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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-12
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady with prices =
changed to points higher, and for Il
brief period responded readily to buying
from abroad and Wall Street, as well as
the cable news, which averaged much
better than expected Bull leaders, now
ever, were slow to give the market their
support, while the greater portion or the
floor contingent sold on the theory tnat
sharp further decline in prices was Cue.
Selling for longs and shorts for the rest
of the first hour sent prices off Sharply,
and before 1880 o'clock January had
drop,ed to SOB and May to sos.
Large port receipts and scarcity OF IN
vest1nent orders added to the confidence
of ring bears. Just before midday buy-
ing for a. single account turned the
course of the market and started shorts
in full retreat. For the rest OF the SEES
sion buying was more or less active Tor
both accounts, with early sellers Ill at
ease. Predictions for a. bull set of cables
from Liverpool tomorrow, with reports
that Southern spot markets were StlHen-
ing on urgent demand, added to the APP
prehensions of the bears. AT the last
hour the market climber higher on buying
for both accounts.
Europe and the South picked up liberal
amounts of late months. and splnners
bought January and March. The close
was firm with prices net 11Gli points
higher.
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DAY OF ACTIVITY
IN WALL STREET
Money Attracting Much More Atten-
ton Than Socks.
CASH IS IN GREAT DEMAND.
Heavy Shipments Abroad ard TO Cities in
The Interior and the South.
Stock Prices Fall
Back.
CASH Is IN GREAT DEMAND.
NY Associated rrcss.j

NEW YORK, Dec. 1i.-The usual year
cnd activity of the money markets of the
world Was the feature in to-day's stock
@arket TO The exclusion OF almost every
other consideration. The darkening pros
poet of the money outlook WAS more per-
celAblc in New York than in other
markets and this was partly due 10 the
fact that New York was called upon tor
relief of other money markets. Engage
ments We're made OF gold for shipments
10 Berlin of $4,000 announced. ana as
much more r'umorcd. The reported shipper
declining to confirm the report. and Of
over 100000 IN French coin TO Paris.
made for transfer to Chicago OF $3.50, 600
and To New Orleans OF $4,000. This de-
Tletion of nearly 100000 in cash was
Offset by a payment from the sub-Treas-
E,y of Sl.l9iIif in redemption of
United States bonds But this was not
Eufficient to prevent a late furry in the
cal money market again, when belated
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Dec. 11.--Inlversal
selling in grains to-day placed the con on
troll OF the markets in ,,o ha ab h; ot h rne
c cam that has terrorized shorts for
T ~ pa week. A faint effort was made
at at tines to support prices but the losses
Of to-day with -aose Of YESTERDAY, az AZ.
e.. SJ;sa stroIs depression. May wheat
Closed eIe Is1 &c. lower; May corn. lc: down
and May oats, lie. lower. PROVISIONS
closed 2ls to :5c. lower to,,ou.
iho iS Omen. High. Low, Clos.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Dec. II, 19Ul.
Private sales were reported to-day as
follows: Cutters, hogsheads: leaf, l.
nogshea0s; filters, Ii hogsileadS.
The tobacco inspector reports light
sampling for the day.
Loose sales were as follows: Stone
wall Warehouse, 3.065 pounds-highes
price. SIT; Crenshaw Warehouse, 500
pounds-highesr price, s19; Shockoe Ware
house., 32,63S pounds highest price; 20
average on entire sale. S7.?$: Shelburne
Warehouse, $3.50 granddaughter price.
ceptionally good sales at Shelburne s: ::
Joseph Nicholas, 195 pounds, Sl4.50; 10
pounds. s1S.75; 100 pounds, $40; 90 pounl1 IS.
Sewerage, $14.62 John Carneal LOO
bounds: SIS: ITO pounds, s1s-average,
Warehouses report 81 hogsheads re-
ceiyed and 81 hogsheads delivered.
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Tuesday, December 18th. 1901,
at IL O'clock NJ,

nh. ,boye-ramed wen-known and highly
valuable property at the northwest cor
ner Of Seventeenth and Dock Streets. the
exact dimension of the whole and OK eacn
separate parcel to be shown on the plas
of survey thereof to be seen at the otfice
of the auctioneer and exhibited at tue
time of sale.
The property Is so well known ana so
highly esteemed for its advantages IN
location and character, Its adaptation 10
the needs OF merchants and warehouse
men generally. having railway connection
with all the lines entering the city ana
heing in close proximity to the Richmoua
dock that a more extended ADVERTISE
ment of it is deemed unnecessary IL
wilt he opened at any tir1efeter inspection
and all persons Interested are cordially
invited to examine It. and attend the SAFE.
It will be offered first intseparats par
cells. the vendors reseryins the riSht 10
reject all bids so made and Immediately
thereafter offered as whole. POSSES
sion will be given the purchaser Janu-
airy l. 1902.
TERMS: One-third or more In cash:
the residue in two equal installmsnts at
one and two years. the purchaser to give
negotiable notes for the principal and
senarata notes for the interest thereon,
nayabIe semi-annually; the notes for the
PRINCIPAL and interest to be secured by
ICED Of trust on the property, or the en-
tire purchase-money in cash, at the OPP
ton of the purchaser.
J.. B. ELAN & CO., Auctloneers.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

pAITINroRE. MD, Dec. 11.-FLOUR-
YIncha 1reed Wheat, weak and lower:
snnt and the month. s0la@SOssc. !: January.
siEastssc., May. s411z0s4%c-; southern by
Sample, 7aas2c Gern weak asr ana sa0 tsSWer
2 2pnuaryS, 671s@87Ac.: May. n9Ac..; south
srn white corn. 61@674c. Oats. firm: No.
5 white. 54@o41sc. Rye: firm: No: near
BY GIG nominal Il Hu utica eeg eheese
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receipts. 1856 barrels. Tar, firm at 81 20;
receipts, 1870 barrels. Crude turpentine'
quiet at $1.1062! receipts, 63 barrels;
= SAVANNAH, GA. Dec 11.-SPlRIlo
TURPENTINE-Firm at 35Ac.: sales,
sos casks; exports, 43 casks. Rosin, firm;
receipts, 1888 barrels; sales, 1,05s bar
rels; exports. S15 barrels.
= CHARLESTON, S. c.. Dec. u.-TUR-
and unchanged. Rosin,
firm and unchanged.
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aUCTIoN saLEs-rhi. Day
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
AuctioneerS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK O.
1 HARNESS, SADDLES. BUGG! ANi
RIDING WHIPS. HORSE COLLARS
LAP ROBES. HARNESS LEATEIEE
SADDLE BLANKETS. HARNESS SEN,
ING MACHINE. CREASING MACHINE
RIvETING MACHINE SHOW CASES I
ETC. OF w. II. DEAN, NO. 1s02 EAsi
FRANKLIN STREET. HIRSDSStt
MORNING, DECEMBER ETH. COM
MENCING AT 1890 O'CLOCK.
By virtue of a deed of trust. duly re-
corded in the clerks Office OF Ricnn1on,
CHANGER Court. will sell at public auo
ton at the store OF ". II Dean. No. $50
East franklin Street.
This (Thursday) MORNING, DEC. 12xA
commencing at 1880 o'clock.
his entire stock consisting OF Harness
Mems Saddles Side Saddles, Horse Coz
lars ard Harness. Brides, Lap Robes
Saddle Blankets. Buggy and Ridina
WHIPS Saddle Girths. Cart Saddle Trees
Collar Pads. Axle Grease. Leather POI
fsh. Harness Dressing. Horse Food. Cur
~ Combs Horse Brushes. Horse Rit5
Buckles, Rings, Knee Boots, Ankle CUTS
Cart and Trace Chains. Sponges. Storm
Covers Harness Leather etc: also TIVE
metal-frame Showcases. Harness Sew
ing Machine, Harness Creasirg Machine
Harness Rivetins Machine, ONCE Desk
Awning Frame, etc.
6. X. POLLOCK. Trustee.
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BY y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF AN
Attractive Suburban
Acreage Property
ON THE WEST SIDE OF BROOK
TURNPIKE. JUST BEYOND THE
CORPORATE LIMITS.

In execution of a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrico county. entered Decem.
Der .. 1901. In the suit of First National
Bank of Richmond vs. E. II. Bisseis.' the
undersigned special commissioners. will
sell by public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1901,
at i:30 o'clock T. VI. the real estate
above referred to. being a portion OF the
propery commonly known as HaryeS's
Flower GARDEN" containing $3.50 acres.
and adjoining the lands of tho Virginia
Union University. the Mann 8. Valentine
estate, and others. The land is mostly
level and has on it u variety or shade
trees and shrubbery. which would be an
attraction especially TO those contenapia,,-
ing building on it. This opportunity Ia
worthy the attention of those seeking de-
sirable suburban property, whether 10 be
sub-divided In the future into town lots
or for nursery purposes ~ plat OF the
pronertv can be seen a. the office OF fhe
auctioneer.
TERMS-One-fourth cash. and taa cal
ance at six twelve and eighteen monshs;
for negotiable notes, with interest aaaed
and title retained or all cash. at me 81
tor of the purchaser
GEO. BRYAN.
J. PRESTON CARSON.
Special Commissioners
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. n.-COFFE t.-
Futures opened dull with prices u IN
changed. In the absence or puii suu SUI, ~,
h ss esF Europeans psnet cables Ma and receipts
ruled barely steady at first ngu-e; anu
closed unchanged to 8 points hlgn !3I:
Total sales II 900 bags: spot AZ w. ~,
dnra 1lL6I1 1c.
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GRAIN ASD COTTON EXCHANGE.
- ;ai,nond Na Dec. III. lOCl.
PEANUT MARKETS.

Dull; fancy, 2Ac; strictly prime. PIC;
prime. 2Ql21ac. New-Fancy. 2Ac.; Strlct-
prime, 21a723sc.; prime, 2hc. Spanish,
GOc.
PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. 11.-PEA-
NUTS-Vlrginians from 102Ac.
Spanish (new). quiet at 51tzc.
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NAVAL. sT0RFa

WILMINGTON N. c.. Dec. I1.-SPIR-
ITS 7TURPENTINE-Not liing doing;8 re-.
ceipts. al casks. Rosin, firm at Doc. 9S1::
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. dashboard
common, 26;N 1263s: do. preferred, 50950A.
Seaboard As, SorsGiS5$ic.
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DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Virginia Bacon-Receipts very light
good demand.
Butter-In good, active demand.
Pculry-Market active on both live and
dressed
Potatoes-Reccipts very light and mar
ket strong.
Eggs-Active; light receipts.
Wool-Quiet: light receipts.
Hay-With large stocks and receipt
the market continue very dull.
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Warehouses report 81 hogsheads r.
we'd and 81 hogsheads delivered.
LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET

Lynchburg, Va, Dec. II, 190l
A considerable quantity OF tobacco IS
being sold in the warehouses OF the CITY,
and despite the fact that the long expect
ed season has not yet been realized. the
sales are on the increase. Prices are hlsh
ana the demand remains strong. Alto
gether the market is unusually active.
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on call strong at G110 per cent; last
loan Is per cent; prime mercantile, paper,
i1:qr5 per cent. Sterling exchange weak X
with actual business in bankers bllis at
S4.S64 for demand and at S4.SSG4: Sfls ZOE
sixty days; posted rates. .S4Mi - ana ~
S4.S71aT4.SS: commercial bills. S2hf?a
4.S3 Bar silver J4;s: Mexican dollars
43A. Government bonds. strong; state
bonds, inactive; railroad bonds, steady,
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-12

Cotton. steady: midding. size: net re-
ccints. Sal bales: gross. lbs bales; sales,
100 bales: stock. ?9,644 bales:
Total to-lay-Net receipts A. So b s. s.
evnort to Great Britain. 1896 bales; to
Inc Continent, oOl3 bales; stock. S64,6I2
Consolidated-Ne receipts. 205, 6'i bales;
EXPORT to Great Britain, 7I,7S6 bales; to
France 1fN,5S bales; to the Comment
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
3. S93.410 bales: export to Great Brltain.
1.1l7,466 bales: to France, 32o.9l9 naies'
to the Continent. 1,l0o,So6 nales.
PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. Loot
T0N-Nari.et dull and nrices entlreiy
nominal. Quotations are 7ssc. tor gooo
lots
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Ia The Clerk'S CFice OF the CIRCUIT IoUfS
OF the County OF Henrico:.
-''ss Plaintiff.
against
I. 10 Eroaddus, clerk OF the said
court. do certify that the bond required
OF the srecial commissioners ~ the de-
or Decemhsr. 1901. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court this 18th dav OF Deeesnoer 1901.
Ss>.s, ]. E. BROADDUS, Clerk.
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= cash uuotat1opS were as lOIIV"s:t II5rI af.
hareIv steady No. 3 spring wheat. s1tsc:;
No: red s0assc, 49,. ~ M,7c S Nn w iIta.
a aSly 4aiIc.: No. s white, 46a4@4Shc. no.
a1 re, sc. Fair to choice mailing barley,
5sGaic. NO. 1 haxseed. S1.44 NO. l
northWeatern sl45; prime 5 nimeIh S,5 5aea
S6a 80! ard ner 1oo &C. pounds
a lhort rib h5o sides doose), ss dTy
saited shoulders lboxsdl. s7s = as ga e
short clear sides 80 lbo wines so e Rut.
ter e Steady: creamery, 14@241ac;;; os dairy.
Eggs firm: fresh. e4as5e. >. RasnsS,eh1p ',ss
Wheat 10000 bushes; corn 5. 90 be guss-
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BY request of the parties In interest.
and for the settlement of the estates m
volved. we shall offer for sale by puoile
auction, on the premises on
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Messrs. SCOTT & STRINGFELLOWs :;
Members New York Stock Exchange.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Dec. II. 1901.
TIC
l. 3'-S1.OOO at 100.

Virginia 3's-S1 900 at 100.
Virginia Centuries-S5 600 at l001s; 5000
at 1001s; $1,000 at 1cO1s; 5000 at 1O01s;
50. eco at 1907 $1,000 at 1905; $1,000 at
Seaboard Air Line 5's-S1 ,Oco st1O11A.
Nirginia-Carolna Chemical common-100
shares at 81. 20 shares at 6lh: 100 shares
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fConitnued ON Eighth Page.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
rspcrmcn, station Tanslc.

Some time in 1855 the State Boatd oi
Agriculture agreed TO locate the Expert.
ncnt station at lis present site " tho
p,opl. hero would furnish sufficient
wafer for liz use. The members OF The
Rocky Ford Ditch Co. were appealed 10
by n soliciting committee. who repre-
s.p,.d that the stock donated would. IN
,L, even, of the discon,innancc OF The
station, revert TO the donors. and with
two exceptions every man dceied ditch
stock prpportiena,e TO his holdings Ia
ali tweniy.three shares were donated
ani sipcc tba, time four-iifths Of the
land and wafer have been used as farm
and net, as was the original intention
and understanding. as an experiment
station. No kick was made. however.
Now the State Board has decided TO
abandon lGD acres. the portion they have
f,rmc,j. and TO retain only the forty
ACRES, the only portion used in accofI.
npcc with the original agreement. In
tbis the board has the endorsement oi
the entire community.
The rfrsent board absolutely refuses
4, r,,utu the ditch stock to the Original
owners. ptobably because the donors had
confidence enough in the public officials
moi TO have a revertiDg clause ipser'en
in the deeds. .,,,,
arranged.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11

FL Captain Under New Mana semen.

The nflliction Of +. J. Captain render.
ing it impossible for him to longer con.
tinue the management Of the Hotel FL
Captain. the Valley Hotel Co., which
owns the building, has been prospecting
for u new manager. They have been
especially fortunate in leasing the hotel
to ". L. Powars for term OF years on
terms which will give him every oppor.
tunity to make decided success Of this
splendid hotel property. Mr.. Powars
has had charge Of the hotel for the Val.
ley Hotel Co. for tho past two weeks nnd
has demonstrated his ability to conduct
II in n strictly iirst-clhss manner. The
GUESTS have been greatly pleased with
the management. The directions and
stockholders Of the company consider
themselves favosed in securing man
OF Mr.. Powars' standing and business
ability To tnks hold of their costly prop.
erty ut u critical time. Aud citizens Of
Rocky Ford .sn. rally should DO erati;ic,i
nj the sure promise ihnt our elegant new
hotel IL to b. conducted IN such man.
ner IN To bs nm admirable advertisement
for The town, We bcspeak for Mr.. Pow.
srs II libcsal home patronage. ns tho din.
inGroom IL certain To be Conducted In n
manner 10 please the most fnstidious.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
A Town of Ideas.

Rocky Ford 10 by all oSids the snnsi
original town In Colorado. II gets M
moro novelties than an! other. not
only In arrirul,GT. but IN other depart
,nrais 81 prosrcss. even social aud -Ji.
uca,snaaI. II Wss Rocky Ford uhnsc
bta,,i iiFs, made u. uai-rm-luas famous.
4. uas l.Scky Ford that originated the
melon associations uithpu, which the eS.
potts aud marketing II tho Arkansas
valley gems would not have amounted
I. any thing. Rock. Ford has dsycloIc'l
Ill. hunry industry 10 a point that
PROMISES aimust I. approach the melon
success. Rocky Fond secured the big.
svs. bccs sugar refinery outside OF Cal
ifuruia.
Fof several years the Ford has been
bs,tn. annual reunions of the Hue at'l
Cray which have been diiictcu: from
ot,iinafy meetings Of old soldiers.
Rocky Ford has nos started flo~c'
.lay In ih. schools which is al once sccn 10
l.. an excellent feature. Tho pupils arc
encouraged TO plant flowers. and then on
a day early in tho fall term 10 report
their experiences in writing. On Flouct
day ss course there are profusc floral
,Icss,raiious. and the exercises arc made
beautiful aud iBstruciiSc.-Pucblo Chief
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
Leg I.rrA,n ,.y Machinery.

Yesterday morning J. 7. Kscsc, me,
with a srrious accident at the sugar FAC.
tory. A belt having slippri from a
pulley hc walked on: "a sini.r 10 to
place u. In doing go obc FOO, uas
canrh, by the i.cl, aud instantly hts l.s:
uas bswk-n 10y cpa;ar. with a pulley.
IIy sEras pFsscuc- of mind anil Tcsaafk.
allie n.Eyo b- caught huij II the shaft.
ing. Knocked III. i-sls osf anL ib-rsby
aa.ri himself from iprir. pf-ripi'sici IL
tho cement ipor eight fcst b-lou. Tbs
,uinr.d man was at oncs takp,i 10 The
Wilson Hons. and bHa. Pollock aa.i
s,rman sumtn.ncSl. they found casa'
pound ffa6,urc. one rfi II The bfukcn
bone being fpTncsl ont through the Hcsh
While a hal injury th"rs is no demand
for nmputa'ipa as rutnnrcsl.
THIS accident. and the fatal scaldins
reported In another column. indicate The
Wisdom ot the rule adopted by the sugar
company rcauirin. all employees 10 cafry
accident Insurance.. tn. company al.
sances the Insurance prrminn, and takes
sane by ins;aiimspts out o: the en-
pIoyecs wages. In case a! accident tbs
employee rccciycs hal. pay daring hts
disability anj all mclicai services paid
Mr.. K.-pcy had beet, working al slss
factory only about n week. He says he
ba. worked with machinery for the past
six years and this is his first accident.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
Look Out for the Cars

was not sufficient nocca man might be deaf or blind,
or in hurry-so after paying for goody number of
dead men at 5000 per-(which by the way is all that
killing you though you may be able to hold them up for
twice that if you are badly so reward Of
hold adequate and this is it: Srop! LOOK! LISTEN!
Possibly this may be to you; so, also, may the
fact that
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
Lumber Has Declined.

1t never has been cheap in Rocky Ford SELL
ing it today. This is true. Try us.
This has been a prosperous year in the valley. We
hope you have been sin it, You have likely paid
your debts, if you had any, and feel liberty to buy
where you get the most for your money and mayhap
for the cash itself If you indeed fortunate The
lookout for him. lie is independent and feels it. We
prefer to sell credit to responsible people but we will
sell for cash. There is difference in prices at
present for cash or credit We are at bedrock Are
You buying from us? If not is 100 / shot you
paying too much Get prices and compare least.
1t costs nothing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11

When you caunc, sleep for coughing.
IL is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that You need q lev doses
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy TO
allay the irritation OF the throat, and
make sleep possible: IL is sooI. ~!
II. For sale by T.. W. Kearby. Druggist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
Keil's Failure u Surprise.

On Tuesday Of this week L. ". Keil wns
compelled to yield possession Of his stock
to his creditors. A chaiiei morsgag. 10,
i.G50 VIE :ae ani ho was unable IN
meet IL. ALLEGATION. Dr. T.. ". K-nrby
took possession II tho stock ani will soil
IL ont nj auction. Tho sale will .o,n.
meme. Friday. Oct. ~. AMI will b. con.
tipn-i until IL. stock In closed out
For particulars rad DIR. krarby's m.
hoaneum-nt IN thin issue. Had Mr.
k.il been able 4. tide III. matter oyc,
until after tho holiday SEASON. this nn
fortunate inci,i-nt IN hts hasin-s. rArcc,
might hay- b--n avoided. Hc will. how
ever. cun,inn- To ,io watch repairing al
his old stand in Dr. k-aFby's drug sissr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
Au,,ber Smith in Trouble

The past week seems to have been a
bad one for the Smith family. At
smith was tried before Squire Knapp Tor
stealing Mark Denson's bicycle. lie
,,.aj rnilty aud in default Of 500 bail Is
now in the La Junta jail awaiting trial
in the district court.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11

Now where in town will children
find better assortment OF school
Shoes from which TO sclcc. than
at Michc's Shoe store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
wvousra,iy Arra.s,, Of Horse Stealing

Las, week Jack Smith. ssac,ime.
kno~n n- whisLSy Jack. was arraignc,l
before Squire Knapp rl,arsri with s,rai.
md tho hur.. ot ". T.. Riddle. On hc,r.
Ia. the circumstances Whi.E-y Jack was
y-ry promptly discharged. The snp.
p..-,i theft harprn-,I ia 'l,ss way: Will
liam Smiih hEi fvgG-.'.,i Jack sniih "a
take i,is hofr-, tn Martins livery s,abi-,
Jack being Ba; y-f. cl~nr hcad-,i -, tbs
aFuns horse. Mr.. l;ii.llc m.ssin. his
liuFss searched n day or >. i-.of- /, vas
found in Martins car-. Jack saa ihns.
erni ot any intention .. steal and xas &c.
i.a.a-i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
knights Of the Mascaiccs.

Nee, at I. o. o. r. hall the first aud
third Wednesday bish's ps each month.
Visiting Sir Knight. always welcpne:
lHf !. A. JOHNSON. Il. X.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11

II You want the choicest and
bes, Of meats 90 TO l.. II. Gerb.
ing's where you will always find
prime fresh meats of all kinds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!

These are three great words when strung together
in this order We have something to say about them in
the Tribune also The courts decided in of the east
e states after the fast trains of that country had killed
most all of the mules and some men that
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11

rv.rr issue of the Enterprise Is
r.,,,hv Of sending East. a few extra
,o,,tcs arc provided each week for the
,orett Of the friends who WISH 10
.,,, them to distant friends. rrice' .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11

We are in the market for choice
Alfalfa Hay at all times.
I5.tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11

The Enterprise hns excellent faci'i.
~ Tor poster work. Call and see us.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-11

Persons Tresspussing On These
Pfemiscs Will he Prosecuted to
NE Full Extent Of the Law.
Iacards reading rs above for sale
n Enterprise Office. Price D cents
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