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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17

We, the jury find that deceased came
to his death from heart failure. caused
by not taking Rocky Mountain Tea
made by. Madison Medicine Co 35c -
Hatch Bros. and Bennett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17
Farms for Sale.

In West Grant county, wis: 116
acres at 500 per acre; 100 acres at
$3.50; 102 acres at $50: 50 acres at
$50; 260 acres at $40; 50 acres at
$3.50; $50 acres at 1920 and others.
Residences, hotel, saloon.
BROOKS & Co, Bloomington, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17

Il thought was riding into office or
a wave Of popular enthusiasm"
"Nesg z"
"Eut after ia paid the bills | felt as
If I'd footed it in, SO 70 speak. DE
troit journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17
FOR SALE

Pure Bred oxford Bucks and some
Poland China Bears. By the under
signed, residing miles northeast Of
Lancaster on old c. F. Taylor farm,
P. o address, FenGimore. Wis 1872
j. 5. BoNHAsi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17
i risn,ii.h Attaek

Anattaek was lately made ou G X
Collier az Cherokee Iowa that nearly
proved fatal tt came throa4h his
kidneys Ills back 4ot So lame that
he eouiI Dot stoop without great PAIN.
nor Sit b chair except propped by
cushions 80 remedy helped him un-
til he ried Electric Bitters which 81
feetei sueb wonderful change CHAT
he writes he eeis like "a new MAN This
marvellous medicine cures haekaehe
ani kidney trouble. purii.es the blood
aai buiits an your health Ouly 5Nc
til Beunett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17

There are thousands Of people, suf-
fering untold torture from piles, be
cause Of the popular impression that
they cannot be cured Iabler's Buck
eye Pile Ointment viii cure them and
the patient Will remain cured Price
sec III bottles tubes zoe j. T BEN
nett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17

One Kansas law says the personal
property Of n dead man. when net
claimed hy relatives. shall he sold al
auction
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17

The Kongo IS one Of the widest water
ways ou the globe, If not the finest In
some parts II Is SO wide that vessels
may pass one another and set be out Of
sight
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17

Prudence IS common sense wen
trained ia the arr Of manner Of dis
elimination and OF address.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17

FOR RENT An S-room house IN
5rl ward block and BAR from coutt
house. ln4Gjte 81 a Budeortb
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17
For Sale.

a number one milch COW. Enquire
Of FRANK BARR.
Glen Haven, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-17
When You Drive

1t will pay you to use
my livery. It's the best
equipped stable in the
city. Stylish turnouts
and good horses, with or
without drivers, you
please.
Prices very reasonable
AMI satisfactory service
guaranteed.
Joe Smith.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
LAND! LAND!

We are especially prepared for this
Fall and Winter to sell land at right
prices. We have a good list Of indi-
vidual properties, listed cheap. We also
have the exclusive agency OF the entire
land owned by the Potter Bros, besides
the Potter Estate. Also the lands owned
by the Columbia Land & Cattle Company
at Swink.
We have several choice 90 and SO acre
tracts. under catlin Canal, with full wat
er right, ranging in prices from SIS to SIS
All VIC ask is the chance. Also good
line Of city properties for sale.
See us for farm and city Loans, 1nsur.
ancc and Collections.
FENLASON & CRETCHER,
Rocky Ford, Colora do.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
The Woodmen Of the World
Have q Good Time.

Onc OF the largest and most prosperous
OF the score of secret orders in Rocky
Ford is tho Woodmcn OF the World. At
the regular meeting Friday evening the
reception OF forty applications for mem-
bership attcsted the standing which the
order has in the community.
After short business session the doors
were thrown open to the public and many
citizens availed themselves OF the privi-
lege.
Prof. Harrison delivered an address
presenting the merits of life insurance,
especially that offered By the fraternai
societies, one of the best being the Wood.
men. He said that life insurance had
now won the same standing as a business
proposition ms tire insurance, and that
every man should take advantage of the
cheap and sure indemnity offered him
by the fraternal societies.
Secretary Adair read letter from
Head Consul Falkenburg which told OF
the great growth Of the order, 1t now be.
ing fourth in size in the United States.
NJ. L. Springer read from daily an
interview with Head Consul Falkenburg
treating OF the immense amounts OF mon
ey handled by the fraternal orders, a
half dozen Of the leading ones dispensing
enough money annually to pay the ma.
tional debt.
Refreshments were served and games
provided whereby everybody had splen-
did time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
One Of Rocky Pord'S
Important Industries.

Perhaps few OF our readers are aware
of the extent Of the investment and oper-
atoms Of the Lockhart Live Stock Co.
whose headquarters have been at Rocky
Ford for the past year. The company's
feeding yards are situated just north of
the sugar factory and are fitted up with
every facility for feeding cattle on large
scale. a 22.horse power gasoline engine
cuts alfalfa hay day and night, which
chopped hay, together with beet pulp
and cotton seed meal, makes the ration
which puts on the desired fatness. Ac-
commodations are provided for 5000
head Of cattle and this number will soon
be in the yards.
The company has just moved its Office
to the Hotel Ell Captain where ample
quarters have been provided adjoining
the reading room. Col. Lockhart and
son have rooms at the hotel and have
been joined by Mrs. Lockhart who came
down from ths Colorado Springs home
ON Thursday.
At the hotel the company has tele-
phonic, communication with the stock
yards: and with al ! Colorado has ev.
ss1 facility efoe ;.thas RAPID tfansaction Of
ssvery1xrgesn0aut 06s shnainsss sss>.....e,..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

Now IL Superintendent Aver will use
his good offices to give the lower valley
day passenger train there will bc
nothing In the honsc too good for him.
II the train which leaves La Jnpta for
Denver Mt 1890 p. IN. aud returns % La
Junta at 9:i5 p. IN. was started from
Coolidge ipstcnd of La Junta II would
be n great accommodation Mt but slight
additional cost to the company.-Lamar
Sparks.
This suggestion has the cordial en-
iorsement of the Enterprise. The Ar
kansas valley Is getting 70 be an import
ant part Of Colorado and deserves rail-
way Accommodations accordingly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

To encourage the sugar beet industry
the Orange Judd Farmer last spring
offered a lumber Of valuable prizes. the
highes, being ssoo for the best acre OF
bec,s grown in this vicinity. A large
number Of entries were made for the con-
test. During the past two weeks the
beets have been harvested. The various
acres in the contest have been measured
and the harvesting and weighing con-
Quoted under the auspicies OF the Amer
lean Beet Sugar Co. Some surprising
figures will bc the result OF this nicrito-
rious contest.
d. v. Burrcll's acre harvested ~ tons.
SO pounds. The iarc reduced this to
about 10 tons. The percentage OF sugar
in the various wagon loads averaged
from IS to ~ per cent. Mr. Bntrclls
check from the company for this one
acre was Sioo.o7. In addition TO this he
has 10 tons OF pulp and all the tops which
have cash value OF IS per ton dry. hay
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

Cities and communities which are at a
s,ands,iii are not annoyed by talk of ii,i-
provements nor subject to the necessary
expense of progress. Rocky Ford is in
growing condition and there are con-
slant demands for greater facilities in
various directions. This is es-
pccialiy true of our public
schools. While larger school facilities
have recently been provided, there is a
demand for further enlargement. The
primary grades are badly crowded. Su-
perintendent Bolles estimates that early
in next year additional rooms will be
necessary. This situation suggests that
the Liberty high school grounds shonld
be enlarged by the purchase of the resi-
dence property adjoining OH the north.
The district should own this plot of land
and the dwelling now there would fur
nish the facilities needed for early use.
These suggestions are thrown out for the
consideration of the public.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
A Home.Spun Heart,

This Idyllic heart story is Hal
Reid's latest effort, and is a COM
panion play to his well-known
"Human Hearts"
During its run recently in Chi
cago the critics of the leading pa
pers pronounced Homespun
Heart as one of the best produc-
tions seen in Chicago in the past
five years. The story of the play
is we'll laid in rural community
IN Central Ohio, and the charac-
ters are all rural and those that
are met with in everyday life.
There i no straining for effect and
whilA thSsactiouais. brisk and. rap
I'd, the intsrsst.neyer aags.. y : a;s.s +
. "Ap HoaaeSPuns Hesetn .wi4lssp,a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
Not a Boom Edition.

Everybody is proud of Rocky Ford,
not only because the cry of hard times is
unknown, but because of the general
prosperity and happiness which all en-
joy. The Enterprise is at work on a
Special New Year Edition which will
give on goSa in Psssrs e cuisines,
and farming interests, the beet industry,
schools, churches, representative firms
Of the city, prominent individuals iden-
tilted with the progress of the comuauni-
". besides much Of descriptive and. his
tOfic interest s,s.s.s,. '4'.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
ROCKY FORD BEATS
THE WORLDS RECORD.
Some. Sugar Beets Have Over 81 Per Cent Of Sugar.
One Acre Produces Il Tons, Making S575.5S
Worth Of Sugar.

measure. which is sIs cubic feet per ton.
lust what the total cash value OF this
one acre was cannot be readily computed
but II will bc seen that the by-products
represent considerable value. Another
interesting item in relation to Mr.. Bur-
rcii's prize acre is that II made 1850
pounds Of refined sugar. This at the
current price OF cents per pound is the
handsome snm Of Ss7s.so as the value OF
the finished product Of one acre OF Rocky
Ford soil. Where else in the union can
this bc cxccilcd in a farm crop.
]. NJ. Bclcw's acre made 81 tons, 500
tons.
chas. Kouns came third with SO tons.
1900 pounds.
N. C. Anticrson's acre weighed IS tons
400 pounds.
X. =. johnson last year did well with
beet culture. bu, learning by experience,
had a much better crop this season. His
crop averaged ,oh tons per acre. for
which he received s4.7S per ton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
The Knights Of Pythias
Entertain 4 Host Of Friends

Tho Informal reception, lunch and on.
tertainment given by the X. P.s Monday
evcnin. wns u most successful social
function. Tho invitations included n
largo number Of gentlemen who were not
Knights. who exercised tho privilege OK.
tended them Of taking lady friends. Con.
scqueutly the Knights iinc large hall
wns comfortably crowded with fair rep.
reseutation Of Rocky Ford society. The
Knights wcrc thoughtful for the comfort
and entertainment of their guests and
provided variety OF nmuscmcnis, croki.
mole aud cards being the principal games.
A fine orchestra furnished delightful
music Of such character that many Wis.
itors were tempted to graceful move.
mcnts over the CLASSY iloor. Walixs~
aud qundrillcs were iuierspcrsed md the
participants evidently had splendid
time. A short address OF welcome wns
made by Judge Wallis in announcing
the lunch, which was decidedly nppc.
tiziug and greatly rclishcd by all.
The Knights hall is admirably adapt.
ed to occasions Of this sort aud IL the
popular place for societies and churches
to give suppcrs. being provided with u
wcll.cluippssl kitchen including all need:
cd tableware. This wcll.planned hall
building also has seven rooms for the
accommodation Of tho paraphcrnalia of
the various lodges which find meet with,
in its walls. So constant IL ih. regular
demand for tho hall that il is difficult to
secure II for any special occasion at this
season OF the year. The Knights GER
tainly did good business stroke in
erecting this building,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

The beet sugar men OF Colorado. uu.
daun.cd by the persistence of the fight
made upon them. by the Havemcycr cane
sugar interests. have taken the aggressive
and are seeking an eastern market for
their product. and so far successfully.
Bee. sugar has been put on the markets
of st. Louis aud Chicago with good re-
suits. When real war be gins between
the trust and the beet sugar makers it
will be conflict OF giants, with the
chances in favor of the beet sugar manu-
facturers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

The total vote in Otero county was
1894. G. Z. Beaver. republican candi-
date for surveyor, had no opposition and
n total vote OF 2,iO6. II this is a fair in
dication OF the straight republican vote,
the normal republican majority ought to
be about 4ls in Otero county. Two Of
the republican candidates had even a
larger majority than 4ls-Beerbohm and
Adsmond.-La Junta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
An Arkansas Valley Coal Mine.

1. l.. Boyd Of La Junta has discovered
the ouicroppinIs Of four distinct veins in
Cottonwood canon during the past two
weeks, and work was commenced Mon
day morning sinking shaft thirty feet
deep over the three foot vein. should
the prospect turn out as is now conf
IDENTIFY expected that il will. brilliant
future awaits La Junta. as VIC will bc en-
ablcd to offer advantages to manufac-
,urcrs equal TO the best available in the
state Of colorado.-I.a Junta Tribune.
We trus, that this discovery will prove
to have the full limit Of the supposed
value. II this coal mine shall make La
Jun,a manufacturing town VIC shall re-
joicc. and a, the sane time have the
same benefits Of the ''find'' rs our county
sra, nsighbe,s. l.. iC..st
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1901
Enterprise Telephones.
e The popularity of Presiden. Roosevelt.

c The popularity of Presiden. Roosevelt
in Colorado is shown by the organiza-
tion of n Roosevelt club in Denver few
days since. or course President Roose-
welt has plenty of time between now and
the next presidential election to spoil his
chances for nomination, but the great
probabilities are that he will maintain
his present high standing in the esteem
OF the American people. His varied po-
litical career has been singularly free
from mistakes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

The city council is working hard on
the difficult water question and hopes
soon to put the system in n condition to
supply not only the present but growing
demands of the city. Those Of our ci,i-
zens whose only connection with the wat
er question is drawing the fluid from
hydrant, have no idea of the time, thought
and labor which the council has devoted
to the solution OF this problem.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
The sugar Factory In r.ll Bla.,.

Notwithstanding rusnors to tho COIL
trary. the sugar factory is in full opera
ton and daily converting I.ooo tons OF
bec;s into refined sugar. Such supplies
had been provided tina, the railway strike
has no, in,cricrcd with the work Of the
factory,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
FARMERS DEPARTMENT STORE.

The s.ockholdsrs ot tho Arkansas Val.
ley Fair association will hold their an.
nuai meeting in the Business Mems club
room. Rocky Ford, Saturday. Dec. ., for
the election OF directors aud the trans.
action OF other business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

Colorado is going to bc ovcr.run with
sheep this winter. II 10 predicted TINT
six hundred thousand sheep and lambs
will bc run into tho state from the south.
II this is the case possibly we may be
able to pick ont some anti.rubbcr NUT
tons for home consumption.-Pucblo
Cllieftain b
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

The Colorado Bee Keepers association
will meet in Denver Nov. 1870. Re-
ducsd rstsss on the railroads have been
secured. Ths, apisry interests. OF Otero
county 30; large and; ought to be we'll
represented ok .thssrnosting.s.-.'--s''s--'---'-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

This nation has learned through sad
experience the wisdom Of nominating
men for vice president who can fill the
presidential chair acceptably il it should
become necessary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
Sl25.O0O FOR SUGAR BETS.

Today of Beet Co. and
the checks issued to beet aggregated about Sl25
distributed the farmers OF the Valley
add greatly the existing prosperity and augment the already
large volume of business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
Shoes Cheap For Everybody.

We very large stock Of Shoes and they from
different factories that continually in competition for
ready cash. They gathered from the OF bar
gains offered carefully housewife does her marketing
the best there being chosen We make bold
say that another such large stock assembled
avail yourself of the large selection aud low prices
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

Chairman Godding's first service as
leader Of the Otero county republicans
was signal success-so much so that he
has good cause to aspire to more i'm
portant position then Iuca. leadership.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
pear Mt the Opera House NGv, 70, ns \
The scenery and effects are nnv a,' w
and adequate, and the COMPANY
one of unusual strength.

There is no, 4ues,loJ1''
about it. Phenicie Is "der s"1e,
making prices on uI'ullii udI"'nli
wear Which cannot be laa dupii /
Gated at any other + g s1g'e se'
Rocky Ford: Call and s. y
and be convinced.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

=. At the Palace Livery nIam Ihanueia
.be. found. thesbest horses, . H;ssir| g;sri
;nStall,a.s He4will treat You 'e
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15

That American rule has been n good
thing for Havana. Cuba, is evidenced by
the fact that there have been but two
deaths from yellow fever in that city since
last March. There has been no approach
to such good record for health in that
city at any time previous during the
past $50 years. The beneficent effects
of American rule will soon be felt in the
Philippines, despite the opposition OF u
portion OF the inhabitants.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
Pure Foods at Exciting Costs.

Daily give the public proof Of how strict and quick
cash bnyng and cash selling methods reduce the prices Gro
ceres OF ali kinds Our profits small but they actual
No buy here without paying and that that
who buys here charged extra profit to
help pay bills of unreliable credit customers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
Farmers Department Store
Thursday, Nov. II

Truthful advertising price ALL and that the lowest
possible with superior grade Of goods uniformly
courteous Of customers assuring like IN
small large sales satisfaction guaranteed IN every IN
These few of the foundation stones which
built methods of doing business Superior and
known Rocky Ford Here the quality OF mer
depend on sterling quality Of Goods in Establishment
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
Women's Fascinating Neckwear.

All aunty and effective conceiss that wanted to give
to the blouse fresh dash of to
glores the with charming setting to
the There dainty chue effects rufs of Mousline de
Soe wowy Boas OF qneeny and stocks III quantities
of aesthetic fanc,es made OF soft materials.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-15
The Most Fashionable Hats

Are to Store priced about third lower than
the same grade sold elsewhere plain simple
veracy you for yourself day
you drop in and see assortment.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Fox returned yesterday from the
metropolis.
w W. whipple has gone to the Sound
for a weeks visit.
Eiitor Davis, Of the cayhlamet Ca
zstte. was in town yesterday.
Eugene D. White. Portland real es-
tate man, was in tow1a yesterday.
Frank Meany. who was taken III some
lays ago is reported much improved.
Edward streumeyer was taken III yes
terday. but his condition Is now much
improved.
Mrs. Eiliv Jansen. Of Seattle, is in the
city. visiting at the home Ct Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Allen.
NJ. G.. wilkins, deputy grand master
OF the Oregon A. o. U. W., is In the
city. on official business.
". C. Gambrill, paymaster, U. S. A.
went 20 Forts Stevens and Columbia
yesterday to pay of the troops there.
President Van Oussn. Of the Cham
Der II Commerce. returned yesterday
from brief business trip to Portland.
A. W. Shipley mas gone 10 Eastern
Oregon for the benefit of his health.
During his absence John W. weloh will
have charge of Mr.. Shipley's business.
Miss Winnie Lovett left yesterday for
Alaska, where she will be married to
Edward Miles. Mrs. T. F. Laurin ac-
companled Miss Lovett as far as Seat
tie.
Miss Alice Gray has accepted po-
si,ion Is teacher in the school at Coch-
rane. this state. While there. she will
take 4 special course under Professor
French, who has just returned from
Europe. Miss Gray is graduate q the
state normal school at Monmouth.
Slight improvement is reported in the
condition Of Oscar Berendes. who has
been III with typhoid fever for more
than a month. Mr.. Berendes was very
low for time and his life was despair
ell OF. While not yet out of danger.
his condition gives hope that he viii
soon recover.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5. ]. Hubbard ana wife to W. G. Cor
don-eaSt half of lot l., block >, First
Addition to Ocean Grove; $275.
Columbia Investment CO. to John X,
Rerg-lnt 3, b'olk % Columbia Second
Addition; S65
+, Janson and wife 10 Julia Babbidge
lot 8. block 81, McClure's Astoria;
$3.50.
United States to w. l. Deeds-l60
acres IN sections q and 2S, 7 n, r. 6
w; patent.
r. W. Norby and wife to John e. Du-
Bois-l6O ceres in sections 9l and 9S, T
5 n. r W; S.,
Matt Palo to Alex Palo-lo. I, block q
Taylors Astoria, 1915.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19

The fail term ~ he 3ublic schoos viii
commencs week from MDHIiy. and The
principals NJ the several schools are now
buslIy cngig d IN preparing the courses
of studies. whlch viii be- announced In
q NV days Il IA he aim n the prfn-
cIDiH to ancrt ~ little as possible the
work NJ the pupils N the upper grades
par lrulhTy hc eighth. ClaEF"s which
begin n" use of text books this year
wl.l D.. required ~ use '1. b,oks rr-
Gently a1p9teI by me state bjtrd There
has been mIlcriil increase 10 the
number of gch1oi children since .ast
yrnr and q To- rSpccir1 taA' thcr" wIll
be- fully 1900 students IN he several
schools M,c'urr school will b. In
chnrg, of Professor Clark. ShlYely
'.h.o ~ charge n Professor Cleveland,
Ndiir schoo. IN charge NJ Professor No
cue O'ncy school .l charge Of Miss
Llvranoa and AIl.rbr,5k .clool in
charge NJ Professor stppp