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Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

The above design is by the The Nc
Call Co., of New York. Fashion Pub
fishers and Manufactures of Mccall
Patterns.
Furs.
So fascinating are the furs shown by
G. G. Shayne this season, that air eady
the demand for them promises to ex-
coed that of last winter, if that were
possible. Muffs, pelerines, stoIes and
boas OF all sorts must be soft and hexi-
BILE in appearance to meet the demand
of this seasons fashions. What the
furriers term changing furs" that is
muffs and other pieces built up of
stripes formed of single skins, self
lined and SO lightly caught together
that each appears separate and de-
tached. These are the desirable style
for all 1p-to-date wearers.
Little Coats.
Short jackets, Etons and Pony coats,
or box coat models, are more in de-
mand than are the longer coats, es-
pecially for walking and general wear.
For automobiling many people cling
to the long loose coats of fur or cloth
fur lined Caracul and Russian PONY
vie with one another for favor in jaunty
short coats of the Elton type their
edges finished with handsome silk
braids, and with variety of elaborate
vests, of colored cloth and velvet
Handsome buttons, of metal and mock
jewels, trim some of more ornate OF
of these, and jackets of white caracuI
rival those of ermin in dressy dainti.
ness of effect
Fur Hats En- Suite.
Fur hats are made of the same hang
ing skins that are used for other pieces
Sable is favorite hat fur for those
who can afford it but the price of Rus
sian Sable is beyond people of moder
ate expenditures. Little cravat piece
of Ermin or Sable are worn with coat
of the more durable furs with smar
effect
New Long Gloves
The newest thing in long walkin
gloves, has gore set in at the scar
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

Thomas Dixon does not care how
many times suppress his play, "The
Clansman" as long as they do not sup
press the newspaper accounts of it.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

after having been confidential friend if
not advisor to three Presidents. All
of the experience has been good train
ing fol- the highest Office in the gift of
the people.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

Mr.. Rockefeller says we should all
keep our expenditures we'll with in
our incomes. 1t is advice that has
been given before but no one knows
better how easy it is to do it than Mr..
Rockefeller.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has been using formaldehyde to keep
the milk but the result was to lose Gus
toners for the dining cars.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

1t is probable that the price of
titles may go up before another season.
Foreign Counts, and Dukes must get
something extra for taking the grow
ing risk of being divorced and left
with only meagre alimony instead
of the American millions.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

sis Bridge Whist Gambling?" is the
question that society and the clergy
are agitating. 1t all depends on
whether you lose or win.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

More troops have been sent to round
up the Wyoming Indians. What is
the matter with sending Secretary
Taft there?
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

Champagne is said to be a fine hair
tonic. At least it has an unfailing
quality of going to the head.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

Judge Alton B. Parker says he is
praying for the success of the Hughes
party in New York. If the Judge
prayed for his own success the party
may lose faith in the result of his sup
plications.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

In North Dakota they use automo O.
biles to run down criminals. But in
the East they use them to run dowr
any one who does not get out of the
way.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

A year ago Thomas Watson was won
dering how Bryan could make money
on ''bum paper like the Commoner.
Bryan has the last laugh however.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

Secretary Taft in pacifying the
Cubans had an easy task in compari-
son with the one assigned Judge Ma.
COON who is expected to keep them pac
fled.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

The Pres ident will spend only three
whole days in Panama and good part
of these will be taken up with recep-
tions, dinners and luncheons. Perhaps
he will learn just how rapidly Poultney
Bigelow acquired his impressions of
that zone.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

The man who first brought out John
l.. Sullivan is candidate for the Leg
islature in Massachusetts,. Once
started on the downward career there
is no telling where a man will fetch up.
Topeka, Kan, celebrated the arrival
of vice. President Fairbanks the other
day with bonfres, fireworks and torch
lights. The people were determined
to overcome the chillihess of his pre-
sence.
Fra Elbertu,. Hubbard is issuing cir
culars to the effect that he is "Pericles. .
Its been looking sometime as though
Fra Elbertus might change his resi-
dence to a home in which all of the
inmates believe themselves Kings,
Queens or God Almighty, and there is
not much doubt that he will get there.
Secretary Cortelyou has now been
appointed to three Cabinet positions
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

The above design is by the The Nc
Call Co., of New York. Fashion Pub
fishers and Manufactures of Mccall
Patterns.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

This is a great Administration fol-
New York. With two members in the
Cabinet and third one booked, and
a President at the head of the table
geographical distribution has received
a set back.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

Many years ago England decreed
that women might view the doinss of
Parliment only from cage arranged
for the purpose. The wise ones must
have forseen the coming of the suf-
fragettes.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

Murphy, the Tammy chief has given
notice that he will sue all papers that
caricature him in states prison uniform.
This it is hoped will prevent Repub-
lican papers recopying the caricatures
of his friend Hearst, published year
ago.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

Thomas Edison says he has invented
5000 motor that will run 100, 900 miles
or fifteen years without getting out of
order. If this gets ION the market
automobiling as a sport will promptly
go out of fashion.
Smyrna times., 1906-11-07

After all these years we are going to
find out what will really happenif a
President should violate tradition and
step on foreign soil.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
What Free Alcohol Means.

Few people realize the importance
OF the tax free alcohol bill which has
just passed the senate and now only
awaits the signature OF the president
to become a law on June Ist, 1907.
says the Salida Record. This means
that alcohol will supplant the use oil
gasoline and oil for lighting and pow
or purposes as with the revenue re-
moved alcohol will be placed on the
market at Il low price less than oil
or gasoline is selling At the present
time and will last twice rs long. In
other words. one gallon Of alcohol
will go as far as two gallons OF oil
or gasoline. This will mean that all
locomotives will be equipped to use
alcohol for power. and il IS claimed
alcohol can be used in the ordinary
gasoline engine without any altera-
lions whatever. Automobiles will
burn il. and housewives will burn il
in lamps. As substitute for gaso-
line IL is less dangerous: Is not so
liable to explode and can be quench-
cd with water when burning while
gasoline cannot. Again. alcohol can
be manufactured from almost any
thing At low cost. while gasoline
comes from oil, the supply OF which
Is limited and controlled by trusts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

on A. f. Bent, who has aspirations
for the Office of secretary of state,
for the candidate for both these of
fees can hardly come from the same
neck OF the woods. Bent used to
belong to the Wolcott crowd but
gave his fellow workers the slip. and
that did not go well with some of
them who are re alling the sudden
change of front in the man from the
Arkansaw. Swink is still looking
around" and by this time the fact is
pretty generally known throughout
the state that he is "just looking
around" III the rural districts ioin
hands they could land their man. and
il nominated Swink would make a
big run.-Pueblo Indicator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Colosado's generosity has been re-
Gently tested In several wavs and the
state has acquitted itself with credit
in all save one direction. The present
for the cruiser Colorado" from the
people Of the state requires such small
contributions ,ha, there shouid be no
i,esi,sney In chipping In" Rich men
can undoubtedly be found who will
pu, up wha; Is needed. but that will
no, he the people. and the public and
no, few individuals should give the
presen, TO tho waFship. i; would be
humiliaiin. TO have u go forth ;ha'
thc people OF the state, In whose hon
or this great warship Is named. have
so li,;ie interest IN u a. TO perrii; the
piaa for tho customary present TO fail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

The Rocky Ford country is now ono Of
tho basies; spots In Colorado. Hoe. thin
ming is IN active progress and the hun-
dfsds Of imported indians, Mex
iesns and iaps-hass all tho work ;hey
care TO do. Tho extra labor is more plen-
atal than ever before. yet sosna few grow
ers have fields which badly need a,.en-
ton. However. taxing Tho country all
over. the bee; crop is in most excellent
condition and promises large yield.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

The President can't come to the
Pike centennial celebration at Colora-
do Springs in September; but mem.
bers OF the Cabinet will be there and
many other notables, and large
number OF troops will take part in the
maneuyers; so that the celebration is
bound to be great success, and help
in bringing to the state large mum.
bcrs OF people whose presence will
benef: not only Colorado Springs
but other portions of the state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Recent issues of the Enterprise
have given full details OF the $4,000
water bond issue. The bonds bear s
per cent interest. are payable in ten
years and due in IS years. They were
taken at % per cent by James IL.
Causey and w. l.. Sweet OF Denver.
they paying all legal expenses con-
nected with the issue and furnishing
the printed bonds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
swink Likely to qui. His Present

Both Holmberg and Swink are
common" men. that is, men who are
OF the people and part of the people,
and will both probably go before
the republican state convention for
the gubernatorial nomination. At
present Holmberg is keeping track OF
the states funds and Swink is rais-
ing sugar bcets- but either could quit
his job IL needs be.-Pueblo Indicator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Both party conventions in Missouri
this year have been rather slimiy at
tended. the alleged reason being that
free transportation for delegates was
not forthcoming. as II has been IN the
past. Why not put the thing on \
business basis by the railroads max:
ing special rate to conventions. and
then ie, every man pay his fare and
feel that he can vote as he pleases
when he gets there?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
A Colorado exchange expressed il

A Colorado exchange expressed i
Just right when in a recent issue 1t
said that Colorado pcoplc and Colo
RADIOS Legislature should take hrm
stand in support OF the proposition
that every drop OF water that falls on
the soil OF the state belongs to the
people OF Colorado for their beneficial
use" Colorado people have just as
much right to use the water that falls
or rises in this state as they have to
use the air that circulates above 1t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

The more the recent Denver cleo
tion is exposed the greater Is shown
TO be the corruption used by the puo-
lie utility corporations. One OF the
Hors, features OF the situation is that
Denver is not the only sufferer the
election thieves seeking to control
the state through Denver's weight IN
state nnliiick
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
Epworth League Lecture Course,

The Epworth League has arranged the
following course for the coming season.
j. P. Dolliver. U. S. Senator from Iowa.
Gilbert A. Eldridge. monolosist.
Prof. John B. De Motto, Scientist and
Lecturer.
The Catherine Ridgeway Concert Co.
Musicale by local musicians. something
on the order Of the Cantata saul"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
Woman Wanted
Tl0 wotk d Esgall's confee.ionarr.

Rocky Ford Is TO have Trade Ex.
;favagansa or Carnival OF Commerce
TO raise funds az a starter for pipe
organ fund for tho new NJ. L. church.
Some years ago We had similar en-
icriainmcnt which was a great sue
cess. The coming carnival promises
TO greatly exceed the former ono as
Il Is planned on quito different and
much more entertaining scale. The
merchants and various business
houses will be represented and all the
various impcrsouations strung to.
geihcr in a pleasing plot.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Whenever a man once gets the
newspaper mierobe in his mental .ys-
tenn he has so; disease hard TO Grad
ieaic. The latest illustration OF ;his
fact Is the purchase o. tho Fowler
Tribune by DR.. Mcdonald. late editor
OF tho Rocky Ford Tribune. We
wish the doctor and Miss Ruth much
JOY and prosperity in fcsuu,ing the
ownership Of the Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

This weeks Enterprise contains tho
usual large smsun. Of Home News and
In addition thereto - columns Of
tho best Of general news and valuable
Miscellany. Tho paesing-hoase expose
has columns. An interesting Now
York letter Ellis 2 columns. Beside, these
is tho eea,lnusd story. column Of State
News ard much general news.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

These summer months will see an
immense falling OF in the demand
for canned meats Of all kinds. The
Tcecn, revelations OF packing house
methods is enough TO cause nausea
from the remembrance OF veal loaf
ea;cn six months ago. In demanding
reform In packing house operations
President Roosevelt Is only keeping
up his lick Of being arrtcssivciy on
the right side Ill the time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Illinois has proved the practical value
Of u state railway commission. The
utility Of The commission 70 The people has
Just been shown BY reduction Of tan
par cont In freight rates. affecting ar
sielss In which tho farmers Of the state
arc mos, deeply int-rssssd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Happening into Talhelms Bakery yes
terday morning we found him actively at
work as his own foreman. which fact in
sures neatness and the best Of everything
in his line.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
Yes. and Better Prospects Every Day

Scator Swink's gubernatorial boom
a joke by the senator and people gen.
orally at first, but it is said that he
is considering it seriously now
Granada Times,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
Hsy.Stacklng Outfits Wanted

TO put Up hay for Tho National Sugar
Manufacturing Company. Call on or ad :.
dress. @. W. ingalls,,
Superintendent Of Agriculture.
l-t Sugar City. Cclo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

wansed-pereheron and Coach Stall
hons from one to sig years old.
Address NJ. r. Dillon. s2i Eas. Fourth
street. Pueblo. Colo. 49,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

I, is only fair 60 warn possible
readers Of Sinelair's "rdnrie" dealing
with packing house methods. that II
IL enough TO turn tho stomach of an
ostrich. and about as attractive as 4
fertilizer factory. IL Is necessary TO
have ecsspoois cleaned out. but i, is
not always necessary TO stand close
by and smell II done.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Lost. in Rocky Ford about three weeks
ago. necklace set with pearls and amy
thesis. Finder please return to Miss
Ella Cline.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Flowers. Yelling and all Millinery novel.
ties at of at Miss Gobin's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Stree. Hats at your own price a. Mis-.
Gobins for 2 two weeks. June 2 10 June
l6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

For all kinds Of ho.-bed Plants plaee
orders with D. D. Wiley. Phone White
57l. Soft
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
A Plano For Sale.

On aeeoun. Of moving away am offer
ing my piano at a bargain. Call on Mrs.
J. W. Rice. 7o5 S. 18Th street or a, Office
Of J. W. Rice. 5o-a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

At meeting OF tho school board We'd
nesday evening. Prof. Bollos was ra-else.-
cd Superintendent. Prof. Howett. Prinei-
pal Of tho Washington school. and Prof.
Phillips to his former place In the Liberty
high school. The teachers will doubtless
bo selected at an early meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Beet Thinning Contracts for sale a.
the Enterprise Office. Sen, per mail on
receipt Of orders. Price s cents each,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Lost. Tuesday evening gold.pin with
star and bar emblem Of the g. A. r
Finder please return 10 Miss Jennie Kin
nov,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Strayed. Monday. chestnut sorrel Mare.
white spot in forehead. forstop clipped.
large sore inside left leg. branded "CT"
on left shoulder. 81 for information and
50 for return Of mare.
Geo. c. Teppesen. La Junta. Colo.
r. F. D. No. I. Up
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

FOUND. between Rocky Ford and
Swink. part OF Watch Charm. engraved
Owner call at Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Rural Districts Quite Likely to Unite
for S,-ink.
II G. w. Swink secures tho noiii-
nation for governor IL will be hard
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Strayod-on four-year-old brown
horse. branded FF on left shoulder. white
spot on forehead. halter on when last
seen. Suitable reward for return Of ami
mai or information leading to recovery Of
same. Alois Nesselhuf. Manzanola.
Colo, 2-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Car Cane Seed just arrived al
Burrell's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Found. by J. H. Roe. Of Newdals.
lady's hand bag. May be identified at
the Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
Death.

Undertaken Sprinkler report the follow
ing deaths:
Lula May. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. N. winsor. aged 3 yrs. 2 no.. "a
days. died Sunday. June 5rd. Funeral
services were held At +o6 N. 18th Mon
day afternoon conducted BY Mrs. William
Mitchell.
Joseph w.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold.
age 3 years. died Thursday. June 7th. q,
6o6 S. goth. Funeral was held from
Spsinksr's funeral parlor Friday morning
At 10 o'clock. Rev. Nelson officiating.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
Arkansas Valley Railroad Progress.

Tracklaying was completed to the river
bridge some days ago. A railroad bridge
across such d stream as the Arkansas is
no small job. and it is probable that two
weeks work will be required to complete
the structure.
Chief Engineer Ward says that the
road will be completed and trains running
to Holbrook by July 10Th. which ought to
be the occasion for a big time in the
great farming country over the river.
Ties are being distributed along the
grade north Of the river. which will pro-
vide for the rapid laying Of track as soon
as the bridge is completed.
Horse Attractions on the Fourth.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Fourth
Of July Committee was held in M. U.
Randel's office Wednesday afternoon and
the racing program as advertised was
arranged. There arc no entrance fees
and races have been arranged to suit
horses Of all classes in the County. What
promises to be hotly contested event is
tho Rocky Ford Special Driving Race. for
a purse Of S26. one-half mile heats; best
two in three. Hopples are barred and
owners are to drive their own horses to q
buggy. Only horses without track
record are eligible in this race.
The following well known horse-men
OF Rocky Ford are now engaged in get
ting their horses in shape to engage in
this event: S. A. Mathews. C. J. Kane.
c. w. Higgins. W. F. Green. @. J. Lackey
and S. w. Cressy. 1t is said that these
gentlemen have borrowed all Of tho horse
training paraphernalia to be had in Rocky
Ford and are buying horse .llniment by
the gallon in order to have their respee-
tive fayorites II proper form by the Fourth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Miss Goblin Is selling all Pattern Hats
a. of. Juno 2 TO June l6.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

Good health depends mostly upon
the food we eat.
We can't be healthy if we take alum
or other poison daily in our food.
DIR. Prices Baking Powder is abso-
:ute!y free from alum. 1t is made from
pure cream of tartar and adds to the
healthfulness Of the food.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

NoTE.-Baking powders that are sold at
ten TO thirty cents pound. or a cent
an ounce are made from alum. Avoid
them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

A. J. Msford. formerly . citizen d
Rocky Ford. died n Colorado Springs
May ie.in his eighty eight year. and was
buried BY his comrades Of The q. A. r.
The son. Fred Msaord. 10 running .
bicycle shop In the Springs
The funeral o: Chas. Dueke,t a,
Sprinker's undertaking parloss Sat.
urday afternoon was very largely at
tended. The members Of the Work
men lodge were out in full force and
there was large turn out of ladies
and citizens. The presence OF 50
large a number Of aympaihising
friends a; tho funeral Of total aFan.
ger was mos; gratifying 20 the be.
fcaved father and brother. The cas-.
ke; was heaped with flowers. The
N. T.. choir furnished music. The
services were conducted by Rev. +.
r. Holienbaek. assisted by Rev. s. c.
Green and the body accompanied 10
Nalleyvicw cemetery by the Work
men lodge and many citizens. Such
attention shown to a hcEcayci family
known to but few OF our people
speaks we'll for tho order OF Work
men and for the kind hcaucincss OF
Rocky Ford citizens generally.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08
Hay. Stacking Outfits Wanted

"uy 0tuVNH6 0US'TSS "UHNVV
to put up hay for The National Sugar
Manufacturing Company. Call on or
address, g. w. Ingalls,.
Superintendent OF Agriculture.
l-tf. Sugar City. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

p.IsE 5Ause Pcwrs7 Co.
CslcAeo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-08

LAND to rent. for beans or eaas-w
Matthew'S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-23

A New York mercantile house each
year distributes $4,000. according to
the votes of its customers. among
humanitari institutions Of the city.
This year the beneficiaries number l33
and the sums given to them vary from
$50 to $1,000. A reading of the list of
these 1873 good institutions of the
metropolis as published in the New
York papers gives one renewed faith in
humanity and renewed hope for the
great city. which many people consider
the wickedest place in the world.
These Institutions include hospitals.
homes. asylums. nurseries. free kinder
gartens. missions. refugees. open
DOORS" free employment agencies. etc.
etc. all sustained by the time honored
method of passing the hat. One New
York newspaper declares that not
counting the churches, there are over
1000 such institutions devoted to social
service on Manhattan island alone
They are found on almost every street
and often several in tie same block.
There are great numbers of lost sheep
In such a great city, but there are also
many shepherds who are tireless in
their efforts to gather them into the
fold. There is still much want and
suffering and misery, but there are also
almost numberless agencies of instru-
mentalities to alleviate these condi-
tons. 1t is we'll to remember these
things when we read of the wickedness
i'm our greatest city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-23

ionged to the town and while the So
ciety was getting ready to examine the
county records to ascertain the tltie, d
letter was received from Hon. r. y.
Emerson of Titusville, Pa. a summer
resident OF old York, Offering the land
to the town for the site of the monu-
ment, Mr.. Emerson having purchased
the land when he purchased the old
Emerson mansion and homestead for
his summer residence. SO the ques-
ton of title was easily settled and the
members of the improvement society
and townspeople generally are happy
over the result. Generally. when
town Improvement society begins to
wake up to identifying or improving
the town. advertising its advantages
and making it more attractive, some
generous, wealthy resident, former
resident. native son or summer visitor
comes to their assistance in the most
positive and effectual way. Many
othe- Maine towns ought 10 try the
plan.