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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
Rural

School closes in two weeks with a
picnic at Williams hill.
w. II. Riley and family spent Sun
day at G. r. Williams near Petrolia,
Wesley Stanied sowed oats last
S iturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Schaal spent
last Sunday afternoon at Mr.. Ezra
Mac NJ illan's.
Mr.. Butler lost large stack OF hay
by fire last Tuesday.
VIM. Liens spent last Saturday
night with his mother, Mrs. J. Liens.
G. Z. Myers and VIM. Chance were
building fence for Mrs. McAtee last
week,
Mrs. Warren Hathaway spent Sur
day afternoon with Mrs. John Case
bier.
Mrs. Bertha Malcolm visited at Mr..
Isaac Malcom's Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Bricker purchased a
horse several days ago.
Mr.. J. e. Packard spent, Sunday
with VIM. Chance.
Mr.. John Null had the misfortune
TO lose valuable dog recently.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
ROllin

The present weather is fine on grow
ing crops but causes the people to have
an epidemic of fever.
Arthur Gericke is working for Dan
Combs of the Grady district.
William Burghart and SOD, George,
marketed oats IN Chanuto last MOL
day for the price of 4oc bushel.
VIM. Burghart purchased a tv o
year old FLY and a driving harness
Monday.
Harry Webb has moved his family
to the Nye farm where he will work
III the soil this season.
Mr.. Foore OF Parsons was promenad.
ing the street OF Rollin Sunday.
Jno. Rettig losta valuable horse last
week with some unknown disease.
Will Kruger ate Sunday dinner
with the Rettig's.
The Rollin boys met and had a
practice game Of ball last Sunday.
They intepd to organize little later
in the season. They will probably
practice again next Sunday but there
will not be any game 10 two weeksts
1t was announced.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
A HUMANE APPEAL

A humane citizen of Re h m aud, Iud
Mr.. U. d. Williams, 107 West MAR
ST, says: | appeal to all persons with
weak lung to take DR.. Kings New
Discovery, the only remedy that has
selped me and fully comes up to the
proprietor's recommendation L." l;
save more lives than all other throa,
and lung remedies put together
Used as cough aud cold cure the
world oyer. Cures asthma, bronchitis
Group, whooping cough, quinsy, hoar c
ness and phthisic, stops hemorrhages
of the lungs and builds them up.
Guaranteed at all drug stores. SOC
and 81, Trial bottle free.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
District sc

TIE larger boys are all out of schoo
helping with the spring work.
Charley Myers AMI wife and Mable
Jones took dinner with g. G. Jackson
and wife Sunday.
Richard Neal's family have all been
having the grippe.
Pete Hansen and wife spent Sunday
at ,ernoou at Mike Rausch's.
Tracy and Anna Hansen spent Sun
day afternoon with Matte aud Mary
Kspley.
Joe Hansen and family Sundayed
at barney Thielen's.
Rev. j. H. Starkey and wife are
spending a few days at Frank Gates
Fred Bower and family spent Sun
day at l.. P. Terry's.
j. R, Tye of Chanute spent Sunday
with his parents,
j. N. Hill bought pony from
Charley Booze last week.
Mrs. VIM. Neptune gave dinner
party Sunday In honor of her son,
Jerome's, twenty fourth birthday.
Those present. were: Lon MCGOWAN
aud family, Scott Neptune and family,
Jerome NEPTUNE and wife, Mrs. Ada
Parkins and little daughter.
Mrs A. P. Bowles, Mrs. F. Pyke,
orace Martin and Mamie Bowels of
Chabute, j. N. Hill and family and
Edith Chapple spent Sunday at W.
E. Creseys.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22

Mr.. aud Mrs. John MCGOWAN Of
carlton visited at Mrs. Mates last
Sunday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
carlton

Ed Houghton Vt Chanute was visit
ing his mother and looking after
business one day last week.
Miss Wininger of Chanute was visit
ing her friend GerLie Leise Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Wagner of Chanute
spent Sunday and Monday with
friends here.
Mrs Bever IS home again after
spending several DAYS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jennings and other
relatives in Missouri.
The boys GA the section were pleased
to learn that their wages had gone up
from 81. rs to 81 so per day. Thus the
Drawn aud sniew of our land is reco-
nized as being Indispensable.
The Ladies Of thee. A. R. met last
Saturday In. oae of Mr.. WlnEert'S
rooms on main street. They are
undecided about securing nall for
tse coming year.
Mr.. Loomis, the congenial agent
who has been here for the last year is
going TO take position at another
station. We are sorry to lose Mr..
Ieomis.
The G. A. r. and the Ladies OF 6
A. R. will give their annual egg
supper in the Ogden hall in Eirlton
on Saturday evening the 3lst. Every
body we:come and the usual good
time expected.
Mr.. CoyeI, the optician, has been
stopping at Hotel Cornell the past
week and doing work in his line In
carlton and vicinity.
Mrs. Reasoner. who had been VISIT
ing her mother, Mrs. Nuss, and other
relatives here, left Tuesday night for
her home in Iowa.
Rev, Smith preached. his last ser
mon here last Sunday. This closed |
the conference year. Mr. Smith is
locating in Hamilton county, Kan,
" acre he expects to take charge and |
try life In the wild west. We regret |
to lose so good man. He has had a
very successful year IN the church 10
E,rlton and his place will be hard to !
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
WOMAN POULTRY RAISER

WOMAN POULTRY RAISER
The women are natural poultry
ralsers and can make money e,ping
chickens under circumstances which
would result IN failure to many a
poultry man" has often been DEM
onstrated. A case in point Is that of
Mrs. NJ. e. Armstrong, a soldiers
widow living on homestead up ia
Cass County, MINI, where neigbbors
ard conveniepces are few. Notwith-
standing the severe winter, she writes
she has had excellent success with
her flick Of Chickens. An extract
from her letter follows:
81 have eighteen chickens. and just
five weeks ago today FEB. y yet NV
first egg. l sell lots more at 80
cents a d. zen. You bet We don't eat
many eggs WHEN they bring this price.
Ny chihkens dou't have fancy coop,
or high.class treatment. They are
Plymouth Rocks, and with The ex.
cepti0n Of a little grail their feed con-
sists mostly of cooked vegetables and
scraps from the table, but they are
fed regularly aad have a nice warm
coop, We have had some very cold
weather, he mercury at times being
40 below zero, aud the snow averages
from two TO three feet deep"
Twenty d, z9n and four eggs-or pa
10 all, is aU average of trifie over
three eggs per week for each bird, or
about one every other day. This is
much better than many Of the crack
pOultTymen can boast of, with all
modern cOnvepiences. AILof which
goes to show that. the hen, il given
sensible care, ana half a chance, will
make good on the egg proposition
under decidedly discouragelng condit-
Mort hwestern Agr:Culturalist.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
Urbana

The weather very warm for. March
8, degrees Tuesday at 3 p. m.
Crops tare badly In need of rain
especially the wheat.
Ben Yockey has a sick child.
Mrs. NJ. e. Noble is suffering with
the grip.
Harry Greisel is very sick. DR..
Thompson was 10 consultation on his
clse Sunday with DR.. Hes. Nc nday
night DR.. ]. Barker was called in
consultation with DR.. lies. At this
writing the patient is little improved.
Elijah Rogers aud wife are very
sick. DR.. Thompson in attendance.
Mr., John Dawson's bog is reported
very sick again.
Mrs. Ed lies visited at Thayer Sun
day.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
THE TOUCH THAT HEALS

Is the touch of Bucklen Arnica
Silve. It's the happiest combination
OF Arnica flowers and healing bal
sans eyer compounded. No matter
how old the sore or ulcer is, this Salve
will cure it. For burns, scalds, cuts
wounds or piles, it's an absolute cure
Guaranteed by all druggis Csc.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22
H ALTH IN THE CANAL ZONE

The high wages paid make IL a
mighty temptation to our young artis
ans to join the,force of skilled work
men needed to construct the Panama
Canal. Many are restrained however
nv the fear of feyers and malaria. II
is The knowing ones-those who have
used Electric Bitters, who go there
without this fear, well knowing they
are safe from malarious influence
with Electric Bitters on hand. Cures
blood poison too, biliousness. weak
ness and all stomach, liver aid kidney
traubles.. Guaranteed by all druggist.
Soc.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-03-22

The HoShaW Drug Co.
removed to their new lOCa-
ton, End door east of San
ia Fe Railroad.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
RsIatsd Item. Of Nrws.

lack ai space compelled mo Entsr-
prise 70 ho'd over the following Items Of
interest i'om last week -Ed.l
Paul E. Konns5y Is travelling lgr tho
osbin-Ebbsr Seed Co.
mrs. Kats Brigham returned from a
Chicago visit this week.
@. C. Hawkay expects 70 isaya Tor his
now hons In Montana IN isw days.
Miss Agnes shuma,s OF tho Las AMI
mas public schools, visited hor mother
and sisters hsro last week.
W. r. Cline has traded his hardware
stock in Pueblo on an exchange for Jacob
sluhm's l6o aero ranch at sNink.
Mrs. J. II. Price Is Waiting with Dem
ysr friends. mr. Pdee has Esno cast on
one OF his annual Etosk-buyinz trips.
Clyde Larson has quit tho otero Phsr-
macy and gone with H. X. Wiley into
tho wilds Of Idaho To sock his fortune.
Mrs. Belle sib'oy. teacher Of primary
methods in tho State Normal At Greeley.
paid n visit las, week TO her daughter.
Miss sibIey Of our high school staff.
Mrs. F. g. Bollos has been In Denver
tho pas. waok attending hor nephew. ar.
Howst;, who has been undergoing Scr
ious surgical operation At ono Of tho city
hospitals.
Frank Groom. son OF our Ray. S. C.
GrGen. is home from tho Navy school at
Newport, r. |. Ho has completed his
four years enlistment and will not re-
turn to tho service.
|. 3. Johnson, who was formerly long
timo foreman Of the Enterprise Office but
now a mechanic in tho Santa Fe shops at
La Jun.a. paid Rocky Ford ono Of his
rare visits this week.
Rev. M. M. Nelson is out Of commits
sion, being ineapaeitated for duty in his
state royivalist campaign by throat
trouble following on grippe, which great
iy inpairs his-yoiee.
Mrs. Chas. M. Moore left for her home
in Northfield. Mimi. Wednesday. after
visit OF several weeks with Mrs. A. M.
jackson. Mrs. moore visits friends in
Cheyenne. Wyo.. on route home.
Frank Nesbitt Of Rocky Ford. it is
learned from the Mohamet tlll.) Shrine.
has been wishing his old home in the east,
and has been talking about meeting up
with Robt. Herriott. j. p. Eyerhart and
others we know here. 1t is ninetee
years since Frank was back home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
..calorado Day."

BY an act Of tho Legislature. which
has duly received tho dsysfnof's sigma
,ufs. tho s,ats oi csaloFado row has an
established civic holiday. named Colo
rsto Day" The &C, reads;-
Be Il enacted BY ,he general assembly
Of the state Of co'5rado;-
Section That the first day o. Aug
US, q the yssf 1907. ard tho frs; day
o. August Of each and every year here
sitrr. Is hsrsby made public holiday %
be Anowh as Colorado Day" and such
day Is hereafter sst Apsr; for proper
celebration BY our ps0Pls in eommesnora
ton Of tho admission Of the state Of Colo
fado into tho Union.
Section 2.-That whenever tho hu;
day Of Angus: falls upon Sunday the fol-
lowing Monday is hereby dosignaisd as
tho day fer celebrating such event.
Provided. that this act shall not DO con-
ssrusd 10 affect the making or execution
of agreements or instruments In writing
OF 70 interfere with Judicial proceedings,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
PASTE N YOUR HAT
Important Changes In Arrival ant,
Departure OF Malls

After considerable time and sems mon
ey spent am glad TO be able to report
that ! have succeeded in arranging for
the following improvement in Hlail service
for Rocky Ford;
Denver and Pueblo pouches will here
after be dispatched via gfsin COS No;26
p. MI instead Of train 8 ls;s5 =. M as
heretofore. the Denver pouch now being
due in Denver a. 1850 a. m. This will
give morning delivery in Denver for basi-
ness mail. and should give sireTnooa de-
livery 70 residence section from sab's,a-
tons. saving 10 10 20 hours on delivery
Of our Denver mail matter. In addition
pouch will be- despatched TO Colorado
Springs, via same :fsin. sos. containing
mall for Colorado Springs ard the cnppls
Creek district ard iosal points on Rock
island. saving from 4 2 10 20 hears oa
delivery Q. soma of this mail.
~. w. LANCE, p. ~.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
Miss Aiian's Concert.

II 10 tho very general eoneonsus'oi opln-
ion from the patrons o! Hiss Joan Bryce
Allan's eonesr, las, Tuesday evening that
l, was an exceptionally well rendered per-
iormaneo as To every number on ths'pro-
gram. 1t was Miss Ailan's concert in
that whiis under church auspices ths;
lady initiated tho entertainment and man
aged the program. as we'll as eontribut-
ing ono Of tho most acceptable mum bsrs
Shc was most ably assisted by her friend
and former teacher. Mrs. c. H. Bacon Of
Pueblo; Mrs. Pcery. Mrs. Burke. and Mr..
Elsor. as soloists. Mrs. Norton and Miss
Barkloy. accompanies. chorus Of TWEEN
ty-five voices. and string quintetto.
Mrs. Bacon 10 the fortunate possessor Of
a fino eontralto voice and most pleasing
ly contributed two vocal solo numbers on
the program and responded graeiously to
two oncores. Mrs. Burke. whom wo
shall hope to count hereafter as among
our local talent. is a lady violinist Of ex-
eeptional ability. recently come to Rocky
Ford. The other musicians and singers
arc Of longer acquaintance. but none the
less appreciated by our lovers Of good
music. Mr.. Bohannan, the reader-or
more properly the reciter-on the bill Of
the evening. has never appeared to bet
ter credit with US. The concert was lib
orally patronized.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15

The Tuesday Reading Circle was enter
tanned this woek by Mrs. vanBussirs.
W. E. Warner. State Boilor Inspector.
has boon making his official round OF the
steam boilers in use in this vicinity. He
inspected tho sugar factory boilers this
week.
Walter Check undertook to mako dumb
bells out Of loo-lb sacks Of cement one
day last week. while at work on the
Manning building. and thoy wrostlcd him
down. He had to be carried home and
the doctor called. and It will be some
days before Walter does tho Sandow
act again.
County Treasurer Downer says that
taxes are being paid in amounts mover be-
fore known IN the history Of tho county.
Up to date ho has delivered over 500
more receipts than at this date last year.
A large percentage Of the people. it is
noted, are not taking advantage Of the
privilege Of paying half from taxes. but
are paying the full amount Of their eapae-
,ous bank accounts. All Of which indi-
Gates the unprecedented prosperity Of
the Arkansas valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
gSrnuiAsTic MEETING
knights of Py,iiIas Entertain GRAND
Lodge Officers.

On Monday evening tho lodgeroom Of
Valley Lodge. No. 90. K. Of p. was
well filed with Knights who had gathered
In response TO tho announcement iha,
Grand Chancellor Warner would be pros
en,. In time past Valley Lodge has pre-
pared for promised yisi, Of tho chief OK
eeutiye only to be disappointed BY his
non-arrivai. but tho present official kept
HE date and was promptly on hand. TO
tho groa. pleasure Of tho members.
The rank Of Knight was conferred up
on two candidates in a manner tina.
brought forth expressions Of praise from
tho visitors present and si;or tho work
tho grand chancellor oxcmplfied the
secret work. following with an address
tha. aroused tho enthusiasm Of evory
Pythian present. He was followed by
@. M. Of E. Winehell, Of La Junta who en-
.ortainod tho members with hattering
comparison OF tho condition Of Valley
Lodge following its institution in 1894
and at the present timo. As the gcntlc-
man was tho first Chancellor Command
or Of this lodge ho well knew whereof he
spoke.
Tho evenings enjoyment elased with a
smoker and general good time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15

Two addresses that should be of in
torres. to all city voters will be given in
the Methodist church. Monday and Tues
day evenings. March 18th and 9th, by
Mrs. Florence D. Richards. OF Ohio. Mrs.
Richards is a National, W. c. T. u, or
ganizer and lecturer. She will speak
here on. "Hone Rule on the Saloon oues-
tion." She is woman Of unquestioneo
ability and wide experience, and is highly
commended wherever she has spoken.
Everyone should hear what this bright
and entertaining woman has to say on
the subject of Home Rule. A collection
will be taken to defray expenses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
A Happy Birthday Party.

Mrs. Ford Steward entertained las,
Saturday. March 9th. in honor Of her
mother. Mrs, Eliza Hornback. inviting
one dozen of her mothers most intimate
friends. The occasion was Mrs. Horn
backs birthday. and the gathering was
kept as a surprise. It was also an oe-
easion for the initiation Of Mrs. Stew
ards beautiful new piano. She had en-
gagged the services Of Mrs. Fred Wolf
who entertained US for an honr with
lovely music. Afterward we were treated
TO such a delightful spread. Then we
called for more music. and Mrs. Wolf
graoiously responded with some sacred
pieces. Mrs. Steward was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Nicely and Glen and
Hazel Steward. The combined ages Of
the guests was 700 years and their COM
bined weights 1850. You may know
when children of that advanced age, and
avordupois got together they have good
time. We went to our homes wishing
that Mrs. Hornback might live to cele-
brate her anniversary many more times,
and that daughter Katie would do the
honors again and again for US.
ONE OF THE INVITED.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15

Tho council met again on Wednesday
evening. according to adjournment motion
q Monday night.
After some routine. the business o. I'M
P5uaRss taken up was the reading o. or
dHaness- That on appropriations was
ars; taken up and given It's iifs, reading.
A !, appears elsewhere in our advertise
irE columns I; is not necessary TO repeat
hers The sums assigned TO the respective
funds. Tie ordinances provides ,hs, all
revenues from water. either pumped or
supplied through lAtorals, shall DO ksp. =
separate aeeoun, and applied 20 expense
account Of water works.
The salary ordinance was amended by
adding $50 per year TO tho salaries paid
tho City Attorney and tho City Clerk.
and S25 Psr month TO the salary Of tho
Stree, Commissioner. II being condition
q tho ordinance that tho latter officer
shall give all his ,imo TO tho du.ies Of tha,
pHiee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15

The Woman's Club has been expecting
to have about this time treat in the way
Of lecture by DR.. Buchtet Inc da's
fixed by the program committee last sum-
mer was for next Saturday. It was not
expected then that the do5tor you'd DO
Governor of Colorado and have his hands
as full as they have been the last tow
weeks. This necessitates calling the lee
ture of till a later date and the CLUB
members will supply their own program
for next Saturday The meeting will be
held with Mrs. Cunningham in her new
home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
CIVIC CONVENTION.

convention of the friends of NoLicense is called
for Monday, March 18TH at K. p Hall, at the hour
of pm, for the purpose Of nominating Candidates
for the offices of Mayor and Aldermen Clerk, Treas
urer, Attorney, Marshal Street Commissioner and
Engineer for the City of Rocky Ford.
g. NJ HALL, Committeeman,
Ward No. 1.
s. III. POLLOCK, Committeeman,
Ward, No, 2
CHAS. HUSHAW Committeeman,
Ward No g.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15

F. B. Cutshall of Grand Valley finds
sugar beots a profitable crop. His crop
this season averaged "a tons por acre,
and this, too, on land which had been
planted to beets for the two previous
years. Mr.. Cutshall's money y-making is
not limited to beet culture, as ne finds
cantaloupes to bring handsome returns.
From three acres this past season he sold
mslons which brought him net returns Of
$llZ A co.ntry which is adapted to SUI
gar beets. cantaloupes and garden seeds,
all highly profitable crops, is region in
which the soil will command constantly
increasing prizes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
CITY COUNCIL
Ordinance Passed It's
First Reading

City Council met Monday night in
regular session. After rou,ins and the
passage Of some accounts the bids were
ePsaed for the work Of laying cement
iloos in the new engine and pump house
o. the water wsrss. The offer Of Geo.
q. pslhl Of 1919 cents per surface foot
vas accepted
The bid of the csmsn, Stone Co. 10
furnish esmsnt hydrsnt rings for
domsstis hydrants. a, 80 cents each.
was accepted.
The ordinances bsfofs the board were
sdvaRssd . stage and the body adlournsa
70 Wednesday evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15

The Entre Nous Club was entertained
this week at the home of Mrs. Floy d
Hawley.
Mrs. A. M. Cheney has with her. for
few weeks visit, her aunt Mrs. Mary Nc
Dougal of Berlin. Ontario. Mrs. Med.
has been wintering in New Orleans with
her son and will dodge the March wind
and April showers of Western Canada
and take in few of our spring dust
zsphyrs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15

A fro alarm at six o'clock Saturday
morning called the fire boys to the corner
Of 9th Street and Chestnut Ave-. but be-
fore they got the water on the incipiont
eonfagration it had been subdued by the
inmates of the house. The FIRE started
in clothes closet by the careless drop
ping Of match and considerable cloth
ing was damaged. The house is occupied
by the family OF George Larmore.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
Live Stock Exchange FIeadqnarters.

Boys, keep your eye on the day and
date for the Grand Opening Sale at the
Adooe Barn March 25d, as there will be
something doing every second Two car
loeds Of fne well broken horses and
mules, ready for work, will DO dlsp $50 T.
and many other things too numerous to
mention.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
CONC Along with Us.

In about two weeks a party from Rocky
Ford are going to La lara in the San. Luis
Valley. to investigate some propositions
that look good. Call for particulars.
Coffman s. Bowman.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15

We dssire to thus publicly express our
appreciation Of tho kindness shown and
sympathy expressed by our friends and
tho 10 OF. Lodge. during our rosen. TO-
oascmons-hirs. Roxio Swink: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Swink. and Family.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
ABOUT CIVIC
GRAFT AND GLORY
SOME WAYS OF LOOKING AT 1T
Enterprise Prospective Candidates. Calls
Some Comme-, IN Civic Service and Gives Some
PabliSfse Rhetorical soesaycihzens

The Enisrpsiss has no, been able TO &c,
an Interview with him. bu. n the friends
Of Prohibition catch him inside the city
limits and oI, O bed before the leth ihs:.
taey viii probably nab him.
J. N. Kinney Is ons o. Rocky Fe.d's
substantial citizens. He nayes on the
even tsnoF Of his way doing everything
In that matter af fac. and eoaseisn,ioas
manner that commands respect. What
sSeyeF he does seems TO be well done and
permanently toae. and Wishcg; raising
any fsags or ringing any balls. For this
reason there are many who think he
would make good mayor Of the town
!asi a. this !ineture. Tho Enisrpfiss
called on him and so, aesu;isoss reception
and learned AE. Kimssy's appreciation Of
tho work ,ha; has been doas by our pres
snt public servants. el, he bs;raysd no
ambition for civic honoFs. and u com
ra!t;se on nominations catches him they
will have to get Up early and stay with
him longer than tho Enterprise did.
Col. Loekhsft boiag approached with :
suggestion that he should take hand In
steering tho local ship ot.s.a'e. simply
said: Now whs: meannsss did ever
do tho Enterprise ,ha. I. should do this
cruel thing 10 me9''
E. c. Shelton threatens to keep shot
gun in tho store so long as thoro aro any
nominating committees proving around.
But he ough; TO bo put on the tieks. for
Alderman at least
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
Cards Of Thanks

wish To publicly express my heartfsl.
thanks and appreciation TO these who 60
kindly assisted Us during the sickness and
death o. my wife and for tho expressions
Of sympathy received. r. @. Anthony.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-15
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS

The great Loom End Sale at the
Ramsay Dry Goods Co.