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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25

VIM. McWhinney is building a stern
wheel gasoline boat for Capt. Henry
Spoon. The new boat will be As feet
long, II feet beam and of light draught.
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed by tie Western Lumber Co., with
Scott Weatherwax and W. X. McFarlane
incorporators and a capital stock of $5O.-
600.
The dancing party given in Elks' hall
Monday evening, in honor of Fred
Richau. Hubert Bell, Fred Eaton, and
Martin Leroy, was very pleasant func-
ton.
The fire department was called out at
5 80 this morning by slight fire at bath
house, SO First street. A small hole
burned in the wall was the extent OF the
damage.
Mrs. S. X. Bowes' grand millinery
opening began today, and will continue
tomorrow and Saturday. The hats dis
played are "thinga Of beauty and joys
while they last"
Eastern timber buyers dropped 50, $50
in Aberdeen this week, in payment of
timber land in Oregon. The sellers were
S. W. Pearson, D. Siddons, J. 2. Nelson
and Capt. Phelps.
Mrs. Cummi' and Mrs. Fitch and
Miss Sackrider, sister and neices of p. F.
Clark left yesterday for their Michigan
home, after months visit with MIR. and
Mis- p. F. Clark.
Preaching at the Baptist church Sun.
day at II a. II. and 81. m. by Rev. q.
w. Griffin. Sunday school at l0a. m.
Evening Subject "An Intelligent
Choice" All are welcome.
Rev. j. W. Griffin went to Elma yes.
terday with five cases of clothing and
other necessaries for the fire sufferers,
that were gathered and prepared by the
ladies of the Baptist church.
]. NJ. Bowes, ". G. Lloyd, w. H.
Pearson, Z. +. Clark. p. J. McHugh and
J.J. Carney went to Montesano this
morning, to attenn a meeting OF the
democratic county committee.
Mrs. John Finley and Miss Wilson, OF
Elma, came up from San Francisco, on
the steamer Chehalis, last evening and
+ ,ok the morning train for home, after
q months visit in San Francisco.
Henry Ross. Of Cosmopolis, reported
to the police that he had been rob'ed OF
his watch. while enjoying nap, neal
the Harbor Dock, Tuesday afternoon.
No clue to the thief has been fond.
According to the state board of equal
ization, the tax levy for state purposes
this year will amount to $l,682.7ls, or
8. IS per capita, OH the basis OF the cen.
sus of 1900. OF ttis sum $l,3J5.7yl j
for school purposes.
Mrs. W. p. Peck, of Oakland, Cal.
delivered an interesting lecture III the
Congregational church Tuesday evening,
on Mission life in China. Mrs. Peck is
/ travelling in behalf Of the Woman IS
Board OF Missions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25

Rose Holberg met the little Lrowi ley
boy, that she raised, yesterday morning
and took him to Hoquam. Mrs. Jennie
Crowley, the boys mother will probabl,
appeal to the courts for possession of hel
son, Notwithstanding that she consented
to his adoption by Mrs. Holberg when
one year old.
At the Puget Sound NJ. f. conference
the following appointments were made
for Chehalis county: Aberdeen, Rev.
Chas. McDermoth; Cosmopolis, Rev. Il
ID. Synder; Elma, Rev. j. M. Weaver
Hoquiam, Rev. W. o. Benadom; Mon.
tesano, Rev. W. f. Thompson Oakville,
Rev. Z. J.. Hughes.
The base ball season will close with
four rafting good games at Athletic
Park. The Chehalis team, that defeated
Aberdeen so badly at tue former games,
will play fere again tomorrow and Sat-
urday afternoons and Sunday morning
Sunday afternoon the Aberdeen boys
will try conclusions with the Tacon q
nine.
A copy of the News Democrat, pub.
lished semi'weekly at Urichville, Ohio,
by Chas. l.. Springer, late business MAJ
aser OF the Daily Bulletin, has reached
our exchange table. The News Demo-
crat is bright, newsy and pros erors
looking paper, and Editor Springer ha.
the good wishes OF host of friends in
Aberdeen.
{. V. 10y who had a ley broken in
boating accident Two months ago, is able
to he out Oh crutches. MIR. Lows lie
became burdensome, answering cues.
tons as to how he got hurt, so he had a
circular printed explaining the whole
matter, and, inciden,ly advertising the
Aberdeen Art Co, which he hands to
inquiring friends.
Ate.deen as an excellent electric
light system-in the summer months.
AS soon as the days shorten, everything
about the plant--except the regularity
OF tie blls-becomes afflicted with "A
tired feeling, and declines to work.
Seriously, ii the light company expects
to retain ITS monopoly OF lighting Aber-
deem, it will be wise to employ a com
petent electrician and give the people
the light they pay for.
At meeting of the groceries of the
city Monday evening, the Grocers Pro.
tective Association was organized, with
IL. j. tliltz. president; Ed. Shelley, sec.
rotary and Jos. Maggard, treasurer. As
indicated in its name, the association
will be 'r the protection of the mem.
bers by from chronic bill evaders, who .
fiict their presence upon all cities,
and of whom Aberdeen has few As
the customers who pay their bills have
to pay for those who don't the associa.
ton will benefit them, as well as permit
our grocers to sleep better at night than
at present.
Frank Actescn and Thos. Enderson
two Hoquiam boys, went hunting in a
sail boat last Saturday, and had thrill
ing experience. When they let Hoquiam
there was thick fog, and before they
knew where they were fou d them.
selves going over the bar to sea fly
hard rowing they got the boat back in.
to The harhor, but by this time the
boat leaked and, filling with wafer s.nk
out OF signt. The boys secured some
floats that We're in the bc at, and nanay.
e. 20 keep a1oat until picked Up by
Capt. Darling of the steamer Thistle, on
hour latter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25

! desire to express my appreciation OF
!hn genuine Kindness OF those who have
$ It aterialy helped me n the loss
sustained in the Elma fire. Ion have
JENNIE GuoDEiL.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25

Welding gifts cut glass and silver.
GCLpMAN'S, Seattle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

@adere Srau. Die Garmersz
sattin, 5rau s. 81. Wation bon Seas<
born, Sa., bepabrte unldnsit einen
Yafagtersug Dor benz 9urdbre9en auf
elmer brennenben 9olsbriide. Die
Bride mar bur9 Sunten aus elmer
Sra9tlofomotiDe in 8ranb seratben.
&urs Dor Der Bride bilbet bas @eleiie
cine f4arfe &urpe unb es lit ni9t
pabri4einli9, bab Der Snsenieur.
pdre er ni9t geparnt tporben, ben 3ug
re9tseitig gum Ste5en bate bringen
tDnnen. 5ruu Wation fab ben Raud,
lief cine Strede melt unb bra9te ben
3us bur6 Jlassenidpenten gum 9al<
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
New Process
Steam-laundrV

@emn 10, bann miro es fid Gud lsbnen,
ni9t anger N9t ;u laiieu, bdb mir guer gis
gentbum bebanbeln, ais mare es bas unieri.
9e. 0ir bdben bic uoqfdnbisffe Wai1ans
Halt i'm Gorbpefen unb liefern eriter 6laHe
Arbeit. Sir sebrauden feline @bemitalien /;
mir perberben baber Cure Sa&en ni4t. Wenn
Sbr refine arbeit unb bette 8ebsnblun9 woat.
bann sentt on uns. rlniere 9reiie finb niebs
riser als i%onitIpo, unS mir beisrgen Cure S5as
ulilienwdi4e biqi3er, aIs Sbr es ielbf tbnn
f6nnt. grfunbist unb iiberseust Gn&. Wir
baben aseuten in ben umIiesenbeu Stdoten.
g. 3. Neper SampftuaS@anttaIt.
@isentbin1er.
Tople's gebdube an S. Mpe g. ct. 6loub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

benz elettrtifen Simmelsftrable al eifz
3ie6en, 1T Der Nufentbalt an Der pacifiz
f9en aiite, 100 es feline @epitter, fon<
bern nur Rsgenitiirme sibt. Smmerbin
fei benertt, baB es untlrs lit, tpGbrenb
zines 9etpttters unter 8Gumen, in 6iitz
ten oner S6eunen S9ub su iu6en,
ebenio permeibe man bic NGbe bober
&amine, unb audi @iebheerben tpeide
man aug, neil Der 8lib oft unter bic
dngltl!a auiammensebrdnsten sbisre
einialdst.
0noererieits lit a6er audi Der 0ers
fu9 politdnbis nuslos, fi9 gu iIoliren,
inbem man ii9 in elm 6eberbett leat,
ober furatiam bic tleiniten 9esenitGnpe
aus Stabl, pie MeTer unb S9eeren,
pGbreno zines 9epitters gu perbeten.
Sol6e &ieinigteiten t0nnen ben SIib
tpeber anaieben mod ab6alten.
SIT man ieoo9 in Der y}Gbe, tpenn cine
anoere Yerfon bonn 9libe getrpffen
niro, 10 ioIte man ni9ts unperiudt
lailen, ben 8etreffenben in's 2eben su<
riid5urufen, benin oft banbelt es ii9 nur
um cine acknowledgement, unb ni9t um
ben Sob. Sieie 9elebunssperiuGe Iolte
man minoeitens cine Stunbe lang FORT
feber, uno benz &Orper bur9 Nuflegen
bon Grandchildren, Slai9en nit beiz
Bem Waher, &leiounssftiiden bon ltmz
ftebenoen u. I. M. bic natiirli9e @Grme
gu erbalten tra6ten. 8or Naem aber
peridure man ni9ts, unb Iebe ale
3rdfte oaran, cine re~selmGBise Qtbz
mung tpteoer bersuite1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Steht mie cine Steinmauer

,uiiden ibren &in6ern unb ben Suas
len bes iudenben unb brennenben
6autausidlases, @rinb ODER anberer
6autfrantbeiten. Wte? Our6 ben
@ebrau9 Der 8udlen's Nrnica Salbe,
bes sr0Bten 9eilmittels auf grben.
&aidefte Sur fur @eidwire, SIber
meben, SalsfluB, S4nittmunben,
granbmunben unb Suetidunsen I'm
feblbar sesen 9dmorrboiben. 25 Gts
in IS. s. 9ubn's apotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Ste 10 o 3 I
6 nropas perboppelt fi9, elmer

6 uropas perboppelt fi9, elmer
Sddsuns mad. ie nod 60 Sabren.
8on Supbtren, Rubi<
men, Smaragben unb arberen
Gbeliteinen iinb in ben lebten sSabren
in Quftralien sroBe Mensen sefunben
poroen. unb obslei9 bic Steine nur
BON serinsem 9anbelspertb pareu,
fihrt ibr Municipalities @urfommen
bod gu Der 8ermutbuns, baB in naber
3utunft nod Sunoe bon %pertbpoaeren
ggemplaren sema9t perben birften.
Oie Mrbeiten a m Sim
pIontunnel tparen nit @nfans
bieies Sabres 10 melt sefOrbert, bab
auf iGpei5eriider Settle 2O,972 SUB,
uuf italienii6er 1852 SUB beg su>
tinftisen S9ienenseldubes freiselest
tparen. 0amit 1T mebr als Die 3dlfte
Der Sunnelanlase, beren GeioImt<
ldnge nabe5u 123 Meilen betrdst. be-
reits fertigaeiteat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

Son iest an Biz gum Serbit ut bic
3eit Der atbIetilden sports. Stele
nerben ii6 cine Yerrenfung, Suefe
iduna ober ionitise 8erlesuna Suates
Gen. ct. Safobs Del uirb aue otele
eeioen in turSer Sc beilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

Gin Stubl, ben Der MGrz
t~prerprdfibent 2incoln als &nabe be-
nibte, uno ben feline Mutter i'm Sabre
1909 ielbit perfertist baben fou, be-
finoet ii9 i'm 8eiiBe zines 9errn !Sp.
81. Sifber in ct. 2puis. Der Stubl
1T etpa 30 3oa bod unb aus @dlnuB=
hola beroeiteut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
miTrnTd1 nftlfd,rr Dprtrns.

,Seben sic, meme 9erri4aften, BON
ben Simeniionen bes Sirius tann man
iid oar feline 8oritenung MAIDEN; Der
Wonb ipieberum lit als WelttOrper
aiemlid flein. Oaraus ertennen sic,
bab Die Grbe, bic mir %bepohnen, serabe
bic ri9tise 9rDbe bat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Anfmunteru,te t,,r Gbrlid1-

,@aterleben, Der 8uabGnbIer, Bel
benz i1 hab gefauft bic neie 9rammas
tit, bat mir berausseseben gu ptel cine
Marf."-r9ebalt's, mel Sobn, als
Mufmunteruns our peitern Gbrli4s
felt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
6umorifi)6es.
Etilbluthe.

o.. bort t b elm langes Sus
nape., psI9ss unter benz Senftez
IN eelief.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

8on Der beut den Se=
Iegrapben IN aItung 1T
bas amerifunii9e &onlanb=S Ditem
NIT benz a9tfa9en uebermittler arse>'
nommen pOrben. 8orber paren lGnz
sere 3eit apii9en Berlin unb 9amburg
8eriu9e eema9t. auf einem unb benz
ielben Srabt sletdaeitis na9 ieber
Ri9tuns bier Sepef9en absuienben,
nobel in Der Minute 300 Biz $50
Worte bef0rbert nurben.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
Public Office ). . Private Snap.

While the debate on the appointment
OF street and water commissioners was up
in The council Monday night Mayor
Swink intimated that the water Office
was one Of the soft snaps that a man
ought to be willing to I'LL without salary
Just for the fun there was in II. "You
see" he said, ut gives man chance to
talk to nearly all the women in town."
Commissioner Deweese said: "Yes, and
gives nearly all the women q chance to
talk back" The general opinion OF the
had got hardened mp In his sensibilities
to point where he could enforce the
water regulations without fear or favor,
he ought to be kept in the Office till he
died OF old age. -.
Another instance showing that public
office is always private snap was
brought out In the case Of Health Omocr
Kendig, who said that q physician could
not fill the Office efficiently without 60.
tranging his friends and sacrificing some
OF his professional practice. Alderman
Kennedy said there was n0 mistake about
that. He had never wholly fOrgi ven the
Doctor for shutting him up in the house
four weeks in quarantine and then shut-
ting h,m out from the bosom OF his fam.
lily eight weeks. He added further that
his children bad never forgotten the
health officer and would scurry indoors
still every time they saw Keudig come
around the corner Of their block. Still
he didn't mind voting for the Doctore
retention In Office and at an increased
salary, for,the Office was q much more
important one than the average citizen
realized; particularly when the average
citizen was in quarantine,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
rhr ruc-sia, club.

The Tuesday Heading club had more
Jolly than siydious meeting at the home Of
Mr.. n. vauDuskirk ist Wednesday after.
noon and evening. II was one of the occa-
sicns when the other halves of the ncnbcr-
ship wcrt invited and this fcatur, always
tend. to divert the club FROM IL. regular bus
incss OF keeping posted on modern literary
notioa. The club has inst taken w Gtl''crt
Parker's new book, The Right of Way aud
the afternoon session pas ipfoied 90 the
reading Of the Opening CHAPTERS. The even
ing. With the men folk present. was chiefly
given TO the physical relish Of n must deli.
cious luncheon served by Mr~. Nanil., aud to
the alleged acting of some charadcs. when
compared with tho member OF the TUESDAY
clnb the actors OF an Uncle Toms Cabin troupe
are not in IL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
sunday school co.vension.

oBsaeasS uShUSs
The annual Sunday school convsntion n
OF Otero county will bs held at tho La
Junta n. E. church May SO. Address
e will be made by prominent Sunday
school workers. Henry I. Plant. OF
Dsuvsr, Colo. field secretary OF the Col
orsdo Sunday School association. will be
present and assist. Also ,Ms. J. A.
Walker. state superintendent OF primary
work.
SUNDAY School Success" will be dis
cusssd Monday afternoon. May 0. Tho
various features Of tho topic will bs
opened - foliovs: Tho secretary's part
BY Miss Emma Brown. The Teachers
part by J. p. Pollock. The supesinten.
dents part by J. II. WATSON. In the
evening Nias Jessic Larmoss. superin.
teudeut Hone Department n. E. 5. 4.
and Mrs.. J. H. Wsssou will present the
topic: .Homs Department.
During tbs Tuesday morning session
Rev. w. l. Davenport wiil talk of the
"M,stakss Of Tcschsss." Devotional ser.
vicss Tuesday afternoon will bs cooduct-
Cd by w. Il. Harsley.
The cooveutSon promises tn bs ono OF
much Interest and value aud should nt.
tract large attendance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
Asso.s ce,ebs.eassn alsc ssh.

Tho question of Fourth of July srscbra.'
iicu 1. up TOR debate. Il has In fact bccn
debated .nmruhat. but tho question still has
the Aoor. Public opinion scctn. tn b. divided
primarily on the point OF whether To celebrate
os not To celebrate. There is growing cuo.
vscs,on Ia many minds that the modern iih Of
July ccibsaiion Is In many instance. little
, ssorr than aspecisi opportunity fur uprosr
and rov i.m. neither 81 ~bich contribute
anythias rational to the spirit of t'sirio'ism
and good citiars,ship- In prrpctusiinx the
s.u,iom thoushitui consideration shouid b-
raven In the dirrctioa of -scins how fsr 1t
cat t,c made an occasbon OF RATIONAL aud
hcsiihfui cnJo, mcu, and bo~ little . dsy Of
,rhaurhcry. The question 10 sofscuhsi fur.
thrs CON piicatc,i tht. year by tho fari that
80 arc Ia have the Brsni Army cpcau,ptarni
held here about the middle of June and the
program Of that patriotic order will take nn
much of the eth OF July feature and will
make q draft on the generosity OF pur citi
scn. for i,. proper carrying out. 40 TO ask
them again 40 coon ss July 18th to con'tihu's
for the cause Of patriotism Is apt to show
that quality rather strained. Looking q, the
local sentiment, aud local condition. !, would
seem uiec 10 omit the celebration Of the iii.
this year. Hut II public opinion decides
oshcrui.c lctus hasc a. mud, as possible a
rational observance OF the. srratcst day In
American hi.tory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
z:aca,,,puseat NEWS.

The department commander OF the G t.
A. r., writing our Adjutant Sloan on
sncampment matters reports that all the
army posts in this section OF Colorado
near to Rocky Ford are making plans
to attend on the first day Of the eucsmp.
ment, and attend in body. They want
to bs on hand for the big parade which
II has now been decided shall take place
ON tho first dny.
II Ia further reported that an arrange
meut for n one-fare rate on all tho rail-
roads in Colorado and Wyoming has
been made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
Park Addition Anssexed.

Tho petition for the annexation Of
Park Addition to the city OF Rocky Ford
came up for hearing in the county court
last Wednesday before Judge Wallis.
There were called ~ witnesses IN the
case, or rather TO give tho court informs.
tiou on matters peetaiping TO cooditSous
existing, Alderman Hall and ex.Alder.
man Lance. City Clerk Rushmcr and
Health Officer Kcadig. The two former
testified as to tho location Of tho addition
and its relation to the city - to water
supply aud other city privileges, and
officer k~udig stated tho case ~ TO the
public health aud sanitation. Clerk
kashmcr verified tho publication Of the
necessary legal notices IN the case. aud
tho annexation went through without
opp6sition. none Of tho snti's putting 70
mn appearance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
rhe Rastern stars shsne brightly.

the Rastern stars shine brightly.
Acacia chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star, held an unusually we'll attended
and interesting meeting Tuesday evening.
The needing was honored by the Pres-
Right Worthy Grand Matron, who gave
I'M address which was highly enjoyed.
She spoke OF the growth Of the order in
the state and the fact that the Rocky
Ford chapter had standing second to
none in the Jurisdiction. The "work" Of
the chapter was highly complimented.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.. Meyer were initist-
cd, the ceremony being followed by q
banquet Of more than average richness ;
A curfew bell would have to have been
a very belated one to have found the
party ready to disperse for home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
o,, ,.ro-pces,nx a, ,socA, FORD.

A, ~. Hunter Of BS,llcr was Ia to~n 'hl.
,pofnins accompanied p, i,- s..,.iani. Mr..
s,iox. Mr.. Hunter ta. inv-n'ci . machine
which III. claimed Will locate a'seia Of oil.
and he va. hcrs at the suggestion Of tue
Rpcty Portion and Dcvriopmcni Go. The
~in,i :, vas claimed. was too strung Tor a
fair test Of the machine. nevertheless an oil
vein ~ iaHtcd IN the ccntcr of town. Mr'
Hunter claims thai bis iirllrsipf has hccn
found reliable in locating oil veins In the
BOULDER district. Hs
while thcrc Isl difference OF opinion as to
the merits, of Mr.. Hunters device there
should lie none on the 1auc.,ion Of boring for
oil q, as near Rocky Ford. Prcsicos inNc-,i.
cation has proved that Hocky fori Is most
probably In the oil holt and cfess public
spirited citizen should give his financial asi
10 the company which has aimost enough
money raised to sink AN experimental well.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
The direct return, to tho farmer from

Tho direct returns to tho farmer from
growing bss,s are greater than from
aimost any other crop, says tho Beet
Sugar Gazette. without counting The
great valus of the by.producss Of sugar
manufacture which arc returned TO him.
chief among which is the beet pulp.
which 10 being recognixed more and
more NJ an exceedingly valuable stock
fssd. Then there ssc tho indirect ad-
vantsgss. chief among which 10 tho faes
that bess sugar culture leads to inten.
sivs and scssutihe farming. and emnnci.
psisa tbs farmer from tho accidents of
climatic coodiiions and changes. which,
under the pssssat syssem. vhsss farmers
cou6ns sbcmsslves largely 10 oae or two
cnpps. make thcm ths victims Of spccula.
,,sa In the great markets u tho world.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
To the Public.

I am playing Mr.. LeroyIe a
generous guarantee to stop ut
Rocky Ford and give one per-
forinancc, "Other Peoples Money,
Monday evening. April g. aud do
sire to state thnt this attraction IL
absolutely the finest that has been
offered here this season, and give
il my personal Endorsement ns be-
ing positively first-class in every
particular and stand ready to re-
fund the price of your ticket il it
is not as represented.
Very respectfully yours.
e G. L. Tumleson,
Mgr. Rockers Opera House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
a. A. Jones for school Director.

At the earnest solicitation OF many friends
q. A. Jones has consented to run as school
director at the coming election. Mr.. Jones Is
a large property holder In the district and
rr-idcs a short dis ancc from the Washington
scb0ol bu!lding. He has several children at
tending the public schools aud taks deep
Interest in school mgt'crp; lie will I've very
acceptable TO the residenis pf Washington
School district and they ask the support OF
the citizens OF the Rocky Ford school districts.
Lenses of all kinds at the Enter.
prise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25
>MillE.
Ashaasas valley odd Fellows
AmalycSsary Association.

ArAansas valley odd Fellows
AnasSessarS Assocsassos.
Tho annual meeting will be called II
La Junts Wednesday. May Z. Special
sess,ous Of ths Grand Lodge I. o. o. r.
and Rebskah State Assembly will bs
held. thus euabiip. past gr.nds 10 securc
grand lodge and assembly dessrs<.
'rboss desiriua then degrees should pro-
vide themselvrs with the proper ccstth.
caies showing them 10 bs eatitl~d 10 then.
Secret vosk wiii be cxcmplifesl,
Third dcgrce mcmbess dssissn. 10 uii-
usss The exs,npaidcattou of the secspl
wosk. which vtil l,c by one Of the grand
oilicers. vill provide thcmsrlscs With
Official rrcsipss showing that they arc In
good standing.
Grand Master AcksrmAnn. Grand Sec.
rotary Norman. Deputy Grand Master
Dicksou and 0sand Warden 81. Clair. of
the grand Lodge. and Pfvsidcat Nellie
Sherman and Secfrlasy Erncssinc v. L.
Beaes, of the Rehrkah State sss-mbly.
and other grand ollsccrp will bc psvecaL
Special rates ri zoe and ooc- fiflh fste
for the round t1p from all points b.
tween and including Puelila. Tdu,lssl
and Holly. gpod npiaa on the 9Th aud re-
turning not later than tho sib. have boon
secured.
". u. Dye ;. putting tho material on the
.rp,nd for the enlargement OF hi. svsidcsce
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25

Tho Pruyidcac- journal" thinks u
strange tbA, tho promoters Of tho bec<
sugar industry shouid have bcen able to
hold mp Legislation for Cuban relief.
Does the journal" forget that tho do
nestle producers hold = specific pledge
from the Republican party that their In.
dussry shsil be prosccied4 IL u 20
strange that they should ssk tho honor.
able fuliillmeas Of this pledge and that
= considerable number Of loyal and con-
si.tent Prosecsionisss in Congress should
do all In their power TO prcvsut the vso-
ls,iop Of this plcdser The strange thin.
about u IL that there should be single
Republican member Of Congress. claim.
ing TO: be Protecsiopisi. In favor d
Withholding from the domestic growers
,heis Just and lawful right to the same
measure Of protection that 10 granted to
other domestic producers. ...-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-25

Esssy eitisea St the eopsiy who has
N orcharl akosld be giving sitsst,op to
sise subjea OF spssyipx. During ibe
next month no orchardist eau have any
more important business than spraying.
,r,,Ss work il not only necessary to se-
cues esxsect fruit for himeeli, but also
for tbs psotAat,on OF his brother fruit
I,soysr. poGt hsslsct spraying.