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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-19

The lecture 10 bs given by the Rev. X.
Rsnnison, NJ, A, on Africa" will pre-
SAINT both sides OF the British-Boer ques-
tion from an unbiased point OF view; you
can then draw your own conclusions.
There are many facts connected with
this great question that are not generally
understood. MIR. Rennison will deal with
facts only which he has gathered from
the writings OF many African explorers
who thoroughly understood the situation.
The lecture Ia remarkably interesting
from an historical point.
Owing to the nom n-srrivsl OF Chairman
Miera the board OF county commissioners
did not hold meeting this afternoon.
II ia expected that Mr. Miers will reach
the city this evening. and that the board
will hold meeting tomorrow.
A regular meeting OF the city council
will be held tonight In the city hall. II
IA limited that important business will
come before the board.
II you want TO cultivate your voice see
Miss Gillett. Residence 923 south Walter
street.
Miss Ida Ferguson, OF Trinidad, Ia
visiting with Miss E,aline Elliot, OF this
city.
Big bargains In second hand bicycles
at Brockmeier's,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-19
PROTECTION OF vOTRRs.

Louisville, KY, FEB. l9-In the cases
OF several persons arrested during the re-
cent state election for alleged intimida-
tion OF negro voters, Judge Evans. in the
United states court today overruled the
demurrer OF the defendants which brought
into question the jurisdiction OF the fed
eral court. He held the fact that the
election was one at which only Off ers OF
the state we're voted and did not In any
way take away the jurisdiction OF the
United States court TO protec the cOlored
votors under the constitutional amend.
ments and sections referred to.
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Fairly Conducted

c. NJ. Foraker. United States marshal,
has his office In the court house, where
the republicans OF precinct ~ held their
primary convention last Saturday morn.
ing. lie was an interested spectator Al
the meeting, and informs The CITIZEN
that II was conducted in fair manner,
80 far a. he could see. A few democrats
tried TO disturb the meeting, after the
delegates were chosen, and Sheriff Hub
bell, who Is the custodian OF the court
house, informed the crowd that II they
wished 10 stir up a row they must do Il
outside OF the building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-19

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. l9.-The house
convened at noon, speaker Trimble pre-.
siding. The republicans did not answer
their names and only thirty three OF the
sixty democrats were present.
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MOhEN 40 LOAN

On diamonds, watches, etc, or any good
security; also on household goods stored
with me; strictly confidential, Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
7. A, NHITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
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A an inducement 20 early buyers we
have placed on sale 90 dOzsn OF fine VIII
sou Brothers percale shirts at 90 cents.
We guarantee them worth $l.25 aud
$3.50, Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue
clOthier.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-19

Tonight a meeting OF the knights OF
Pythias will be held at the X. OF P. hall
at s o'clock. All member are urged TO
attend. BY order OF y. Lowenthai, q. G.
Miss Gillett can teach you how 10 sing
Residence 923 s0uth Walter street
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No Alliance.

London, Feb. 19.-The Associated Press
has been officially Informed that Great
Britain has not at any time made any
Diplomatic or other advances for alliance
with the United States or Germany.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-19

Jacksonville, Fla, Eeb. l9.-Fruit men
are app ehensiye OF cold weather hurting
oranges and other fruit trees. Sunday
thousands OF hres were kept burning on
Saturday night and all day sunday and
last night In groves all over Florida, In
efforte TO save the trees
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-19

Simpson for loans on ell kinds OF col.
lateral security. Also for great bargains
In unredeemed watches. 200 South
Second street, near the postofflce.
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KInAnna Aill.

Washington. Feb. 10 The conference
on the hnanc!a. bill to day made some
progress. Assistant Treasurer Jordan,
OF New York, was with the conference
sometime, giving views upon the admin
istrative features OF the bill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-19

Quebec. Feb. 19.-Edwin Mayo. OF the
"Pudden Head Wilson" company. dropped
dead at Chateau Frontensc. He was a
son OF the late Frank Mayo.
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QUIET AT kLPAsO,
Troops at Fort Bliss Not Allowed Out OF
Their Barracks.

Troops at Fort Bliss Not Allowed Out of
Their Barracks.
Washington, Feb. l9.-General Mo
Kibben, commanding department Of
Texas, forwarded to the adjutant gen.
eral Of the army. copy Of the following
telegram received from Captain Lough.
borough, commanding troops at Fort
Bliss. Texas, In regard TO trouble with
the local authorities Of Kl Paso. Through
negligence or connivsnce of non. com
nissioaed Off ,ers In charge OF the bar
racks, arm racks we're opened last night
and q number Of rifles we're taken out.
One soldier was killed, and l learn one
guard at the city Jail, where two soldiers
were held for drunk and dis0rderly
The arm racks are now locked, and the
KEYS are In my possession. All ammuni-
tion Is placed uuder lock and key. Have
not permitted anyone to leave the gsrri-
son. AN coo Grating with the civil
authorities and will do everything In my
power to bring the guilty parties to JUS
tice."
General McKibben adds that he ordered
an additional officer for mess and will
make thorough investigation. He says
no further trouble is apprehended.
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New York, FEB. 10 = Money on call. nom
inally 2@21S per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4U5per cent
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We make prices to match your honest

Everything positively guaranteed. It's
your privilege 10 trade elsewhere II you
please, but we can show you that you
loose money by doing 30.
THE MAZE.
RM. KIEKE, Proprietor.
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p tiit bOtf Chuip,
STEAMER sEIZED.

London, Feb. l9--No details have been
received by the British government In
reference 10 the seizure Of the British
steamer Sabin. from New York. with
miscellaneous cargo which was captured
by the British gunbost Thrush aud
brought 10 Delagos bay on suspicion OF
having contrsbsnd OF war on board.
IL no contraband OF war is found on her
she will be handed bscK 10 her owners.
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London. Feb. 10. 7:O2 o. IN. 1t is said
the war office received good news from
General French with reference TO Gen.
efal Cronle.
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EVERYBODY CALLED ON.

Cape Town, FEB. 19.-Dispatches from
Msseru say that a large force Is being
sent from the Transyaal TO the Free
state under prominent generals. II Is
also said that the Free State Is making
desperate efforts to collect al army TO
face the British at Koffyfontein. The
official proclamation orders out all m ale
Inhabitants between the ages OF 10 and
90. Enthusiasts declare every one TO the
age OF 100 must 90. Typhoid fever Is
said to be playing havoc among the
Beers at Colesberg. At Kimberley q re.
port Is current that Msfsking has been
relieved, but the Beers are trying to con-
ceal the information.
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B0hBARDlNG THE BOERs'

Durham, Feb. 1g.-Ths -bombardment
OF the Boer position on Havana hill
was continuous yesterday, and still pro.
ceeding at O'Clock this evening. II is
said the British captured one hundred
prisoners.
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under a az Of truce, previously arranged
the program. The prisoners had q cor
dial interview with General Clemen Ia
and we're then taken In an ambulsn ce
half yay 10 the BOer camp,
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RIDICuLous RuMoR.

ChOate might be recalled In order to show
the United States governments resent
Mscrum at ths hands OF the British Ufli
lsls are declared by the United States
embassy TO be utterly ridiculous.
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Arundel. Feb. ~ The commandant
at Pretoria. captured by the British at
Elandslaagte and three other Boer pris.
oners. were handed over to the Beers
from Arundel to-day. A messenger,
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steik-troom Camp, Sunday, Feb. IS -
Tue bocrs are retiring aud General
Brabanps forces are now entering Dord.
Techt
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CAPTURED CAMPs

LOndol, fel. lg.-Is IL announced that
General Bullef reports that he has cap.
tured several camps, quantity OF am-
munitlop and number OF prisoners.
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Book Binding

srd Rlank Book Worb
rrofr pity executed 10 good
ayle at TIE CITIZEN
Bindsry.
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The New Hettrick Vap0r
Bath Cabinet.

Is the simplest in construction.
| And the most convenient to use.
1t has door which Is door,
1t has no woodwork to warp and get out
of shape.
1t has light out firm and substantial
steel frame.
1t folds into an inch space when not in
use.
It is so easily handled that child can
manage 1t.
1t is made 'of the very best materials.
1t has no complicated legs to adjust.
1t needs no attendant In using it,
1t has no buckles, buttons or hooks to be
fastened.
1t has real top, not curtains buttoned
together
1t has all the very latest improvements.
1t has none of the defects of all other
cabinets.
1t is, therefore, superior to them ALL
1t Is the most compact and handiest in
1t has the best heating lamp vet de-
vised, avoiding every discomfort and an
noyance
It can be taken completely apart and
thoroughly cleaned.
lie is. therefore. cleaner ana consequently
healthier than Others
1t more than fills every requirement
1t is as absolutely perfect as possible
1t Immediately relieves Rheumatism and
all Skin, Blood, Liver, Kidney and Nerve
Diseases.
1t will cure Insomnia.
It will relieve Female Irregularities.
1t will at once Cure the Worst Cold
PRICE SIS EACH.
Sold by
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Dealers in Physicians and Invalids'
Supplies,
"a Church and 81 Center Straals
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IINC.IE lacks PLEA.

When L was in North Carolina a
friend told me about an old darby who
was on trial for stealing turkey, and
the proof was positive, and yet he did
not seem to be alarmed His lawyer
was discouraged, and said: "Uncle
Jack. it looks like they have got you"
mo, dey amt, Mas John; dey amt
got me yet, and dey amt agwin to get
me. Tell you how it is, Mas John.
De jedge seten up dar was my young
master when de war broke out and he
not gwine to send me to de pen. No,
sir; he amt he amt done forget what
/ know"
But Mas John had lost confidence, for
he knew that the judge would do his
duty and execute the law. In short
time the trial was over, and the judge
asked Uncle Jack IL he had anything to
say in extenuation of his crime. The
old gray-headed man got up with a
grunt and, looking around upon the
spectators ard then at the Judge, said:
"Nnffin' much. Mas Judge, muffin
much Only dis: You know all about
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OLE NEW HAVEN,

wv NNW TIA TN,
The sixtleth annual meeting of The
Chamber of Commerce of New Haven. will
be held in its hall, Chamber Of Commerce
Ruiding, No. 763 Chapel street. New Ha-
ven, on Wednesday evening, March 28th,
1900, at clock.
The election of the officers Of the Cham
Der for the ensuing year will be held, and
other important business will be brought
before the meeting
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
mh24 At Secretary.
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EDWARD G. MANSFIELD and EMMA r.
MANSFIELD Of Orange, Conn,

VS..
CHARLES b. BATES of New Haven. MA
RY B. STECKER of Mt. Vernon, n. Y.
TnE REGIsTER PuBLIs qTal$' e co 5Sf
PANY and MARY Il. BATES, all of
New Haven.
Superior Court, New Haven County.
NOTICE OF SALE OF MORTGAGED
PREMISES.
In pursuance of an interlocutOry iudg-
ment of foreclosure and sale made in the
above entitled cause. bearing date the Sth
day of December, 1899, /, the undersigned
the Committee appointed by said Superior
Court in and by said Judgment to make
said sale, will sell by Edward G. Beecher,
Orange street New Haven, Connecticut,
(being the mortgaged premises described in
said judgment,) on the first Monday OF
April to wit April I'd, 1900, at II O'Clock
noon, the lands and premises mentioned in
said Judgment and herein described as fol-
Iows:-
a lot of land In New Haven, with all the
buildings thereon, bounded West by Orange
street, fifty (50) feet South by land now
or formerly of Henry A. Warner, one hun
bred nnety-six 900 feet; East by land now
or formerly of said Henry A. Warner, fifty
600 feet; North by land now or formerly
of Isaac Ullman, one hundred ninety eight
feet; the terms Of sale to be as follows:
Ten QO per cent In cash to be paid at the
time of sale, and balance on delivery of
deed by the Committee as soon as the same
can be drawn up and executed. after said
day of sale. JAMES j.. WHEELER,
Room 705, II Church street,
Committee Of the Superior Court,
White Brothers. 90 Church street Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. mh23 st
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dat old war which we all got Whooped
and YOU aaint forgot how / went out
wild you to de army, for you was a cap
pen, and old master told me to 80 long
and take leer Of you, and you knows |
did de very bes could for four mighty
long years. and how one time you got
wounded, and l stayed by you ontell
you was well again, and how anoder
time you took the measles and me, too,
and stay by you an nus you, and how
anoder time dem Yankees cotch me and
I got away in de night and come back
to YOU, and how sometimes you get out
of money and out of sllmfon to eat all
at the same time, and you call me up
an say, Jack, you mus go out a-fora-
gin and get us somfin', and l so out
late in de night and bring you chick
ems and roastin' ears and one time I
bring you a turkey, an you nebbcr ak
me muffin about whar 7 got him, and
you never Civ me. any money to buy
him, didIyou, Mas Jedge? You call it
foragin' den, didn't you, Mas Jedge, an
if it was foragin' den how cum it to be
stealth now?"
BY this time the courtroom was con-
vulsed with laughter, and the judge
could not conceal his emotion, for his
recollection of the old darky's faithful
ness was revived afresh. He wiped his
brw and his eyes and said: Mr. Sher-
if, adjourn court Uncle Jack, l will
pay for that turkey but you must not
do so any more. When you need any
thing you must come to me. 7 haven't
forgotten Atlanta Constitution.
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FOR SALE-1,000 set Patent Stove Brick;
every set warranted one year. Orders re-
ceived 1853 STATE STREET.
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BOARD OF RELIEF.

The Board of Relief of the City of New
Haven hereby give notice that they will
meet at their office. No. 8, City Hall, on
Monday April "a, 1900, at O'clock d. M,
and By adjournment on every week day un,
til April Goth. Inclusive, for the purpose Of
hearing any appeals that may be made on
reassessment OF property as made by the
Board of Assessors on lists of 1900.
GEORGE T.. MITCHELL,
THOMAS f. FITZSIAIMONS,
FREDERICK r. FUTILE,
mh20 lot Board of Relief.
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District Of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court,
March Odd, 1900
ESTATE Of LUCY SWIFT, late of New
Haven, in said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the District of
New Haven hath limited and appointed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors of said deceased to bring In their claims
against said estate. Those who neglect to
exhibit their claims within said time will be
debarrcd All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to GEORGE r. BURGESS,
mh23 3t Administrators
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LOST,

I(1ST,
ON Sunday evening last, in going from
Trumbull down Orange to Elm and Tenn
sum Of money. The finder will be suit.
ably rewarded on returning II to
fe27 tt so ELM STREET,
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
(Coniinuei from third pncc.l

The "Littl. Four gave crokinol.
party at tho home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. IL. X.
Wiley. Friday evening. Dec. z. Two
prizes wcr. given. Carlyle Pollock carry
ing OF the first aud Benz. Cook. the
BOBBY, which was n small boitl. ol
kctchnp ON the label Of which WAS writ
/ ten, ''ro.mat-u ketcknp."
W. L. Harris was Pueblo visitor
this week.
A.G. Compton is now with tho Santa
fc Mt Topeka.
Operator f. N. Dun has been trans
fcrrci from NcPcsia to Coolidge.
Oxcn Hannawnlt. whose occupation
before coming to Rocky foid was min.
ing, has decided 10 return To his first love.
IL. ha. sold his farm To Perry lio5anis
aud will leave In fcw days for Idaho.
". N. Riich.. as Sullivan. Ind. q
nephew of ~. u. Park. arrived few
days since with view ot making Rocky
Ford his home.
Mortimer u. Ranici. state representa-.
tive of the popular n. Y. Life fnsurancr
Co. 10 working In this territory with
headquarters at tho $, James
Al tho clos. Of tho campaign Of tho
sugar factory tho iirv:ncn. To show their
good will io their foreman. Elmer Bi..s,
presented him with handsome marble
and onyx mantle clock.
Mrs. J. a. Lawson. of winiers-t. 1oua,
Who spcnt several mouths here last uit.
ter 10 tho .rrai bcnciii ot hoe health. has
rr,urnci. ;his iim-. probably 10 fctnatn.
She uas acnompaniri 10y her husband.
Dr. Lawson. uho during short stay
found much IN tho Rocky Ford cpaa,E!
To admire aad praise.
Misses Maymc 6n,hris. E,ns Ia.ss,a
aud Lulu Russell hrc ncs pupils ai ;h q
Rocky Ford eotnHscrrial college.
Two weeks ago vcsy sensational &c.
port was sent from Wees Poin; Tsls;isc TO
Catic; Viii Guthrie Of Rocky rosd. The
facts q! the case wcfc ;gicsc: The gather.
ing a; which he presided was ouc Al;
which the younger cadets were. by iiic
gracious permission o! their older fellow
s;uiCuis. allowed TO say something ia
defense OF their class. I, was the only
;inic during the year when tradition and
usage allowed the ''picbs" TO have a word
os criticism on the more advanced stu.
dents. Capt. Guthrie was presiding and
saw 10 nuisc OF disorder 60 ricrit his cen.
sure. During tho meeting an osiicCf Of
the academy eamc In and decided ,ha,
the gathering was too hilarious. and or
dsfCd Capt. Guthrie TO report the names
Of offenders. As he dsCfusd that no
bfccch of dccpfum had been committed
Capt. Guthrie refused TO report any
names. This was deemed insubof,ii,,a.
ton and Will lost his position as captain.
This was tho cx;cn; os his punishment.
There was no solitary confinement.
Cadet Guthrie retains the esteem and
good will Of both fcliow-esic,s and Off.
Gers and is fiorc the worse In reputation
OF otherwise for the little furry which
vas greatly exaggerated by o scnss.,. =,
New York reporter, ~h.,.c account, as
wired al ovcs - = u,;o-
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CHURCH NEWS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TIL. Law and Order Lcnru. will hold
a public meeting ut the NJ. T.. church
Friday evening. Dec 2lst. Rev. II. A. n.
Wilson. pastor Ct the Cumberland Pres
b,trrian church. Pueblo. will address the
meeting. Mr.. Wilson In mn able and
iorccfnl spcoscr aud wc trust that he
will DO greeted by full house.
Tho churches OF Rocky Ford ars plan.
ming to commence revival meetings early
in the new year.
A union meeting Of tho churches of
Rocky Ford will bc held nt t-ckcr's
opera house Sunday cy-ning. Dec. ~.
The sermon will bs delivered by Rcy. W.
l. Davenport.
waichniIht services will bc held nj
tho NJ. T.. church. to It'd farewell To tho
old aud welcome To ih. new century.
Tho EpwoEsh L-agu. will b- responsible
for much OF tho program. which will bc
pubiish-i neat week.
Christian Science subject ncxi Sunday
"1s the Universe. 1ncludin. Man. Evolv
cd by Atomic forcey'
The ". G. r. U. will m.s, a, tho home
Of Mrs. Sarah Martin Saturday after.
noon. All nr- cordially in,i'-l To ai,oai
m there 10 business Of importance.
Mo-nia. subject at tho Bap,is, church:
-ii-a,-n and How 10 fi-t ThrFr." Even.
,ns subject .ssD Tho 6oosi.for. Nothing =
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oLNEY SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. weis. have
moved to their aew residence.
Mrs. Ira Gilbert visited Pueblo
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Mills went
to Glen Falls last Monday for a
visit with Mr.. Ms parents.
Miss Snipp of Antelope Springs
is boarding with Mrs. LineberTy
and attending the Olncy school.
Revival services still continue.
but the young people do not Mt.
tend as we wish they would.
+. L. Collins is still very i'll in
Pueblo. His many friends hope
soon to hear of a change for tiie
better.
Our Sunday school is preparing
Tor a Christmas tree Christmas
eve at the school house.
Mr.. Lineberry has been ON the
sick list the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Taylor arc
expected home to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Taylor's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14
OBITUARY.

". II. Meredith. who has resided In
Rocky gorsl only n fru months. died
quit. saddculy DEC IN. 81 hsar, 'Foubis.
aged .. ycsEa. Tho body ~as prepared
by tndssiakrr Sprinkler ani shippci Ia
Mnamoa;h. III. Wednesday as,onipanisi
10y tho bsfrasri wife. Mr.. MrrcSilih uss
a iaan ot sterling worth asj 4, uas tho
B"re o. shpsr of our citizens ul, made
his acquaintance that hs uoi,li. In spite
o. his advanced asr. 10 spared tof mum.
i-sr os years 10 bc force TOT good IN iis
nsS husa-.
~. 9. Mcitoni. died Dec. s,h. aged &.
!sars. The body uas prcpaf-,i for burial
by undrr;Ak.r Sprinkler aud will rrniain
In th. Daul-y undertaking railor for
perhaps several weeks. pending the Fc-
turn OF the family 10 Dayton. Ohio.
II. l.. ou-ns, a highly respected citizen
of Rocky Ford. died Saturday. dec. s,h.
al.-i 3! years. The body uas prepared
for shipment by Undcr'ascs Aiair and
s.at to Liberty. Mo-. accompanied by the
spsrp~ip. wife. her s~o cliiilrca and her
brother. Ralph Sharp.
G-orSe T.. Ward. the Eve year old sou
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. wari recru,ly from
Oklahoma. died Dec. .. oftyphoid pn.u.
tSopis. aud was inferred In the csm-,cry
at Rocky Ford. Dec. 10.
Eidi. Rusn.ey. son os Mr.. and Mrs.
FL. Rumsey died Dec. p,b. aged yeats.
The funeral took place Dec. 10 from the
baptist church. conducted by Rev.
Walker.
The following additional mortuary
items have been furnished Us by Under.
takes Sprinkler:
-. daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.. Hor.
ace Amos. died suddenly Friday MOI, !,
ing. aged 10 years. The funes... will i,s
held st The home suuds-. afternoon. Rev.
Tbos- Apdfev eonauctins the services.
The daughter os Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spindle died near Ori~ay Friday. The
funeral uill occur tomorrow.
John D. Colt of Las Anitnas. bro,h.,
OF Hon. W. A. Ooli. del NJ Kansas CITY
Tuesday. following an operation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

Three important features of
The New York Life, new policy.
lst, Incontestablc from date of Is.
sSe. Cd, Larger loan value. 3rd,
Continued insurance clause. Fur
ther information ON request. NJ.
u. Randall, st James Hotel