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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-03
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The Kelley Institute in Portland, Maine,
on Munjoy Hin, is a successfully , CURING
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

A. 3. Gray. Of Denver. is in Otero
county this week interviewing stockmen in
regard to the sale and application of a
new chemical dip which his company IS
manufacturing. The company also makes
hair lotion which is evidently first
class article. A few years ago Mr.. Gray
was as bald as peeled onion and he
now sports as fine head Of hair as any
man in the state. The growth Of Rocky
Ford since he was citizen with us is a
matter of astonishment to Mr.. Gray.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Roosevelt Proved That tic Knew
Range Lingo.

Among our callers this week was Jack
Carroll, cowboy from the ordway eoun-
try In speaking Of the presidents 60
mile ride into Cheyenne reference was
made to the 'ehuck wagon" breakfast at
Hugo. Mr.. Carroll was among the cow
boys who had assembled at Hugo To give
Roosevelt a breezy western welcome.
He said that before that time he had
doubted II our strenuous president had
ever rode the range" and he was put to
the test by this characteristic eattleman's s
question. propounded by Mr.. Carroll:
Teddy. how did you winter9" The pres
ident did not skipa note in tie cowboy
language OF the answer: -Notyery cheap.
but | got through in good shape" This
prompt reply proved coneiusiyely To Mr..
Carroll that Mr.. Roosevelt was fully
posted on the details Of range life. as he
used Just such terms as veteran cattle
man might in answer to the question.
And now the cowboys. as well as every
body else. have the utmost faith in Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Public School Affairs.

A. meeting Of the directors held las,
week Il was decided to omit from the
corps Of teachers next year tho two
special instructors in music and drawing
and penmanship. Tho board reasoned
that these teachers cost tho district a
large sum. and that tho times a, which
they gave instructions in the various
rooms frequently in,erfered with tho reg
ular work Of other teachers. Anyhow. a
trial Of a year will be made wi,hou, these
special teachers. and II tho public should
demand their restoration tho following
year tho board willdoub,less aequiesee.
At meeting Tuesday evening tho fol-
lowing teachers were elected: Mesdames
Taylor and Wilson. Misses otweil. Part
nor. Thomas. Brownloe. Kellogg. Shaw.
Dean and FRYE and Prof. Phillips. Prof.
Howett was reelected to tho prineipalship
Of tho Washington school. Tho principal
Of tho Liberty high school has no, been
selected. and ,hore arc four vacancies TO
fill in tho ranks Of tho teachers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
A Country School "Reminiscences.

J. E. Gauger. Of Fairmount. was ono Of
tho judges Of tho ora,orieai contest at tho
Grand last week and tho great audience
prcscn. called up memories Of carly
school days in Rocky Ford. Twenty -fiyc
years ago Mr.. Gaugcr taught school in a
onc-story. ono-roomed adobe building
noar the site Of the Liberty high school
building. Tho district included al, o.
otaro county except La Jun,a and Nine
Milo. Tho exton, Of tho district was no
indication Of tho size Of tho school. as tho
average attendance was only nine. six oi
whom camo from Hon. G. w. Swink's
household. As Mr.. Gauger surveyed tho
brilliant assonblago before him ho con-
tras;cd the pioneer days with tho grea,
advancement Of tho present
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

Rev. J. T. Knuekey then delivered .
memorial address which was listsnsd TO
with tho greatest interest and upon
which hs received many compliments at
the close Of the program. We give the
following extracts as Indicative OF the
high character and patriotic fervor Of the
address:
"We would thank tho ones who so val
iantly wrought in tho COS. We would
pay them for their sacrificing services:
but hundreds and thousands live not To
receive our thanks. so all over this land
upon their graves we scatter flowers in
grateful remembrance Of their heroic
services"
To-day in grateful remembrance we
strew the flowers over the heads that
aehed. hearts that bled, over feet that
were blistered in the long marches. We
bring the perfume Of nations thanks;
the kiss Of nations love. Today strife
and enmity are forgotten. There Is no
North and no South. but one nation CO
mentsd in the bonds Of friendship and
peace
I'VE can but refer to these deeds Of
.yalor that the rising generations. at times
like this. may know something Of their
debt, be inspired more with tho spirit Of
patriotism and pledge by the graves Of
these fallen heroes loyalty to the flag OF
this republic. We reeur to that tins not
to tear an old wound open afresh. Thank
God. the deep. ghastly ehasm Of war has
been filled up"
THAT civil conflict was not the mere
settlement Of stronger over the weaker.
not gaining of victory Of the North
over the South, but fixed and settled
principles vital to the very perpetuity OF
our republican institutions. 1t was not
the striking off the letters from four mill
lion slaves, but settled the fact that
slavery had no place in this republic"
And withal we would not forget the
women in that time when our nation was
overcast with the dark war cloud. OF
their sacrifice and suffering none can tell.
We speak of the mothers who gave their
sons to their oountry's cause. Wives
who babe their husbands goodbye. And
those angels of mercy moving about the
battle field and hospitals lifting the cup TO
parched lips, bandaging wounds, pillowing
aching heads. That war made the name
Of mother, sister and wife thrice dear.
Our relief corps Of today is but the echo
$50, today. with gratitude to God for
the past and trust for the present, we
turn toward the future with little Of fore
bodings and much Of hope. We do not
believe that this old ship Of state that SO
well outrode the storms Of the past will
ever be shattered wreck dashed about
upon the high seas. In the words OF the
great Garfield. as he stood before the mob
in New York City: God lives and the
government at Washington stands. Yes,
We believe that with foundations so laid it
win stand blest Of God as the great ma
ton Of earth destined to march onward in
a grand futurs, With bowed heads and
hallowed tread We SCATTER the flowers
today over the mounds n the sleeping
heroes, with heartfelt gratitude tI yeu
survivors of that fearful carnage and
with nothing but forgiveness for those
who stood against you on the field; to-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
NEW CANNING FACTORY IN
ROCKY FORD.
Nichols & Co. Have Plans For s2s,.
900 Factory. Demanding . Wide
Range Of Products.

Rocky Ford country is an ideal location
for plant for the extensive canning Of
fruits and vegetables. Almost all pro-
ducts demanded by tho average canning
factory can be produced to perfection in
tho Arkansas valley. and in such quan,i-
ties per acre as to make the culture prof
table 70 the growers. Vegetables which
have been canned at Rocky Ford have
won an enviable reputation and !, only
needed abundant capital on tho part Of
our present home company to make the
business such profitable success as To
insure its constant expansion. But now
comes q company which has ample capi-
tai backed by extensive experience. E.
r. Nichols & Co. Of Chicago. who have
for tho past two years operated In ean,a-
loupes in the valley. have determined to
erect q large factory at Rocky Ford.
This conclusion was arrived at Just too
late TO build tho factory this season. bu,
all plans will be fully matured and early
next winter will 500 the work being done
on factory to cost $4,000.
A variety Of products will be put up by
the factory. whose operations will extend
over much Of tho summer and fall. and
possibly during tho winter.
Mr.. Nichols, Of Chicago. has three
nsphews who arc interested In this busi-
ness with him. Ono Of them. E. A.
Nichols. Of Denver. was In town last week
and made public tho plans Of the COM
psny In regard TO the building Of the fac
tory. This Is an enterprise which prom
ises much for tho good Of the Rocky
Ford country and wo think Il eanne, bu,
prove profitable 70 the projectors.
The Nichols commission house 10 ono Of
the most extensive dealers In canned
goods in the union. not only buying and
selling but operating two canning factories
in the east.
When building operations shall begin
here E. A. Nichols will move from Dem
YER and mako Rocky Ford his home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

Friday evening a number Of La Junta
Royal Arch Masons came up to help the
Rocky Ford Chapter confer the Most Ex-
cellent degree on IL members. The
Rocky Ford chapter has an elaborate
and beautiful assortment Of paraphernalia
and will soon begin comforting the Royal
Arch degree in most impressive manner.
The raw material is plentiful.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
An o,cro County Cowboy Promoted.

Eight or nine years ago the editor oi
the Enterprise and W. C. Steele visited
the otero farm. between ordway and
Olncy. Of which Mr.. Steele was manager.
Wo stopped at tho farm for dinner. which
was prepared by couple Of bachelor
cowboys. We noted that tho chief cook.
who mado tho toothsomo biscuit. did SC
when fully clad for his out door duties.
the clanking Of a pair Of spurs keeping
time with his movements in preparing
dinner. That same cowboy Edward
Pauls. made tho Enterprise call on Mon
day. He Is now salesman for leading
ST. 10 live stock commission house. His
mission here was to sell train load Of
Texas eattle--foeders.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Eligible For Clcrkshlp.

Miss Bertha r. Dunkleberger. seere-
tary of the U. S. Civil Service Commis-
sion. which recently held an examination
in Rocky Ford. announces in plaearo
in the postoffiee lobby the following list oi
"eligibles:" Mrs. Annie 3. Elser. Miss
Clara 3. Weist. Amos A. Connor. Miss
Mabel Weist. Ode o. Offied. Ben j. Watts
Victor W. Stamp. J. F. Crowl and Ma
jor c. Weaver. These persons have
passed satisfactory examination and
are eligible for appointment to olerkships
whenever vacancies occur.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Glen Park ci,autauqua.

Glen Park has for a number Of years Doc n
the location Of ono Of tho most successful
high-grade summer assemblies ever held
in tho state. Tho situation is delightful
and easy Of access. Each year tho ac-
eomodations for tho public and tho exeel-
lsnee Of tho program is increased. There
arc many Rocky Ford people who could
find great pleasure and profit in spending
few weeks at Glen Park. For full par
tieulars relative to this charming resort
address J. Stanley Edwards, mcPhcc
building, Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Strawberry Day, June 20.

The date for Strawberry day has been
settled upon by the citizens Of Glenwood
Springs and the public is being notified
and invited to come. June 20 has been
set apart for the great occasion. It's a
long way to 90 for bait Of Strawberries,
but there is grand scenery enroute and
splendid hot springs where you can get
the bath of your life by visiting Glen
wood.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

Rocky Ford Camp Woodmen Of the
World recently accepted an invitation
from La Junta Camp to take part in un-
yelling ceremonies on Sunday. June 9th.
A good program has been arranged by
the La Junta neighbors and several
monuments will be unveiled. Rocky Ford
Woodmen will meet at the hall at $3.50 a.
m. June 9TH. Each one furnishes his own
Transportation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

gsther as liberty Glowing and united peo-
ple we 60 forward marching up the steps
Of future greatness. following the emblem
Of our liberty in the pathway OF grand.
glorious destiny"
Mrs. Collins again favored the audience
with a magnificent solo.
This closed the program Of what was
an appropriate and highly successful OBJ
servance Of Decoration Day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
In compIets Harmony on ono Point,

Mr.. Cleveland has written letter say
ing he 10 not desirous Of nomination.
Well. u he is not desirous Of being non,i-
mated no can console himself with tho
thought that no is in harmony with tho
Democratic party on ono question. for his
aversion to nomination could not bc
greater than tho aversion folt by tho
Democratic party.-The Commoner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
knights Of Pythlas Election.

At recent meeting Valley Lodge No.
80. K. Of p. elected tho following officers
for the following six months:
c. C.-E. o. Ferril.
v. .C.-V. A. Moore.
Prelate-l. 3. johnson.
M. at A.-G. A. Collins.
I. G.-John Bennett.
O. G.-Henry Baker.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

Louis Bagger & Co., patent attorneys,
Washington, D. c., report that recently
w. J. Calkin, of Holbrook, obtained val
liable patent for Improvements in vehicle
tongue supporter. A printed copy of this
patent will be furnished free to any read
es pf this paper on application to the
above-named attorneys. Mention the
Enterprise in writing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
DECORATION DAY
IN ROCKY FORD!
Full Program Under tho Auspices Of
the q. A. K. and Other
Patriotic Orders.

Full Program Under tho Auspices Of
the q. A. K. and Other
Patriotic Orders.
Saturday morning. May 30. in accord
anee with time-honorod custom. tho var
ious patriotic orders and eitizsns Of Rocky
Ford assembled at Odd Fellows hall for
the observance Of the day.
Carriages were taken to tho eemetsry
where the graves OF tho veterans were
informals decorated. the high wind which
prevailed preventing tho use Of the ritual
istie services.
After tho decoration tho assembled
company drove to the Arkansas river
bridge where service was rendered In
memory Of tho sailors and marines. Tho
services Of tho ritual were accompanied
by tho scattering Of flowers on the how-
ing waters. This concluded the program
Of tho morning.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
Odd Fellows hall was crowded at p.
m. when tho exercises opened with A. C..
Sloan chairman.
The program begun with prayer BY the
Posts chaplain. J. n. Burr.
Our national hymn. America" was
next sung by tho entire audience.
Adjutant washburn then read Lineoln'k
short but immortal spoeeh-that delivered
At the dedication Of the Gettysburg ma
tional cemetery.
The impressive ritualis,ie memorial sx-
sfeisss Of tho Post were then given. Com
mander J. W. Love. presiding.
Mrs. Homer Collins next rendered . solo
with hns and highly cultured voice. Miss
Thso Barkley aeeompanist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

In 1890 tho Odd Fellows Building As
soeiation was organized to build the fine
brick store room occupied by ]. W. Phen-
ieie. with lodge rooms above. For sever
al years the lodge has been steadily ae-
quiring the stock Of the association until
a few days since it purchased all the out
standing stock and is now the owner OF
a central $4,000 property
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I -I4NIII-dIIlI-fII4tI--I sLyt-LlGLEIIIUtI
"a, Judge De Bolt will not hold amy
Fssss 3F FS.ls 5G'aH e($g III .AI,; IN
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,....'' FEN:=:FHOBSAAD

Daniel NuuaffdsWas iaTfaigned before
Judge Gear yesterday on a charge of
naaslaughtergu He IS the nbtiyie'whO lis
with choking Khaihueto death
during Alright on October 25, while both
we're drunk Helentered a ynlessl Of not
guilty. and bait was. fixed lat $10,99O,IJI
The ..ejentment Casserole GeeilI Brown
vs.--J. w. Al Redhouse- was tried be-
fore AInd dyes Robin OnfIyes terdeyiDpqTp
ing. gIti was forntWoI lotsb in Kaimukk
tr1IRt ilP9inUH appIaredI INF pers0Dl
land c. w. Ashford for defendant..sY
court directed verdict fer possession
lin favor of plaintiff leaFing the claim
lof $500 damages Tor unlawful detention
ito the jury. &-vEriict was returned
for the rrestitution of the property, with
damages at. 800 a. month amounting To-
$500, d, The Jury consisted 9fy Charles, W..
Booth, Thomas r. Mossman, Jesse, Pr
Makainai, James Young, John II. Tay
lor, Charles. Spencer, CHARLES b. Lem
on, Jarhas III Riitel8. 5tIbsASNftitUH w.
-GaTnpbeFl,-Is. j. Nsifera, Hi pa and A..
IAsoMontano, ,r,.1y L,..l,1v, yi,.ir 4
The suit Of ,Ng, Gang ana Others Us,
Mok Chock FOR $500 With interest at
torney,s commission and costs. on ac=
count of two promisSqry notes for $500
each, was next called for trial 1t was
CONCLUDED early a. Verdict being re-
turned Tor the plantlI, $780, -,f,..5-f
Judge De Bolt appointed G, II. Paula
administrator of the estate of Kaha-
lau, deceased, under $500 bond. The
estate consists Of $3o72S in the Fl pk, 3f,
Hawaii ,-., ,-r ,alf.-J ,,,,,,
EIlpld1 ge De, Bolt appot4tes Miss 4. W,
Lyons guardian of the person aad.-es-,
tate of Arthur Deverill, a minor, un-
der $3.50 bond, in, place of Arthur p.
DeverM, gdeceasedI .s4teuNy NSkifh APP
pearedfd .p&itibnsf. "a We
Judge De Bolt confirmed the sale by
Nv. A. Wall, commissioner, in the parti-
tion suit of NJ. F. Scott ct al. VS.. E. N.
Pilipo ct al. and ordered the commits
sioner to execute and, deliver proper
deed of the premises to John A. Ma
guire for the consideration of 10000,
and to deposit the purchase price in
court. w. C. Achi appeared for the
| commissioner, Who was also present;
| Castle & Wilmington for defendants.
| Judge Robinson made an order di-
| recting the receiver in the Silva divorce
! case to refund, certain sums. amounting
! to 800 collected by him, as it appeared
| to the satisfaction of the court that
/ the sums mentioned We're not a portion
/ of the rents, issues and profits of the
real property of Manuel G. Silva libel
lee.
! III the caSe ~ fllzaDeth \. PEatt VS.
Y. Ahin Is leo!,u fudge be 'Bof Ilf6Ws
dNefffAY9}qa1ts ten days afteg the filing of
q transcript of evidence" in which to file
! their bill of .exceptions.s Castle =, &
| Wilmington are entered as counsel for
! defendants in place of E. A. Douthitt.
1 Hearing on demurrer in the suit of
Kailua, "a native woman, against the
| trustees of the estate of James Camp
bell, deceased, will take plaeetoh Moftl
daYjnext. ,A.ttaC aI-bts'
From and after Thursday December
"a, Judge De Bolt will not hold amy
Fssss $ 3FE 9ilf i ct$ 81 81 IN
that datk yin bsIPh&pp94 kUUG