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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21
The News Of the State.
BRISTOL.
Lodge Was Visited Excellent
Painting-Price Advanced.
Other Locals.

Reba Rebekah degree lodge, L. q. O. f.,
was visited at their regular meeting by
the grand officers Of the grand lodge
among them being Grand Master VIII
liam n Sweetland. Deputy Grand Master
Louis w. Clark. Grand Representatives
Sumner Mowry and Edwin b. Lincoln,
District Deputy Lucinda B. Burlington
and board OF grand officers from War
rem were also present other visitors In
cluded members OF Celestia lodge OF War
ren. Dorcas Rose Standish. Mizpah and
Charity lodges OF Providence. A num-
ber OF speeches were made by the grand
officers and other visitors.
one OF the most conspicuous paintings
on exhibition in the gallery OF the Provi-
dence Art club on Tuesday was the por-
trait OF Mr.. Edward sherman, keeper OF
the lighthouse al Bristol Ferry, being the
work Of Miss Caroline Thurber, whose
parents own a beautiful summer resi-
dence at Bristol Ferry
At a meeting OF the directors OF the
United states Rubber trust, held In New
York on Wednesday, the price on all man.
ufactured rubber goods were advanced
In the price OF crude rubber Col ). p.
Colt. who is president OF the trust and n
director. returned home Saturday evening
from New York, where he had been In
attendance at the meeting OF the di-
rectors OF the United States Rubber com
pany.
MfS raymond Lee anu uduSittIs VIM
have been spending several weeks here
with her niece returned home on Sat
urday To Revere. Mass.
The work of cleaning and scraping OF
the public streets will be commenced this
week as soon as the streets are properly
cleaned. the steam road roller is To be
used. and the council intends having all
the streets in proper condition at their
earliest possible date.
Mr.. Thomas Sherman, one OF Bristol
highly respected citizens, was stricken
down on Friday with stroke OF
paralysis.
Samuel Taylor. who has been confined
10 HIS home on Union street for the past
10 days. threatened with pneumonia, is
now slowly convalescing.
Ex-Councilman III. NJ. Gibson and wife.
who have been spending the winter in
Marietta, Ga, is expected TO arrive home
April ].
In the heavy northwest blow OF yester-
day "a small dory came ashore near Mil
Gut, with a long moring attached 10 IL.
Deputy Grand Chancellor William G..
Gardner has notified Burnside lodge, No.
"a. that he will make an official vista
ton TO their lodge Tuesday evening.
March 49, IL is intended 10 exemplify
the secret work at that lodge on that
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21

western Line from Chicago daily during
March and April 10 San Francisco. Los
Angeles. Portland. Seattle and Tacoma
and other Pacific coast points. Very low
rates 20 Helena. Butte. Spokane. Ogden
and salt Lake City. Correspondingly low
rstss from all points Daily and person
ally conducted excursions In Pullman tour
st sleeping cars 10 San Francisco Los
Angeles and Portland. through without
eia1fe. double berh only 500. Choice
9. fcDfes. Fof particulars address W "a
CvsiIn IL Campus nsrtius. Detroit. Mich.
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SPECIAL Low RATES VIA THE
NICKEL PLATE ROAD

To points IN the West and Southwest.
Round trip Homeseekers tickets and one
way Colonist tickets on s&le March 18th
and April 5th and 18th. Also one-way
Settlers tickets to points In Minnesota.
North and South Dakota and Wyoming
each Tuesday during March and April
Write l.. =. Burgess. ". K. Il. A.. Boston.
Mass
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HoMEsgEkeRs RATES FROM cni.
cAoo TO NORTH AND SOUTH
nAknTA

Every Tuesday until oct 26th the chi.
osgo Great Western Rsilway will sell
round trip tickets 70 points In the abO,p
named states ~ great reduction from
the usual fare. For further Information
address J y Elmer g. =. A. Chicago
M.
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NICKEL PLATE ROADS NEW
TouRIsI SLEEPING CARs.

one way or round trip tickets on SAFE
March ist and 18th. April 5th and i9th.
For further Information apply 10 }. a.
Elmer, q. y. A., Chicago, Ill
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THE STANDARD HIGHWAY OF
TRAVEL BETWEEN NEW ENG
LAND AND THE ST. LOUIS EXPO

Is the Boston e. Albany and New York
Central. Descriptive folder conta ming
maps. rates. etc, will be mailed on ap-
plication. A. s. Hanson, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Boston
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WANTED-AGENTS AND CANVASS
ers to sell Goldsmiths completed hne OF
waterproof collars. cuffs and shirt front.
Address BIS, News Office. mH-bt
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SIPS to New York
JOY LINE

UNTIL APRIL tST, 1904
Steamers leave daily Sundays ezcepted)
from dock. South Water St. near Point
street bridge. at 53o p: m. Tickets and
Staterooms at G1BBON'S, NO. Weyboe-
set St, or at the dock.
Freight, Express and Passenger
Rates Lowest.
A. s. PITTS. Agent
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN, NEAT AP-
pearing with ability 10 approach business
men; TO work on commission must have
experience. Address B-s4 News Office
m21-5t
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D-FIRST-CIIASS ST o c X
and job finisher, one that can assist on
forwarding and understands stamping.
Address B-114 News Office. mY-5t
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WANTED-P IL o r o c. RA r ii II II s
first class retoucher and operator. Ad-
dress B-l20, News Office. mn-6t
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wANTED-AGENTS DAILY POSI-
lively assured Most attractive PROPOSE
ton ever offered. Address B-S, News OF
flee. mI-ft
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WANTED-'rOOLMAK AT ONCE;
tirst-class men on jig and fixture work
Address B-95, News Office. m2l-5t
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WANTED ED-EXPERIENCED UPPER
leather shoe cutter TO work in Boston.
Address B-55, News Office. NH st
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WANTED-FTRST-CLA ST g X
and job inisher; one that can assist on
forwarding and understands stamping.
Address B-50 News Office mH-3t
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TRANSPORTATION.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN q HART
FORD RAILROAD.

Time Table giving full information
as 10 local and through train service may
be obtained at Providence station and
stations below:
Tram Servlee Erom provldence.
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WANTED--A NEWSPAPER CORRE-
spondent s. a column for work in spare
time; no canvassing. Address BIZ, News
Office. mH-6t
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WANTED-NEAT App AR n G
young man az demonstration: one familiar
with Wizard Top preferred. Address
B-l10 News Office. m2l-ot
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WANTED-ENGRAvE TO WOOD
.cut and re-etch on half tone copper plates
of finest grade. Address B3s, News Of
flee. mN-5t
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wANTED-MAN TO REPRESENT
responsible mercantile house; permanent;
no canvassing. Address BIS. News Office.
m2-6t
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9.
TOO LATE TO Be CLASSIFIED.
HELP WANTEo-MALE.
WANTED-AGENTs, EXPERIENCE
unnecessary. Address B-s5, News office.
m2l-2t
WANTED EXPERI-
encedenced sign writer's for department
store. Address B-si. News Office. m21-3t
wANTED-ExPERIEN ELEvA-
tor boy. Address B-7S, News Office
m2i-4t
WANTED-MEN CAPABLE OF RUN
ming set OF drying cans. Address B-s3.
News Office. m2l-3t
NTED-SALESMAN FOR SATUR-
days. Address BIOL. News Office. m2l-3t
wANTED-AGBNTs TO REPRESENT
United States leading nursery TO in
troduce Pacific Coast Specialties and COM
plete line OF nursery stock: exclusive ter
ritory. Address BIOL, News Office.
m2i-st
wANTED-GLUE SALESMAN FOR
New York city trade: must have ex-
party. Address B-9S, News Office. m2i-6t
wANTED-MEN ON FAST STEAM
ers TO Liverpool and London. feeding cat
tie for passage. Address B-75. News Of
flee. m2i-t
wANTED-MAN TO REPRESENT
responsible mercantile house; permanent:
no canvassing. Address BIS, News Office
m2-6t
WANTED-NEAT APPEARING
young man az demonstrator: one familiar
with Wizard Top preferred. Address
B-l1O News Office. m2l-ot
WANTED-P HOT APHER s
-nrst-class retoucher and operator Ad-
dress B-l2O News Office. mn n-6t
wANTED-FIRST-CI. sTo *
and Job finisher one that can assist on
forwarding and understands stamping.
Address B-114 News Office. m2l-5t
WANTED-AGENTS AND CANVASS
ers to sell Goldsmiths completed Hne OF
waterproof collars. cuffs and shirt front.
Address B-7s News Office mG-5t
WANTED-AGENTS DAILY POSI-
lively assured. Most attractive PROPOSE
ton ever offered. Address B-S, News OF
flee. mI-it
WANTED--A NEWSPAPER CORRE-
spondent; s. column for work in spare
time; no canvassing. Address BIZ. News
Office. m2l6t
WANTED MAN. NEAT AP-
pearing with ability 10 approach business
men; TO work on commission; must have
experience Address B-s4 News Office.
m21-5t
WANTED-rooLMAK AT ONCE;
tirst-class men on jig and fixture work.
Address B-ss, News Office. m2l-5t
WANTED ED-EXPERIENCED UPPER
leather shoe cutter TO work in Boston.
Address B-55, News Office. mH-5t
WANTED Statesmen OF GODD
appearance; must be able TO furnish ref
erence. Address B-c, News Office.
m21-5t
WANTED-FTRsT-CI4 STOCK
and job fnisher; one that can assist on
forwarding and understands stamping.
Address B-5O. News Office. mH-3t
WANTED TO WOOD
Acut and re-etch on half tone copper plates
of finest grade. Address B-3s. News Of
flee. m2-5t
wANTED-MAN OVER Is, OF GOOD
education to follow extensive newspaper
advertising. Address Bal, News Office.
m2l-5t
WANTED-MAN TO DRIVE EX-
press wagon; must be strong. willing to
work and of good habits. Address B-4S,
News Office. mH-N
wANTED-L LODGE ORGANIZERS
for principal cities. Address BH, News
orflce mA-2t
wANrTD-ANY PERSON TO DIS
tribute our samples: $50 daily steady.
Mgr Empire" 1923 Grand Boul.. Chicago.
III m2-6t
SITUATIONS WANTEo-MALE.
wANTED-PosITIoN BY YOUNG
married man. American. on vegetable
farm. Long experience. Good stock man.
Adress Box C-i7 News Ohice. m3l-Bt
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED GIRLS
on soft enamel. Address AS. News Of
ice. mZl-I
WANTED-GIRI. FOR CHAMBER
work; references required Address A-8,
J News Office. mzl-st
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wANTED-MEN ON FAST STEAM
ers to Liverpool and London, feeding cat
tie for passage. Address B-75. News Of
flee. m2i-5t
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wANTED-MAN OVER Is, OF GOOD
education to follow extensive newspaper
advertising. Address Bal, News Office.
m2l-5t
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WANTED-GLUE SALESMAN FOR
New York city trade; must have ex-
perience in the line, good salary for right
party. Address B-9S. News Office. m2i-6t
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Oineyville branch OF the Providence
News Is at Heffernon'- News Store ia
Hartford avenue Telephone 40--West.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
Farmers, Attention.

Why not put your land in Cucum.
bcrs which will bring YOU from
SITS to 1910 per acre. Crop ma.
lures from July 1st TO Aug. Goth.
You will receive your cash every
10 days instead of waiting ON set.
Elements with commission ! ouses.
Recky Ford Pickling Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
Interesting Meeting Of ths Ladies Of
The Msccsbees.

The l. o. T. NJ. held their first evening
meeting IN the I. o. o. F. hall Wednesday
April 9th. A. 8 o'clock 2. m. the OH
cars and members gathered In the bsausi-
fully decorated hall which had bssn used
the evening previous at the !. o. o. F.
anniversary. A drill In regular work was
given. and the guards for this hrst time
sinea the reorganization sxsmpliasd the
floor work. Mrs. Mazslla Swink 10 en-
titled TO special mention for the mannsT
In which she performed her duties on the
piano. She seemed TO understand thor
oughly how to render her music 80 as TO
assist the officers and guards In perform
ing tho floor work.
Many eongr stula,ions were extended to
the lady commander. Mrs. Alice Jlison.
who has msmori,sd tho ri;ualis;ie work.
Al tho close Of the meeting dainty re-
sreshfnsnss were served asd all repaired
10 their homes remarking ,ha: Il had beer
the mos, en!eyabls meeting since they
had reorsani.st.
Tho writer Is simply delighted and as
tonishsd al tho amount Of work done ard
tho basiness-lise appearance Of all: also
the peffee, order in which tho meeting
was conducted. One eanno: imagine the
magnitude Of tho order wi,hog; beng a
member. XXX
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29


4 strike Of the fnashinis;s Of The Santa
Fs Is threatened. kmsag the demands
Of the union is that all noa-G.eoa msehia-
is;s be discharged. In the Topeka shops
over as pet cent Of the ~of.msn are cut
Of the union. These fnsn have every right
10 eafs tsf wages tha; the union men
have. and the indications are tha; the
Santa Fs io1ss a: the si;ga;isa in thai:
bgbs ard no: yield 20 the unreasonable
demands Of the uni5n. The msshinisss
wan; 70 bfinE the shop and the ssfi Of
work 20 be dsns 6y the siffstsa; men
more under The ssnusl Of The uni5n. The
offisials say they will not eSassa; 20 This
az lhs plan which Is proposed By the ma
eai7is;s would then take the sasifs con-
trol Of the shops cut Of the hands Of the
e5upany's forsnsa. The company is de-
is'rninsd 70 run their oNa business TO
sat themselves. and While union men will
NJ; be barred from working IN their ss5ss.
they Do not sslisys IN barring equally as
Eood ard as skilled men who DO not carry
cards. In this position the Santa Fs
should have the sympathy and support Of
every unprsildissd man Of coed eommoa
ssns.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
Too rtany Teiephoue Franchises.

There is no crying reed IN ;hss loesh;y
tos the granting o. another ;s,sphoas
franchise. In fact. the ere ;ha; was
granted = spon;sneoss company sbos; a
rear ago should be revoked. because !; ss
plainly 10 be seen ,ha: The thing was se-
cured only for speculative purposes.
!; is Understood that the same old
Greslsy oa;a. Is still hanging around 70
secure the franchise which for years has
been bone Of eenssn;ioa and intention.
u that crowd cannot &c; a bright rev
franchise fresh from the board Of trustees
it will get the one already granted. Gu;
cut the clause giving ten per cent Of the
receipts 20 The ;oNn Of Lossland. and ;asn
speculate upou i.
THsrs Is no need IN this part o. The
eGuasSy fer another phone system. The
present ossupan; Of the hsis has done all
that any company esJi5 do-and more
than any e;hsr company would do. and
people cannot afford TO have the ,Wo sys-
TENS. To gran; an5shst franchise means
: ehaass upou the part Of those asking
sis privilege for more spssala;ioa and
h5l5up.
In pisss o. granting another the old one
o. year ago should be rssoset.-Lose-
land Reporter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
Sundays Storm.

pafiag the early hours o. Sunday
morning the Arkansas Valley was well
soaked BY heavy rain. oeeas'onai show
srs falling up 10 aesn Early IN the NOM
ing the weather became quite cold itsr
April and the s:if sfss:s blsNinz made
travel almost impossible. Tbs low tenn
psrsiurs and danpHsss was hard on cat
lie on tae range. many Of which we're IN
thin flesh.
Ths high wind I'D considerable damage.
Tbs derrick over tho Swins sr;sssaa well
on The hill south Of town was blo~n over
and badly wrecked. Ono Q. tho large
plate glass windows in The ssfssoli store
vas broken by an iron fixture 'fou, an
awning beng thrown agains; T. The
Bgrrsll seed house a, Ns~dals was par
tally moved from i:s foundations. Tho
injury 10 shade trees was very slight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
Extensive Telephone improvements.

Extensive Telephone improvements.
The La Junta telephone exchange. says
the Tribune, has just entered upon the
enjoyment Of new visual switch board.
the latest improved telephone device.
When you desire to call up central the
simple act Of taking down your phone
gives tho signal instead Of the usual
method Of ringing the bell. Tho taking
down Of your phone causes small white
marble. on which is painted your number.
to dror down on the switchboard in front
Of the operator. You then call for your
number and the operator makes the de-
sired connection. which causes another
ball to appear on which is the number OF
the person you desire TO talk to. The
taking down of the phone at the other
end causes a duplicate ball to appear,
which IS a signal 70 the operator that the
phone has been answered. The hanging
up OF the phone at either end Of the line
causes the balls and their respective num-
bers TO disappear. The central Office is
thus advised at all times as TO whether a
phone is in use. and you will never again
hear the, gentle murmsr Of waiting
"wa,,iir."
The central energy system does away
with the use OF batteries at each phone
the electric force being supplied from d
battery located in the central office.
The number of telephones in use in the
valley is over 500. an increase Of over
500 during the past six months. Mana
ger Kineaid has the supervision Of the
valley system from Nepesta to the state
line.
We understand that 1t is the intention
OF the telephone company To give Rocky
Ford the same admirable system at as
early date as possible.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

When ths FIRE whistle sounds il is ven
tssi-sbls that the alarm be followed by a
series Of whistles indicating The quarter
Of the city in which the FIRE is located. a
scheme Of his sort will no; be difficult 70
arrange. and ". U. Randel has volun-
tssrsd 10 prepare and submit enc 20 the
sity sogreii.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
The Associated bitches rlcet 9
Pueblo.

A well attended meeting OF tho
Arkansas Valley Ditch Association
wAs held at the rooms Of tho Pue-
bio Business Mems Association
last wednesday. State Engineer
Carpenter was present, also Divi-
sion Engineer Chew aud the two
special deputies employed by the
association. Amos Jones aud 4. A.
Wcilsud.
A full report was made by Mr..
Jones of the recent 10 days run of
water from the Twin Lakes Rcs.r.
voir 10 the Bob Creek Canal, the
amount of water claim d to have
been turned out from the lakes
being 300 second ieet aud the
amount taken into the ditch 2IO
second feet. Reports were made
Of the progress Of the work of es-
,ablishins gauging stations at sew
eral points on the river aud its
principal tributaries. The cxecu-
tive committee was instructed to
look after several matters, includ-
ing an apparent dereliction OF duty
by the commissioners IN two water
districts. and two injunction suits
against commissioners.
Those in attendance at the meet
ing from Otero county were q. *.
Allen OF Ofdway, representing the
Bob Greek Canal, g. A. kilgore
uf La JuBta, representing the
Oteru: 7. J. Barnard of Fowler.
representing the Oxford; j. w.
Beatty of Manzanola, representing
the Catlin, and q. NJ Hail of
Rocky Ford representing the High
Line.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

1m. city crJnil has received
the ~,rr plans aud specification,
ft0m D'Brieu i BupBlns. They
are .nprahpu-Iys al / thorough
auu wide frr tur prH-"''t and
fut wants of the city mr-, Cum-
pie t... Au extended account ui
the proposed system will be given
ia Hii rnrly Issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
At hilfker's.

Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Corset
Covers. the 25e kind at l5e.
The 4oc kind at 25e.
The soc kind at 55e.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

Polly Pry is sprightly publication amp
in the main. levelheadsd on the strike
question. In ehronieling social matters
Polly sometimes allows the wheels in the
editorial head 10 run without COVER
nor. But Il anybody has accused Polly
OF lack Of cheek in business affairs We
trust that for the sake Of the truth OF
history the charge will be withdrawn and
apologized for. Polly Pry last week sent
over the state column Of matter relating
to the eommendable exploit of sending a
couple Of young people TO college. This
column exchanges were requested TO in
sert and run indefinitely" As there are
only three land possibly only onel cities
in the state which have the slightest
chance Of winning these scholarships. the
idea OF asking country newspapers TO de-
vote 50 much space TO the scheme is de-
eidediy cheeky.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
RepvbIIc.u PrecInct rIessisrs.

Meetings were held In the four precincts
In Rocky Ford Saturday afternoon and
the following delegates selected 70 attend
the county convention to b held In Rocky
Ford tomorrow.
Precinct "A. c. Sloan. D. D. Wiley.
J. E. Dukes. W. n. Hiekox.
Precinct No. i6-A. l. Kellogg. D. W.
Barley. N. S. Ringer. c. v. Kinney. Al
tsrna,ss: S. W. Greasy. q. W. Goss.
Prot. Hewstt. Fred Haines.
Prseine; 5-E- J. Smith: E. w. ksar-
by. WIN. Green. Al,srna;ss: n. F. Rush
rnsr. q. W. Higgins. NJ. S. Martin.
PreeInes l7-c. c. washburn. J. H.
Burr. T. r. Godding. Jr.. A. N. jackson.
w. 3. Gohin. Al,srnaies: Ford Stew
ard. @. A. Daring. Geo. Meader. W. E.
Ferscn. NJ. u. Randsi.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

During last week the Eagle shops had
ore Of their new pumps at work dong
Just what would be required when in ae-
tual operation on ravsL The pump had
iift Of 5 feet from a eistern. thence
flowing through circular ditch and back
70 The eistern. a farmer must have a
powerful good we'll 70 keep one Of these
pumps busy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

Chairman G0sda1E has issued a call for
The meeting Of IRE Republican Central
Committee tomorrow 70 fl the vacancy
in the State Central Committee caused b.
the removal Of Thss. K. Hotfmirs 70 Pie
kE4
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

See Moline double bar Beet
Cultivators. best made, at the
Rocky Ford Hardware Co.. op.
posite postoffice 47d
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
Denver Boys In the Valley Beet Field,

Hen. w. 3. Ebber;. president Of the
Bee, Growers Protective Association. has
had sorna eorespondeaee with Judge
Lindsey relative To the cmp,oymsn, Of
Denver boys In the sss, fields. hr. Eb-
Der; is ; friend Of tho boys and ~ili do
all no can 10 &C, them profitable work in
the bee; fields. su, las, years sspofi-
enes ~i;h Pueblo boys was such as TO
give this class o, labor a b=ek sea; IN tho
es;insion o. bss; growers. They did no.
have !is, ssassp:isn o. The work aha;
was expected Of ;hsm and the sEssfimsH,
Nas dtssppein;ial. Mr. Ebbsf; Is giving
Judge Lindsay some suggestions IN the
Inc Of preliminary faiaing which may b
ssnHaGizi 70 the ssGsd ~Sssh may be
sent down during ;hs ihinning sssso'.
eg; tho baYs mus; esms wi;h ds'ar'bi-
nss'oa 20 do iailhiGl ssfstss ard bshasa
themselves Of their say IN ,hs valley Nill
bs shsft.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

As the Colofad0-Kansas litigation pro-
crosses the outlook Tor Colorado continues
10 brighten Arkansas Valley farmers
need havs no fears Of The final result in
fast they never have been nervous over
the Outcome.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

There are rumors that an unex-
pected opposition to the nomina-
tion of Congressman Hogg may
develope at the Glenwood conven-
ton Lext week. This should not
be. Previous to his election Mr..
Hogg made the race two successive
campaigns when there was no hope
of election, his candidacy being
solely for the purpose OF strength
ening the party lines for future
campaigns. This unselfish devo'
ton to the party's interests, in.
volving large personal sacrifice,
and his highly creditable record il
the present congress fairly entities
him to a denomination. We trus
that the rumored opposition vii
he found very insignificant aud
that Mr.. Hogg will! be renominatec
by rousing majority.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
Methods: Church.
German Baptist Brethren.

Presiding Elder. O. E S;stesaker-
Sunday School az 10 A. n. Sap...
Miss eIaneh TaIhslf.. Morning service
a; Il a. m. By Jno. D!of.lsas. sas!se;.
"Con;sn;nsn;.- Young psosls's H.ss;inT
at e:so .. IN. Evening service az 1850
By J. C. FGndsfsafg. sss!ss;. Faith =
Service al Hesbsoos at II a. m. By q.
wssingsf. sab!se,. The Broad Law AL
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