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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
FAVORITES ARE WINNERa
In Three Of Four Races at Woonsocke,
Horse Turns SomersauIt.

Woonsocket, r. L.. Oct. 25.-Favor-
ties won three of the four races at
the Woonsocket track, today. Alberta,
in the 2.13 trot being the only ore to
lose her race.
Jennie Scott won this race in four
heats, every che of which was hotiy
contested.
In scoring for the second heat of
the I'll pace. May Wonder reared and
turned complete somersault. throw
ing Driver Boudoin. but neithe" horse
nor driver was injured. The sum-
mary:
30 TROTTING-PURSE sSOO-G heats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
1t is tonic and body builder.

Mothers with young children require
nourlshmcnt such as Father Johns
Medicine contains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
4 RUSSIA
CONTINUED from Page One.)

chisc. In this connection the count
spoke of the power welded by capital
in America where universal suffrage
existed.
lie thought it possible to meet the
demands for an S-hour day, especially
for outdoor workers and warmly fav-
orcd the general measures advocated
with the view Of improving the cOndi-
ton Of the workingmen, especially in
the way of schools. hospitals, etc.
All the cotton mills and other factor
les on the banks of the Neva struck,
this afternoon.
Tie street cars in several districts
have stopped but only in the Nerva dis
trict. where the toughest working ele-
rent congregatcs, is the situation con-
sidercd to be alarming.
An encounter took place, this even
ing, between strikers and engine driv-
crs who We're preparing to take out
trains. Revolver shots were exchanged
and a number of persons were killed OF
wounded.
IRE German Red Cross which has ar
rived here from the front is unable to
leave St. Petersburg.
Tcains in the Baltic picNinces are not
running and the situation is reported
very lad at Riga AMI Libau.
The IsilroaG stations here are guard
ed by Police and troops, the soldiers i'll
barracks arc kept under arms and
squads Of Coss"cks are in evidence in
the streets which are filled with idle
men.
In addition to the strike oc the work
men of the Obukhoff, Putiioff, Ncvski
Aiexandrovski and Kelpinc works, all
the employees of the factories on the
SChlusselburg Chaussee walked out. to-
day, in sympathy with the railroad
strikers.
bloody conflicts have occurred al
EkaterinoSlaV.
The price of food is increasing. Meat
in the markets IS one-third higher than
yesterday. The people are becoming
alarmed.
The post Office refuses to accept reg
istored letters, parcels or money foi
transmission abroad.
The radical papers are in open sym
pdthy with the strikers.
The NaShue ShSn has been cOnfis-
Gated. The Slovo, Liberal, condemns
the strike as a colossal blunder.
Hitherto" the paper says, "the
struggle has been against the bureau
cracy. The present movement Injuries
the whole nation. impoverishing the
beople and driving then to excuses tC
get food.
1T will play into the hands Of tho
rcactiunarics as it will arouse against
the strikers everybody in need of bread
whether cabdriver or peasant
Hospital trains having on board zoo
sick and wounded soldiers from Man
chul'ia are held w near Moscow. The
condition of the men is said to be pit
liable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
Special csc. Lunch Today.

The following lunch served touaS
from II a. M. to p. m. at the Palace
Grill on Bethel street for Zoe;
Cream asparagus soup; baked muiiet
Spanish: fresh raw oysters in nan
shell; turkey fricassee; roast lamp anu
mint sauce; cold roast beef; polied
ham: stewed tomatoes; potatoes polieu
or fried; potato salad; custard puo-
ding
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

r. & G. summer corsets soc at Sachs's
corset sale.
Sale of silk shirt waist suits, this
morning at Whitney & Marsh's.
A ladies' bicycle is offered for sale at
a bargain. Can be seen at ZIG Vineyard
street.
a woman desires position in house
hold or office. See classified adver
tisements.
Bo Lung, dealers in dry goods, on
King street, have sold out to Kwong
Chan & Co.
For the greatest convenience and
comfort: for the least annoyance and
trouble. use incandescent electric light.
Ladies will find new spring shirt
waist hats at Miss Powers Millinery
ParIors, Boston Building, Fort street.
w. w. Chamberlain has 80 acres of
choice land IL Kalihi valley for rent
Particulars can be had at 206 judd
street.
A lot of dry goods. notions, ETC., will
be sold at Fisher, Ables Co.'S Satur-
day sale at che salesrooms on Fort
street.
s2.25 r. & G. corsets for $1.65 at
Sachs's corset sale.
The annual meeting of the Pepeekeo
Sugar Co, will be held at the office Of
c. Brewer & Co, Ltd, on March g.
at o'clock a. m.
The Globe Clothing Company on
Hotel street ask you to watch out for
the announcement that is to appear in
next Sundays paper.
Send a few Hawaiian stamps to that
boy friend of yours. Great variety at
the Island Curio Store, 'Steiner's," 916
Fort street, M.,Inerny Block
Hawaiian Trust Co. furnish fire.
proof safe deposit boxes in their vaults
at from So per year upward Payable
monthly at soc a month or quarterly
In addition to the staple cotton rem
nants, B. Z. Ehlers & Co. will place on
sale Wednesday, March 1st, a nice lot
of lace, ribbon and embroidery remu-
nants.
A fine Holstein cow and good mixer.
.at that. will be sold at public auction
tomorrow at Jas. F. Morgan's auction
rooms, on Kaahumanu street, at 10
o'clock.
There will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the Pioneer Mill Co,
Ltd. on March 18th inst. at 10 o'clock
a m. in the office of the agents, Fl.
Hackfeld & Co.
s1.OO quality, Ferris good sense waists
for 75c at Sachs's sale.
If YOU are a smoker you have an OPP
portunity to get cigars at your own
price today at the auction sale by
Fisher, Ables Co, Ltd, to be held at
the Custom House.
Jas. F. Morgan viii sell next Satur-
dav and the following Saturday some
choice real estate under foreclosure OF
mortgage. For particulars, location.
etc. see his advertisement on paSe
of this issue.
A choice assortment of miscellaneous
furniture. amongst which is an OAK
bookcase and secretary, will be solo
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, at auction py
Jas. Morgan, at his salesrooms on
Kaahumanu street. Goods now on eX-
If YOU are interested in kodaks come
and snap some of the new ones now
in stock. Kodakery is only photo-
sraphv made easy. We nave thsIli
new from $500 upward; Brownies 81
and 81 Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
Fort street,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
BAND CONCERT At
THE YOUNG HOTEL

The Hawaiian Government Band will
give a public concert on the roof gar
den of the Alexander Young Hotel
commencing at 1880 p. m. Following
is the program:
PART /.
March: The Gladiator . Sousa
Overture: Light Cavalry 49,. .Suppe
IntermeZzo: Javalleria Rusticana
1890. 49, ........ .Mascagnf
Selection: The Serenade Herbert
PART II.
Selection: Runaway Girl Monckton
Intermezzo: The Gondolier " Powell
The Old Favorite Melodies .....
-. ....- ...-..- arr by Berger
Selection: Clorindy ... Mackie
The Sta Spangled Banner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
Cleaners Meet Today

The Cleaners win meet at three
this afternoon at the home OF MIS-
Theo. Richards. 902 Kinau street MIS-
lydia Coan viii speak. Life members
are invited to be present. As the lawn
partv win not be held this year spe-
eial collection for the society s aPpro-
priations will be taken at this meet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
Not q Candidate.

Referring to an article in an even
ing paper naming him as Possloie
successor to Judge Gear, L. a. Mott-
Smith said last night: q am not a
candidate for the place and never nave
been. | viii not sanction the use OF
my name because OF business reia-
tions.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
SPECIAL SALE OF
R, & G. COrsets
AND
Ferris Good
Sense Waists
Reninnina MnndaY MArninU Feb Fl
Beginning Monday, Morning Feb. 27

We decided at our annual stock
taking to discontinue several numbers
from our regular line and have cut
the prices so extremely low as to close
them out at once.
The stock is all in perfect condition
and new, while the r. &c G. Corset
and Ferris Good Sense Waist are so
well and favorahly known TO women
as to need no comment on their sterl-
ing qualities.
Here are a few Of the exceptional
bargains:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01

The Hoola and Hooulu Socle'!
hold a regular meeting TINS MOI INNS
10 o'clock at the Maternity HOME
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01

The Ventura arrives this morning
from San Francisco with eight days
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS
LADIES, SHOES
LADIES' SHOES.

Black Kid Button Shoes 7, slaughtered
Tan Lace Kid Shoes, sizes slaughtered IS cts
Black Button Shoes, sizes 7, slaughtered 81 90
Tan Button Shoes sizes slaughtered $Ioo
Grey Cloth Oxford Shoes sizes slaughtered
White Canvas Oxford Shoes sizes slaughtered
Black Lace Kid Tip Oxords, sizes slaughtered at
Black Lace Kid Top Oxfords, sizes slaughtered S25
Tan Lace Oxfords sizes slaughtered o5 cts
Black Lace Kid Oxfords slaughtered ST
Brown Lace Kid Oxfords sizes slaughtered ST
Black Kid Slippers sizes I2 slaughtered o
Tan Kid Slippers, slaughtered 81
White Pink and Blue Kid Slippers sizes slaughtered
MISSES SHOES
an Lace Shoes, sizes II to 2, slaughtered IS cts
Black Kid Patent Tip sizes slaughtered cts
Black Kid Button Shoes Is slaughtered
CHILDRENS SHOES.
Tan Lace Shoes slaughtered
Black Button Shoes slaughtered
Black Lace Shoes slaughtered
Black Button Shoes r. slaughtered IS
Tan Button Shoes slaughtered
INFANTS SHOES.
Red Button Shoes sizes slaughtered cts
Tan Lace Shoes, sizes slaughtered
Black Button Shoes 8, slaughtered cts
EVERY PAIR MARKED IN PLAIN FICuRESl
These Prices for Spot Cash Only!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
NOTICE.

Don't drug yourself with poisons for
headache and tired feeling when a
pleasant draught of "Our Celebrated
Bromo Pop" will do the trick.
Our Chocolate Creams, Cal. Lemon
Sde, Root Beer, Orange Cider and all
kinds OF aerated drinks are the best
On the market.
ARCTIC SODA WORKS.
177 Miller ST. Honolulu. H. II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
tn ce.iss Nasse.a, ssea.p..st 10
Loo1 a Oehaea.

The National Eneampmsnt Of the q. A
r. At Denver. Sept. +th. promises 70 b
largest ever held Ia hs Uoissd Statss
Gen. Geo. W. Cook. chairman Of the az
seusivs Committee. rsesatiy attended |,
meeting Of General Passenger Agents Of
10 Of The leading railroads Of The country
held at Chicago for the purpose Of eoosjd.
srina the matter Of transportation. and /.
VAS there ss:im itsi that the Attendance
would b from l26.ooo to l76.oo0,
Ample recommendation have besn pro.
vidsd Tor all who will come. ,neIud,ne sll
visitors. u b earnestly hopsd that sli
Co'odsdo Comrades who can possibiv
come will b 10 Denver during tne 81,
a. Il will b. one Of the crand-
sst asssmblasss Of the old veterans eve,
held IN this country.
Arrangements have bssn made with
svery hotsl In Denver whereby L Il suar-
.ntssd to the executive Commitsee that
here shall b no advances on the regular
atss during the sneampmsnt.
RoBT. q. DILL
Chm. Prsss Com
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
Better Follow In Rocky Ford's Foot.
steps.

Stopo.
Whiskey 10 . great trouble-maker in
every way. Communities which make Il
an outlaw are free from many Of tie
vsxatious problems which como up when
the control and regulation Of It's sale Il
attempted. Ia Junta's city council is
now "!ssssling" with the question Of an
equitable method Of liesnsing tho sale Of
the stun which Is steadily sending men TO
The gsllows altar the fashion Of the
Youngblood murderer. Saloon men who
pay 81. .ooo q year for the privilege objeet
70 The drug stores competing with thsm
and paying no license. In commenting
on the situations the La Junta Tribune
very foseibly says:
The plsa Of the drug stores that they
have eesseDsrs whom they must protset
u rot. pure and simple. A man who Is
AFRAID 70 60 Ia the front door Of saloon
and take . drink whom he wants one
ought not 70 drink. He ought TO climb on
The uppsrmost pinnacle Of the water wa
eoa and stay usss indefinitely. He would
b. bsttsr on u he financially, moral
". physically. and every other way. and
thsrss no guess work about these few
remarks. systhsr."
Brother Mason's statement Of the al
ways dsmorAizing effects Of saloon pat
Ionags b true beyond all controversy.
hen why will the city allow itself 70 bo
'siosd BY $1,000 Of badly tainted money
Q become partner In the crime which
Lways results from the saloons pres
nee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23

e; B: RoJs has our thanks for a eopv
o. tns Cantfi'- MI Stsrling tiowa) Lssdey
which vas last week printed under spec-
ial difficulties. Heavy rains having
washed out 70 many bridsss the off;es
was unable 70 get its usual supply AZ
auxiliary sheets from the city and M.
having supply Of the right siss Of pansr
On hand was eompsllsd to print one i.sus
on wall paper. This h Duplicating ~
expsrisnes Of the vicksburR psosrs mat
before its capture during the civil war.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
A remarkable picture worth
MANY DOLLARS.
can Be oblsinetl
For a Few Cents
The Three nost Besstisss Roses,
BY Pssi - Losgprs

~ he urHsnt solicitation Of he wom-
ans Home Companion. Mr.. Paul Dc Long,
pre-. Who b ths greatest painiss Of flowers
10 the world. eoassotsd 70 make 4 paint
ing Of what he considered Tho Three
Most Beautiful Roses" and the painting
b without doubt one Of the masterpieces
Of this great artist This magniHeen, pic
turs b rspsoduesdin al ,is original rrand-
eur on the cover Of The WomAn's Home
Companion for June. Although this soyer
70 IN accurate reproduction Of painting
worth hundreds Of dollars. yet the June
number. which has this exquisite cover.
may b obtained at any first class news-
stand or direct from tho publishers for
trivial sum Of only ten csnts.
MI. Paul Dc Loagpss 10 justly styled tie
King OF Flower Painters" He not only
paints roses. but every flower tha, grows
and 10 the highest authority on fowsrs.
His paintings are found in the mos, select
$500.
Artists. art critics and eomps.sn. jud.
7ss all agree that the covers of tho Wo.
mans Home Companies far excel those
u any ether magazine.
The Woman's Home Companion n n
nagaSne which h beauty and exeollsnes.
Vt stories. Illustrations and fashions.
te. sxesls all ether hons and family
The Woman's Hcms Com,
'enion b publishsd BY The crowsll PUB
shing Company. New York City, also.
;hieago. ILL.,, At $1.oo aysar. and is The
Avor'ts magazine In nearly half q million
oms:. whsrs It . read each and every
sue BY three million people.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23

'SopSrisht: 1908: BY Chicaro Tribun.
Company
q. Mr.. Luther Burbank. YOU'RE . win.
ard. 20 they say;
We reaa about your greatness almost
we understand that you can t.h. .
turnip or . beet
""d etau u 10 nm apple. which In ouIts
= wondrous feat. S''
but how about Strawberries Can ~,,,
get US up 4 sort '-
"n'cn VIII be rcd and lusclous-and .
quart will be . quart?
s"oo nave to do some Rraftins. but no
tnsk your cunning mocks-
"se you are acquainted with tho
~ s!aft that's In the bog:
'"e "o.som's In the middle: you can
~ maybe mako u drop.
VI get Us up new one with the A,,s.
tom ON tho tor.
VI AZ tnc side. or somewhere, 10 the
~. measure won't b short
We "nns 20 ssc strawberries whers 4
quart Will be . quart.
?. Mr.. Wizard Burbank. you can tai.
. walnut tree
Nha make u bear bananas or proauce
Young Hyson tea:
"u can hlcnde the simple mtikweed
rh., III, H the icsplant In . way
the picking. every day.
70 take up this aimple prohl>,,, ~.
burbank. we exhors.
'"a provide a now strawberry, whore
~ quart win be a quart.
'e Hnow you've worked your magic
1. on the little garden beds
'"ss ~ sfow tomatoes which are
standing on their heads:
no onions-ln the sunshine novp M
more the toiicr deivcs.
or you have hxcd the ae,lons with
the ssrcnsth 10 hoe thcmsctv~s.
y" ~. Wizard Burbank. can yot
give us any hope
{ purchasing this summer. on.-,,,. q
one. sood cantaioupcS q
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
The Doctors Meet Il L. Jssta

TIE Doctors Nest q L. Jssta
The otsro County Medical soeietv
ns'd very Interesting msstine a ne
Court House. m La Junts. Tucsdav Of
last week.
The following members were present:
Drs. Finnsy. ksarns. A. L. Stubbs, Jsssie
Stubes. Hall. Donlan. Moore. all Of "a
Junta; Drs. ksarby. Pollock, Shsltoo.
Lawson. Sieman. Of Rocky Ford:and
Moody Of Fowler.
Applications for membership wsye re-
esivsd from prA G. N. Brady and q. &.
Moody. Of Rocky Ford and W. w, Reed
Of Ia Junta:
vi;i.e.s present: Drs Brady and Moody.
Rocky Ford.
The pepsrs presented were: cooune-
tivitis- DIR. e. N. Marbourg. Pueblo.
Preventative Medicine and Surgery -
Dr.. r. W. Corwin. Pueblo.
The pspsrs were briefly discussed bv
D1s. Finnsy and Haskins.
The Soeisty extended to Dvs. corwin
md Marbourg vote Of thanks for THAR
tindnsss In attsnding the meeting and
tssm on the papsrs read.
Society adjourned 70 meet at Ia Junts.
n September.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
Dr. hern Hopeful Tor tho Future Of
Jaoiseo. Southern Mexico.

Some days since the Entsrpriss .d-
dressed letter 70 Dr. c. Horn, form.r.
~ OF Rocky Ford. now Of Garden City.
who was one OF the Jaliseo investors and
exeursionists. We desired to know bis
views Of the future Of the proposed city in
which large number Of our eitizsns are
interested. We give his answer below:
my whole estimats Of the JaIiseo
proposition may b summed I'D a. fol-
lows: The place 10 hns for city and The
land about the city portion h nearly level
and .pparently heh. Railroad and ship.
png facilities. according 10 the intsntjoos
Of The government and railroad promotsn
and builders. Ia The near future shouA =.
exeellsat east. west north and soush. b.
land and ssa- To all Appearances H.
hseithfulnsss 10 remarkable. The one
NEED there now. the presence. push and
business discretion Of plenty Of Americans
with some capital. A city can only b.
built BY people. and the postponsmsnt Of
ne exeurs'on. which could not have bseo
Avedsd. and the false statements in the
for time past, caused the
lumbar on the excursion 10 b small.
consequently until more people get there.
wen business lots near the csntss Of the
ny can have but small value eompar-
tvsiy. but with town Of 1000 people
think things and values
souId swing. What the near future Win
eso.ily develop no one can probably tell,
" ne propositions secured BY my fam
N ne dlssSibution are not at present
v sa!s. We will wait little very hope
lily"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23

A prominent citizen in a nsighborine
town In remitting for subscription says:
u appreciate your paper as the best pa
per published In this county. II 10 full Of
well selected news and Is generally on the
right side Of public questions" Thanks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23

Account Lswis and CLARK Centennial
Exposition Portland. Season 1905, the
low rate Of $46 and $6l round trip,
limit 30 days and favorable stop offs
Call at Santa Fs Depot for full particu-
ars regarding informa ton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
owssrs waatsd for Small Bssch..
Of Weeeth.
Owners

VWs Waate1 Tor SnSa11 Ratchoa
Of Waaltb.
City Clerk Mekslvsy In putting his Of
nee stationary and books in rood shsn.
Tor future reference came acroas sor,s
old books Of former clerks In which he
.ouno : rev warrants which have not
Sssn eeIeo. Ihe Oldest Of these svi-
oeness o. The eitys Indebtedness date
BACK % ths time when Dr.. Fsnton was
mayor IN 1899: Here is the list:
WIN. Howell $2.25.
". !. Shornbury 7s cents.
n. Graham Sl.ee.
Ed. Moore -.
F. G. Hsrington $3.50,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
: ThFr sspt. ~ to Is.

The s~ill b held at Pueblo
from 81 1lth. to the 18th. and Il
is bounl most important In its
historx % preparations are now
under hs event will appeal not
alone but to the border states
a. wsy start has bssn made
bv n Id directors Of the asso-
ciat;tS are very much sneoura-
ovsr ets. There 10 no reason
y. COLORADO Stats Fair
si ade<.s principal annual
svs f.1 and this year Il will
orc 10 that distinction.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
possoe1ics Noejce

Until further notice the General psliv-
ersy and Carrier windows Of The Post
Once will b open from 1880 70 li:So
= m on Sundays and Holidays. Lobby
opsn until p m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23

Swell New Workers wants&hs law
amended that = member Of the gildse'
istoeraey may have the privilege Of.
psaring on the streets drunk three s
each year without being ar7sstsd. "a
contrast between the Waldorf fla
dining room and cell In the city ID
too rapid transformation for ths NC
bloods to dnjoy and they want TO IN
muns to arrest for At least three bng
drunks annually.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23

Paul Rose Of South Frankfort
in the Chicago Fruit and Proda
claims 10 have originated the sec
now renowned Rocky Ford &
Wonder 10 NJ. Rose b not tryit
some fake glory By this claim.
ness eantaloups srowsrs vi.
have more evidence before :
Rose q medal for his claim.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
Tbeeo are Others

Wanting 70 get = square en-
10y the shady strests- -Aethe N
southern Colorado. J. W. BE Id
wife. W. A. Hart and wifs n. W.
Pattssson drove up from y Sun.
day and took dinner At the eitan.-
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The editor Of shs Tribuue upon .
time had q pipe dream stsnjoying
the shady streets Of the bsvsHrisso
town In Colorado. and Bsa square
neal Il was during Ytsrmsioa
time and the aiorsaid saui6sl ~will
lingering haunt the grsen< Ia mem.
ory's wasts."-La Junta ..
The editor Of the Tfshoald re-
member that Rocky Formal roou-
la,son 10 about 2.sco. bNwassrmsien
Day Il approximatss o. Hence
there 10 somstimss . lasealty. but
not ofssn. In serving esss with -
elaborate dinners ~ idsd on other
days. But nsxs Won Day. The
En,srpsiss once viii supply Of !
cheese and crAshsths, Brother ,
Mason and other 4 visitors may /
have .somsthing a IRE leaving for Z
home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23

The Rocky Ford Fiss was eight
cen years Of age X. Under the
euidsnes Of The " Brother Bark
10y the EatsrprisS n one Of the best
local nswspapsrj state and 10
clean and Nonssf The Newspaper
men ef the '~tha, ~ Enter
prise and is p hll b feat
urss Of Rocky F9nany years 70
eoms.-Lamar
Thanks. excel word "vsnsr-
able" which soi older than the
editor feels.
W. sekno.. Nefa copy
Of the eomuanesmsht Of The
Eighth Annus Of the Colorado
chausauaua at Boulder. colora-
do. July 4th ost 9Th inclusive.
The anouncs neat little book
Of 80 paasshy sets forth the
many advaj hpsnding = summer
At Boulder ok 10 free for the
asking andl rscomsnd that any
Of our read are contemplating
an outing lts 70 the secretary
Of the CHI association for . copy.
me oil the chautauqua L
Ia most and the attsndsncs
will dout{ I'D any former year.
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-17

ico. The news it gathers during twenty-four hours. from every part of the world, amounts to thirty-five col umns of newspaper of average size. Seven hundred papers use this ser vice. Melville B. Stone, the vice. president and manager of the Associ- ated Press, has written of the organi- zation, aims, and workings of the as sociation; and the story will run through several issues of The Century The April number will tell of it's oper- ations in Europe, and how it's present efficiency was brought about. The present satisfactory conditions abroad were gained only through considerable diplomacy and through MT Stones personal presentation of the matter to the Pope, the President of France, the Emperor of Germany, and the King of Italy.