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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-21
TRAGIC SCENE At
V|OL|N|ST'S DEATH
Daughter Was Left PennlIeSS
in New Orleans
WANTED TO KILL HERSELF
Saw Her Father Die of Fever and
Watched Over Him for Three
Days Without MoyseI
of Food.
| WANTED TO KILL HERSELF

Chicago.--A special to the Record-Her-
aid from New Orleans says:
A story tragic in it's sadness, and one
that has touched with infinite sorrow the
heart of New Orleans, was brought to
light today in connection with the death
of Prof Pierre Aldal, late leader OF the
French opera of this city.
1t was announced this morning that one
of the well known victims of yellow fever
was Professor Aldal and that he had died
In poverty and was buried by the city.
Little idea did the public have of the
pathetic story that lay beneath that bare
announcement.
Professor AldaI not only died in poverty,
but in absolute want, and his only child,
his daughter beautiful girl of 20, who
nursed him, stood at the bedside of her
dying father for three days and nights
without a morsel of food passing her
lips, literally starving.
And this daughter an hour after her
father had been carried from the house,
was caught as she was about to throw
herself into the river, and resented it
when she was stopped, saying to the
French women who found her on the
river bank:
II have not soul on earth, and have
not a cent, and am in a strange city. 1
cannot beg, and l must die. 1 have no
home; | must leave the place in which
i've; my father owes rent, and all have
left is his violin. will not sell that, and
/ must die"
She was taken to a convent for safe
keeping and as soon as the fund which
the people of New Orleans are raising
for her is completed she will be sent back
to her home In France.
Since the close of the French opera
Aldal has been making good living Civ
ing violin lessons. So prosperous was he
that he decided to bring his daughter from
the convent In France in which She had
been raised to keep house for him. He
furnished pretty cottage in the French
part of the city and the girl arrived
here.
Then came the yellow fever scare and
Professor Aldals pupils began to desert
him. They became poorer and poorer as
the weeks went by. But father and
daughter kept up their courage and hoped
| for better times.
| Then a week ago the father was strick-
en- with yellow fever, just at the time
| that he had run out of money. The
daughter knew no one and was too proud
| to tell the doctor of their condition. The
physician visited the father daily, and
| since the cottage was well furnished he
| had no idea that she daughter was hum
CRY.
| Last night neighbors across the street
| looked through the window and saw the
| girl lying across the bed of her father,
They did not know that he was dead and
| that she had tainted from grief and
| hunger They learned the truth this
| morning, and after the body mad been
! carried from the house they found the
| daughter. short time later she disap-
peared and was followed to the river
| bank.
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May Meet in Chattanooga.

Huntsville, August 20.--(SpeciaL)-A
conference of southern business men will
probably be called to meet In Chatta-
nooga during the month of October to
consider the question or immigration
from the southern standpoint and to
memorialize Congress to place restric-
tons on the admission of immigrants to
the United States. Charles p Lane, pres
ident or the Alabam Commercial and In
dustrial association, has ben asked to
issue a call for the conference to be held
IN some southern city and so far Chat
tanooga has made the strongest bid for
the meeting.
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TO BUILD WAREHOUSE.
Cotton Planters of Madison About tc
Have Dreams Realized.

Huntsville. August 20.-(Special. 1.-THE
cotton planters of Madison county are
about to see the realization of their
dreams of having a large and modernly
equipped cotton warehouse realized. A
few weeks ago the planters set about tc
secure subscriptions to $4,000 of stock
in a corporation to build and operate the
warehouse and so far stock amounting 70
$50 has been taken. The shareholders
will hold meeting next week to in
corporate and elect directors and provide
Tor getting plans for a warehouse of the
latest type. .sfi ~
The shareholders have taken an option
on a conveniently located piece of ground
in the city limits and both railroads VIII
have tracks to the building. Work of
will begin at an early date.
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21O First National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
S525o-Choice new house Norwood.
S2O50-60x190; Norwood corner lot
S750O-A large North oath street home;
corner, 100x190.
S9000--Elegant 18th avenue home.
S2650-North 21st street MODERN broom cot
tage.
s45OO-Nice place; 23d street. near 18th ave.
s2S50-A bargain; North 18th street cot
tage.
S900-Fountain Heights lot, S0x140.
SS50-Fountain Heights corner, 55x1S0.
$2000-choice Fountain Heights lot 119x15O.
$6500-Excellent North 18TH street home
$s500-Improved Alley corner; 18th street,
Sd and 4th avenues.
$40 000-50x100; Sd avenue corner
$75OO-Frst avenue; 2-story brick.
$3500-6-room cottage; block Five Points.
SS75e-7-room 2-story. South Highlands res
idence
$475O-7-room residence; 6ox24O; ], near 18th.
$375O-Lovely South 18th street 2-story
residence.
S525O-Elegant home; South Ensley car;
large lot.
$780, rooms: Woodlawn home; 100-ft. lot
MCCONNELL d CARTWRIGHT.
Phones &c. go North Nst st.
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THE MORNINGS GOSSIP.

Henry. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Jones, celebrated his fifteenth
birthday Saturday afternoon at the resi-
dence of his parents. An informal party
was enjoyed by a number of his friends.
Bradley Brown, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles g. Brown is at home after sew
eral weeks at st. Vincent's hospital, where
he underwent an operation for appendi-
citis. He is nearly well and will soon
be able to be out.
Eugene Flies has returned from trip
to the east.
]. r. Grim left Saturday for points in
the north and east.
Mr.. j. c. Richardson is the guest of
his uncle, Judge Richardson of Hunts
Vile.
Miss Lille Fair Smith and Mrs. Marie
Smith, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ H. Crittendon, will leave to-
day for their home in Montgomery.
Miss ingram of Nashville is the guest of
the Misses Crittendon.
Mr.. Phares Coleman of Montgomery is
in the city for a few days
Mr.. w. B. Smelling and Miss Zema
Jones were quietly married yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of the BRIDE All
North Twenty-fourth street. The Rev. G.
a. Sharits of the Church of Christ Off
ciated number of young people, thu
friends of the bride and groom, were
present at the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smelling will make Birmingham their
home.
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FOR SALE
RICHMOND PLACE,
Lot 50x156 Feet.
For Only $4,000.

This beautiful lot fronts south on
Georgia avenue within 90 feet of
electric car line, about one foot
above grade, is perfectly level and
is everything which can be de-
sired in a lot. Street improve
ments all done, including cement
sidewalks and sewers. Richmond
Place is one of the prettiest, most
home-like and stylish sections Of
Birmingham and any one owning
property there combines pleasure
and comfort in the highest degree.
I want more places for sale in Rich
mond Place. Come to see me.
GEO. C. WHATLEY e CO.,
= ON First National Rank Bldg
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HuntsvIIIe stlIl in the Game.

Huntsville. August 2o-(Special.) 1.-THE
Huntsville baseball team will play two
games each in Fayetteville and Lewis
bu-gh, Tenn, this week. The team de-
feated the amateur team from Merrimack
Saturday afternoon by score of IA to 1
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT NOW.
rooms 1908 N. 2lst st.
rooms 1922 7th Ave.
rooms 1917 Ave l.
7 rooms 1920 st Charles st.
rooms 1925 Virginia Ave.
rooms 2104 Humboldt Ave.
10 rooms 2122 Avenue l.
12 rooms 1923 23d st.
FOR RENT-Oct. 1, North Side.
4 rooms 1000 N 21st st.
4 rooms 1124 N. 14th st.
rooms 1915 Ina st.
rooms 210O 18th Ave. N
rooms 1923 Sth Ave.
rooms 2017 Park Ave.
6 rooms 1921 18th Ave.
rooms 2521 7th Ave.
Z rooms 1924 23d st.
Z rooms 1905 18th st.
rooms 1130 18th st.
rooms 1929 Sth Ave.
rooms I'll N. 22d St
s rooms 2020 9th Ave.
rooms 73O N. 21st st.
rooms Gil N. 22d St.
rooms 1921 18th st.
10 rooms 1915 9TH Ave.
10 rooms 1900 9TH Ave.
IL rooms 626 n. 10th st.
IL rooms 715 ~ 18th ST.
~ rooms 1923 2Sd St
10 rooms 1900 9Th Ave
16 rooms 22l4-1G 9Th Ave.
II rooms 611-15 22d st.
II rooms 2201 4th Ave.
FOR RENT--Oct, l, South Side.
4 rooms sos S. 9th st.
s rooms 2715 Ave. f.
rooms 600 32d st.
rooms Gil Soth St
rooms COS 27th St.
rooms 1911 13th Ave.
rooms 500 2lst st.
7 rooms 1017 S. 14th st.
z rooms 1900 Ave. !.
rooms 1924 Ave. G.
rooms 1912 S. Goth st.
rooms 1905 S. 18th St.
rooms 1898 18th ST., S.
rooms S14 18th st.
rooms 1918 st. Charles st.
rooms 1000 Eula st.
10 rooms 712 S. Goth st.
10 rooms $40 S. 18th st.
II rooms 1880 10th Ave.
IL rooms 1901 18th Ave.
IL rooms Glen Iris. :.
Cali at our office and see complete lis
MESSER-MOORE INSURANCE AN
REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
Phones $40. 222-224 N. 2ist S
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
s65OO-The southwest corner of Sth and
23d st. This is by all odds one OF the
best bargains now being offered.
$s5O0--An elegant Broom house on oOxl9O
TT. lot; close to new depot.
S35Oo--A beautiful up-to-date Groom cot
tage at Richmond Place.
S3250--Nice broom cottage on Central ave-
nue. on large lot.
S4750--A fine 2-story house, up-to-date in
every particular; on Alabama st.
s5250-A beautiful new and up-to-date
home near two churches. The first
party l show through this will
buy it. House, location. price and
terms are all right. A fine business
proposition for the sight parties.
j. D. cRosTHWAlT,
Phone IT. 2106 I'd Ave.
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ONE CENT A MOaD.

RATES-One cent q word day; no
ad. taken for less than rs cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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FOR SALE-For short time only, new
Groom cottage; bath. hot and cold wa
ter. electric lights, ETC.; all modern con-
veniences 1126 North 18th street. The
prettiest home in Birmingham for $1,000;
terms to suit. Come to see us about this
beautiful cottage. S. Bethea & CO., 2O27
ri avenue. S-2O-3t
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When II prints good. IL Is . good cut
The Gawk Engraving Co.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
rooms over store; 4th avenue, between
18th and 10Th.
16 rooms; large boarding house; 9TH ave-
nue. 10Th and goth.
rooms; new, modern house; North High
lands.
rooms; 9Th avenue house; right In the
center.
Building for shop or manufacturing con-
Germ.
All kinds of rental property.
GEORGE BlLBE,
Bell phone "a 223 21st street.
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MOBILE, JACKSON AND
KANSAS CITY RAILROAD
TRAFFIC Department.

Amendment No. II, Circular No. P. 81.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS:
Account Yellow Fever.
All Agents and Others Interested
Effective Sunday, August 18th, 1908,
1901 a. M, trains and 2 on main line,
and Hattiesburg Branch trains and
and "a and 25, G. & G. Division trains
l and 2, will be annulled for Sunday
service until further notice.
Until further advised above trains
will run daily.
w. L. O'DWYER,
General Passenger Agent.
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The Southern Railway

Takes pleasure l.. advising its patrons
that Summer Tourist Rates are now on
to the Famous Summer Resorts along Its
Scenic Route to North Carolina, Tennes-
see, South Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia
Resorts. Tickets are on sale daily to Sep
TENDER 30. bearing final limit october 81.
for return The following are rates to
some of these favorite resorts from Bir-
ningham, Ala.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-S22OO in well secured real es-
tate note; must sell at once II at all.
r, H. Thomas, 114la 21st st.
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FOR KENT.

FOR RENT-2 S-story buildings on list
ave with railroad in rear; also other
stores and residences. Jemison Real Es-
tate & ms Co. S-zo-Zt
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Condition Worse Than Africa.

why should l not feel deep sorrow
with the 160oo0,0OO human beings who are
shamefully exploited by a vile camar-
lila, and whose life standard your ia
nous countryman, the African traveller,
Junker, places far below that Of the ne
gro in the Eastern Soudan?
To conclude, whether you and Rosen
reach an agreement with Komura and
Takahira or not. you had had the great
advantage of making the personal ac-
quaintance of the American people and
Its sturdy President. Returning home,
try to apply. should your imperial mas
ter offer You the reins of the state car
riage. the principles of American life and
american government to your unhappy
iatherland-unless the malady Is rooted
so deep that the amputation of the en-
pire Is the only means of salvation.
am, your excellency. most respect
fully, ISIDORE SINGER"
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WAYN ESvILLE

Brevard. N. C. ........................ $16.75
Lake Toxaway .......................... .i5
Waynesville, N. c. ................... 16. As
Lithia Springs. Ga. .................... 7.35
GAINESVILLE, Ga. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Talullah Falls, Ga ............... 1890
Cumberland Island, Ga .............. 1910
Isle of Palms, s. c. .................. 1900
Greers dor Chicks SpringS ........ 1925
There are many other resorts to which
Round Trip raise are authorized. and
rates will be cheerfully quoted upon appli-
cation to ]. N. Harrison. District Pas
senger Agent. Both phones 81.
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$I5.25

@IVs 20
Asheville. N. c..
Hendersonville, N. c.
Saluda, N. c.
Greenville. S. c.
Spartanburg. S. c.
Hot Springs. N. Z.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14
Municipal Contest Started.

On "Wednesday 4. Nicholes. and ?. D..
Stoop. late candidates fer aldermen in
the First ward. and David Morrow and
Horace Amos. candidates from the Sec
end ward. went before Squire Washburn
ard took the oath Of office as aldermen.
The Office OF City Clerk mekelyey was
then visited and certificates Of election
demanded. This was Of course refused
as certificates OF election had previously
been issued 70 Messrs. Reitsl. Lawson,
Burrell and Hawkey.
Maj Damsron. attorney fer the Con-
tss,ants. will now begin quo warranto
proceedings 70 Gust the gentlemen hold
ing the certificates Of election.
City Clerk MeKslvsy in the prspara-
ton Of he ballot followed the law as IN
,srprstsd by most Of the second class
eiriss .e: the same election. and the man
nsr Of voting seemed 10 be satisfactory
70 both parties.
The aldermen who hold certificates Of
election will. Of course, contend 10 the Ut
most for their right to hold their seats and
will have the sympathy and all needed
financial backing from The people who
elected them 70 seats in the council.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14
Creamery Notes

The creamery started receiving milk
April 5rd. Twenty patrons enrolled the
frs, day and ten more came in during the
week. Turned GU, 5ZI pounds OF butter
the frs, week. We started with sio
pounds Of milk and yesterday Tuesday
received 1920 pounds.
Monday the iZth will be first pay day.
Eyeryoas who sends milk UP 70 the 18th
will se paid in full that day.
The creamery Is 4 boon 20 the over
worked housewife. Il relieves her Of
handling the milk ard ehuFning.
Gs, or cur pay lts,- Hon. Vim. q,
Ebbsr,. President Of the now company
calls daily 20 note the steady gain in
milk receipts.
AL the directors and stockholders are
more than pleased a. the showing made
for the start. We salies: the cooperation
Q: every farmer and milk producer In the
valley.
One farmer said. "Hs~ would you Ike
10 see 10000 pounds o. milk drive " 20
your factory a enc day9 That's whG,
they were dong a. cur creamery when
left Ohio" The Arkansas valley Is .
better dairy section than any place n
Ohio or any 9thsr state. but our Ps2pie
don't kHow thA; yet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

In the personnel of the Beggar Prince
company are some exceptionally fine
singers. Miss Irene Palmer. prima dom
ma, soprano; Gertrude Hutchinson, mezzo
soprano: Leila Thorne. soprano; Addie
Mumford and Winfred Peterson, contraltos
Mr.. F. W. Walters and J. c. Taylor, ten
ors; Geo Byron Bronei and Carl Iceberg
baritone; F. A. Wade and Jack Spaulding
comedians; Ivan Rudisal, musical direc-
tor and select chorus Of excellent voices.
ERA Diavalo." "Olivstte." the "Beggar
Prince" and "Girohe-G Gnofa" are choice
operas. All contain good plots or stories
and are brim full Of comedy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

The Souvenir Of Ros.g Ford proposed
by the Pueblo 1.-The. Co. is goiag &c bs .
beautiful lii;ls ysiums tho distribution Q!
which cannot ba; attract much favorable
attention 20 our town and ;ae adiaeen.
country. Il will be = bo9k Of Sc pages
and illustrated with tho fines: OF ergrsy-
ings and alternate pages will contain in
ieres:inE and attractive descriptive mat.
ter. Our business men who have no: al
ready done 50 should give the souvenir
practical encouragement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

One Q. the needs Of Roesy Ford IS a
reliable hill rosting and bill distributing
agency. Business men and others hsy-
ing printed matter which they wish 10
sc, into tho hands Of the pab!ic. fad them
selves Up against hard proposition. The
average boy Is valuable asset Of tho
community but when he Is given 90 Of
bill distribution. requiring the whole town
to 90 covered. he generally falls down in
tho faithful execution Of the !oh. 5usi-
ress generally in Rocky Ford. as in mos;
ether live towns. Is eyerdone. but in this
line sf promoting publicity there is gen.
uire opening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

The Colorado Society for the Friend
less is one of this states most worthy
charities. Its principal mission Is
looking after and securing work for
men when discharged from the peni-
tentiary. This is n period in n mans
life when he most needs kindly aid and
assistance to enable him to make n
was represented in Rocky Ford on
Sunday and Monday by DR.. W. L. Col
lett. formerly NJ. +. pastor at La Jun
IA. He filled the NJ. E. pulpit here in
the morning and that of the Presbyter-
ian church I'm the evening and made
an eloquent appeal for aid for the un-
fortunates for whom he Is laboring.
No collections We're made in connec-
tion with his addresses but during
Monday a number of our citizens gave
substantial aid to this most useful be-
IeyoieDce
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

The American Beet Sugar Co. has just
received $4,000 handsome folders printed
in black and red. giving the results of
beet culture in the Arkansas Valley, to-
gether with many other facts indicative
of the value Of this portion of Colorado
from an agricultural standpoint. II you
have any friends in the east whom you
would like to have better their condition
by removal to Colorado. give their names
to Mr.. Evans and he will take pleasure in
sending them copies of this most attrae-
i've CIRCULAR. BY thus doing you will do
your friends favor which they will ap-
preeiate il your hint shall induce them to
become citizsns of the Arkansas Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

In the last issue of the Tribune w.
II. Butterhcid announces his retire.
1ncnt from that paper. the former ed
itor and publisher. J. W. Bowman.
again taking charge. During his brief
newspaper experience Mr. But;erfield
proved himself well nttcd for the pro-
fession and he has many friends who
much regret his inability to keep hold
of tn. Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

The Ode Fellows lodge Of Rocky Fsrd
has undertaken big contract in tho in
Si;a;ion 70 tho grand ledge TO meet hero
in the fall. but they can rely on tho pub
lie spin; Of our citizens to rally TO their
support. 10 tho pas. our citizens have
managed such large gatherings to the
satisfaction o. our guests and will take
pleasure in doing the same by the grand
ledge Of Odd Fellows.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

The Chritton Cherry Clipper is a val
liable patented device invented by Maj.
Chritton. and in the sale Of which
]. E. Chri,ton and c. L. Hushaw are in
terested. These gentlemen are now re-
ceiving many inquiries in regard to this
great labor-saving device and the pros
pect seems good for very large sale Of
the clipper during the coming fruit sea-
son.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14
PLUMBING.

Having secured the ser
vices of Mr.. w. l. Reynolds S
of Colorado Springs, a first
class plumber, we are now
prepared to do any kind of
Plumbing as per ordinance.
DAWLEY-WlLSON
.lisrdwase aad Furniture Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

Wednesday was the eighteenth snniver-
sary Of the Big sale Of lots marking the
ths beginning oi Rocky Ford. Excursion
trains were run and the public fever fer
town site purchases being high. the days
sales aggregated $4,000. Ills needless
70 say ;ha; many Of the lots purchased
were never worth as much as paid Tor
them until Rocky Ford had. by several
years growth. proved It's vslus ss com
uereisl center o; : very fine section o!
farming country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

WIN L9skhsrt returned from Kansas
City few days ago and reports tho sale
Of fat cattle at highly satisfactory prices.
Steers breugh, Sz.55 and that parton OF
the shipment known in stock parlsnee as
bull brought the excellent priee Of 4.55.
these being ep-no;eh prices for the Kan
sas City Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14
Notice of Special Stock h 0 d s.
Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that a special meet
ing of til. stockh2ldcrs of the Rocky Ford Ice
$. Benil. in Rocky FORD. Colo. on Saturday.
the 18th day of April 1905 at the hour of
o'clock y. m.
Said meeting is called for the purpose of
considering the proprlety OF and voting upon
the question of dissolving the Corporation,
ton In relation thcroto that the stockholders
maydeem necessary and pruper.,
Dated nj Rocky Ford, Colo, March IA, 1906,
:, A. NICMoL.s.~.
F.CHEEK- .,r,-s- President"
Secretary - l2.45 q
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

Governor MeDerald's vision IS correct
in regard 70 his duty touching = special
session Of the legislature, he saying that
he sees no necessity therefor. The $500
600 military deb. can wait Until some
competent body can have an opportunity
TO pass upon the Justice Of many q the
claims which aggregate the im-snss
sum asked for.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

The Standard Oil &c. has broken It's
traditional policy OF silence and has come
out in prin. in defense OF The character Of
Mr.. Rockefeller. The Standard Oil at
torney has the biggest contract Of his life
in attempting 20 prove that many Of ar.
Rockeiellers methods Rave not partasen
mere Q. the character OF the highwayman
than Of homes. busin@~s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

Or. Frank H. H. Roberts, professor of
history and political science in the Dem
yer University. spent Sunday and Mon
day in Rocky Ford. His sermon at the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening was great
ly enjoyed. During Monday morning he
visited the high school and gave an ad-
dress
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

DIMES INVESTED SAVE SIS
Dimes invested in garden
seeds will save you dollars. A
good garden the best investment
for health and wealth. The
Rocky Ford Hardware Co., oppo.
site Post Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-14

The Trlbune's review OF the recent
campaign contains some reflections TO
which the Enterprise would take ex-
ccpiions but for the fact that IN. cam
paign is over md all hands should
get busy boosting Rocky Ford.