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"a Floral Fantasy.

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Verses and colored3designs by Matte Crane.
Harper Il Bros. publishers, New York.
"A little nonsense now and then is
reiished by the wisest men," And not
the least wise among men is Walter
Crane. Mr. Crane is a decorator, since
William Morris death, without a rival,
and the playthings of his sportiye mo-
ments are more to be treasured than
most designers serious efforts. So 1t
Is we'll for the public that Mr. Crane
being wise-has, many playful moods.
1t was In one of these moments Of
rare fun that Mr.. Crane designed his
inimitable nursery wall papers, i'm
mortalizing the Mother Goose rhymes
in Illuminating hunlor and unimpeach-
able dignity of composition. 1t was IN
like merry mood that he created THE
Babies Opera" and now to another
holiday is due "A Floral Fantasy"
In an old world garden dreaming
Where the flowers had human names
Methought. in fantastic seeming.
They disported as squires and DANES"
And so through many pages Of
charming color and delightful design
the artists flower creatures play their
graceful parts. Mr.. Cranes quaint
conceits are really beyond numbering,
and when one thinks one has quite ex-
hausted his humor another glance re-
veals hidden detail cIeverer by half
than all that stands first revealed.
1t is impossible to convey an idea of
this book by the use of mere words. 1t
is quite necessary to see Snapdragon
confronted by Scotch Thistle to realize
how surprisingly convincing the COM
batants are. and only those who be-
hold can know the impressive mag
niHcence Of
"Dent-de-Lion so bold.
With his feathery crest at large,
On field of the cloth of gold"-
and surely his panoplied charger and
little dog that runs before are worthy
of special attention. The verses, of
course, are the merest jingle. but suf-
ficient for the artists needs.
Mr.. Crane evidently did not consider
1t necessary to construct his human
appearing fancies according to ana
tomical law and were the designs one
degree less fascinating one would pro-
ncunce the figures. in many cases, out
of drawing, but what matters the
length of an arm or a neck in Fairy
land. and. anyway Mr.. Crane is so
absolutely master of the laws of de-
sign that he overawes one into the
acceptance of any f1ippancy he chooses
to indulge in. The cover design is a
good example of English poster COM
position. The back of the book is even
pleasanter than the front cover and is
very dignihed and reStful
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
The Souls Awakening.

II were pressed to speak the truth
And l confessed
W hat were the brightest joys OF YOUTH
Which should I name?
The simple toy Of infant hours?
A passlLz joy;
Or should I name some sa ger thing
Maturer years Of childhood bring:
All, no.
l would not name them,
l would recall
The strange. sweet moments OF the soul
awakening;
The full uplifted Civilizations,
When. by some dim and mystic beaconing,
I followed on to worlds
New realized
In deep. strange happiness
That woke my trembling heart to worlds
Idealized!
All, yeti
would name that rapturous time
When joy too full, weiled I'D in tears,
And through the lense CT future years
Ny soul caught sight
OF visions more earthly than bright!
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
LITERARY GOSSIP.

"Cyrano de Bergerac" continues to be one
of the best selling books Of the day The
Doubleday & Mcclure company has printed
$4,000 copies OF Miss Gertrude Halls prose
translation in the three months since 1t ap-
peared
supplement to the abridged edition Of
Bryce's American Commonwealth has been
prepared under the title of Outlines of Civil
Government by F. II. Clark, head of the
department of history at the Lowell high
school, San Francisco. 1t will be published
at an early date by the Macmillan company
1t is the object of this book to supply ad-
ditional Information by means of documents
printed entire or in abstract, by reference to
other books easily accessible in school or
public libraries, and by abstracts of general
laws establishing county and township gov
ernments. Extensive references also are
mentary questions intended to help the pupil
to carry inquiry further and to associate his
study closely with his own experience
When Mona Maclean, Medical Student !"
achieved its large success. the name which
appeared on the title page. Graham Tray
ers," was taken TO be the authors real name.
1t is understood, however that the title page
of her new novel, Windyhaugh," published
by Appleton & Co., shows that the authors
actual name is Margaret G. Todd, and that
she is a physician.
Mr. Edmund Sheridan PurceIPs Cardinal
Newman as Anglican and Catholic will be
publish~H ea-ly in the spring By the Mao
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
BRIEFER NOTICES.

The Counts Snuf-Box." set directly over
the quotation, BE not forsetfuI to entertain
strangers, for thereby some have entertained
angels unawares," erouses humorous
query. Neither title nor chapter heading
would lead one to think that the book was a
romance with historical settings in the war
Of 1872
1t is written by George R. R. Rivers, au-
thor of Governors Garden" and is pub
lished by Little, Brown & Co. (st. Paul Book
and Stationery company. The career of
Count de Crillon, who came to Washington
with letters Of Introduction from Napoleon
furnishes the theme of the story.
In a little volume Of 800 pages. John
Bloundelle-Burton has pictured again the ter
rors of religious persecution, calling his ro-
nance The scourge of God" appleton &
Co., publishers ST. Paul Book and Sta
tionery company price, 81 1t is not only
the tale of religious persecution. 1t is the
story Of French freDzy-a scourge in itself
.'To My Wife, the Most Estimable of
Women is the frosty dedication which Col
Henry Inman has written in his book
called "A Pioneer From Kentucky" Crane
& Co., publishers; st. Paul Book and Sta
tionery company cloth, price. s.16) The sub
title is 'An Idyl of Ration Range" and gives
a fresh. brisk whif of life in the Rockies
forty years ago.
In volume of $50 pages, published by
Baker & Taylor company (St. Paul Book
and Stationery company DR.. Josiah Strong
undertakes to diagnose, and prescribe for,
the disease of modern civilization. The
Twentieth Century City" in the words of
the author sets forth the essential charac-
ter Of our civilization, its weakness and its
peril; and suggests a treatment which is
"materialistic city. The remedy. more ef-
fective education. more practical religion,
more scientific philanthropy.
The daily press has been teenling with
war stories and stirring tales in booh
form viii hold the attention of youthful.
martial spirits. THE First Cruiser Out.
by William O. Stoddard Herbert s. Stone g.
Co., publishers; st. Paul Book and Stationery
company. is a volume containing three sto-
ries, "A Cuban War Story" Visitors at
Grampu9 Island" and The Tale of Broken
Oar" They all have the visor and stir
that win the attention Of boys.
From Day to Day." by Theodore Walton
Woolsey, is of more than passing interest, be-
cause the Scriptural quotations which she has
carefully selected set down in English,
French. German and italian. The volume Is
handsomely bound in cloth with silver trim
mings. little Brown Co., publishers st.
Paul Book and Stationery company
Loves Way and Other Poems" by Martin
Swift comes from the press of A. C. Ne
Clurg G Co. (St. Paul Book and Stationery
companyl Loves Way is seventy-fve
pages long-or short as the reader may look
at It. Besides the Vision Of Calico and
the "Heracles Upon Oeta." there are Woods
and Phases collection of verses that give
play to dainty ina gination and sensitive
spirit. Some apt translations will also be
found in the book, notably that of Catherine
Medicis eDitaDh. which begins:
fAngel she was and fiend who lies be-
low" and ends with: Lets pray that heaven
and hell may be her fate
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
Tourist Car to California

The Chicago Great Western Railway has a
through tourist car leaving st. Paul eyery
Tuesday at $40 a. m. for Les Angeles Cal
This car runs via Kansas City and the A.. II
s. F. Railway. the best winter route 10
lower California points. No snow or cold
These cars are equipped with all modern ap-
planes, both for safety and comfort tbs
berths are sufficiently large to accommodate
uy the porter in charge and the berth rate i,
ony 5000 through. Remember the line. the
Chicago Great Western, and IL you desire FUR
ther information call on or address ] p
Elmer. c.. P A.. Fifth and Robert streets.
st. Peul Mimi
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

Continental Publishing Company,
New York city
The Philippine Islands. by Ramon Reyes
Lala, $3.50; For the Honor CT Child"
by Beulah Downey Hanks, IS cents.
The Century Company, New York
City
THE Two Standards" by Rev William
Barry, D. D., $50; Campaigning in
Cuba" by George kennan, s1.50; The
Maine personal narrative Of Capt. Sigs-
bee, S1.50.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
DisagreeabIe February.

The discomforts of this month can ba
escaped by taking advantage of the winter
excursions of the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad to. one of the many pleasant resorts
Of the South This line offers UNSURPASSED
facilities for reaching the cities Of the South
the winter resorts of the beautiful Gulf
Coast, OF Florida, of California and of the
West Indies. Write c.. P Atmore General
descriptive Of Florida or the Gulf Coast.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
"sundown Leaare."
By Frederic Remington. Cloth, pp. t15: prit
s1-25. Harper & Bros. publishers. St Pa

By Frederic Remington. Cloth, PIP. t15; price.
s1-25. Harper & Bros. publishers. St Paul
Book and Stationery company.
SO much has been claimed fer the
Indian and SO much has been charged
against him that it is as hard to say
Tow that he is brave or cowardly i'm
aginative or stolid,s loyal or treacher-
ous as it wouldsbe if we had never
come in contact with him. When.
however. We find a man who is willing
to tell irst-hand- stories about and
even from the Indians and leave you
to draw your own conclusions, you
begin to find some interest in study
ing the subject. &
For example, it Mr. zRemington tells
you that a red man described a stom-
ribs" you are quite able to form your
own estimate of that particular In
dams imagination, whether the author
believes the red man to be imaginative
or otherwise.
Herein lies the value of this little
book. 1t lets the Indian talk straight
to you that you may Judge for your
self. There are 1--WE stories and each
one has the first -harsd' vigor in it.
''Creetion Myths of Primitive Amer
By Jeremiah Curtin. Cloth, PIP. 52s; price.
$50. Little. Brown e Co., plbllseeUs St
Paul Book and Stationery company
Shutdown Leffare'' but whets the ap-
petite for such book as Jeremiah
Curtin's Creation Myths of Primitive
America" Here, too, one meets the
indian. not the Indians biographer or
interpreter. Word for word has Mr..
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
mrs. wins1oyv,s Soothing syrup

Eas been used for fifty years by millions
OF mthers for their children while teetEfng. with
perfe,u success. It soothes the child, softens the
gums, Gilays all pain cures wind cofic. and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea Sold By Druggists
In every part OF the world. Be sure and ask for
" Mrs Wlnslows Soothing Syrup" and take nc
other kind. Twenty-hy3 cents s bottle.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
Literary G1eanin9s.
Seeeeees

Curtin taken from red men, who knew
no language save their own, twenty
myths that not only match the myths
or Greece, Rome and Egypt in interest,
out bear to some of them a curious
resemblance. The Battle Of the Gods
The Indian Helen OF Troy" The Sun
Gods Contest With the Lightning
Hero, The Great Fire" and THE
Flood" are all described with the child
ike directness of the savage
Among the twenty myths which the
author has collected into his new book
are some much older than those repre-
sented in the records of Egypt and
Assyria. 1t is good book to begin, or
10 carry on, independent study Of
American mythology.
"Memoirs of AIphon.e Daudet,
BY n.Leo1 Leon Dssudet. to which is added The
Translated by Charles Dekay Cloth. gilt.
PIP: 466; price. s1-5o. Little, Brown & Co,
publishers st. Paul Book and Stationery
company.
If ever there was an instance of hero
worship in modern life 1t was in the
family of the late Alphonse Daudet
In the new life OF the late author, a.
book which has just been published.
Leon. the son and biographer. declares
an affection that is nothing less than
alteration for his father He has con-
hned himself to setting before his
readers the trend Of thought and the
literary aims and methods of the great
writer
Supplementfng this work Of the son,
the brother Ernest Daudet, gives an
account of the early life of the deceas-
ed. The two works. embraced in one
volume. are copyrighted in England
and America by special arrangement
with the Daudet family
"Peeps at People"
BY John Kendrick Bangs Cloth. pp. 1856;
price. Sl.25. Harper & Bros, publishers.
St Paul Book and Stationery company
Mr.. Bangs wasn't satisfied to have
satire in his book. his satire had TO
nave q double edge, one at the special
service of Miss Witherup, the persis-
tent new woman interviewer, and the
other for the benefit Of Miss With
erup's victims. This string fiend, whose
full name is Miss Anne Warrington
Wttherup, seeks out Nansen on an ice
nee, cofnpels him to talk about Amer
lea. takes down his eulogy of Mai. Nc
kinley and his ca binet in Philadel-
phia. and his enthusiastic compliments
for the Bunker Hill statue of liberty
In Chicago and ends her interview
with naive query as to whether the
explorers observations Of the north
pole were as accurate as those on the
states
Miss Witherups ambition to render
her paper illustrious service has no
limit. She is after everybody-Gen
Weyler and the emperor of Germany;
Hall Caine and Potsdam's Yellow Kid:
Zola. Henry Irving. Kipling and the
whole army Of celebrities, not many
OF whom get off without a scratch.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
D. A.. R. vs.. D. R.
COLORADO DAUGTHERS OF THE
REVOLUTION INV NESTIGATE
PLAN OF UNION
DISCOURAGE THE PROJECT

in the Two Orders Make Effective
niOn ImpOssihie-COn of
Membership Are ut Variance
sketch of the ID. R.-0ther Or
ganizatfOn Matters.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12

Has the Spirit Of Music
Whispered TO Z his Girl?

Detroit, Has Fallen Into Trance, With Strange
Musical Results.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12

In a little volume OF 800 pages. John
Bloundele-B Burton has pictured again the ter
rors of religious persecution, calling his ro-
nance The Scourge of God" (Appleton &
Co., publishers. ST. Paul Book and Sta
tionery company: price. 81 It is not only
the tale of religious persecution, 1t is the
story Of French freDzy-a scourge in itself
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

The state boaFd a. equal zation has
directed tlIs county commissioners q,
pisrp county 10 make tie falIyuins in.
crease In the SaluA,i,n ot psrxpuaI prui,.
srty: Horses 81 pet cent. sheep l5i..
cattle l6. swine l5if. musical ius,rtl.
msnts pj. clocks aud watches 50. car.
riases ~. lands 6. town lots , aud rpsr.
chandiss per cent. This Is a very Tres,
increase and wholly uuias,ilie,l. est,sc.
tally when coupled With The demand q,
The state board that the valuation o, ssr.
ersl corporations be ,lecrpasci-,bs San.
Ia Fe s2l.TOa: The Pullman Co. sIyG-j.
The total reduction Of the cprrora,ipa
assrssmen, in Otero county is s2l.7jgEa
and the total increase ~ other valuation. .
slt'.G2I.s7. II the commissioners have
any means Oi svUidine making these
changes in assessment, they should do So.
A gross injustice is sought 90 he rpr,.a.
'fa'edL lSiDcs the above vas pu. in ,ype
ne see from the Deliver papers ,ha. there
Is to be an nraabised nlovemes, o, tho
county sssessors in opposition 10 The or.
der Uf the state board. i, is rlsima,i
that the demands Of the state board arc
Illegal. We ,rus, tha, Otsro county will
Ipin in this legal relelliun.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

All wlp have business to transact
with the cpauiy clerks Office speak in
terms Ui The highest praise ~ the eili.
ciency and cDurtssy q CIask WiuclIssl
and Dcpuiy Robins HE business a.
that department q the o1BBty govern
meni vss never before 50 sell aud so
promptly dispatched And there is not
only The highest grade Ui efficiency. bnt
an ecouoaF ipt the county never befure
eJuaIe,l iut the volume Il busiBess trans
acted. these facts ate very s;ro.ae rsa.
SUNS Why Mt. WiucheIl should be fe.
elected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
Beet Sugar Meeting.

Tie ptu,B1ss,s Il The Issss Sugar Fac
toy vii 10 =, Rocky Fasd Saturday.
Oc,. gsih and vish 10 nee. tie farmers
and business men st Rscke ee . 0Pesa hoSssp
at 8 I. IN. iot a general cuais'snce. AZ
che iBs,,sf Il securing a Besi SuEsr
fscioTy Bsst Rocky Fofj depends Un
the interest manifested. The pfpnps al.
tstjaBce uf sypry farmer is earnestly TO-
guesseyi to hear ffua, The representatives
ot tlsc lee; Sugar industry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
Rev. b. l.. Mitchell's Farewell
Reception.

The farewell reception given Rev. b.
L. Mitchell Monday evening by the ote-
10 County Veteran association was n
gathering OF unusual interest. Col
Lockhart presided and the program
opened with music by the quartet and
PRAYER by Milton Badger. Miss Tanner
rendered n vocal solo and Miss Mckin.
ney and Mr.. Rench u guitar duet.
A.. @. Sloan, sr., presented the follow.
ing resolutions which were adopted by u
rising vote:
Resolved. That this association Inns
heard with regret OF the intention OF our
first vice president, Comrade Rev. Is. l..
from the state to take up his residence
elsewhere, and
WHEugAs, Comrade Mitchell Inns for
several yeats taken deep interest in aud
contributed largely To the success and
maintenance OF tins association. and has
oil all occasions ut its meetings., and ut
the meetings Of the Grand Army of the
Republic. especially ut the Memorial ser.
vices wherein the graves Ut the Blue and
the Gray have been annually decorated.
EXPRESSED sentiments Of loyalty and pa
triotism, which las resulted III the sur
yiying soldiers of Grant and Lee being
united in one common brotherhood,
therefore be It
Resolved. That We regret his depart.
ure from our midst, whereby We los. one
Of our most valuable members, and the
state loyal aud useful citizen. and that
with him and his good family 80 our fer.
vent wishes for u full measure Of health
and happiness.
Short addresses wers made by Messrs.
A. &. Sloan, sr. Wm. Green, J e. II. Burr
aud NJ. badger. all OF whom testified
high appreciation u Mr. Miichcli's char
acs.r aud his useful work while In Rocky
Ford.
After vocal solo by A. O. sloan. jr..
J. Il. Blackburn commander of tho Post.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

follows with deli.
etous ice cream. Presently the man has
that unpleasant feeling IN The s.or.srs
w.hich is the beginning Of dysp~piic con.
.iiloni Its nsrves bscufae Uastruuz. aud
ne makes mother. wife aud tsvshisT .,i..
crable With his flooiiness. Uis iit., I,
tg1ptd- His biosj is bciuT paj.o-,d br
Tire Impurities witch tn. b-pk.r.,jo ~.
Fars ate incapable Of taking Car. Of ~.
is IN just the cDuditiou 20 receive the zer-,5.
q any disease. He is a shining ulsTk ~
TIE strtus Of consumption To ira. di.z
case too. he becomes a victim on, IA, -
another. unless saved by the use of suSh /,
ftmtdy as Drs Pi.rct's Golden N.gi;r,f
DisSoEefy. This will put him OF, HE sss.
again. u is tonic and appetizer. = blosSi
puiihef, liver invisoTatof. a nery, re-
so1oI, = suenstheuef fot the veat. a cute
,,sI usas and bleeding lungs. bfuuchiiis-
nstus cough and kindred ailments
which " neglected of i-,lt,tu.,s-iy ,-~,.sgi
lead up To Consumption Fs,iI,s. -,
thins no medicine can cur, so t,s,v a;i-
facnts but when you remember ths, Iii
,hsse diseases start IN the stomach ard r,,'
,iitive sysiefn. and that Golden ys.iicsi
D1scovefy " cofrtcts that faui, or ,is,,.,s'
tient Al the starting point, IL isns 60
strange amer all tha; il does so rnueb
w. Eiien :. Bsoo- ot shu..s',7-v r.,-s,,,
-. Nass. writes: firmly t4Fisy. = E,--,5
= N very bad stats Wv IN 1 Esd -. ,.t.l
~ ~ r = Golden Medical Disru,srv -. =
,-gs,lis ~ ~ Hsd docio1ed foe nv s,asissS
~, - Itatsiis ~ gItiS1sit any fsai bsvsFf - -
,stnoeT - had very sick srsirs - -
49, erald eat bat iittis ra-1r-s--.4 ~
n i5.y,s,.-! W 70 take TIE goidsa y,-fsesi
,T5l., r2ss have gained twenty pSIsis n leo leo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

called Mr.. Mitchell To ih. frunt aud In n
vet. n-a, st--ch an behalf II tho f.si
pf~s-b,-i him With b-aniifni American
iias, A tho ia. was handed os-r. the
Star Spanrl~i Banner uas sung. r!Sin.
a highly -niny-i dramatic feature TO ih-
anrasina. This va. failo~-i b. God h-
With You Till We Meet Again. Mr.
Mi,cii-ll Ia feeling words expressed his
appreciation II tho kinin-ss ~ ia. -nsn.
rail-s. tho ". II. q sni tho s.ns af Vet.
sFans. and spak- at bt. d-sp.ian 3. tho
Has ani 'h. PRINCIPLES !, Esprps-nss. Hs
dEap~i tho bunting. afuand his shoulders
amid a storm ot applause.
Col. Lnckiiafi. in shoff and poetic
speech. presented Mr.. Mitchell With an
gnrfusscd e.py q. tho f~snlusiaas.
Aiicf = guitar solo by Mr.. H-neh and .
vocal solo by Mrs q. u. Hall. ssprsr
vas announced and all rAsssak u = 500.
efuus feast.
Mr. and Mss. Mitchell iess on ,hs
midnight train. many friends remaining
in The hall 10 bii ilsetn fnal -ss.si bye.
buf,n. th-tr .sAy II sver 80. years In
Rocky fad Mf. and Mfa. Mitchell have
,nad. t~ry many friends and stil hc
greatly missed. Tic h~s. wishes q ,h.
rp'ir' cu;ntaunisy su with them 10 their
pss home in Ala,sama.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

A sheriff should never feel under
obligations for hIs election to class oi
csLzsns whom he is most likely To cune
in Drntact with in the discharge o, his
uiHcial duties. Where saloon influences
aid in the election of sheriff he Is
handicapped in the prupef discharee o,
bis jn'y. In the present campaign
sheriff Barr Is having the active upposi.
tod Of this element This fact alone
should commend him to all who are hes.
itaiine ior whom 10 vote for this Office.
sheriff Barr has made an exceptionally
efficient and trustworthy officer and a
great mistake will be made il he is no,
reelected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

Many OF the uaiermelous of The
Rocky Ford Melon GrOers' association
we're handled by Denver concern for
the Western Poultry & Game Co. We
understand that the account sales sen,
Mr.. We'zel show that quite large prp.
portion Of the cars brought ouly freight.
This demands an investigation. nIook.
as II the growers were getting back into
the disastrous experiences ot the dsvs
before the association plan vas adop,e,i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

Rev. II. ". Pinkbal8 Of Denver has
tert itsscbibs doctrines contrary 10 the
accepted creed gi the Isp,is,s aud has
besu fite,i from the church. In this aud
similar cases the bounced preacher is en-.
iiilsi TO 10 sympathy. II minister 81
changes bis views that he Is uut o, bar.
mUuy With his chufch, he ought 10 60
ont luicklv and quietly of his oun &C.
curd. at.d JOIN some church believing
as he does. A Baptist pulpit Is no place
for a preacher vlrp does not preach Bap.
tist dpctriue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

The fsnney oi the PeopIs ot o,eso
county Vas never hsa,llsj With greater
esac'nsss ani system than daris. the
ras' two years. Mr. BSUrbolltn has tesa.
ots'ta'sJ 'ha, be ti,s 'ls place To Ter.
iec''ps. lie has done tho work in the
lest possible manner aRd q, an expense
To- the people much less than this Office
has cos; iH the past. TbeFe should Isr
Bu doab; ui his rselersiuu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

Mrs. Martha A. shuie is preparing
a very extensive prugram for the next
meeting Of the state board q burticsil.
ture TO he held st Denver Nov. - -.
Among the names selected from the Ar.
kansas valley We note the foIlovinR and
the topics assigned them: NJ u. Par
menter Ct Lamar on Seeding peaches:
J. W. Jarvis Of Canon City on preserv.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

The November tarTB ui tie bssirics
Coat uiIl he UBe u mote than HssAl i'm.
PoftsDce. as laFge number 81 cases arr
ON The Llark.t.