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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06
ed Re, but dozens and dozens of pieces,
displaying needle craft that is a mar
vel of daintiness and durability.
GREAT ARRAY OF QullTa


vel of daintiness and durability.
GREAT ARRAY OF QUILTS.
There are palmer things further
ing of quilts, most of them made at.
are among the most interesting OF
There is the rising sun" and the ''oc.
tagon," there are beautiful counter
panes knitted in stripes ors quares
and representing many months Of la
Dor, and there is crochet work and
the homely bed spread. Some there
are with wonderful designs of flow
ers, In green and red and yellow,
and other brilliant hues. and next to
these is the children's display, and a
very creditable display it is, too
Quilts that have been laboriously
fashioned by little hands, handker-
chiefs which they have made. aprons
and pin-cushions-all the work of the
children themselves.
The Art Department is next in pc.
sition, but stands first, perhaps, in
display. There are exhibits in oil wa.
on fabrics, all by local artists.
MUSEUM OF RELICS.
The eurio department is also ex
tremely interesting, and will attract
many hundreds of the fair visitors
There are old samplers and pictures
old silver and coins, old papers, some
many hundreds of years old, and old
books, one, q Bible, publishe in the
sixteenth century, and numerous 9th
er old and valuable articles.
Some women have made entries in
all the departments, others have con
fined themselves to needle work OF
tn culinary department.
One woman has entered jellies
pickles, sweet and sour, canned vege
tables, soap and lard, and homemade
vinegar. She has one jar containing
seven different kinds of jelly in lay
-elderberry, peach, blackberry
pear. strawberry, ounce and apple
and besides this she has in individual
jars the same varieties of jelly, with
plum and grape in addition She is
displaying canned okra, tomatoes
corn and lima beans, and her home
made soap Is as hard, and her lard as
white, as il made in a factory, in
stead OF by her own industrious
hands. This is not, perhaps, the big
gest display, but it is certainly a mos,
creditable one.
And ther are many others equally
as good, and all going to prove that
the women OF West Florida know how
to use their minds and hands to ad
vantage when it comes to the house
wively arts.
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Important Notice To In
terstate Fair Visitors: A
square deal all this week and
all the time, at Angus Nc
Millan's big store.
The Avjator's Love Sona

The Aviator's Love Song.
Oh. fly with me DER the dimpled sea,
Oh, fly DER the mountain height;
My airship true but waits for you
And longs to wing its flight
I've trained it's course to the south
winds source,
Well dip in the summer sea;
To the spicy isles where nature
smiles,
Oh, come and fly with me.
With loves bright chain I'll bind each
plane;
Well ride on the passing breeze:
I'll trace our chart with Cupid's dart
And steer for the Pleiades.
Then come, my love, the stars above
Are bending low to thee;
To the south sea isles where nature
smiles.
Oh, come and fly with me.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

New Manhattan-W. IT. Herring,
Valdosta, Ca: l. Rett and wife. Chi
cago; Mrs. Jake Jernigan, Pine Bar
rem. Fla; F. H. Jeter. Washington:
G. e. Rankin, Brewton, Ala: l. La
zare, Bethlehem, Pa; Chas. Kelley,
City; J. D. Guthrie, Nashville; H. H.
D'Alemberte, City: c. H. Kupfrisn,
City; A. A. Osteen, City; r. D. Tin
nerns, Chicago; Oscar Williams and
wife, Muscogee, Fla, VIM. Walker,
City.
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Racing Events Monday
Will Be of High Class
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can. The prize in this race is s.,
with $3.50 to the second.
Ample accommodations have been
provided for those who care to wit.
ness the races from the grand stand,
and for seats in this stand a small
charge will be made. General admis-
sion to the race track is, Of course,
free like everything else on the fair
grounds. with the exception of the
midway attractions and the like.
Race gntriss. Monday.
2:14 class, trot or pace. Purse.
100000 Heats, best 3 in ).
i. Little Turtle, Big. by Patron,
owned by Geo. Banks Of Winchester.
Tenn, Driven by Homer Anderson.
2. Golden Gate, Big by Baybird,
owned by Thos. Banks OF Dechard
Tenn. Driven by G. c.. Thomas.
3. lima Star, BIN. by Direct Star
out OF Sylvan. Owned and driven by
John Fitzgerald. of Spring Hill, Tenn.
4. Jim Grow. Big. by Col. Lamont,
owned by T. e. Welles. Driven by
w. p. Dobbins.
Second Race,
Green race for horses owned in the
counties interested In the fair. Horses
are eligible that have never been
started In race to either trot or pace.
l. Dan, s.g, owned and driven BY
j. G. Van Pelt.
2. Fireball, Big. by Arian. Owned
by Harry Ferriss Driven by Kew
Campbell.
| 3. Dannie, b.g.. owned and driven
by J. c. Crosby.
4. Luck Hal, bib. by Brown Hal,
Jr., out of Nellie. Owned by r n
Weiles. Driven by w. P. Dobbins.
Third Race.
TURNING race, half mile heats. best
0 In three. Purse, $4,000.
|. Marie H., Big. by Masazan,
5wned and entered by Jas. Gass.
Belle, b.f. by Magazan, owned
by Chris Eberhardt.
3. Fete, 81. by Farady, owned nv
larry Ferris. Entered by Key Camp.
ell.
4. Dandy Dancer, BIN. by Cal.
.antry. Owned and entered by wesy
x Vaughn.
Fourth Race.
Mule race, under sale, best two in
three, half mile heats. Entries &C.
opted to time Of starting. Free for
II. Purse, s. to first; $3.50 to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06
immense HOGS
SHOWN At FAIR
Mr.. c. RYAN, EscAMRIA COUNTY
FARMER, HAS SEVERAL EXTRA
LARGE HOGS At THE FAIR
GROUNDS, ONE OF WHICH
WEIGHS 1886 POUNDS:

Two OF the largest hogs at the In
terstate Fair have been entered by G..
Ryan, who operates a farm within Il
short distance of this citv one of
these animals weighs LOST pounds
and the other tips the beam at 1885.
Mr.. Ryan also has a number OF other
hogs upon exhibit, all of them record
breakers He is also an exhibitor of
mule cots. chickens, horses and other
stock.
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Important Notice To In
terstate Fair Visitors: A
square deal all this week and
all the time, at Angus Nc
Millan's big store.

The Palm Garden.-The First Eng
lishman (wintering abroad for the
hrst ttme)--But, my dear chap, why
call 1t the Palm Hotel? There isn't q
palm for miles around. The second
Englishman (who has been there be
fore. and remembers the tips)-Oh
it's q CHEEKY little conundrum that
every blessed employee In the place
VIII answer for you the day you leave
old boy.-The Sketch.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
SERVICES TO-DAY

Rerular services 1t the First Chris.
tian church tabernacle, corner OF
Seventh avenue and 0adsden street'
today at usual hours. Bible ccnool.
S:45: preaching 1t II .. m ana 5:SV
p. m.
The congregation viii begin . seres
OF meetings on Sunday, NOV. lStn.
This meeting will be conducted ~
home forces. The public ID cordially
invited to attend.
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TRANSFERS MUST
PAY AFTER 8 A. M,

No teamsters will be allowed in the
grounds of the Pensacola Interstate
Fair after o'clock Monday morning
without paying admission. Up to that
hour transfers hauling exhibits 70
the grounds, upon application to the
ticket Office, will be allowed free en-
trance into the grounds
This announcement was made by
Manager r. W. Storrs, of the fair.
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HEAR MELBA SING.

Special concerts every day
and evening on the wonder
full Victrola, reproducing the
voices of Melba, Caruso,
Homer and all the greatest
voices in the world. You are
invited to hear them at any
time.
Reynald's Music House,
119 South Palafox.
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COLD WAVE.
Prepared? Order ACTON
Coal TO-DAY. Phone 250 or 50.

Constable Ito visored and gogxied
motorist who has exceeded tho speed
limit)-And l have my doubts about
this being your first 0nense. Your
face seems familiar to me.-Punch.
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Pulp1t(&&&!|S6Ne

cA,seeh ~ che,st-Corner Yaesson and
Aio"niS a.
S;.s !. m. S snH s "a p-.,,,,
Prayer meetin. Wednesday evening a,
All are invited to attend
Rev! W wTc s,dTsii 1ssto c"o"cH'
Preaching At ii 90 a. m. and 500 D. M.
on the first and second Sundays Of each
% sSs1g sua sSnaay sfeoe & 1 @ssns,
''"o p m ana nrst ana second Sundays.
y cHuach OF cHaler sc,eNr,srs
First Church Of Christ, se,snt,st-
sunday. IL 100 Al M: Weinesd.v 7.s0 y
m. READING Room coen dnrinr the DAT "
ali .,S %nlce,,s oA We" uui He e"e oa1
al sre "e'co"e.
a.,w.~,or x.w~nH",S ~ u. o.,
q xL,..sx W nWestr SCV
sh.w ~ chcr. T,rt,- M .s,,i ma' ,.on ,In a
m: saivst'or Hrrov r,s.t;nv "a 80" p
AZ 500 .. M 4 cordisi we,cnme I %iiI -
extenSe6 10 All A' "eiooi"s WI %
eReaavreatAN
First prscbvtsrIsn ckurcH. East cn.s.
'o c.as ~..s.1. s..,
= m.' Seopetn ScnooL w. .. Gar
"ci 4.nS SupI ,.s~s. 49,
100 .. M. assSins Service.
.n fa; ,s,t hm Miss's"-corner Of 18th St
Sac d nv m saSha.h School, e r -.
sups 49,.
~ p m; F1dey: Prayer Meeting
| v,cs. sH 5ys.us" Xn0rs"-SeI'
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Important Notice To In
terstate Fair Visitors: A
square deal all this week and
all the time, at Angus Nc
Millan's big store.

Village Constable Ito viIlager Who
has been knocked down By passing
motor cyclist)-You didn't sec the
number, but could you swear to. the
man? Villager-I did: but I don't
think e card me.-Punch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06
COLD WAVE.
Prepared? Order ACTON
Coal TO-DAY. Phone $50 or SO.

Il wonder what the teacher meant
about the siging Of my two daugh
ters?" What did he say?" HE said
that Nantes voice was good, but
Maud's was better still. cleveland
Leader
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Regular 15c Huck Towels.
% cents. Linen Napkins this
week, 49c a dozen. Brawner-
Riera Co.

A Subject for Specialists-"Did you
say that two artists had worked on
your wife's portrait?" Yes, a por-
trait artist did her face and figure
and landscape painter her hat
Fliegende Rlaetter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06
COLD WAVE.
Prepared? Order ACTON
Coal to-day. Phone 250 or SO.

The Wife's Caller (lightly)-These
husbands Of ours need watching from
morning till night. The Other Wife
(less lightly)-Say rather from nigh,
till morning.-Life.
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Its awkward when these motors
break down. was called to = pa
tent the other day and srrived just
too late Dead, 1 suppose?" mo;
cured."-Lustige Blaetter.
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Full Size Sheets, 72x00,
this week, 49c. Brawner-
Riera Co.

Important Notice To In
terstate Fair Visitors: A
square deal all this week and
all the time, at Angus Nc
Millan's big store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06

FAIR WEEK.
Mems Socks, Black and
Tan, this week Sc a pair.
Brawner-Riera Co.
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SERVICES TO-DAY.

The order Of services at the various
churches IN and near PeusacoIa to-day
viii be ~ follows:
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH,

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
e,ret chrlsSjan church-Corner Seventh
Avenue and 0adsden street.
Sunday School. 9.46 a. m, J. A. Wilson,
superintendent.
Preaching at 100 a. m. and 7:l5 p. m,
nv the pa stor Thomas Lennox.
PRAYER meeting each Wednesday even
ing at 1:4S.
a cordial invitation r. extended to ali
To attend any Of our services.
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oethsl oaptlst church-services to-day
- follows.
Preaching, 1870 .. m. 900 p. m. 7:3t
p. m. By the Blind Preacher At 3:0(
p. m. and 1880 p. m. Pastor. Rev. Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06

Mueeooee Mlsslon = There win b,
preaching ut Reeds Chapel to-day a.
Ing 1t . o'clock by Rev. r. J. Haskew
Come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06

n ave m}nutee' Walk from San Carlos
hotel Music emphasized.
Morning services, Sunday. November y,
1910, &C II o'clock at FIRST Baptist
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06

AlconiS st.
e:lS q M. Bible School.
u:0o q m. and 1850 p. m-, Preaching
BY w. Z. Tracy.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening At
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-06

Mule race, under sale, best two in
three. half mile heats. Entries &C
opted to time Of starting. Free fol
H. Purse, s. to first; $3.50 to
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
GUST sCOT1Y'SR|VAL
Directors Disapprove Man Who
Burned His Money.
Henry c. ostermann's Threat to Show
Paris How to Spend Coin Loses
Him the Presidency Of
Company.

ChtcaSo.-At the height Of spec
tacular career as spendthrift, in
which he threatened to eclipse Scot.
ty" OF Death Valley. Henry c. oster.
mann, founder and former president
OF the osternann Manufacturing Com
pany of West Pullman recently sew
cred his connection with the concern.
After dazzling Nalla Walla. Wash:
Detroit. Mich. Chicago and other
cities with his prodigality he said re
Gently he would so to Paris to teach
Parisians how to spend money.
oStertnann, II was said not only re-
linQuished the presidency OF the COM
pany. but sold all his stock and with
drew from the business. In financial
circles it was said the directors told
him his pleasure jaunts had brought
unpleasant notoriety to the company.
and he must either buy all out other
stockholders or sell his own holdings.
The man who had burned $50 bills
10 see what color the fame would be
and gave cafe scrubwoman $50 to
ascertain what she would do with IL.
Was told. II is said that he had worn
out his welcome in the company's Of
fees, lie is reported TO have received
SsSO.0O0 for his stock
Efforts were made in the ofice Of
the company 10 keep his retirement
from becoming public. That oster.
mann had given up the presidency
was admitted. but no details OF the
change were told.
At the OStermann home. 6SSi Monroe
avenue. a relative Of the former manu-
tacturcr said IL was true that oster.
mann had severed his connection with
the company. but declared none OF the
family had anything to say about ii
oSIerrrann was not AZ home and could
not be located.
\Ns many years ago. Ostermarn
wSs poor and employed as = railroad
engineer. He invented = coupler and
organized s company TO manufacture
IL Within a few years he Was
wealthy.
He gained a reputation in Chicago
for his lavish entertainments. but u;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
spray ., Early sarss, Blackberry.

lNcv uauS wears the EArly Narves:
blackberry has maintained its place
as thv leading standard extra early
blackberry all over TIE Vujted States.
aud - tar ao rival has ever brrn able
~ d:splacc Il Il Is endowed vita
sorue qualities iha, will NJ; ~ easy
tN sUrT,As> asG Whtca have fairly wa
1t IS position as UrA!ly ErcA; mar,
kcI and family Ncyyy. SANs Orange
judd Farmer In PrCagetiVrEfsS s; is
unrNIC,ls1 Il lCAas tySelf with tEliI
In an astonishing way Iha. uausJ -
syUu ~ ~ believed L : M uUcSNss-
usrE ,hiEs tCT = 9ickev - gather =
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
A GOOD COUGH MIXTURE.
Simple Homemade Remedy That Is
Free from opiates and Harm
ful Drugs. ,

An effective remedy that will usu.
ally break W cold in twenty-fo,r
hours. is easily made by mixing to-
gether in a large bottle two ounces of
Glycerine. half.ounce of Virgin Oil
OF Pine compound pure and eight
ounces of pure Whisky. This mix
ture will cure any cough that is cur
able. and is not expensive as It makes
enough to last the average family an
entire year. Virgin OIL OF Pine COM
pound pure is prepared only in the
laboratories of the Leach Chemical
Co.. Cincinnati, o.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
His Discovery.

just been initiated into the art of
cleaning his own teeth with the soft
little brush his mother had bought
him.
Hearing the baby cry Justify n few
minutes later the mother ran into the
nursery. only TO fiud the nursing bottle
oa the floor and Johnny, toothbrush in
hand. leaning over the crib of the
screaming infant.
oh. muvver," ne cried. anNiously
baby must have been borned wifoul
any tools"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
PROTECT TREES
FROM RABBITS
Many FrutS and Shade orns.
meats sNE,s Lost Annually ~
RStrS GtTN1le1 ~ ltstis
Animals
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- s.,,iss,t = +:r 4 1EE-s- E1t Efps-
HfE--rs.i -lLz- -NEE-i,-- 4 H:r-; v's- Il-r
4 5srtss- r. VS. 80 < Is sar-iss
I-,f - ESars EIu+ sE--'4Sf- 7'si-=l-4
s,.- Ia. - issCtt zi-rszF . - l.s. 0
>--,s-lE -Nsx gsr8 S--ssA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

Te-r rsc-r CAtA--h fhs ssc:sa1 o. tse country
ts1a Al oiss< deAses put tsetEr &a1 G5il tn lAss
n. yyA-s s17qssN1 - gaeG-Ah5e- fo- . ErcAf
zzxzy srzr- GoSto-s p-oc1Gscr1 u oeAl csrl-r I'D
;re<Etesi sscA rraatstsss E51 Sy cnzs.Anisy tAlEe
- ss-r nth Sal i-NAIsarut. pro1osEer1 Ec-.t e
Sca.zrr sAs p-prr1 CAfsrTh - ssst4GGtesAs A. 60
rScs kaa tsr-r1o-r rS,Glr- cC1sfiE1tSAl Erustzszt
Hans CAtA-ra Cs--. manufactured ~ = ;. Chcary
4 O.. T1pAaL OssA - enly CoEstEtIiAozAl e-r "a
ts- azArgFs- II y tANcn G-ir-ualE = Go-C- f-oz .
grra- - 4 tnas-SSsafz- II trSct3y - hsSat
Al -1roas sz-larrs 9: tse sT>tr-a Tney o-er 80
hzz.-r. easA-, So Eay 81 a.. 10 eG-S- 50.
fl- es-ruA-s AL tes1r7aonAls
ta4-r-s, y, J. CHENEY / GO. TeA~tA OLA
SSs3 ~ p-zgEas-s sc.
Ialr Ma.-. Fas.-y Fl-s * ra.s;tlatAs6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

U-c and WNiC- A;ycT ad!jaE the
s->e-AIc Cf lead the whole mixture
should ~ thoroughly StirTyd IL mix
the psNlsou with the NASH This NASh
= paJ ~ With ar ordinary RANT brush
sud thc trunk ~ the t-Nc should be
ysVCyyd as Atsh a. ;h-, rabbits can
7vaca Il sAouIa y 7azvuCsi Il tACTr
: auy iES5Sstsca q! iatG-y ~ The y7SFs
Sy zNsa5tS C7y~sAls r,e=t " parts
-Tsy= EsSy ~ >gN>tsIGIv5 sN- sEe A.
Sgra;r ~ ,CsG
Ts,, I-e-Es ~ the y7svs> G~t wa PT-et
sssa pzFs-- Ihs rA2e- Srsr< ,seI ~
- c,,-E - sG,,& q; 5r T,2cs. c,G
~ -zssrzs7 7E-S r1ay - Gss,3 sc- gsv sHNVc
Fz-FS,ss - SG7s SEcsSSary h-e;ck -
~ JeAI Jsv F&Fs- c-;-Tysy o>Vsrs tsH
,--s=E - .sr t-yse As<A vrS2-a - ~
ve=g - -.SStsS -yGcAt-E ~ cNFcss,a
7r-sar= zN.vs tsvs PA~s~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
4 DIAGNOSIS.

HoWs yer 'ushAnd AFTER the acc!-
dCrt. Mrs. Ginnsrty."
Faith. sometoimes he's bether an
soE2stoiues he's wurse. but from the
Nay he yils an takes on when he's
hethsT. Oi think he's bslher when he's
wurss- Kansas City Journal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT.

Kind Lady-It must be hard to find
that You have inherited a taste for
bcefsteak.
Sandy Pikes-Yes. mum: especially
when yer find dat yer haven't inherit
ed de beefsteak.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
s-e.s - HS-x

-lE-s ~ z11zy S-es,ss - S..cs 49,
A. eAvs ;Ns.- 7I--as1-<- - ~ AaE
: = g.,r5 srr< .AE- ~-E1 Ss<- - CIV
x gz-s zz-zeEy sUs-y ~ Esa~sVs-,
-s- e-gz,s - = 49, ~s;Ec,=- =ss-,2-
rs=s AN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

TIE old proverbs dsPsad largely O.
the pcint q view For instance. yoE
can't convince mouse that ! b.Acs
cat brings god luck
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

gallon ~ berries without; n,oyiEs trom
his tracks
With all ;ha; it IS 4 vigorous EUow,
cv. makes a large, well-shapsd bush "
IDEAL trte form. Is adaptable 10 al
uanSi any sNu and climate. ard is
alNaNS ready to rrWAri the srUweT
With heavy cUop ~ fruit that Is
always the first " It's Kind Cu the
market and. therefore, brings high
V-txCs. Is size and aAycr depend
much upop its ecnsyal treatment
WASu closely pJurcd to prevent over
bearing and well icri;liEc5, the Der
rtcs are .. syN>,I s.sr. shiny. attrae-
tive HACK. Juicy and wr,l aAvO7ed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

Enthusiasm IS tie PccltseS =s- AZ
Psy GO their scA-s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

nsi yca ever have -oai- oit-:sss-
icasi hcy's stomach ache Of ca=-~e
wa have \ h;fle So-e 9; HN-al.-s W.
ard Ol VEl chlse away 4 Cc2gsSy FSA1.
n shc stomach Ike =zAs1e.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

\ male 5rusT 81 ENss EEt ta-
So s1r-E : uEhs , z4-sas -
Srrr = -lr Els--a.ssr ~ E.Eras :
s-g sF- er,Is Esas EzIsas st. e----rrsE
e,-J-as sagEr uaIrL s.rcg-1er Saet-
y2ss 1gpsvs = sHsT F'tE ~ ssUgG -
49, AZ usE -2SsE Sc ETvrsl-E r. A
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

One way 70 acquire 4 reputation fer
&niASiIi;y Is TO asres vita every siz--
pletcz yo1 meet
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

Pe::i:'s Eye Sslse tc- Over rco Years
hNs tS~a Gsr3 ~ ss=Scste3 Az3 I=Sl=-;
GO. -N=cve- TN - ~c== oyS- -5s sy7es.
A. S-Esszs:. - Eozz=l BSps- R-=Als, Y. \.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

Hope = = rzAs.s lantern ~AssA s.ss-
shows impossible pictures
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21

Nr~ We.assvs S-rssf-G sTS
rr- ss1As-~r sr<-sax. s-<zs E.,s sE-ls. -SssD7-s
fazs=k-ksa- a-AEs - .s~ "a. aas-- - s1s-