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like Tourville, DuGuesne, and the-Saii-
II de SuTren, won high renown as
feet aduiralS, inferior to none OF any
navy of their day in martial proves
In addition to welcoming the diplo-
matte and official representatives OF
France here present. let me also eS-
press my heartiesr acknowledgment
General Horace Porter. to whose zeal
Gus devotion We particularly owe It
that the body OF John Paul Jones has
been brought to our shores
When the body was thus brought
over the representatives of many diff
ferent cities wrote to me. each ask
ing that it should find its last rest
ing place IL this city But I felt that
the place Of all others in which the
memory of the dead hero will most
surely be a living force Is here ID
Annapolis, where year by year We
turn out the midshipmen who are to
officer IN the future the navy, among
whose founders the dead man stands
first Moreover. the future naval OFF,
GERS, who live within these walls. VIII
find in the career Of the man whose
life We this day celebrate not merely
a subject for admiration and respect
but an object lesson to be taken into
their innermoSt hearts Every officer
in our navy should know by heart the
Ger in our navy should feel in each
fiber of his being. the eager desire to
emulate the energy. the professional!
capacity, the indomitable determine
ton. and dauntlesS Scorn OF death
which marked John Paul Jones above
all his fellows
The history Of our navy. like the
history of our nation only extends
over period of century and quar-
ter; yet We already have many mem
cries of pride to thrill Us as We read
and hear of what has been done by our
fighting men of the sea. from PerrJ
and MacdonouSn to FarraSur and Dew
ey These memories include brilliant
victories. and also. now and then, de-
featS only less honorable than the vic
tories themselves; but the only de-
featS to which this praise can be Civ
en- are those where, against heavS
odds. men have stood to the death ID
hopeless battle. It is well for everS
American officer to remember that
while surrender may or may not be
defenSible- the man who refuses to
surrender need never make a defense
The one fact must always be explain
ed: the other needs no explanation
Moreover. he who would win glory
and honor for the nation and for him
self. must not TOO closely count the
odds: If he does, he will never see
such a day as that when Gushing
sank the Albemarle
In his fight with the Scraps Jones
ship was so badly mauled that his oD-
ponent hailed him. saying: Has your
ship struck" to which Jones answer
ed. IT have not yet begun to fight"
The spirit which inspired that answer
upbore the man who gave it and the
crew who served under him through
the fury of the battle. which finally
ended in their triumph It was the
same spirit which marked the com
flanders OF the; Cumberland and the
CONGRESS. when they met an equally
Eolious though less fortunate fate
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Oil and Gas
THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
FROM ALL PARTS OF WEST
VIRGINIA

In the Keener said pool. on Point
Pleasant creek, Ellsworth district,
Tyler county. the Southern OH CO.
has drilled in its No. on the r A
Workman farm, and has a producer
good for 100 barrels a day This is
the third good producer that this
company has completed on this farm
No. was started before No. 3.
In the upper end of the same dis
uict the Melrose Oil and Gas Co. has
drilled its second test on the W T.
Leazer farm into the Keener sand and
has show for 40 or 50-barrel pro-
Queer. Twelve wells have now been
completed in the district, and all are
producers except one.
In the Middlebourne district, IN the
same county. the Carter OH Co. has
drilled its test on the =. 7. FerreI1
farm through the Big Injun sand. and
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Saving the Nails
EARLY SETTLERS BURNED THEIR
HOUSES TO OBTAIN
z HARDWARE.

NORFOLK. Va April 23--one OF
the lessons to be learned at the James
Town Exposition. to be held at Hump
ton Roads next year and which IS TO
be the most unique and probably the
most interesting Of exhibitions yet
held, VIII be that mental and paysi-
=caT laziness often go hand in hand.
The early settlers OF Virginia na.-
orally placed a high value upon iron
md thought very little Of wood which
was ereywhere plentiful! Iron, Of
course. was lying IN the earth waiting
20 be smeIted and shaped into useful
forms: But the colon!st who was
sneuraIry wen as physically lazy
preferred TO proceed along the lines
20 least resistance. Consequently.
Wien he wished to remove to = more
remote parrof the forest, he applied 4
4oyeN to his house and bu-ued II TO
he ground in order TO save The iron
rails Soru in the erection Of his
new home. It IS obvious tAat this
MctAod of procedure continued iadef-
snNeIy would have eventually destroy
sed; the usefulness or the nails while
ut the same time it retarded the de-
yeSopment OF the Iron Industry In
addition TO this, the flying sparks and
Spreading flames caused frequent de-
Stracton of other houses and commu-
mites, With the result that laws had
alaIly to be passed forbiddins this
Grade method of acquiring nails for
51Jins purposes
The unique and wasteful system CT
SOLICITING nails by the early settlers
y BUT repetition or the system puT-
sued by the ancient Chinese IN obtain
Ers roast pork according 10 Charles
Lab Pork being at that time on
she index expurgatorium in China, its
=ota1es were obliged 10 burn down
mex houses in order TO have a sur
seeSittous feast AS the pigs presum-
abEy lived in the houses they Were
nisesy roasted by che confasration
stirred by the celestial. eptcurean
&esass-
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]. M. HARTLEY & SON.

the well is flowing salt water e1 Sne
rate OF so or 60 barrels an hour inc
well shows little OIL, and when the
salt water has been exhausted II WIZ
probably make 4 fair producer
q, Rnffalo run. Grant district. Wet
ze1 county. the Kanawha on Co. has
drilled its No. 5 on the Hart BTotherS
farm through the Big 1n1un. and VIII
nave an S or 10-baUel pumpeE
Gasser at Littieton
In the Litrleton district, Weszei
county, the Hope Natural Gas co: mas
completed its test on the AoeoonZ
Layelle farm, and has Gordon sane
In the Snithfeld district, the South
Penn OH Co. has drilled It's NO >
on the :. L. Price farm three teet 1noo
the Gordon, and the hole has hlIed up
1900 feet with duid- In the f,olSoD
district the same company has df4heo
its second test on the J. w EdSe.l
farm into the 5o-foot, and has oeVea-
oped a light gas pressure
In the Fairview district. h9SCon
county. the South Penn Co. has uI1ueo
its test on the Lucinda Wilson taFD
&c feet into the Gordon, and the vel
has made one light low 1e IS SUI
drilling
SaIiovs Sand Wells.
On Silver run, Grant district. Ritch-
lie county. the South Penn on Co has
completed a third well on the P 81
McGinnis farm, and has ouseer ID
the salt sand. The first two weNs
drilled on the farm are good produc-
erS-
In the Burning Springs district WiEs
county. Wolfe & O'Brieu have COD
pleted their No. 20. on the Waite
tract. and have a fve-barrel punpeF
in the second Cow Run sand at .
depth Of 612 feet In the same d1ssrfc.
q Edwards & Co. have dTNleI
their No. ca on the Rathbone on tract
and have duster- In the same dis
trict. Sturm & Co. have stared %
farm.
houn county. the South Penn On Co.'S
No. Is, on the II. L. Jackson farm, Is
holding. up at 100 barrels day In
the Wick district. Tyler county. the
Carter Oil Co.'S No. 4. h G watson
and No. 8. on the w G. SnodSTass
farm, are holding up at 65 and SO bar
rels, respectively
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INGRAM CARPETS.

Selling more Ingrains than We ever
did. and we have more to sell. Every
thing from the cotton TO the best
2-PLY WOOL that's made
We don't limit you to two or three
pieces either-we've enough to almost
confuse you
COTTON rNaRAiNs-
Csc, soc and $50
UNION tNeRAlNs-
$50, soc and sse.
A.. WOOL iNeRAlNs-
SEE eos, ese and zoe
RAG CARPETS, f,cavy .,
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SsR son5AT

Mss Pansy Ramage returned yes
zerday from aforgantowa where she
Fad beer Tie Euest OF Miss RiakeI.em
Iey It yyoriazf>s bah for several days.
Mrs Edward McNc:l and Miss
clara Smith have returned from Hot
Springs. Va. where thsy have seen
zo5ourning Tor the past month. Nor
Minor Dunham has been III for ser
erat days at his home on watson avs
me!
III Fawcett is quite III at his
Home IN The Fourth ward
1Ifss 8fyra Gibson, who had heen
DIE guest of her sister, afrs. W T
Afenear for several days. returned
to-day to her home In independence.
eBItas Cruise, who had been the guest
her sister. 5Irs. w s. Haymoud
zfnc Sunday. left today for Grafton
accompanied by Mrs. Haynoa.i. who
xiii suend a few days with relatives.
seuurpIoyed on the engineers corps cf
No Fafrrront Coal companS. Left yes
staraay for Baltimore where he has
Saccsrnsd st,e position he held with
.4ae saSrfes company. uri5r to his, com
fTc ~ ]ISafrmont55
- ssSsss CTara eFsa-nfaire-- win leave
ynEmorroy for PhfIadclph:a where she
IN spend the summer with relatives.
stsTra9 Carnenter rn.fhe- of afr. P
m 3 cyar1eIter- count assessor of the
sssfs-,, Ifstrict Is iii IT ryohoil fe-
53S;ts,.5 bor,e5n.sar f-ozfax
r7s-.-5c1e& RoI,:nson Itss been
"a, y5E,.!-frcton. ID. to
fs,ras-is.,tfo-, now
So, i,teS-s.+., Com
S[tsrs.s.;c 49, -
i11s-SSst ,1.,,.,.;.,r
- -
41leanoTs tsIt11 1loII
ssgses g IN 2,eI naao y. -
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For Frisco Sufferers

BOSTON, April 24.-In spite Of wet
grounds and chilly weather the Phtla-
delphiaS and Boston met yesterday for
a San Francisco benefit game. With
only 4 few people present The viSl-
tors won l to O. MaSee's drive over
the fence in the sixth was the only
run scored, the game being pitchers
battle. Score:
philadelphia oooO10ooI 6
Boston 40 90 10000 90
Batteries. Lush and Donovan: Lin
damen and Needham.
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infant pieo Tnis Morning.

william Paul. infant son of MI. and
MS Tuney Reed, died this morning
at ten o'clock at the home Of his
Handpareats. Capt and Mrs. Thomas
Reed, on Benoui avenue. The child
was less than week old, having been
Born on Thursday. the nineteenth.
Pdrat funeral services wiz be held
on ednesday at ten O'Clock az the resi-
6ence on Benom avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-24
PLATE GLASS FRONT
Is Being Put in by Mountain City Drug

Is Being Put in by Mountain City Drug
Company
The Mountain City Drug COMPANY
is putting in new plate glass front
which will add greatly TO the appear
ance OF its drug store The old coun-
ter shelves are being taken out and
new ones not so high viii be put IN
TIE windows win be much larger and
will set deeper in the building The
door space will be 1essened and IN
stead OF double door as now there
Will be 4 single door.
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Spring Floor Coverings and Draperie:
DRUGGETTS.

DRCONLi -
One in particular is priced at SIS
and you won't fad another in town
like it at the price. YouT1 find them
priced cheaper. your find them priced
higher. but you won't find the same
rug elsewhere at SIS.
We've probably a score of patterns
to show you-do-al, scroll ana some
Orientals-
Size SKI II SIS
ADMINISTER DRUeeETs-
ex12 It. $3.50 and SIS
BODY BRUSSELS
SKIP IT, SIS
WILTON vELvETs- SIS.
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Standing oS C.Las-
another for Cardinals.

CINCINNATI. April 24.-The super
ior hitting Of ST. Louis gave them an
Other, victory over Cincinnati Attend
Cincinnati oloo4o00-5 /
St Louis 3 1 0 0 % ?
Batteries. Overall and Phelps: Nc
Farlan6 and Holmes
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Teart LOSS.

CHICAGO. Apr. 24.-Opportune hit
ting. coupled with the splendid pitch
ing and fielding of Smith, gave the 10
cal team their second victory over
Cleveland. ? to l. Attendance. S.4tS-
Score-
Chicago -00 . @ 0 % 6 ]
Cleveland - 20 o o 900 o-1 z
Batteries. Smith and Sullivan:
Rhoades and Buelow-
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For Sale

Two white iron beds, mattresses and
springs Heating stoves. VIII be
sold -at bargain at 10:s Castor ave
nue. st
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Money to Loan Room 40. Peoples
Bank building.
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LACE CURTAINS.

We cannot begin TO describe the
styles and designs Of our Laos Cur
;tains.
We've over IS different patterns
each Offering from tae other in some
:respeet-the biggest lot OF curtains
you, ever saw
@sTaims-
7se mD.sss pair.
pz=:n centfars. d.r:ai centErs. with
Rsai or heaSx borders'-1'of"aial
a;ytf.a--sls:>.. eTecFs-snes@ FAKE
ew'ss CURTAINS
zse %, $50 pair
rtain. dotts-f and striped.
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Fell on kiliian-

ST. LOUIS. April 2i.-The home team
fell upon Killian and coupled with his
Witness batted in enough runs IN
the first inning to win the game Al
tendance, $500. Score:
st. Louis 0o0010-1 8 o
Detroit 100000 s .
Batteries. Howell and Hickey XII
han and Warner.
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J. M. HARTLEY & SON.
OFFICIAL FUNERAL
OF JOHN PAUL JONES
TOOK PLACE TODAY

Continued From First Pase-)
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M4TTINGS.

China and Japan goods are here in.
abundance.
CHINA MATTNGs-
f2Ese, 15e. Tse- zoe and 2se.,
Heavy and durable in small stripes
and block designs
JAPAN msTTlNe@
Ise, zoe 2se. soc and $50
Regular carpet designs in, blue.
pink, red. tan and green. light and Good
looknG We want you 20 see TIC.
stock-none like il IL town
Wen deliver promptly within tho
city Nmits-waic on you promptly IN
the store
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS Games,

ST. Louis. =: Detroit, 3
Chicago. 3: clevland, l.
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Money to Loan. Room 70, Peoples
Bank building
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Indiana Defeated.

WASHINGTON. April 24.-George-
town, S: Carlisle,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-24
DIAMOND DUST
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yestc:1ay's Games.
St LoEls, Z Cincinnati. s.
Philad=I::,!!..:1. !: Boston. O.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23
c.mmI..i.n..s pesseeIi.es.

CeMmteetoNoso ppoooootoOe
csrsiasd copy of = portton of ths
proeeedinss Of the board OF cemmis.
stoners Of Otsro county. transacted AZ
the January. lses.. meeting thereof.
from the 10th to isth inclusive.
The following eiaims against the
County are now presented. and efter
consideration. are On motions allowed
and warrants are hereby ordered
drawn IN payment therefor. as follows
towit;
Ordinary County Revenue Fund.
J.-J. Brown. County commissioh-
er ........ .,.....-..........-t -t53-oo
J. ". Fisher. County commis-
sloner -..s.'., ........'..,.., 49,
p T. Hiveiy. Janitor Court House 5000
The Rocky Ford Enterprise II on mo.
tion awarded ths contract for printing
Commissioners proceedings and all ie.
gal notices required by law TO be pub
lished In the of'iciai. paI.er during the
year 1906 at legal rates
The La Junla Tribune IL on motion
awarded the contract for furnishing
tag schedules. tax receipts. envelopes
letter heads. note heads miseeiian.ous
stationery and legal blanks for the
wear 1906 at prices as per their bid on
fii-. also tn. contract for publishing
delinquent tax list of property To be
sold for taxes for year 1905 at tbs
price Of $3.50 per inch a. lines To the
tnchl for Z Insertions
The Rocky Ford Gazette is on motion
awarded the contract for publishing
one Of the County Clerks semi annual
statements for 1906 at legal rates.
The Manzanoia sun il ON motion
awarded the contract for publishing
one OF the County Clerks semi-annual
statements for 1906 AT legal rates.
The contract for taking ehars~ OF
the County Poor Farm and Hospital
and caring for the inmates thereof for
the year 1906 Is on motion awarded Ia
\. l. and Mrs. Annie King. husband
and wife. on terms and conditions ar
rer contract of last year on ME In this
one. Of the County Clerk.
The contract for the burial Of paup-
cfa for year 1906 II on motion awarded
To the Mayh-w House Furnishing Co
OF Ia Junta. as per their bid on fiic
State OF Colorado.
)sr
County OF ot.ro.
I. II. u. Garwood. County Clerk In
nnd for said county. and state aforc-
aid. do hereby certify that the fore
going contains all OF the proceedings
Of the Board OF County Commission
rrs transacted at the January meeting
thereof. from the 10Th To i1th incius-
I've. which relates to the allowance oi
bills. the granting Of rebates or taxes
and the letting Of contracts.
In witness whereof. I have hercunt6
set my hand and afiised the seal Of said
County this 18th day OF February a
d. 1905.
(s~aD II. ID. GARwooD.
County Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23

In n r~ccn, issue Of the Enterprise
10 speaking of the now town OF Swink
II wns stated that while n prohibition
csr>us- would be In all deeds. saloon
might he allowed during the factory
construction as necessary Evil.
friend In reading the Item got tho idea
that the Enterprise deemed saloon
n necessary evil. while n large body
Of workmcn were engaged on the fnc-
tory building. This friend read Into
the paragraph somrthinx that was not
there. Instead OF being necessary to
the speedy construction Of the build.
ing We believe that n saloon would be
n hind-ranc~. without It's constant
temptation the workmcn would stick
to their jobs more steadily and be
more reliable In every way. II the
saloon II necessary Il ir not nm evil.
and n nm evil II ir not necessary. The
fact ir that the saloon OF any kind II
niwrvr a great dctrimcnt To any COM
munity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23

Prof. Carlyle of the state AEricul-
turnl College. who has been talking
at our Farmers Institute this week.
says that the automobile will never
that there are no two horses just alike.
while automobiles are made on uni
form patterns. The man of wealth
may buy the finest auto on the mar
kct and anotheB rich man can always
have II duplicated. Rich people have
the same notions about autos that
women have about bonncts. A good
millincr never has two hats or bon
nets tust alike. Mrs. Millionaire would
never ride IN tn" same mako Of auto
~ Mrs. millionaire any more than
she would wear the same sort OF bon
net IL the way the Professor puts II
up. So h" tolls the farm bows to learn
the breeding Of first class horses and
thy will always be sure OF market
for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23

The Annual Announcement Of the
Ninth Assembly Of the Colorado chau-
tauqua to he held In Boulder. Colo
rndo. viii be ready for distribution
about March first and all desiring To
receive copies thereof should send their
names Mt once to the secretary of the
association. The announcement will
be n handsome booklet OF IS pages:
prints I'd In two coiorH and containing
many beautiful scenic cuts. Full In
formation niso Will be given concern
Ing the platform program. the courses
OF the summer school. the excursions.
the expense. etc. etc. The book is
free for the asking and will point the
way for n very pleasant and profitable
summers outing. We recommend that
our readers send for COPY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23
Excursion for "parsifaI'' at La Junto.


The most widely discussed work Of the
last TWENTY-FIVE wears will be presented
lin English) at the La .Iunta Theater on
Wednesday. Feb. 90. Arrangements
have been made for 4Sc round trip ex-
cursion from this city to La Junta on this
date. thus affording those wishing to
witness this famous mystic festival drama
on opportunity Of attending. The prime
significance of "Parsifal' is in its export
ton Of that theme which Sohopenhauer
has made the subject of one of his gree.-
est works. THE renuneiation of tn: i'll
to live" THE sacrifice Of self f.r
another" Aside from its literary value
"Parsifal" will be found tremendous
theatrical enterprise. A COMPANY Of SO
select artists is employed in the interpre-
tation of the play. and most stupendous
scenic equipment Of seven massive
scenes, is carried.
All of the Baireuth customs will be
carried out except the time Of commenc-
ing. which has been slightly changed.
The dividing Of the performance into two
sections with two hour dinner inter
mission has been eliminated. The only
ntermissons that will be given will be
those of five to eight minutes duration
between the acts. which are required to
set the massive scenic accessories. but
owing to its length the performance will
beein at zs45 sharp, and will conclude
at II o'clock. $.s.,'..
Seats may be ordered at Norton's drug
StOf4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23

d. W. Barkiey. the ediior-in-ehiet
of the Enterprise. left on Monday last
for a three weeks visit In Southern
California. accompanied by his daush-
ter. Mrs y J. wilcox. OF Denver. The
once stan wishes him hon voyage ana
a season OF perfect respite from the
demnition grind and petty veaations
of once life. The writer remembers
once upon a time standing on the top
al Bon sseour hill and looking out
over the win. clad banks OF the historic
seine and longing. not like Alexander
for other worlds To conquer. but Tor
some one from hons To share with MN
the beauty of the landscape and the
historic city. with It's cathedral spires
and quaint winding streets, As the
senior editor ioitsfs In the shadows
of the old mission churches and baskr
in IN. sunshine of the land OF Ramona
may he havs the delight OF his holiday
dc ubied and enhanced By the assoria- =
tlon Of his devoted and eompanionabi-
daughter. and come back refreshed fof
his renewed wTsstl- with the world.
tho flesh and the office devil.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23

Pa,,erron's sudden conversion to
Raosevrits policies II amusing not 10
much because Of it's Inconsistency as
because of It's utter abEurd!ty. No two
men could possibly b" more unaiikc.
Politically the difference between them
f. thu difference between the .coura.- :
cus and wholly uns selfish patriot and
tho in-inr-F-. s-if-H-ctIne politician.
Courage Patterson may have. bu, cour.
nr~ Ia Of no value unless accompanied
by sincerity. honesty and sound juds-
rurnt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23
A ara,d.o,uae 1r.ds.

An extensive deal was concluded last
'.',-.k r. tween Joha Seisvintsr Of
Rocky Ford and -. =. Kane & Son.
Yaun. .tr. Sei-wiH'.r exchanged
SIS iiVerv stable. building and stock
~ his iw@iiiEr for m $50 aer. ranch.
tss head OF cattle rnd Is horses. The
Fad- was most cnmr'c'e ons from
he fact that h"uhet1it goods were
Nsrsiy C=rsrnsri. The ranch is i5s
ritter sart nf Denver on the HuTiins-
~ resi. AE. Se!hwiHtsr went up some
'ays since To take charge Of the ranch
I'd yr. i.aEFr ron II 90" running ,hc
.vSIy stable. There II no running
water an on the ranch but nj a d-pih
Of 40 feet there II an in-Shar=inbie
sheet OF the best oi water and two
windmiiir furnish NIL the wafer ihni
can possibly he used. Mr.. S-iswint~r
and family have made many friends
Turing their year In Rocky Ford.
whose hes; wishes will go with them
In their new home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23

The Sugar Factory at Swink has ar
ranged with the A. T. & $. F. r. r. TO
out in a siding between Rocky Ford and
Tietzer and ais, ono between Rocky
FORD and Newdale, at each Of which
idings beet dump will 90 erected 10
cconmodats the patrons OF the new
actcry. j. E. Gauger.
Supt. of Agriculture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-23

is most important factor, but style
without durable quality is only like gloss
on the surface. The Harness supplied by
GEO. H. GLASS is just as strong, well
made and durable as it is pleasing to the
eyes, and in both respects it is. unsur-
passed by any other made. Whether
you are good judge of Harness or
whether you are not. you cannot go
wrong in purchasing any bearing our
name.
GEORGE H. GLASS.