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The Nevada County picayune., 1909-03-11

Near Benton - Church and school house and twenty houses destroyed. Mrs. Margaret Elrod, aged 75 years killed, and three others injured.
 At Piney Woods - Herbert Cochran killed. Mrs. Calvert Cochran and two childron injur- ed.
 At Zion Edgar Mason, aged IT, Roy Mason. aged l2, and Lena Mason, aged 8, killed, and seven others injured.
 At Salem Mrs. Sam Kester- son died of excitement during the storm. At Galloway-E. D. Adams and his child injured.
 At Fourche Dam-One dead and five injured. Four houses destroyed.
 At and near Hazen-Three in- jured, four houses and three barns destroyed.
 At Gifford-sa sawmill unroofed. Grocery store unroofed and stock ruined. Lumber scattered over an area of 12 miles.
 At Perla-Lumber mills stack blown down.
 At Rockwell- Negro school house blown down and several houses damaged.
 At Walcol- -Wisconsin-Arkan- sas Lumber Company's plant damaged and lumber scattered over wide area.
 At Oakleaf-Mill unroofed and several houses blown down.
 At Sheridan-Child of Arthur
 
 Faulkner killed.
 At Hot Springs---William H. Stanley. president Hot Springs Mercantile Company, drowned in Saline River. Mule is also drowned.
 At Havana---Daughter of H. B. Cooper stunned by lightning. Brood of 16 chickens killed under hen by same bolt.
 At England England Mercan- tile Company's store unroofed. England telephone exch a n g e damaged. Fifty residences and barns blown down near England. M. Bonahan and unknown white woman killed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-03-11
The Storms Work

At Chidester, Ouachita county Of the A. T. Gaston family of seven, three are fatally hurt and the other four seriously. Fifteen people suffered broken limbs. Fifteen dwellings, two churches and a school house were destroy ed.
 At Malvern Methodist church destroyed, steeple of Baptist church blown off and church un- roofed. z
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-03-11
CARD OF THANKS

We desire through your col umns to thank our friends for their many kindnesses shown us during the last illness and de- cease of Mother" and especial ly are we grateful to those noble women who left their home and family and administered to her wants continually to the end.
 Jesus said, They shall not lose their reward for as much as ye did it to one of the least of these ye did unto me-"
 G. l.. Steed. E. c. Steed.
 G. G. Steed. w. R. Steed.
 o. J. Steed. -----------
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-03-11
8 Dead at Brink|ey
 And List Still Growing
Not Less Than 25 Towns in T Counties Damaged by the Tornado Which Swept
 Across Arkansas last Monday.

with the list growing at appalling 1ate between 125 and 15O injured city of 5000 inhabitants literally wiped off the map The disaster is appalling and the fusion so great that accurate list of the dead and m
 ured cannot be compiled and it will probably be several days before the exact extent of the casualties be de- termined.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-03-11
NOTICE

The stockholder of the Nc Daniel Hardward Go. are hereby notified that on March 18th at ' o'clock P. M. will be regular annual meeting. All stockholders are requested to be present. Said meeting will ho held at the office of said company. O. K. Mcdaniel President.
 For sale-Genuine Brown Leg horn eggs, $1.00 per setting of l5. w. s. Roe, Prescott, Route 2.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-03-11

The city is under martial law, which was declared by Gov. Don- aghey immediately after his ar rival upon a special train, which was run from Little Rock at noon for the benefit of the governor and others who were eager to reach relatives and friends in the stricken city.
 The tornado which brought all this destruction struck Brinkley at 7:10 Monday night. When the terrific windstorm struck the city buildings began to rock and then to fall and within less than five minutes the tornado had passed, leaving a mass of ruins in its wake. The path of the tornado was about a mile wide. The storm came from the southwest and struck the city so squarely that it leveled the buildings from one end of it to the other. As far as can be learned from the reports so far received, the path of the tornado extended from a point five or six miles southwest of Brinkley to a point about ten miles northeast of the city. Be- tween these two points it destroy ed practically everything in its path. Farm houses and barns were demolished and many of ths occupants were killed and in- jured,
 None of those who passed through the ordeal are able to describe it. As the buildings began to rock and totter some of the occupants rushed in terror to the streets. Many of those who attempted to escape were caught by flying timbers or bricks and killed or seriously injured.
 Simultaneously with the crash ing of the buildings the city was thrown into utter darkness, which was relieved only by the light of the fires which sprang up inn mediatelv at four or five differ ent places in the city. Only the heavy downpour of rain which followed the tornado prevented the flames from completing the destruction which had been made almost complete by the wind.
 Hardly 15 minutes had elapsed after the tornado had done it's work before the work of rescue began. The people flocked to the center of the city, and by the light of the burning buildings the work of taking the dead and injured from the ruins was be- gun.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-03-11

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14

tttat babe fih norber NIT merifn ber.
itanbtet, es idetnt btes obet ntft BET
Saa eenei cit al ieir. 9as tit iebr, 5t
beoouern; benlt es lit ntdt unmogli6,
ooB in 6olge i1nieres 8oreebets lpie.
Der cine @ntfremoune amti6en nns
nlto Merifp eintrttt u1b oos miirbe
i1limtnler lein, als olles, mas nns Be-
lopa angebli6 oneetan bat.
@abrenb Ser lebten @o6e togte IN
@aibineton Ser 5luB- l1nb @ofen-
&onereb. Sci Der gr0ffnung Dielt
Grdiioent Saft eine 9feoe, in ser er
NIT GROCER gntidieoenbeit fir Die
Gerbeiierune Der @oiieritraBen eilt.
trot ur1o ebenlo oafitr, Die notigen
@eloer bltrd Bombs berbei5uidoffen.
ST madte ober audi 5u gleider .3eit
Die 0elegaten oarauf aufmerfiam,
boB sur 3eit i'm &onereB cine groBe
Sppoiition gegen Die 8erousgabuno
BON Bombs berrlde. ST made bes.
balb ben gori6lag, Die 9onoousgobe
ouf ipdter, pieleidt auf ben na6iten
&ongreB 81 peridieben uno i'm lebri-
gen ben 8ongreB einfa6 5n peronlal-
len, Die proieftierten Electromagnetic.
beiierungen 81 inooiieren unb eint
geipobnlibe 8~erpiuigurg gum ge.
ginn Der arbeiterl gu MAIDEN. 9il
8%eriammlul1g bot ipater einen 9e:
idluB o%ngellommen, Der cine iabrlidt
8etpiQigung bon f%iinf5ig Wiuionel
Dollars auf 5ebn Sabre perlallgt
Ser aongreB miro ouf bieie Soet
p%orlanfig mol nidt eingeben.
Sim @roffnungstage bielt aud
@raf 8ernitorff, Der oeutibe BOT.
idafter, cine Meoe, III Der er cine bod
intereiiante l1eberiiht ii6er bas aa-
nalipltem Delltihlano's CAB uno ull1
Die Satia6e aufnerflam n1ahte, oal
beute au6 in 9euti6lan0 Die @aller.
itraben niel bober eineeidaet miiroel
als friiber. Sett lerne man crit ibrt
mirflibe geoeutllrtg p%erlteben, oit
man ieit ginfiibrung Der giienbobnel
iebr unteridabt babe. SEPT erfennl
man mieoer bic geotpenoiefeit oil
lie 5lt perbeIiern lrnb olts5ubmlen
@eraoe mie bel unsl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14

3 an1ilie ~berionttneIt at iebcl,, sbt ct
b~itausottg.
ug8iait Oil nit, Mforienfctl2
rtef er mi6 oil. SD fabr nit belit
f@leiltell einipannigen S1littden.
aonnit Old nebe1 mild %flen1lnen. gilt
ia man Jon SGmolib6en."
@ir burbfreu5ten 5uerlt huge
6i6tenid)onungen perl6ieoeler SSabr-
gonge-@eibnodtsbdume bon Sllh-
big Stubenb0De. Sic itonoen, luorm
eillgepodt, ntollig i'm tiefen Sd)nee.
Ser 9ooen lenfte iib etn metig: mir
fnnen gegen oen SodpalD BIN, Sen
an Ser tiefItenStele einlebbafter9o1
onr6idnitt. 9o, ieitli6 bonn @eoe
cine geltiir5te ma6tige 6icDteIl Ser
Stltrm nluBte tie formlid ors oem
Wooen eeore6t boben.
uObo!" rief ser Onfel; - n11o i)
51gleid: o9a redts liegt lpicOer Ell
nerl!" ltlto peiter bineil1 rubte e.
ller ifr0g ouf nieoeren @efabrtell.
Der Onfel lenfte in Sen alten @irt-
idaftslpeg, Ser NodtflH9el bieB. Seat
lag Ser Sdnee meniger boot. Ger
llrmolo begann.
limo bier mltBte, Ser Nibtullg bes
grufes na6, Ser Srfait geraoe ourd
oie Senfltnq %gefabren iein. CT bette
iib ni6t Die Wiibe genonmcll, Bic
St1mne ous5ureiBer, Gr bate lie
etlpos iiber Wannesbobe nbgebrod)en.
Sn 9ubenoen, nein, 5u Sunoerten
morel Die ltorfIten 6idtell nieoerge=
idmettert moroel. 9ie Stiinpfe rag
ten flaglid empor, urlo bic oberen
Stan1ntenoen nit BEN griinen 3meig=
| fobnen lager am gooel1 ODER 6ingen
OH Sen Ra6borbdumen.
@ir itiegen aus, lieBul Sen S6lit=
ten Iteben uno fletterten miibiom nei.
ter, benn Ser @eg mar bd1fig per-
iperrt. Ser Snfel blidte nod aGerl
| Seiter, nobm leinen &rimlte6er fer
Dor, id)altte tiefer in Sen @olo binein
ltno i6ittelte Ben 8opf. gr erfonnte
mol oelttlider nod ols id: Cine ein=
| 8iee niloe Sturnnod)t bate Sic alte
| Serrlidfeit oes 2aoenburg'iden l1r=
noloes fir INNER 5erltort. 9enn eli
men nellen piiroen @enerationen ri6t
beranmo6ier ieben.
Ge6t inmitten Der 8erfpiiitung ltie-
Ben mir auf ben iuneen @rafelt, ser
iid ebenfaas ieinen @alb bsiab. @ltd
iein @eiift NOR ernitboft, ols er Sem
9nfel oie Sanb i6iittelte. ll1o er
lpro6 fein @ort.
o9err 8rof," laete ser Snfel, ..oo
befommen mir i'm lleuen Sabr tiidjtio
| oltf5urdumen. 9as -Na6tfliieclra=
bier lit ihlaareif."
9al1u %begannen oie beioen iiber Die
| ginteiIune Ser 4rbeit at reoen.
@ie Elm &inb Die Santenbaahell
oes 2%omen5abns nit Dem Saud iei-
nes Wunoes 5erblait, 10 batte Elm
Wa6tigerer bernebt uno 5erblalen,
mas 5miiden ben beioen Wdnnerl!
| 1tnn0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14
8ptt blies
Cine @eibnadtsgeididte Don SO a
rianneM emis
(S9IuB.)

\SWlub.J
Nuny Der Onfel lit geipiB nibt ur-
perniinftig. S6on friiber purben re.
gelmaBig sroBere 8eitanoe ~abgebol5t
ulo frii1 angelbont. @ber Der lleue
Serr molte geraoe Dem alten Sod)-
maloe gu 2eibe. unierm beriibmtell
llrpalo. @eiB 9u, Dor flint Sobrell
bot Der &aiier brin geiagt II. gemeint,
es mIbte nod Elm beilieer @ain fem.
Der alte 8raf natnte i'm ltur i~eilleil
Iempel. l1no Der iunse beiBt i'm
iiberitanoig -. @Iio - Dem Snfei
fommt's geraD 10 Dor, als tpellll elmer
Die Mearienburg abreiBen polte. TT
madt suerit beideioen @inpanoe. Ser
innge @raf fam oos gar nidt berlle-
ben. Weint, bas mdhit ia mieoer.
uWtein Sitter inoes franft li6L miro
ipibig un6 bibig. Ser @noere bleibt
fiibl uno boflid. 9as argert Den
Snfel nod mebr. @noli6 peigert er
iid ~geraoe5u, bel Der 8eripiiitul1e nit
5utun. Ser @raf oeutet goll8 leiie
an: enttpeoer Der @alo miro nod iei-
men @iinihen betpirtihaftet; ooer er,
Der Serr, miiBte iid gu 1einent
idmer5lihen 8eoauern bonn often
6reunoe ieines 8aters trennen. @enl
Sroitpetter eintritt nno ben Srans-
port ermoglidt, miro bas Na6tfliig,
lerrepier gebol5t!--3u Neuiabr miro
Die Sa6e ipruhreif.
vSit oe1n feline Soffnung, oaB Ors
fel iifl beiinnt?" fragte id iebr Helm,
lout. I
Sgonte ihiittelte Sen &opf. ySieh
nal, pie luitig er lit! 6rellt iid or
bentlif auf Die Mbpe6slungl @laltb
MIR, er idldft feline Naft Dor lauter
Ser5peb. &ber auBerlid 5eigt er lid
im1ner lteifnafiger, lie naber Die Git
ifeioune riidt. uuo an Der Gilnt,
mer I'M Elm paar alte @aume, sic
bod iiber fur5 ooer lang l"tiir5ell /.
Sted Die 2i6ter oil, mein 8oloden.
Die 2ellte marten."
@ir totem alle unier Mogli6lteS,
I'M Den Ibe1o better 5u MADDEN. So,
init Dem @lodenidlage 3polf 5ogcll,
mie ionit oud, Die 9emobner Ser
Oberforiterei I'M oos gou5e 9e6oft
berum. Iber Die iibliden Sd)er5c
blieben aus: Shreienoe 9au56cn
nno ubus, beulenoe mo beaenbe
Sunoe, fallfenoe unb miallenoe sso-
Zen, piebernoe Bferoe, bon ben S0-
gerburi6en n~aturgetreu nobgenbmt.
I~aeroings idien nahber, ols mir
ole i'll ben marmen 8etten laeen, So.
delberno ielber nit Ieiner Meute ums
Saus gil roien; unb geilterbafte BE.
itien, 9eipenitiee Heiter uilo Greibes
beulten, roiielten, pfiffen, flappertcn,
iobltelt, tobten uno briinteu Strnloell
lang ourd Die 2iifte. ODER fubret
gar Die ultenSeioengotter 5ornihnnlt-
bend baber, UNI ibr Seiligtum, ben
@alo, 5u idiiben?
Sim naditen Morgcn iteltc ih mid
Bel Saggrauen am 5riibitiidstiid ein.
Sd muBte, Der Snfel liebte es, oie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14
notiz an StsusrzabIsr
MaDor's Office.

~tNJo% SIIpSS.
SON antonio, Ser, 20. Sept. 1909.
Siermit miro Notia gegeben, DUB
Ser aissleidungs- MusiduB, all 1,
Rouember 1909 i'm 3immer SEQ. Is.
Staotbale, 5uiammentreten miro.
UNI iiber aae Mppeaationen BON BEN
@nti6eioungen oes Staot-MiieIiors,
uno ale aiieiiments, ourd ben Mi-
ieIior fir @igentllm i'm Siscaliabre,
enoeno am 81. Mai 1910, gentodi
(angegebenes pie nidt ongegebenes)
ab5uurteilen. Ser @usiduB lit t1g-
lid (Sonntage itno Seiertage ausge-
idloiIen) in Sisung uno Miro
go Gage in Sisung bleiben. @eoer
Der Staotrat, nod oas M%liefiements.
Romite peroen 8etitionen beriidiib-
igen, nabbem Ser Iusi6uB feline
Situneen beenoet bat.
Bryan GaIIaebaM,
atteit: Mapor.
Sre6. Sriea @taot-glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14
Renter oder kdufsr eesucbl
fur meine Talfurrias farm.


Meine ii, Der Gtaot Salfurrios &c.
legene 5arm, 60 9fer, mopon &c
atfer III aultur Ser 8eit @eioc,
@arten nito Sof. 0eues 4 3innnter-
Saus, Irbeiter-Saus, Staaimger
uno @ebofe, aaes MODERN eingerid)-
tet. 9eutid)e gea6barrL 6 9lods Dor
gutter S6ule, CONGRATULATIONS
I'M @orten.
8egen 9ranfbeit in Ser Sanilit
5l oernlieten ODER 5u perfailfcn
Soeoler BlaB tur Orongen-Sorrn.
@iinltige geoingungen fir oen rid
tiget Mou1l. Wan idreibe iofort an
q. 81. Spielbasen,
Solfurrias, 3eros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14

Der Mat ether Dame tit Siptre Dame
an aue bieienigen, Die an &6eumatiss
mus, Oh MIN Mnsfel= ober @elenfrbeu.
matismus. on 9ift56mer5en. 9egen.
8iidentpeb, @6mer5en in bel
Nierenaeeeno ODER 9erpenidmer5en lei.
ben, gebt babin, an fie Inn elm 9alisntit-
ter gu i9reibeu, peldes ipie0erbol
idmmtlihe biefer @ebreden aebeilt hat
Sic fi1lt es nls tire BfIi6t, baiielbl
an aue fuitenfrei gu f6iden. Gle Ton,
men 81 3alfe cine 9eilune berbeifibs
rem, mas Saltienbe be5eugen fDnnen; Ell
alimatpehfel lit nidt erforberlid. Sic.
les entoedte ei1fa6e MitteI iheibei
parnidltre als benz 8Iute, maht Dit
lteifen @eIenfe geidmeioig, reinigt bas
Dllit 1t1b Hart Sic 6ebfraft; Dem aons
gen 80rperipftem ipirb gIeftrisitdt uni
Spannltng berlieben. @enn Obiges Gle
interefiert. 10 abreiieren~ sic behltfs
grlan9nns bon Betpeifen Sran sc. CUNT
mers, Bo1 81. Notre Same, Snb. S1reis
ben sic in bieisr Sprade.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14
Stint Dollars taalidl

uno mebr fam iid Seoermonn ouf
OIL fleineren Srten our6 ueberno5-
ME elmer bequemen Isentnr nebcnGei
beroienen. Sa6fenntniiie unn0tiJ.
W3an idreibe cine 8oftfarte an Mr.
u. Steenfen, smiteroam, SoQono.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14

Mande @eniden gloubenl es
lei Elm 3ei6en bon tiefem 9lid,
iiberaq nur @bgriinoe bon 5dfedj=
tigfeit gu ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14

Grfaltans lit eimem Sage sebeilt.
Nebmt 2aratibe Srpmp atinine Sab
letten. @elo 5uriid, fpenu Seblidfag.
6. 8. @robe 8 llnterf6rift atf Der
-Sda6tel. 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-14
@escn @c6a(t pbcr @eiuinnantcil

%Dcrlangt
lpiro ell Mont ooer cine Sontilie,
Die NIT Der Wilferei unb @utter6c.
reitung pertrout lit uib iold)e ielbit-
Itdnoig berluolten fam. Wegen Der
iloberen Gin5el6eiten idreibe NOR an
gmtun @iitidoiu,
Igniita, pta Sabinos,
Goobuild, Werifu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-07
The Badge of Honesty

Il on every wrapper of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery because full
list of the ingredients composing 1t Is
printed there in plain English. Forty
years Of experience has proven its superior
worth as blood purifier and invigorat-
ing tonic for the euro Of stomach disorders
and all liver ills. 1t builds up the run
down system as no other tonic can In
which alcohol is used. The active medic
inal principles Of native roots such as
Golden Seal and Queens root, Stone and
Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black
Cherrybark are extracted and preserved
by the use of chemically pure, triple
refined glycerine. Send to DR.. r. V. Pierce
at Buffalo, N. Y, for free booklet which
quotes extracts from well-recognized med
ical authoritieS such as Drs. Bartholow,
King. Scuddey, Coe, Elllngwood and
host Of others, showing that these roots
can be Iopended upon for their curative
action il all weak states Of the stomach,
accompS pied by ind igestion or dyspepsia
us well IS iDAll bilious or liver complaints
and in 1L/wastinS diseases" where thero
is losSflZilesh and gradual running down
OF tN<Strength and system.
= The "Golden Medical Discovery makes
rich, pure blood and SO invigorates and
Iegnlates the stoInnch, liver and bowels,
and. throuGh- Tim The whole system;
Thus all skin atfe ctions, blotches, pimples
and eruptions as well as scrofulous swell
lings and old open running sores or ulcers
are cured and healed. In treating old
running sores, c- ulcers, it is well to in
sure their healing to apply to them DR..
Pierce's All-H ealing Salve. II your drug
gist don't hc.ppen to have this Salve in
stock, send fifty-four cents In postage
stamps to DR.. r. v. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. N. Y. and
Q large box of the uAll-Healing Salve
will reach you by return post.
You can't afford to accept q secret nos
trum as o substitute for this nom alcoholic,
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, not
even though the urgent dealer may
thereby make little bigger profit.
DIR. Pierce'S Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take
Is candy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-07

already toured $4,000 miles and which
travelled for 100 days last summer a
total of Just 2o8 miles per day.
Gov. Shafroth started the car on
the journey, giving letter to be
carried to Pres. Portifrio Diaz OF
Mexico. In this letter the governor
called attention to MANY things and
asked that the Pathfnders be given
the best in Mexico
Carried on the back of the Path
finder is the flag OF the United States
on the right and of Mexico on the
left. The positions OF the two flags
will be reversed when the border is
crossed and an English flag may be
added to the outfit in honor OF Mr..
Macarton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-07
LAY YET HAVE ALFALFA MILL
Former Resident Offers Substantial
Inducement for New Enterprise.

South Omaha, Neb., April ~.
Editor Enterprise:
| noticed little communication in
the last issue of the Enterprise from
one J. M. Little, formerly of Rocky
Ford, in which he speaks favorably
of the alfalfa meal business and a
factory for Rocky Ford. l would al
SO like space in the Enterprise col
umns in which to make a few re-
marks along this line.
| would first advise Mr. Little that
his title applied to alfalfa Gas king) is
a misnomer. King Corn has first
place, but Miss Alfalfa was gladly
welcomed and given the. name OF
and implement exhibition last year.
Next l would ask, what class Of
people Mr.. Little would hope to get
OF iusos GIensn sIaqa sIdosd ipIoI
GYooa le HIoloeJ e u! P9lsoIaau!
fire. l never lived in a place where
the people were SO busy, and posi-
bly, for that reason have little lack
of public enterprise. l would not be
inclined to ascribe it to the penny
wise spirit. However, last winter
| tried to interest some people there
in a proposition for an implement
factory in Rocky Ford. l wrote to
ABOUT uoZcH IlGH VINO 1 tHouHHt
possibly might be interested, but to
my great surprise | was not accorded
the courtesy of reply to but one OF
my letters, where in most cases 4
stamp was inclosed for an answer.
Now l would say that if Mr.. Little
or any other man or body OF men
wish to start an alfalfa meal factory
in Rocky Ford. just to show that my
interests are with that section and no
graft intended, / will subscribe for
stock to the valuation of $500 to
start with, providing they have an
honest proposition and the right kind
of n one. l would say that l have
studied the alfalfa meal proposition
quite thoroughly while here and find
that the best selling and keeping
product is that which is mixed with
beet sugar syrup, which is selling
now from SIS to S22 per ton. and as
sugar factories are so numerous out
there no doubt the syrup could be OBJ
taincd at a much less cost than the
meal factory here gets it at on ac-
count OF freight, etc.
As some know. | am interested in
the manufacture of alfalfa hay rakcs
herc-which ! had hoped to bring to
Rocky Ford. ! am also interested i'll
the manufacture OF alfalfa meal ma
chinery. We make the grinders. cut
tiers and scpartors, but no mixers. A
cutter with capacity OF ton to a
ton and half per hour. and the only
scDarator known that will thoroughly
separate the leaves from the stems
and prevent great waste in dust.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-07
FLAG TO FLAG.
Pathflndcrs Pass Through On Their
Way to Old Mexico.

Bound upon n journey of 1900
miles through country practically
unknown to automobilists n party OF
men passed through Rocky Ford on
Monday. The party is known as the
Pathindcrs and are laying ont the
route ior the Flag-to-Flag endurance
contest in October for trophy val
ued at S2,soo offered by George A.
Wahlgrccn of Denver.
The Pathhndcrs left Denver on
Nav l and expect to take at least a
month for their journey, going via
the Santa Fe trail and branching from
that to Ell Paso. crossing the Rio
Grandc there and going thence south
ward through Old Mexico along the
line of the Mexican Central railroad.
The route south from FL Paso is alb
solutely unknown to automobilists
and the Pathhnders will be such in
reality when they cross the Rio
Grandc. In that territory will be
found experiences never before en-
cOurtcred by motorists, for the roads
are not mapped in any way and must
be laid ont carefully in order that the
great touring party to follow may not
be led as:ray.
The members of the party which
took dinner in this city on Monday
arc +. Ed. Spooncr. New York
newspaper writer and photographer.
who is IN charge: Billy Knip2cr, a
driver OF international races in Amer
ica and Europe. who is the drivcr:
W. E. Macar,on of Motor Field OF
Denver. WHO is compiling tho route
book. and J. w Ebert of Denver,
ice nrt, dent OF .he McDuffcc Motor
'ompany who is guiding tic party.
Tic Car ".ed nv the party il a
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Barkley came
down from Denver on Monday. for a
weeks visit with the homo folk.
A killing frost struck this section of the
Arkansas Valley last Thursday night and
stubbornly remained with US until the
fruit crop was believed to have been
ruined. The Thermometers registered Ia
below freezing on Friday night-the
worst of the cold snap-and it got away
with the early vegetables and sugar beets
and even knocked out alfalfa. But later
reports Indicate that there is still plenty
Of fruit left in the valley. A message
from the Bingham ranch north Of town
states thsre will be fair crop Of plums
in that section: from east u town we
learn that there will be half crop of
apples or better. and from south Of town
comes word that abou. one-third Of the
cherry crop has pulled through and there
will even be some peaches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-07

Would be pleased to give full partic-
ulars to any one who may become in
terestcd.
SETH p. TALBOT.