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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Denver /. Proud of Fitch. Gardens.

The -Tours Of the World" is the
new big attraction and certain II is
that this is proving immensely popu-
lar. There are two regulation Pull
man cars. but the floor is on an in
cline. Seated in the car. the front Is
thrown opcn.-ins,an,ly. the ears are
apparently in motion. while the seen
cry of the world goes fleeing by you.
You feel the roll OF the car. he e the
whistle OF the locomotive. the ring
ing of the bcli.-cvcry feeling is pres
cnt that you are flying over the coun-
try. II is. of course. the sccncr NOV
ing. but SO perfect is the illusion that
you wonder when oyu come out that
you are exactly where you started.
Another new attraction is the train
ed animal arena. where there is an
exhibit OF lions. lcopards and wild
cats in perfect subjcction to man and
displaying marvellous intelligence of
wild beasts.
The big free attraction Mrs. Elitch
Long has secured. is the famous
Baldwin airship.
There are. OF course. other new at
fractions and the old ones. too, have
been brought up to date.
There is free concert every af-
tS'h'ph SNShiNR. tnC
ter is the Bellows Stock company of
all-star players.
The gardens were never more bcau-
tiful than at present. With thou-
sands OF flowers in bloom. the trees
in full leaf and with countless birds
singing. the gardens are vcritabic
paradise. OF all places in Colorado
it can be said of the gardens: "Thcy
must be seen to be appreciated"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
w. c.T.u, Announcement.

Look out for tho W. c. T. U. tooth at
the Fair Grounds on the 4th Of July.
Coffee. sandwiches, ice cream. lemonade.
pop. candy ote. All served in tho appe-
Using manner for which w. c. T. U.
women are famous.
Tho proceeds will bo used for the ben
eft Of the Rest Room. which will be
open on that day to all weary sight seers.
Eat With the Ladies' on the @th.
Tho Ne~dale Ladies Aid Society will
serve a good. old-fashioned Dinner on
the Fair Grounds Of tho glorious Fourth.
Patronize the ladies', get splendid dinner
and help good cause. 5-5p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Sugar beet culture will receive n
new impetus from the recently enact
ed bill putting dcnaturized alcohol on
the free list. Increased profits to
beet sugar factories will come from
the manufacture of alcohol. Alcohol
can be manufactured readily from
molasscs remaining after the cxtrac-
ton of sugar. AT present there is no
great profit in this utilization of mo-
lasses on account OF the heavy tax
on the manufacture of denaturizcd
alcohol, but with the tax removed
alcohol will be valuable by-product.
Beets with considerable leaves gen.
orally have from to 8 per cent more
sugar than those with moderate foli-
age.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
This Seems a Good Suggestion.

Mack Campbell, the veteran and
much loved war horse of the Horse
creek country, makes suggestion
in the Las Animas Leader that might
we'll be adopted by the commissioners
OF Prowers county. He says that
il the commissioners will put 4-inch
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Much ingenuity, skill and taste were
exercised in designing and preparing the
many representative costumes and dis
play. and we regret that the large num-
ber of notable outfits prevents detailed
description of each.
The entertainment was given under the
auspices of the M. L. choir to raise money
to start fund to buy pipe organ for
the new church. The treasurer of the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Hair Pin. Make Mischief.

One OF the circuits spreading oni
day. and the rcpaircr was -piussed
finally he began an inve,'igation oi
telephones and on an old style one
that had lightning arres,er plates on
top. he found bunch OF hair pins.
which connected the plates aud short
circui,cd the line.-Las Animas
Leader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

You put binders on horse so that
he can scarcely see anthing that is
going on about him, says the Bos-
ton Transcript. and then you blame
him for trembling and pumping and
starting to run at every little noise.
You forgot how frightened you were
when with blinded eyes you were in
Higl, Mightful lodge of Unbiased
and. Superintendent Chinwaggcrs.
And why shouldn't a horse be fright
encd as easily as donkey?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

fund now has Sl5l in bank as the result
of the two evenings carnival.
[Explanatory:-M Of our copy relat-
ing to the Carnival was sent to Pueblo
for linotype composition and was lost in
mails until to late for use this week.
Hence detailed mention of many Of the
specially good representations neces-
sariy goes over to next week.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

We notice i'll our exchanges num-
Der of towns are having heavy pen
alties to pay on account of damages
sustained by dilapidated sidewalks.
A broken board in the walk cost one
town S2.5oo. Rocky Ford will not
be troubled by that kind of suits. as
we are having solid cement walks
all over town. The rapidity with
which they are being built is aston
ishing,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

on Saturday. June %. Mon.
day, June Is. and Wednesday.
June 27, we will place on sac
36 bolts Of Dress Goods IN
Lawns. Challies. Dimities and
Mercerized Satins. Your choice
10 yards at so cents. This will
not be sold in shorter lengths.
J. W. Phenicie.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

sideboards, on the Las Animas bridge
and then cover the oak flooring with
well packed shalc to the depth OF
five or Six inches they will have a
roadway over the bridge that will
last forever, and will have more
solid structure. better calculated to
resist foods.-Lamar Sparks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Tuesday. June rs. I lot {
Shirt. Wrists. Is cents.
J. W. Phenicie.

wantod-Perchcro and Coach Stal
lions from one TO six years old.
Address NJ. F. Dillon. s2l East Four.
street, Pueblo. Colo Act
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,

DR.. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will again be in Rocky Ford at the
El Captain hotel, one day only, Sat
urday, June 3o ga
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Famous Clearance Sale.

Beginning Monday. June Is. at 8
o'clock. This sale viii bs tho greatest
reduction in prices that we have ever
made. Soc saio bills for prices at Tho
Ramsey Dry Goods Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

FOR SALE, one 3h Fl. p. Old's
gasoline engine. only rs.d 10 days.
For price enquire of w. 4. Cline. st
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
A MOST SUCCESSFUL TRADES EXTRAVAGANZA.

entertainment. Below we give a list Of
the business houses taking part and the
names Of their representatives,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

The Trades extravaganza which was
given at the opera house Monday and
Tuesday evenings was witnessed by a
crowded house and was a source OF much
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13
Helpful Hints for Her LadyShip
Rv nu R0S

These days her ladyship of Jacksonville has much
for which to be thankful in the presence of Mrs
Sarah Tyson Rorer, who arrived in this city early
this week.
Msr Rorer is engaged in the presentation Of "a
series OF lectures on the art of cooking, which lee
lures are being given in connection with the Man
ufacturers Pure Food and Industrial Exposition
now in progress in Jacksonville. AT the several lee
lures already given by Mrs. Rorer the attendance
has been large each OCCASION and always find
myself wishing that all the of Florida might
be here to enjoy the treat we now have along the
lines of that most important topic, domestic econ.
omy.
To see Mrs. Rorer handle chicken shat wasn't
born yesterday and make of it not only deectabe
dish, but several delectable Dishes is treat The
preparation of chicken for roasting most ably
and deity shown during the progress, of which
demonstration the cooking foods in the oven and
the stove also received attention and remarks.
Mrs. Rorer explained and showed how three sep
arate and distinct dishes can be prepared from
chicken. She also related how in Paris, where she
was the guest of the family of prominent doctor,
one chicken is made to answer for serving to twelve
persons, and each receiving piece of the dark
and light meat
"But" said Mrs. Rorer, 'you must remember that
roast chicken in Paris is served with the salad course
It is never served as meat course. 1t follows the
meat course"
Just then the roast in the stove needed attention,
and it was brought out and the pan and roast set
on the table. 49,
81 never use water for basting' said Mrs. Rorer,
the meanwhile dipping spoonful after spoonful OF
beef oil from the pan and letting II sPread over the
roast "This is pure beef oil, and is the proper
basting material to use. Don't use water she con,
tinued and then hastily she reached over .fgr SAT-
and seasoned the luscious, smoking hot roast with
this condiment, remarking as she did 30; 4 sat
my roasts only when they are nearly DONE anu ~
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13

transferred back to the oven for its finishing Gull
nary touch.
The Pure Food Exposition is on a larger scale
what the Womans Club of this city twice success
fully accomplished with the Demonstration Fair held
in its clubhouse.
In the several large cities of the State Demon
straton Fair could be most successfully held by q
Village Improvement Association, and splendid nan
cial results obtained TO mold such an affair means
the assuming of great deal of work, which, how,
ever, be made most pleasant and enjoyable if you
start right and have all details well in hand ut the
very ncipency of the proposition.
No admission fee is charged, and this draws the
crowd, which is the great desderatum with the man
ufacturers and jobbers who buy the space in the
hail. and who pay all the expenses of erecting their
booths decorating and furnishing them.
Then the V. |. A., or club society under whose
auspices the Demonstration Fair is given, appoints
committees for each booth These women take turns
and "talk up" the foods, wares, appliances, etc, at
whichever booth they may be- and they take turn in
being one day at one booth and day at another.
The pOinC is, that no expense outlay is neces-
sary and that the society gets the full benefit the
members, of course being obliged to be present and
to take every chance to interest the visitors.
l hope to near from various sections of the State
that Demonstration Fairs will be inaugurated. IC
is well to continue them for a period of week or
ten days. Any details desired will be gladly fur
nshed through these columns
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13

the pocket with the clOthespins Just before going
out OF doors to hang the clothes up This apron wifi
save her much trouble, the usual basket of clothes
WILL IN itself, be enough to carry.
'iotnespms should not be left exposed to the air
where they can collect dust but should be kept yerv
clean and dry. N>p' WY
Everyhousewife should cultivate the habit Of FIVE
minute maps After working hard a few hours q
woman Is apt to feel sleepy or dragged out" and
maglnes that it is only that ordinary sin of the
hesh-laziness. But if she gives in to the feeling
ana rests Tor short time on comfortable lounge
s VIII 'eei wonderfully freshened and will do bet
Ter and quicker work than if she had foregone her
cat nap. e'O ava
, successful business man declares that he owes
MS long ire and great youthfulness to "fveminute
maps, whlch he has always taken in his chair
paHama Ice cream Is sometimes served in banana
rinds These should be thoroughly chilled and
needless TO add, free from specks and spots. Turn
oach one section OF the skin and tie it in place when
the cream is inserted. h'0
Dates stuffed with soft cream cboooo arm ,;oo
little side dish on the luncheon table.
Always mix any grated or melted chocolate to
oe useu IN recipes with the sugar needed before mix
my IL Win the other ingredients Yolks of eggs
100, when they are to be used in custard, should
nrSt De stirred with the sugar The sugar breaks up
sne nhe grams OF both these articles making them
less compact, so that they can be stirred through n
bottle or other mixture more evenly,
Skinned milk is apt to be looked mon "a n
1000 lacking in nourishment. 1t contains. however,
most OF the protein, sugar and mineral matter that
was IN the unskimmed milk. 1t may be used in
soups puddings chocolate and cocoa and cream
sauce lor vegetables, milk toast and many similar
u u thy Dit OF butter is nice addition and
hclps TO make up in some degree for the fat which
was SKINNED off with the cream.
Continued on Thirteenth Paee)
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13
THE PINEAPPLE ORANGE.

1t begins to look as if the pineapple orange would
famous and still popular Indian river oranges in the
markets of the North, and therefore in popular est-
nation Just before the holidays car load of pine
apple oranges sold in New York City at prices rang
report from which we take this statement says that
for Indian river oranges of fine quality and arriving
in good condition, commission houses were getting
about as much for pineapple oranges, which shows
that this as-named variety is forging to the front as
of Florida oranges $2.75 for 1875 size obtained
We owe to the Orange lake section of the State this
"most excellent variety" 1t has, during recent
years, attained and very Justly So great amount of
prominence The tree is very strong, upright
um size with thin but tough skin; heavy with Juice
of excellent quality.
Continued on Thirteenth Page)
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13
Agriculture - F0rida'S Opportunity
huu liz Y lahor
Conducted by w. e. Pab0r

on" The Packer concludes its editorial as follows
"Florda railroad rate conditions would be an in
teresting topic to the grower taken up and consd
cred by common carriers. Many communications to
The Packer in the last few months from Florida
growers of both fruits and vegetables complain that
high railroad rates are gradually putting them out of
business in fact, one man wrote that many OF his
neighbors gave up pineapple growing on account of
discrimination on the part of the railroad company
against their section. As we said before, we do not
believe the railroads are altogether to blame for this,
and we believe careful consideration on their part
and thorough investigation of the conditions as they
exist would lead to some sort of remedy that in
stead of tending to kill off the truck and fruit grow
ing business of Florida, would greatly aid in ncreas
ing it," Evidently the cutting rates in force this sea-
son in the Cuban pineapple business did not turn out
as well for the railroads was expected and this fact
is prompting them to ''get together" to adjust new
rates.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13
TIMELY HINTS.

Mats of asbestos that completely the dining
tables are manufactured. They are placed under
the tabecloth to keep the heat of hot dishes from
penetrating to the polished wood beneath.
The best clothespin bag is a bed ticking apron
with a large pocket across the bottom. The worker
can then fasten the apron about her waist and fill
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13
PRELUDE.

PRELUDE. IL
Having turned the page over, we decide TO fill il
with good resolves and deeds during the year on
which we have entered. Anonymous.
Who sows good seed shall surely reap;
The year will grow rich as it grows old,
And the sands of life will be sands Of gold
Julia 9. II. Dorr.
Nothing good bursts forth at once. The lightning
may start out OF black cloud but the day sends his
bright herads before him to prepare the world for his
coming. Hare.
Howe'er 1t be, it seems to me
IT'S only noble to be good;
Kind hearts are more than coronets
And simple faith than Norman blood.
-Tennyson.
Our way we plough in the furrow 'now,''
But after is tlling and growing of sheaf;
Soil for the 70 It but sun for the leaf, ~
And God keeping watch forever
Mary Mapes Dodge.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13

The white fly, not content with tropical habitat
in the open air. has emgrated to the north and taken
up quarters in hot houses devoted to raising potatoes
cucumbers and other broad-leaved plants grown in
glass gardens. In flowers also it seems to delight,
in the open field it finds strawberries beneficial to its
existence. The Rural New Yorker says soap water,
tobacco infusons and other sprays have proved use
less. Hydrocyanic gas fumigaton is effective but
dangerous to operator and plant
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13

While Florida strawberries are being shipped north
IN carload lots from Plant City, Lakeland Starke,
Lawtey and other points in the berry section of west
ern Florida, New Orleans paragraph to the effect
that the first consignment of berries was put upon the
market December 2 consisting of one crate OF twen-
ty-four boxes, is mighty interesting reading These
the thermometer registering upward hundred de-
grees, and with the steam pipes kept at white heat
The aforesaid two dozen boxes were sold to consum
ers at 20 cents per box The paragraph naivey adds
The quality OF the berries is far greater than the
quantity, which only the rich can test"
Is the bean crop on the East coast to be failure
this season on account of the green fly? We see no
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13
FLORIDA VS.. CUBA SHIPPING RATES.

The N. Y. Packer, in discussing railroad rates on
fruit shipments says that "the railroad say they
will have brought about some kind of an arrangement
which will put Florida on an equal shipping basis
with Cuba by the time the next Florida season comes
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13

mention made of the appearance of this pest by the
coast papers, but subscriber to the Packer writing
from the Narrows, presents deplorable picture OF
their ravages declaring that the growers are greatly
discouraged, and many talking of complete loss Of
crop IT, he says, "the flies continue there is only
one chance for the farmers here and that is tomato
crop; it will be tomatoes or nothing" 1t is to be
hoped that his views are extra pessmistc, and that
beans from the East coast will soon be going north by
the car loads, just strawberries from the Western
section of the State.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13
BY ELednOre du Bots

this last word spoken the roast was already
transferred back to the oven for its finishing Gull
nary touch.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-13

The apple crop of the North and West seems to
have followed the example of the pineapple in Flori
da, yielding only about half crop in 1905 The
Orange Judd Farmer estimates the seasons crop at
Still clearinghouse keepers need not worry over the
shortage; they can add an extra quart of water to
each ounce of dried apples and so out even BY
the way, there evidently was but one variety in the
Garden, SO it was Hobson's choice with the first
jewellers; but now hundreds, and Eve would have
been in dilemma as to choice unless she knew, as
we do that the grand old Sptzenburg is at the top of
the heap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
MANY WHY'S.

Editor Salt Lake Tribune With no
motive whatever Of attracting your no.
tice as Il matter Of publicity. l desire to
ask (to be answered in your next Sun
days Tribune
]. What did the Great and Jnfalhble
sreddy mean I'm his message TO the pres
ent Congress by calling its attention To
the prevailing polysamy- presumably IN
the West2 Its diScontnuanCe was agreed
TO by the Mormon hierarchy. and there
has heen an uninterrupted Republican
administration continuously since. (Thls
includes the traitor Cleveland admins
tration).
H. why have the noble mothers.
wives. sisters and daughters of the East
arisen in their might ard made such a
hard and consistent fight against this
practice OF polygamy in the West; or in
other words. against what they call a
curse of civilization and In behalf of the
sanctity OF the home-whiie at the same
time counseling their husbands brothers
and sons 10 still vote her straight for
the Republican party?
Secretary Taft INDUCED 10 come 10 the
sovereign State OF Idaho 10 speak in the
late campaign entirely and exclusively In
the interest OF the Republican party,
when at the same time the Great and
only Teddy knew as well as any one
that the State was entirely dominated
by the Mormon hierarchy AT salt Lake
City,
IV. What the deuce did Bill Shakes
peare mean when he said: What fools
these mortals be
Now. MIR Editor. don't throw this In
the waste basket. l am a reader OF The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
HELP FOR THE SYMPHONY.

All lovers of good music, and all who
are not especially SO distinguished, but
vet who wish eminence in every way
10 Salt Lake, and to advance her high
standing in as many points as possible,
should come AT once TO the support Of
the Symphony Orchestra. And at this
happy season Of the year, when there is
looscning of purse strings, there
should be no difficulty in affording this
pralseworthy association such aid as it
ne eds.
The board of directors is petitioning
the music lovers here, and all who are
interested in the educational advance
ment Of the city, for help to keep this
organization i'm existence. Since its or
gauization the concerts it has given.
although of high artistic order, have.
with one exception, resulted in material
financial losses, until its originally sub
scribed reserve fund has been reduced
TO about thousand dollars. The di-
rectors are sending out the following
circular TO those who are considered
friends Of the Orchestra, but as it is
a good appeal to the general public,
we give it place here:
To YOU. as one Interested in the cuI-
tural forces In our city. we desire 10
make brief statement The Salt Lake
symphony orchestra has given, since its
Organization. eight concerts of eXcep-
tionai character. All OF these but one
nave been gwen at financial loss. The
last concert. December 18th. for which
Mr.. Hekking was engaged resulted I'm a
very material deficit. The organization
has a reserve fund of about $1,000 safely
Invested and earning a satisfactory in =
terest. This amount is the balance OF
the fund subscribed originally by the
patrons of the orchestra. and we feel
that II ought to be LETT intact for the
present. VIVA. we desire now is to raise
"a fund To cover the deficit incurred at