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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-07-18

Mr.. John w. Gibson a respected resi-
dent of the second district, died at the
Maryland Hospital on Friday of paraly-
sis and heart failure. Mr.. Gibson was
60 years of age. When the Civil War
broke out he enlisted in the Union Army
as volunteer, and served in twenty
seven severe battles of the War His
parents died while he was in the Army
and soon after the close of the war he
came to Hartford county, where he spent
the remainder of his life He married
Miss Joanna Lotlin, who survives him,
with two sons, Cecil W., who is manager
of the Baltimore office of the North
western Life and Savings Company. and
Harold Gibson, who lives in Darlington.
His remains were brought to his late
home at Aldino, and buried on Sunday,
at Harmony Church. Rev. Robert F.
Sterling officiated, assisted by Rev. s. c.
WATSON, of Churchvile Presbyterian
Church The pail bearers were Messrs.
{. w. and William B. Baker, c. A Court
ney, Il. T Gilbert, w. H. Cronin and
George L. Delaney.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11


hncfie On the 9Th and Ctr on Nuxena-
Der 20 the farmers institute and II
any body had any grass growing Oh
their farms and did not know what
ik was or what 1t was good for TO
bring a sample of il to the meeting
tn . 5th and 9Th of November and he,
the grass crank, would tell them
what he knew about 1t. Mr.. Hogan
10 a horticultuEist who has studied
grass, flowers ard fruits for many
years and he now writes every week
on these for the Farm and Ranch.
j. A. Roper, freighter at Ennis for
ten years, gave me an apple Satur-
day evening that was splendid in
deed and he said he got the trees
from Mr.. Hogan many years ago.
A 40 acre orchard of such fruit
would beat any hody's 200 acre black
land cotton farm for making money.
Jim H. Boren, son of Mr.. Boren
who is blind, has been for several
years clerk at Chambers Brothers at
Ennis and recently he bought them
out. Jun is a hustler, live. clever
young man and he has made arrange
ments with Mr.. s. s. Chambers to
remain with him. There is no more
Bros. grocery store and Jim Boren
will keep her a flying no doubt.
While travelling in the Ghost Hill
country last week | called at the
home of Hon. w. l.. Wood, who
many years ago represented Ellis
county for two terms in the lower
house of the legislature. He has
cleared and improved farm in this
thicket and today he has one of the
prettiest cotton crops in the county.
He is jolly, iovial man. No soon
er had | stopped at his house, late in
the evening, than he called six of
his children, ranging in age from.
four to fourteen years, and one of
his little daughters mounted the
organ stool and the choir they made
would do credit to any church in
Ellis county. He and his cheerful
wife are the parents of a large family,
and / do not know when / have en-
joyed singing better than did right
there under Mr.. Woods roof. Some
of the little fellows had just come in
from picking cotton and naturally
hesitated to come and sing for me,
but to say the least of it, they did
well and | greatly enjoyed it.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
Practical Points for
Young People.

Al graduate OF the old line colleges
and universities IL not 50 well on
from bread winning standpoint as
the young men with q common
sci DOL education capped of with an
up-to-date business and shorthand
course. The former has not learned
to do anything in school that a busi-
ness man can afford to pay for. The
latter has. He writes good, plain.
rapid hand; is quick and accurate In
figures, writes $50 words of short
hand to the minute, operates the
typewriter rapidly, can do the
general work OF an effice, including
bookkeeping, banking, correspond
ence, etc.
The graduate Of the university
has a certain culture, but it is not
Of a marketable kind. He writes q
fearful serawl, and is proud of it.
He can not even operate a type
writer; he is not quick and accurate
in business arithmetic; he rebels at
the discipline of the business office
necessary to teach him practical
sense. Many such are too lazy to
work in office, and too proud to be
poor.
It OF lElOcE WlO iEaNt hi8t lSAObGY
and the time, university course is
superlativeIy good ;ebut it.should al
ways be coupled with a business
training.
From the very nature of the case,
the great mass of humanity can
never take a university course.
They must, at most, content them
selves with a course that viii, in
the shortest time and at the small
est cost, enable them to make
competency for themselves and
those dependent upon them.
1t is generally conceded that
Tyler College, at Tyler, Texas, is
the very hest place to get such .
course.
The school that teaches young
people to make So where they could
not have made ST is no less bless
ing to humanity than the one teach
ing COME sections and Sanskrit.
Tyler College is said to be the
largest school of the kind west of
the Mississippi river, and we be-
lieve that it is doing what it pro-
fesses to do. 1t will be glad to send
you large illustrated catalog, free,
If you viii write for it and say what
course you want. 1t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Jackson La a village Of 200 inhahl.
tAnta. situated near the court house
in eastern Kentucky. IL has Q st!Eaa-
l&ting climate. tending to irritability.
It's principal industry iH coroner's In
Quests. employing a large number OF
hands. The remainder of the popu-
lation in Jackson In bus!ly happy In
the industry Of shooting Jim Coekrill.
The output during the last SIX months
has been thirty ak murders. The ell.
mate is healthy. save for an excess Of
powder smoke In the atmosphere.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
French Election ~Harkers."

The election barker" Is peculiar 10
French soil At critical moments In
a candidAtss speech the barker puts
him ous by initiating a dog, and q
really good man Mt the business 10
worth good money at such times. Half
a dozen of them In Paris sarn enough
At election times to last them for
year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

The following church notice was re-
Gently exhibited. The service on
Sunday morning is At IL a III The
In mistake. Young men are not ex-
ciuded from the week night service.
The seats Ia thu front portion Of tbs
church have been carefully examined.
They ara quite sound and may be
legitimate 10 join la the singing The
object OF the choir lie 20 encourage.
not discourage. the congregation. -
Pearson'a Weekly
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Stories n dogs which have drowned
themselves In fits Of despair have
been not tntrequent, but the narrative
Of the Intelligent beast in Hoboken
which vas condemned 20 death, and
altar receiving ssR;eues In court tried
to bite the magistrate who sealed his
doom. 10 refrsshlngly novel. What
can be the limit Of canine understand.
ing Of human speech
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Census returns In England show
that one in every SIX women. and In
what are called the upper classes one
half, are destined 90 spinSterhood,
and one ~riter, noting this fact, init
mates that the lot Of all women may
be immensely improved by this com
pact band OF single women. II would
be difficult to oyerrate the Industrial
effect Of a number Of wellAnstructed,
healthy minded. vigorous, permanent
spipsterR
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Gainesville. Tex, Oct. 10" Uncle"
Silver Dickerson. one of the oldest res
idents OF Cooke county, who resided .
few miles east of Gainesville, was
found dead Thursday on his wagon.
about three miles east of the city on
the public road. He was on his way to
Gainesville with a load of cotton.
which he was bringing here to have
ginned. His sudden death was due
TO heart failure
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Little Rock, Oct 10.---In compliance
with a request from the sheriff OF
Union county, Governor Davis has or
dered a company OF the state guard
at Eidorado on duty To suppress trou-
Bile and preserve the peace. The gov
ernor was advised that excitement
runs high in Eldorado in consequence
Of the tragedy there Telephone mes
sages from Eldorado state that every
precaution is being taken by the au-
thorities to prevent further trouble,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Bastrop. Tex, Oct l0.-Juan limo
thy. an old Mexican servant of Tom
Smith. was killed by tree falling on
his near here. He cut the tree down
himself. and ii Is supposed made a
mistake as to the direction in which
IL would fall He was found mangled
under the tree in dying condition
and died In a few hours.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
a Record Worth HauInn-

The death OF Royal E. Robbins.
practically the founder OF the Ameri.
can Waltham Watch Company. ends
the career of man who for years EN-.
ployed thousands AZ men and never
once was threatenesi with a strike In
the works.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
Musleal Composer Made Much o.

Father Hartmann, the young Aus
TRAN monk. who composed in his mon
astery cell an Grafton which European
critics pronounce masterpiece. has
been feted In Rome and st. Peters
burg, and Is now the lion OF the hour
In Vienna.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Maiden Bower. a pre-Roman earth.
work. near Dunstable, England, is in
danger Of being destroyed by the en-
tension of chalk quarry, which has
already been worked TO within q few
yards Of the ancient rampant.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

When you bave cough or cold
uon't ask what Is good for IL and get
some medicipe with little or no
merit and perhaps dangerous. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar, the
greatest throat and lung remedy, il
cures coughs and colds quickly.
Sold by Il. w. EFearls.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

The king OF italy is a great eater
OF sweet cakes and fancy bread OF ev.
cry description and his cook has a
reputation for his CONNECTIONS. The
king rarely touches wine. his chief
table drink being two Australian min.
eral waters.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Clarence II. kackay. who succeeds
10 vest estate by the death Of his
father. has been IN training a long
time for The auksss he new takes up.
He is sath@r wise president or direc-
tor In most Of tbs corporations with
which his father was connected and
IL believed To be fully capable of as
sumiRg control.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
Enec, Of Fire on Diamonds.

None can tell where the diamond
goes tn In combustion. Burn IL, and
IL leaves no ash, the fame Is exterior,
like that OF cork, and when 1t has
blazsd Itself out there remains not
even so much as would dust the an
tennA OF a butterfly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Curtis Guild. Jr, republican nom-
ines for lieutenant governor OF Massa-
chnsetts. was on the staff OF Gen.
Fttzhugh Lee 80 inspector general OF
Of the Seventh army corps, U. ). W
during the Spanish war.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
A Farmer KILLED.

Ardmore, l. T., Oct 10.--At Cheek In
a difficulty Dan Shipman OF Addington.
a well to-do farmer, was shot and In
stantly killed. Particulars of the
tragedy could not be obtained.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
The New and Beautiful Equine Ballet Militant
And that FIVE CARS are used 10 transport the
80 P0NDEROUS ELEPHANTS

DOUBLE LENGTH CARS equal $50 ordinary cars needed
to mind
Goliath of World
wings 100000 YARDS OF CANVAS
over TENTED WEALTH afordng Capacity for
1900 - - - - - - -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
WEBB's WONDERFUL PERFORMING SEALS


h.
ticket show grounds.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

See Yamadi Japanese Troop, Ten in M
The Only Act of the Kind in the World
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11
$50 WISE, EDUCATED ANIMAL ACTORS

An Entire Train of Special Cars Twice Its 70
Without equal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

Watch for the Grand free street parae
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-11

A HUNDRED NEW NOVELTIES THIS YEAR
he Worlds Best Trained Animal Exhibition
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
SHOWS IMPROVEMENTS.
King EDWARDS Condition on the Third
Day is Favorable.

iSRpu.s June ~ midnight. -Thos,
aruuS King Edward continue To- H.
asiuni.Iic,I ut HE rapid pcpvcry. The
slightly annoying symptoms men.
tiouc,i in the buIls,ins issued a, II
O'Clock tonight arr quite incuns.auct.
,lai compared to the fact. which the
Associated rrrss has learned. that his
majesty again took food tonight aud
was nfterwari allowed to, smakc a
CiEnr.
tn. following bulletin was posted at
buckingham palace ut II u'ClOck:
THE kius has passed n fairly com.
Portable day aud has maintained his
strength. There is returning DESIRE
for food. which has l-rvn very carefully
given. There has lrccn some rutusu of
IsiIn In the wound This was signed
by TruvCS. 1.akiue anil Harlow.
Mention by the Kings doctors Of the
care with which fou,i is administered
tn the royal patient ani II the return
Of pain In the wound can safely H. TAX
On rs merely an earliest 1f their con.
sciCntious intention To- make public the
slightest adverse symptom. however
unimpprtaut.
The Kings courage and good tenn
vcr are remarkable. aud to-day he pr.
sonally wrote several kilograms and
une or two notes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
FROM FAR Aso NEAR.
International Sunday School Con.
sen,ion Meets al Denver.

Denver. June 20. The ica,h tntcrnH.
ii0nai SUNDAY SclooI convention has
begun its work anil pcnvrr is crowded
to the utmost with tile delegate. aud
tourists which ], ha. brought to the
city. Nearly all of the 2.no delegates
which Sgyrr expected have arrived. aud
II il sstimair,i that th-rc ate at least
5000 tourists herr l. sides.
The first SESSION Ut the cauvCutipn
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Central Presbyterian church and was
largely devoted to memorial services In
honor u the late II. =, jacobs. The
field Workers met nj the First Baptist
church in the morning. au'i at the same
time there was gathering Of the ctil.
tors u sunday school publications at
the First Congregational church. The
Western School Of Methods held So.
siuns both morning aud afternoon
which were very largely attended aud
very stiry,ssful -Four hundred arc Cit.
t1llci In the scit1,l Last night iarrr
land enthusiastic rallies wcrr held bots
at the Central Presbyterian nud Iriu,
ity churches aad the fr,,,lum Uf the
city was extended the visitors.
a. u. Criilis. virc president Of the as
saciatian. presided at the meeting IN
Trinity church last night.
The addrsssc. 10 welcome l'CEar
with that by Henry V. Johnson. chair
man Of the local committee. Mr. John,
sou said in part:
The Queen city Of the Plains from
its throne ut the foot uf the Rocky
mountains bids mo welcome you hs an
gels In OUR mIflst. All that you wish
aud all that she las Denver lays nj
your feet. II yUu fiud anything tied
unite IT,"
Then =. II. Atwatcr. president Of tn,
state Sunday School Association
spoke. among other things. saying:
"YUu come. you 90. but ] hope this
convention will not hr a finished thing
that ii will never be- over In the hearts
Of any enjoying it. Not only the coun
tries here represented. shall feel tbs
unfit Il this meeting. for plans snnpt'l
here and now. viii affect the whole
civilized world for many years. This
will b. a history making convention.
Rev. II. II. Taylor spoke on behalf
of the pastors and churches in Denver
Vice President \. II. Crillis responded
In behalf OF the organization. He said
eve are glad to H. here and very
glad that you are glad
Other speakers we're L. L. Belsey oi
London and Rev. John Potts of To
rontO.
There was no trouble about ;he seat
Ing Of the colored delegates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
OHIO LAWS ,svALIoArgo.
An Extra Session Of the Legislature
viii DC Necessary.

Columbus. Ohio. June ..s.-An extra
session Of the Ohio Legislature srrms
necessary to stTaiEht-n ont y situation
caused ty the supreme Court holding
n iiuml-F Of important laws ~ L. in.
valid.
The court hollis that the Cleveland
city euvrrumCut IL unconstitutional
nuj nlsc that the special law enacted
for the city % Toledo. taking the cun.
troll Of the police ont of Mayor Jones
hands. il void. The court also sus.
tnlucsl the Cpntrutiuu OF TrEuErr that
there is Vacancy in the uiiiCc Of lieu.
tenant governor. Lieutenant Governor
Nipprrt was appointed probate judge
Of Hamilton county ati President rru
Tom Archer Of the senate was sup.
posed to succ,s,Si the lieutenant COVER.
nor.
The court also sustainr,i the validity
Of the Roger act. which limits the jur.
isiiction Of the supreme Court and
takes away ninety Eve I'cr ccu;- of Its
Jurisdiction in appeal cases.
The court directs Governor Nash to
appoint lieutenant governor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04


should be AKIN TO our own; to teach
the people, after four centuries OF mis-
RUE, that there were such things ns
governmental righteousness ana non
esty ana FAIR play for ail men on their
merits as men. He did all that.
He mas come back here, ana has
been attacked forsoofh, by people who
hre not merely unworthy OF having
their names coupled with his. but who
are incapable OF UNDERSTANDING the mo
ives thnt have spurred him on 10
pring honor TO this RepuDlic.
'Anu, Tart, Judge Tart, Governor
aaft. who has been the head OF the
fhiIippine Commission, ana who has
nom. un.n 'nefe l', l"e n,os' pri'
. .' s'a"un.e VI hIs year NJ ihie' W.
I,.'.,.'',I ie "'au UPON Wh"i .na'
et ''"'e" III. u'siee
III -, ~, u man Who' hhNlhE won
'"s" ion'ionh ~ 'he o"' anu my"
s 1890, US so,ici.or General WIN hii ms
s' W, mn" W Ju",ci"' "a
W., W., n"n VINO was hPloih''N 10 Tue
.hiteu suites thch ana was asked
10 si.e up me position 10 20 10 the ON
~ s'ue OF ,he "oriu 10 ake UP an ih'
nhI'iy a,ihc"iI anu ihnhi'siy uhhscr-
GUS propiemi' ana 70 40 his pes' 10
SoNc ~, ne Ihs "ohe MS pest lie
""eh h'i' 'ne o'n'r my me
nI IN" n"s always NM 'hc hohornp!e am
ol"n 70 ect on 'ne supreme .our',
an" ~ M".W 'hi' ! lau always hoish
nv whit "c put upon 'he supreme
=, ~" W. ,n' w"s ~ iu'suoh
-, "' ss, Miu 20 MN
,"N o"Sh' ~ .c'' 20"
nn raae. comes w 'he supreme
,a,,,,,.,, mo"u IN' you IN OPP
,,a,,,', ~. w. ~ pu' ~ w.. p",',on !ou
III 49,, ~. :" nav; : 'n"h ! o"Sh. 20
W ~" M. suen vacancy shouia
~. t., ~" ""' -. now : .oulu ppsn-
:" s""' '"' NV" W" ""'''
w.
He said To me: MIR. President. II has
always been my dream To Ia In the
supreme Court. but II you should offer
me Jnsiiccship now, aud mt the same
time Congress should take on entirely
my salary ~ governor. ! should go
straight back Ia the philippines. ncv-
rrthci"rs. Tor thos. people need me. AMI
rspcct III" back. nhd believe won't de
-rrt thcin.
w. arr To bc congratulated. we
American. that We have fellow Amer
lean like Taft.
"Ani now. Eiihu Root. who. unlike
myself. Mr.. President Eliot. but Tx.
mss ., !"u ptsr'h,. c"'iics"t 'hro'n New
$40, , s. w""ss s,'s ~, s'nh"Ih'i.
'. 1891 " ..phh." N." graf
,.,l,D'. I'm, ~ 'nc ,onm nus..
h"" '"'' WI" M" ""th,i NJ. way
w ,.'" nE lp.F M" uhhhow'
p"s '"s IN WV i"rk 70 i",hoh
"h,'c w. var "s w" hr hnu ,hc
Nn'' OF IN" har OF inr sI'at cry
W. wHn n'- stasi. CAV. " UP Hni hhlur
~" ."Is s.N i-suhihfy sncrihrr I'M
pu W sNns W. hhh n.rr'-I tue
Is'"n un".t cs'nt Mh,ny ("
81 war. position which Tor
'"' ns' INV .'a- ahh NJ pt'r"h.
n'n"us !. '-ihs nor "hly s,rf-'sry !"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Towne-t soc there's a nc~ cashier
a, the hank. | SUPPOSE smusley was
discharged
BFuwac-Sot exactly. They're of.
ferins double his old salary to get
him back.
Towne-Ah, Resigned. CHI
Brpwnc-Nos exactly that. either.
They're Offering 5000 reward for
him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

No. suh." said Mr.. Esas,us fiakiy.
= nobbcr sold my so,. tn nobody"
but that candidate. save you two
dollars
'Sasssr. I doesn't decay dat. lie
Sos' come along an gimme dat two.
An when a gcmman comes along an
gives you two dollars fob nussin'. I,
aia't no mo- dan common reciprocity
to vote fob I'm fob nuffn'.-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
s.e.s and Beats.

II got no use for Congress-" as
serted Mr.. Lemuel Higgins. proprietor
OF the Bowersville grocery and dry
goods emporium. why. here's 81
Simkins an Joe Skinner has been
OWN me $40 apiece fer sugar fer six
year. an they Jest won't pay up. an
now Congress is goin' ahead an max.
In a law to perfect sugar people like
that. don't see why sugar beats
Is entitled to any better show than
other 1ascnls"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
Remarkable Cas-. Of cen,eienes.

Hushand-t think No had better
give up our pr~ In church during tho
summer months. dear.
wifc-why should sc do that
Husband-wcli. I'm going into tho
ice business, and u there ia one thing
dctest more than another IL Ia q
hypocri,r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
ono way Of LOOKING al Il.

One Way OF LOOKING at u.
1T is outrageous to ask a woman
to abandon her own name and take
her husbands" asserted the advanced
woman.
"Yes?" said the oId.fashioned one
disinterestedly.
Eyes. indeed. And for my part l
simply won't do it,
III were ashamed OF my husband
wouldn't do 1t either" was the quiet
reply.
Thus the feud was started that
came near disrupting woman's
club.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

To~nc-who's that Sccdy.Iook.ns
fciiow7
nrowne-Thntis Tcckncck. tho IN.
nous artist. Doesn't look much like
q celebrated parsonage. does haT
To~nc-No: looks more iik. a per.
sonnxo who had celebrated much.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Edmonis-Mrs. Topnotch is what I
call impertinent.
Eudocia-in what way7
Edmonis-why. she Is not a Colo.
NAL Dame. hut when she came to the
colonial reception she had on a more
elegant frock than any one of the
Danes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

ri hear that Gazzam is thinking of
buying a horseless carriage" said
Manhattan.
''Indecd7" quericd the Brooklynite.
and what have they named the
baby Judge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

80 Ethel delivered hcr essay n
the graduation exercises for over half
m hour. Jack. who was In the audi.
ence. must have felt proud Of her"
Not ut all. He shuddcrcd at the
possibility of being married TO such
a taikcr and Immediately broke on
tho &C gnscmcnt-"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
An Exchange Of cour,.sie..

Counsel for the Defendant tsarras.
ticallyD-You're a nice fellow. aren',
your
Witness for the Plaintiff CORDIALLY,
II am sir. and II I were not on my
oath I'D say the same of yuu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Why. ! didn't know your husband
played golf"
"He doesn't. He sits on the club.
house porch and drinks things when
the afternoons are hot--Chicaso
RecordHerald.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Port Of Spain. Trinidad. June a.
The Venezuelan government furccs
have bsCn defeated again near Urica.
state 81 Cumanl. by the rsar guard Of
General Matos' revolutionary army.
DcsgTtcrs and fueitivcs arr entering
Cumani aud Barcelona by hundreds.
Among them is Garidn. son Of the war
minister. The new disaster complicates
General Castro'S position in Barclnna.
headquarters IT President Casiru's
largest army. General Nalutini. chief
commander. uuarrpls daily with Gen.
rral Castrn IN brother Of the presi-
DENT and he will abandon tho CON.
mnnd
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Hes de best boss I ever worked
fur"
"wot's so good about 1m7'
Whenever dere's a holiday he
gives us anudder day to git over it."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
Fitted For u.

THAT man over there has named
more racehorses than any one in the
country. Has a natural gift for IL"
What's he doing nov7-
Got Job with health.fooi house
naming their new outputs.