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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-10
LOVING CUP
FOR COOPER
Masons Present
Him With
Gift.
IS ORGANIZED
Thirty Second Degree Masons In
stall Officers and Enjoy
a Banquet.

The first Hawaiian Consistory, An
cient and Accepted Order Scottish Rite.
was constituted Saturday evening in
the Masonic Temple. The elaborate
ceremony attending the installation of
the officers was followed by a banquet
at which the praises of the order were
sung in eloquent words.
The hall where the consistory met
was decorated for the occasion with the
colors and regalia which are demanded
at such a ceremony, and this was added
to by the display of flowers in much
profusion.
The following were the officers in
stalled, they being the first of the new
Hawaiian consistory:
Samuel L. Rumsey, Commander in
Chief.
Arthur M. Brown, SeneschaI.
James w. Pratt, Chancellor.
William Henry, Preceptor.
Clifford B. Wood, Minister of State.
Albert Barnes, Almoner.
J. d. Tucker, Registrar.
Norman E. Gedge, Treasurer.
G. F. Renton, Prelate.
Following the installation the mem
bers of the order sat down to the heav-
lily loaded table which had been ar
ranged in the anuue haIl.
c. B. Wood presided at the banquet
table as POSTMASTER and there was a
continual flow of wit and eloquence
The responses to the toasts were as
follows:
THE Supreme Council Henry E
Cooper, Deputy and Legate, Thirty
Third Degree.
Hawaiian Consistory. Thirty-Second
Degrees. l.. Rumsey, Commander in
Chief.
Alexander Liholiho Council of Ka-
dosh-Preceptor, Frederick Whitney.
"Nuuanu Chapter of Rose Croix"-
w. NJ, A. v. Gear.
."Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
Venerable Master, j. w. Pratt.
1.-THE Blue Lodges Senior Warden
A. j Derby.
THE Brotherhood of Masons"-E. 1
Spalding.
THE Scottish Rite in American
G. Holt.
There was a pleasant ending to the
evenings entertainment in the presen-
tation to Hon. Henry E. Cooper Of a
beautiful silver loving cup by the char
ter members Of Hawaiian Consistory
The presentation speech was made By
J. D. Tucker and Mr.. Cooper responded
briefly.
The loving cup is inscribed as follows:
Henry Ernest Cooper, Thirty-Third
Degree, Inspector-General Honorary
Deputy and Legate, Presented by Char
ter Members Of Hawaiian Consistory
| November 9Th, 1902"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-10
JAS. F. MORGAN.
AuciOneor and Broker
SIS QUEEN STREET.
P. @. Box 5s4. Telephone ~
UNDERWRITERS SALEa
ON TUESDAY, O IL,
AT 10. O'CLOCK A. M.

At the store Of Messrs. H. Hackfeld
& Co, corner of Queen and Fort streets,
Honolulu, I will sell at public auction
for, account of whom it may concern.
the following merchandise, damaged on
voyage of importation ex German bark
Vera G. Gerdes, master, from
Bremerhaven:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-10
FOR RENT

Six bedrooms each. Rent $40 each. In
cludes water rates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Gov. Orman and wife arrived in Rocky
Ford Thursday and ex-Gov. Adams and
wife this morning. All are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. B. U. Dye while attending the
Old Settlers Reunion.
Henry T. Oxnard. president Of the
American Beet Sugar Co., is expected to
arrive in Rocky Ford in few days en-
route from the east to California.
Manager Wietzer and Chief Agricul-
turist Winterhalter have been spending
much OF this week in various portions OF
the valley. making careful investigation
into the conditions Of the beet crop.
Hotel FL Captain entertained pleas
ant party Monday evening. Stockholders
in the Valley Hotel Co. and their wives
and daughters TO the number Of about
thirty assembled there for a late supper.
A special arrangement Of the dining
room was made for their accommodation
and the fine supper accompanied by the
odor Of profusion Of boauets Of sweet
peas. During the meal Col. Lockhart's
splendid gramaphone entertained the
company with the choicest OF music.
which. although secondhand. was Just as
good as new. And after supper the
guests fingered quite while to enjoy the
wonders OF one OF Edison's marvellous in
ventions.
Mrs. n. D. Garwood OF La Junta, is
spending a couple OF weeks with her
parents in Rocky Ford.
F. NJ. Hines and wife have returned
s.Fha
been visiting for several weeks. Mr..
Hines visit being limited TO two weeks.
He reports splendid crops in that portion
OF Kansas.
Norman Ringer. junior member Of the
leading business house in Swins. works
hard siS days Of each week bu, has a
good time on tho seventh. One Sunday
he Wits his Rocky Ford girl. tho next
Sunday his La Jun;a girl. and so on al
,erna,ely through the long sweo; sum
NOR.
J. 4. Johnson Is a; Holly this week
looking after business for tho Wilson
Hardware Co.
4 pleasant party assembled a, tho
home Of r. D. Stoep Monday evening.
Vernon MeKelsey Of wheeling. w. Va.
brother o. J. r. MeKelyer. who has lately
arrived In Rocky Ford for the purpose OF
locating was tho CUES; Of honor. Tho
company was no: large bu; ane time
was had.
Mrs. Ollie Russell Of La Jun,a is spend
ing the summer in Rocky Ford. her has-
band being in California.
Assessor kdsmord was Up from La
Iun;a Tuesday looking after some odds
ard ends o. tho assessment, in Rocky
Ford.
Geo. q. cufiiss and wife arc spending
a eripis Of weeks a, Nani.pa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
CHURCH NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Eyangelists Robb and Gates are con-
Quoting Holiness meetings in large tent
on the corner of Main street and Swink
avenue. The Church Of God is the proper
title Of the organization which the evan
gelists represent. During their ten days
stay in Rocky Ford it will be their aim to
convince members of all other churches
that they should abandon their present
church relations and Join with the holi-
ness people in membership in the Church
OF God From this it will be seen that
our brethren Of the tent meetings have a
big contract for such hot weather.
Bro. Leonard Thompson. State Evan
gelist Of the Christian Church Of Colorado.
will preach for the Christian Church at
the X. p. Hall next Sunday morning and
evening. The following Sunday the place
will be filled either by Bro. Morrison or
M. M. Nelson. Of Des mones. Iowa.
The Ministers Association will meet on
Monday morning at o o'clock with Rev.
Mills. Rev. Davenport will discuss The
Minister in the Pulpit"
Services at the First Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and even
ing at the usual hours. Morning: THE
Way" Evening: 'How to Run" All
Cordially invited.
Methodist Church - Morning subject:
Future Recognition; evening: The First
and the Last" Hymns: 8. 1857. 1922.
l. 25l. 248. Epworth League topic:
The Call to Separation" Leader. Mrs.
Sanders.
Services at the Baptist Church next
Sunday as follows: Sunday school. 10
a. M; preaching. II a. m. subject: The
Exchanging Christ" Bap,is, Union. z
p. m; preaching at 9 p, m. subject: The
Great Proclamation" Tho observance OF
tho Lords Supper at the close OF morn
ing service.
Episcopal Church: Services every Sun
day in tho Commereial College hall. south
entrance. Sunday school s .. m. Evening
prayer and sermon. I:45 .. m. Every
body cordially invi,ed.-W. II. Haup,.
Rector.
German Baptist: Services every Sun
day as follows; Sunday school a; 10 a.
m. Preaching services at ~ a. m.
Evening services a; 7:5o. Ministers: @.
e S,udebaker. q. Neyinger. ]. C. Fun
dofbufgh. A. p. Talhelfn. Supafin,an-
don, Sunday school.
Christian Science sub!se, mex, Sun
day: Spirit" Miss Hafi.og.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

For several years Tho many customers
Of Price q Lance r. ofd~ay and vicinity
have urged them 20 star; branch store
in ,hs, place. Sos Until the pfVssn; has
tho firm seen The way clear 10 do this.
bg; no~ have all plans mado 10 PSI; in .
good stock o. goods n ofdsay in ta~
days. Mr.. Lance vas osor there We'd
nasday 10 arrange tho interior Of the
building and The people o. ,hs; section
~ill soon have advantages for buying dry
goods. e,e.. no. heretofore 50 easily in
their resdh. I. 4. Powell. row with the
Rocky Ford house. ~ill be manager Of
tho ofd~sy house,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
GARDEN olnANlNas.

Religion and science arc sraiiy re-
conciicd In garden. And the beauty
lover to whom art Ii all IL a, peace
with them both.
When III or aiiing handle the flowers
little. or wear gloves. Delicate plants
are sensitive To human magnetism.
good or had.
For a dainty and unusual floral cen
ter picc- place wa,er lilies or ~aicr
hyaeinths in ioW. hat dish Allied
with water. wreath the dish with ferns
or water moss. and stand on broad
mirror framed In the same Way.
The ast-rH are apt TO need On
couraEcm-nt at this junc;urv. cni,i-
ya;c the h-eds a little now and then
and water with weak fertilizer. Too
sauch cstraHc1us food Siii result in
leaves rather than blossoms. bu, a lit
tic lie good.
The pctunias arr showing their SD
p-riority this summer. Determined
hicomcrx. they can scarcely bc kept
from biossamins. no matter hos adj
.crs. the weather or conditions. All
arc gay with good color. and the
frinE.d double ones have scent.
Have you heap of unused fertilizer
or earth covered garbage in some I'M
used eorncr7 Scatter literally with
pansy seed. Eiva one GOOD watering.
and vai, for the autumn. Then as
,onish your nsishbors with the fnc
bloom.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
CHiNAWARE.
Pieces Made to Sell for Shilling
BRING Fabulous Prices.


In the great interest that Is being
manifested about old blue china there
is curious tendency to specialize. and
the ''all-around" collector OF ten or
twenty years ago has given way to the
collector of one particular kind of OBJ
jects, II would be interesting to know
how many patient collectors there are
OF pitchers only. l know of over n
dozen In New York state alone. Sew
eral OF them have preference for
only one kind of ware. the ever beauti-
full luster. In silver copper. rose and
lavender tones.
A collection of pitchers of Wedge
wood make is not only beautiful and
various. but very costly as well. Nor
is 1t yet impossible. even with col
lector on the qui vivc on every corner.
Recently in Boston there was sold at
auction q collection OF Masonic pitch
ers In black. printed Liverpool ware,
several OF them bringing over $50
apiece. Most of these We're the gen.
crous old cider pitchers. standing
twelve inches high. and having on
them in one design or another. n por-
trait OF Washington. the greatest Ma
son OF all.
The value of the pitchers. or jugs. ms
n sim1n-pure collector calls them. is
very much increased when the name
OF the original owner is painted on
them. This is generally on the front.
inclosed In n wreath. or even In luster
bands. The Masonic pitchers without
n Washington portrait are usually OF
less value. though they are interest
ingly decorated with quaint old verses.
In which the spelling will not bear
closc scrutiny.
These old blue historic pitchers are
too scarce and rare to make collec-
tlon OF any size. but teapots are not
hard to ind In great variety of wares.
One city In the Interior of New York
state holds n private collection Of 500.
all different. and scattered all over
the country are many others. a num-
bcr OF them Boosting more than 200
specimens. Old glass bottles form an
other side line of grca, interest. rs
many OF them were made here to COM
mcmorat1 som. event Of national I'm.
portanec. but they are never pleasing
to eye. which is ono Of tho charms Of
aii collections of china.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
i'uncrsi Procession Dcmoraiiscd b,
ATTEMPTED runaway.

Wednesday ai,srnooa as tho line Of
carriages was returning from tho burial
Of W. n. MePhorson an aeeSden; occurred
which for time threatened serious con-
seauenees. Ono Of The horses attached
To Dyes hack In fighting ny 60; ono log
over trace. This seemed To make him
wild and tho team became unmansgsahle
In attempting to quo; the horses Mr.. Dye
was bitten on tho arm and Mr.. Sprinkler
sorne~ha; bruised BY tho paving o. tho
frantic horse. He has a iooo-psees
watch crystal as souvenir Of tho affair
Altar time the team bfoss loose from
tho hack. tho occupants Of which suffered
no damage whatever.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
Personal and Social.

6. E. Chapman of Canada. who has
been in New Mexico for some time on
health seeking trip is now in Rocky Ford
inspecting its advantages and manifold
resources.
Miss Sou Alcott of Stansbery. Mo-.
while enroute to her brother at Las Vegas.
N. NJ. stopped off day to visit her friend.
Mrs. Lou Van Deren. formerly Of SLAMS
berry.
F. J. Gretchen is down from Boulder
and reports that all moves well in the oil
business.
Mrs. Lewis Swink has returnnd from a
visit to Boulder.
J. B. Byars left on Tuesday for the
east on purchasing trip for Ramsay &
Byars.
Our sick citizens. Messrs. Cover. Appel.
Bryant and Proctor. are all doing nicely.
Mrs. Maude Hustled has returned to
Colorado City after visit with her
sister, Mrs. F. H. Hilfker.
Mrs. D. W. Barley returned yesterday
from visit with her daughter. Mrs. E. J.
Wilcox. Denver.
Miss Nellie Guthrie Is at her home near
town enjoying vacation from school du-
ties in the Cripple Creek region.
David Best and wife spent several days
this week over the river visiting Ordway.
Sugar City and Arlington. At the latter
place they found Boone Best sick but on
the road To recovery.
Humphrey Best was an Arlington Wis
ltor this week.
WIN Young and wife have returned
from mountain outing. including visit
TO beautiful Green Mountain Falls.
l. W. keil Of Pueblo was among old
friends here on Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Hornbaek lef, Thursday for
Pueblo for sisi, with her brother.
e. E. Waite and wife arc being visited
by Mrs. wai,o's mother. Mrs. E. Albright.
Of Dcs Moinos. Iowa. and her sister. Mrs.
G. l. Cutler OF Victor. Mrs. Albright Is
so well pleased with tho valley that she
will probably make this her future home.
p. J. Reiiei iei, few days since for
Kansas City. ST. Louis and Chicago for
the purchase Of new goods. after which
he will sisi; his old home. connofssille.
indiana.
E. c. Glenn was down from Pueblo
Tuesday on legal business.
o. D. Rouse Is spending a couple Of
weeks In Boulder. SIZING Up tho oil out
look. after which no will make Sal, Lake
City visit.
Ms. Or. Middleton is expected home
daily after sssi; Of three weeks with
friends and relatives a; Ford City. Hans.
n. I. Jsmison Is now permanently a.
Holly as manager Ct tho English Lumbe.
Co.'S branch there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

were a number Of children who whispered
ard aodibly Chartered continuously. To tho
annoyance Of tho congregation. finally
making a febase from tho pulp; nsess-
si;y. No; oaiy that annoyance. hg: they
we're allowed 10 play in tho gallery. run
IN and Oh; Of The eoses. ard have a gen
efsi good tfne. II parents do no: attend
church services with their yoanT children
ard 81; with them when there. {; were
hs;;st that the entire family spend the
time al home. The eo,dps: Of some Of
tho children a; La Jgn;a las, Sunday
evening demanded tho presence Of some
Of tho seda,s church members In the gal
lofy=of a policeman,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
Death Of ". II. rsephsrsoa.

William Hosey Mephefson was born a,
For; Atkinson. Wisconsin. February "a.
1897. His boyhood and youth were
spsn; there and a; Tosna. Wis. A, the
age Of 10 years he engaged in the lumber
business IN Minnesota and the Daso:as.
where he remained Until 1891. when he
removed TO Hartley. Ia. He was united
in marriage TO Miss Emma Msrgsrs;
Rsddsa a; Gslsns. Mich. October 9.
1898. In January. 1901. he came TO
Colorado. locating in Rocky Ford in March
Of The same year. where he and his father
established the Mcpherson Lumber Com
pany. After several weeks Of severe
suffering he passed beyond Monday
morning. July 2s. 1909.
While Mr.. MePherson had lived among
Us bss shof; time. Il has been long
enough for us 10 form The most favorable
impression Of his character and life. We
knew him ss man Of quiet and retiring
disposition whose life was wrapped up in
his business and his home. He was
man Of large ambition. ;oiIinT necessarily
at The work 10 which he had been devoted
from his boyhood and making himself
worthy Of the success which crowned his
efforts, We have found him genial and
Kindly IN all his relations and thoroughly
homes, in all his transactions. His inseg-
risy Of character and sincerity Of purpose
won for him the universal friendship Of
all who knew him.
He was a man intensely devoted 10 his
home. and !, Is there perhaps that those
who knew him best would praise him
most. His marriage nine years ago with
her who now r,ourns his loss was one in
which time has only served TO increase
and intensity the affection from which Il
sprung. Every moment ,ha; could be
spared from his business was spent with
her. and each seemed 10 find the highest
satisfaction and happiness Of life in the
society and company Of the other.
He was a member Of the Knights of
Pythias. faithful and loyal to his obliga-
tons. honored and respected by his
brothers in the order. who come at this
time to give visible expression to our
respee. and esteem. The ties that bind
US make The hours specially sad for us.
The above we extract from the funeral
address o. Rev. w. |. Davenport, gwen at
the befeaved home. in the presence Of
large eoneousse Of sympathizing friends.
The body was buried by the companions
Of Uniform Rank Knights Of Pythians.
The bereaved family have the sympa-
thies Of our entire community.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
\ Reminiscent Day and nm Opera
House Sermon at t.aJuusn.

Las. Sunday the editor Of tho Enter
Prise assumed ,hs: his youth had been
renewed ard he ~er; TO La Jan;s 10 see
a sSfi-a-e wlsosn no had known many
years before. Miss knnse Curry ard the
editor we're friends fot;y-tise years ago
ard had no. me. IN all ;ha; ;iino. Con-
ssausnsly an invitation 10 take dinner a,
the harns o. J. c. Tslh.sffo was accepted
sish PLEASURE. The girl ~s las. saw in
1851 Is ns~ Mrs. James Tslli.srro Of
Lebanon. Mo. gfsy-haitsd. bright. IN
lslliger; lady Of sssty-tiso. ro~ visiting
hst son IN La JGn;s.
We both lived in Egypt in tho pio1esf
days. before tho advent Of coal oil lamps
ard when tho sdsa Of the electric light
was yet the dream Of the scientist. Home
made ;aIlo~ candles and the fegulstiua
iron lamp were the principal lIrninsntss
The ifua lamp was arranged for hanging
on nail. ard also had sharp point es-
sseislly provided 20 thrust into the cracks
IN The log dwellings. The school house
Ws attended. in which was conducted
tho most advanced education in that sec
son. was made Of logs. the furniture be-
ing o. rough oss lumber made with a
Whip saw. Ons Of Miss Curry's most
serious troubles as a teacher was 70 maze
pens from goose au'l!s arc Keep hs'n N
order. Mechanical skill N thai Sres''0n
was one OF the necessary auaii'iesis0ns OF
an instructor OF yoash m 1n0ss Gays.
The teacher who preceded Mss Curry
az the Johnson school house was man
and IN accordance with me custom OF uls
times he was turned out ne day before
-. IL "A "A
Christmas. that Is. ne door locked and
The teacher refused sdfni;;ause- Upon
bis premise 10 usat ne door was opened
The treat provided would hardly Dc
sanctioned anywhere today. u consisted
Of apples. candy and "h5sssy stew
Fact
This pioneer environment and many
pleasant memories Of mutual friends Of
The olden time were subjects OF eo1Sersa-
sion the good old times when everybodylTi
was honest and when the men wore blue
ieaus, the women hrssy The days when
six yards Of calico was full dress pat
tern and $3.50 was startling price TO
ray for a pair Of wonen's shoes. We
talked Of the Sioeufubs. the Bouhans. the
Crewses. the Wilson's. The Reeds. the Lin
,baetirns. tho Owens. q, al. and many in
1919, irc;4s-.s n b.if a century acu.
~. ~. -. - a.. "a. a..
"nsh US - "'S -
a''enoeo enu'Sn "seU'e1 we s' ''-'ss
were held IN me wayne county court
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Cherry vinegar may also be made
and kept in stock for refreshing
summer drink. Mash two quarts of
cherries and pour over them one quart
O, vinegar. Put in an earthen bowl
and set in a cool place for two days.
Strain through a muslin bag and TO
each pint Of liquid allow three-quar-
tiers Of a pound of sugar Put over
the fire and boil slowly for fifteen min
-ntes. Bottle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Moki Tea positively cures Sick
Headache. Indigestion and Constipa-
ton. A delightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions oil the skin. pro-
ducing n perfect complexion, or money
refunded. BIC and 10. Write TO us
for free sample. w. II. Hooker & Co,
Buffalo, n. Y. For sale by Hereford
X Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

On tho inside pages Of this issue will 30
found an unusually largo amount Of news
and valuable miscellany. Tho Enter
prise with It's eight pages Of seven COL
ufnns each Is Eivins a BIG amount Of
homo and general ns~s for the money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
nut-i.,AnY clIppIsos.

puttcd ham is made by choppinE
ciptul cold boiled ham fine. using
somc Of the fat: mix tablespoon -four
in cold water: add to this one-ausrtcr
eupful boilins water: then stir in the
ham and tablespoon mustard and pack
in mould.
Slice small cabbage into shreds: cook
in boiling salted water. with pinchcd
soda. fifteen minutes: turn into eolsn-
der. press out water. put in stcwpau.
add pin, milk and grated nutmeg: cook
uncovered until tender. and add butter.
pepper and salt.
For chicken pilaf. prepare fowl as II
for frieasce: cover in stevpan with
quart boiling water; simmer over fire:
add cuptul rice. with tablespoon salt:
simmer till chicken IL tender: pour
over a tomato sauce and serve.
To make sanders chop beef or NUT
ton fine and add fine chopped onion.
with sal, and pepper: mix in little
gravy: MI buttered scaliopcd shells
,wo-thirtis full Of mixture: spread over
them cream mashed potato. brush over
with melted butter. and brown in oven.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

The scales a; the Harris grain house.
which have been oJ; Of commission for
some weeks. have been repaired and arc
in active use By the new man. F. D,
S,opp. in selling grain. etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Melon Growers associations and others
wanting rubber stamps and pads can
have their demands supplied by leaving
orders a. the Enterprise office. We have
arranged to have The work done with the
utmost prompsness and at low prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

We don, own The Portland gold mine
but we do own tbs hes; ,wo-pieee Sum-
rner Suits which which we offer at a
small price. HsRHr maxwell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Lost, in the opera house. Thursday
night, July a.. poins lace handkerchief.
Finder please return 10 Miss Annie Tom
linson. Commercial College.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01
SILKS FOR BRIDAL DRESSES.

White vatered silk is one of the
,avori,e materials for bridal and re-
cup,ion dresses this season. The sup
ple moires of today. however. show
much smaller veaves. the watered sur
faces are very often richly lowered
or otherwise figured. and when the
foundation is simply moired. It is US
naiiy veiied with lace. chiffon OF tulle
--softening the effect Of the siinting
background. the moire in turn impart-
sng a particularly beautiful appearance
TO the airy textile which covers IL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Suits ,hs. The bfsasss can blow
through. mo fgssin'- and no eussin'
Il you buy Flannel Suit Of Harry Mar
well.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Phenieies Great Clearance Sale is yet
in progress and many are the bargains
which are deliEhting the hearts Of the
ladies. II you want your share go early.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

The Loan and Insurance companies
We represent are sure to suit. Call and
lear, our terms. Randel & Preble. p. o.
block,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

VERY Low prices On Wrappers at Pheni-
eie's Clearance Sale now in progress.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

The Enterprise office has special
facilities for Printing. Perforating,
Numbering and Binding Orders, Time
Checks Receipts, Warrants, etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Rocky Ford has the bes; band in the
state. We sell the best clothing. UP to
date. HsHEY maxwell
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Go TO Young q SsOTin's for RaIsson's
Bfessfas, Foods.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-01

Canned Goods. Fruits and Vegetables
at Young q Seogin's.