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THE SL0CUM INVESTIGATION.
Scope OF the Report to he AIade BY the
Government Board.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The Government
board appointed to investigate the General
Slocum disaster has decided to confne its
conclusions to the disaster itself and the
water passenger traffic and steamboat in
spection service at New York. and not to
cover in its report the condition OF the
steamboat inspection bureau and the Gov
ernment steam vessel inspection service
throughout the United States, as 1t had
authority to do. It has been determined
by the board to devote its report to the fol-
lowing three subjects:
First-The slocum' disaster per se. The board
:iSllty ana may .ttsnIt e q. Y: but ylll
~. Il .sss e
Resdd ed The board viii viii report on the Condition
% MUarticuiaI references TO the fitness Of vessels VI
that resemble the slooum In size. equipment
NT ThIrdMThe H Condition Of the,ste.mbeat in
spection service Of the port OF New York.
A meeting Of an the members Of the Gov
ernment board was held to-day In the Office
Of Its chairman. Lawrence o. Murray,
assistant secretary-of Commerce and p I'ahSr. b.,
son, u. 8. A.; Commander Cameron Mo r.
Winslow, U. 8. N; George Uhler, Super
vising Inspector General Of the Steamboat
Inspection Service, and Herbert Knox
Smith. Deputy Commissioner OF Corpo-
rations.
The board Is going ahead with the work
Of reaching conclusions based on the testi-
mony at hand, consisting Of L600 pages
taken under its own direction and 1000 pages
taken at the Coroner's inquest over the
bodies Of the Slocum victims, and 1t 10 ex-
pected that by the middle Of September II
win have completed its report upon the
frst and third divisions mentioned, The
preparation Of that portion Of the report
dealing with the condition OF excursion
trafflo In the port Of New York win not be
begun until an inspection Of all the passen-
ger excursion steamers Of the port, now
Being made, has been finished. The board
has been informed that this inspection
work will last month longer.
In the course Of its consideration OF the
testimony before it, the board has been
confronted by many conflicting statements
on important points, which are making its
work extremely difficult. TWAS said to-day
that the board had been unable to find entire
agreement between the statements OF any
two witnesses who testified with reference
to the Slocum tragedy.
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AMERICAN GOODS SHUT OUT.
Law That Prohibits Sale Of Our eilverplAted
Ware I'm the United Kingdom.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Information has
come to the State Department that q Law
has been passed by the British Parliament
which has the effect Of prohibiting the
sale Of American silverplated ware In the
United Kingdom. For some years 1t has
been the practice Of dealers In England to
import silverware OF American manufac-
ture and to place the English hallmark on
it before offering 1t for sale. A law Of
long standing In England is that all plate
sold in that country must bear the English
hallmark.
The act Just passed. ACCORDING to the h
ment. prohibits the stamping Of the English
hallmark on goods Of American manu-
faoture. Tho new, law. therefore, taken
IN connection with the former law, e6ectualy
prohibits the sale Of American silverplsted
ware in England. This, at least, II the con-
clusion reached by the Treasury ofactaly.
goods being shut out Of q foreign market
By express provision Of statute.
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CIVILIZING OF LUDLOW JAIL.
SHERIFF ERLANGER MAKES
BATHS AND CLEAN BEDS FREE.

Supplies Free Pen, Ink and Paper ana .
Messenger Service and Postage Stamps
At Outside Priccs--CuS. or the Jail
Graft" wherever He Can Get ut II.
From time immemorial graft" has been
one of the fixtures OF Ludlow Street Jail.
sheriffs have come and Sheriffs have gone.
but always graft sat in the gate When
Sheriff Erlanger took Office last January,
succeeding William j. O'Brien, he heard
rurnors Of this, but was unable to got definite
instances. One day q tearfSl woman in
sisted on seeing him in his Office. In ths
Stewart Building, and declared that do what
she could she was no longer able to pay
Ss q day for the privilege Of visiting her
husband.
The Sheriff took her to the jail forth
with and what he learned that day from
her and prisoners opened his eyes. He
discovered that under tbs prevailing sys-
tenn, 10 far from undue liberties being
regularly permitted-though these. mo doubt,
did occur occasionsliy-prisone, had to
pay .the eyes out Of their hssds.' a. the
French say. for the very things that the
law distinctly allowed them. For baths
for meals, for visits, for note paper, for
stamps, for anything and everything. In
fact, the prisoners were mulotsd-through
the nose-and were likely to b Kicked OF
cnrsad II thew rnurmured.
Co. ,,e-s,,r,o-~ oraer. war. .3v.r and
oome pe'etnp"iy ous e Hve,, eno
now baths ad No. clean 1oweis ana oeo hnen
free note paper, pens and ink, and the per
mission to take their meals up to their owl
cells are among some Of the privileges
gues's Vi .no n"uO~ .~oov .oVo' eu!oy.
keepers may no longer cuise or nok a.
them. Every keeper 10 forbidden TO con-
verse with his charges save when his duties
r,onor.l him to Another luxury n the in
o.rmp.. 4. ~. 49, . -. -
s'aala''on m 'no 'aSs 'oI ~. NC
senger service IN eng psaeopd oommon
room, 20 that without sscourse to, keeper
or warden they may send telegsans, tele.
nbon. rns.aapas or lntteru. or va,rehas<
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THE INDIANOLA POST OFFICE.

Its Boycott by the whites Results In Its
Reduction to the Fourth Class.
WASHINGTON. Aug. ib.-The Indianola
post Office case bobbed up again to-day
through an order Of the Post Offioe De-
pertment reducing 1t from the Presidential
to the fourth class. The reduction was
made on account OF the falling of Of re-
oeipts, due to the boycott instituted against
the Office by Its former white patrons,
who objected to the appointment OF Mrs.
Minnie Cox, q colored woman, as post
mistress. Pres ident Roosevelt ordered the
Office closed but it was subsequently,
reopened.
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EVERYTHING QUIET IN HAYTI.
Minister Powell, at Port-au.Prince, So
Reports to the State Department

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The State De-
partment was somewhat surprised to re-
oeive a cablegram from United States
Minister Powell at Port-au-Prince. Hayti,
this morning, reporting everything quiet
there. Unofficial advices received in Wash
ington recently, from what are believed to
he reliable sources, have indicated that
Havti was on the verge OF another revolu-
tion and that President Nord was prepar-
inr to leave Port-au-Prince for Paris on a
French steamer, having been forced out
OF the country.
The Bureau OF Navigation OF the Navy
morning that the gunboat Bancroft sailed
this morning from Monte Cristi for Port
de Paix, Hayti, and the cruiser Denver
from Cuiebra for Gonaives, Hayti, at both
Of which places American interests we're
reported to be in danger.
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Deaths Of Soldiers in tho Philippines.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Major-Gen Wade,
commanding the Division Of the Philippines,
cabled the War Department to-day that
between Aug. 1 and Aug. Is the following
soldiers had died.
Hugh q. Hunter, Company E, Twenty
third Infantry, angina pectorisA
Joseph Tannehill, Company E, Twenty
third Infantry, paralysis.
: Henry Waiter, Troop E. Twelfth Cavalry,
dysentery.
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MUST STOP GRAFTING IN CHINA.
Tho Dowager Empress Issues an Eaict
to That Eject.

WASHINGTON. Aug. lb.-Tsi Hsi, the
Dowager Empress Of China, has issued
an imperial edict that grating must stop
In the Flowery Kingdom. The Empress
says the imperial bounty never reaches
the people, for whom 1t u intended, a. tho
habit O, those between us and You" OF
spending money extravaganuy has be-
come 30 strong that there is no way in which
It may be broken.
The edict, which Is considered at the
State Department as a curiosity says that
the imperial household will set the example
BY economixing In the matter Of dress
and other personal expenses and BY dis.
charging those connected with the court
who now hold positions In the nature OF
urged to follow the example Of the imperial
household in getting rid OF grafters and
are admonished not to entertain lavishly,
but to save all the money they can:
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Toronto Men Como 70 Examine Our water
Supply.

A number Of city officials Of Toronto.
Canada, were here yesterday TO study
the New York water supply system, and
they called on Acting Mayor Fornes. The
water question Is very serious one in
Toronto since the disastrous fire there last
spring. The committee b getting points
and has already visited Philadelphia,
Boston and Detroit.
Another Of the Acting Mayors callers
was l.. Won Holman Of Stuttgart, Germany.
He said he came hero to study our system
Of municipal government. b.
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SEIZURE OF BIRD ISLANP.
Monroe Doctrine Not Involved Even II
British Have Acted ~ Reported.

WASHINGTON, Aug l5.-No Official In
formation has been received at the State
Department relative to the reported seizure
Of Bird or Avis Island, about l2o miles
northwest of Dominica, in the Leeward
group. by the British warship Tribune,
and the hosting of the British flag there
by the officers Of the vessel. The Depart
there is not the slightest idea that the in
tearity of the Monroe Doctrine may be
involved, even IL the facts are substan-
TALLY as reported.
Il is understood that the island Is moth
the laws of the sea any nation finding such
an island may occupy itlong enough to carry
of the more or less valuable guano de-
posts.
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Minister Da wson Cordially Received In
SantO Domingo.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-T. G. Dawson,
the new United States Minister to Santo
Domingo, has reported to the State De-
partment that he was very cordially re-
oeived upon his arrival at his post, and In
fact at every point he stopped throughout
Santo Domingo. Mr.. Dawson contradiots
reports published recently in the United
States that q number Of Porto Rioans had
been executed in Santo Domingo by order
Of President Morales.
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AMERICAN DEMANDS CONCEDED.
Our European Squadron Sails From Smyrna
for Gibraltar.

for Gibraltar.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-United States
Minister Leishman at Constantinople ad-
vised the State Department by cable this
morning that the controversy between
Turkey and the United States having been
amcablv settled. he had instructed Ad-
miral Jewell, in command OF the European
squadron, sent to Smyrna to back up the
American demands, to leave the Turkish
port. A cablegram was received at the
Navy Department from. Admiral Jewell
reporting that he had sailed from Smyrna
for Gibraltar The European squadron will
remain in the Mediterranean for some
time. =,
The battleship squadron OF the South
Atlantic feet sailed to-day from Gibraltar
for Fayal on it's homewarti voyage.
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NO MEAT STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
Peace Negotiations on and Mayor Harrison
Takes Q Hand.

CHICAGO. Aug. iS.-Mayor Harrison said
this afternoon that the stock yards strike
Is rapidly becoming intolsrabls, and he has
summoned tho leaders On both ssdes 70
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REVOLUTION IN PARAGUAY.
Great Disorder Prevails and Martial Law
10 Declared.

WASHINGTON, Aug iS.-on1cial advices
were received at the State Department TO-
day that q revolution 10 in progress In
Paraguay and that martial law has been
declared. The dispatches added that great
disorder prevails. but no statement u
made that any American interests are In
danger
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PERSONALS.

A GRADUATE Of Cornell Medical College, with
one and ali years experience In Bellevue Hospital.
would ike 70 correspond with any party or pc,
csmp life of fIom one TO three months. good re-
ercnces and charges nominal. Addro9s IL ".
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CEMETERIEs.

cr.at P,ue,awu Cemetery. Beautiful Privat,
.tstion building OF Vermont granite. "a W. Sth ST
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Ths wossd's E'a,r Rests.

The Missouri Pacific Railway has ten
daily trains between Kansas City and ST.
Louis. All trains va the Santa Fs make
direct connections with the hissoun Pa
eiae At kansas City.
The louisiana Purchase Exposkssn. or
Worlds Fair. ST. Louis. 10 In all respects
the greatest ever undertaken In any eoun-
try. Il 10 more than ten times the size Of
the Pan-Amsriean Exposition as Buffalo
In point Of floor space in the exhibit pal
aces. twice a. large a. The Columbian
Exposition ., Chicago. about three times
larger than the las, Paris Exposition.
For further information sss your sgsn,
and request tickets vie the Missouri Pa
eihe from Kansas City TO ST Louie. Il 10
the fast mail route.
X. 3. koossr. Ellie Farnsworth.
G.W.F.AP.A. 7. p. A.
ss-H l7th and Stout Sta. Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Hiss Davlson's "Biack Rock" Read.
lu2s,

Miss Rose Davison's reading from
BLACK Rock" under the auspices OF the
w. C. T. U. attracted a full house at the
Presbyterian church Saturday evening.
And the audience was not disappointed as
hiss Dawson possesses eloeutionary abil-
ity OF a high grade and most foreibly pre-
sented the many dramatic features Of
Ralph Connor's" first notable work. The
unparalleled evils Of the liquor traffic were
portrayed in words and tones which could
not but strengthen the faith OF the anti
saloon people. and which ought to have
changed the sentiments OF any license
advocate present.
The evenings program included piano
solos by Mrs. G. p. Randall and Miss
Mamie Coleman. and vocal solos by Miss
Katherine Coleman and George Harsin.
Throughout tho evening was a very en-
ioyabls one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Concerning Rocky Ford's Park At
fractions,

Superintendent OF Parks Barley on
Tuesday completed the work Of trans
planting $50 fine shade trees in Railroad
Park. or these trees 30 arc elms, ash
and maple taken from tho old park where
they have made excellent growth during
the pas, twelve years. The park Is well
supplied with sefpen,lns walks which will
be covered with clay and gravel. Tho
care taken IN planting tho trees and tho
present large siso Of many Of them prom
ises TO make Railroad Par. thing Of
beauty In vary early period Of It's Ito.
How about names fer Rocky Fof6,l
two parks? We do not suppose that tho
now park has been formally ehriE,aned
Railroad Park. bu, ,hA; designation ha.
been applied To |, because I, Is porto,
Of tho Santa Fas righ, Of way. II tn,
council has no; officially adopted ihi.
name ~a presume I; will DO in order u
suggss, names for both parks. II tho old
park should be given tho name Of an IN
disidual !, should be called Graecy Park.
Mr.. Cracoy. now an homes, Holbroos
farmer. was mayor when ,hi. park was
established and To his thoughtful official
and private liso attention. tho city is in
das;ad for tho old park. III Is no, to be
called Oraeey Park aha; shall i;s name
bop
Tho Enterprise will be pleased to hear
from those Of It's readers who have any
suggestions for tho council az TO tho nance
Of tho parks. 10, Us have good assort-
mont Of names from which tho council
may select Both tho parks ough; TO bs
hero fs,y or ono hundred years from now.
and having such long lives ahead oagh,
TO Be formally and officially and properly
nafnod
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Congressman hOgg Wins Pension
Fight for Rocky Ford Claimant.

Washington. March 2l.-Congressman
Hogg Of Colorado has now one Of the
most bitterly contested pension claims
before congress in recent years. 1t was
the case Of Fred Mehring Of Rocky Ford.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Hogg proposed
to increase mehring's pension from $l2
to $50 month. Representative Miner.
Winconsin. in whose district Mshring
formerly lived. opposed the claim.
Mr.. Hogg secured favorable report
from the house committee on pensions
and finally succeeded in getting the bill
through the house. Mr.. Miner then wrote
the committee on pensions Of the senate
protesting against favorable report be-
ing made by that committee. Mr.. Hogg
was compelled to renew the fight there.
He finally succeeded in having the bill
favorably reported to the senate. This
insures its passage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

the company came TO order long enough
for Mr.. L. J. Henry TO make very nss,
little spsseh in which he presented the
hostess some pretty and useful tokens as
msmsntoss.
Miss Jennie Campbell who has been
the leader Of the Bap;is. choir lef, We'd
nesday FOR Hartley. Iowa. TO spsnd tho
summer.
Mrs. W. s. Mitchell was this week Wis
tied by her brother -in-lsw. hr. widsman.
Of Harrisburg. III.
Mrs. W. T. Spiesr has returned from a
visi, with Colorado Springs friends.
Henry CLARK this week moved 10 Ord
way.
We have confidential nsws Of we'd
ding 10 taso place tomorrow.
Rev. Mcbride and wtfe lei; today
for Florence. their new field Of work.
Dr.. Fan,on arrived yesterday from
Iowa. bringing his mother who has been
seriously III.
Tho N. {. ladies supper las, evening
WAS a pleasant event Tho receipts were
s5s. Good for ihroa,ning evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
A SURPRISE BIRTHDAY cELEBRA.
TON.

Wednesday evening p. J. Rsifsl arrived
al his home about Q O'Clock. The room
he entered was dark as he stepped In
ba. soon food Of electric light revealed
TO his as,onishsd gass almost score o!
friends In holiday attire. On going into
the next room . similar crowd was in
evidence. with = small overflow group in
yet third room. There Il dswnsd upon
him that Mrs. Rsifsi had most success
fully '.pu, Up q job- on him 10 aid In
celebrating tho s8th annivsrsasy Of his
birth back in the Hoosier state. As un-
Gle Josh says on the telephone records.
he was never 20 sos back In all his lfs."
but finally Was restored 70 eomplsts con-
sesouxness Of the situation.
For the entertainment Of the guests
Mrs. Rsissi had provided . guessing con-
,ss, entitled Hall Of Curios." and tho In
terpsssAiion Of the meaning Of q large
variety Of articles scattered about the
rooms afforded much amusement The
bss, among the lady guesssrs were Mrs.
]. n. Price and Mrs. o. W. Bsrsley. Mrs.
W. N. Randall being close second. Tho
,is between the two former was adjusted
by pulling s;raws. Mrs. Barley being the
winner. X. W. Lance was the successful
masculine gussssr. China cups and
sauesrs were The prizes.
Later In . complimentary speech Rev.
Y. I. Davenport, on behalf Of the Every
Tuesday Reading Club. presented Mr..
Rsissl with two handsome volumes Of
high grade literature. Mr.. Rsifei re-
spendsd in highly apprseiasivs terms.
The sompany consisted Of The Tuesday
club and their husbands, and an equal
number Of other friends. The occasion
was most heartily enjoyed BY ell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the business
conducted at 5o6 South Main street and
known as the Opera House Cafe. opera
ted under the firm name Of Forbes &
Blinn. has this day dissolved partnership.
J. J. Blinn retiring from the business. c.
b. Forbes will continue the business
alone. All accounts due the firm are to
be collected by c. 3. Forbes and all bills
against the firm will be settled by c. B.
Forbes, SiQned, C. 3. Forbes.
42-4S ]. J. Blinn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

will be given at tho Armory on Friday
evening. April 8. by tho Grand Opera
House Orchestra. The dances given In
tho pas, by tho orchestra boys have been
decided successes and ,hess Is no reason
TO believe that this one will not bs tho
greatest success Of them all.
Everybody come out and have gen
aral good time and spend The evening with
the oily crowd that will Be At the big
orchestra dance nsxt Friday evening.
Apfil 8. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Having invested in . very high grade
Of Black Langshan fowls We are prepared
to fill orders for setting eggs for The sum
mer at $l.5o per dozen. viii have no
stock for sale until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Burr.
<5-44 2lo Swink Ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Ossro irriEstioa Distsscs.

The oisro Irrigation DiS,rie, has been
organized under recently enacted law
for tho improvement; Of tho water service
Of tho oisro roesnalby tho building Of roser-
soirs and other augmentation Of tho Ca
nails facilities for carrying and distributing
~atsr. Parties who formerly hold water
rights untar tho O;aro canal have sur
rendered ,hem for an equitable cash con-
sidsration. and therc arc now no individual
water rights held. The maintenance OF
tho canal Is by taxation. tho county off,
eials being In charge Of tho collection and
disbursement, Of the funds expanded in
the operations OF the canal. This district
has two good reservoir sites which will be
utilized ~ % early date a. practice bl,..
The tax levy on the lands under the
Otsro ditch for 1908 was 200 mills. which
10 abou; four times the average rate
throughout the county. The dis,riet has
. bonded debt Of about $50. 900. and o.
the Sl7. 900 70 Be paid into the county
treasury this year. 1000 goes for inter
est on bonds and $1,000 for maintain
anes Of the canal. In considering the 200
mill rate Of taxation IL mus, es rsmem-
bsrsd that this takes the place Of interest
on the Investment; in water night and the
annual expenses Of nsintsinsnse Of canals
incident to ownership Of water rights in
other bitches.
Tn. city Of la Jun;s is making brave
s''or. TO sell 100000 Of bonds TO ba
used Tor the purchase of old prioritiss in
n. mountains. hs ~ster 10 be carried
throu.n The ot.ro canal for tho use Of tho
CITY For the privilege ps using the eGhil
Tor the eonseyanss II tho ciiy's water tho
canal Is 10 have any surplus Of water no.
needed for the eity's use. Much u,sIp-
poiutr.ent has bscn experienced in siding
the bonds but the outlook is now brighter
for the eonsumation Of tho sshomc yhish
will ba Of immense benefit 10 Junta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Improve your poultry. Ny White Ply
mouth Rocks are derived from the fines,
exhibition strains in the world. Praetie-
ally, nothing better. Beautiful. Stock
and eggs for sale. priess right. Call
and see the birds.-Roy Dss Larass.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

FOR SALE. Thoroughbred Brown Leg
horn eggs for setting. Price z5e for Is
Mrs. J. A. MeKsnsis
S0tf Phone SIS White.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Every Issue Of the Ept-rpr,s- ~
worthy Of sending East. A fcw extra
copies are provided each week for the
'-reft Of the friends who wish -
send them 10 distant friends. Price. 3
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

FOR RENT-Two forty y-aere tracts | !,
miles south Of weitzer station. Apply 70
N. D. L. Haigh., phone 4z-a, or j. w
Dautrieh with W. 3. Goblin, 5S-H.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Ralph Brubaesr. Just arrived from Kan
sas. wants farm work. Address him at
Rocky Ford. 4y-lIp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Call AZ J. 3. Craig's Feed Store. next
door 70 Dyes livery barn. for Grain. Hay
and Flour. Promp, delivery. Phone s2I
Blue. ss-sI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Loans.

! can make loans on farm and city
property and also few on good ehstssis
%<-<6 l. r. Fsnlason.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Don't miss "maloney's Wedding Day
at The Grand Saturday. April 9Th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Copy Of the proceedings Of the late ".
c. r. U. institute is on hand but goes over
10 next week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Loans.

can make loans on farm and city
property and also few on good ehat,els
sa-45 L. r. Fenlason.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

California Cherries Is cents per can a
cassbssris grocery. Order some by tsls'
phone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Pure bred White Plymouth Rock Eggs
for Matching 81 per 3. J. r. knuekey.
..-s5 Aoe N. OH ST..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
A OsanSa laal1

PIE PLANT. tho very bes, a, s,aua-
ef'x Meat Market
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Don't miss "Malonsy's Wedding Day
at The Grand Saturday. April 9th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

FOR SALE. Fine Brood Mare. i.ioo
pounds. Call on Rocky Ford Hardware
Co. s2-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Wanted

Secondhand Furniture for which We
viii pay the highest price:
Burkdall Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
sotf

Buy your meats Of all kinds a, S:aua.
er's and live well.