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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

ani ti,s furnaces gradually bs.an woik:
the psopis got employment; confidence
Was RESTORED; money cane out from its
hiding places ani went int" the channel.
u trade and business; and the year 1901
was tho most prosperous yeai our coan'
try ever had. with more moaey ~ cisca-
islloa than ever before. whea Nckin-
10y Was fir.t elected tho democrats coa-
msac~i gaying US With; -wLsro's your
pfospssityy' When 10 was insngaratsi
they said; -Bsipg oa your prosperity
that you pfomiss.i us" They kept this
cry up all through 1897 aud tall tho TALL
Of isss. bat by that time tho sssisaors
of change for tho t-ttsr ~sfs pstsni.
aud have bs-a multiplying ever since:
- that now PROSPERITY cannot ls denied;
and they s-~k To siinbGis iLo coalition
VI things to natural raus-sl
-1Strippsi Of s-1tiinvGiai,ty ani all e.-
iraB-oas considerations. ani reducing
the Cuban demands for frss or ff-oE
sugar Ia ito simplest -luaiion. u Ia this:
shall Tia. uBii-,i STATES ihEOush iis ss-
rscalinEtsis produce It's IaW sugar and have
factories scattered from the Atilsatia 10
tho Pacific iviin. lie pTOSlae,s. oF shall II
i-Itnil ioEvisn .ai.is Ia export to u ths
raw material snd costsns itself merely
ui,h tho r.iininsg Thai ts sha, fear
~otiiI eventually cotas ,o pass IL .oa in-
isrf-Ev ia any say nj ili- pi.s-a, iiia.
with ii,- -sisiins Pn>lariioa ot hume
sugar. Capital Ia t,iaii ." "a great dr.
sr-~. aud sl,.,uil coasr--s decide that
cub.n sugar ina.s 10 lsipsi at tho .s.
p~,ss ot American b~vt sugar thsa 1t
vail al tirss h-.i'aie aud svsa,a.iiy turn
It's back upon tho further dvssiopmr,i
ot b--s sugar aud ihro~ It's full forrs IN.
to ii'v tropical island which ". have nn.
daily fsvorri aud stimulated" ."-H~nry
I. oanasi bstoss tho Congressional
Con mites.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

G. c. Hawkey's new shop on the same
lot with his residence is fitted up with
lathe, saws, etc, making it a full-grown
woodworking establishment, all tile
machinery being run by 4-horse power
gasoline engine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

The Woodmen OF the World band is taking
on new life and activity. A now leader has
Bloomington, III. yr. Judy is an experienced
and skillful teacher of music and will give
the boys valuable instruction. Outdoor con-
certs Will be given rs soon asthc weather
will permit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

Thos. Carskadon, an employe of the
Rockford house, left on Friday for
Trinidad. but may return to make Rocky
Ford his future home,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

Linotype matter of local interest de-
signed for the auxiliary side of this issue
having by accident been sent to Rocky
Ford causes the extra two pages this
week and also the use of some ready
print paper with "chcstnutty'' news.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

The Rocky Ford Creamery reports the
new year beginning with prosperous in
dications. The number of patrons is in
creasing weekly. This is as it should be.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31
FARMERS DEPARTMENT STORE.

the pnst i've years u certainly does ap.
pear that tho democratic party has little
c1cus- for mn existence. What their bat.
tl.-cry will bs IN 1904 is hard to predict.
In fact. they have no idea thcmsslvrs
unless Il should be that thrradbar. and
often disprovcd assertion that "the tsrin
is tax"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

The Business Mems club finance CON-
nlittee today quickly raised 500 to aid
our patriotic societies i'll taking care of
the G. A. X. Encampuent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

The doletul predictions made by DEM
ocratic newspapers and orators in the
national campaigns Of 1896 and 1900 have
not been realized. In fact, as time
elapses, the absurdity of democratic u.s.
more apparent. The gold standard has
not impoverished the country. as was so
freely predicted, and the cry OF imperial
ism has proven to be the raukest kind of
q bugaboo. In the light OF the events of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

T. p. Russell is now Colby's right hand
man i'll dispensing the delicious chile-con-
carne. being on duty when MIR. Colby is
off,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1902
Enterprise Telephones.

Beet Sugar Men Win the First Battle.
Ways and Means Committee is Reported
Ten to Seven Against Cuban Reciprocity
The above is n bold type heading in this
mornings Denver News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

At a late meeting of the Business Mems
club it was resolved to newly paper and
fit up the rooms in fine style. Two new
members were received,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

Several weeks since we mailed bills to Il
large number of Subscribers. vote OF
cheerfully responded, not only paying the
arrcarages. but In advance. Again, Thanks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

The various COMMITTEES appoi-'~d TO
make arrangements for tho meeting Of
tle Department. Eucampmcnt In June
mot al The business Mcn's club rooms
Jsu. -. Tho meeting was we'll attended,
and had nm enthusiasm which 10 prophet
ic Of tho fullest provisions for the enter.
tnipascpt OF the approaching gathering
OF thu veterans Col. j. a. l.ockhnrt
was chosen chairman and y. q. wash
burn secretary. The following commit
tees were appointssl:
Finnnc--Wm. Green, ]. E. Goddins.
George Hammond.
Information and Public Comfort-w.
u. Go,,in. W. y. Steele. Is. U. Dye. e..
W. Swink.
Rental of Hnlls-H. I. Maxwell and A..
q. Sluan.
Commitices adjourned. subject to call
@. g. WAsuBuRS. Sec.
Gen. L. L. Sherman. Dept. Command.
er of the u. A. II OF Colorado and Wyo-
ming. will make mn official visit to Wads-
worth Poet and the W. Il. g. on tue nj.
,crnoon of Friday. Feb. Z. in Odd Eel
loSs Hall. ut . % clock. All old soldiers,
whether members Of the Post or not. are
invited to be present. Bring your lunch
baskets well filed.
In the evening Mt 7:3O at the business
Mems club rooms Gen. Sherman will
meet all the committees and confer with
them about the Department Encamp-
mcpt, which is to meet here in the second
week IN June. All citizens and members
OF the Business Mems club nrc requested
to meet Gen Sherman at that meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

Next Thursday ~ill bs tho first day Of
tho Farmers Institute. We haS. ffr-
auvu,ly called tho si'va,ioa of our read.
.n to tho value of tho coming coasvrracs
of farm~rs. aud will say now that fcw
farmers In tho county vili have more i'm.
postant bus,ns.s next wrek than attend.
Ia. this institute. Let sotns other dntics
iak~ back scat and bs prsscut Al vvcry
srssiou ui the insiiinlr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

After McKinley's first election re-
publican congress. as coon as it could
be done, passed the Dingley bill. The
business Of the country began to revive,
the looms and the mills and the mines
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

Wadswortli Post will NEE. at Liberty
high school building at9 II. m. Friday,
Feb. Z. All members OF the Post aud
ali old soldiers not members nre urged
to be present. The object OF the meet
ing is to 20 III body to the Santa Fe
depot to meet Gen. Sherman.
By order OF the Post.
j. NJ. CHRIrToS, Com.
G. q. WAsHBURS, Adjt. pro tenn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

With the return OF prosperity comes
the occasional wall of the free trader
that '.the tariff is u tax" While it is not
best to borrow trouble it is also well to
warn the voters OF the country to refrain
from repeating the mistake made in 1892.
The dose of tariff reform" or free
trade" which this country experienced
from 1893 to 1897 was enough to last
this country for fifty years at least and
it is hoped the American people will
study long and well before again placing
u party in power which has demonstrated
its epmity to the country's prosperity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

The representatives OF tho sugar teus,
have had their say before tho committee
at Washington nnd when pressed for an
answer to tho direct question ~ To the
benefits the consumer would derive from
a reduction on raw sugar had TO acknowl.
edge TINT the consumer would reap no
benefit. but that the reduction woald
simply mean additional profits to the
trust stockholders. This admissioa
should have been sufficient cause for de.
claripS NIL further controversy Mt Mt ead.
bnt it seems II was not. II the sugar
'.rns. really wishes TO benefit consumes
let 1t advocate the free importation Of 70.
tined rs well as raw sugar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

The cause of irrigation will doubtless
become more and more popular. There
are thousands of acres of land in the
western states which would become the
home OF thousands of contented men,
women and children if the water problem
were solved. Government aid is neces.
sary for some of the work and this fact is
thoroughly recognized by President
Roosevelt. t.-Press. Fairfield Ill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

I.is probably that congress will reresl
all the Spanish war taxes. It is believed
that tins will save the beet sugar indus
try because the great reduction will pre-.
vent the proposed Cuban sugar aud to.
.bacco reductions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

1t has been II long time since the ont.
look for the farmer has been so bright us
at the present time. Everything pro.
duced on the farm is bringing good
price. In fact, high prices are the rule.
1t Is no doubt true that the scarcity OF
farm products through n short crop is
the principal reason, but there is another
feature of the matter which should be
taken into account. Business OF the
country generally is good, money is plen.
ty. The circulation per capita in the
United States is the largest 1t has ever
been, and more labor is employed. No
man needs to be out Of employment now
who is willing and able to work. When
laborers are well employed they are able
to buy the products of the farm and pay
good prices for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

Tho sugar sust-'bs frvu raw sugar
peopis-suisiy have tho virtue Of indus.
Try. Few mails arrive winch do not
bring To tho country newspaper Offices
matter prepared by tho tsusi's literary
bureau for the purposs VI influencing
public sputimcut,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

The special session of the legislature
convened on Monday. Gov. Orman
apologies for its being called, but the
circumstances were such as to justify
the governors action. However. he is
subject to criticism for the number of
subjects nasnsd for Legislative action.
Revenue matters only demanded the i'm
mediate attention of the lawmakers. 1t
is predicted that the session will prob
ably continue for three months.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

Treasurer Beerbohm is now ready to
receive the taxes OF 1901. Wednesday
Assessor Adsmond received the returns
OF the assessment of the railroads by the
state board OF equalization, which COM
pleted the work of his Office and he turned
the tax books over to the treasurer. As
the valuations OF the state board OF
equalization are the same MS made by the
assessors under the new law, n fight will
be made by the railroads. They claim
that the assessment is far too bigb, and
much litigation will result before they
will pay the tax for 1901. All taxes
may now be pnid. The first half becomes
delinquent March /. The last half be-
comes delinquent August ]. After be-
coming delinquent interest is charged
up as follows: On first half one per
cent. per month up to August l. After
August l, all taxes not paid are charged
one and one.quarter per cent. per month.
After the delinquent tax sale the follow
lug penalties are charged: For the first
six months. two per cent; for the second
six months, Que and one-half per cent. /;
and one per cent. per mouth thereafter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-14
cages : Weuisfeitem.
q u 8 / n D .

Der beutlne &eiAstaa bietet
gegehmartig elm Bilb pDa1tdnotger
6atblDiigfeit bar. Bisber 1inb eft
bier Baragrapben bes 8DIgeiebes
beratben mDrben, uno tpenn eS in
oemielben 9empD furtaebt, piro biz
Beibnadten fa1:m bic 6dlfte Der
atpeiten 2elurig beenoet lein. Sir
Die Durbberatbuna bes 8pIent=
tpurfs lit Damn feline Belt mebr lib
rig.
9as beutibe @eibs Marine-
Gnt bat beidlofien, peribieoene
Sreu5er, 0eren 8au Der 8olenbuna
nabe lit, gum 9ienlt an Der Hacific=
Elite BON NDros unb Siioamerifa su
commandment. Die1es peItameritaz
niihe @elhmaoer loa cine bauernoe
ginri9tuns peroen, nidt lpmDbl
neil elm beionberer 8med oamit pers
bunoen lit, iDnoern oamit bic SHiffe
bes @eidmabers eeeebenen Sails
nah Den perlhieoenen 0dfen gelhtdt
perben fDnnen, tpern Dies erfproers
lib iein Iollte. Wie bas pItameri=
faniihe @eihtpaoer miro es feline
beifimmte OperationSba1is baben.
Die Shaffung oauernber StatiDnen
in amerifanilben @eudfiern, 10 tpie
anberspD in Der Welt, 1T cine Solge
Der 8ergrDBerune Der 5lotte uno Die
VebDroen finb iib iebt flarer, als lie
bepuBt, mie oortbeilbaft es Iein
tulroe, peun 9eutlhlanb 2anobeIib
our Shaffung BON OperatiDnsbalen
erlangen f0nnte. ba fie aber mobl
tDiiien, oaB fir iolhe grperbungerl
in Der meitliben 6emilpbdre burh=
aus feline Gusiidten iinb, weroen Iie
iib in 5rieoens5eiten naturgemGB
fir Die 8Drnabme BON 8orrdthen
auf amerifaniihe Safen perlaiien
miilien.
Die sablreiben 0erlebunaen
beutlher 2egationslecretGre, bic fiir5=
lib aemeloet puroen. fino burh bic
y8eurlaubune" oes 2eaatiDnsratbes
unb erlten Sefretdrs Der oeutIhen
BDtlhaft in 2onoon, Srbr. b. Cd
barotiteiu, auf elm Sabr nptbpenota
~getporben. @ie uerlautet, bat Der
Sefretdr eieentlib gar fein &ubebe.
biirFniB empfunben, es puroe linn
aber bonn Guspdrtigen Qmte nabe
geleet, auf ldn9ere 3eit, oieuei6t
aucb fir INNER, DDn Der biplomati=
i1en 8ilofldde gu perihninben. Ct
ipa ndmlid iebr Dptimiitiih gefarbte
8eribte iiber ben Stan6 Der 2rans=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-14
Das onoeb(iehe gttentot o,tf h,

Das aneeblihe Nttentat auf ben
~&apeumeiiter Oscar GtrauB, oes
8omponiiten bes n9uitieen @bemans
mes, felt iib als cine @rfinouna
oes &omponiiten beraus. 8enn er
audi fir oa8 erpBe Yublifum luitiae
8eiien fomponiren fam, 10 per=
modte er es bod niht, Iib nit ieiner
ndbiten nmeebune i'm ngunten
9beater" auf auten SuB su fteaen.
@r tpar bel Snicenirune leiner Oper
pieoerbolt ben 9beaterarbeitern su
nabe getreten uno oaber iebr unbes
liebt. Gt8 er iie an elmer einiamen
STEELE mieoer uDn oben berab nit
Der ueberlegenbeit oes eottbeeuaoe=
ten 8iinitlers bebanoette, nabmen i'm
Die Grbeiter nor uno priigelten i'm
winoelmei6, wDbei sufduieer @eile
einiae eleftrii6e @libbirnen nit laus
tenn &naa plabten uno benz @epruz
eelten @ele9enbeit eaben, iid inter-
reliant gu MAIDEN uno gu erSGblen,
es lei auf i'm aelbuifen pDroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-14
g9irS perindht ,uernen.

Gin merfpiiroiger San miro aus
@li5abetb, @. 8a., beri6tet. Gin
alter Mann, Namens g. IS. Gos
berts, litt bort ibDn LANCER Belt am
&rebs, Der lbeinbar unbeilbar mar.
Seoern1ann belt ben SAL fir gang
li6 b0ffnungslDs, biz er Electric
Bitters' eebraudte uno Budlens
Grnica : Salbe antpenbete. 9ieie
Bebanolung curirte i'm nDnitdnbig.
Sept perIubt Sober, Der bapDn ge=
bort bat, ben Electric Bitters".
@r ibt mdbtige @irfung aus in
8e5ug auf Die Beieitigung nDA Sal
ligfeit, Nieren= uno 2eberleiber uno
es. lit iiberbaupt elm pDrtrehlihes
8elebungsmittel fir Elm eribDpftes
Spitem. Wan peridunte rtibt, es
gu beriuben. Nur so Gents. 8e=
frieoigung 9arantirt ourb S.. 9al=
teper & SDbn, SEP. S. S. Sbmitt,
@igentbimer, uno 30. 9reiB, DrD=
auiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-14

9iele @rflGrung, our6 mel6e
Gidter Der Nniidt Der %cpnierpatipz
fLerifolen Maipritdt beipflibtete, per=
anfaBte ben SDcialiiten 8ebel, aufs
sulpringen, nit Dem Singer auf
Gibter gu seieer uno aus8urufen:
,@eben Sic bod 9leid Direct CUR
Gedten iiber, sic eebDren unter Die
Nnti5emiten!" Gin ldrmenber SUI
multi entitanb, in tpefdem &i6ters
@rpioerung, Die permutblib siem=
li6 oerb mar, perlDren gina. Gid=
ters gauge Batei, Die Sreiiinniee
Splfspartet, ibloB fib inn an, udb=
renb Die Sreiiinniee 8ereinieung nit
ben Sosialiften SuIammen BEL Der
Winberbeit ausbarrte.
&tbters Gorgeben miro lebr leb=
baft beipruhen. Gielfad meint man,
baiielbe lei cine SDlae Der beftigen
Gngriffe Der Spctali1ten auf bic Ser
liner ftaotiibe 8ernaltune, melbe
befanntli@ gang uno gar BON ben
pplit!1den Syreunben Gidters con=
trDnirt miro. Die lDcialifti11e Wiz
nDritdt I'M Berliner Stabtratb mirft
cher Der freiitnnieen Maioritdt ppr,
baB es berielben an Dem erfDroerliz
den Mfutbe feble, UNI ben ginariffen
bes &atIers in Die Qngeleeenbeiten
Der Staotperualtung ben erfuroerli=
chen Wtoeritano entgegen5uieben.
Cine BrDbe BON ben SbDnbetten
Der Obftruftiuns= 8olitif l~ieferte Der
Sucialiit Seine, melber in Der
Geidstaes1tbuna bonn Is. MDpem=
Der cine 81 itinbiae &eoe bielt.
Shon als er init einem gar1ser
StDBe ppr 8i9ern, BrDl1aren
uno 3eitungen auf bic &eoner=gri
bine trat, erbDb 1ib Elm aueemeines
StDbnen bes gntiebens. Seine bes
eann feline &ebe 10 lei1e, baB i'm
Giemanb neriteben fDnnte, nesbalb
Der aneemeine STUFF erlboa:A v2auter,
lauter!" @orauf Seine jeoph per=
binblib labelnb ertpioerte: SD nsr=
be midi bitten, meme Stttnme Ibon in
Der eriten Stunbe 81 erib0pfen!" Uni
10 flapperte bann Die &eoemiible
neiter, Dbne oaB Semanb peritano,
mas er lagte uno Dbne oaB Semanr
iiberbaupt oarauf Ibt CAB.
Das lit nun aGerbinas Der refine
SDbn auf ben Barlamentarismus!
Nahoem Die Sibung etna sebn
Stunoen ununterbrDben aneeoaueri
bate, eelanate Der Mntrag bes &leri.
fallen Spabn, Die q Nmenbements
Der 5o5ialiiten our garifbia auf Der
Gid bes 9auies gu leeen, CUR SIN.
nabme, pDrauf Gertaaung eintrat
Bis auf Weiteres miro man iid nur
nit Der Ibdnoerung bet @elbdfts.
Dronune befaiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-14
9ie sr5aten @eid5iite auf bent Mecre.

Die @ei6iBe, iuel6e in ben gan3ertblrmen Der
beloen neuen S6la6t6iife Connecticut" unb ,eoui=
'anaA ~aufsefteat perben iOlen, Derben Die sr0Bten
nno md6tiefen iein, bic es siebt. Sic babsn ben
@ortbeil Der ~er0Beren 9urdidlasstrait un6 Der &C.
i9ninSisteif ibrsr geI6ofe fir I'D. @eun uns iol6e
@affen GUT .gertbeioieuna gu @ebpte iteben, oann
brauhen mir feline 9eiorgniB Dor elmer Snpafipn 5ur
ariegs5eit gu besen = eb%eniomenig hie Yerionen, bic
an sebsr= ano Nierenbei6peroen leioen. irqenr=
ipeldbe Mn9it gu haben brau6en, nenn tie ibr Spitem
nit 9otstter Maeen=gitter beI6hten. Gs gie6t
tstne before Meoi5in fir S6fafoiigteit Nerooiitdt
Teroaninasldmdbe, 2eber= uno Nicrenleiben, Wa=
man eiren @eriud bamit madt, lpenn man ieine @eS
lnnobeit ipieoer 5u ~erlan9en pnni6t. Sas d6te Mtit=
tel bat uniern Yribat=S tempel auf benz 9alie ieocr
Gtai6e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-06
Children Especially liable.

Burns, bruises and cuts are extreme
ly painful and If neglected often re
suit in blood poisoning Children are
especially liable to such mishaps be
cause not SO careful. AS a remedy
DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve is un
equalled. Draws out the fire. stops
the pain, soon heals the woHnd. Be
ware Of counterfeits. Sure cure for
piles. "DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured my baby Of eczema after two
physicians gave her up" writes James
Mock, N. Webster. Ind, The sores
were so bad she soiIed two to five
a day"
]. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-06
N.u r.l.rrannI, wnndsl

NJ. Menadier principal Of the Poly.
technic school has communicated tc
the Academic des Sciences the result
OF some highly important discoveries
/ in telegraphic communication.
In the course Of his experiments M
Menadicr by the ne Of what he calls
the undulatory currents has found
means Of transmitting on a single wire
large member OF simultaneous tcie-
grams.
The system was put 70 practical
test between Paris and Bordeaux, and
met with complete success. BY using
the Giapason OF NJ Menndier. twelve
operators during several hours sen.
messages simultaneously on single
wiie. and at the same time, and with
out the operators being aware u il
private kilograms and service messages
were transmitted by the ordinary con-
tinuous currents on the same wire
These experiments have shown that
at one time on the same wire as many
as twenty-five simultaneous electric
movements may cross one another
without confusion, and the immense
value Of this discovery will be realized
when II Is stated that It enables q
dozen operators. all using the same
! wire, TO exchange 1900 kilograms Of
twenty words each. OF total of 26 ,OOt
words, in one hopr.
This marvellous invention when put
into practice should prove boon "a
both newspaper prowie.ors and pos;al
authorities for with The new system.
at times of heavy pressure at given
point. instead OF laying additional
wires, II will only be necessary TO dis
patch to the terminal cffice sufficient
operators and thc'r apparatus.
The adoption Of NJ Menadier's sys.
tenn in France would, II is estimated
increase tenfold the telegraphic facil-
tiles OF this country. CORES.
pondence London Mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-06

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PERSONAL MENrloN.

Tonight and Tuesday, fair. warmer.
light to fresh southerly winds
G. w Sutherland Of Shawnee. is in
the city
( tom Phillips returned last night
Bfrom Kansas City where he spent the
holidays with relatives
Y J. e. Carter, a St Joe travelling man,
is visiting his Guthrie trade
A. L. Newburg Of Chicago. is a
quest at the Royal,
e. p Benton Of Atchison, is stop
ping at the Royal
G. w. Sutton, the Cleveland, Paw.
nee county banker is in the city.
( J. II. Rabe of St. Louis. is a guest
at the Royal
J. L. GalbraitE O, Topeka, is visit
ing the city.
J.. +. Holland OF Dallas, Texas, Is a
Hotel Royal guest
Vic Welch, editor Of the Perry En-
terprise-Times. was visitor in Guth-
rie today. ~
Joseph Meibergen, ex.mayor Of
Enid, and a member Of the Oklahoma
Exposition commission, IS in the city.
~Otto A. Shawnee, a prominent
banker Of FL Reno, and member Of
the Oklahoma Exposition commission,
is in the city
Capt. j. L. Steen, a prominent law
yer of Enid, is here on legal business.
George P. Uhi OF Saltwater. is stop
ping at the Okla.
]. A. Smith of Keokuk, is a guest at
the Okla.
N. M. Tubb, superintendent of con
struction of the Tonkawa school and
the Langston university addition, is
in the city from Newkirk.
Roy Hayes OF Perry, was a Guthrie
visitor.
w. E. Wiley and wife of Wichita,
are, registered at the Okla.
Captain Robert Lowry, leading at
torney Of Saltwater, is in the city on
legal business.
CODY Bloch Of sedalia, Mo, is in
the city.
J. NJ. Bennett and wife of Wichita,
are Guthrie visitors. S
.. E. Burns and wife Of Kinghsher,
are visiting in Guthrie. II
Fred A. Belt a leading business
man of Kingfisher, was in Guthrie TO
day between trains
viii Kennedy OF the Western News
paper Union, was in the city today.
A. NJ. Mackey OF Pond Creek, is in
the city to attend the meeting of the
Bar association.
H. l. Wasson. an attorney of Pond
Greek, is here to attend supreme
court and the meeting Of the Ear as.
soc'ation.