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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24
ProclnmatIOu.

Memorial services will bs hsld IN the
city OF Rocky Ford on the aOth day Of
May. A. d. 1901. under the auspices OF
and conducted by WsflsvortL Post No.
9a. q. A. r.
We, as American citixsns. bonor and
revere tho memory of our departed
heroes, and this day having been set
apart for speciai services IN honor Of
their memory. 1t u requested that all
citizens join in the observance Of same
and il il especially requested that sll
busiuess housss close ut tho hour Of p.
M. on said day and remain ciosed until
the hour Of 3 o'clock p. N.
Dated this 2srd day Of May. A. ID. 1901.
q. W. Swixx. Mayor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24
II is very easy to suggest that large
shsre Of tho money annually expended

II Is very easy TO suggest that large
shsre Of tho money annually expended
apou country roads in this state is
wasted. Prof. Carpsntsr. Of tho ASri.
cultural college, Who has given tho mat.
Ter some attention, has secured data GO
ing to show that the net results achieved
IN most places might bs brought about
d half tho expense under proper man.
sg~ment, says tho Fort Collins Expscsa
That is. IL each county had y eompetent
surveyor or engineer who supervised all
road construction. tho expense woaid 10
reduced ons-hAlf. To procure coupe
tens engineers would cost money. aud II
is doubtful IL tho work would be readily
resigned to them either by commission.
srs or oysrscers. Bat tho experiment
would DO worth trying. II is idl. to dis.
sass Impossible schemes such M macad.
smizin.. A good mscadanixei road.
vide enough for one team only. would
ccs; IRON s3.ooo per milo np. and tcw
enanie a. nrc prepared for any such ca
pcndiiurc as that. Distances In Color.
sdo nr. too great for inacaiam or any,
thing approaching II in cost.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24
MRS. BERTHA FORBES,

MRS. BERTHA FORBES.
The. use Of "Old Glory" to advertise
goods for sale was severely condemned.
Expansion which carries with it the flag
and the constitution and which tends TO
make all men brothers was cordially
endorsed. Hills recent remark that
money must be shorn OF it's unholy
power was approved. The larger life Of
life filled with the power aud potency
and kindness Of loving.
Class Day filled the opera house Tues
day afternoon with the families and
friends of the graduates and others inter
ested,insthe public schoois..-,-. N .--,--r'.
The program opened with chorus
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

Early Tuesday morning II, al
passenger train No. lis. sos,L ss,| ~
from Denvsr plnngsl ,Lma,hr.'
bridge across the 81. Chsrl., -
Carlos ten miles son,h ., Pa.s,., \
engine and tender got se,os.
before the structure rays va, = - 4, y y
the baggage car, mail Ga, ~ As
The coaches aFe Oa TIL, a<
wrecked. The Pullman -. T
!i.a into the raging iiHOd and il. -
There were eigL;ssn psss.,,as
sleeper which lays subn-,..I
water and all that prvyrs,,I =
them being drowned Is H. h., -, ~
steps OF ono snd Of the ea.I' ~. M
one end OF the 'rsstle. TIM. LOssss,
several feet out o. the ua,,,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

Cripple Creek Is making extensive
preparations for tho meeting OF the
Transmississippi congress IN that city
July 1913. Some very attractive li,cra.
turc is being sent out from tho head.
qnartrrs OF the congress. which are now
established ut Cripple Creek. md tho
entertainment thnt is offered to th. dele.
gates is of nature to secure a very large
attendance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

The new three cent piece which the
newspapers alleee is soon to be issued by
the government has already been styled
thc "douGhnut coip" by reason Of the
fact that the piece is to have hole in
the center. This innovation in tho coin.
age OF a part of Uncle Sans money was
deemed necessary for the fact that the
new coin is the exact size and OF the
same material as is the five.cent piece.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

The decision OF The supreme court to
! Kansas bring suit to close the river
tches is u depressing incident, from
:'y point OF view, says the Pueblo
Saief,ain. The money that will have to
be paid to the lawyers to win righteous
ease is needed for better and more useful
purposes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24
L. II. HARRISON.
Principal Washington School.

makes to work for good Col is in
everything. God is larger now TO man.
kind than ever before because OF our
enlarged conceptions of him. Law is the
output OF Gods energy toward man.
Human law is man in action toward God.
All good comes to us through law. Suf-
fering is necessity OF the laws violation.
There is new unity of purpose in the
nation because OF the Spanish-American
was and new reverence for the flag.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24
Commencement Week
Rocky Ford Public Schools.
Series OF Interesting Events Close {
Prosperous Year.

song. 1.-THE Reyei Of the Leaves" by
High School pupils.
The firss graduation Grafton on the
program was thai Of Miss Jessie HaTtrs.
whose subject was "Woman's Place."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

+. d. BoLLES. Superintendent.
port presiding. Music wns Furnished by
double quastctie consisting Of Mes.
danes Hail. Hardry. Davenport and
Gaidswortly. Mcs-rs. Albert. Adair,
Titsworth and Pollock. with Miss Rcna
jackson pianist.
In the opening Of the sermon DR..
Ayicsworth compared tho world to trse
which wns making steady growth to-
wnr,ls its purpose aud mission. each day
being better and stronger than tho day
before. Tho man is simply tho develop.
mcnt Of the powers which were In the
child from the beginning. God vus in
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24
MISS GLADYS GROVE.

MISS GLADYS GROVE.
Miss Zella Norton presented the Class
History. -.
ITO Have and TO Hold. Reviewed"
was Miss Mary Shuna,c's subject.
''Thc Ivy Green WAS sung by chorus
of pupils.
Arthur Manning's address was entitled:
'.Ivy oTa,ion."
Miss Katie whi,;cnburg presented the
'.Ivy Pocin."
The Mantle Grafton by Miss Fio>Sic
Pollock was next on the program. the
mantle OF the seniors being placed on the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

MRS. ANNIE B. ELSER.
The opera house was full Wednesday
evening on the occasion OF the COM
mencement exercises. While Mrs. Willis
was playing march the six graduates
took their places on the platform. After
prayer by Rev. Il. s Walker quartet
Composed OF Mesdames Hall and Strong,
Mesers. Fleming and Adair sang Bring
the Bright Garlands,' Miss Rena Jack,
son pianist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

MRS. JOSIE P. GARDENER.
shoulders OF Miss Ida I.awton. whose
Farewell to the Seniors" closed an in
tcrcsting program.
All Of the graduates acquitted them
selves admirably in the delivery OF their
orations. We had hoped to publish a
synopsis Of each this week but was un-
able 10 obtain the manuscripts in time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

The Epvorth League vi
Strawberry social Thasi., ~ ~
May Sth. nj tho X. 7. han ~,
teressin. program viii bs ,seI,ssl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

e'P'Rs H1fOeFey 'F'kH R1e"Vo''
the beginning OF evolution. Tho pro-
gress OF the world has consisted in the
discovery and application OF natural laws.
All material things are from God. The
basal principle OF our civilization is an
Acknowledgement OF the supremacy OF
God. The mind cannot escape the
no continuity OF things without the
infinite. Back OF all thonght is God,
the thinker. Storms and tempests God
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

Elsewhere in this ,ssue will bs found
. eomplsts list OF the laws psssed by tho
late legislaturs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

MISS GERTRUDE KELLOGG.
Rev. W. I. Davenport in presenting
the diplomas spoke OF the fact that these
last school days had both serious and
pleasant side. Among the most impor.
tant lessons learned by the graduating
class was that it is quality and not quan.
tity which wns valuable. Careful prep.
aration for the duties Of life was ail.im.
portant. The best things come to the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

MISS ALPHA KING.
The salntatory address was in n few
well.chosen words by Miss Rozella Nor.
ton, followed by the introduction OF
Prof.. Lancaster Of Colorado College,
Colorado Springs, who came to fill the
appointment OF DIR. Snyder
Prof. Lancaster's lecture was upop
the physical and mental development of
the boys and girls from the age Of IL or
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-24

MISS CLARA WEST.
Tho vaiedictory WIS delivered by Mise
Katie Whittcnburg. who on behalf OF the
class returned thanks TO school officers,
them ut their own homes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-21
NEVADA SUCKERS.
LAWYERS AND CLIENTS.

Considerable tiscu ssion has arisen
over the fact that Sam Shortridge. an |
attorney Of San Francisco, accepted
fee in case where he was retained
by some Chine g brothrel keepers who
were engaged, not merely III the traf
fic of women used for immoral pnr-
poses, but in women fOrclbly depEI\ ed
of liberty and compelled 10 become in
mates of dens against their will The
horrors of tie slavery of the hlac
race where the slaves were compelled
to work for their keeping and clothes,
sinks into significance compared to
the slavery in which women are co'u-
PEELED TO degrade themselves,
The Sacramento Bee holds that q
lawyer is free az all times TO accep,
fee from any one who IS competed to
appear IN court, and assist them j" a
defense
We hold that a lavyer is at al
times at liberty 10 refuse to champion
an unjust cause, and that a law er
whose conscience IS OF the right sort
will always refuse to be retained IN
cases, the winning OF which would
be detrimental 70 rs interests o. pub
lie morality.
In the case OF a nan charged wi.h
murder any lawyer can constitutions
ly appear tor the defendant ara SOW
if possible tfa5 BIS client is innoc=nt
of the killing OF a human being, OF
else had sufficient provocation tc
justify the act.
In the case of the Chinese bIo,he
keepers the issue was not the ques
ton of the defendants Innocence. bu
as we understand the case, his RICH
under Federal law to traffic. not oni,
in flesh and blood, but in the souls Q
human beings The defence made n
pretense of Innocence but boldly de
fed the authorities and said in sub
Stance. AN lOiCltlS !SUIdlc Sid "
to lead immoral lives and don't pro
pose to be stopped y
Shortridge was hired. not to prov
his client innocent, but to show eiths
that he was justified i'll his act or e,
deavor to knock a technical hole
the law. by whIcn means punishmel
and responsibility could be evade'
We hold that any attorney who d
sires the appreciation of his feIlo
men ard peace with his own co
science Will refuse to be retained
such case. i the rule is laid dow
that a lawyer can do anything t
money, il is certainly bound to 4
to the prejudice O. the profess'o
Certainly the Bee would not hold ia
a newspaper editor had the right
defend such case under any circu1
stance. If he attempted it he wou
be run out of the community with
short shift.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-21

The Kansas City Star refers to Z E
resentative Babcock, the ma, who
wants the tariff taken lftrust pro 'uct
as the Republican Banquo. What
seems to be troubling Republican
leaders is how they can get the pariy
to throw over Banquo without rishin
its giving up the ghost, says the Salt
Lake Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-21

Plague has broken out i'll Cape Town
Africa, 1t seems to scare the BtItisil
Soldiers more than the Boer hulists.
The plague never makes a mistake
and leaves a cripple of the man atflict-
ed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-21

1t is said to be the present intention
Of w. ]. Bryan to be candidate for
Governor Of Nebraska at the II,
election, and, III the event OF Demo
cratic Legislature being chosen. to
secure seat iii the Unitet Safe
senate. This program is vouched for
by the Omaha Bee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-21
TO the Public.

have finished the building OF
concrete room and have fitted up same
for mud bath, for the benefit of those
suffering from rheumatism, etc. DR..
Lee has examined the mineral ground
and pronounced it as the best mud
bath in the word
Antoine BenenatO.
Proprietor of Carson Hot Springs,
formerly Shaws.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08
SEATTLE BEER

The ever popular Rainier beer d b.
coming q household word and "Wtn
you have q glass Of Seattle" q nors
often heard than anything else. Ths
Criterion Saloon has the beer % 10 81
In bottleA =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08

SALES-Io Ooksla, sIa.oo; 10 Ookala.
i4.oo; Pioneer, 100 90; 10 Pioneer, 100 90,
5 Haw'n Sugar, 1000, sOahu, 1880; s
Oahu, 1880.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08

Tho Evening Bulletin, Is cents per
month. .E
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-08
NAME or STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

G. Brewer q Company.
N S Sachs DIG. Cold
B. Kerr q Co., Ltd
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16
Stirred Up by Pointed
Questions.
he Is Looking After
the Trusts.
Mr.. Schwab and Others Liable to
Arrest.

Columbus, Aug. 16.-Secretary of
State Laylin, spurred on by the peril
nent questions submitted by Hon. E.
s. Monnett, has discovered that three
Of the companies concerning which
Mr.. Monnett asked, have qualified to
do business in Ohio and that three have
not done so.
Fees have been collected from three
companies as follows: American Steel
and Wire company, March. 1899 $4,000;
National Tube company, July, 1900,
S762; National Steel company, August,
1890, $1,500.
The companies which have not COM
piled with the Ohio laws and which
therefore have no right to do business
in Ohio are The Federal Steel company,
the American Tin Plate company and
the American Sheet Steel company. To
these companies, as well as to the
United States Steel company, notifi-
file statements with the secretary of
| state and pay their fees.
What proceedings the Attorney Gen
eral will institute against the great
corporation and the smaller ones is
still problematical, although Attorney
General Sheets maintains that he will
not allow them to operate in Ohio pro,
vided he can prove that they are lille.
| gal combinations of capital. Nothing
will be done until the secretary of state
has received response from the com
panies to which notification has beer
sent
Mr.. Monnett has authorized the pub
lication of long statement in which
he says that there is due the state from
the forcing corporations allied with
the steel trust the sum of not less thar
100000
"In addition" he says, there is 9
criminal penalty attached for the omis
sion to comply with the provisions OF
the law Of a fine of not more than $500
and imprisonment for not more thar
six months for each days offense."
Mr.. Monnett continues:
Not long ago the officers Of the stee
trust, headed by Mr.. Schawb himself
came through this state in n magnifi
cent private car inspecting the plant
owned by the company. If it is shown
that the corporation has not compiled
with the law, these officers may be in
dicted in every county where plan
was inspected, and may be forthwith
extradited from New York or an,
other state where he may have hi
headquarters. OF course 1t is not prob
; able that this course will be followed
IN many instances at least, but If tn
fight between employer and employe
is carried to the extent of issuing OF
noXlous injunctlons, it Is within tn
power of every reputable workingmal
to file affidavit with any magistrate Il
the counties where such offenses hav
been committed, and set the machiner
of the law in operation against tn
magnates of the trust"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16
Chances For a Military
Company.
She Would Precede East Liver
pool, If There Was a Vacancy.

'1t is not probable that East Liver
pool will ever have company in the
Eighth regiment again." said Captain
I'll. J. Blackburn to reporter for the
Democrat. Friday morning. '"There is
no vacancy now, and if there were,
companies can be found much nearer
at hand than Liverpool. Kent wants
to come into the regiment and when a
vacancy does exist, Kent will probably
have the first chance. How the report
that East Liverpool was trying to get
back into the regiment started is a
mystery. Old Company E came from
that place, but the company did not
re-enter the service after the Spanish
American war. Perhaps some Of the
officers and men of the old company
have desire for more military service.
That may have caused the rumor of
the new company to start. There is
no vacancy in the regiment now and
there is no likelihood Of there being
any for some time to come"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16
HURRAH FOR SAM!

Sam Rogers left sample package
of Japan plums at this office on Satur.
day, which were duly sampled and pro-
nounced first-class. Mr.. Rogers has
one Of the finest peach orchards in the
county, on which he has expended a
considerable amount of labor We are
glad to announce that he is to be re-
warded with large crop of fruit this
season; some of the earlier varieties, he
informed us will soon be ready for
market.-Holmes County Farmer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16

Attended HiIbish Family
Reunion.
A Day Delightfully."- Spent at
Lakeside Park.

The Hflbish family reunion was held
at Lakeside park Thursday and was
Il decided success, 100 members of the
family being present. A bountiful
dinner and supper were served. The
afternoon was devoted to addresses
and music. The program was as fol-
lows:
Address of welcome, VIM. Hilbish, Of
Youngstown: response, Chas d. Moy-
er, of Chicago; piano duet, Misses An.
ma ]. and Ella L. Meyer; historians
address, Rev. John A. Mertz; vocal
solo, Miss Mary Hilbish; address, Prof
G. II. Schnee, Cuyahoga Falls; address
Sam'l. G.. Hibish.
A business meeting was held, and
Rev. Henry Hilbish Of Fredericksburg
Pa, was elected president; John Fred
erick, of Chester county, Pa, vice
president; Rev. John Mertz, of Reigels
vile, Pa, historian; j. II. Hilbish Ma
honing City, Pa, assistant; and John
A. Hilbish, of Northumberland, Pa
treasurer.
Among the guests from out of towI
were Samuel G. Hilbish and wife, Mrs
James p. Artley, Geo. and Chas. Hill
bish and wife and Miss Ella Meyer
from Freeburg, Pa; Mr., Charles d
Meyer, of Chicago; Misses Ada ant
Angeline Hilbish of Bellevue, O.
The reunion will be held at Ziegers
vile, Montgomery county, the thirt
Thursday In August, 1902.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16

ba and the Orient" when in cold truth
he knows that its liberation of Cuba
consists in imposing by coercion upon
the Cuban people conditions which in
effect make that island a chattel of the
United States, in the face Of n solemn
pledge to the contrary, while the lib
GRAFTON" given to the Orient is known
by the author of this amazing state
ment to be--as to many thousands of
its people--that found only in the
grave or,--as to the survivors-in be-
ing made the subjects of the heartless
commercial plumber characteristic of
a mercenary age, which his party has
begotten and which it now nurses and
protects.
And lastly, Mr.. Chandler here de-
MES that his party is "owned by the
money power of America and Europe"
II any one never heard Of Satan re-
buking sin," here is his opportunity.
This disclaimer Of ownership by the
money power is made on behalf of a
party which, h,--eXcept as being 50 own
ed, and except for the purposes of
such ownership.-has not even an ex-
cuse for existence, and which but for
such ownership could not remain in
power for day or an hour. This
denouncing of trusts Is for an organi-
zation whose chief law officer,--the
sworn duty of whom Is to prosecute
trusts, was graduated iuto the Cabinet
out of firm Of attorneys for the
| trusts, and who always has himself
been trust lawyer. Language fails
in the effort to properly stigmatizt
such bald hypocrisy, and its bare, ex
| istencc can be accounted for only be
cnuse the expression Of it comes t.
bolster up a party which Is bu1
hypocrisy organized.
In this complacent enunciation of Re
| publican virtues there is,--througl
sheer fnadvertence, no doubt,--a miss
ing note. one rift in the lutte whicl
jars the harmony of the Senator's song
lie forgot to take credit for fnithfu
redemption of the ancient pledge of hi
party to eXtirpate the other Of TIL
twin relics of bnrbarism, ,"-polygamy
and then call upon the Sultan of Sui,
with his harem-now in Republical
pay-to swear to it We are gla,
to supply the omission, and make n
charge for doing 1t.
Chandler evidently wants the man
ayers Of the G. o. p. to think he |
earning his money ON the Cuban Com
mission by the customary work o
beating the party bazoo, and soundin
the worn-out party tom-toms, and play
ing his old role of Il bloody shirt whanl
doodlcr. In the eyes of the orthodo
this will be u sufficient consideratio
for his salary, and even the Bosto
and Maine may condone some of HI
former apostasy. The sting of the 'iI
sect" has become "innocuous."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16
CITIZENS
Withdraw Their
Consents.
N. O. T. Must SeIectNew
Route In MassiIIon.
Proposition toCompany
Operating There
Not Yet Accepted, But Believed
It Will Be.

The plans of the N. o. L. Co., for
entering Massillon have been some
what impaired by property owners
along the route selected. The latter
have withdrawn their consents, offer
ing as an excuse that upon more care
full thought they had decided that they
didn't want street cars running so close
to their houses.
Manager Currie, of the company in
formed Democrat reporter Thursday
evening that the route over which there
is a contention is along North St, and
that it is likely new route will be
selected. A proposition has been made
to the Canton & Massillon Co., now
operating in Massillon, that the N o.
Z. be allowed to lay track on Main
St, to be used by both companies. The
proposition has not been accepted, but
is believed it will be considered ia
vorably.
The company, several weeks ago,
applied to the Iassillon Council for
franchise, but some changes will
now have to be made in specifications.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16

tic Of the Celestial He wants land on
which to build new Legation buildings
and the real estate dealers asked an
exorbltant price, thinking that WI was
an unsophisticated heather and could
be easily persuaded to pay out many
yen for little ground. The willy Wu
laughs in his lowered sleeve and waits.
The dealers become impatient know.
ing both are after the same prize. and
underbid each other. WI still laughs
and continues to wait. He will proba-
bly, get the land at a reasonable price.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16
CHANGE IN
N. O. T.'S PLANS.
Grading and Constructing New
Lines to be In One Contract.

The N. o. T. Co. expects to award
the contract for grading and construct
ing the Canton, Massillon 4 Akron line
Saturday, or not later than the middle
of next week. A short delay in award
ing the contract has been caused by a
change in plans with reference to plac-
ing the lines, all but two miles and
half, under one contract, 1t was origi-
nally designed to divide the lines into
four contracts, but now the work will
be placed in the hands Of one contrac-
tor, as 1t is believed that work will thus
be pushed along faster, and also at less
expense. That part of the line under
contract, is two mile and half, sec
tlon, from Akron to Turkeyfoot lake.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-16
IN ANY GARB.

In olden times, when girl grew up,
They tied her with ropes Of gems,
They shackled her ankles and wrists
with ore,
And they crowned her with diadems.
They soaked her tresses in perfumed
oil,
They rubbed her with pastes and
things,
Then brought her forth, as queen,
beat saS
TO rlvet the gaze of kings.
But nova dip in the tumblins waves,
With q rest on the sands between,
A linen shirt and sailor hat
And-she's just rs much of a queen.
Life.