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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23
ARE AMERICANS SLOW?

President Frank J. Hagenbarth, of
the National Livestock association,
while in san Francisco this week,
said in an interview with the San
Francisco Call, that American cattle
men and sheepmen are slow, because
they will allow United States govern
ment contracts for beef and mutton
to be filled by Australia and South
American growers.
The United States government,
said Mr.. Hagenbarth, will use about
$4,000 beeves and 100000 head of
mutton sheep, principally on the Pa
cific coast. this year. and that al
though the government is forced TO
pay about $40 per head for the
beeves and $3.50 per head for the
mutton, yet nearly all this supply will
be secured from foreign stockgrow-
ers. over $2,OOO,OOO is thus lost to
American trade.
This is certainly a strange condi-
ton. 1t is worth investigation by
American stockmen. In many To-
calities in the West are found large
numbers of surplus cattle, ready for
the markets. Why do they not reach
the market offered by the govern
ment? The government contracts
are supplied by commission men who
secure their contracts on competitive
bids Surely Americans can pro-
duce stock to supply this demand
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

The Oregonian is like the boy who
ran home and told his grandfather
he had seen a thousand coons in one
tree. The old man. who was a coon
hunter couldn't believe the story,
and questioned the boy closely. Fin
ally the boy came down to 9OO the
old man still doubted and the boy
reduced his guess to 500, 25O, so, %,
10 and five. He finally admitted that
he saw one coon and heard a tire
mendous shaking of the leaves"
The Oregonian has seen one furry
of anti-referendum in Yamhill coun-
ty and heard a tremendous shaking
in the leaves, causing it to believe
there are thousands of people who
Twill vote down the referendum. in Or
egon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

1t was Kuropatkin. the fleet-foOted
who said about four months ago, on
taking charge of the Russian armies
in Manchuria, that he would dictate
the terms of the peace with Japan,
in the japanese emperor's palace at
Toxic Several surprises have been
sprung since that proud boast was
made and it has kept the egotistical
Kuropatkin busy to avoid being cap
tured by the Japanese and being
taken a prisoner, irto the emperors
palace.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

The grating canal commissioners
who passed chalk and sugar as qui-
nine consigned to Panama hospitals
evidently believe in the power and
virtue of suggestion in healing, and
reasoned that imitation quinine is
just as good as the real stuff, if you
only think so. Roosevelt's practical
mind. however, cannot agree with
his advanced commissioners and their
heads must come off for their belief.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23
KILLED 10000 PHEAsANTs.

There is 4 game preserve in Ger
many owned by Count Tschirchsky-
Renard, who has raised monument
there in honor OF the kaiser. 1t com
memorates the OCCASION when the
kaiser killed his 50,OO0th cock pheas-
ant. Marble and porphyry bear wit
ness to this achievement for the rest
Of time. But that happy cock pleas
ant was Inundated two years ago
and since then the kaiser's bag has
grown prodigiously. What monu-
ment even in brass, will be good
enough TO celebrate his 10O,OOOth
cock pheasant ?-London Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

The Ohio floods will be felt in Or
egon. in the increased number of
substantial homeseekers that will ar
rive in this state from Ohio, in con-
sequence of the floods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23
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} oh, believe, as thou livest, Z
} that every sound that is spoken Z
over the round world. which q
, thou oughtest TO hear, will vi {
, brate on thine ear. Every prov
, erb. every book, every byword Z
, that belongs to thee for aid or .
, comfort shall surely come home .
, through open or winding pas q
, sages. Every friend whom not .
, thy fantastic will but the great Z
} and tender heart in thee crav- Z
, eth, shall lock thee in his en-
, brace. And this, because the q
, heart in thee is the heart of all; q
, not a valve, not a wall, not an .
, Intersection is there anywhere .
, in nature, but one blood rolls q
, uninterruptedly, an endless
, circulation through all men. as
, the water of the globe is all q
, one sea, and, truly seen, its
, tide is one.-Emerson.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

The Railway Age says that 1892
miles of rRfffoad WIN be built in the
United states during the year 1905.
1t is hoped that the 45-mile branch
from Pendletoh to the Gurdane coal
fields is included in this estimate,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

The American Dressmakers' asso-
citation has declared itself independ-
ent of the Paris fashion monopoly,
and will pursue its own plans here
after. This is more important just
at the Easter season than the invssti-
CATION of the beef trust.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

Eliza Upton, while out hunting on
the Coeur d'Alene reservation, acci-
dentally shot herself through the
body. While dangerously wounded,
she is expected to recover.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

The transport Buford has just ar
rived at Portland with the 18th and
18th batteries, numbering 232 men,
which will be stationed at Vancou-
yer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-23

There's some hope fer tn feller
th'ts been fooled an knows it, but
none fer tn feller th't's been fooled
an don't know it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
RUSSIANS MORE HOPEFUL.



81. P~efersburg Believes a Peace
Treaty WIN BE Signed.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 14.-The
Russian capital is in the dark regard
ing the meaning of the prolonged con
ference at Portsmouth on Saturday.
The purport of NJ. Whites messages
received here has been impaired only
to a few officials. Nevertheless in high
quarters there is a certain feeling OF
hopefulness noticeable, which is NOT
altogether accounted for on the ground
that thus far there has been no rupture
and that the terms are still under dis.
cussion, with a chance of an under
standing being reached. The only com
ment vouchsafed officially was that
NJ. Whites answer seemed not alto
gether unacceptable to the Japanese,
else the conference would have ended
there and then.
Count Lamsdorff, who Is keeping In
close touch with the emperor, went
again to- Peterhof bearing the latest
messages, but apparently there were
no important developments here af-
fecting the negotiations.
The emperor has seen the other min
listers also during the last two days,
but has found no occasion to summon
a council of ministers, and M. Whites
course seems to be meeting with his
full approval.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-14
TWO Killed In Collision.

TOLEDO, o., Aug. 1.-two Wheel
ng-Wabash freights collided head-on
near Fremont, and Brakeman George
Wells of Norwalk and George Peck OF
Toledo were killed. Failure of the
w%estbound train to get orders to stoI
ut Clyde is claimed TO be responsible
The locomotives We're badly wrecked
and six cars were destroyed. Crews
of both engines escaped by jumping.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
pei;,issi prssity psya

Does political prohity payG
Il does.
You do not have tn look beyond three
men now In the public eye to know 7,
does. and to realize that there lie a new
class Of practical politicians coming 10
the front.
Roosevelt. 1.aF'oiietse. Folk
There are three men whose public
records are living testimony to the
r-otIcy Of probity In politics.
They know ,ha, there ls only one
ringing slogan for the politician who
would no, have only the once but the
rrapert and admiration OF the public.
There is a certain sturyilness Of char
ar,rr about these three men that
,nak them have along political lines
almost identical traits.
Roosevelt is a fighter. IaFoliette is
n rsh,sr and Folk is fighter. and
each or them has had his neht. and
that flrh, has been for cleaner political
,oogiItions-honest service to the pub.
IN, az, tho fsart nf the public servants.
Victory has no, always perchsyl up-
IN their banners. but when defeat
,s,re ,bp banners remained unsullied.
ari stTt uufuriei for the next tight.
Md neither Of the three has ever
waited for the tieht 10 ~ brought to
rirr- Ite wen, after and into the fray
,ri,b the enthusiasm that ls horn nf
,bs knowledge cf nrhtinE for n Just
,ausp.-CrippIe Creek Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

tn. local option bill now before the
legislature provides that the people OF
any municipality may decide by ballot
whether or not they want liquor sold.
The enactment Of such n law would
b. Of no advantage TO the smaller
towns but would give cities the op-
portunity to rid portions Of their tor
fi,ory Of the saloon nuisance As the
Law !. now the smaller municipalities
have all needed power to handle the
saloon. They can elect aldermen who
will refuse license and the good work
u we'll done. To vote to r-fus~ IL
.-ns- and at the same time elect a city
council not In hearty sympathy with
tina, policy would provide very lame
and wholly unsatisfactory aasninistra-
tion-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

The coior-d men In the South are
opposed to the reduction OF Southern
representation In Washington. Th-y
are convinced that II would be an ad-
mission that Acknowledgement OF Ne.
sro~s II a settled fact. and would t-nd
TO make the present status permanent.
They believe their case will b- strong
er before the courts and the public u
they are stiii nominaiiy counted In on
the basis Of representation. This is
doubtless the correct view but its
adoption prrp-tuates an unfair weight
Of congressional representation from
the south.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
The Paul L. Harley Grocery.

The above is the style Of new gro
Gerry house succeeding the Wolfe Grocery.
Mr.. Hardey IS now in Pueblo buying a
good stock Of fresh goods and will be
open for business next Monday. Ihs
business will be conducted at the same
stand but tho interior OF the room will be
found 10 be greatly improved by new
paper and paint. Mr.. Hardsy Is well
and tavoraoly known TO our readers by
his pas, connection with the Shelton
Hardey Grocery and the S,a.s Bank.
ard he starts into business for himself
with . promising outlook for success.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

The license people are working.
Their latest Idea TO secure support is
TIE circulation OF cards to be signed
by those who will pledge themselves
10 support ticket whose platform Is
one $1,000 saloon each side of the
track. with n promise OF obedience
10 law. etc. Rocky Ford can't be
caught with that kind OF chan. The
saloon In natural law breaker and
always refuses to be controlled. Fur
1h.rmor.. the council which would
grant a $1,000 license would look upon
th. saloon nS a public bcn-faetor. con-
trIbuiing largely to tn. city treasury.
and must therefore be allowed all de-
sired latitude to accumulate the $1,000.
No. Rocky Fords opposition to the sa-
loon canno, b. be put TO sleep by a
81 900 bFihe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Mr. s,uyvesant ftsh. another rail-.
Na, president. is very much out OF
sort. over the proposed railway leeis-
tation. lie says u would be q very
tifneuit proposition for any commits
s,on to nH rates. Undoubtedly. But
the people have about decided that In
ssmurh as the railways will not maxi.
the rates equitable themselves the
government must do it---Cosorado
Rprirs. Telegraph
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
~ ltea . lA..ssass LIs,se.

carkis. esekie. f1ymossh Reeka
re hin have The wagon box.
~ The snoAehoose. a the barn.
Take 'esn-ve don't care . darn
caek,e here and saekie there.
Lay yuuf eeHs Just anyvherv:
Every time ypu lay an eeH
Down the moftease epee a Peg.
csckie. eackie. alt the day.
Who hin and a better vay
ref To eit ahead again
Than to cultivate the henr
-ts1chaae,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Tho creamery meetings held In vari-
Gus places In the country are well at.
tended ani much in'er-s; shown. The
indications. arc that the proposed co.
operative rotrrany ~iii be formed.
The eonsumatlon Of 'hi. enterprise
will be of the highest eaiu- To the
Rocky Ford country and everybody
should boost for u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
Another Important Business Change

For some time the steady growth Of
the undertaking department OF the
Dawley-Wilson business has suggested
to Mr.. Sprinkler that it was becoming Of
such extent as to justify his devoting his
entire time to mortuary work. The con-
slant calls on Undertaken Sprinkler from
a wide scope Of country indicates his
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Fort Collin. and Rocky Ford ressm.
bie In tina, both arc prosperous under
n No License policy. At recent
meeting Of the Fort Collins city coun-
ell the finance committee reported .
surplus In svsry fund. There was =
s-nci, Of 1900 a year ago. All ,his
financial n-oEr-s. without dollar of
raioon money. !, rays to do right.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
nsesx In Q New Penn.

Harry Todd is q sort Of Yankee fos
Inventions Ills latest is putting ef.
tfscsed honey on the market In pound
packages. wrapped In paper. same as
butter. After a few months extracted
honey candles hard enough TO cut into
blocks. and Nr. Todd has taken ad.
vantage Of this characteristic to offer
an old. reliable food product in a most
convenient package.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

standing in his business and has given
him good reasons for the belief that an
exclusive undertaking sstablishnssnt
would meet q popular demand. For the
prsssn. the business will b conducted
upstairs in the Godding block but Mr..
Sprinkler hopes soon TO have first class
,avlor. chapel. etc. on the ground floor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

To say that !, was a roaring success
only family describes The presentation Of
"A Night OF at the Grand Monday
night. All taking part did most eteditably
and we regret that space prevents de-
tailed mention Of special eseelleneies.
There we're some elinaSes which broush;
down the house in way seldom eauall-
ed. II La Junia wants 10 enjoy a iolly
evening ,he Rocky Ford transformers
should be invited TO give "A Night Of.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

n ,ou have no stock take some
creamery stock and help q good cause.
Tn. Rocky Ford country has the rvpu-
sation Of doing thines and the suecess
Of IN. creamery movement should be
another esiasnes Of this enterpstsins
spirit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
e.., cvevmb.r Seed in lh. M,r,....

as pounds TER acre on acre r-'d
was Chester JUhnson's Yield Of ~. -~~-
,rq Early white Spine Cuc1--- 'zs
seed. Tsest strain for pickles ans 49,
" Cucuubers for market. Sansi ~ ''s'-
variety for sale at Mr.. iohnSon's raush
or at the Rocky Ford Hardware Co.
Price Is cents rer ID.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Our bee keepers are Of the opinion that
the legislature will make big mistake II
laws are passed compelling tho destrue-
ton Of sweet clover. i, is valuable as
food for bees and no. troublesome plan.
to eradicate when necessary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

As soon as the spring election is over
let's all 60 TO work for a trolley line 70
Holbrook. It's construction cannot prob
ably be hoped for this year but |. can be
made TO 90 early in 1905.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

The prospect is good for large immi-
grafton Of Russians for labor in the beet
fields-a welcome fact TO beet growers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

The okIahomans ought to feel cor--
plirnentei on the fact that congress
singled them out as a community cara
BILE Of enforcing a prohibition statute
even among the indian nations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
DR.. Green's lecture Friday.
March 3rd.
Teachers Assoeiatioa at Swiak.

The East otsro Teachers Association
will NEE; al Swink school house Sssur-
day. March 9Th a. l:So p. m An inssr-
ss.ing program has bssn planned and At
the evening session the subres Of con-
sol,ds;ion and transportation will b dis
eusssd. Directors and patrons - well
as teachers arc cordially invited. En-
tarsainmen, will be furnished.
Mrs.. Casris e. Money. Co. SupS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
Start isht-Barsll'sBsss SEEDS
Grow . good Garden. Busrsil.

HORSES FOR SALE. 20 good teams
weighing from 1000 10 i.$oo. Tine
gwen 70 responsible parties. Enquire a.
". E. Fsnsoa d Cos drug store. Rocky
Ford. Colorado. 42d
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

GOOD APPLES cheap. Cone afss
them. Faifvie~ Fruit Farm.
J. X. Crowley. Prop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
To the Republican majority in the leg

TO Inc KdpubHcdh mdprIty IN the IeR-
islature: In the contest for governor bs
honest. Give the office TO the man who
received majority Of the honest vote.
II in doubt as To the vote in certain dis
triets try to ascertain the probabilities BY
analysis and comparison with the balanes
Of the state regarding which there Is no
suspicion Of fraud. Honestly try to give
the Office TO the right man. Don't stsal.
It is neither honest nor good political pol
icy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

We congratulate the Tribune on Its
correct stand on the license question
and welcome u as an ally Of the Enter.
prize. which In the past has been all
alone In this night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

A Michigan beet grower rvSommeoa,
s,lotne beet tops and pulp In alternate
Leads. Cattle viii ieass grain TO esl
this "sauer kfaui.- An estimate Of %
Er acre is placed upon the feed Saiss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

See oovetsau's ad. for prices on Ffssl
Meats. Sal, Meats and lard.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
Congressional Garden Seed. and ms.;

a congressman recently received the
following letter In Acknowledgement of
the receipt Of lot OF seeds. (which
congressman continue TO saut 70.
saryiiess OF the veii.knovn fact tina,
such a distribution 4. a useless waste
of the public u,onry)s
7 enjoyed that last package OF gar.
len and flower seeds you sent mo verv
much. wieh you would send nc
some more garden seeds ami sem r
few flower seeds 10 my wife. IT,.
nisase do not send her any r----s
seeds n you did she nigh, c7' 't.a-,
and try to sing. and Col knows have
trouble enough now
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Young and old hsha pleasant time ss
.hs l. U. q. A. social Friday evening Al
tAFAyss,s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

FRESH BREAD. 6 ioaves for rs cents
X al Tsihslm's Bakery and Grocery.
$40
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
Everybody Beose Per rhs cssss
ro The Ex,itor Of the EptsSpsssp:

To the Editor Of the Eassfpssse:
Ths new ersamsry viIl opsa fes bosi-
ness On March Is. u The rssa q he farm
srs that ~s shall sss shalt Do - well -
those We saw ,hss wssk. We now have
$50 worth Of Stock. suesenbsd.
School house meetings are bsine held ss-
planning wha, the new company proposes
10 do.
Give your name TO J. W. tonsaers. W.
q. Ebbsrs, l. ". Babeoek. J. r. wyekod.
r. W. Stsa,,on. W. T. Bosarsh OF W. J.
Brown who are the orsanisasioa Com
mi,,ss and subscribe as much as you can
I, is a paying proposition ss vel a. .
worthy one.
In his issu. Of the Enterprise srs ss-
ufss complied by Mr.. Babeoeh showing
~ha, a $4,000 company can earn.
A large reliable firm in Pueblo will 50
into a years eoa,rae, with the new COM
pany a, profitable prices for all The butter
,hey will send them. Nov LET us all chip
IA together and make this thing SO.
I, will pay 10 the farmers from S4o.-
600 10 sec. 900 annually besides irnprov-
ing Their farms.
Rsndel a prcb,e.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
Train load Of Corn for sale b,
Nil and Elevator Co. Get oul
prices.

Secure Travel Aeesde q; Foley m IN
Unted States Casually Company before
taking the train for The world's Fair or
elsewhere. Foley for $1,000 at cost Of
81 arnuaIIy.-Hrs. Mary J. Andersen.
agent. llu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

FOR SALE cailn. High tins sa1
o.afe Land. No agent Woven wire
fencing from 10 inch 70 90 inch ia hiGhth.
One mile west and one mile south Of
Rocky Ford. Rural No. 3.
SB-Si J. n. Shausis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
q. Had seen Il Tried.
CYonkers statesman)

(NOnkcTs stafesFIaTsT
-Did you ever try any Of our whisky
3uaee7- asked the dealer.
NO. replied the judge, but i tried
n man today who had
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

And now the knights Of Pysh,as
nave taken action excluding salooA.
keepers nom their ofGsnisaSioa. Ara
ret we have Q few people In Rschy
tosd Who want to sive legal respect.
ability To the saloon business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

GIRL WANTED Tor general house.
~ofS By Mrs n. I. Maxwell. sos N. 9Th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

wANTED-By an elderly lady a po-
sition as housekeeper. Address Foy.
care Geo. Egbert- so-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

FARMERS wanting the bes. Of
Harness will End an esua large stock at
The Rocky Ferd Trading Co. from which
10 select Specially low prices will be
given for The rest so DAYS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Box Swings row has store conducted
by Ut. Hester. blacksmith shop and
Is now M y,nS for new road TO Sugar
CITY and pos. Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Among he matter crowded out This
week is ar interesting letter from J. n.
Burr, now in the south.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

FOR SALE. or for Rsn, 20 acres o!
land i-2 miles west. q. c. HaSksy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

FOR SALE oos Heavy Team: Bsss
wagon and farming imp,smsatA First
Heoss west es wssssr Fed Yafda
9o-l0-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

FOR sALs-se stands Of Becs 80.
all kinds Of bee supplies. !. y Easter.
& miles south Of Rocky Ford "a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
INTERESTING CREAM
cry FIGURES.
How . Farmers co-Operative Cream
cry Of $4,000 Capital Can Make
.. Money,

%, Money.
Receipts
800 gal. of milk per day testing
per cent make 1882 lbs.
butter fat. 1892 lbs. of but
ter fat make ii9 lbs. of but
ter. us lbs. of butter for 80
days equals 3.570 lbs. that
sells for soc now. total.... s 1071
Cost and expenses Of Creamery
receiving 800 gal. per cent
milk per day
Butter maker and helper. 800
Coal ,......... IS
WateF
Butter boxes ............. 10
SAT-
Butter color ..........-..
OIL. waste. etc. ...........
Butter wrappers and paper
Incidentals ........... 10
Total expenses .S17S
1899 lbs. butter fat per
day for 80 days which
the farmer receives CSC
per lb. ....Sst 800
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
For Aat

Registers, Norman stallion.
J. y GAcGEn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Fs Senator woleot died at Monte
Carlo. France. on Wednesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

J.w. Rice ard W. c. seanla-+ 49,
dissolved their real estate psrt----t'-
Mr. Rice continuing the business. See HI.
card IN This issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

How many packets would .
pound Of Alaska Peas make?
! cents per pound. Buneil.
IN THE SEED TRADE IS YEARS
This store has sold choice
garden seeds for nsshyIs years.
Our stock Is - pure cad strong
a. can bs bought. The Rocky
Ford Hardware Co. opposite Post
Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
Something Good.

Silver Brook Anthracite Cosl a. sioy5o
per ton. 5ot @. r.. Daring.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Put out Onion Sets now. Sc
TO 10 c per quart. Burell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

J. u oAcoER.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

roR SALTS acres Catiin land.
Z room fratne house with basement. 6
miles south Of Rocky Ford. ~. !.
Faster. 20
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Read oovrsau's I'd. Il OH pay yos.