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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-07
PRIVATE WIRE ADVICEs.
AmaISamated Copper the Heavy Sell
ing stock on Days Market.
Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.l

Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.l
JEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The feature of to-
days market was the heavy selling of
A-maIgamated Copper. There was no news
to account for it, but there appears to be
a steadily increasing belief that the en-
deavors Of this company to sustain the
price of copper will be unsuccessful. The
difference between prices here and in Eu-
rope is said to be such as to admit of
shipments of copper from Europe here. An
other weak feature was Sugar, which de-
clined on the expectation that the fight in
the West with the beet sugar refineries
interests. On the whole, the railroads held
up fairly well, although all of them closed
lower than they did last night. Missouri
Pacific was the weakest of railroads, and
the fact that the Gould stocks and the
STANDARD Oil stocks have been the leaders
In the decline during the week induces the
belief that these interests are in favor of
lower prices. The bank statement had very
little effect upon the market. The decrease
In the surplus reserve was only a little over
100000, leaving it at SIS, 560,025. The increase
in loans was Unexpectedly large, but was
probably due 10 certain special transac-
tions, such as the purchase of Broadway
National Bank. The shipments of currency
to the interior during the past week have
been far larger than had been expected,
and IL is the opinion of those who are In a
position to judge that these shipments will
continue for some weeks. On the other
hand. the banks have received all the as
stitution can afford; consequently, unless
gold importations take place, a steady de-
crease in the resources of banks during the
next few weeks may be looked for.
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4 IN
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. Flour Gull and steady; pat
ents. S.40G3.50; extra fancy and straights. S6
3.15: clear, S265G2.s0. Timothy seed steady at
s5.25d550. Corn meal steady at $50 Wheat
NO. ? red, cash, csc; December 704 70&scs May,
73≻ No. > hard, 6SG6sizc. Corn-NO. 2. cash.
56Ac; December. 57hd57%c; May. 59Ad5sizc.
Oats-No. 2. cash. SIC: December. 3S4c. May.
SS2c; No. ? white, 396S9Ac. Bran unchanged.
sacked, east track. noise. Hay duh and easy
timothy. S2al450: prairie. $6.50ai3. Dry salt
meats CboxeD steady; extra shorts and clear
ribs. So; clear sides. $s.57iz. Bacon boxed
steady, extra shorts aol clear ribs. 80: clear
sides, $102 Pork steady; jobbing. SIC. Lard
lower at 1913 Whisky steady at $3.50. Iron
cotton ties. $50. Bagging. 6SsQ71kc. Hemp
Irvine. &c. Receipts-Flour. 700 hrs: wheat.
1900 bu: corn, 5000 bu. oats, 5000 bu. Ship
400 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn.
Il. 900 bu; oats. $1,000 bu.
LOUISVILLE. oct. 5-wheat-No. > red and
Iongberry. 7lc: No. , red and lOngberry. 6qc.
Beans, northern hsnd-plcked. s. per bu. Ap-
ples-Sun-dried. 3lzG+c per 10 Tor bright. 8isc for
dark. Peaches. 1iz02c. Timothy seed, S265 per
bu; fancy bluegrass. a5cQS1; extra clean blue
grass. &c: red clover. S.5OQ6. Hay-Choice. In
car lots on track. S15Ql5.50; clover. siO.5Odll.5 ga
straw, S5Q5.@. Clean ginseng, s450Q4D per 10.
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LONDON, Oct. 5-Onerings at the wool auc-
tion sales to-day numbered l13. fs9 bales. Broken
pieces were in good request at extreme rates.
Germany being the largest buyer. Fine grades
were firm, but mediums were irregular. With
drawals increased. Up 10 to-day 2S2.ss2 bales
have been offered. OF which 10. 91S have been
withdrawn. Next week $500 bales viii be Of
fered. Following ara the sales: New South
Wales. $500 bales: secured, 5dNls I'D: greasy.
snGIibd. South Australia. 400 bales: secured.
edGls lI5d; greasy. 3lzd9d. West Australia. 100
bales; greasy. 4ha7lzd. New Zealand, L0o
bales: secured. 5Zd01s sd. greasy. 3AN9d. Punta
Arenas, 200 bales; greasy, 4d4Ad The arrivals
OF wool. for the sixth series amount 10 194. s4s
hales. including a. 300 bales forwarded direct &c
shippers. The Imports during the week follow:
New South Wales. 5.3H bales. Victoria. L35i
bales; Queensland. 1858 bales; New Zealand,
4ze3 bales: Cape ~ Good Hope and Natal 47e
bales: elsewhere, 7S9 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.-Wool dull; medium grades.
f2ibQI7c: light fine, 12k414ikc. heavy fine, so
I1kc; tub washed, RQ2sc.
NEW YORK. Oct. Wool duh. domestic
fleece, 25Q26c: Texas. 16a17c.
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NEW YORK. Oct. Petroleum quiet; refined
New York, 765c: Philadelphia and Baltimore.
760c; Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk. &C.
Rosin steady; strained common 20 good, SL42&.
Spirits OF tUrpentine quiet al 36iaQ37c.
WILMINGTON, oct. Spirits OF turpentlns
firm at 33a34c. Rosin firm a. soG95c. Crude
turpentine steady al 81 10 $50. Tar steady az
$50.
MONTPELIER. Oct. Crude petroleum
steady: North Lima, sac; South Lima and IN
diana, sec.
CHARLESTON, oct. 5--Spirits Of turpentins
dull and nothing doing. Roslu firm and un-
changed.
OIL oct. 5-Credit balances, $3.50: GER
tihcates, TO bid. No runs or shipments reported.
SAVANNAH. oct. 5.-spirits OF turpentlne arm
at 34ikc. ROs.n firm.
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Market Generally Weak.

[Granger Farwel & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The old saying
LAS goes st. Paul so goes the market"
should be changed at present to read
goes Copper so goes the market" Weak
ness in Copper unsettled whole lists, and
the close was generally weak. The large
increase in loans in the bank statement in
the face Of the decline in stocks caused
comment and some selling of securities.
The statement was made afterwards that
this increase in loans was mostly on ac-
count of the purchase of Broadway banks
and could be only temporary. Sentiment
yesterday at the close was less bearish.
and there was considerable confidence that
the market would hold its own early to-day.
but the crowd was bearish again and lower
prices on Monday are expected.
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Chicago Stocks.
TGranger Farweu & Co.'S Wirel
MONETARY.
Rates or Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-CommerciaI paper. AZ
as per cent; time loans, sac per cent.
Clearings, 81, 46,5lS.0S; balances, SIPS, 124.04.
NEW YORK-Money on call steady at 5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 405 per
cent. Sterling exchange nominal, with
actual business in bankers bills at S4.S5120
4S5k for demand, and at S4.S33s for sixty
days; posted rates, 1884 and A.S61b; COM
mercial bills. S4.S2hd4S31z. Clearings, $685.
S55, 166; balances, $l0.05O,949
CHICAGO.-Clearings, 500. 702, 762: bal
ances, 81, 655,O O4. Posted exchange. Sass and
$4.S612. New York exchange, zoe discount.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 81, 695, All; balances.
$2,03l ,593.
PHILADELPHIA.-Money, 41bd5 per
cent. C~learings, $16,096, 1896; balances, 81
35S, 531.
ST. LOUIS.-Money easy at sac per cent.
New York exchange. 15c discount bid. par
asked. Clearings, 1888, 156; balances, sS4f,-
500.
BALTIMORE-Money, 414d5 per cent.
Clearings, 1881, 995; balances, $52s, ass.
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Invocation.

God Of our youth in whom we trust,
Protector OF our needless day,
Behold Thy children In the dust,
Hearken. o Lord. Thy children pray:
II now in manhood's path we stand.
Give wisdom 10 Thy Promised Land.
God Of our youth what youth has done
With Thy first hundred years, remains
A race not lost, a race not won,
A banner not all clean Of stains.
Yet, Lord, what mortal youth Is free
From deeds that pardon need Of Thee1
God OF our youth, II youth is Ger.
Thou givest. and dost take away:
Father, our million hearts are sore,
And beat as one In this black day:
Take back cur youth. but give with age
Wisdom instead. for heritage.
Owen Wister, In Golfers Weekly.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady;
winter patents. S3.5oqS.G0; s~traights. SS@3.4O;
s3.S0d3.6O; straights. S2.SOa3.20 No. 8 spring
wheat. CHOOSE; No. 2 red, 69Gsskc. No. ,
white, 36&@$Sc. No. 2 rye, 54iSc. Fair to choice
mailing barley, !5q5Sc. No. l Northwestern fax
Prime timothy seed. $5.5Oa5.55. Mess pork, per
brl, S1440Q14.45. Lard, per 100 lbs, S9.95d9 sih.
shoulders boxed. S7.50dZ.75. Short-clear sides
Cboxed). s9.1049.2J. Whisky, on basis OF high
wines, s1.30.
Receipts-Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat, 1884, 900 bu.
corn. 2I1, 90 bu: oats. 324. 600 bu; rye, 1900 bu;
barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls:
wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 100000 bG; oats, 81, 900
bu; barley, 5000 bu.
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suicide OF nm instructor.

ATLANTA. Ga, oct. G. John Wyatt
Turner. OF Rock Mil. Ala. assistant in
structor in the carding and spinning
branches OF the textile department OF the
Georgia School OF Technology. committed
suicide tonight BY taking morphine. Be
fore taking the drug Turner telephoned
one OF his friends that he was about 10 end
lis life. but help arrived too late.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. Hen TIC per %:
spring chickens. SG9c per 10. I35a2 per dozen;
young ducks, Ease per 10; geese, full-feathered.
N.25a4.50 per dozen; turkeys. S09c per 10.
NEW YORK. oct. 5.-Poultry-Aiive weak,
springers. 9Gskc; turkeys. SHloc; fowls, l0a
Dressed irregular; springers, He spring turkeya
1O4l2c.
ST. LOUIS oct. Poultry steady; chickena
&C; springs, Tie; turkeys. &c young. 54sof
ducks, 5d5zc; geese. Sc
CHICAGO, oct. 5.-Iced poultry scarce but
easy: turkeys. case: chickens, sq9c.
CINCINNATI, oct. 5.-Poultry quiet; chickens.
SG9c; turkeys. Ease.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 11ad2 per cent. Dis
count rates-Short bills. , 3-16G2A per cent;
three months bills, 214q2 ole per cent.
~PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 1O1f PIC
1Sc for checks. Spanish tours closed at 1850.
MISUNDERSTANDING on London: 2Om
3S15pfgs for checks. Discount ~rates-Short
bills. 3h per cent; three months bills, 29s
ppr cont
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specie and Merchandise Movemen

NEW YORK-Imports OF dry goods and
merchandise at the port OF New York for
the week were valued at $S.504 161. Imports
of specie for the week were S1,0f0, 721 in
gold and S64, 23 in silver. Exports Of specie
from this port to all countries were 1856, 635
in silver and S2,1OO in gold.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Tln was weaker in tone
at 2sa2A.5oc. Lead dull at 457ikc. Spolter dull
at l5aA25c. Copper-Lake Superior. lsi5at7c:
casting and electrClytic. 16hGl6hc. Iron was
dull al S9.50GlO.50 fCr Pix iron warrants. No. 4
Northern foundry. S5ol5-50; No. ? Southern foun-
dry. StiG1450. no. ! southern foundry. N4759
1873; No. 1 soft southern foundry. tiA75al5.&.
ST. LOUIS. oct. Metal steady. Lead
steady at 855c. Spciter firm al 5s7isc.
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Sheep-Receipts light; shipments small.
The marketing of sheep and lambs this
week has been of smaller volume, but APP
ample to meet the requirements of
the trade. About 700 less than last week
were received. and there is an increase of
9 300 compared with the same week a year
ago and nearly $500 compared with the cor
responding week two years ago. Thus far
this year the receipts are nearly 1900
larger than the same period last year.
From the beginning Of the week the re-
ports from outside markets have not been
favorable 10 this market, but, nOtwith-
standing that. the demand here continued
steady and prices were for the most part
satisfactory to statesmen and owners. The
market at the low time was possibly 10015c
lower than the high time, but at that prices
were apparently higher than equal kinds
were selling in the East. As usual. ship
pers were the principal buyers, but the de-
mand from local butchers was of more than
ordinary Importance and the competition
was strong enough to cause rather an ac-
tive trade every day. During the week
lambs sold as high as $40. but $50 was
practically the top. and a few sheep sold as
high as $3.50. with S3.25 practically the top.
The receipts to-day were small and the de-
was equal to the supply. Buyers
were inclined to pay steady prices, conse-
quently all were sold on that basis. Lambs
were reported at S.25q4.50 and sheep at
. go n~rANnWsaa.
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NFW YORK. oct. Print cloth market firm.
with fair demand. In brown s~heetings and drills
the market H. firm. other staple c0ttons ana
prints unchanged. American cotton yarns clos
ing with more inquiry and steadier tone. Worst
ed yarns firm: wooden yarns quiet.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. oct cotton futures closed
steady: October. 7s)c; November. 7s2c. Deem
bel. 7.Nc: January. 1850. February. 7.ssc. March.
Z s6c: April. 7.s6c. May, Tssc. spot closed Quists
middling uplands. sac middiing gulf. Sac. SzleA
1 29 bales.
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Markets for silver.

dollars, f51zc.
LONDON.-Bar silver dull at 26%d per
ounce
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Treasury Statement.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statement OF
the treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the Sl50.O0O,ooO gold reserve in
the division OF redemption, shOwsS
Available cash balance. S11, 795,003
Gold .........-.. .---.------.---..-.. l02,214.3i0
Bank notes for edemption......... GIG, 732
Receipts and Expenditures
Internal revenue .................... $SS2, I2
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Young MuItimiIIionaire III.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Oct. 6-John J.. Tootle.
the young multimillionaire OF this city,
son of the late Milton Tootle, is seriously
III with typhoid fever at a hospital in Col
orado Springs.
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closing lower there was naturally an easing
of IN the bidding here and the last safes
were considered Sc lower than yesterday
or this morning. In fact. the closing. mar
ket was very weak. and the outlook is not
very favorable for steady prices in the near
future. A gOOd clearance was finally made,
with packers the principal support or the
market. A small proportion or the sup
ply sold above S6.S5, and there we're not
many sold below 500. Quotations:
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WEEKLY bank STATEMENT.
Shipments of Money to the Interior
the Leading Feature.

II III y AOlu SlO,Ooo,o-O III SACcSS OL
reserve requirements under the % per cent.
rule.
The Financier says: cit is noteworthy
that the shipments of money to the interior
last week were unusually heavy, amount
ing, including transfers through the sub
treasury, TO So, 757, 9O5, and the direct move
ment of money was quite largely to the
East, while considerable amounts were
sent to st. Louis and to other Southwestern
points; the return movement was princi-
pally from Philadelphia and other neigh
boring cities. 1t is also worthy OF note that
the fiscal operations of the subtreasury
continue to absorb considerable sums of
money from the banks, as is shown by the
fact that last week the excess of receipts
over payments by that office was 81. 430, 600.
Inasmuch as treasury disbursement for
bonds will hereafter be comparatively
small, the buying of the 4 per cents of 1925
having been suspended by order of the sec
rotary of the treasury, the fiscal operations
of the department, should receipts continue
in excess of payments, Will be likely to
have an important influence upon the cash
reserves of the banks. There will probably
be considerable amounts of Yukon gold
transferred to this center from Pacific coast
points during the current week through
assay office checks which will somewhat
offset bank losses to the subtreasury and
TO the interior"
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beavv Sc. 1865
Mixed and heavy $500. 6.59I6-l9
Good TO choice light weights. 6.4006. 6212
Common TO fair light weights. 6.25d6.35
CorDD9oD 70 GOOD ufgs.... 5.O0Q6 10
- = E1mG %
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
Local Banks and Trust Companies.
street-RaiIvyay and Belt Securities.

Bid. Asked.
indianapolis Street-railway ............. 43 4S
Indpls. STeeet-ry. tours (bonds)........... SO 81
Citizens Street-railway fves ............10 9 10
Belt Railway IS 100
Belt Railway I2J
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INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY.

The American Loan and Trust Company
Boston. Massachusetts. Trustee. under an Int
deuture OF Iiust with the Indianapolis Ligb-
and Power Company, Il ,ted June Z. lseZ. hereby
invites proposals % sell % h. $500, par yalue.
FtrSt MOTtg ge q per cent. Bonds 81 said lndi-
annapolis Li.ht and Power Company. aud that
sealed proposals offering sid bonds or any
part thereof Endorsed rO SELL
LIGHT And POW X q
PER CENT. BONDS viii be received until
noon October "A. 1901. the right being reserved
by said Trustee 20 reject any OF all proposals.
AMERICAN LOAN and TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
BY N. w. JORDAN, President.
Boston. September. rs. 1901.
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Transaction ut the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, oct. misunderstanding none;
shipments none. The market was steady.
The demand continues strong, especially
for prime butcher stock. Quotations:
Good to prime export steers. 1850
TO 1,5O lbs average 6W
Fair to medium export steers,
200 to 1,4O0 lbs average.......... 5.25G 300
loo to 1.25o lbs verage..~.....'. asa 525
Good to choice feeding steers.--..- 4-2oU %
lbs average s.5oa 425
Light stOckerS ....-...--....-.-.- 3.29W 10
Good to prime eifers............ ASA 500
Common to medium heifers........ $500 400
Prime to fancy export cows.----..- 1000 $50
Fair to good cows........ ........... 2.75G 3.75
Gamers and common cOwS......... 1.I50 2.I5
Good TO choice light veals..--..-..- 5.O0d $50
Common to good heavy Veals...... 3.OOU 800
Good TO choice fat bullS............. 3.O00 4.00
Common to fair bulls..........-... 2.O06 $50
Good to choice COWS and calves. .3O.O0N4 40. 90
Common TO medium COWS and
caves .lO.UOu2 U.O0
Hogs-Receipts, 500; shipments, 400. The
market opened active at yesterdays quota
tiOns. There were no top grades repre-
scented, but the quality averaged fairly
good. The best heavy hogs sold from $6.S5
to $500, with best lights going at s6.5Od6.6O.
ness ruled active from the opening and the
supply was exhausted early. The market
closed steady at quotations:
Good 70 choice heavies. ......... Sc. S066.O
Good to choice medium grades. 8. 7On6.SO
Common to good lights. ............ 6.2566.GO
Common to good pigs................ 5.25d625
RoughS 52506.25
Sheep-Receipts none; shipments none. All
grades continue steady at quotations:
Good to choice "a. 0064 30
common 10 medium ambs......... 3.00G4.W
Good to choice -Sheep............... 3.O0I3.Z5
Common to medium sheep..--..... II
Stockers ana FEEDING sheep. 2O0d2.50
Bucks, per lW 2.O0d2.50
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NEW YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.

4UKK FUR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 5.
The New York Fhancer will to-day publish the GLOWING table howfng totals
ad the percentage of reserve of the associated banks of New York city:
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Reserve $4,000 decrease .-o.
{. 1901 $46D3743 Cearngsf for week ndngS Sept &,I , SbW9Sb"S paahces LOT
wek ending Sept Is. 1901, $957l919.
sInueaSe %Decreasa
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1901-05-10

Iii, ,,..,,, Il, ,,,,, ,,,,,, If ..l,,;.,. npi In
s;yuc,;on relative To securing help for
thinning icc;s. and how to bcs, manage
the irrigation and cultivation To secure
the hes, results. Printed detailed ius;ruc-
,.ons arc sen, TO each grower and all arr
urged To call on the agricnl'nr,s,s OF their
respective districts for all desired aid AMI
instruction.
-,-, ,,.;,,;, , :; ,, ,,,os,
ihs ~. ~, "''"s , IL =, N..;s,,,. a,..
cxprc,r,i in a few DAYS who will bc a, the
Srry;cc af our farmers who need their
valuable work. Las, year the timely
Mexican he'P It"ssa I ~ - @ .,, "
our i"ws's, "''" .,.'..,' , % III. .',,,
can &c u.cI !" us
lIhcfc VIII "c no ''"' '''s sP''"Sl'
The company's 500 elm trees arc com.
ing OIL, in leaf. Those in exposed places
arr, is.iuy boxed and all arr being wrap
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1901-05-10
How TO Kill Prairie Dogs.
To the Editor of the Enterprise:

To the Editor OF the Enterprise:
Since prairie dogs are destroying quite
a good many bccts all over the valley,
I ask the publication in this weeks issue
Of the recipe for a mixture which has
proven very effective for the destruction
of prairie dogs, as follows:
dissolve three ounces OF sulpliate Of
strychnine and half pound OF cyanide
Of potassium in one quart OF boiling
water. Add two quarts Of molasses and
one teaspoonful oil Of anise AMI mix
thoroughly. Pour this mixture over n
bushel Of wheat and stir well, at the
same time sprinkling in four pounds OF
finely ground corn meal. A tablespoon.
full Of this poisoned wheat should be
sprinkled within the entrance Of the bur
row, or, II in localities where there u no
possible danger to cattle or horses, i can
be scattered about the mouths OF tho
burrows. The best results are obtained
when the mixture is fresh."
The greatest care should be exercised
in handling the poisoned grain. II
should never be placed where il may be
reached by cattle, hogs or poultry; also
kept ont Of the reach Of children.
w. X. WHITEWATER,
Agricultural Supt.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1901-05-10
SPECIAL SALE DAYS
Saturday and Monday, May llth
and 18th.

At Fred G.. Thcdc Il Co.'S in
room Of Rocky Ford Bldg. Il Imp,
Co. South Main st.
One lot of Ladies Kid Gloves
any color. any size, every paii
warranted. Your choice sl.0p.
I5c for n Ladies' black sateeu
Unkerskirt, Q III. ruiiled ilouncc at
bottom. worth Toe. For the tue
days only I5c.
Do not fail to see our assort.
ment of Under skirts at Sl.25. We
have a handsome line OF home
made ones, made of spun glass
and looks like tntfetn silk bui
wear better for summers dresses
and shirt waists, ut SIC Tor two
dsys-not over 10 yds to one Gus
tones. Another line Mt 1Oc for
the . days-this includes any oil
our l2Ic or 15c Ginghnms.
One lot Of Ladies Jersey ribbed
Underwear for spring and sum-
mer Mt PC. These are 3Oc values
Ro not fail to see the grade OF
summer Underwcar for ladies'
that ws show you at 43c for the :
days. Il:
i;Sr only. for a lot of Ladies
summer lawn Wrappers, regularly
sold at Soc. :. ,,
DC for a lot OF Ladies Sailors
worth Soc.
Doc will buy any al our Toe ana
soc Sailors for the two days only.
All onr 6Oc and 1sc Chiiions at
soc for the two dsys. Speclnl
price Oh all Trimmed Hats for
SATURDAY and Monday only.
ic for one lot of CASTLE Soap
large size cakes. ,
jOc for a box of Toiset soap, d
cakes in box. y:
5e for lot of mincinS Knives
worth 1Oc. c
10 for n lot of Comb cases, soap
l,oxe, or Match safes, worth loc.
I5c for Dores egg beater
worth 2jc. III. IN, f,,
Wire egg beaters worth i'' 'o'
Sc only. ,,,,, ,,.vds
and attend these sales. You ~, s.,, J,
have @ the opportunity of picking
nm many articles you need al
~; L;,a. within reach Of all.
p'' Yours for Business.
FRED q. THEDE Il ".
sonth end Of Main st. Room
of % Rocky Ford Bldg. and Imp
Co.