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Kansas CITY livestock.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 22--cattle
receipts rscoo fnciuiing 90 south,
ems. market S TO 10 cents lower,
Native steers. S4.56y5sso. southern
steers. 1s.5UmS4.s8 soxthern COWS,
$3.50 3&0U: native coz sand heffers,
Sa.MasSo0: stSekers aud feeders,
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Mr.. 8. I. Bovea. q wsyae. W. Va.
writes: = sas Z sufferer from kid.
ney dtsssse. - thai q times I ccald
NOT ssasl straight I took rolsyfs
Ka1Dey Cure. One dollar bottle and
psrt Of THE s~eond cared me entirsiy.-
roisys Kidney Cure WORKS wonders
where sehsr1 are total failures. TO be
obtained a O. q. ScAAefer. druggist
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rA~ ssxtg~ans - - q sflrslsz
sssrress - Las N~x>ss u : nss -
N.<dss I,~ss~s K~sSsaczns
rna~s - fx<sA atnssA<< xiEes fsrna
- O. - s>rzzse1 1rx " dry
AMds ~ ~ c.Hss~l sfSzsn -
hs<s - Ne casters p@u q cslonso
sr@ issx p~s~sas eso ths h1aAs "a -
ti<fs. 2sd n IA@ pfss<at rate a -
ts@assns q uassstssnee fog 4 yesf loax
er shsrs sna q ltis Sosefnmsas
s<rssx~ ssft fef bonestSaaer Also
ths Lands lsias n ne grant q re
lksasss ersnoA II ne Cnloa Pseane
have A~~s a-csshk ~ zsmost conplsss
~ % sp-~nizfors IN anticipates % .
aepassd FROM actual settlers. . thai
- eE4ac~ for fsrnefs . procure
lands ID eastern coiorsde n srsf
bands bids sssr 10 scoa - removed.
I~rrsxzsoss and Others sso have Nv
"A onx In tke stair snd accepted the
~srs 6sy sesdies thst fsrmlss sifAcus
lrrsgssloa conIa never ~ made % DIT
sr sot dissos<1 10 Change their affi
tnas BOARD me settlement q shes~
sfr~sskss snd xu6A are inclined 70
tAss sifk disfasog This coming ~ the
farmers Thfy believe fhst m : short
time ne lsnds vii again " deserted.
and That ahs people sho sre no~ taxi
inc them 10 ~sl suffer from this later
Gay experiment n farming ~ did ihe
rain helters Who rushed onto then
TO decades $50
There really 4 rcod reasoa % BE-
Ilsye thai Instead ~ meeting with ~.
vere dissppoInsments m later Corners
% the iands vii profit u some degres
from their occupancy Al few mar b.
misled INTO expecting too much and TOO
~srIs returns. hut there can ~ nj
question about the Campbell system
heinz I'D important discovery in sol
~fiilase. and when rightly understood
and followed II " working wonder.
nth the lands of little rain.
II Il TOO much 10 expect thai In ON
year or t~o TIM great area ~ non
productive land afil be metamorphcr
"a into rich and profitable farms. Tn
encroschment Of the farms from NJ
east has been sloskfui. and the rub
IL not Koinx 70 be reversed In ans
considerable degree BY even such n
Important gain as the Campbell so
TEN. But here and there over tn
aces no~ being ocated upon IN % b.
found . farmer xho came Into III.
state twenty years y on the rair
belt Impulse and who has stayes
through ali the years. gradually deyel
opins his lands. making q Twins an,
growing around his home fruit an,
shade trees that show what persis
renee and determination will accom-
pflsh. on the thousands who cam
Then q large majority we're SPECTATOR
of i class who would not know xha
Ito do with the richest farm In II,
world. The thousands have gone. bu
the hundreds remained and have buil
out % the nothing they came with WI
liable properties that support them \
! comfort
10 SONG extent Il xni be the sam
Win thosf &ho are now coming int
! The state. but every ode who star
viand lights the battle With nature q
these others have Fought II. studyinI
the economies Of chicken raising nm
cattle breeding and making the sol
! produce such fond stnffs as II viii. ar
j going 20 be heavy gamers 10 the en-
and the stata win gain through them.
lust ~ long IL Aramogordo ca
boast Of the best climate in the soutl
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os~rnor HaKrsalaa man q
nsxay activities. Tonsofsos sssrahx
n xIIl deliver me commencement 20.
dress II the Roswell military iasii'
tuse. E
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OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE
At OGDEN, UTAH.

Ogden Utah May e2.--rirs witch
started at ? o'clock this morning de.
stroyed half q block Of business
hcuses on Washington ave., including
the Burton Implement compsay. Love
Hardware store; Barrup grocery aAJ
others, The loss IL aboat yssee
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- kres<<s A<x esascas t~~s~r tAs
~nsps<s s~e-oe aAsr raH<s -
nzsxs S>ssA. aorsh ssN - s<a nsn
apf eAskr " sseA tsxes.~ss-Nm.
aao<ss6o <s~s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-22

Continued good words rune from
me Estsncia ssiks. shsss lh~ ~~-stisfs
are aockinx 10 and taking ap mans
thonsASds ~ sersx u promising land
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usssNs from AppsaaIeitIs

decrease n the same ratio that the
use a o.. Kings NV Life Pills 10
crosses. 7hsy saw you from danger
ana bring suick and painless release
ffcus csnstfpsttoa sad the ills grSwtue
out Of N. skrengta and visor always
follow Their uss. Cuaraateed b. Ill
druggists. zSc. Try them.
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The nes woman ~oskl proeasiy e
Ter the ministry n NJ sRSnt Cor hs
ssersion % taking orders
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men. ars more people d AIamoxor-
u presDsf tirne v favor o. 10.
cospor6ein 81 IN present time than
ever bGoore. let NJ board 81 trade
IrsiI meeting 20 disruss this In.
Iccrporstiou prcposteA-Aiamoxordp
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R@nsnbsr hxy .-Asaosisi DAY.
Il vin b : soes lire ID sho~ soe'
pssrtpsisn-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-22

w6ITh ~ Be tsslt. ! sec ttsei o. q
1ock esoai, IT, n the question 20 be
decided tor " time very shortly ~
The government The people Of the
southwest do not care very much
xhst kind Of q canal n built y they
can only get the canal finished during
this generstion.-Gallup Republican.
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The Isndizdyis daughter may b. al
right Id her WY. but the sfar bosrahsr
goes nigner a p m cnmussueaes the
cook
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- The Markets.
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS

TUESDAY, NAY y. 1906.
The following quotations received
froa y. j. Graf A Co, Aibulnsrque,
Nev MEXICO, correspondent for Logan
A Bryan. long distance phone.
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TERRIBLE ITCHING
SCALP HUM0R

B,dly kasrtsd With Sofss ID
Cysss- Exisadsd Don Behind
n Eu-ssse ysafs u,Asr
Painful 81 Itching Pushiss
eeoke o. = Lsvsr PIT q
eody-Sa Mo kfscapd.
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lust ~ long III A~ramogordo can
boast Of the best climate In the south.
west. Just 30 long win our chances
BE- FOR 4 town of continuous property.
Shops may go. but out eternal sum
shine remains. our mild winters.
pleasant summers, unsurpassed gener.
nj climatic conditions that no other
town or city IN the whole southwest
eau claim. WI have ali the beauty
that there Il IN cilmate--mild. cafm,
and loyely. The neighbortng
mentoes serve AZ 4 wind break. guard.
Ing Oh winter biizzards, preventing
hurricanes and cyclones, and the coal,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-22

home a Mr. md Mr.. w.
II tina corner q Ninth
lksco street. has been greatly
! ~ IN iron fence and Z e.
meQ ewA1k. The ground u nov
r1s11 for . lava and the
Eob 40 safshes
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sheep Rsceipts

sheep receipts 1000: marke
STEADY @. strong. Sheep tl75d $40
lambs. $4,000 s7.55. !
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Chicago. May a2-cattie receipts
$500: market steady to strong
Beeyes. $4,000 ss.i5. co~s and nesf
ers. sI.75@ss.so; stockers aud feed
ers. 81. 55ms4.s5: Texans, 5000 stsei
calves. sf.eJ6I &c. Al r. ~ ?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Rocky Ford Enterprise
R.dIum md Il. ReveI.tIon..
COLORADO.

HootuU 2Ho US hCWeteaoVe~
That the discovery OF radium and
radioactivity has brought into ques-
tion some OF the most firmly estab-
lished theories OF modern science Is
we'll known. but recent address de-
iivered at York. England. by Prof.
Lancaster. the noted British scientist.
indicates that the upsetting of pre-
vious conceptions has been greater
than Is generally imagined. New
chemical elements have been revealed
in rapid succession In recent years.
but radium is the most wonderful OF
all. II has raised up doubts concern.
Ing ideas that had been accepted as
the fundamental bases OF scientific
speculation. 1t has caused new
study of the atomic theory. opening
up the question whether tho trans
mutability OF elements may not after
all be n possibility. The number OF
new problems which may follow the
discovery of this extraordinary ele'
ment with Its mysterious power OF CIV
Ing on energy from some source with
In itself can even now be only con
jectured. The question Of the cvolu'
tion OF the solar System and the prob
able age OF the world will have to be
rcstudied In the light of the knowl'
edge brought by radIum. Prof. Ian.
kcstcr points out that heretofore all
the calculations ns to the probable
pas, duration OF the earth and tho
length of the various geological pc.
RODS have been based on the assump-
tion that ;hc material of the earth was
scifcoolins. With the discovery that
n small quantity of radium dlffused
through the earth would maintain Its
tempcra;ur. against all loss by radla-
ton one OF the most nrmiy established
theories Of the physicists becomes un'
tcnnblc. a fraction OF one per cent.
Of radium In tho suns mass would
make good tho heat annually los, by
IL. So far rs concerns this method
Of calculation tho gcoioEis,s may have
TO revise their views entirely. extend.
inE the probable past OF the earth In.
definitely. Prof. Lankcstcr's words.
says the Chicago Daily News. open up
remarkable ,is,as m to tho possibiii'
ties OF now Investigations and illus
ira;c In striking way the tentative
and uncertain character of much of
'ha; which has been accepted as truth.
Our knowledge OF all the greater phc'
nomrna OF material nature seems,
after all. strangely limited and In
definite.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
TAFT sTARTo FOR cUeA.
VIII Investigate and Repers-war
Ships Ready for Business.

washinston.-Sccrctary Taft and
Assistant Secretary OF State la
con left Washington Sunday afternoon
for Tampa. Florida. to embark on a
naval vessel for Havana. in accordance
with the instructions of President
Roosevelt. to ascertain the exact polit.
icai situation. Other members of tho
party were Frank @. lockwood. stcn.
osrapher TO Secretary Taft: Henry
Sevcomb. private secretary to Assis..
ant Secretary bacon: Captain r. r.
Mccoy. the Presidents military aide.
r. L. Cairns. surveyor of the port oi
Manila: Jose NJ. Macias. a Spanish in
tsrpretcr from the insuiar bureau. and
two messengers.
l, was announced at the navy depar..
mcnt tonight that the batticsships
Louisiana. Virginia and New Jersey
have been ordered down the Atlantic
coast on shakedown cruise. and that
they have been directed to keep In
touch with the government at Wash
inEton by wireless telegraph. and. II
necessary. in the event Of an emer-
gency arising. they will be sent TO Ha
yana. II was also stated that the cruis
srs Tacoma and the Cleveland have
sailed for Norfolk. Virginia. and that
the cruisers Minneapolis and Newark
will follow them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
San Francisco Insurance Case.

San Francisco. Cal.-The first ct the
velchibr insurance companies which
have been dragged into the United
States courts to be made TO pay their
legal debts-the Transatlantic Fire
insurance Company Of Hamburg-met
n defeat in the United States Circuit
Court. when Judge whitson. sitting for
Judge Morrow. instructed the jury TO
give verdict for the Strauss Realty
Company for the full amount sued for.
together with interest and costs.
The action was to recover $4,000
on t-o policies, one on the Levi
Strauss & Co.'S store on Battery street
and the other the building on the
corner OF Kearney street and Union
Square avenue, occupied by Raphael
Bros. The defense was that the hand
Of God was in evidence before the FIRE
In the shape of an earthquake followed
by conditions resulting from the act
OF the populace.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Why People End Their LIxs..

Tho New York World complied a
paso OF interesting facts on tho
growth Of suicide. and gives tho fol-
lowing reasons Why some persons cad.
cd their lives: Josiah II. Riddle. Of
jefferson City. Mo. because he vas
too fat. frcnc baltimore Bogzins. o.
Atlantic City. because she had a new
lavender drcss to be buried In. Pom.
icpo Fuipoai. of Chicago. because he
was In love with marble statue Of
Venus. Mrs. William Thomas. OF
pnnxsu,awncy. Pa. because hor hair
was turning gray. Herman RccyiinE.
Of West Haslcton. Pa. because h.
missed a train. James Andrews. Of
oxford. Pa. because he had TO speak
at commencement exercises before
ziris. Mrs. Grace Dc Wolf. OF 81.
Louis. because she could no, bear to
be separated from her sisterin.iaw.
Robert Lehman. Of Dcs Moincs, la.
because he believed his family re-
ferrcd to him when they sang Every.
body Works but Father George
Hawthorne Smith. Of New York. be-
cause he believed himself too old at
as years. All Of which goes to show
that human life does not weigh very
heavy. after all.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Frui,arIan Diet.

a frui,arian diet consists of the
rui,s CT trees like apples. oranges.
bananas and oiiVcsl. the fruits OF
bushes like eurrants and raspber
riesl. the fruits of plants like straw.
berries and melons. lentils and beans
and cucumbersD. the fruits of grasses
like wheat and barley and maize and
oats). the fruits OF nut trees from
fllbcrt TO cocpanutl. together with
some earth fruits CIike po;atocs). and
moiicum of vegetables and salads.
To these may be added butter. milk.
honey and cheese. although their pro-
duction Is not so free from risk OF
contamination and animal Infection as
is the case with the products Of the
vegetable kingdom and the world OF
fruits. Grown unncr healthy condi.
tions. with diseased specimens easy TO
detect and remove. Il is far more pos
siblc. says the Westminster Review. to
live hcalthiiy and we'll upon fruit.
arian dietary than upon the products
of the slaughter house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
COOPERATIVE PROGRESS.
Wonderful Success In Great britain
and Europe.

Tho Cooperative Union In England
has now Iacmbcrship numbering over
two millions and a quarter. and i,s an.
nuai turnover. with the societies ami.
lated with II Ia 1900. 100000.
Tho union is something more than a
mere trading concern. II does a srca;
educational work. and has Pariia-
meniary committee watching all bills
for the Improvement o: the condition
of the masses. It has even lifcboa.
fund. and makes grants for all sort OF
benevolent matters. Its commercial
operations are not confined TO ais;Fibu.
tion. Cooperative production. ss APP
piled both to farming aud manufacture.
Is ON the increase.
In Denmark every dairy and farm Is
run on cooperative principles. In
eastern Switzerland cooperative stores
and institutions have driven ali private
firms and trading out of existence. In
Germany there are $50 co-ops rstive
banks. and sspO.000.oGD Is found AIN.
nuaiiy for purchase Of faw material,
wages and other outlay. finding en-.
ploymcnt for workers. In Italy the Ro.
man Catholics have already outT,in the
Socialists in the cooperative orsaniEa.
ton OF agriculture. and Holland and
Belgium are very strong in the move
ment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
ENLARGE THE SHELTERS.
A Million Dollars to be Spent by Dem
YER at Once.

YER at Once.
What undoubtedly Is the most i'm
portant deal ever closed between Am.
ericaa Smelling and Refining corpora
tion and another company has been
closed In Denver. Through this deal.
which represents an expenditure Of
at least $l.0OO.00O. the smelter trust
has contracted with the Huntington
Heberline company Of New York. for
the installation Of automatic. self.feed.
Ing furniccs for sli It's plants In Colo
RADIO and several In other states. Five
smelters In Colorado will be dis.
mantled and equipped with the i'm
proved apparatus. Probably not less
than year will be required for this
work. II will be carried on In such
q way as not to seriously impair the
operation OF the smelters under pres
ent methods.
When the new process furnaces
have been installed there will be u
tremendous Increase In tho capacity
OF the smelters. Under present condi-
tiOhs, WHICH necessitate tne use ot
many men to feed the furnaces. ca
pacity Of each smelter Is necessarily
limited. With the automatic appara.
tus. additional furnices may be built
as seems necessary and the capacity
Of each plant greatly increased.
II Is stated that the nature Of tho
ores shipped to the smelters has made
necessary some changes such as has
been determined upon. The excess OF
sulphidc ores over the other kinds has
presented problem difficult OF solu.
ton. but with the new furnaces Will
solve. according to experts who invcs'
tignted them In operation in Montana
before the deal was closed. Repre-
scntauvcs Of the eastern company ar-
rived In Denver yesterday TO super
wise tho installation OF the furnaces
and the work will commence soon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
MExicANs CELEBRATE iNoE
PENDENcE.
Prophecies Of An AnsI.Foreisn Demon
ssration Proved False.

Mexico ci,y.-Thc national holiday
In celebration Of the Independence o.
Mexico was observed In u most Gu
thusiaStic manner her, Sunday.
The decorations were on a morc
elaborate scale than heretofore. an,i
large crowds were consrcEatcd In tho
parks to listen TO tho band concerts.
and those who participated In the
grand civic parade numbered several
thousand. Tho parade was three hours
In passing given point where Il was
reviewed By President pias. Vice
Prcsidcn, Corral. members OF the Sen.
ate and Chamber of Deputies. the
diplomatic corps and prominent ci,i.
gems.
A mos, noteworthy celebration oc'
CURED at San Luis Po,oai. where ono
Of tho speakers referred to President
Roosevelt and spoke OF tho biadins.
friendship cxiAting between tho two
countries. and then referred to the pat,
played by the president Of the ais,cF
republic In bringing about peace be-
tween Honduras. Guatemala and Sal
Sador during their recent trouble.
uuon concluding his speech the people
present burs, out In n mighty roar OF
''vivas- for Presidents Roosevelt and
Dias.
The demonstration was perhaps th.,
first In the history of the country made
in favor Of foreign country.
San Luis Po,osi also had cclcbra'
,ion. and the good feeling expressed Ia
- .t.. t.,. t..x,-
Of the lack of any antiforcisn feeling
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

An Encampment dispatch says:
President Cobb of the n.wyoming
company. who is interested in the sar.
aioga & Encampmpnt railroad. with
Fennimore Chattcr;on and @. N. iohit
OF the latter company. have been here
for a few days settling accounts of the
Saratoga & Encsmpment railroad OF
several months standing that were
contracted under the former manage.
ment. They announce that the contrac-
tors. Michael 6 Gicein. are each day
adding TO their force and that the road
will be completed to Saratoga by Oc-
tober 18th and to Encampment by the
first of the year. To expedite con
struction the Baegott Rocks route will
for the present be abandoned and the
road run west of the Encampment
river. The gentlemen assert that the
Upper Platte and Encampment ditch.
in which they are also interested. Will
do considerable work this fall. The
road will extend from Walcott, on the
Union Pacific, to Saratoga and En-.
campment. In time II will be extended
into Routt county. Colorado. and the
Pearl. Colorado. section. The owners
hope to have trains running in time to
take care of the output of the Ferris
Haggerty 5nd Doane Rambler copper
mines, and the Encampment smelter
this and winter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Glass Building Works.

The making of glass bricks for buil6-
ings as well as paving has become .
recognized European INDUSTRY. Tbs
Germans have carried the invention
burg glass walls are erected where
light is needed. yet where. by police
regulations, walls must be both win.
dowless and fireproof. These bricks
are translucent, admitting light. but
permitting NO view Of the interior.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
MsxIeo's Marvellous caetI.

Mexico has q cactus which grows
too<hpicks; another. ribbed and thickly
set with toothpick spines which fur.
nishes tho native with combs: there -
another castus, the long curved spines
Of which resemble hshhooks; there 10
another which Ia an almost perfect I'M
itation of a sea urchin; still another
resembles a porcupine: there IL still
another covered with red hair which 10
picknamed the "red.headed" cactus.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

trust law. which has recently been sus-
tanned by the courts.
1.-THE practice OF permitting lobby.
lists to haunt the state capitol aad the
legislative halls ia undignified aud VI
cious. and the next Legislature should
enact such measures rs will do away
with this pernicious custom. Our
present insurance laws are crude. con-
fiicting and incomplete. and We pledge
our party to revise them along conserv-
alive and progressive lines. to the end
that greater protection may be at
forded the public.
1--WE recommend tho enactment OF q
law which will provide uniform sys-
TEN OF accounting for public offices
and the creation Of state examiner.
under whose direction all public ofilces
handling public funds. and all sta @
banks. savings banks. trust companies
and loan associations. may be fire.
quently examined, and the result Of
such examination published. giving the
condition OF such Offices or institutions
and the business methods employed
therein.
1--WE recommend the enactment Of
state law which will supplement tho
recent national pure food legislation
In order more completely to protect
the public from the evils OF aduitera-
ton.
Tho Free Pass Must Go.
"wo pledge our candidates to the
enactment OF local option law which
Will insure to tho people the removal
or establishment OF saloons In the res
dcncc district.
"wc pledge our legislative cnndi.
didaicJ TO the aboiIshmcnt Of the pres
cnt mileage expense In connection
with the state Institutions. shcrins.
constnblcs and other state and county
officials.
I'VE realize that the time has ar.
rived for Colorado TO fall into tho line
with other progressive states. and les.
lsiaic for the building of good roads.
"ws believe that the employees OF
our institutions for tho car. Of tho do
ilnqucEt and the insane should be rc.
moved from the domain of partisan
politics. and that these Institutions
should be kept in the care OF compc.
tent experts appointed and retained
wi,hou; regard TO partisan conaidcrn.
tiona. Legislation should be enacted
providing for better care OF tho In.
sane wards OF tho state. and an on.
largsmcnt of the state asylum sun.
cicnt 10 enable proper care to be given
to all those who may be entitled In this
way to public protection.
I'VE recognize that agriculture has
become I'll. leading Industry OF Colo
rado. and wc pledge our earnest Efforts
to advance that industry In every way
possible. both in tho encouragement
OF agricultural educational laws aa will
serve To pro,cc, and prumo,. tho
growth of agriculture In Colorado In
all its branches.
believing that these reforms arc
vita iard saiutary. that the people VIII
Huppor the Republican party In an
homes: and earnest effort 10 carry thea,
out and that the future prosperity OF
the state demands the continuance OF
Republican administration. NC conn'
IDENTIFY commend our cause TO the so,.
ere OF the state
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

That Kansas law which requires
automobiles to give the entire road to
other vehicles will probably. with the
other vehicles. merely get the merry
''Hons. Honk.l" as the blamed things
whizs by.