enjoyable occasions OF the sen
son. All are invited.
Dax, Cnro,, <,Sn nr1,pnv xrna nv, Sy,nI0y
evening aud held services Mt the school
house.
Charles Warren Of Rocky Ford was
visiting friends and doing business here
Monday.
Albert Derby. who has been assisting
Agent Gilbert, left Sunday night for Ar
lington to take a position as night oper-
ator.
Mrs. Florence Rogers and Mrs. Ira
Gilbert were in Pueblo "Wednesday
shopping and visiting friends.
|, Our fair clerk has become good
rider on the bicycle and our road over
seer says he will have to collect double
road taxes on account OF use Of roads
weet for short distance.
W. G. Hanen and Warford Lackey are
working mt the G.. T. L. s. Co.'s ranch
at Sanborn.
Hollis Mills OF Sunboru was here Sat
urday to meet his sister from Colorado
Springs and visited old friends.
w. L. Barnes, John L. Mock and Ira
Gilbert are still on the cripple list-Mr.
Barnes from severe sprain, Mr.. Mock
from kick of horse and Mr.. Gilbert from
rheumatism. The boys say it's club and
no one can belong unless he is cripple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mattoon of Ord.
way spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Gilbert.
VIM. Auckland made business trip
to Pueblo Saturday. He says there's
more excitement at home than abroad
Will was straight when he got home.
Bradford Hale Of La Junta and @. p.
Prushe of Ottawa, Kans. are planting an
orchard of 800 acres on the @. F. & l.. S.
Co. Farm near Olney.
We are sorry to learn Of the serious
accident to our friend, Fred Tarbox of
Ordway, but hope for his speedy recov-
cry. Fred you should have been here
where there was no lumber flying in the
air-nothing but sand.
DIR. Reed of Fowler and Bert Welborn
were on our streets Saturday and Sun
day.
Sun Down.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
NEVER so CHEAP.
The Golden Rule has 1000
Worth Of Spring Suits Ran
ging in Price from $500 to
01n

$40.
We have just opened SS,GOO.OO
worth Of Spring Suits at unheard
of low prices. We sell elegant
Mems suits for SO so, So. rs, 81. so,
$500, 5000. $500, $500, $500 and
$1,000, fully as good as we sold
you one year ago for SIS, $6, 81, SO,
80, $40, $12, $13, $14, to SIS. Just
think Of it! an Elegant Black all
Wool Worsted Suit sold one year
ago for SIS now only $40. We
have demonstrated to the people
of Rocky Ford and vicinity that
we give better values for the
money than any other concern
within fifty miles of Rocky Ford
for the reason that all GOLDEN
RULE STORES are buying to-
gether and are therefore in posi-
tion to buy cheaper than most
dealers, consequently can afford to
sell you goods for less money than
you can buy elsewhere. We guar
antee everything we sell. II you
buy garment Of us and it does
not wear we'll you can come to us
and you will find us ever ready to
make it right with you, as we are
here to cater to your wants year in
and year out and don't move from
town seeking new field with a
lot of old shelf-worn, faded out,
damaged stuff to palm off on the
public. We will remain with you,
THE GOLDEN RULE,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
LOUISDALE.

Flowing aud planting is the order OF
the day with our farmers, keeping them
very busy.
Mrs. I. N. Jobes and Mrs. Miller of La
Junta visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
Mr.. Bouchard has completed dixie to
convey water to n piece OF his land which
has not heretofore been irrigated.
The Kingery residence is nearing COM
pletion.
Arthur Marsh visited friends here last
Sunday.
G. Gould and family expect to move
into their new house in few days.
(Contiuued on third Page
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
Popular Low-Price California Ex-
cursiOns,

The Santa Fe Route daily excursions
to California in tourist sleeping-cars are
deservedly popular. The service pleases
everybody who tries it. Cars are of
newest pattern and very comfortable,
having all necessary conveniences.
These excursions are patronized by
many of the best people, and the ticket
rates are low.
The Santa Fe's California line is re-
course across the continent avoids ex-
tremes of heat or cold.
For descriptive literature, address W.
J, Black, e. p. A., A. L. & S. +. Ry.,
Topeka, Kas., or J. P. Hall, Gen1 Agt.,
Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
Legislative Compliments.

In speaking OF the 1lth general assem-
bly, the Denver dailies use the following
language:
News: Adjourned IN disgrace.
Post: For some reason it is not ex-
pected that any good will result from the
meetings OF the Legislature
Times: In many respects it proves to
have beeu expensive, arrogant and use
less, although not positively harmful.
Republican: It's work mostly left un-
done. Salaries OF Legislators were care
fully looked after, but no provision made
for the general expenses of the govern
ment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08

Friday Of next week, April 10, is Ar.
Dor Day by proclamation Of Gov. Adams.
The Observance Of this day should be
universal and hearty. II is practically
impossible for Colorado to have IN ex-
cess Of either fruit or shade trees.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08

dation by H. F. Hagan; Foul brood and
the management OF swarms by the mem-
bers in the shape of a general discussion.
The next meeting will be held Satur-
day, May LIST, Immediately after the
horticultural meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
The BeeKeepers.

The Otero county Beekeepers' Asso-
citation met at Rocky Ford Saturday
The program opened with a very thor
ough talk on the Spring Management of
Bees by b. F.. Hagan, followed by ques-
tions and discussion.
The bylaws were adopted.
The following is the program for the
pext meeting: Fixing sections aud foun5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08

Tho annual meeting Of the Rocky
Ford Melon Growers Association will be
held at /. o. o. F. hall next Saturday
at 10 O'Clock a. m. sharp. Officers will
be elected and much other important bus
iness transacted. Every member should
be present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08

Never before since the United states
was settled has the Mississippi valley
suffered 90 badly from floods as as dur
ing the present spring. The lossof prop
erty will be incalculable and the priva-
ton and suffering very great. The relief
Of the homeless ls being undertaken by
benevolent individuals, cities and the
states, but at best only partial relief can
ha afforded.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08

Although the senate was almost
unanimous in favor Of the bill removing
the Soldiers' Home to Fort Lyon the
measure was defeated by Senator Moody
killing time by talking against the bill.
II seems tie height Of foolishness for a
deliberative body to make rules for itself
which prevent the wishes of the majority
from being enacted into laws.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
THURSDAY, APR. 8, 1897.

Business in the county recorders
ONCE il increasing and shows more activ-
ity IN both town and farm sales. War
rantee deeds fled the last fan dnys in
March conveyed property valued at
$4,000
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08

The sheep men are happy over the
the advance of wool caused by prospect
i've tariff le9islation. Those who must
pay higher prices for woolea clothing
have not yet been heard from, although
they are greatly in the majority.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-08
OLNEY.

oLHHY CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sunday School In the school house every
Sunday Mt 2:3D O'Clock p. m.
Mo. p. Time Card.
EAsrBOUSD. wEsTBoUSD.
S:.bi y, IN. Passenger G:52 n, M.
lU:3J IL, M FrciShts 2:Ot p. IN.
5:0S p. III. b: 10 u. M,
IRA GILBERr. Agent.