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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09

W-HE sportsman whose widest
Inn excitement comes with bag
$F.l ging the birds Of September
" dreams of the hunt in African
02 and Indian wilds where
~ roams the king of beasts and
his mighty compatriots of
later or more feroclty. Around the
hitting Of big game has been thrown d
Imour--and rightfully-that has no
bal for the lover of excitement ave in
r,
But of all the species of big game,
ich lure men into the wilds of un-
Town lands, which are the most danger
S to the hunter? 1t is a question that
It few will answer alike, and yet back
every answer there lies a story that
YES good and sufficient reason for 1t. 1t
IS been my privilege to talk with many
the most noted big game hunters Of
urope, men who have made a business
following the chase in both Africa and
! STA, some for pleasure, some for profit,
bme for both, and to many OF them |
lave put this question, | can do no bet
er than to give a few Of their answers
md let the reader judge for himself:
Gen. A. A. A. Kinloch, whose acquaint-
lnce with the big game of India overs
|ong period and a wide geographical
says:
Your question as to which | consider
The most dangerous animal to encounter
when at bay is a difficult one to answer
satisfactorily. So much depends upon
circumstances, such as the nature of the
etc. | have had little experience,
seldom been charged by any
when on foot, Only elephant,
yaur and panther have really come for
me, and | have always killed or stopped
hem. | have, of course, often followed
up wounded dangerous beasts, but have
generally found them more anxious to
escape than to fight. In the open, a
good shot who is well armed and keeps
perfectly cool should nearly always kill
1r turn any animal. Under such circum-
;tarces | think that the elephant is prob
ably the most dangerous, as when his
head is raised and his trunk coiIed, 1t
difficult to judge the true line for the
In hong grass or thick jungle
perhaps several animals are about equal
" dangerous. You may almost tread on
/ wounded tiger or panther before you
see it, and it may seize you before you
an raise a rife. The buffalo and gaur
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09
RUSSIANS ADMIT DEFEAT.


Outer Fort Arthur Dcfenscs.
Mukden, Thursday, June 30,-~(De-
Iayed in transmission Heavy fight
ing Is reported to have occurred near
Port Arthur, June 26, resulting in tho
Russian withdrawal from Guin-San-
Shan after severe losses on both sides,
The japanese fleet approached Siao-
Ping-Tao, midway between Port Dalny
and Port Arthur, In the morning OF
June 26, and bombarded the coast north
OF the bay so far as Uit-SelO~Shan.
Strong Japanese forces, which had been
landed, then attacked the neighboring
heights, which were occupied by Rus
sian rlfemen, Three times the Japan
csc were driven back with heavy
losses, but tho Russians were forced
TO retire from their main position near
GUM an-Shan, The Japanese rein
forced their advance guard aud pressed
the attack, After several frultless as
saults on Guin-San-Shan, the COM
mander sent a strong column along the
central road from Dalny TO Port Ar
thur. with the object of turning the
Russian left, forcing the Russians to
retire.
The Russians lost seven officers and
nearly 200 men killed. The japanese
losses are believed to be much larger,
as during the battle they passed over
a mine which the Russians success
fully exploded.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09

There are now in Belgium four
schools for the instruction Of fisher
men. The pupils are taught how to
read weather charts. how to make the
beat use Of currents, what the bottom
Of the sea Ia like, how to make their
own nets, how 10 manage a boat in a
storm, how to use the latest inventions
in the line Of fishing apparatus, etc.
There are about $50 pupils now in
these schools.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09

ton and issue were presSant With
grave consequences to the failure Of q
struggle in which the two aom0a,aHts
were yet Acsltaliug To engage 1t is
purely military results, 30 has teen
we'll said that tho cannon nt Bun Kun
echoed henceforth on every battlefield
of the war
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09
JAPANESE WITHDRAWING.
Russians Say They Are leaving RE-
Gently Captured Positions.

Liao-Yang, Thursday, June 30--CDe.
layed in transmission ia japanese
army is reported to be within 35 miles
Of Liao-Yang. Southeast Of Hai-Cheng,
on the siu-Yen road, the Japanese have
withdrawn from the positions from
which they recently drove the Russians
after five days' continuous fighting.
Gen, M~istcbenko reports that his cav
airy has been experiencing the effects
Of lyddite shells from the japanese big
naval guns, which the latter are now
employing In the field.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09
ONLY ~FRAGMENTARY NEWS.
~. Petersburg Has Not Mach New I'm
the way of War News.

81. Petersburg, July 2.--The sum to-
tai Of the special dispatches from the
far cast appearing in the morning
newspapers is a number of belated
fragmentary accounts OF the fighting
at Dalin, which do not contain any
further information than did the off,
cial dispatch already given out.
II 10 stated that 80 1900 Japanese vera
engaged IN The first days fighting.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09
Time ON the Calling

An ingeniousIy constructed shadow
clock has just been invented by Prof.
Herth. Of Lynn, Mass, The essential
feature Of the invention consists Of a
lamp, which throws upon the ceiling an
optical representation Of a small watch.
~-JeWeIers' Circular Weekly.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09
THE JAPANESE FORCE ArrELD.
Japan Said to Have One Hundred
and Fights Thousand Men Aaeid.

Cbe-I'0o, July 1.--Eoon-From an
authoritative source It is learned that
the japanese now have 10000 men In
the field. including Gen. Kuroki's army
On the road TO Liao-Yang. the inde-
pendent division Of 10000 landed at
Taku-shan to support Gen. Gurok,
Gen, Oku's army along the railway,
Gen. Nogi's army at Port Arthur, and
10000 landed at the japanese naval
base on Elliott island.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09

rs Mrs. Cigg8 a truthful woman?'
Painfully 30. She knew Senator
Primrose wien he was a young man
and does not claim that he wanted
tn marry her."-Springield Journal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09
HAS DECIDED NOT TO FIGHT.
Gen. Kuropntkjn Said TO Have De-
rIdcd to Retreat North ward.

rIded to Retreat North 81 rL,
New Chwang, July "A telegram
from German sources at Mukden says
Gen. K~uropatkin has decided not 10
fight at Ta-TChe-Kiao or tiai-Cheng,
but to retreat from Ta-TChe-Kiao,
which movement was started June "a
and is well under way, Small de-
tachments Of troops will, It Is added,
The Russian retreat is in full swing. II
Is not believed here that the Russians
will be able to reach Lao Yang, as the
japanese control the passes, which
would indicate that the Russian line
If communication may be cut.
A Chinese rdmor is to the effect that
1000 Monaghan troops engaged by
Russia have been annihllated in bat
tie. No credence Is placed in the re-
port.
The crew Of the torpedo destroyer
Lieutenant B%urukoff, which arrived
here fro IMPORT Arthur, Tuesday night,
In fog and rain, and near Hockey light
got out OF the course and ran aground
on the Fittern shadows near Helen
bay, on the west coast of the penln-
sula. They got off in two hours. When
the fog lifted, several Of the japanese
torepdo boat destroyers were seen com
ing towards the Lieutenant Burukoff,
which was saved only by her speed.
A boat which arrived here from
Shanghai Thursday night reported that
. Japanese torpedo boat destroyer was
outside the entrance of the river, which
may man that she will come In and
engage both the Lieutenant BurukOff
and the gunboat Slyouch.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09

He--Did YOU read my last book OF
sayings?
shell hope so.--Detroit Free PresS
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09

Gov. George H. Carter, Of Hawaii
who visited Washington a few days
ago, Travelled in greater style than is
usual with executives Of American
states. His journey from San Francis.
co was made in a private car, with all
the luxurious appurtenanccs that goes
with such a mode Of travelling,
Gov. Carriers luXuries, however, are
not charged to the government, He
draws a comparatively modest salary
of 5000 a year, which ia, however,
larger than that paid half the govern
ors of the states In the union. The
sition Is of far more value to him thar
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09
Radium Salts.

Radlum salts closely resembles qni-
nine.-sCience.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-07-09

paclty. Mr.. Choate. however, is well
pleased with his present position,
which suits his tastes and %inclInatlons,
and there Is every prospect that he Will
remain in England as long as Mr.,
Roosevelt Is president.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-07
Russia v eI Jap6n

Las cancillerias de Paris y
Londres hacen estupendos es-
fuerzos por evitar un rompi-
miento, el cual Sc concede que
no estall6 va por no haber podido
hallar los rivales quien les pres
tase dinero a nig1n precio. Un
agente russo anduvo recorriendo
ciudades europeas y estuvo en-
Nueva York en- solicitud de
$I25. 100000 los mismos que no
halo.
Londres hizo oidos de merca-
der a los ruegos del Japon. no
-Obstante ser su aliado, y de
acuerdo con Paris hace preston
sobre Ell Mikado para que de-
tenga sus preparativos belieos.
Russia retira sus escuadras de
aguas de Corea y las concentra
en- Puerto Arturo. hacia cuya
plaza es alma dirige Ell Japon
amenazadoras naos que Sc cons
truyeran para Chile, y dicen de
BueDos Aires que trata de adj
.quirir las construfdas para la
Arge Ina en- Italia. Ell Japon
aC apara transportes. suponese
con que intentos, Y sus arsena-
les trabajan dfa y noche.
Russia siempre a la expectati-
va, trata de adquirir otro puer-
TO en- China, con 10 que es de
presumir mejore la situacion, y,
hnalmente, sospechase que Ale
mania, a Id vez que sc MEGA q
prestar dinero a Russia, intriga
ssecretamente para dificultar las
negociaciones pacifcas.
Dicese que Russia habfa ofre-
scido a Chile por sus acorazados
So. ooo, 900 pagaderos en- "a ho-
Tas, y que justamente en- ell mo-
mento psicologico Sc lie atrave-
50 Inglaterra ) los adquirio por
$375. 900 mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-07
de LA Chispa. >

Suplicamos 4 todos los peri6dicos del
pals reproduzcan 10 siguiente:
Ei dia ~ de Dicicmbre del afio 1908,
Sc desapareci6 de Ia casa de su HERNIA
ma Cruz Miranda; Ia joven Virginia,
.conocida con el nombre de Josefa Mi
randa, y que segdn sc dice, va con di-
recci6n & Ponce, donde residen sus pa
drinos dofa Maria Acosta.
Las sefIas de Ia citada joven, son las
siguientes: nediana estatura, pelo cas-
tafio. blanca con hoyuelos en- la cara de
viruelas, traje corto. parecido una
enagua, chambra del mismo color y
descalsa.
Suplicamos Sc interesen por ayudar
4 Ia nombrada nifia
Esta joven, Sc di6 cuenta en- los pc
riodicos de que habfa perecido ahoga-
da; pero como no ha aparecido su ca
-dzver en- IA dias y por noticias adqui-
ridas suponen que Sc haya dirijido 4
Ponce.
EMILIANo MIRANDA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-07
Fsdicto
Lcdo. don jose I. Gomez Padilla, Jue4l
Municipal de esta ciudad;

Lcdo. don Jose I. Gomez Padilla, Jue4
Municipal de esta ciudad:
Hago saher: Que en- el juicio YER
bal civil seguido en- este Juzgado por'
don Perfecto Sourido contra don Mar
COS Roman en- cobro de pesos, Sc ha
dispuesto por provilercia de veinte y
nueve de Dicienbre 1l.imo Ia venta en-
p1Elica subasta por segunda vez por.
termino de diez djas y con rebaja del
veinte y einco por cicnto de la finca;
siguiente:
R1stica, sta en- ell barrio de Sabana
HoyoS de este termino municipal, de
una cabida de setenta cuerdas mas 6
menos, equivalentes aveinte y tres hec-
tareas, cincrenta ocho areas y veinte
y cuatro centiafeas de terreno pastos,.
cafe, montes malesas, con una casa
habitacion de MADEIRA y techada de pa
jas; con lindes por elNorte con tierras
de Manuel Cintron y SUCCESSION LENA,
por ell Sud con tierras de Reyes Colon,
por ell Este 9 saiiente con la Sucesion
Llenza y ell predicho Colon y por el
Oeste 6 poniente cor tierras de Juan
Mendez; cuya fnca Ia sido tasada on
un mil doscientos cuaienta y cinco do
liars. Ell remate tendra lugar en- este
'Juzgado ell dia doce del actual a la una
de Ia tarde, haciendose constar: que no
Sc admitira pestura alguna que no GU
bra de contado las dos terceras parties
del setenta y cinco por ciento del valor
de la tasacion; que para tomar parte en-
la subasta habra que eonslgnar previa-
mente en- la mesa del Juzgado Ell diez
por ciento del importe de dicha tssa-
cion: y que no sc ha suplido la falta
de tftulo.
Dado en- Arecibo dos de Enero de
mil novecientos cuatro.-Jose l. Con
zulez,-El Secretario. ]. Santana Ra-
mirez.
3i-mjv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-07
La HERMANA SAN suIPIcro

americana como hizo mi compahero. Sensfa la cabesa
caliente; me quite ell sombrero canine e en- Ia
mano. Suarez propuso dar una vuelta por el niue
lie cedi gustoso porque senta la necesdad de des
psjarme
Comenzamos discutr sobre potica con calor Se-
guimos todo paseo de las Decas enteramente soi-
taro tales horas, cuando cansamos de caminar
haca abao dmos Ia vuelta por e muele En- una las
pocss pausas que hicimos, Daniel dijo de pronto.
Olga uzte, amigo, lzupongo que ahora podre en-
jabonarme las manos de balde7
-lPues7
-ic6mO ute va ger el dueno dc una fabrca de ja~
bOnesl
-iAh, sf-exclame sonriendo crispadamente
No Sc por que aquella noche me molestaba de un
modo horrible cualquiera ausi6n 4 mis- smores Suk-
rez por imprevisi6n por maca. cometio Ia fata de-
insistr.
LA barbiana vale mas que IA fzbrca atu . para
nm andaluz. ute, como ealego 4 guztarz MAJ Ia
fzbrica
Sin aguardar mas, mano vuelta. seg6n fbamos ca.
minando empareadcs le dirigf tremenda bofetada
que e hzo contra los yagones estaconados sobe Il
via del muele M palec6 entonces que me habia dicho
IA inura mas atroz que nipgdn s6r humane puede d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-07
476 erBLrorEcA DEL BoLsr1N MrRcANrrl.

habfa sacado navajo para defendese por4ue 70
mas fue rte que habfa precptado sobre e saendo
herido en- Ell encuentro
La co1cienca oblgaba hacer esta declara-
c6n pues 20 e habia agedido por leve movo eniendo
en- cuenta que hablaba en- broma. Sin embargo, mas
adeante pense que ben podria haber sido preparada
aquella escena porque e maagueho hombre malin-
tenconado vengativo
En- e dfa que este escrbo adn no Sc 81 en- efecto
me lltvj al muelle con objeto de buscame camorra
odo fue resultado del manzania que tenfamo entire pc
cho espalda.
La herida, aunque bastante profunda, no habfa in
teresado nngdn 6gano importants El dnco pelgro se
gdn e medco hubiera sido Ia hemoraga pero esta Sc
cort6 afounadamente por el baao imprevsto de aqua
fra que d. Sin embargo. me levant6 bastanse 6e-
bre me oblig6 permanecef dfas. AL si-
guiente de mi percance. mande IN recado por Villa
Gloria de 10 que me habia sucedido. Por la tar
de- Ella Isabel 81 conde preseutaron de improvso en-
mi cuarto Tuve una algeria iumsnsa. mas cuando
Isabel me dijo haia que Gloria habfa tornado Ia
iniciava en- aquea vista. Cuando entr6 estaba pa ida
tenfa los ojos hinchados de llorsr.
Despues que me oyd hablar, q susie pAso zIain-
dignaci6n. Romp6 en- dennestos contra nj agresor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-07

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

Jcifrics was here ani drew
quite . crowd. And so does the
Stauffcr's up to date Meat Mar
kct. You ought to see the crowds
on Saturday. And we extend an
invitation to everybody in Rocky
Ford and vicinity after the aIst
to see our beautiful decorated
market. II will eclipse anything
in town. and will be great dis
play. Our word for it. it will head
them all. This ought to draw
much bigger crowds than Jeffrics
did. Come and see the show,
It's free. You will be pleased
So will We.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16
Ysstssday+ths, sugar factory had pay
day for farmers, distributing $4,000.

In these days of city and rural deliv-
cry the publication of y country week
Iy on Friday runs the risk Of not reach
ing It's readers before Sunday-which
is one sin OF the publisher which
many readers do not easily forgive.
Do the best that Is possible. circum-
stances sometimes unavoidable pre-
vent the printing OF the Enterprise
on Friday afternoon or evening. This
prevents some readers from getting
the paper until Monday. To prevent
such disappointments We will after
January lst go to press with the pa
per Thursday afternoon. All copy Of
either news matter or advertisements.
must be in the office by Thursday
noon. We give this advance notice
that all Interested may be prepared to
adjust themselves to the earlier date.
Col. Bain's Great Lecture.
The Epworth League entertainment
course was given n splendid introduce
ton Monday evening by the lecture
of Col. Balm on Traits OF Character"
The large audience had heard and
read much OF Col. Bain'g powers of
oratory but were not disappointed.
There was "a comingling earnestness.
elouucnce, pathos and humor which
made the hour pass all too quickly.
Many wholesome lessons regarding
success in life We're impressed by the
speakers fine voice and great COM
mand OF Language. Sucn lectures as
Col. Blin's add largely TO the high rep
utnti0n of the Epworth Leagues en-
tcrtainmcnt course.
Warren Blinn was especially inter-
ested in Col Ban's lecture for two
reasons: First. because he had heard
A lecture by Lord SALISBURY. to whom
the lecturer paid such a high tribute.
Second. because he had heard Col
Bain's son IN his chosen profession as
auctioncer of fine horses. Mr.. Blinn
says that the younger Rain has II most
entertaining and cantivntinE nrrner.
making a remarkable success of all
sales which he conducts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

The Russo. Jap war has been crowd
"a OF the center Of the stage by Tom
Lawson and Mrs. Chadwick. The for.
ner In creating a panic In Wall street
and the latter worse panic In the
limited circle In which she played
her coliosai Hwindiinx operations. Lo.
cally public interest c~ntefs on the
most prais-worthy action OF the Colo.
RADIO supreme Court In punishin9
Drnver's corrupt election onseefs-
The only cxeuse we can offer for
Rocky Ford people niiing the Grand
Tuesday evening In that this IL the
nrst opportunity our citizens ever had
ta,ion. II was something like the
morbid curiosity which causss crowds
to visit city morxur after some great
disaster involving large loss OF lie.
J-rrics is the champion hcnvy~eiEht
prir-firht-r OF the world. That II.
in nj the fist fights he has engaged In
he isas succeeded In pounding the
other fellow into inscnsibiiity instead
of --ttin. the worst Of the brutal con-
test himself. Prize lighting In n crirn-
ipni act In most states and should be
Ir al. The fact that boxing IL u good
kim OF exercise and promotes "thc
mariy art of self defense" makes no
place for prize fighting nr Legitimate
srnr'. The rrixc ring offers nothing
br' nm exhibition OF brute force which
rI''iii-cd people. Why Hcif-rcrpcctinI
communities viii Homie men whose
ori- claim for distinction ir the POS
session of SUPERIOR brushing ability. Is
ore NJ the strange aspects OF human
nrtur-. Th. management OF 'Davy
Crnr,ctt.'' however. acted square with
the nuhiic by not makinE Jcnrics the
whole pufa. hut giving good play
ei'h exec lent actors.
The 81 znno'n sun says that ''in-
Nc~tiEntiosst have brought to light the
rimnr n Z gross fr DIS were COM
mIttci In certain La Juntn precincts.
Usually T. al don't have to tnvcstigat,
much to Lrin. TO light rumor-not
In Denver. at least. There nrc many
people who would like to ssc n re-
count In one of the La Junta precincts.
not necessarily to discover evidences
Of fraud. you know. but Just out OF
curiosity.-La Junta Tribune.
NJ n regular meeting Tuesday even
ing the city council read n third time
and passed Ordinance No. los provid.
INK for "a bond issue In payment for
the sewer system. There wa- also
read for the FIRST time an ordinances
guaranteeing the sewer bonds. which
will be found In another column.
U. S. Commissioner Richardson held a
session At the El Captain this afternoon
taking tho testimony Of = number Of our
older citizens in the Colorado
suit. Stats Engineer Carpenter was
present and several lawyers represent
ing all interests involved. A report Of
the session necessarily goes over to next
week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

About thirty election officials have
been arrested for contempt OF the Su-
pfcme Courts Injunction to conduct
the elections OF Denver In lnwful
manner. Thirteen OF them are In jail
srs more arrests are To follow. Chief
Justice Gubbcrt is not a partisan: he
In "A Judge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16
Christmas China.

Nothing is more appropriate for a
Christmas gift than piece Of hand
painted china and Mrs, Hulse is prepared
70 take orders for anything in this line.
Call and see what she has in stock or
leave an order for jast what you want.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16
Holiday Rates.

In Colorado -one fare for round trip.
Sell Dec. 24-25-26-5l-Jan. l-2 limit
Jan. 4. 1904. Golng passage. date CT
sale. Also rates outside Of state for
teachers and students holding eertif-
Gains
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

Secure a Travel Aeeid6n, Policy in the
United States Casualty Company before
taking tho train for tho Worlds Fair or
elsewhere. Policy for $1,000 a, COS, Of
81 annually.-Mrs. Mary J. Anderson.
agent llu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16
Notice.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stock holders OF the Otero County CO.
Operative Association will be held in the
a. o. U. w. hall from 10 4. N. till 4 p
". Jan. 2. 'o5. n. J. Green. Sec y
o9-5l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

Among the election crooks arrested
for contempt OF court, ETC.. In Denver,
are three policemen. "A Jail guard. a
Justice court assistant. an empioye OF
the assessors Office. "a police sergeant.
a constable. license Inspector and
numerous other Democratic office hold
ar
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

FOR SALE. one 81 Studsbaksr wag.
on. low wheel. 2 mich cows. good mower
and rake. IL inch plow. ~ mile,
northeast Of town. 7. J. Britt.
2o-5Op
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

FOR sALE-2 "cYPHERs" Ineubat-
ors: bargains; 100 and 6o-egg sizes,
Sec Des Larzes. at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

The election frauds In Denver were
No extensive and Of 10 many forms
that there IN nothing that can straight
IN the mess out except the openln. OF
the ballot boxes and recount.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16
WIZ Msiks Your ltsas Lay.

Eggs are high and u you can make
hens lay you can get big money. Til,
you can accomplish BY using Ground
Bone Meal. Green Bone Meal. Blood sne
Bone Mixture or Ground Oyster Shell
For sale BY the Rocky Ford Trading Go
Il will pay you larasly.
Visit the Handkerchief booth
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16

On Real Estats-Ssvsn per esns-Rsa
Of First National Bank.
2su Eplsr 4 coaman
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-16
Foolish, oh, How Foolish!

To be paying for Post Office Honey
Orders and Express Orders when you
can get them Of the Farmers & mer-
chants Bank for nothing. 2B-5l