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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
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i low a amour Di sii uf Ensiish SAM
S or,sS q 81 i ssar,ss.
There me lis ttadi tons respee,irg
the origin of the nam jun dhil,P
the great hclidas dish 8pf sailors. 40
lfeasty on ship board sisS epnsid Tered pr
feet MI hout 3it eotvi Ing Me story
given Sin the history ,of Tie 81 itish
navy, an English brig In the south
Fcihc was; caught ma Series csS iIafs
hurricanes! All on boafyi were xlprs
to reach a port iii time for Chris tisas;f
but the holiday found them stiI on NIL
Navigator island :ofst of stlli slaesl
Ind shipped Jul sen tint carrted awaFl
the hcncoopS containing ii feSs' cliickenal
When the cook saw Tie Glirlstnlas|
dinner floating inSthe lee scuppers and!
In dangerSofs going owe boaryi lie aladsl
q gallant charge down the slippery
sloping deck to reeoy hut ut ;llatI
momenti,a great ave rose high over
the bulwnrks, broke With resisisasEsl
fury on tile very SPOT where ne Stood
and 3whenSit subsidized cook and clnriSj
ems bud both disapp 7 (
This unfortunate ccldent left ths|
crew mot only without q Ghrls tnaH'
dinner, but without my one To prs
pare m ordinary meal rhe sailorn
were heartily sick of s..harti tacls ar6S
remembered With longing tho famous
plumb pudding OF merry Eng land. ,l'hey
determined that somehow they must
have a Christmas $pudd ling und difer
lots as to who should be the cook
The choice fell ION the bohtswaiHa
mate, a brawny5 son % the Emefald
Isle. In the galley he found M ol1
cookbook THIS he solemnly p6rn.l
over In Esearch Of sonnet thing prp1nla4
Ing, but for lack ofs skill or nm erialr
4, found nothing he dared venture upon
Atlast$ he settled upon recipe winch
began, Make ii a stiff dough- rheh
he reached the word dough shessatd Il,
himself, IL r,o.n.g spells nua
dough spells dun.
j y SO he mad the udding, putting Ia
some One Malaga raislns, ana serssi
It out with "a generous quantity Of rich
sauce The ilorsshailed It Wit. de,
Hight and appreciation Whit are
call $it?g they Snsked Plum DUR
said the proud cook. And plum DIM
It has remained from that Iiay gto this.
-Manchestcr Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
[sARlLEI'0!IR .!SALE..
DEscRiPTtot OF III IN oFlsSyviA'Y.
Il N Ian p F.. RE YIN bids; IN n
4 TAYLOR GO uNTY. VI \; III 4.

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=. sltute1' st'e fess = ' tss ana
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as .n 1a - s,s aa.lh ~ .h's see.ion'
pe a' ,invsi mas 'seen renloyeu' ":
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his e". t1.s Ne !4tieu anu ielnoSea
over iana ~ ps'1nelt u aamases'
rteepo.. 's.n = eoai,no. sun ra EARN.
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h NJ Ia
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15

Angus. Flower keeps the children healthy and
So when Mamma needs more they rush o. ID
And show, {, the druggist \ Please give II TO
me +, n u = ~: ,'g.tfsi
Q1nability to get up brisk and fresh In
the morning, lack Of appetite, pallor,
muddy complexion and poor spirits
these all indicate a disordcred stomach
and bad digestion--in adultsand children,
too. They also indicate the urgent need
Of taking Green'sAugust Flower regu,
q1t's a reliable old remedy for all stomach,
troubles, never fails to cure indigestion,
dyspepsia and chronic constipation. aud
Is a natural tonic for body and mind. ~
QTwo sizes, 2sc and 7sc. All druggists
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
ONLY s1.oo ITo. INC ReANT7:oe,WltiN!5
And Return Via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Account Of Deeora.
NJ. ton Day. ID II

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will sell excursion tickets to Nor,
gantown and return Tuesday; May
80; for all regular trains and train
leaving Fairmont at 1850 "a. NJ. ysi
Returning, special trains for Union.
town, Fairmont and intermediate
points will leave Morgantown at
1900 midnight, May 80. Y s5 f5} is s3S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
MS Persistel,na5c.y,,: Tri,.,npl,,

81 wrote YOU, she said, 50 caII mn
get your letters. which yonsdiii. fher
you immediate wrote ma anotler. /,
can't understand 4
4 Thy then 4 had another one iu|
call and get, didn't III he returned. j
Then seeing there was only ONE sysyl
TO get rid ;of HIM she promised 10 mar
ryalim. chicago Post
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
Eic;iiasiiinI,cdAI

Charlie Papa. the Whites have
new nurse. Fhatsis she, suss
French or German b Charlie i doR't
know papa i think she's broken Eng
sllsh, Life i, e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
GOSSIP Of THE STAGE l.: !,
Blanche Bates Is 10 appear pcx;

season in a new play.
Made Leasing is doing we'll In SONG
hits lin London HI! 85s
"The College Widows shortly to
close Its long run, II 4; u ss} 1!
Annie Russell denies that thore
is any truth In the report that. she is
to appear in vaudeville.
Waiter Haleaand his clever wife.
Louise ClosserSwlll make a tour this
summer Of Italy and France.
Il Klrke LIE Shelle, who Is now one
Of the most successful playwrIElts
and managers. was, formerly a news.
paper man in Chicago.
This autumn James O'NeIll will re.
viye Monte Christo.s It seems i'm,
noss,hle Tor hin Il hroalf awa;w, ,ro,,,
the old familiar dram, and Il en ,tf =,
rocrs anncar ins iloathE .for lin q .iyo
It up. n
"a
When tho burleso,e. IN prSs osleris
theory .,yben,1 Wa Wora rort y.oneS ],
Is rea,y far tbc4,road 4 ne sicr,,st 55Wiil
include ncl,,,e Harry Rulper cbn rlosss 4 IN i
Janis Malta IDa,y: AMI Nal, Fvohh ~
st5555 -. Ss@gs !s.S
The costla5 sona ~ s,rhaa ! y Il sr,ns d
ton celebrated fhls ',veais ~ a,as I MI,
sandlb consecutive snerforn !. / = / "a
n. ihnrorf q M oocasian i, e, Z
mt author ira Inlis wa - How I, ~,
/ ,j 5poom :wybicbTwas srsad 3 ~, Y ~
j y taro ma No. nr,n Is l., ! -
gold sonyenir nroa !. !, - - ~
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Thoro 10 { : 49,, !, y, !, . I. \, :
En,l,ah ana - =, ~, ,s' :,
MSeNIcl ala - ~ s ans ,snEs 800 I.
rats H. ss,, 80 !, s !. = - =
mi fv,ctnrions lTha s y, eon..ns
reno,vn H. & l. . a, !, @IyI,Son
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15

Mr.. Frank W.. exclalfned Aiias'
Gusher, FOUR secrets are So beantifnIlI
You are surely .the great poet
n That's what, \ replied FRANKLY, wtnl
dlsllked rguments lou cant get upl
a debate with me ON that points
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
3A5Hnrd2PIrobic,n.

/ 33 v Us this Nine. sPofnpo M brent hiesslyJ
inquired d man who had climbed scF.
:eral flights of$ stairslani been aamitteft
into d darkened parlo H III III repIjSds
the stately h persona 10 whom he all
dressed. The famous Isi clairyoyaut aufS
fortune teller? .srhe Al me- apo yo,ts
read the mind n, itli rerfsct ease
5GCan You folr,e t HE ftitnreaS s.TheI
future holds 10 s,nys teriss lint i can.i
hot ,Inra Nj Gan 5yoi, uifoId tlIeI
mat ..The record a mn things ,,astt
ID to me N omen hook .srhen J, aid
The caller feverrisl Mn ta,,ina from &, blsI
y n I, y, IL I'D, III,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
Cut Out Thia Coupon.

The Catholics Of Belgium have de;
cided To present TO abe Pope "a mex
church in Rome. ltwill be hnilt in
the San Lorenao tquar!er, and Design;
ed by the Pope himself 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
Or SELF rs
Pattern Girls Russian Dress sDesigHed Us
artha%D ean-EJng 4R43s s4S5

Once. again it is time TO begin summer,
SEWING. for the children, With the mother;
Who has;s e4erals to8sew. for: Is frequently
:nscase oflbeginning early onsneuer finish-y
ling. She must besin, sewing when the
first ltsh, things appear or she will end
;when5evrz ybodys else Is! getting ready for.
;tbe autumn With hen st Is, arcase,ot ''be-
tween r&h5les' or never at all. II this be
tiset caset then she selects simple little pat,
items that 4 are eaS.ly nade I and jeasilyt
:hundere1. Such, a ono Is shown Mn this
Issue. and. while stup,ey In construction.
tits lines hAave a ptculIart$ trimncss and
ssm1rtnesssyhich.ha resan Individual. child
..4sh 4air tiaa dainty; ;hti.sh lis desired the
I TICKS In tia. front masihe cat stitched, as
:may $the hsratid cor faEiag{ down; the side.
Many mothers who .,dglire, scoler on the
4 little dresses. white on colored. Use bands
tof:ttue or.r1nk checked Einghnm for; trim.
: mtpg. II: this Is too mnch color, face the
1baHis with narrow bias pipingsIor vice
sversa. The model hare Sshownisi2ain one
piece land the sleeve Is rotsregulation style.
Either, u ,bateof material :or patent leather
may sbe, wotr. Bingham. madras. plaue.
tcalico or anyNof. the, nicsr weavesiwill de-
Selqpr charmtegly In tberaode .sizcr.
SStreU. 4 to- e years la
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15

For eve-y shark icap,nred in the
afriatlc fshermal are ito receive
buanties ranging from s. TO 5000. ac;
cordlng TO the variety and size Of the
fish,. Il. s..,,ss II, .i55, 4:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15

Or. sophronia Fletcher, the first
woman physician in Boston, Is 50
years old. but is still wonderfully act.
I've " She graduated from Boston Uni
yersitys IA 1854. Her grandfather;
fought in the be Bait tie Of 1 Licking ons
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
The Two Isii,lis.

ssThe great art OF conyersation Is q
tempt otherp eoplssto talk
Yes, but some people need to a.
headed b q Cincinnati TribuHe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15

The West virgtnian respacttr1S
solieits Job printing Of al ki1tz
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15

All Of the latest teleglaph1e ant
local news will be found in the Fsst
vf-ginian. .4 Ii h ID
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15

n Y = ~
what made Niora's Bridesmaid Is
look So glun ri RI M
n 4 Each a Of them had turned down the
groom and nobody else had .nroposed
since. Toledo Blade.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15
uHREo1srNs I roR uaRDERr,lc

Send 10 cents, to this Office, give number
of thisTnatteEn.: No. ,4ss.saud state Size de-
,sired. 1t will chen be sent to you by mall
postpaid Be 'sure TO write plainly and
always, give tai address. Several days
,mist!h a1lowati for. deltresS OF parsnn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-15

thought ,untng energy
eweIyg devotion the requisites the medical extended
treatment all Affections both ranging
from influenza to
cough from address delivered
pEM Medical Societies,
EAssemb Of the State Capitol at Albany 1869
sFORsSALEzBN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13
BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY
THREATENED BY CONGRESS-

The attempt of certain persons more
concerned about the welfare OF the
Philippines than OF the farmers OF the
United States to reduce the hrin on
sugar from those islands. II not TO
remove It altogether. should be re-
sisted with all the power and iniu-
ence that can be brought to bear. says
the Denver Republican.
The sugar beet industry Ii relatively
OF more importance to state like
Colorado than II is to the Philippines.
and soil OF certain parts of this state
are particularly well adapted to the
production of sugar beets. In the ef-
fort to put the agricultural lands OF
this part Of the arid region To the best
use the sugar industry has been de-
veloped. Shall this effort be defeated
In order that the hir-away Fflipinos
may profit by transfer Of the sugar
Industry from the arid West to their
islands?
Every citizen of Colorado who ap-
preciatcs what the injury Of the beet
sugar industry would msan to this
state and Its future should bring what
ever Influence he cHn to bear upon
tarin ON sugar and thereby preserve
the sugar industry for our own peo-
pie.
The Denver chamber OF commerce
IL preparing to fight to the bitter end
for the beet sugar Interest OF Colo
rndo. II intends TO bring all pressure
possible upon tn. congressman To fore
stall the removal of the duty from
Philippine sugar. committee has
been appointed to give this matter i'm
mediate and vigorous attention.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13
CITY COUNCIL D0INGS.

A special meeting Of the council was
held Thursday evening at which $4,000
in sewer bonds were issued to Piper Bros
as per engineers estimate. The mayor
was instructed to sell five $1,000 sewer
bonds to provide funds for sundry ex-
penses. connected with the sewer system.
At the regular session Monday evening
Ordinance No. lo7. relating to the Sewer
System. was read for the first time. and
will be found in full oil another page.
G. w. Swink appeared before the eoun-
Gil in regard to the overflow of the Rocky
Ford ditch in the southeast part Of town
where damage is occasionally done by
the ditch's breaking over the banks. The
company will at once raise the height OF
the banks and the eonneil will provide
waste gates.
C. F. Evans. representing. meeting Of
business men. appeared before the eocn-
Gil to ask an appropriation to aid the Nc
CiurR illustrated lseturss 70 advertise
Rocky Ford in the east An. sppropria-
ten Of 5000 was asked. The matter was
,sisrred to City Attorney Bsall 70 aseer-
tsia Il was within the jurisdietion Of The
couneil 10 make such appropriation. t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

There has been much boodiinS and
corruption In Pueblo city officials.
A grand jury composed Of prominent
citizens found u large number Of in.
dictmcnts. A sensation was created
last week by District Attorney Low
enterin. n noiie on the whole lot. This
action brought down on Judge Low
the wrath OF Pueblo generally. He
has been expelled from the business
Mems association. which has also asked
his disbarment Mt the hands Of the
state bar association. AZ a late hour
Judge Low made written defense.
claiming that these indictments rested
on two fiimry foundations. Tho In
dictments being tho work Of Pucbio's
best business men. The judges plea
IL FAR from satisfactory or fully ex-
planatory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13
Evidence for Stats in Kansas Water
8uit.

january 10 Judge q. A. Richardson.
commissioner OF the United States
supreme court. VIII begin taking t.s-
timony In Denver In the Kansas-coi-
orndo water suit.
viewing the Testimony taken In Pu-
ebio. Canon City. Rocky Ford and La
mar. All Of this testimony In for the
Colorado side and In evidence show
Ing the use OF water from the ArkRn-
naa river has In no way deprecated
the fiow Of the stream. Mr.. Richard-
son says thnt several old settlers who
had seen the stream In Kansas aA far
back as Is3s testified that then II was
a dry stream for several months In the
year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Hon. W. 3. Ebbert. one Of the officers
Of the Farmers Institute. informs US
that program is being considered for
an institute TO be held during February.
These institutes have in past years been
most helpful to the farming and fruit To-
terests and all farmers who possibly can
should plan to attend all sessions. The
exchange Of opinions and methods will
tend to more efficient Management Of
farm and orchard during the coming sea-
season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13
FAT SHEEP SALES.

Sales OF fat sheep were recently made
at Kansas City at the following figures:
Fred Hsines. 500 lambs averaging SO
pounds. s6.z5.
C. n. DeLong, 500 old ewes, S4.55.
G. W. Swink. 246 ewes at $3.50 and
$50 weathers at s5.4o.
C. j. Cover. z2o old ewes, S4.65.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13
THE WAY OF THE LIQUOR
SELLER is VERY COSTLY.

Marshal Baldwin and Police Magistrate
Osborn have boon quite busy this week
enforcing the law against liquor selling.
Tho results Up to date arc as follows:
James MeDaniols. plead guilty. fined
sioo and sent TO Jail in default Of pay
mont
Sam Lee. Chinaman. plead guilty. fined
S 100 which has bocn paid.
p. Roentgcn. plead guilty. fined Sioo
and has secured the fine.
Oscar Shincman. plead guilty. fined
sloo and sent to Jail.
Jas. Barker fined S5for disturbing tho
peace. s25 for carrying gun and Sloo
for selling liquor. In this case an appeal
is talked Of. Mr.. Barker was his own
lawyer before the police eour.
W. E. Curtis not yet tried.
Ed Descent plead not guilty, trial not
ye, held.
Ed Dibblu was tried yesterday and
Judge Osborn has the case under advise
ment until Monday.
The experience Of batch Of violators
over year ago ought to have taught
would.be liquor sellers that Rocky Ford
was a dangerous place to ply this busi-
ness. The man who runs agains.
our prohibitory ordinances docs Sc
with delibarate intent to violate law
which has bedn enacted in accordance
with the wish Of almost two thirds Of our
people. It is law very easy to obey
you've got to go to the trouble Of buying
il before you can sell it-and it will be
uphill work to generate any sympathy
sor those who have been caught.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Dr.J. H. Ketohum, Of Martinsville. Ind,
who has only recently disposed Of his
Rocky Ford real estate, writes as follows:
THE Enterprise is an excellent paper. |,
has been great factor in the develop
ment Of Rocky Ford and the country
round about. May it be yet more pote mt
in the future"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

The Democrats are undertaking the
foolish task OF trying TO make people
believe that Adams was seated by n
Republican Assembly because the leg
isihtors thought he was honestly
elected. This is not the case. MIR.
Adams wnH set up under the law. to
be knocked down Mt the proper time
and In proper legal form.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Ford's Notion Store has line Of best
Six Cord Machine Thread they are selling
At &C per spool. or three spools for 10
cents. Try this thread and u Il 10 not
Just as good a. any siH cord thread you
can buy. bring il back and get your
money back. - =
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Make good start for the new year by
opening an account with the First Nat
ional Bank. They will treat you right and
offer first class accommodations at lowest
rate. 1886
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Throughout the Denver police pre-
cincts. Of which there are about 100.
rcpcatcrs and imprrronntorr operated
In spite OF the challenges OF R-pubii-
can watchers. The Democratic Of
fcinis would isnor, the objections and
accept the ballots. The evidence In
ready. II covers nearly every precinct
below the hill. Witnesses and affi-
dnvitr are on hand. The day of rcek-
onins Is drawing near.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Who will appear at The Grand Jan. i6.
ing arc few Of the many complimentary
notices Mr.. Cooke has received:
GREAT SUCCESS.
Enjoyed from first to last. As pure
and SIMPLE epsertainmsnt. Il was q great
success. A good antidote for multi
grubs.' '"-F. Worth Tex, Register.
MOST pEtiosrpul
His menu was most delightful and
was listened to by an appreeiativs audi
enee. Mr.. Cookies fame Is known and
therefore any eulogium Is unnecessary
Albany Argus.
Many Eneores-
mfr. Cooke shows marked ability.
He rccitcd selections from his own
wFi. ngs only. Eneors after encore
was demanded q. him. His character
sketches were eicvcrly portrayed and
marked by a breezy originality which
placed his work far above the usual
Gu, and dried impersonations." -
Syracuse Standard.
Flashes Of Wit.
Ills program abouuds with vivid
flashes OF wit and sparks of mcrri-
mcn,. There is in him something
OF Riley. something OF Field, nor is
there lacking the kccnncss of Twain,
yet. unlike any of them. he is the
original Cooke, the cordial and genial
poet. entertainer and philosopher
Measured up to Expectations.
Edmund Vance Cooke proved to
be all that had been said Of him in
the western journals and he presented
a literary entertainment which de-
lighted the audience by combination
of pathos and humor. a versatility of
dramatic talent and familiarity with
tatotototoao,aaoaoii aoiiioaoaoaatotatoae f,
the several dialects of our mixeG na-
,ionalitics which made the whole per-
formancc one OF exceptional excel
lenec."-Brooklyn IN. W Standard
Union.
It will pay every farmer near Rocky
Ford to investigate the oreamary propo-
sition.
- - L.. o..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Remember that tomorrow. Saturday.
Jan i4th is Kansas Day. Assemble at
X. p. Hall at 10 a. m. with well-flled
baskets. Dinner at noon. Program to
begin at 2 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Sec our Boys All Wool Swsatsrs for
SOC. worth z6e. Ford's Notion Store.
Wanted TO trade In good horse on Pi-
ano.-T. J. Hill Music Co,
PICKLES and RELlS1ES
SsaufYsr's Meat Market 10 hsadauss-
tars for Sweet or Sour Pickles. and all
kinds Of rslishes.
Ladies 4ee Golf Gloves. clean up sale
price 3Se.-Ramsay & Bysrs.
The Moonshinsr's Daughter Is the at
traction at the Grand for Saturday. ia,
18th"
Leave orders for Piano Tuning at the
T. J. Hill Music Store.
Apples for sale at Mrs. J. G. kans's
ranch ~; miles west Of town at 55e per
box. o5-$
MEMS Soc Gloves. and Mitts. clean up
price 3S cents. at Ramsay & Bysrs.
THE moonshiner's Daughter" sths at
traction a. tho Grand for Saturday. Jan.
lIth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

At the recent annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the First National Bank
the following directors were elected: j.
r. Cunningham. G. n. Harris, H. Best,
T. n. Strat,on. John Van Horn, W. L.
jackson and Chas. Reoker.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13
FISH AND OYSTERS,

Go to Stauffer's Meat Market for al
kinds Of Fish and oysters. They are al
ways fresh and the best the market AZ.
fords.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.
Talhelm's Grocery and Bakery oppo-
site The Grand. Bread. six loaves, Csc.
55-55
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Clean up sale Of many broken lines at
half price at Ramsay = Bysrs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Study piano construction ]. Hill
Music Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

40 per ceat Of on Ill Flannel and Silk
Waists. Outing Flannel Gowns. Clean yp
sale. Ramsay = ByArA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Tho fact that agents Of tho National
Beet Sugar Co.. Of Sugar City arc max
ing short haul contracts with tho Hol-
brook farmers indicates that the Missouri
Pacific is to build branch limo to that
prosperous farming section. The now
contracts s,ipula,e ,ha. the beets are no,
TO be hauled over 2H miles. The Santa
Fo should not allow this large and grow
ing business to go to the Missouri Pacific
when it belongs to the former road. Why
not build an electric road from Rocky
Ford through the Holbrook eountry9
The new board Of county commission
ors. county clerk. assessor. judge and
county superintendent of schools 1ero
.,.,a., ,,,, on3ro Tpaaday
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Sec our Boys All Wool Swsatsrs for
SOC. worth 76e. Fosd's Notion Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

Leave orders for Piano Tuning At the
T. J. Hill Music Store.