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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
Sale of Boys Suits e. Opercoats
At 1875

Here is a piece Of extraordinary news that thrifty parents
will not care to miss. We have taken out OF our regular stocks
three groups OF boys clothing, made up Of various broken lines
that we do not wish to fill in again. All of the clothing is new
Spring goods, handsome and perfect in every detail, and really
worth the original prices. The groups are as follows:
Sailor Blouse Suits, with bloomer trousers, in sizes for to 10 years. for
melys As to 1871, now At 1918 q suit.
Russian Blouse Suits with bloomer trousers, in sizes for 8 o 7 years; for
merly SIS to $780, now at $3.7S q suit.
Russian Blouse overooats, Of covert cloth. in red and gray chevot and
brown seree in sizes for to years; formerly $5t to $50; now at $a7S each.
OF course, there is not a full range OF sizes anywhere, but
those who come early will find a good selection in the sizes
named. wanamaker Building, Main floor.
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Mems Shirts at soc

This Is another offering Of the remarkable Shirts which we
presented last Saturday, and OF which we sold over eighteen
hundred in q single day. The materials are in the styles and
qualities made up in regular dollar shirts, and are as carefully
selected as they are by the most particular makers Of shirts at
that price.
They are Of madras, in light grounds with neat stripes and
figures. Some of the shirts have plated bosoms, Others are
plain. All have separate cuffs. The manufacturer simply
knows how to turn out good shirts in the most economical
way, and you benefit by his experience. These are the best
Shirts we have ever known to be made to sell at this price.
Sizes IA to 1871. soc each.
wanamaker Building, Astor Place Corner.
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&M~~%Mm
Store Closes al $50 p ~.
A SiIver Store
Filled with Elegant Gifts

UuF pubNe has f~eONniasa many slsbofsts improvements ~
wsvAMIGsas. Forsmost has BEEN me fadDustneut N The
~Bf0sdWay s0d Tsnth stFsse sUvner n tbs old Etswast Huldine
chpnsslaa waIaas aad silver ere nBOat pleasing IN eOmbtnstichA
The pvofnas zee u ths wood hes aimady bssB saessdsa BY ths
lavlah Invoices Of sFvsfwass, The new appointments compei
admission, ama they crafty me customer whO enjoys cctniovs
In shoppiae The ns~ silver FUom attracts svefy eye " con-
stasty PRESENTS new ldsas In tabie svraagsHssats, Suggesting
many stsborHts wedding gits, NJ wall ~ o mnIeltude on mod
srAte priced plspes which have characteristics a Individuality,
whrh prgveat unpleasant duplication. A brides Fscsptson table
Ia arranged ~ The present. tIms. ftis full Of susges'iOns for the
bride ~ well ~ her friends.
In one Of the Gases Of the silver StoTS will be- seen . complete
service for tho table. consisting Of seventeen matched pieces,
including q hvs-piscs tee sst, kstts, thrse. piece coffee see and
tray, water pitcher, compots, berry snd salad bowls, vegetable
dish, flower center and chocolate pot, Of heavy haudchased
silver, IN q new and refined pattern. The seventeen pieces are
S1o75.
There are handsome silver Tea Services Of Ave pieces, ct $93,
500, up to 1896.
Silver Services for boullon, ramakins, chocolate and conee,
In frames Of bright silver, or silver and Roman gilt, with Innings
OF fine china, decorated in rich designs, at 925 to sos.
OocheGL, Cordial and nqueur Sofa Of seven to sixteen pieces. In silver
deposited IT silver stemware, at sso6O to $iiZ
Relish Dishes. made in two, three or four sections; Innings OF glass with
frames Of silver openWork or finished borders, tsD, 81 and SIS.
We IN also displaying g very interesting collection Of Solid Silver Pieces
in Cymro design, wrought by Liberty q Co., Alversmlths, London, England.
These pieces have O charm Of Individuality which comes from artistic develop
ment through freedom from mechanical influence. Designs are unique, work.
soft sheen that ID most effective. Many pieces are mounted with precious
stones In their matix form. The articles include tea sets. oandesaoks, manu-
script receptacles, tea caddis and loving cups. Prices range from 80 1to $685..
Jswelry Store, Broadway and Tenth street, Stewart Building.
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Muslin Underwear
In Matching Sets

Most Of the Jokes are In tiny panels
Of the most exquisite small lowered
embroidery, set between insertions
or applications Of fine light laoes.
Sometimes medallions, deity placed,
mako the effect still more alluring.
Shirred. Ribbon-trimmed.
The white nainsook is as soft as
silk and almost as fine.
Nightgowns with low neck, beau
tifully shaped, and elbow sleeves.
Drawers with deep rufie. Chemises
skirt length. All cut full. and su-
perbly made.
You don't have to be a June bride
to desire one-every woman will
but they'll interest prospective brides
especially.
So to $l4.50 a set.
Second floor, Tenth street,
Stewart Building.
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Chicago Council Backs Up Dunne's Trao'
ton Proposal.

CHICAGO, May 1o.-without a diviaonl
the local transportation committee OF
Council aligned itself to-day behind the
Mayors plan To request the traction COM
panies to treat for the rehabilitation and
s~n,bseouent sale to the city Of their lines
and against a franchise grant for any
definite term.
motion to concur in the auggestlons'
contained in Mayor Dunno q letter TO Chair
man Werno.
The companies. were requested by the
committee 10 reply to this declaration at
tia next regular meeting on Thursday, May
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Mems Underwear

Mems Underwear
At 37No a garment-"Athletic" Shirts
sleeveless; knee-length Drawers to match.
in balbriggan.
Lightweight 'nock" ribbed white
cotton Shirts and Drawers.
or fine gage Ina lbriggan. S hirts
with long or short sleeves and French
necks. Drawers have strap blacks,
and are made In IS or Slim. inseam.
Soc each would be a fair price for
these qualities.
At SOC a garment-English white
gauze cotton Shirts, made by Morley.
"Athlotic' style; also with short sleeves
and ventilated arm-pits. Long sleeves
in anne quality.
White gauze cotton Drawers to
match, with reinforced seats; knee
and ankle length; the latter in 2s and
81 Inch inseam.
French balbriggan Shirts, long or
short sleeves, Drawers with double
seats, in % or Si-inch inseam.
Ribbed lis,e thread Shirts; closed
fronts, short sleeves or sleeveless.
Main floor, Wanamaker Building, !,
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Mrs. Duke Appeals.

TRENTON, N. j.; May 1o.-Mrs. Lillian
N. Duke, through her counsel. Chaunoey
@. Parker, filed in the Court Of Chancery
to-day a formal appeal from the decision
decree Of divorce In favor Of James B.
Gule. This action will carry the contro-
versy to the Court OF Errors and Appeals
where the testimony taken before Vice
Chancellor Pitney viii be reviewed.
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Race Track Company, which includes all
the old enclosure OF the Morris Park race
track aud an adjoining parcel known as
Weetchester Heights East. The raoetraok
property is 800 acres, and the other 81 acres.
The intention 10 to lay sewers and make
streets In the property and develop 1t for
dwelling house purposes only. II will take
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a year to bring it TO the point where houses
can be put up.
Company are Henry Ives Cobb, who helped
nance the Night and Day Bank, and who is
n OF the corporation owning ~ Broadway;
Joseph G. Robin, vice-president OF the Bank
Of Discount; Frederick w. White, Of Peters,
White q Co; Robert s. Bradley, president
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French Chemises

fcftS" SftcbttSCS
At s5c--Of Nainsook, with embroid-
ered soalloped edge; eyelets run with
ribbon.
At s1-Of muslin; with embroidered
front: scalloped edge: two styles.
At S1.25-Of muslin, two styles; en-
broidered front; scalloped edge; rib
bon-trimmed.
At 81. 5O-0f muslin or nainsook,
three styles; embroidered front; seal
loped edge; eyelets run with ribbon.
At S2-Of nainsook, two styles; em-
broidered front; scalloped edge; rib
bon-trimmed.
At S2.50-0f nainsook, three styles;
d~aintily embroidered in pretty designs;
buttonhole scsllops; eyelets run with
ribbon.
Others up to SIS.
French Drawers
At Si.aS-Of nainsook Tor muslin,
two styles; deep ruffie with scalloped
edge.
At s1.so-of cambria, with deep rui-
he; scalloped edge; rufie embroidery.
At si.71 OF nainsook or muslin,
three styles; deep embroidered ruffle,
finished with embroidered scalloped
edge.
At sa-Of ~nainsook, two styles. with
deep embroidered rufie. or lace and
ribbon-trimmed.
At Ga. 5O-Of nainsook, three styles;
deep ruffle embroidered in various de-
signs; some trimmed with lace or
ribbon.
Others up to SIS. 80.
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MEMS Hosiery and Underwear

In the items which we present below shrewd men will see
values which are not to be matched outside of WANAMAKERs.
Prices on these goods have advanced very materially during the
last year, since we placed the orders for the goods represented in
these lines. In addition to getting them under-price, these gar.
ments are made to our order in sizes and qualities which we
specified. All are perfect in. every way, and most desirable sorts,
Notwithstanding the very low prices: n
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Ne ss.s. assss,.s 70 asssssy.

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tAat esasr Napssteg ~ Neastay.
aprafoy n Wscssrsn ntaaa (hta s,assl
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90 ag ealNtral strife
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So. RsuuWfV s8d NJ neasty Any iatls
mastga lint San feegssaaihp Nv any NNY
fsv = ts,nand fse ~ .e0g 10 shoily feiss
No ateh dsrHanHi Was sVsf nnsds ~ M ~
w. ny uha representing nv Th~ fact ~
tisa matter h that you khos ~ much abosis
" - I ~
'Kennahy cafns Ia ne q nuWbsf % timas
and asked M 10 help him 80 tha consnse,
ithoe4ht N eood ldea tha, Ne had, hue
I told hlm I c0uid 10 nothing shout n. As1
Femefnbes the caae, he oould not -, the
contract with Tho city indrr the Ven Wyeh
administration, hut had 10 wait untn tbs
Low rtgir1s.
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FIVE TELEPHONE COMPANIES.

None of-two or more rival telephone at any Of
can supply you with the same thing accompanies
the others does. You can't dispense with the Ter
vice Of any one by taking that Of another, There
10 no such thing as Telephone Competition. II Is
oupreation. perhaps trpfca,ion. possibly quad
duplication. and so on 70 the limit NJ human en-
durtnce-.AdI.
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Mems Half-H Hose
At 1910 a pair-Fom styles OF cot
ton; all black, two weights; black, with
unbleached soles or feet; long-wearing,
sturdy socks at this little price.
At $50 g pair-Imported cotton socks,
fine gage, fast black-two weights in all
black: also black with split soles or un-
bleaohed feet Qualities that usually
bring $50 a pair.
AZ $50 a psir-German Half-hoss, In
various fancy effects,
Cotton-blaok, gray or tan, with
pretty side clocks; also in new en-
broidered designs, in various colors.
Lisle thread-new and pretty cir
ouler stripes on grounds Of black
and tan.
These are $50. values.
Main floor. Wanamaker Building.
Mems Underwear
At $50 a garment-Gauze cotton Shirts,
short sleeves; Drawers to match. White
Jean Drawers, knee or ankle length.
Iisle thread Athletic Shirts, rib
bed, sleeveless.
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Old MORRIS PARK TRACK SOLD.
O. 900 900 Corporation TO Develop It ss
Residence Property.

The Fidelity Development Company. a
corporation reoently organized for the pur-
pose, with q capital Of et,iSo,ooe, took over
yesterday the property Of the Morris Park
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NJ. Clifford Of clifford, Hobbs, Haskell a
Beard.
Rotterdam Under q New Name.

Tho Danish steamship c. F. Tietjen.
formerly thn Rotterdam OF the Holland
America line came In here yesterday. Tho
Tietjen Ia now in the Scandinavian line, which
hereafter will mainta in a weekly service.
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A Special Purchase
OF Bloch GO-CARTS "

This is the time of year when the baby should be outdoors
practically all day long. This opportunity could not come at
@ better season. Everybody knows how we'll and conveniently
constructed are the Bloch Go.Carts; and when they are offered
at the reductions named below parents will realize the oppor.
tunity that is presented.
The carts have fine reed bodies, reclining backs, adjustable
fronts; are fitted with enamel gear, china handles, rubber
tired wheels, There s a wide variety OF styles to choose from.
GoCarts that we're $22. so to $25, nop at $I6.5O.
Go-Carts that were SIG to 500, nov at $I2.75.
Go-Carts that were $12, now at So.
Fifth foor, Tenth street side, Stewart Building.
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Mems Scarfs al Csc

These arc regular half-dollar
scarfs, made OF the favored pop
lin silks, with neat self-colored
or jacquard figures. They are
in solid colors Of scarlet, car
dinal, national blue, navy blue,
Alice blue, gray, green, black
and white. q inches wide, full
SOC quality and SOC finish. We
got them at half price because
the manufacturer discovered
that another maker had the
same silks, and he wished to
close them out in a hurry.
They are the handsomest
scarfs you have probably ever
seen at Csc, and spic-span-new.
Wanamaker Building,
Aston Place Corner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

The Aeeiden, Insurance which may
be had through subscriptions to the
Enterprise and iha, splendid new pa
per. Farming" is OF the very best
being endorsed by the strong pub
fishing firm of Doubleday Page 4
Co. publishers of several OF the most
popular and mos, widely circulated
magazines in the union. This ought
TO be the mos, attractive OF the many
magazine combinations offered by the
Enterprise. Now is the time TO place
orders for your reading matter for
mex, year and secure valuable aeei-
den, insurance at the same time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
The importance Of Home Trading.

The Importance Of Home Trading.
with apologies to the Pueblo Chief
tain.)
The arguments in favor Of home
trading are so clear and so conclusive
in Rocky Ford should go elsewhere
for goods that can be bought TO equal
advantage IN this city.
There are nowhere in any city more
liberal. more enierprising and more
public spirited merchants than are TO
be found in Rocky Ford.
They have founded and built up es-
tablishmen,s that would be a credit
to any city OF many times the size
of this one.
They are tireiess in their efforts
TO suit the tastes and the ianeies OF
the people OF this community and
they are constantly on the alert 70
eontriye methods Of advancing tins
ci,y's interests and broadening its
business foundations.
Every item OF additional support
they receive Is iosHda,ion upon
which they build toward giving their
customers n better grade OF merehan-
disc and a wider variety Of choice,
Eyery item Of support that is denied
them makes I, jus, that much harder
for them to give the people OF this
lily the same advantages that are
SffeEed in larger cities.
There is a plain. practical. simple
way by which every resident OF Rocky
Ford can help the business interests
Of the city and at the same time help
their own business. whatever II may
And that way lies through home
trading.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
The Best Guaranty Of Merit
Is Open Publicity.

Every bottle OF DR.. Piercc's world.
famed medicines. leaving. the great labo:
ratory at Buffalo. n; Y, has printed
entering Into rs composition. This fact
alone places DIR. Plerce's Family Medi-
cincs In a class all bl Themselves. They
cannot be classed with patent or secret
medicines because they are neither. This
prescribe them and recommend them to
their patients. They know what they
are composed OF. and that the ingredients
are those endorsed by the most eminent
medical authorities.
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
great stomach tonic. liver invigorator.
heart regulator and blood purifier. nor his
"Favorite Prescription for weak, over
worked. broken down. nervous women,
70 n place all by themselves.
MANY years ago, DIR. Pierce discovered
that chemically pure glyccrlne. of proper
strength, is n better solvent and preserv-
ative of the medicinal principles resid-
ing In our indigenous, or native. medi-
cinal plants than is alcohol; and. furti.c
more. that 1t possesses valuable medicinai
properties of its own, being demulcent,
nutritive, antiseptic, and most efficient
anttferment.
Neither OF the above medicines con.
tains alcohol, or any harmful, habit
forming drug, rs will be seen from n
glance at the formula printed on each
bottle wrapper. They are safe to use and
potent to cure.
Not only do physicians prescribe the
above, non-secret medicines largely, but
the most intelligent people employ them
people who would not think of using
the ordinary patent. or secret medicines.
Every ingredient entering into the COM
position Of DIR. Pierce's medicines has
the strongest kind Of an endorsement
from leading. medical writer's of the
medicines % pSs up for fIiH'g; ike PURPOSES pos % has
any such professional endorsement.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation. Constipation is the cause OF
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
cure the disease. One Pellet" y gentle
gsts sell them, and nothing is rjust as
good.' Easy to take as candy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
The smallness of the Socialist Vote.

The Socialist vote in Colorado
proved to be very light-a mere baga-
telle compared with the claims made
BY the Socialist press and street
Speakers. Their guess was that Hay.
wood would be elected governor yot
Colorado, which wild guess was sec,
onded by Kansas publication called
sThc Appeal to Reason. and WHICH
bled the Socialist party beautifully
through the campaign. Havwoods
vote was only about 1880 in all COLO
RADIO, the state that was styled. the
battle ground and hope OF socialism.
And this too. in spite of the lecture
tour OF E V. Debs. the leading So
cinlist of them all. Even Lindsey, the
independent candidate. got more
votes than Haywood, he receiving
about $4,000. Adams. Democrat, got
10000 or less, and .Buchtcl, Republi-
can, led them all with $1,000. And so
if the strength OF socialism is to be
measured by its voting capacity it is
small factor in Colorado politics
Pueblo Indicator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the
home OF S. c. Blair, school superin-
tendent, at St. Albans, w. Va, when
his little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complaint he names. He
says: "My little daughter had St.
Vitus' Dance, which yielded to no
treatment but grew steadily worse
until as last resort we tried Elcc-
trio Bitters; and rejoice to say.
three bottles effected a complete
cure" Quick, sure cure for nervous
complaints, general debility, female
weaknesses, impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by all drug
gists. Price soc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

The use OF voting machines, which
will be made legal by the recently
adopted constitutional amendmen,
will have tendency to eliminate
fraud aud errors in counting. says
the Boulder Camera. The machines
are automatic. and canno, err. They
make speedy computation and knock
out entirely the chance for election
thieves to &C, in their miserable work
during the days and nights when
close contests are undetermined by
reason OF failure to hear from this
or that precinct. An hour after the
polls close the result is known. The
figures stay set in the machine and
cannot be jugggled. The cost will
be heavy in the first instance. but
necessity for printing ballots will be
removed and the cost OF these every
election would in few years be
enough to pay for the machines.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
Card Of Thanks.
Obituary..

pied-Friday. November 10Th. Of tu-
befeular mencngitis. Margaret. infan,
daughter Of mr. and Mrs. T. J. Douglas.
Of Patterson valley. aged % months and
~ day. Funeral services where conduct
cd at tho bereaved home by Rev. S. c.
Green Sunday afternoon. Little Mar
gares's life measured but span and her
Illness was Of short duration and wi;hou,
appsren; suffering. She was sick bu;
% hours when she passed peacefully
away.
1T must be sweet In childhood
10 give back the spiri, TO It's maker.
E'er tho heart has grown familiar
with tho ways Of sin
Mrs. Ada Larmorc Shrosds died at
Trinidad on Wednesday. Tho body Er-
rived her yesterday for burial. Funeral
services will be held Saturday.
Died. Wednesday last, =, tho heuie Of
her son. W. e. Dye in Rocky Ford. ;irs,
Lydia a. Laird. in her 6s,h year. The
body will be shipped 20 Nashua. Iowa. by
Undertaken Sprinkler today. accompanied
by mr. Dye.
Undertaken Sprinkler reports the death
Of Baby Logan. but few hours old. in
Patterson Valley. Nov. l4,h. The moth
or has been confined TO her bod for some
weeks with typhoid fever aud is still in a
critical condition. Rev. S. C. Green con-
Quoted br.ef service u. tho home. ln-
termen. at Valley viewcemetery.
We guarantee our Piano tuning. Try
u.s. Bolton Music Co,
City Realty Co. for Real Estate Bar
gains,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23

President Roosevelt was criticised
some time ago for going down i'll a
submarine boat to look at things. and
now he is being subjected to the same
scolding for daring to risk his life i'll
taking trip to Panama. says the
Pueblo Indicator. But he is not doing
anything that he shouldn't: He is
setting a very good example to the
country. He is getting out OF the
old rut. He is leading the way to
the accomplishment OF better things.
and that is gcrat deal The man
who gets out of the rut and helps.
others to do likewise is the useful
man nowadays.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
obl,u.ry Of lt.ryey ). Fuhrm...er.

Obituary OF Harvey }. Fuhrmaster.
Harvey J. Fuhrmastsr. sen of F. w.
and Martha J. Fuhrmastsr. was born in
Soion. Iowa. Aug. i3. 1879. Died in
Rocky Ford. Nov. 10. 1906 Of typhoid
fever. after a lingering illness. aged "a
years. 5 months and days. The father
and two brothers still survive him. In
1892 the mother died. and in 1886 the
two sisters died Of diphthsria. The sl-
der brother. Irving. resides in keokuk.
Iowa. The father and younger brother.
chas. N. were at the bedside during the
las. days Of sickness. The deceased
would have been married in a few days
70 Miss Pearl Gill Of this city. under-
taker Sprinkler prepared the body ard
shipped il to the old home. Webster. To-
wa. Thursday morning. Chas. NJ. Fuhr-
master and Miss Gill accompanied il.
The body will DO laid 10 res. with all the
rites Of Masonic burial on Sunday. For
the benefit Of the many friends in this
community brief service was held al
the Baptist church. conducted by Rev.
S. C. Green Wednesday afternoon. Ap-
propsia,e words were spoken by the pas
tor. A male anartet,s. composed OF
messfs. Eiser. Price. babeoss and Kim
gsy sang ''Jesus. Savior. PHO. Me-. "Hea-
ven is my home" and Elm a Pilgrim.
The fofal tributes were most beautiful.
Many friends took last look into the
face OF their departed friend. Since liv-
ing in Rocky Ford. Mr.. Furmasier had
been employed by d. v. eurrsll. F. NJ.
Harsin and tho Wells Fargo Express Co.
lie was universally esteemed and his
death will be sincerely regretted by alsTgs
circle Of friends.
Card Of Thanks
We sincerely wish TO thank our friends
for their many acts Of kindness shown TO
Harvey Fuhrmasier during his past i'll
ness. also for their eonsoling words
spoken to US during our sad bereavement.
c. Fuhfmastsr.
Pearl Gill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-23
One of Governor Buchtcrs Possible
Problems,

The prohibitionists in Denver are
going to make Preacher Governor
Buchtel show his hand when he takes
the rcins, by demanding that he shall
clean out Dcnver's saloons and dives.
as he said he would do had he the
power. The water wagon crowd think
he has the power. What will Mayor
Speer do If Buchtel start i'll to make
a clean up? Without the redlight
district Speer would have no strength.
Pueblo Opinion.