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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-23

to considerably below that of the Cum
bre, where the mule transports cross.
A glance at the accompanying map
gives general idea of the portions of
this great trans-continental railway
that have already been built, but the
comparatively short section which re-
mains offers some, of the greatest engi-
neering difficulties that engineers have
ever been called upon to surmount in
the construction Of railways in either
the new or old world.
For the completion of such part Of
the line as may be in Gillian territory
that nation guarantees five per cent.
annual interest on sum rot to exceed
$7,3o0,000, and there is provision in
the bill making it obligatory upon the
builders to sell the line to the govern.
ment within five years, if the state
wishes to buy, at the amount upon
which interest is guaranteed plus 10
per cent. With such a provision it is
more than probable that Chile will own
it's end of this trans-continental line,
the building of which marks new era
in South American Industrial develop
ment.
The illustration will give some idea
of the difficulties of construction of the
line. r. E. MANSFIELD.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-23

marked than that of railway construc-
ton.
During the last session of the Chilean
bill was passed providing for the con-
etruction of railway over the Andes
mountains, to connect Buenos Ayres
with Santiago and Valparaiso. This
will be the first line to cross the CONT
nent of South America.
This railway was projected 20 years
ago, and since that time some sort of
measure dealing with the question has
been before each session of congress;
but each in it's turn failed to pass one
or the other branch of the law-makng
body until on February % last, when
the aforementioned bill became law.
! A railway extending from Buenos
Ayres to the Cumbre of the CorAllera,
ut Uspallata Pass, to connect with the
line from Valparaiso, is being con
structed by the Argentine governments.
Work on the NEW road is being pushed
forward on both sides OF the noun
tains, and prospects are bright for d.
rect railway connections, within few
years, between the Atlantic and Pacific
: coasts, over the Andes, by line exend-
ing through the heart of Chile and Ar
gentina. This road will shorten the
time between Europe and Chile by six
or eight days, as traffic is now via the
6traitsof Magellan.
The railway from Buenos Ayres i,
completed as far as Puente del Inca, q
short distance from the Cumbre, and
the line In course OF construction in
Chile is completed as far as Salto del
I 6aldade, also near tho pass oyer the
1 Andes, and during the summer months
November to Apriltraf6c is carried
on over the mountains, along The no1te
of tho proposed railway, hy mule cara
vans. + requires only one day to make
The tsip between the railway terminals.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-23
T. m e & o ~
On Loo e

Love is omnipresent in nature as mo-
tive and reward. Love is our highest
word and the synonym of God. Every
promise of the soul has innumerable
fulfllments; each Of its joys ripens
into new want.
Love is fire that, kindling it's first
embers in the narrow nook of private
bosom, caught from wandering spark
out Of another private heart, glows and
enlarges until it warns and beams
upon multitudes of men and women,
upon the universal heart of all, and so
lights up the whole world and all na-
ture with it's generous flames.
Love, which is the deifcation of per-
sons, must become more impersonal
every day. OF this at first it gives no
hint. Little think the youth and maid
en- who are glancing at each other
across crowded rooms, with eyes so full
Of mutual intelligence, of the precious
fruit long hereafter to proceed from
this new quite external stimulus. From
exchanging glances they advance to
acts Of courtesy, of gallantry, then to
fiery passion, to piighting troth and
marriage. Passion beholds it's object
as perfect unit. The soul is wholly
embodied and the body is wholly en-
sopled.
The world rolls, the circumstances
vary every hour. At last the youth
and maiden discover that all which at
first drew them together-those once
sacred features, that magical play Of
charms-was decidnous, had prospec-
tive end, like the scaffolding by which
the house was built, and the purifca-
ton of the intellect and the heart from
year to year is the real marriage, fore
seen and prepared from the frat and
wholly above their consei5usness.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-23

blessing Of the world; men who have
In the gravity Of their natssFs- q q eesaality-,
which answers to the fly wheel in a
mill, which distributes the motion
equally over all the wheels and hinders
it from falling unequally and suddenly
in destructive shocks.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-23
Emerson on Society.

Emerson on Society.
We want men and women who SHAH
renovate life and our social state, but
we see that most natures are insolvent,
cannot satisfy their own wants, have
an ambition out Of all proportion to
their practical force, and 50 do lean
and beg day and night continually.
: The state of society is one in which
the members have suffered amputation
from the trunk and strut about SOL
many walking monsters-a good finger I
a neck, q stomach, an elbow. but never
q man.. 81 = - te@zs !. =, s. s.
s Society Is of1ieered by men OF parts,I
as they are properly called, and not by
divine men, These use their gifts tor
refine luxury : not to abolish It. s.
Society Is full Of infrm people who,
necessarily summon others to serve
them. z3s =s =s5 5==:s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-23

The pass is crossed at an elevation of
10000 feet above sea level; but the route
as surveyed for the railway provides
for a tunnel through the mountains,
which will reduce the altitude of the
highest point reached by the railroad
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
FEDERATED cAkTAT0UPe
ASSOCIATIONS MEETING
At Rocky Ford Makes Contract With
Lyon & Coxxins on Behalf Of
Eight Associations.

Ths Federated caa.sissps sssoeiatisas
a ths valley ne: =: The e Cspitsa Thurs-
day sftsrnoea and during e ssor; and
ssrsss; ssssisn disposed Q. a. srnosn; oi
business involving many Thousands Of esl-
isrs. The ssriess sssosis.issS and their
Representatives eonposinz the marketing
comni;,ss were as follows:
fsozsy Forc-H G. Siosn.
Bsnzsnols-P. T. Tartar.
cspitsl HiIi-W. q. Esoert
Fsirmsgn.- -Hsibfosk-J. z. Gsgzer.
Grsasss-Fr2nk Hern..
Hely-U. N. Wiley.
kmi;y-H. Hopkins.
Al of the sboys associations renewed
he contract with Lyon x Cozgins on the
ssns tsrrns as last year.
The Orevsy association was not repre-
ssntsd but has signifsd It's intention 20
pin the federation. The meeting also
congratulated Lyon Il Coggins on the
manner in which they had handled the
business this year and the highly sstis-
factory returns made 70 growers.
notwithstanding the injury inflicted by
the early frost the associations represent
ed report that = very much larger acre
age will be planted next year. It is est
mated that the eight associations in the
federation will plant about $500 acres
next spring. Verify. the csn.sloups bus
mess Of the valley is Just in its infancy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
o. Y. .P. u. Eieetion.

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Ire. t->lsei,z sr-E.ssr AT ~ers. ssc.
psrss. prs.ss: gisisz as es ss. Acs. c.
peSslsr ssyi.zs 81 means 6! = drawing
Fear ers~s,z ~s's deemed worthy 81 :
srizs. issss By Kisses csarl.s csssr
Kate whs:.sassfg. Lsis Hughes ART
Nsszs Jacobs pfs~iaz ls.s a~srss=
;as p-izs g Miss Cover. whose sa=:sfs
vas a. iilas.rs:isa 9, tss ssyi.s; -tii:es
yosf ~ssea % s:sr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
woman's Relief Corps Election

The Wonan's Relief Corps held its an
nual election on Wednesday. Dec. 2 and
elected the following officers:
President, Ida L. Hickox; senior vice
Mrs. Todd; junior. Mrs. 3. W. Bell;
treasurer. Matte Best; chaplain, Annie
S. Burr; conductor. Jennie Boyd; guard
Adelia Royal; first delegate TO eonyen-
ton. Mrs. Todd; second delegate TO con-
yention, Mrs. Royal: first alternate, Amy
Cox; second alternate, Miss Campbell.
We held very enthusiastic meeting
with a good attendance. Arranged tc
have a private installation Wednesday
January 8, having also candidates to ini-
tate.
The growth of our corps is very salts.
factory. We shall now be at work OF
articles for the soldiers in the Monta Visit;
Home. Press Reporter
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
The Big Musical Comedy Mr.. jolt,
Of Joliet Coming Wednesday
December 9th.

This season Mr.. Jelly comes 70 Us IT
an entirely new cuff: Of elaborate seen
cry and costly costumes. 4 Sparkling
batch Of the newss. and catches: mus:
is part and parcel Of this lively enter.
,sinrnent- There are clever specialize,
and plenty o. them. There is also q
large chorus Of pretty girls who car
sing and dance. Mr.. Gsryie has inject
ed many new eonieslities into the part d
Mr.. Jolly while retaining all the bes: oi
those already tried. A number Of move
features and effects are promised.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
Death Of \. n. Bo~ man

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
December Sale.

Crowds continue 70 come because ws
are giving them good goods q. astonishing
ly low prices.
rs Ladies' All-Wool Street and Dres,
Skirts. December price reduced TO eleai
gut, at s2.6e.
-Four lots Ladies' sl.75 TO $500 Shoe.
70 close out at sl.2e.
Ramsay & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

The Young Peoples Society vii give AZ
sn.sr:siansn; a. the Ia Fays:.s ,shool
house Saturday evening. Dec. IL. The
program will eeasis. Of soazs. reci:atoas.
etc The proceeds ~ill 20 towards The
pastors silsry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
Degree Of Honor Officers.

The following are the officers Of Bseor
lodge. No. 2i. Degree of Honor. the ladies'
auxiliary Of the 4. o. U. w:
Past Chief-Hrs. 4. fi1hsies.
Chief Of Honor-Mrs. W. II. Young.
Lady Mrs. J. T. Holmbaum
Chiefof Cerenonies-Hrs.H Harry Bluff.
Resorder-Wrn. Gibson.
Finsneier Mamie Mckinney.
Reseiyer-k. Nioholes.
Usher-Hrs. Lettie Dudeck.
Inside Wstehman-klbert Albertson.
Outside '' w. n. Young.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

Per. W. n. Miller 9. wsina:. Ks. Is esa-
es-ti-z : meeting =; The Brs:arsa church
. continue i,sssai:sly. Also Sisli-a
sss ipos.slis loys !sss: ard eernsnis-
o. Dec. 8. eefnnes=ia. :: : ?. n Preach.
ing each evening :: z. proceeded sy bal
hour seag service. Al cordially invited
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
.~oodmen Of the World New offIeers.

Friday evening Rocky Ford Camp. No
1876. WoosrBsa Of the World. elected th'
fsllo~inE sftesrs:
Consul Ccrur1snder-T. J. Brit.
Adviser usut-W. G. ErsnSenbsrg.
Clsr.-Ctto Ferrill.
Assistant Clsrk-E- w. Bailey.
Es>ort-l. 3. johnson.
Bsnssr-chss. Woodward.
Wet.hrnan-Chas. Wilson.
Ssntry-W. N. n. Lane.
Hensger-F. D. Boucherd
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

FOUND and left at the Enterprise
Office, three pairs Of glasses: One pair
rimless with gold hooked bows; one pair
rubber mounted: one pair gold or imita-
ton straight bows. Call. prove property
and pay 25 cents. 2I-5O
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

sTRlYED. % my place. sss rssa cow
with red nee. ans ersnpise hsrr. VII
red calf with txs white hind feet
2T-to. 4. Miller.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

Clothing. Dry Goods and Shoes. in
eluding Christmas goods. at great re-
duction. See large circular and get posted.
The Golden Rule.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1903.
Coming Events.

Dec. 7-High Class Vaudeville.
Dee. s-Hr. Jolly Of Joliet.
Dec. iE-Cslorzso College Glee Club
Dec. Ie-HSppy HooigEH.
Dec. ls-Nsrie Wainwright ss "yisls
In Twelfth Night"
Dec. zi Delinquent Tsz Sale.
Dec. zs-Bidnight Express.
Friday. Dec. 25-Christrnss Day.
Friday. Jan. I-New Tears Day.
EPEoErH LEIouE LECTURE CoyEsE.
Dec. lL-Ths Temple Male oBsrtstts
of Boston
Dec. 2I-Dr. Healey, Tho Sunny Side
Of Life"
Jan. Dixie Jubilee Singers.
Feb. lS-Ed kmhers. Ott, Sour
Grapes"
April il-Eltsn Packard, csrtoonist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

a young man wishes place where he
can earn his board while attending school
in Rocky Ford. or work which will enable
him 70 pay board. Call on or address the
S.eadnan Business College. 2z-2sp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

LADIES' Kisses ard chlsrsa's Jackets
=: grsa. sacrifice. Sale begins aeaesy
4. the Golden Rule.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

FOUND. bay ssl: =: ny rlsss. s's
--Els. ives: 9. ass.y Fers. Ca: vas ss-
eernpsnisS ey slses mare. ~al=a ~si
siIls5 ea railway.
2l-so. - Ailsf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

The cAris.iaa church has sssa furnish.
e with az sIesiisa: furnace.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

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ra-xs-s.: ~.:a ras1a-as-: I'm q rep
-s.s-: them = ;sis isesH;y. re ssrr'ss
large H-s 9. sssiz.s ~ai=s "a. . ssSa
:. he s.srs. er. 4 desired. hs vii cal =;
ysar hs-as. Ia ssyiag 6. Hf. SPfsassf
yss save ne ;rassE.z salesman ss-n-
-ni,.ss, ard yss r.:ss-+:s ysss hsfa<
rs--s.s-.s.ior
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
Epworth League Election.

The farmers throughout the county have
this week been receiving the weather re-
port by means of the telephone every
morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

cu ol.,, and s.srli,E Silver Novelties,
n. c. Morse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
Hats at Cost.

For short time Miss Jennie Goblin will
sell all her trimmed Hats at cost.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

We have a number o. strci;ly modern
residence properties IN Colorado Springs
70 trade for ranch and city property a.
Rocky Ford. See
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

We have Just unloaded car of Grants
Best Kansas Hard Wheat Flour. Every
sack guaranteed.
Youny & Scopin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

Three hogs and one fat cow for sale
Inquire at 6O6 N. 10Th st. 2l-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

Ysrnz q sssz.n's fer Syrup. aslassss
a-5 Sorghum.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
Hats! Hats!

Ms, Jennie oesia Is having SPECIAL
sale On all Millinery Geoas. Everything
IN stock a. cost
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

The Ladies society will do plain sewing
at the church Thursday afternoon. Ten
ladies' will sew an afternoon for 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

Diamond Rings and Brooches.
H. c. Morse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

F. D. Stoop informs US that during his
recent trip TO Chicago he made arrange
ments to represent the strong commission
house of F. D. Fish & Co. in the canta-
loupe trade next year. Mr.. Stoop says
that this house has a fine reputation for
financial and business standing and that
their entrance into the melon market here
will be Of general benefit. He asksgrow
ers TO see him before making contracts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
can still use a small amour
Of cantaIoupe seed.
D. v. Burrell.
Holiday Goods.

Twice the amount we had last year
and mus. be cleaned out. Marked at
prices If you see them you will be sure to
buy. Ramsay & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

The Woman's Exchange is headquart-
ers for all kinds Of Novelties in fancy
work, Battenburg goods and embroidery
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

n dull public conscience and an easy
going aequieseenee in corruption infsllibiy
means debasement in public life. and such
debasement in the end means the ruin Of
free institutions. President Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt has made public
his views on the postoffiee dishonesty and
comes down unsparingly upon those offis-
isls Of the department who have proved
unfaithfUl 70 the trust reposed in them.
He makes il plain that he will neither tol-
crate nor apologize for any failure or
neglect Of duty, much less for downright
criminsbty, Gays the Colorado Springs
Gazette. No power or pull can be strong
enough 70 secure conformation Of an Of
fense against the people. All those par
tisans who have been claiming that Presi-
dent Roosevelt was neFleetful or unmnd-
ful Of his duty in this respect, are fully
answered in the statement made public
yesterday. He has waited Until all the
facts we're in his possession and until the
complete report vas at hand before max
ing any comment. Hisremarks upon Il. al
occasion will be sufficiently clear, straight,
forward and vigorous TO justify all the
demands Of the situation and Of his friend.
and follow Republican,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

Try the Craeker-Jaek made at Blairs
Candy Kitchen. which makes large va
riety Of the finest Of Candies,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

Three furnished or unturnished rooms
for rent. sos n. 10th ST. 2E-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

The Golden Rule mus. raise $1,000
within two weeks. Sale begins Hcadsy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

Quaker oats-Try a package and be
convinced.
Young & Seogin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

We have 81 acres highly improved in
Rocky Ford TO trade for ranch. A
snap. See EpIer b. Coffman. 2ztf
Blair's Candy Kitchen makes the finest
Of Homemade Candy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

It was rumored this week that the
Rocky Ford country was being sized up
as location for extensive picking works.
but no proposition has BEEN presented 70
our farmers or business mon. Senator
Swink says that We can grow worlds Of
eueumbers but that the question is wheth-
err our farmers can afford TO raise them at
the prices tne picking company can pay.
1t is questionable whether we can com
pete with the cheaper lands Of the cast
which cannot produce the highly profit
able crops for whioh the Arkansas valley
is noted
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

On Monday there was considerable
activity and anxiety among the National
Guards Of Rocky Ford. It was expected
that the company would be taken TO
Goldfeld the next day, but it was decided
by the powers that be TO await for a
noped-for frightening Of the strike situa-
ton. Some Of the boys we're disappoint-
ed at the failure Of the company 10 go TO
the seat Of var while others we're quite
pleased with having the privilege Of re-
naming at hame.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

EpIer q OoiiIlah-
azs Iis From. St.. Rocky Ford. colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

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Jas.'s issSs, "a 7s 4 2. 4 = ~ as;
.g.. lee fs-s-.E s-l-zss @sfs sis-.ss'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04
Sugar Factory Notes.

Beets have been coming in quite lively
for the past week and the last will be re-
ceiyed today or tomorrow.
The factory will run portion Of next
week, making the campaign about two
months, the shortest in the history Of the
factory.
Had the campaign been as long as la s
year, and the coal strike continued. the
company would have been compelled 70
stop on account Of coal. An immense
quantity is required daily and only enough
was in the bins for the short campaign.
While this has been the shortest of the
four campaigns the tonnage Of beets sliced
vas not the smallest, as the daily con-
sumption Of beets was larger than during
some former years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

4 Miller.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-12-04

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s. W. II Fr<s-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-19
DUG HALF CENTURY.
Labor Sir Isham Spent to Complete
His Uniuuc Garden

London. April lS.-Sir Charles Edmund
Isharn. tenth baronet and creator OF the
famous rock garden of Lamport, n
Northamptonshire. died last week. Sir
Charles began TO build his unique rockery
shortly after his succession. The result
of half centurys work is Liliputian
falkland of fancy. He took space mea-
surfing ninety feet by thirty-seven feet.
and rising at the summit Of thirty-four
feet. and out of ii carved caves, hollows.
caverns. grottoes and quaries where pig
my miners delved. Softest verdure up
holstered the rocks. rare flowers trimmed
the lodges. and from the crevices of mini
allure powders. century old trees sen.
their wizened trunks.
The Baronet's grottoed conceit wasn't
without touch of humor. In some rocky
recesses manikan miners two or thrSe
inches high. lounged in various attitudes
against inscriptions demanding Eight
hours sleep, eight hours play. eight
hours work eight hours pay" obvious
10 the existence of conciliatory boards
and the good Offices Of the board OF trsde
Sir Charles himself described ii as an
assemblage OF small caves. crevices. -N-
cavat.ons and inequalities. carpeted and
encrusted with vegetation suited to the
v,frpoSe