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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
ALARMED!
ALAkM CLOCKS. have to- get.up k.nd, rlrs
10 minutes. or repeat alarm every few sac.
ond. for = an hour: guaranteed
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN REPAIR
mo WATCHES. CLOCKS JEWELRY-i e,
THOMAS.
D s A Phones} A.
Harry Z. Thomas 4 &C., 6O9Market st I
Had Close Call

Atlantic City, Aug. 3.-Senatos 3.
Quay had narrow escape from
drowning today, He was out 10 q
little fishing smack enjoying days
deepSea sport VIXEN severe storm
swept over the city and caught him
before he could return to shore.
Senator Quay was fighting with
his old.time friend Captain Ben"
Sooy, in the smack NJ. S. Quay. The
captain took the Senator about ten
miles out, and when the storm came
up an effort was made TO return to
shore at Brigantine.
The sky became SO dark that 10
was almost impossible to see boats
length. Sails were closely reefed and
the party prepared TO ride the storm.
The tide carried them cut to sea and
the rain poured in torrents for ovei
three hours.
Atone time it looked as il the M.
S. Quay would be swamped by a
huge wave, but the boat rode 1t 10
safety. Senator Quay was unable to
get back to Atlantic City tonight
and was obliged to remain at the
Holland House, in Brigantine. He
was much latigued and showed what
a severe strain he had gone through.
Senator Penrose talked with him
tonight over the long distance tele-
phone when Senator Quay related
the narrow escape he had from a
Watery grave.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
ON EAST
SEVENTH STREET
What This Resident Says
is of Infinite Value.

When old time residents and high
ly respected people of Wilmington
make statements like the following,
they must carry conviction to every
reader.
Mrs. Albert Bannon, No. SIG East
Seventh street, says:"I had kidney
complaint for five years. tried
different so called kidney cures and
consulted doctors but got no relief.
I was so bad at times that could
scarcely attend to my household
cares. The pain in my back was
all but continual and often kept up
after l had gone to bed. When l
aroseiin the morning felt lame and
sore. Doan's Kidney Pills came to
my notice through reading the
homelI papers and thinking they
might give me relief went to Dan
forth's drug store and got box I
was not disappointed in the results,
for they took right hold and soon
brought me out all right. My hus-
band also used them for backache
and was benefited"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the U. s.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
Tierney Wilmington,
Fighting Against Oil Fumes

Chester, Pa, August 3.-Forty 3.
residents OF Marcus Hook have
signed paper making eompl amt
Of the deleterIOus effects of the fumes
from the stills Of the Sun Oil Com :
panv which uses Texas oil and O..
b. Dickson Chester lawyer has
been retained as counsel.
e. II. keer claims that the Iume S
from the oil have discoored the
paint on his house while other rcsid
ents allegc that it is impossible 10
grow vegetables or flowers in the
vicinity Of the works.
Some OF the truckers near the
works make the alles alton that it
will be impossible to cultivate their
farms Unless something is done to
nullify the action of the oil fumes.
Yachtsman say that it is impos-
sible to keep the hulls Of their boats
looking attractive as the gases
turn tie woodwork nearly black. 1
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
A LIGHT
REGISTRATION.
Quite a Falling Off in the
Registration. Lack Of
Interest Shown.

Last Saturday was the first day
of registration for the coming cleo
ton to be held in November. There
appears to le a lack of interest
amongst the voters as is shown by
the fact that the registration for
the first day was unusual light COM
pared with two years ago, showing
a falling Of S63 names registered.
The total number of voters reg
istered was 1881, while the number
on the same day two years ago was
1894. Some say that the falling off
of voters showed the greatest in the
Democratic districts but this is only
guess work. Hundreds of voters.
both Republicans as well as DEM
ocrats have said that they did not
intend to pay dollar to get regis
tered. The reason for this they say
is the failure to elect two United
States Senators has more to do with
the antipathy of the voters than
anything else.
And if we are not mistaken there
will be less voters registered this
year than several years owing to
the bull headedness of the so-called
leaders of the Republican party
in Delaware. 1t will require
the United efforts of the party
workers to get the voters out to
register or Saturday next which
will be the second registration day.
There was some discussion on
Saturday morning over the fact that
Frank A. McCloskey, clerk of the
City Department of Elections, was
delivering books to the Democratic
assistant registrars and they were
requested to make list of the
qualified voters, thus oblviating the
the necessity of procuring the list
from Clerk of he Peace Quigley
which bas always heretofore been
done.
Numerous persons objected to
paying a dollar owing to the fact
that the city had assessed a capita
tion tax of 81. so or more upon them
and that the County had put a cap
itation tax of fifty cents which with
the dollar puts big tax on the
privilege of voting and the people
are objecting to paying for this
franchise which should be given
without the payment of cent.
The registration follows by dis
tricts.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

At the Grand Opera House on
Tuesday August IL, will be given
the pantomime comedy zig Tag
Alley" an original extravaganza
by James German, introducing the
new stars Zeb and Zarrow and a
large company of comedians en-
bracing some of.the best talent from
both sides Of the Atlantic. Thepro-
duction is replete with high class
specialties, original musical num-
bers, trick scenery and amusing in
cidents. Martinetti and Suther-
land team well known on the
farce comedy stage are this season
playing important roles with the
Zeb and Zarrow pantomime farce
Zig Tag Alley"
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
BOTH LOCAL
TEAMS WON,

Both local base ball teams won
their games on Saturday last.
The Wilmington A. A. took the
second straight game from
from Altoona by the score of 4 to l.
One of the largest crowds of the
season witnessed the game their be-.
ing 1900 paid admission.
The game from start to finish was
one of the best seen on the grounds.
The home team played an error
less game and the fielding of Oniel
and catch by Russell were the
features of the game
McFetrdge was in the box and he
pitched great game.
Veil also pitched great game.
WILMINGTON A. A,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
ALTOONA.


WILMINGTON s. HADDONFIELD 1,
Wilmington defeated Haddonfield
at Front and Union by the score of
s to /.
Leonard the new twirler was in
the box for the locals and pitched
another fine game. He held the
visitors down to four hits. E. Wes-
colt was touched up for ten hits
but was given good support.
Score by innings
Wilmington ....1001320 0-8
Haddontield. .....O 0O00O00l-1
Camden will play at South Side
Park today.
Wilmington goes to Mlddletown.
Great game over the bridge on
Saturday.
Altoona will be over the bridge
again tomorrow.
Wilmington has an easy schedule
for this week, except the last two
games.
the schedule for the A. A. this
week follows:
Monday-Camden.
Tuesday-Altoona.
Wednesday-York. Y. NJ. c. A.
Thursday-York Y. NJ. &. A.
Friday-Cuban X-Giants.
Saturday-Cuban X Giants.
The schedule for Manager Weig-
and's team follows:
Monday-At Middletown.
Tuesday-At Smyrna.
Wednesday-Pottsville, here.
Thursday-Pottsville here.
Friday--Chester, here.
Saturday-Braudy vine, Of
West Chester, here.
The Young Mems Social Club de-
feated the West End team on Sat
urday by the score of 4 to 3. The
Y. M. s. G. want challenges from
teams in or out of the state.
Chas. w. Taylor, Manager, No.
Ills z. 18th street.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
Delaware City News.
II correspOn1aOca

Delaware City, Aug "A party
Of men from here went to Bowers
Beach on Saturday to fish.
A crazy man, giving the name of
Jim Kelley, has been seen on State
Road, not far from town.
A horse, belonging to Miss Emma
Clark, ran into hitching post on
its way in town Friday and nearly
cut its leg off.
DR.. Belville is having chimney
on his house repaired that was
struck by lightning some weeks ago
Mrs. Lidie Hearn, of Wilmington,
is spending sometime in town.
Harry Clark and family have gone
to Boston, Mass, for week.
Mr.. Johnston, of Philadelphia,
visited town this week.
Miss Annie Hickey is visiting in
Chestertown, Md.
Harry Rose and wife were the
guests of friends in Noxetown, Del,
this week.
Miss Ella Cleaver has gone to
Philadelphia for weeks stay.
4 Mrs. O. B. Wingate and son are
visiting friends in Pittsburg
Mrs. II. c. Johannes visited Phil
adelphia today.
Mr.. Rhodes, of Summit Bridge, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank
Pierce.
Mrs. Frank Scott has gone to
Wilmington for a week.
F. Pennington left today for Rid
ley Park to be gone two weeks.
Miss Lillian Hines of this city,
and Miss Smith, of Philadelphia,
visited Wilmington friends on Fri
day.
Miss N. Ford, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton, of Will
mington, spent Sunday in town.
Eczema, scald head, hives, itchi-
ness of the skin of any sort instant
ly relieved, permanently cured.
Doan's Ointment. At any drug store
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
The Last Rites,

The remains Of John Il. Comegys,
beloved sou OF Thomas A. and
Margaret Comegys, were laid to
rest on Sunday afternoon in River
view cemetery. The parents and
sisters Of the deceased. extend their
heart felt thanks to their many
friends, for their loving remem.
brance, and also the employ yee's Of
tile p. W. Il B. boiler shop, for the
handsome floral design which they
eent.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
The River Boats

The steamer Diamond State met
with a slight accident yesterday by
The breaking Of bolt causing a
delay Of an hour.
The Columbia was put In service
yesterday and both lines carried
large crowds. 1t Is understood that
the Government will make an inves.
ligation to see If the boats race on
the river between here and Phila.
delphia. Such a practise would be
a dangerous one and will not be
tolerated.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04

Burdock Blood Bitters gives a
man a clear head, an active brain,
astrong, vigorous body-makes him
fit for the battle Of life.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04

HOVEuNOR'S ISLAND. N. y. H. JULY 8
~ l9O2-3salrdj proposals in triplicate tos
furnishing foi age and straw required In
80 l9JA will be received here and at places In.
dica.cd In Instructions /, sued hereunder. un.
I'll I'm, August T. l9O!: U. ). reserves right
part thereof. IGform atiou furnished on ap'
plicattou. Envelopes containing proposal!
will be endorsed Proposals for Forage aud
straw At" JOHN SIMPSON. A. Q. ~, Y.
jyi0 II a5G "a
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
SEASHORE RESORTS.
WASHINGTON HOTEL

Georgia avenue aud tho leach.
81 per week and upwards; excursion trains
stop at door: tables reserved for parties
hrlDsin. their own lunck; tea. coffee and soit
DRINKS = cents. II. PEkREk'".
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
BERKSHIRE INN

Virginia Avenue. Ucouu End
and ~ w PER day: SIO aud $ij.0O per week
Cspsoity NV. Unobstructud ocean Wow.
Large. pleasant rooms, single and IN suite,
Elevator, Steam heat. bRths. and every com
lsrt. Booklet.
D. o. & j. Y, DICK iNSON.
evecial rates for ScpteiD ber 1..W aud $3.50
per day. - to $lsper week.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04

CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, CA
y tarrh, Rheumatis Neuralgia,
quick reliet. DR.. Montgomery. 20O
N. Ninth street, Phlla., Pa.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04

Eczema, scald head, hives, itchi-
ness of the skin of any sort instant.
ly relieved, permanently cured.
Doan's Ointment. At any drug store
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-04
FOR Salt.

z OR SALE BABY COACH IN GOOD or.
r der at 0!l Linden street. jy3l.3ts
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
Hit the Nail squarr.

President Roosevelt cpald nd hays
9iv-n -apr, ss,on to q s~nt-nc. mofv
ffan.ht With truth than tho oae ub@a he
SAID that ''nothi.. could 10 moro unsis-'
than to disturb the bnsibc.s Interests OF
the coan,r, by a general iar'h change at
ih,. tims.- III. stability ot comm.rcs /.
dss 10 liss ax-i polio, Of tho republican
party oa lh. tafsh question. Any slight
agitation IN this r~spccs will undo what
has tAkra moaihs to accomplish. We
hasv ah in.sahev of thi. Ia tho brrl sugar
industry II Calota.io. Tue agitation of
tho trust fos q sciar;ioa IN tho daiy oa
saw sugars Ani tho thfv .tsa-i a.:ht
against tho brrt sugar tnicfrsis has
headed OF fniiy half dnssa hos sugar
io-soF,-s Witch -oald have b~va buili IN
Colorado for tho b-ts campaign, This
10 but oh. illustration which has coni- 10
tho ppsssnal ait-niina of tho Colorado
p-oplsI Ihsfo arc other sWai rnirf-
pftsr. all ossf tho United states which
uuaii curb in,sair,i stpans,pa of thpsf
plants. af delay purchases. ~pso ii.crc
an. possibility of cuasr-ss iinkpsus nth
tho iasitf al this s.asisls tn. pfusscsion
policy has b~st so upll dstiarsi that cap.
iial ts sos nsfsoas ss formerly. aud It's
coat!aisacs has r-suItsd IN bringing
ai-sui ih. great prospssi,y that has tis.esi.
.i ,ht. naispa Ike q tsJal uass.-Dsssef
HsfaIi-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
to The Outlook For Colorado For 1909.

The experience Of beet sugar growers
In Colorado Tor 1901 has been 10 uni
versally successful and profitable. that
a. with one accord. it would appear that
the whole state has suddenly become
converted to the desirability and impor.
tancs OF sugar culture. Two Of the fac-
tories arc still grinding beeto and it In
impossible. at this time. to give
detailed statement Of tho amount OF
sugar produced in Colorado. but with
tho exception OF Grand junction IL il
known that tho results at tho Colorado
factories have been entirely satisfactory,
The Rocky Ford factory has made q
wonderful record this year aud v
handle tho bS-is fDm about H..
acys. Tho cfop tiiSry Ls. 49,. 81
as large re Iss-r,. ngn rs forty tos
h-su>racfo and scor-s IL them have run
from tssaty To s.irty tons, of which tho
sugat contsnt has run from IL 10 ID per
cent Tho American Best Sugar com.
pany arv nov making coatfacts Tor noxt
year aud hops to incrusss tho acreage
tributary to that factory 10 i5.uoJ acru--
IL is very c-riair that III tho Arkansas
valley th.rs 10 u probability of farm-ss
pianiin. clo-s so 25.OJ acres next sra-
son.-Dcny-r Sugar b~-t 6oS-r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
Tho schumann Lady Quarte,te.

The second entertainment in the
Epworth League series Ia to bs gwen
Friday night. Jan. II. The Schumann
Lady Quartstte IL the organization
engaged Tor this occasion. aud Il il SO
well known that Il needs no pufling to
attnct the lovers Of music. The Schu.
man Concert Co.. which was here a
fow weeks ago 10 an entirely different
company. aud u company Of equally
good masicians. but they simply treated
Rocky Ford shabbily by giving q care
les. performance. The Lady Quartstts
will not slight any town where they arc
billed TO appear. aud their music s'll be
SURE TO bc ytirt,class also. The ii,,iud.i' iud.'
WI oe GS1xi!h H. llsa;pices may l.. Aal.
$50 tickets scan be got aud tho seats
--rvsl nt both the Opera House
!. aArmacy aud tho =. o. Bookstore.
Better get there early and avoid til"
rusli
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
The Carnegie Library Fund Move
mrnt.


mrnt.
Tn. move made by th. Horticultural
sacic,y io hay. Rocky Ford share In tho
library b-ne,olsse-s Of Andrew Car.
n~.ie 10 a subi-si worthy cs san. eoa.
sid.ratioa. sv-a though tho cnadi'iuns
on which Mr.. caInssis's bsa-facisoas
arc made s~-tn 10 preclude tho h"p- II
our b-.ns able la onsnply with ih-tn.
The town thai arc-p,s a Carnegie duua.
tion Of say $1,000 fnr hbrar. purposes
must guarantee n maintenance fund of
ton puf c-ni. 81 that amount p-s a,nntn
as an assurance that tho donation uili
10 pu, Ia practical uss and kept ia usp
In cnnnsctinn With ta-n Library. In
the pr~s-nt status ot tho city psrli~garf
and ,h. prr@ra, dasaani Toe imprus-d
water supply aud ssusrasp system 80
think 40 60. tho city fathers appropfis
aiibs si.Ceo a !rar Ia 'nsn library: II
10 spry ntce ~ Mr.. Carnegie TO make 1t
possible for esefy ,ssp and hamlet Ia
tho cpun,fy 10 have sinJupp library by
ius. putting up q thnasand dollars =
ypar. but thank you. Andrru. there arc
sslssr little things mote presssn. than
"lafnin'.-
A. the sane time. u ~palin-t bs bad
idea " 40 cpald prevail uss Mayor sssnk
uhsn he lays out tho nsti batch nf isun
lots. 10 sol aside block similar 10 those.
,us ,hs, hs and The Tsua Go. each do
mated t1F park PURPOSES. Toe hbfary
site. The mayor is much Bosrvr The
taun aldermen than Mr. Carpr.is. asi
they nigh, touch him tps library site.
Ilia, would br a good beginning. There
arp ,hinss vs can 10 toward s.estins =
public library. u Nc can't uleasure up
TO Mr. Carnesies requirements. and The
Horticultural spcis,ys appointment of a
cusnmittea on library matters 10 nes
atsisss The cotnmistsr is cufaPpsed ut
a. q. Sloan. Warren Blina and q. y.
Evans.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
Needed isefsrua. In Funerals.

There is . coustom of anoov~rins
heads nj funerals that ought to liz utterly
abolished as u relic Of false d.corum.
Al the grave ON bleak winter day
p~opi. stand with uncovered heads for
portion Of tho time. and physicians say
that fatal colds. consumption anil
pneumonia can 10 traced To that cause
In hundred. Of cas-.. In fact III. tims
will come ~hen corpse. ~ill not bs
carried into churches aud opcnrd 10 tho
1azs OF morbid fancy. Whom man has
lott the worn out sheil !, is moi good
taste to max. thc~s displays In pabl,c.
A decent casksS. prayer. . tsadcs
hymn. and then Let mother earth r~e-iss
tie dust All these faisp funeral
suiog,e~ ought Ia bc utterly doac away
With. -Goli.a 6ioi,s.
Aud ~hii. on this subject of funeral.
u - prup-f la throw IN woni roacrsp.
ia. Lsn.: di.cour.~s. Tho pfvachefs uLo
cut da~n ib-ir s-fmaas oa m.si such
oa,as,oa. Ia titi--n iaiuai-s uiIl hnd that
such brvsiiy -iil tnc-t ~iih hearty eosa.
tnsuiation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

The law in Iceland allows any man or
woman who fnds boy or girl smoking
cigarettes to give the young offender a
sound thrashing and to destroy any
cigarettes found upon his or her person.
Having imported our ballot laws from
Australia why not copy Icsland's ciga.
rstte legislation? II provides remedy
far more effective than We have on our
statue books
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

The Art Committee appointed to
select pictures fpf the puhlic schools. to
tc purchased with the pTisc money voa
Mis- Abtsa,t's scheolfpptn Tuesday night
90 examine some works of art sub.
fuistcd. The pictures were alt 80 pleas
ing that the committee couldn't make
up i;s mind. and vill submit them TO a
full meeting Of the staff a; the regular
weekly teachers meeting tonight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

F.H. Hiltikef has iasugufssed novel
guessing contest. In show Windows is
displayed an assortment of mss's hsts-
the sise numbers ot which range from
6 "a Ia is ppe ot The hate uill he
presented 10 the person vhp sues.es
nearest 10 the sam Il all The numbers in
the C. hate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

Health officer kesdiT 10 to he supplied
With modern sseriltsip1 apparatus in
which he can thoroughly s,esiltse the
clothing and bedding OF patients
afflicted With contagious diseases vheu
they are released from quarantine
rormaidebyde is used instead os salpbef
&c . dtsinfecsant. aud much mote ces.
tain results can be obtained.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
Horses Wanted.

Broken Saddle Horses, Mares
or Gcldinss. 5 to $ years old,
Must bc in good flesh. sound in
every respect. and from II 3ito
Is ii hands high. No lish,
colors taken. Will buy at NJ. $.
Martins Barn. Rocky Ford. Jan.
Is. Wilson Peak. for A. s. Bur.
rows.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

A SNAP-SO acres q
miles from Rocky Ford, 5
shares of water in High
Line, . room house, $1,000,
$500 cash.
Fenlason d Gretchen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

Tho Colorado Springs Gazette makes
a center shot in the follSwing taragrn,
Tho important thing sssu.4Ai I'd
situation |. NJ. iuY nrsafh general
a-.smbiy. but to arrange some methods
by which tho amount OF money necessary
to tho proper conduct OF the state
government may bs raised with justice
to all and partiality toward none.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

The fire cosapasy has b~sa sappliei
by the town council With Sbi frss II neu
hasp faf tifs ptpscciipa purpos~ss What
10 nsts ne-sirsI 10 a bpsrits~rf IN which
tho boss can bs properly dEs-i sfies
nsins aud 50 saved from fspsi waste.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

Alisraaa q. II. Hall pu, a fsspiusssa
before the toua cpuscii Ffiiay night
proposing that the honorable body so.
iic1i daaasiop from Andrew Carnegie
fus = public library. The resolution
pas.p,i.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

There is increased activity In oaf ;~o
patriotic societies. the q. A. v. and W.
re They have hig Job before ;i,css,
tu the coming cueamps,cni entertain.
iactt. but they will measure fully up 10
;lis requirements OF the occasion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

Night Marshal Gsilosas has iarssi
into tho city treasury SIS On accopni 1t
,ias ,as. and has cent Ia th. do. hsatsa
- c.niass which -srs no, uosth the
tatsss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

Voting Contest Days on the
Baby pictures will bc Jan. Is, 10,
aud IL nt Wales & Grnhams
Studio. Vincent Gates Italian
Orchestra Of Chicago will furnish
music in the afternoon Of each
dnv.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

The Masonic Lodge held an unusually
Interesting meeting las; evening. tos
further particulars inquiry Of a. !. koans
who ~as there and In the niids; os the
ceremonies. The ieigc is growing
fspsdiy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

u. u. Randol has taken Into partnership
with him Geo. e. Prcbic OF Drnvcr. AMI they
write lnrv Insurance With iifc Insurance. They
ars expert. In their special lines and II I.
probable that hardly anything In the way OF
q firv or q life risk will csraps them. They
prot-o-- ta make their otiie- Insurance head
quarters for tho nscky Ford country. They
nos have temporary ausrt-r. over Gibson.
itark-t siorv but will ae,apy nn- rootns In
Hates y. u. baiIiinx In = f-s weeks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

The Fcerat oil strike a; Boulder Is
higlily cia;ing TO our fellow .et;ssras.
Fcaiasau y Cfv;ehVr and {. II. MeNay.
Who own valuable territory near the
aS~ ~cii. which ss producing superior
grade u osl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

New line Of Harness at lud-
Rocky Ford Trading Co.'S, inc!ine
ing heavy work harness and tie
double driving harness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

Tho roofing Of th. Burrrli Scsi Hoas-
wss con,pictsl Tuesday. A hagpol.
rising from tho roof 10 tipped with tin
watermelon that IL alleged to DO of the
klcckiy sweet variety.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

M..srs. Christopher & Wilkins, this
week sold J. Il liar,i-n's sig acr. tract
To o. ID. Roas- u Rocky Ford. eoasiiera.
ton si3,D. Mr.. itoas-. who is con.
tho tract immcdiaisiy.-Hoily Chief
tain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

]. c. CaT;si.hs has purchased Prank
Cuaaiag's in;cfcs; In the popular
Shaficy's tys;aafan; and will eouiinuc
the business as heretofore.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

The use Of The council chamber has
lseen granted 10 the WOodmss band for
Iausical practice
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

For Sale. cheap. one No. II
Ideal Oak Parlor Stove. Q. X.
Yard, 2D3 s. Tenth st. 32p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

New lot Shetland Pony Carts
just received by the Rocky Ford
Trading Co. See them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

Fsrnished Front Room for rent.
Enquire Mt Enterprise office.