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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
"MY DOLLY"


She has large blue eyes fair COM
pleSlon. light curly hair. small feet.
small figure, and is the most graceful
and obedient child or earth.
She never cries unless she is sick
or badly hurt
Her name is GLADYS"
she is kind TO everybody, and likes
to be praised.
AS ii is my dolly's bedtime. must end
my story.
GLENNA l.. sTEMBRIDGE
(eight years Odd.
THE SONG or THE GRASS BLADE.
CA parody In part)
Peepins. peepihs. here and there.
In lawns and meadows, everywhere; Is
Coming up to find the spring.
And hear the robin redbreast sing:
Creeping under ''T. ID. c. c. members
feet,
CHANGING at the violets sweet,
Growing into tiny bowers,
For the dainty meadow flowers,
We arn small but think asminate
OF a world without a 1T. d. c. c.
III member in 1t.
BY JAMES L. SHEPHERD, Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

Dear Editor,--I went down to the library
Saturday and think it is fine. You have
aome very good Books I think would
have taken one home with me. but did not
have the time to read 1t this Week, am
sending you a continued story called ..Th.
Deserted Houas." which hope will nor
f,nd it's way In to tia waste basket. Re-
spectfully, AUGUST CORDES.
9s7 West Grace street Richnond Va.
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cARRINGToN GALLOWAY.
Word Puzzle.

WORD fufEle.
/ curtail color, and you will md q
2 curtails a beverage. and shnd an Insect.
Scotland ~ :
l. cnrtail vehicle, nd hnd another
curtail bird, and And a small cutting
s. Curtaii Iobleman's title and and ar
organ Of one otthe senses,
1872 Floyd Avenue
IA Charade
Ny nrst is a bat, but not a cat
Ny second is,righ, but not so tough.
My third is fall. but not a ball.
Ny fourth Is failure, but not success.
Ny NTH Is q mat but notta rat
My sixth was In sleep. butt did not peep
Ny seventh Is some snow, hut not yer,
My whole y EiryIpsss city Sf y1H know
Aged ten years. 4
A Charsde.
Ny hrs. Is in long, but not in song.
MY second islin on, but not in fswn.
NY third is in nor, but not in saw.
nv fourth is in get. but not In set.
Ny nth Is In fat. but not in sat.
Ny sixth is in her but not in hur.
Ny seventh Ia In lost, but not in cost
My cightlR is in lose, but not in shoes.
My tenth is in worth but not in birth.
My whole Is we'll known poet.
11s West Marshall street.
A Charade.
My frs. is in bat, but not in cat.
My second is in ate, and also in bate
My third is in some, but not in one.
Ny fourth is in lake, and also In bake.
MY NTH Is In ball, but not in call.
My sixth is in all, but not in doll.
Ny seventh is in hall, and also in call.
{ My eighth IS In doll, and also in ali.
All is favori'e game Of boys.
1900 Floyr Avenue. ~
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Dear Editor.--l will write to thank you
for my badge think it Is very pretty I
visited the library Saturday and enjoyed 1t
very much; also expect to enjoy my book.
and T will try to send story or drawing
as soon az I can. Your new member.
MARION HARDWICKE.
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Dear Editor,--I am sending you story
in this letter and hope 1t will hnd favor in
your eyes and escape the waste basket.
Hcpins to see II In print, remain. true
n,ember MARY C, HEERINGToN,
Y. s,-Please send me badge, as 7 have
lost mine. NJ. e. H. r
Yancey Mills Va.
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Dear Editor.--I would like 70 be a menu
her OF the T u. C. c. am eight years old:
I 60 to Chimborazo School read the n:
n c. c. page every sunday and like IT very
much i wish you would send me badge.
ny name is ALLEN WOODY. [.
sis North Thirty second Street, City.
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Dear Editor.---I am sending drawing OF
our President. I wrote to you last week.
but found out afterwards that I didn't gu
by the rules and It did not go to press. but
hope this ono does. Please send me a
badge. Yours truly.
WILLIAM p. GUERRANT. .
1856 South Main Street. Danville, Va. -
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Dear Edltor,--r have not sent anything
FOE a long time, but Will try TO do better
after this Inclosed is picture of horse.
witch ! hope to see in the Children's Page.
Wishing all the members and the editor
much success I remain, your member.
Bassetts va KATE L. PANNILL!y 81
p S-Please send me a badge. x. p.
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Dear Edior,--As spring is coming on !
think it would be nice for al5of us plant
scme flowers AS the members last year
hau gardens think flowers would be nice
En plant, have some sweet peas and Nio-
let's to plant and already have some mas
tuttiums, beSonias some WANDERING Jew,
sprne roses and hyacnths. that look Very
pretty in season, Mother has Il lemon tree
that had seventeen lemons on It; three Of
them weighed two pounds apiece and We're a
REGULAR show, II we have flower gardens
we should put out our flowers in a few
weeks. Good by TIL next week
Chase city, Va, MYRTIs GREGORY.
z. s.--Do you ever give prizes on letters,
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ANSWERS.

Flower Puzzle.
Answer; Daisy. ELLA LElRlGER.
Rebns. y
1. Washington. o Nevada. 3. Kansas.
alabama. WILLIE Stage.
Charade.
Answer: Editor GiILBERTA SMITH.
The Two Shepherds.
Answer: and Z MAX GLASS.
Chnrade.
Answer: Davis ELIAS GOLDEN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

Dear Editor--I would like very much
{, be member OF your club. Inclose YOU
viii find my story, which I nope will miss
the waste basket / would like very much
to receive a badge and become a member OF
your club Yours truly.
MlCHELIEE PETRoCHILLI.
SIS North Fifth Street. City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

Dear Editor--I would like very much to
eotomA a member OF tn. 7. D. C.. G. VIII
you please send mo a badge? I viii try to
get a story or drawing in the paper as SOON
as receive my badge. Your new member.
GERTRUDE HEcHLER.
2il North Twenty eighth Street. Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

Dear Editor,--T read the r. D. c. C. pags
every Sunday and would like to become a
member 1nclose you will ind charade.
which hope viii escape the waste basket.
Please send me- a badge. Yours very truly.
FLORENCE NEISLER.
ios Wat Ninth Street Manchester Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

Dear Editor.-I wish to become a member
o. the r. p. c. c. enjoy reading the Chill
dren's Page, and hope that YOU Will send me
a badge I send you a picture of a horse.
named Comet" I would like to see II in
your paner. i am only ten years old Your
little friend.
1913 Twenty seventh Street, or Box 1, New
nrA " :
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HOW NELLIE RECEIVED THE T. D.

Selected by MAX GLASS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

curtail color, and you will ind q
sharp instrument.
2. curtail a beverage. and and an Insect.
3, curtaii an animal. and md a river ir
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11
Gossip From Washington

!iuteffM CT tar enlarged structure lo severe P1aiHaess. and when completed bv 1hc erection of the marble fll2nt at the north end the buiidne will hay. bccu ag5Icyed within the $$loo,00C
 mark, notwithstanding there are more taan 900 rooms instead ot the 2S9 :aFi&inatiE allowed for.
 These cute little electric railroads which were 10 have connected the Sen Jto and House office buildings with the
 capitol, are not to be installed-at
 least nol for the present and, perhaps
 not at all. The subWays are to be
 finished with a coat Of cement, hard
 and white, and giving an excellent re-
 hecting surface, but the travel ill the subways will be in the good old way on foot--except that freight will be handled on rubber-tired electric trucks,
 The running of electric cars just to carry members and attaches q dis lance Of couple of blocks, when the walking is perfectly good, seemed like useless expense. Critics might even convey the implication that Congress WAS becoming encryated by luxury, and 1T there is anything the average Congressman dotes oil il is living among the plain people.
 But these reasons are not the on1y ones TheFe Was some valuable eS= pert adyice gwen to tte commission. and Elliott Hoodss superintendent Of The capitol aad efoaads, sA 65a. ssa49 Ff#lia e= t8e=l8.0a5= Central He Ieo&- cd oEes dEe plans mi pHopeeHas= of tl1e projected safe5pnaat owned and oper= a#ea railroad and sa=se@#sa fHat from t6a standpoint af tha practical railz road man. the thing #as soias to cost | good deai of money for q short haul.
 'ro install an electric road over the present routes from the capitol to the House building and from the capitol to the Senate building. would cost from SS0.000 to $l00,oo0. it is estimat- ed, and to operate it would cost about h per cent of chat sum annually, per haps more.
 Taking these arguments into consid- eration the House Building Commits sion practically vetoed tho railroad, but Jeff thp raatfpi in the hands of SU- Woods, who has decided to postpone the authorization of the into the railroad busi- ness. As for the Senate, it has also washed it's hands of the responsibility, and more completely than the House has done for it gave to Mir. Woods authorization to follow his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

The additional facilities for the of business at the capitol will come none to soon, fer he next session promises to be one Of the Duai- est ill history. II will have in ani.ct- patton the three climatic months of inc presidency of Theodore Roosevelt. and eyelVbadG expects that Nr. Ro2Ea- yeIt, as q sort of parting memenso, .Nil unlDad 9n the legislative branch the choicest collection of sH2sestioA8 and insistpncps that he das ever put forward. Then. once done with Mir. Roosevelt. Congress will find new man at the other end of PernSE}T3aia .aYcuuo. either Mr. Taft or Mir. BryaF and really fl doesn't make much dii- ference to Congress. for either of them will call an extra session and insiat OH He tariff being attended te. Mr. ia1t has definitely announced lus lntendon and Mr. Bryan is well known 10 nave he same purpose i'll mind.
 If the President should decide to amass into one broadside deliyerance all the unenacted pHosfessiVeism which he has suggested in speeches Or messages he would have outlined, i'll q sort of farewell address, enough work to keep the legislative branch of the Government busy for two or three He would have set his stamp on about all tile progressiv- ism that could reasonably he pXOpctpl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

Tom Hill and wife, formerly Miss Nina Martin of Little Rock, are now making Pine Bluff their home. They have rented a flat in the new Gould Galbraith building at Fifth avenue and Pine street Tom Hill is it son of Mrs. Maggie DunaWay of Little Rock, q former resident of this city. He and his wife are popular young society people and their many friends here will be glad to learn of their Ill., tenton to make this city their home. Mr. Hill will engage in business in this city in the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11
tRv RALPH WlilTESliE

Washington. Oct. lo.- We are all right BOW. The PresideHa is back en inc job and inc capital ts again on t.a. map. I'rm HOW OH uoHl late nc.s .prn.s Washington will a2aiH he one af 5&a cgpttgs of interest in toa Nd tiaa the climax being taa man sufa= tioa of the next P1ezt1eal QeXt March |
 Congress hcGius in becyNnet and then We Will be in full swing, bnt Ii l& 10 be doubtful if the sessions of Con- gross will be able fo make il an! more lively here than il is right HOW, thanks to the energy and activity of the strcnous occupant of the White House.
 At present the President is paying more attention to politics than any thing else and not q day passes With out some sort of a conference with the leaders of the Republican party in the White House It is more than likely that if the President should find any other man in the government service taking as active a part ill the cam paign than he is doing himself, that head would be snaPPed off so quick hat he wouldn't knoW what had hap pened to him. but il is all right from the present standpoint for Mr. Rooesz welt to put forth every elfolt i'll the eampaign. and il must be admitted That politics would lose much af their interest but for the dogs5 and aaxines of the chief executive #8jfs l3j7 eitief object is ta stir LID I5z 9zsa party tlfsfe can he no question. ba if he saeeeet!5 also ta stirring tP tife opposition. Se far there seems h be Ho general com plaint or objection to the President doing as he pIeases in poiities. On the whole there is considerable confidence that the people in general, regardless of party, welcome his constant activity ill the fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11
HAVE YOU HEARD OF

to he brought forward in tne HeHt t#e qHadrienniams.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-11

Alterations and improvements in and about the capitol and the House office building, which will cost about $150, GOO, are being made nuder the di- rection of Superintendent Elliott Woods, who is rushing the work so that it shall be completed before Con gress convenes December :.
 For years the inadequacy of the ele- yator service on the House side of the capitol has been d source of constant complaint during sessions. Through out the last session thi. lack was greatly increased by the occupancy for the first time of the House office build ing, the tenancy of whose rooms by representatives, committees and cler- ical forces made a lot of travel through the tunnel and more than doubled the number of passengers car ried daily in the southwest elevator Members hurrying from their offices to the capitol in answer to roll calls, division or quorum summons, were compelled to wait ill the basement fre- quently until the overloaded elevator returned, and theGe were instances wherein this delay changed results on the floor of the House,
 Representative Jenkins, chairman of the committee on judiciary, generously agreed to vaeate the judiciary room 0n the south corridor, gallery floor, and to take m leu tde Speaker x private room and m adjoining one, used by MT. Gannon'e stenosraphef. on ths west corridor, IestaWant Go2rf8H eA- ecutive committee work. and lan2, room in the office Fatans fer hear ings. Hofhmea afe now putting aR elevator saatt Jdrauzd t1e faI.05aT room, which viii . .ve entrance #a#a# the ground Aoee# #a4 10 the=e4S5 6#l just inside of Ae souJh eanigol 0az trance, which will eeaaeet on 6t basement floor With branch tunnel linking the office hufliug and tA, capitol for the com1uisrce of HeWsaa-. per mer clerks and others.
 The House pastofiet will be moYed to the office bu .lding, and the space thus vacated wilt be partially used hy the new shaft. The old (presenN ele- { vator serving the southwest corner of { the capitol will he closed to the pub lie and reserved for members and the Dress exclusively.
 Installation of the additional ele- vator on the House side will cost, all told, about $20.000. Two additional elevators are to be fitted i'll the three compartment shaft in the north end of the office building at cost approXi- mately of S100oo
 If present progress Is maintained the stately approach to the north entrance of the House office building, whica is to cost S115,000, will be completed be- fore Congress convenes. The work is being pressed. The steel and brick structural work is nearly finished but none of the marble facings has been laid.
 Congress appropriated six years ago s3 ,000 GOO for the building of the House office structure, which, as then planned, was to contain 2S9 rooms The Speakers subsequently, insisted that the building should contain q room for every member and adequate committee rooms as well. but that un Ter no circumstances should the ap- be increased.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
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Room for Rsnt-At 6l% South Main St
Rooms to rent for light housekeeping.
400 South llth. '52tf
The City Realty Co. for 1--we stock bar
gains OF business opening. l6u
A good secondhand Organ for $40 at
Bol.on's Music store.
For sals;-BrOssn comb honey. 4 :.
Hopper. 4ot N. 18th street 81
Wanted To Buy.-A Singer ssv. !
machine and some good second hand. =
ritufe. Mrs Richard. Wilson. 400 S-....
Situation wantsdL-A eapabis and sx-
psfsnesd houssseepsr wishes a posisi on
Apply At sol N. 18th. 5i-S2p
The City Realty Co. for real estate. In
sufanes and loans lett
Hay for Sale. Second and third cut
ting. Call phone White z45. 1882
For Sals-Hsy delivered in town. Phone
Ranch ii-5. David Hamm 26u
Sec our Bargain Counter. Values from
Csc to s6e for 10 cents
5ou W. F. Stark.
For Sale-A few choice S. c. White
Leghofn ckl. from . California heavy
laying strain. Phone West is+.
s2-s5p o. c. Fransx-
For Rsns-Ban and corral. with watsr
Al 6i$ South Main ST.
Poultry for Ssls-Thosouehbssd Black
Lansshan eoekssals. J.w. Collins.
S2-Ssp 2os N. Fifth St
For quick and satisfactory results. list
with The City Realty Co. i6u
For ssls:-Two good teams: also two
heavy sets Of harness: heavy wagon: bsst
bed: bsst net: best euiuvstos and riding
p,ew. l. D. Rose. one mile south Of
Rocky Ford. S2-s+p
pssssmaking At &ay N. Main. Miss
Ollie Mast. Managss. 5l-Ssp
4 very desirable front room for rent;
with or without board. Mrs.. Burr. 2lo
W, S~ink Ave. 52u
A good secondhand Organ for $40 at
Bottoms Music Store.
Furnished rooms for light housekeeping:
also two sleeping rooms. OF Mrs. El-sr
Conner. corner Swink and 9Th street.
wan.sd:-Ths loan Of $500 for . few
years. win give . arst-elass mortgage
on good ranch near town. Inquire at
this Office. o2a
Glass In dancing commences at K. p.
Hall. Wednesday. Jan. 22nd. at 7:5o
o'clock. Soc Bolton Music Co. Prof.
Oscar Griffith. instructor. 52-s5
For Sale-ioo aero farm. 5 miles from
Bee, Dump. miles from Rocky Ford.
under High Limo Canal. good water
rights. 30 aeros alfalfa. 20 aeros boots.
VIII take live stock $1,000. and $1,000
cash first pAJmont.
5o,. City Realty Co.. Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
Big Poultry Sale.

Lovers Of fine poultry will do we'll to
attend the public sale at W. J. Bailey's
two miles west Of Rocky Ford. Thursday
Jan. IA. 1908. have the finest
chickens that were ever in the Arkansas
Valley. and will sell them all in pen lots.
Have number Of pure bred cockerals for
sale also. My chickens were young when
had them at the fairs. yet they carried
off IA premiums at Rocky Ford fair and 8
at the State Fair in Pueblo. l have S.
c. White Leghorns. S. c. Brown Leg
horns. S. c. Black Minoroas, B. P. Rocks
and Indian game.
Improve your stock or start in the pure
bred chicken business by buying some Of
the pens. W. J. Bailey.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
Mr.. and Mr,. 3. U, pye left w.dn...

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. U. Dye left Wsdnss-
day morning for Hot Springs. Ark. to
try the virtues Of the great Spa for their
physical ailments. They will probably
make tour Of the east, visiting New
York. New Jersey and Michigan relatives
before they return.
r. T. Anderson Of Anderson Bros. re-
: turned to Denver on Thursday after q
! visit Of inspection to the South Main street
good clothes store" He was well pleased
with the showing made by the Rocky
Ford branch.
Phil Enckson. who went west to grow
up with the new sugar factory town Of
Hamilton, Cal. Is back taking look at
our local development Of the last year or
two and inspecting his beet ranch. He
looks fine for supposed "lunger."
]. X. Green and father-in-law Mr..
Mardis Of Corydon. Iowa, are visiting the
formers brother, Frank Green. this week.
They are very much pleased with our
beautiful climate and may conclude to
invest in Arkansas Valley property and
move "out west"
J. W. Sherman, the well-known "print"
Of the Gazette. is rejoicing over the good
news received from his son, L. F. Shsr-
man of Longmont. The dispatch said.
"Its fine red-headed boy" and Grandad
Sherman replied that he'd "set 'em up
if they called the kid after its uncle Harry,
the Enterprise devil" who resents the
insinuation that the youngster looks like
him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10

Tomatoes $ll . Ton for the Year 1908
Before rebuilding our factory at Rocky
Ford, we are anxious to know II we can
secure a large enough acreage OF toma-
toes to Justify US In so doing. we arc
therefore going to offer $il per ton TOR
tomatoes, for the season Of 1908. We
want the farmers TO become interested
and grow them to make money. Don't
make them side issue. and grow them
simply because you feel that you should
do something TO keep the factory at
Rocky Ford, thinking perhaps you will
need It sometime to take care OF your
surplus rotten fruit. Make business OF it
the same as you do with your bssts and
cantaloupes, pick out good piece OF
ground, get your plants out early, eulti-
vate and hoe them, give them plenty OF
water. keep track Of all Of your expense,
and then when you are through figure up
and see II you havn't better returns than
YOU have ever received from your labors
before.
We will be with you the entire season,
and will furnish you with the vsry best
Of seed, and will give you the benefit OF
our experience. in growing the plants
setting Their out in "a. car and -
walton.
If we should miss ou in making or
rounds, just write US at ManAanoa, ans
we will look you up.
The artow Consolidated Canning Co
T. J. Barlow, Mgr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
Beet Growers Meeti.g.

An adjourned meeting Of the Beet
Growers Association will be held in |. o.
o. F. Hall, Rocky Ford. Saturday. Jan.
II, at l:5o p. m. sharp. All growers in
vited. Important business.
W, 3. Ebbert, Pres.
Glenn v. Ryan, Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10

Notice to State Bank Deposltors.
Depositors are requested to bring in
their pass books that they may be writ
ten ur and balanced.
@. M. FALL, RECEIVER,
State Bank Of Rocky Ford.
Jan, 8. 1908,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
For Sa!c-Lantern and Slides.

Fine. Riley Bros. Prasstsntia lantern.
Naphsy 4-light jot, aeetylcns gas tank and
l2 foot screen. Just the thing for rural
church and school work. Set Of slides
and lecture on Alaska. For Sale at half
the cost. Geo. H. Taylor. Enterprise
Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
Lost SpectacIes.

Sunday night between the Presbyterian
church and the Dodge Hale ranch. A
pair Of gold mounted Eyeglasses with
chain. Suitable reward for return to
Supt. Bolles Of the city schools.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
Tramp Social.

The Court Of Honor will give q Tramp
party and Box Social at the X. Of p. Hall
Wednesday evening. Jan. is. Ladies
bring box with you. Everybody come
and enjoy good social time. Admission
free
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
K. and L. Of 8.

Council meets on the first and third
Wednesday evenings Of each month IN
|. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting members well
coined.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
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Ladies Of q. A. R. will meet at |. o. o.
F. hall on Tuesday. Jan. "a. at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. W. J. Archibald returned Monday
from a two weeks visit with her sister in
Salida.
Dr.. Ksarby returned Saturday from .
holiday season visit with Mrs. Kssrby and
son Orvills at Parsons, Kan.
Morris Meyer left for Eaton on Mon
day to visit his store there, and will re-
main until the new year invoicing 10 done.
The W. R. c. will meet in |. o. o. F.
hall on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. Is.
All members are requested to be present.
c. H. jackson was taken suddenly i'll
Tuesday at his place Of business and is
confined to his home, though his physicians
DO not take serious view Of his case.
Carl Miller, who was q longtime
groceryman in Rocky Ford but lately
trying his fortunes farther down the val
ley returned last week to make his home
amongst US.
Judge Conard, Of Olney, was in town
last Friday and reports that little burg to
be rapidly growing. He says that the
growth is steady. the result Of prosper
Gus conditions, and not in the nature of a
boom.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-10
For Sale.

2s ;aet x miles from t5~=
IL acs ~ miles from town. All
ur aar H.xs Line canal. Terms reason
ali Arply .. Enterprise office. 3lu