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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16
PERSONAL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


donble wedding took place at the
X. =. Walker united in marriage Mr..
Del ID. Young of Cripple Greek and Miss
Grace =. Orr ot Rocky Ford. Also Mr..
Jesse VI. James Of Como, with Miss Anna
Frazier Of Rocky Ford. Mr., Young WINS
for many years highly esteemed resi-.
dent OF Rocky Ford. The brides are
among Onr most worthy young ladies'.
The quartet. have the best wishes q!
the Enterprise for much happiness. The
future home of Mr.. md Mrs. Yonng
will he Cripple Creek, Mr.. aud Mrs.
James residing at Como.
Walter Kinney and wife have returned
to Leo,i. kHs., hfter visit Of several
weeks wit. the family OF j. II. Whitten-
burg.
q. a. Rose, Sauta Fe agent, is quite
sick.
Dr.. Ketchum and vito this week move
to rooms at Miss Pages, the cottage they
vacate to be occupied by the owners, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. j. Edmunds.
G. II. Taylor's protracted duties ms
election clerk wer. too much for his con-
situation and lie has been confined TO his
room much Of the time since.
Miss Edith Bnttestieid will leave to-
morrow morning for Gallaiin. Mo-, to nt-
tend Grand River college, which Inns IL
specially fine Department Of eiocution.
Miss Butt.rf,eld will complete the
eonrs" Of study and return next July.
&C. Maupin Of Carthage, No., WINS
recently the .uest Of his sou. Will. who
Ia with Wettendorfs grocery.
s. ". Greasy has complcta,l his invcs
tica,ion OF state land, for which work b.
was appointed special cnmmisaionsr BY
its.'sscs Ch,Pley. no found large bodies
OF state land WITHIN tho "; .. forestry
practically useless for grazing. III. res
ommends that grazing lands DO taken IN
exchange from tho general government.
o. w. Searlcs and Mrs L. J. Mot
have sold their farms. The fainiltss hnse
Wo;' .. u" s,;,s ;sa c ,.,s wh,,h az!
la, st,;,,s...t -, Rs,t, En,,l f,oio,n,fo
They cap~ri To iocai. nj or near Rocky
Ford. They hav. been residents OF
Republic county. Kansas. for many years.
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E.,,I :. ,i,,,.,. ,,,,hx ~ ,hr,, most
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16
Now Shoe store.

At +. W. Michc's new store
two doors north OF ihr 81. James
vill hr found gprl stock of
shoes adapted To- he Rocky Forl
trade. Large additions io tho
stock nrn un the rnah tp arrive III
n fe~ DAYS. The public is invitei
10 call ahi examine tile stock. Re-
pairing promptly done:
+. W. Niche.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16

Girl Wanted To do general
houscwnfL.
Mrs. Harry /. Maxwell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16
Millinery Opening every day

ut EHmrny 4 Hnrtisons. Now
hats hctug trimmed all the time.
See us for late styles and low
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16

The Sugar ti,y factory will begin
making sugar tomorrow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16
Ssssss
parks SaZar
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- OPENING X !
day, November 10, 1000 !

[. stock is not all here, we know, but well have
l ia 90 round. And, my! how your eyes will bug out,
|sr PURSE strings unloosen when you behold the
PRICES on what we have
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16

\ have perfected arrangements with the Greatest
k,le House in New York City for Low Prices, where
4 are to furnish all the goods We at spec
fr prces-Prices TINT othe. dare meet.
rroof of the pudding is in eating the broth. So,
Id ON our opening day, NEXT FRIDAY
4 and be convinced that We are not monumental
IS but have come among You to furnish you your
prices that will make you grateful to md that
NJ all our COMPETITORS green with envy. We
kv.ry word of it as gospel truth.
4 have but space enough to quote you prices only
|hines but bless your soul, We have relatively LOW
Is all the way through.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
WOULD NOT RISK IT.

Minister Congsr Cables That He WIN Stay
ut His Post.
WASHINGTON, Aug: 1.-THE depart.
ment Of state has made public the fol.
lowing telegram from Minister Conger,
which was received by Minister WI.
bong contained In 4 telegram sent -
hin, ~ ths taotai Of Shanghai. u. was
handed ~ Minister WI to the aoting
secretary Of state: z Y. ~ $3.50 '''.'
& '.Ths tsungr Il yanen states to the
diplomatic body that the various for.
eign covers ments havs repeatedly asked
through ths respective Chinese minis
tsrs, that wesimmedistely depart from
Pekin under suitable ESCORT The "a
men asks uslto Ar .dats Tor our de-.
parture and to make ths necessary ar.
raugements. to do 70. Our reply 10 that
Ne viii seek instructions from our gov.
ernments, and that in the absence Of
such instructions, we cannot quit our
posts. must inform you that in order
to insure our safe departure, foreign
troops only can safely escort NJ, and
they must be ! In sufficient force
to safely guard 500 foreigners, includ-
ing 80 women and children. as well ~
5000 native Christians, who cannot be
abandoned, to certain massacre. We
cannot accept q Chinese escort under
any circumstances. AL my colleagues
arey dispatohing tho foregoing to their
respective governments. OF tho Amer
lean marines, Z have been killed and l6
wounded. among the latter Captain
Myers and DR.. Mppett, who are getting
alonns we'll s'tss a@II = &.,t3 g -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
CHANGED TO OCT. TO-

K 4 4 ND > 4
Meet i,,.s" 81 NatiO,,sl AsaooiatiOn Of Demo-
\ cratic t:l0bs Ut I,,dis'.aptli-. "a L j
( ,ISDIAHAP.,i.ls. Aug. 10.-1t Is almost
q settled tsa, ,n,t the date of hotdilx
til" meeting Or the National Assoc rs.
tiou Ut Democratic clubs will be changed
u Oct, 10. although the change has not
been ,t5icially announced. The meeting
VIII! h l1eisi in this city. 2yttz' \S#2s
\ Tne reaso, given tor changing the
date is that rhe meetings Of national
jnhor'a!lcea are. coming too: close to-
gether md that j: would be best to post
pone this one for q while. It, is thought
that theEolnDs OF the country will be IN
better. shape and their organizations
more nearly completed than if the meet
ing was held il: September. X
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
Thls 10 Announced After Con-
fsrsncss Between Wash
5i sf lngton and Canton.
REG J L il ouk DEMANDS : | y | 70
Until China Comedies Them
No Other Course Open to
tho Allied Forces.
Conger's Dispatch Accepted
q Showing Conclusive 81. q >,
,t,t a justification. 5%.s.. Il. X.

~ WASHINGTON, Aug. lin the light
Il tho latest dispatch from Minister
uongst. rscsived ~ the state depart
ment through Minister WI, the atti-
tuds Of the Of the administration 10 that
there 10 but ono thing to be done In the
pressnt circumstances, namely, to press
81 10 tho relief 81 the besieged garrison
at Pekin., This was made known after
extended communications between
Washington and the president at Can.
ton. The Oongsr dispatch was accepted
Is showing conclusive Qualification tor
the imperative demand Of the United
States sent to the Chinese government
on Wednesday night insisting that the
imperial troops cooperate with the In
ternational forces in the rescue Of the
minister's, and until this condi'
ton, as we'll az of the cessation
Of tho bombardment. Is fully
conceded by China, there is no other
course open but to press steadily on
ward in the mission Of relief. The
Conger dispatch was received before
daylight ct the Chinese legation, and
ss soon - the official day opened Min
lister WI presented it to Acting seore-
tary Adee at the state department. It
was in the American cipher and was
found to be an identical note with that
Of other ministers at Pekin (that Of the
French minister. NJ. Piohon, already
having appeared) with the additional
fact that seven members Of the Amer.
lean guard had been killed and 16
wounded. d..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14

. PARIS, Aug. lO.--1n almost every city
OF France special services were held in
memory Of the late King Humbert of
Italy. The memorial ceremonies in
Paris were very imposing. They took
place at. the Church Of st. Clyde and
were attended ny members of the
corps, many Of tie high OF.
1icials aud the United States national
commissioners to the exposition,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
) PROPOSAL FOR PEACE.

Ii Hung Chang Authorised to Negotiate
With tho PoWerA =
LONDON, Aug. 11.-An edict emanat.
ing from Pskin and authorizing Ii
Hung Chang % negotiate with the pow
ers for peace has, it il reported from
Shanghai under Thursdays date, been
received there. : z~ ,:5ysss. i g., n NJ
!. The correspondents ct Yokohama
,eeain asnd tho statement that . Russo
iJapaa1ss force is@moving On Pekin
41romthe north. Ihs movements and
number OF this foEce ars, it il further
.asssrtsd, kspt ssoESt in order to prevent
ths facts from rsaohing Pekin.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
ia ~ Rs TN 9 READ u
iEitsslmmons and Rnhlln iuS tho II Very
IN " flash III Condition. N N Il. ,.5

iEitssisnmons and Rnhiln In ths Very
u s n NJ Nh Flash of Conii Ion. VI ,s
MA NEW York, AMI; ~, Every thing ID
in adiness for the big fight between
Bob Fitgsinimollsr and Gus Rnhlin at
Md On Square Garden and both men
are il tho very fush of condition. 1itz-
3simmo ns WEI hs l65 pounds and Ruth
lin 1875. Fro1n the present outlous
there probably will be 70. 900 people, AZ,
witness this Dpnt and the stishters rrt.
To- receive ~ per cent of the receipts,
the winner taking 10 per cent OF that.
Charley w hite viii be the referee, $ s.
win ner ct she hg ht will be called upon
to meet Jetfries, W,so has issued u sFt.tt,.
lneist hat ne WINS ready Is lake On the
winner OF the co..ly =. bo.orc Sept. !. r. & Z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
( APPREHENSION FELT.

Alaskan Census Supervis0Ts Have Not
-: Be~n Heard From Since June 8. %ss5
WAsMNoToN. Aug. ll.-Apprehsn-
sion is felt ut the census once for tho
safety Of Charles M. Robinson and w.
G. Hine-C Coffin. the census supervisors
for Alaska, who, with several otherA
left Rampant City, Alaska. on Juno 3
tor St. Michsels and have not sinos
been heard from. The party went il
small boats and should have arrived at
st. Michaels by June ID. Up to July
10 no tidings Of them had reached, St
Miohaela. = l. }.1tSS5#
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
MASSACRE in TURKEY.

Populist Executive Committee Likely to
Endorse Stevenson.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10 The executive
committee of the Populist national
committee met here during the day to
take action In regard to the vacancy on
the presidential: ticket of that party
caused by the withdrawal Of Charles
A. Towne. It was the GENERALLY ex-
pressed opinion among the members
that Adlai E. Stevenson will be en-.
dorsed. as outside. Of Chairman Butler,
little opposition to that course has been
shown. ~ '%s}.@sa' u. 't.r., ..:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
NOT FAIRS WIDOW.

Court Decides That Mrs.. C1even II, ~
Entitled to Allowance From Estate, Il
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l1.-Mra Net.
tie r. Craven has again suffered defeat
In her battle for tho millions Of the laas
Senator James @. Fair. In . deoasion
Judge Trout holds that she is not tie
widow Of the deceased millionaire and
10 not entitled to allowance out Of hid
estate. Judge Trout declares the pens
Gil deeds and tho alleged will convey
ing to Mrs.. Craven much Of the late
senator's estate forgeries. *! 4 *!#5,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
WALDERSEE APPOINTMENT.
Tho United States Il Not in Any Hurry to
|% Agree to II. III

Tho United States IL Not in Any Hurry to
<% ~ Agree to II. te. +y,s r.
WASHINGTON; Aug. l0..-The subject
81 the appoin tment OF Count Walder1ee
to command the international forces in
China has been presented to the United
States government, but no, answer has
yet been returned. Count Waldersee
is regarded by the authorities here as
an eminent soldier and it is believed
that he will be satisfactory. It is stated
that his selection would be for q cam.
paign of much broader scope than that
in which our forces are engaged. as the
present movement is for the relief Of
the ministers in Pekin, and Count Wal.
dersee, who is now in Germany, cannot
possibly reach China until that object
has been accomplished or defeated. It
is thought by this government it is not
necessary to Immediately decide upon q
commander for a future campaign.
The matter will be taken up with Presi-
dent Mckinley when he arrives in
Washington next week.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
Believes Conditions There Are
: u Similar to Those Ia the II.
~, Philippines.
NAVY Of LITTLE I SERVICE &c
Warships, However, Can Keep
Things Quiet IN Cities on "
.- #, a3~,s the Coast. = - &.
Thinks Allies Are Doing Well
to Keep II Hung Chang {
- Where He Is. 5,r \. !, ss2..,$

New YORK, Aug. 10.--A Washington
dispatch to the Brooklyn Eagle quotes
Admiral George Dewey as saying: < ID.
II regard the situation in. China as
exceedingly grave. The difficulties that
our soldiers will have to contend
against are many and various. The
conditions that exist there are very
much the same az those in the Philip.
pine islands" !, : z G:5,4> / -F@J "A
When asked whether, In his opinion,
there was really q condition ofwar
now existing between this country and
China he said: H. 'r'%%..> -
II should say most assuredly yes.
They are killing people and our soldiers
are fighting hard for their lives =,
'The navy can be Of little service in
this Chinese difficulty. Our warships
can, however, keep things quiet at
Hong Kong and Shanghai. Our naval
commanders can do just ~ I did at
Manila. when Aguinaldo said he was
going to take the city. I sent him word if
he did he would not find one brick upon
another, and tina t would rase the city
to the ground. This certainly should
have done if he had Persisted in his
purpose. The warships Of the allies
ought to be able to keep things straight
in>those cities within the reach of their
guns on the coast. r..
1T is very significant, the sending
for Ii Hung Chang by the dowsger
empress: In this day Of dire distress it
is not surprising that such government
as there is in Pekin should turn to the
only great man of the country. I
think that the allies are doing well to
keep Ii Hung Chang where he IL. It is
better for our people to have him under
their eyes than at Pekin."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
ESTABLISHED An OFFICE,
Money Orders Can Re ssnt 20 the Anne
loan Troops In China. Fl n.

Money Orders Can H Sent 70 the Amor
IS y35 lean Troops IN China. {. n.
* WAsMN0ToN, Aug. 10. The post
office department announces the COM
pletion Of arrangements whereby re-.
mittanoes may be made to the troops
operating In China, or those who viii
hereafter be sent to that locality. A
money order Office has been estatl ished
at military postal station No. /. China.
Its location at present 10 undecided, but
intending remitters may safely pur.
chase money orders drawn as above and
their payment will be provided for not.
understanding the troops may be To-
Gated 1T various points in China. For
this service the domestic rate is
charged. g u " VA 81, II !, A.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
7 TELEoRAPH1c BREvE TIES

Dve5ada Pasha, the former grand
vizier Of Turkey. IL dead. y E,..5. !. y.
The condition Of the cotton. crop Is
70. a. compared with 1913 on July l. rs
w. J. Bryan has promised Norman
e. Mack Of Buffalo that he viii visit
the state Of New, York and make sev.
eral speeohes' before the close Of the
campaign. ~ - 4. = 4't W.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
Two Train1nen Killed.

EVANSVILLE. Wis. Aug. 1.-THE
Janesville- Milwaukee passenger train
on the Milwaukee road while pulling
out Of GAINESVILLE, collided with switch
engine which was hauling Ave loaded
cars Of coal. Burt sch1atter, engineer,
Of GAINESVILLE, and Gus Abondrath, fire.
man, both on tho passenger train, were
killed. Other train hands escaped ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
ON THE DIAMOND.
American I,ea1ua

American League.
At Indianapolis. 3; Cleveland, 6. SEQ
ond game, Indianapolis, 10, Cleveland, 1.
At Deteoit, 2; Buffalo, 8.
:. At Minneapolis, 1; Chicago, II. g.
At Milwaukee, 8; Kansas City, 4.
Position Of Clubs-Chioago .5S7, In
dianapolis $40, Milwaukee .595, Detroit
$40, Cleveland .4s3, Kansas City .480,
Buffalo .448, Minneapolis 49,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
Panic During the Funeral

4: LONDON, Aug. 1O.-A special dispatch
from Rome says that sudden move
ment Of the crowd in the Via Nazionale,
as the kings carriage in the funeral
possession passed, resulted in panic
during which 80 persons were injured
and several were badly crushed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
PORTE AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

Massacre Of Armeuians Arouses Foreign
Ministers. ~ gt
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Aug. 1.-THE mas
sacre Of Armenians by Turkish troops
in Asiatic Turkey has aroused the for
eign ministers here and they have al.
ready made representations to the porte
demanding the punishment of the
offenders.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
ANTl-FoRElGNERs CONTROL
Ii Hung Chang Speaks Of tho Deplorable
'yya' Conditions At Pekln.

Ii Hung Chang Speaks Of tho Deplorable
I4,s. Conditions at Pekln.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-An impor-
tant dispatch has been received in dip.
:lomatio quarters in Washington, for
warded from the foreign Office Of one
Of the powers taking part in the inter-
national movement, and giving with
much detail conversation with Ii
Hung Chang in which he expresses his
despair over the condition Of the Chi
inese government and fears that the
anti.foreign element has gained com.
plete ascendancy at Pekin. The oon-
.versation was with the CONSUL of the
power reosiving the dispatch and as he
IL an intimate friend Of long. standing
with Earl Ii, the latter spoke unre-
servedly Of the deplorable condition Of
affairs among his own people. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
Exten.dinxl Rural Frs,., Deiivory.

N WAsH1' -aToN, Aug. 10.-The post
office department. has ordered that rural
tree delivery service be established on
$Ang. IL at Wakonda, 3. D., and Vii.
ton, Wis, and additional service at
West Salem and Alma Center, Wis. Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
Are stssi Dawet's March.

Il PRETORIA, Aug. lit 10 said that
Lord Methuen has arrested General
Dewet's march. 4 All the Beers in the
field credit . rumor circulated by their
leaders that Lord Roberts is dying.
Roberts, however, is now in excellent
health, is displaying wonderful energy
and rides daily long distances. Il - 95%& '
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
1 n. Second ordered to China.

:Fa CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE Second
infantry has received orders to leave
Fort Thompson next ednesday for,
San Francisco md from there proceed
.tckths Philippines Tor service II China.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
PROT / ! | { es';'s''iona1 Cards J;
LEGAL.
Drank w. LYON, A torney at Law
e Office In Court House, Little Falls.

NJ RICHARDSON, Attorney and Coun-
IN. sellor at Law. Agent for the Amer
lean Agency Collecting Co. Buys and
sells real estate and loans money ON the
same. Also has large lot of choice land
and town lots for sale. ONCE in Court
House, Little Falls. Mimi,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14

Northwestern saeussrbund In session.
4 BuRL1NaToN, Ia, Aug. TO-. The 10th
annual festival Of the Northwestern
Saengerbund opened here. -Four thou.
sand strangers. including ]. 500 singers.
~ In the city. ,j:5sl 5F. s:57 VI M \
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14
MEDICAL,

ET NJ. ROBERT Physician and Sur.
Lagoon. N. .: Philade1phia. Pa. L. r.
g. 9. London, England. Speciality, nose,
( RHODES BLOCK. LITTLE FALLS MINI.
E,, Residence at Hotel Buchanan *
( Office hours to II a. M, 2 to4 and.7 to .
p. m. n, aE4SF$5 81 s&s355f t' ~ 5f q@*a%sttb
MnR. N. w CHANCE ,Phyeicianand SUI.
~ Reon. Office over Tanners store
kssidence. Corner Broadway and Eight
Telephone connection. wet.ers Drug
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-14

~ IA. FORTIER, N. b., en-. Gradu
Canada. Surg on to st. Gabrielle Hospita
Omce hours 8 to 10 a. M, and 2 to 4 pm 7.
Once at residence corner of First stree t
and First ave. NE 's 2Sf'"'@'E '"S~+.''" %'..-'
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Dry Goods,

NEW YORK-The market has shown
very quiet conditions in all lines Of
staple cottons except bleached musllns
which have again sold fairly at steady
prices Brown and coarse colored cot
tons irregular for goods in stock. Print
cloths firm In odd makes. Prints In
limited demand and no change In gin
hams. American Wooden Company
opened Its lines for spring to-day at S
10 10 per cent advance over n year ago.
No excitement over than.
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bal sales OF stocl,s CISCO shares.
New YORK Mining Stocks


CIIIChGO-An apparent revival of
the export demand for American wheat
pulled that mnrketout Of the slough OF
lower cables mud favorable northwest
weather today. the September option
closing but Il Blindc lower. though sell
Ing NJ one time ut n decline OF nc. Corn
.sns fairly strong on small country nc-