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coTT0N-sEED on MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-COTTON-sEED
OHI-yVas very slow again, but steady for
prompt delivery; October and November
Quoted from 80 to 26c. Prime summer
yellow, SIC prompt; off summer yellow,
3G63G15c; prime winter yellow, HOPE;
prime white, 40G41. Prime meal, $26
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hoghsheads and 80 tierces
Shockoe Warehouse sold 10000 pounds
of bright tobaccos at a loose sale to-
day-highest price $3.50 Stonewall
Warehouse sold 50 packages on Change
highest price 5000.
- Warehouses; : are oi report IS hogsheads re-
ceiyed and 116 hogsheads delivered.
Internal revenue collections We're as
follows: Tobacco, $3,1G7.10; cigars, S.
tJi.Zi.
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CHICAGO MARKET,

CHICAGO, Oct 2.-Wheat acted frner
later. but turned heavy on the large
worlds increase, October closing 1@Q%sc-
under yesterday. Corn closed &c. higher
an. oats a shade down. Provisions clos
ed 212c. UP.
~, a. +,+,,ro. ro,co5 a.. foIl,-7,-e.
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PRICES SAGGED
AT THE CLOSE
Tone Was Heavy and Large Net
Losses Were Registered.
BONDS MARKET WAS INACTIVE.
There We're Some Marked Advances,
Howcrer-No Formidable Selling
Pressure OF Stocks Evident. But
the Market Was Soft.
nv Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct. THE professionals 2i...:i
movement TO advance prices, wtlich Mtss
The conspicuous feature OF yeSteiu5Ss
stock market, was not IN evidences Ne.
day. ihe promoters of the movement ue-
sisted from buying stocks on q tai %
scale and during The latter part Oh ti.e
day they retra3ned altogether ron s91n,
porting tie market. There WAS Ilo
fGrf1aic;,i,la selling pressure at any time
during the day, and the decline ~ tilS
last was on very slight dealings, pI I e1ie
market proved so SOFT that at the cioSc :.
number OF prominent stocks ESilpNcE Iis'
losses of from to 2si, with the tone ue-
cidetiy heavy. Union PACING. "iiicIl "sls
made the centre in YESTERDAY ; MOI
nent for the advance, Is a pom pom, 1os' ct
on the day on much lesseaed Noluiiie %
dealings. The stock, nevertneiesS, re
tanned its prominent place N the aeai.
lngs. The extreme dizziness OF the @iiois
market at the decline seemed 10 ldNot
Ice bull party. SO that their change Oh
policy was the more difficult OF eHI'idlis'-
ton.
The factors 11po1l which they relied yes
terday TO help the advance continued
In force for the most part to-day tossl-
bly, the unfaVorable aspect OF the pro
posed coal strike settlement had as
Sursed a rather more positive phase to-
day, and Lackawanna and New Jeresy
Central scored sharp declines, though
the number Of shares transferred was 50
small as 10 deprive the changes OF all
significance
The only incident of the day which re-
seinfled aggressive action by the bulls
was the marking up of railroads con-
troiled by the Nanderbilts or affiliated
interests The rate for call money held
at yesterdays high rate and perhaps dis
appointed some expectation that the rate
then was due 10 passing causes, incluG-
ing payments due amounting to over
ST. GEO. 900 on subscriptions to new Balu-
more and Ohio stock. which was under
written at so. The payment of Govern
1neilt interest at the sun-Ireasury
brought some supply of money to the
market. Sterling exchange also contJn-
Ted lis conspicuous downward course
and the posted rates We're reduced an
other 52c. following yesterdays 34c. re-
duction. The equanimity of the foreign
money markets in the fact of threatening
approach Of exchange TO the gold import
point finds no adequate explanation, but
foreign bankers adhere to the view that
gold will not come In. in spite of to-day'S
further decline in discounts both in
London and Berlin.
There were some marked advances IN
11~;Ces OF bonds. but the market was not
active or very broad. Total sales. par
value. Sgi25. coo. United States bonds UNI
changed in bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day We're
lS5,400 shares.
NONET. AND ENCHANGE.-Money on
call firmer al 2G2la per cent; prime l!ler-
camille paper. 5T512 per cent Sterling
bankers bill at S4S5lS for demand, and
al 81 Sil[04. SEX for sixty days: posted
rates. 81 S2S4. S2Ia and S4.S6is; CONNER
"a g.Ear--i fIsl ggag<
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on Stocks. Grain or Cotton, you need
Our intention Is to equal counter SER
vice" by executing your orders exactly
as you order, and, instantly. when you
order. W hen you have determined to
buy at d certain figure, and have given
your order, you want the order executed,
if the market goes there, and a quick re-
port made. The same is also The case
when you want to sell, or close. You
do not need to sigh If you do your bust
ness thro US, or thro' any of our CORE
spondents: try us. Our financial respon-
sibility is ample and our reputation for
square dealing unexcelled. Read our free
book.
II q e. Gonercssst. Boston
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MONEY. AND EXCHANGING on
call frqner at 2G215 per cent; prime Iner-
camille paper. 5T51S per cent. Sterling
exchange weak. with actual business in
bankers bill at S4So1S for demand. and
al 81 SILICA SEX for sixty days: posted
rates. S4.S2G4 S2Ia and 81. SGia; CONNER
cisi bills. s.. S114G4S1 Silver certificates,
G2a, If5: bar silver. 62Ia: Mexican dollars.
30. Government bonds steady; state
bonds inactive;railroads bonds strong.
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RSOIN-Steady and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. 2-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE -Steady at aic; receipts,
ROSIN.Firm and unchanged; receipts,
6,159 barrels; exports, 1881 paffels.
WI AfINGTON Oct. 2.-sPIRITs TUR-
.,.NIINE-Steady at 36A@56Ac.' re-
ce RIos;1S \ stead at s1l5@l.2o: receipts,
70 barrels. o.
res sR17pE TURPENTINE- Quiet at 81. 100
50. 10; receipts, 107 barrels
TOBACCO MARKET
Richmond. Va, Oct. ?. 1900
oriyafes sales to-day We're as follows
wrappers, hogsheads; scrap, 6 hogs
i'g INSPECTIONS were as follows: Dark, 6
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NAVAL. STORES

CHARL ESTON, S. c.. Oct. 2.-TuR-
PENTI Firm at 361ac. asked
RSOIN-Steady and unchanged.
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INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. >, 1900
ARRIVED.

Steamer Resale, Willis, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers. Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company.
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Steamer Yemassee, O'Neil, PhiladeI-
phia. Pa. merchandise and passengers,
Clyde Line.
Steamer Dumont, Shelby, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and
passengers, New James River Line.
Steamer Rosalie. Willis, Norfolk, mer
ohandise ana passengers, Old Dominion
Line.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. 1, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Maggie Keough, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Schooner Charles Davenport Portland.
Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Boston.
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool.
PORT WEST POINT, VA, OCT. .. 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Courtney. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Haynes Malta
POM river landings, passengers and gem
cral cargo
SAILED
Steamship Baltimore. Courtney, Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City, Haynes. Malta
ponl river landings, passengers and gen.
erai cargo.
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NElI YoRk PRODucH NfARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-F'LOUR-Steady,
with a moderate trade closing unsettled
with the late break IN wheat. Winter
str9ights, S}.55@3.6o; Minnesota patent,
.I.-UGtI.U 90.
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I n HOUR INITtI.- w..
:, CONSTITUTIONAL RfFoRM-

believe the people Of ms Gun. ,,o
heartily approve that plank in the der Demo no
cratic National platform which q lSsdnr51
in favor Of an amendment to the l seat[n,
Constitution providing for the eiscs s,sIa
Of United states Senators by the Poop
OF the several States, instead o, 1850, $50.
lures Independent citizens VINO ~ ~ ~
T,arnocratfc cause this year upon tins
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try was to enter upon the exp: rlnsnt Oh
governing the people of other countries IS.
This distinguished me!nbsr Of President
Ndckinleys cabinet. realizing as an ape
lawyer the impossfbility of defending the
creation. OF American colonies under es-
tablished American principles Of govern
ment, frankly comedies that it involves
a new departure in our national history
for which thsre are no precedents, and
for which we assert there is no iustifica-
ton. Men less versed in the law than
the learned AttornS y-cieneral-men like
Senator Depew and lesser lights-seem
ITO regard tia proposed colonial scheme
as nothing unusual and affect to be sur
prised at the manifestations of disap-
prevail, which are everywher5 exhibited.
over the attempted establishment Of q
European colonial policy In this country.
and are apparently unable TO compre-
bend why there should be serious objection
TO have this republic own possessions
over which the Constitution has no
Satisfaction
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16
Cau,aioa,~ Rust.

The Ben, county farmers recently held
n profitable institute nj Las Apitnas.
". make the following extract from the
Leaders report:
II. II. Griffin Of tho Experiment sta.
,ion nj Rocky Ford followed with nm -x.
bansiiy- paper on "Caninlonpc Rust. a
disease that IL threatening tho vines In
our valley. lie touched upon tho I'M.
portnncc os the Hairy Nctch. species of
clover and upon crop rotation. aud said
In part upon the rust or blight that i- at
inckinr canialonpcs: ut IL first noticed
near tho stcm on tho leaves In snall
brown blo,cbcs which increase 10 ih.
sise II n cent piece In s-~ days and
gradually grow larger. the attacked parts
diving. We check this by spraying fro.
ancntly with the Bordeaux mixture con.
sisiins Of one pound Of blucstouc TO ~
gallons Of water TO which milk Of lime
has been added. This milk os lime !.
made by using one pound Of slackesi
lime TO 10 gallons OF water and strain.
ing"
Later In the season. when tho valuable
Information in Mr.. Griflin's papcr, will bc
timely instruction for our growers We
will publish his paper in full.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16
A RANCH At
YOUR own PRICE!

hold for sale. as assignee, the
ranch known as the Larmore
Ranch. and will receive Sealed
Bids on same up to the first day
of the April term of the District
Court. the said bids to be opened
during said term and subject to
approval or rejection of the Dis
trict Judge.
The ranch consists of 100 acres
of fine. Level Land. with good =
Room Brick Dwelling, Brick Sta
BILE for six horses, good I-Wire
fence, with 3-wire cross fences: 10
acres in Orchard, q years old;
good Cistern. Chicken House and
granary; large Sheep Yards and 60
acres in Alfalfa. There is also 10
shares of Rocky Ford High Line
Canal stock goes with the ranch.
Stock alone is worth 81 800. The
switch promised by the Santa +"
Co., about A miles west of Rocky
Ford will be within about l miles
of this land.
For futher particulars call on or
address me at Rocky Ford.
II. s. BEALL, Assignee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16
nrrnn.r Yonr Crr,li, |. GceII.

Some Newspaper Subscribers often won.
der why Publisher will keep on sending
the paper when the subscription has OK.
p,rc,i. Tho rrason ia this: When the
subscription IL paid TO a certain time. the
time expires aud tho paper i- stopped. u
looks as II the Publisher doubted the in.
tr.:rity Of the subscriber: and Binc times
out Of ten III. subscriber will give the
publisher calling down" for insinnai-
ing that his credit is no good. Rather
than cast any reflection against neigh.
bor's honesty to pay small debt. II has
b.,cpmc customary for country ncwspa.
p-rs 10 continue sending the paper after
the time has expired. The city wccklics
and dailics do not generally follow this
rule NJ their subscribers live nj a dis
sancc. and. besides, they arc not nc
auainsc,i with them nnd do not know
their financial standing. Ono should
deem Il an honor to know that his credit
IL not doubted when the publisher con.
iinucs 10 send tho paper. Should tho
subscriber desire 10 have his paper dis-
con,iuuesi he should inform the pub.
Usher and remit TO date. II any amount
IL owing s-Ex.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16
Our r.mou. Cantalonpcs.

Tn, Chicago Amcriacan Fruit aud
Vegetable Journal. published by I. II.
Jones. nm old friend Of the editor of the
Enterprise has letter from G. X. Nc
Ouarric. secretary Of tho West Florida
Agricultural Society. from which We
make the following extract;
-Dnrinr the last three or four seasons
this can,aloupe has sprnn. into world.
WIDE fame. until this year the outlook
for ita production seems TO bc 81 lar
ahead of former years that u will equal
ali the combined varieties OF other
names put together. The "Rocky Ford
certainly has qualities peculiarly its own.
I, has been bred mp in n soil and eli.
n,ntc that gives an article that cannot
ia. boat, The trade 1t has among hrst.
class hotels and restaurants IL SIMPLY
enormous, and ns long ns "RocsN
Ford" can be hnd other varieties have To
take back scat. -
The bulk Of Mr. McQuarric's letter is
devoted to telling how Rocky F"rds
may I've grown elsewhere than in the Ar
Lnnsns valley. 1Ic says that in Florida
h, rniscl gOOD Rocky Fords" from one
ncrc. We suspect that growers who
buy genuine Rocky Ford seed aud eN-
,cct TO raise cantaloupcs equal to those
,,,wn here will bc badly disappointed
Soil climate and almost mile above
,b, s,n level are conditions which pro-
Ina. ,b, famous Rocky Fords.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16
Notice.

The annual meeting of tho
Rocky Ford l. q. o. +. Building
Association will pc held mt their
hall on Monday. April ID Mt I:30
y. IN. mt which time there will be
elected President. Vice Presi-
dent, Secretary and Treasurer and
any other business transacted that
may come before said meeting. 4
full attendance is requested.
J2-1 j. c. Gracey, Pres.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Every member OF the camp Of Wood
men of the World should remember tho
specially important meeting which will
be held FRIDAY evening NJ next week.
March -. when - new members will he
initiated. the ceremonies to be followed
by u banquet. Every neighbor should be
nrys,sut
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

A regular beauty Is that Bon Ton
Driving Wagon received by the
Rocky Ford Hardware and Fnrii'-
tnre Go. this week. 1t was only
in the crowded warehouse one day
when il was sold to j. Il Godding
Bnt n great variety of vehicles are
in stock for others who like 10
drive in style.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16
business Mems Convention .


A meeting Of citizens was held at the
business Men club rooms Tuesday even.
ing March l3. for the purpose OF nomi.
mating mayor and three trustee. d. W.
Barley was chosen chairman and II. A.
Davley secretary.
On motion OF DR.. Mcdonald tho chair
appointed Charles Rscker. Il. q. Beall
and q. n. Hall committee on rssolu.
tions. Who submitted tho following re-
port:
Resolved. That vs recognize that the
growth Of Rocky Ford will demand in.
creased municipal expenditures. that this
augmented outlay 10 4 legitimate one for
the purpose Of keeping the town Rbresst
of its growing importance. hut that thess
necessary expenses should be incurred IN
n business. like manner and with strict
regard for trne ECONOMY.
Resolved. That the candidates 10 be
selected by thus convention. by the nc
c~pihnre of the nominations pledge
themselves tn the enforcement Of law and
or,ler aud the existing ordinances against
vice.
The resolutions were adopted.
On motion Of l.. W. keil II vas or.
ucisN tuNe nh soeshk W. hohsh"ssou" w
by ballot.
III. following were placed In nomins.
tion for mayor: George Hammond. W
i. Mcdonald aud II. Il. Sicman.
A. NJ. Jackson. +. J. Mck.lyy and +.
y. Hanrk We're nppointci t-llcr~. who
announced the vot. ms follows: W. j.
McDouaii. 10; II. q. Sigmnn. 30: Geo.
Hammond. I.
DIR. Mcdonald wns declared tho nom-
inc- Of the convention.
The following nominations were made
for trustees: II. q. Wilson. II. w.
Clark, II. I. Jnmison. II. q. Sigmnn. l..
". Bal,cock. Gcor.. Hammond and $.
II. Pollock.
Dr. Si.man asked tina, hia name bc
Withdrawn.
III. haiIu, r-sni,.,i M follows: Wilson.
%: Lance. ~: Gibson. ~: Nicholcs. y:
mnni -: Pollock. II.
clar,sl the nominees
On motion the chair appointed Dr.
E.arby. y !. Bciicl and ". II. GickoS
u cnmmi,i-. to Ill vacancies, II amy.
The ladies' w-r- out IN a,gon. foFr-.
perhaps on-.ihiri of these taking part
being III. newly cn'rancliisci fair SIX.
The following iirk., will b. fled b.,
t,~,i,inn: Mayor. G~nre" Hammond:
irrs'r-a. ". II. Goblin. Hen Smith ANA
II. ". Lance. No platform has been
made public nor amy statement made to
indicate tho policy represented b! this
ticket.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

The Ladies' Relief society. nj its meet
ing Friday evening. did not have a. large
an attendance rs the previous meeting.
hut the supper was a splendid one and
the occasion much enjoyed. Tho profits
were about go. The next meeting of tho
society will bc under the auspices of
Mcs.iamcs Price. Rushmer. Crcssy. Check.
Phillips and Cullison. The society will
hold n special business meeting at the
home Of Mrs. J. +. Godding Monday
afternoon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Among the latest enterprises in Rocky
Ford is the Jake Williamson Brick Co +.
in which +. Y. Hnuck aud George X.
Daring have an interest. The yards are
located on the edge Of town to the south.
west and force uf men arc pow prcpar-
ing for making brick ON an extensive
scale during the coming season. The
outlook is that the supply OF brick can
hot exceed the demand this season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Farmers wanting good harness
should buy OF d. II. Nicely Tor
you can depend on what he tells
you. When opportunity offers GN-
anime the harness used by tue
following parties, which was maze
by Mr.. Neely: Will Gerbing, Mr.
Mcdonald, II. L. Lnckey, Elmer
Conner md w. w. Axton. lie Is
now making s45 set for Harry
Badger and $40 set for an Ord
way farmer. o"'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16
MlLFlKER'S CASH STORE.

The almns; unanimous manner IN
which our farmers have taken mp sugar
beet culture IL interfering somewhat with
securing contracts for tomatoes by the
canning factory. The contracts ar- not
bcin. made nearly 80 rapidly as hereto
fore aud Snpcrintcndcn, Draper may
have To do some rusiling TO secure nj! ih.
acreage which the factory vtll require.
However. there is po doubt but that the
tomatoes will bc grown. II ncccssary
the company will grow whatever is needed
TO make up the quantity r,slnircI.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

II. I. Maxwell is now in the full enjoy
meut of his 1Oc-,oot store room, every
foot Of winch IL crowded with goods. 1t
,s "a handsome room, well filed. His new
office fixtures are extensive, useful and
beautiful.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Y. ]. Fort, the Denver commission man.
was in town last week looking up more
business. Notwithstanding the threat.
cning talk Of the Denver Fruit Auction
Co. Mr.. Fort il confident that his com.
pauy will he able TO supply the capital
city with all the cantaloupcs tho market
will demand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

N. W. Terry is setting an excellent ex.
ample to builders in tho fuur cottages
which he Is erecting near tho Washing.
ton school. They are NOT only handsome
in exterior appearance but the interior
arrangement IL most convenient. Good
material IL often unnecessarily fash
ioned into very homcly buildin.s-a pro.
ccc,lin. which Mr.. Terry does not APP
Drpyp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Isaac II. Adair, Genteel
Funeral Director and Lii
censed Embalmer, with the
Rocky Ford Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

The home minstrel entertainment
Wednesday evening was by far the bcs;
of the ,bre. gwen by Rocky Ford talent.
The program was of high order
throughout and free from all objection.
able features. Frank Carpenter and a.
j. Cole were the stars and were sup
ported by rous,ng good company. The
large number of good voices made the
vocal features of the program n marked
success. We have not space for detailed
mention. but pnblic opinion sustains the
assertion that more enjoyable program
was rendered than has been given here
by very pretcn,ious companies who have
scored triumpbs in the cities. The music
oI Clark's orchestra was u feature of the
evening greatly appreciated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

The u. Y. 7. U. is planning to give a
very interesting entertainment at the
Baptist church April 10. II will consist
Of stcreopticon pictures illustrating Ben
Hur. with which will be interspered a
program by local musical and elocutiou.
ary talent. Fuller particulars will be
given later.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Last weeks Enterprise said that Bur.
rel K Erickson had contracts for peas
and beans aHHrrHatipH 500 baskets Of
each weekly during the season. II IL this
amount daily which they expect TO chip.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

We wish to buy number OF
Saddle Horses aud good Single
Drivers. weighing from 1000 to
1900 pounds. Call Mt office of
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Every issue OF the Enterprise Is
worthy OF sending East. 4 few extra
copies arr provided each week for the
benefit OF the friends who wish TO
send them to distant friends. Price. .
cents each.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Many Of our Ordway readers will hear
with regret Of tho death Of Mrs. Nellie
Wilson Piper. wife Of +. l.. Piper. which
occurred Saturday last ut their Pueblo
home. the result Of pneumonia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Piper wcv formerly highly 60.
tccmcd rrsidcnts Of Oriwny.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

II one or two private families which
will take man aud wife to board will
leave their names ut the Enterprise a
customer may he sent them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Fine Belgian Hares for sale.
Prices reasonable. G. W. Tullis,
Florence. Colo. 39-42p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

A double bar of Fairy Toilet
Soap and u beautiful calendar, all
for ) cents Mt kimzey's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Potatoes for sale. for table and
seed. Come and buy while cheap.
3ltf j. j. Guthrie.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

All seasonnblc vegetables in
stock at the Kinney Grocery Com
pany's stores.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

The Rocky Ford mill is kept con-
stau,ly busy. having n very large south
crn trade III addition to the home de-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Dicl, Mason, q. II. Adams foreman on
the Bingham ranch. will move 1900 cat
tie to the San Luis valley auout May l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

The Kinney Grocery Co. has
just received a fine assortment OF
Queensware and Glassware. The
ladies' are invited to call and see it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

II. y. Wheeler. who is making visit
10 his old Illinois home. writes tina, many
farmers are preparing to move to the
Rocky Ford country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

A gasoline stove out OF order caused
M alarm of fire at the Royal Cafe few
days ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

List your Town Lots and Farm
Property with Knapp & Wallis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

II you want good Handmade
Harness Mt low prices call Mt the
City Harness Shop, NJ. Gesch-
wind, proprietor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Oratory and Music-splcndii enter
tainmcut-opcra house, March y. BE
there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

The Gibson Lumber Co. has under
way u large warehouse for the storage oil
lime and cement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-16

Bring your Gasoline
Stoves to the Rocky Ford
Hardware Co. for Repairs
and Cleaning.