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A serious onense IL Austria.

demonstrating with policemen. cab
drivers. and street car conductors is a
serious ohense in Austria. as all those
persons are rated as public officers.
10 insult whom means imprisonment
and fine.
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The Main Thing.

Ascum-Now that your new house is
finished is it entirely satisfactory?
Richman-I believe it is.
Ascum.I was told you didn't like it.
Richman-T don't. but the architect
says he's quite satisfied with it
Philadelphia Press.
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The Most sesusifuI Women.

Max % kelL
II | were asked to name the spots
OF earth where my eyes had the pri-
yilege OF heholding the most beauti-
ful specimens Of womanhood think
would name the streets Of Ruda-
oessh and the drawing rooms OF Ire
land.
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From the Chicaso Record Herald.
~Did you hesr ~has indy Gibbs
said -
No. what was il
She said the new bride next door
to them has the most elegant roper
roire Of shirt waists she ever saw.
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H. T., JULY %, 1901
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04
THE DELToID MUSCLE.
II Plays . Promiaent Part IN Il
Business Of the Custom
Tai1oPo.

''It Is q rare thing" said the talking
man, relates the Washington Star. "to
find a merchant tailor who can get a
perfect fit in the clothes he makes.
So rare in fact that have sometimes
thought that tailors. of all artisans.
knew leost how to do their work right.
Yet the tailor. or the cutter rather, is
not always to blame. for a perfectly cut
garment may be often set askew by a
careless maker, who by crooked seam
or slight departure from the line set
for his needle may throw the who.e
thing out of plumb. Still. n good tailor
ought TO know when garment fits.
and should either be able to correct its
unfitness or not let IT leave the shop.
Speaking of the cutting part. remem.
Der an incident that occurred once at
n convention of cutters held in Cincin-
natl. The subject for discussion was
the cutting and fitting of garments
and n testy old Scotchman had the floor.
He said in effect that IL n coat were
cut to set right upon the deltoid muscle
that the wearer would Always find IL
comfortable and well fitting.
In fact said he. the deltoid mus
Sie ee'erWlnes the mt OF coat
"Will the gentleman state what and
where the deltoid muscle is?' asked n
cutter on the other side of the cham
Der.
The scotchman turned ON him
sharply.
Sir. he said, angrily, do YOU calm
to be cutter and not know where the
deltoid muscle is located? Don't Won
Know, sir, that n knowledge of the bu.
man antony is as important to the
tailor as it is to the surgeon? Do Won
expect to cut garment to fit an obiec,
whose every line and curve you do not
Know? You might as we'll try to fit
plug to n hole without knowing q the size
OF the hole. No. sir. the gentleman viii
not state what and where the deltoid
muscle is. Its your duty, sir, to know
the deltoid muscle; not mine to in.
struct you.'
The discussion ended there. .,mn,v
because there was nobody present u
carry it on, for don't believe a man In
the place except the old fellow knew
anything about deltoid muscles. 7
know didn't. but a. soon a. rot Ia /.
dictionary looked IL up. Later o,,.
the matter some study and found lh.t
the scotchmsn wss right"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

Mrs. Carrie Nation OF Kansas is ut.
tanning much notoriety by her vigorous
method OF dealing with Kansas liquor
joints. She takes whatever tools are
available and smashes the saloon fixtures
until arrested. At last reports she was
in jail charged with malicious mischief,
but declares that us soon as released she
will continue the smashing crusade.
Mrs. Nations manner Of suppressing the
liquor trade is not to be commended for
general imitation, but the liquor sellers
OF Kansas are not in position to make
n valid kick against her unlaw-
full ways OF doing good. The joints she
assails are selling liquors in violation OF
the prohibition laws OF the state, and
their keepers being outlaws themselves
ought not to complain at being dealt
with by methods not recognized by the
statutes. 1t is unjust to put Mrs. Nation
in Jail and allow the joint keepers to go
free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

company Inns half paee nd. in
New York Frui,mans Guide
which also prints u letter from
the ST. Louis Post Dispatch de.
scribiny Mr.. We;zel's trip TO old
Mexico where lie started nh cxpcr-
iment station FOR the growing of
fruits aud vegetables FOR the St
Louis market. The first straw
berries from M.xicn arrived nbou,
three weeks ngo and of conrsc
commanded fincy prices. The
Mexico experiment includes the
growing ot Melted Gem canta-
loupes from Rocky Ford seed.
But Mr.. Wetzcl gets before the
public i'll other relations than ms n
broadsunsc commission man. The
St Louis News Of recent date
contains his picture followed by
tho statement that he wns mt thnt
date "dcvotipg his time to Christ.
mas charities aud whose friends
nominate him ns one Of the com.
mit.ee Of 100 to select the Worlds
Fair site" Mr.. Wetzel has been
quite active in the preliminary
work relative to st. Louis great
Worlds Fair and will doubtless be
connected with its material rcnli.
zation aud management.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04
O,ero Coun,y's Record.

Under III. head Of "Thc Record ri the
Counties" tho last issac Of the Field aud
Farm publishes reports Of tho ngricnl.
turnl output OF all tho counties in the
state during tho year just closed. Otcro
county Is noticed as follows:
orgno.
In this county there arc $4,000 acres OF
agricultural land under ditch and the
grazing land amounts to 9l 500 acres
The cattle number 5000 head with sheep
and lambs Si,00n. A largo and profit.
able business is done in the fntteninH Of
lambs on alfalfa for marker. There nre
sSll horses IN tho county and $3.50 hogs.
The raising OF hogs on alfalfa, topping
OF with thirty days Of grain, is u sure
thing. Aside from the large acreage Of
alfalfa the growing OF sugar bes,s and
canta!oupes represents tho greatest iu-
dnstry. Upwards Of 5000 acres OF sugar
bects alone were grown in the coun ty to
supply the factories Mt Rocky Ford and
Sugar City. The yield was from twelve
to thirty tons to the acre and tn. farmers
averaged s5 ton for the bec,s. The
acreage in cantaloupcs was only about
two.thirls that OF last year. but was
nearly equal the output. There was
almost an entire absence of culls as the
season was unusually favorable and the
melons went to market in first. class con
dision. There was very heavy crop OF
apples. pears and ether fruits grown on
1000 acres Of orchard. There is one or.
chard OF 1G0 acres. Some onion growers
received sos an aero. Alfalfa seed was
somewhat damaged by the boil worm in
July but the crop was cut for hay in
some places. The seed amounted to
10000 pounds. The wheat crops were
especially good. The assessment valua.
ton is placed at the low figure OF
S2.gg.1l9. Probably no county III the
United States made such real progress
rs this one in the way Of new buildings
and increased population which was
almost doubled. A like ratio is expected
next year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04
FRIDAY, JAN. 1, 1900.

The Enterprise is preparing to pub.
lish at nm early date nm illustrated sugar
hcct edition, givin. full details OF the
tirst years successful campaign. together
with much matter relative TO the special
a,tractivcness OF this portion OF the
valley to those seeking now homes. We
solicit from growers statements OF their
experience in growing bec,s. giving as
much detail Us possible relative to the
cos, OF the various features OF beet cul-
ture, that fair estimate OF the profits
may be presented.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

AT the recent sale of delinquent tax
tax lands at Lamar the great majority OF
the tracts were bid in by the county,
there being no buyers for them. The
Register says that the present law does
not give the tax certificate speculator
much opportunity for investment. The
monied men of Lamar must want pawn
brokers rates If they see no good invest
ment in tax certificates which bear per
cent interest per month for the first six
months, ~ per cent for the next six
months and one per cent a month until
ful in Otero coulVy DIS at our lax sale
not single tract was bid in by the
county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The above portrait is familiar
TO most OF our readers. Mr.. Wet.
zci has the honor and distinction
OF having introduced the Rocky
Ford Melted Gem caD'n!oupes in
the east aud made i. the most IN
nous variety ol melon in the
union. Mr.. Wctzei's relation to
the Rocky Fords has not al! been
smooth sailing, but hns had some
rough sensons. However, n man
of Mr.. Wetzels energy, industry
and resources cannot he downeh. j..
When he drops he lights on his
feet, all same MS cn;. Not dis
couraged by the adverse winds OF
the past..Mr. Wetzel will be here
next Tuesday with proposition
which he thinks ought TO he n
winner. The business of the
Western Poultry & Game Co. Is
steadily increasing and branching
out into new lines aud Mr.. Wet
Eel feels thnt his company is in
better shape than ever to serve
Colorado patrons.
We notice that Mr.. Wetzel's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

In another column will be found the
program of the Farmers Institute to be
held in X. P. hall Rocky Ford, Thurs
day and Friday, Jan. II and IS. 1t will
be seen that the topics to be discussed
are largely related to our newest and
most important industry, sugar beet cul-
ture. Every farmer who expects to grow
beets--and those who don't are very
scarce-should be present. They can
not afford to miss the valuable ideas
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The Field and Farm closes the year
with an unusually fine number. The
first cover page illustrates the dawn of
the New Century by golden haired
maiden, clad in the stars and stripes.
sailing. angel fashion. over pen OF
Rocky Ford lambs which are cncircled
by an immense rick OF alfalfa and cot
tonwood grove. The cartoon is both
novel and effective.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04
BURLINGTON Rov!! Y!

New through trains 70 ol,,O..yf|
Puget Sound, "rhc BntlloSjiiy S,iiy d
Pacific Express new new ,uj Nd al
for Lincoln, NorthWes'. '.,ns. NJ, W.A
Hills, Wyoming, Mon. SSSoaud u
land, Ore, via Billings ,Ss M0TI ITIppsy
line and time saver to ns ,ne IN h
west. To Central Mo9ib !, y, boarh
tG N1issonr; sse r1sG, riyer. So ThrOush us,.is AZ !.
chair cars, thronen en.rire auisi
through dining car ser',S, 'a;n ,auS
sieepers. This is the eJna,,brtst na'I
MiSs1nf. NS%ber r''i' Is, Kansas S,,l.I' us
Joseph to Nebraska, ID gelsM ,ss ~
Utah, Pacific Coast a. ana Slo,hIhas,] ri
via Ogden; also to the G'osou, nO 4,
tana, Washington 'IIs 11stC tCaIsoss
and Billings. "eeA'
sions. =, ,.~,,,raska.C CaS
press from Kansas U.'s .,ai,, lay
"tbe the latest nigh, ptIasias tIa,fa ~
Colorado, Utah ana 1,l;n.So 90" spd
To the East: Gll't"S Gains 10 .
greatly improved 'f''''
equipment. A., Rsst train.
To the North; pMvi;,uusapH
Omaha, st. Paul "' ..,x
Lake Region, +. v. w
J. q. Bramhnll. 9, Gen1r'Sp
r. r. A.. S23 Main ri, Mc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

which will bc presented. The last day
will bs devoted to general farm matters
aud tho program QUE deserving n crowd.
cd house. Let the farmers Of the county
make this the largest attended Institute
yet held. II will nay you to do 30.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04
OBITUARY.

Charles Hugh, infant son Of d. o..
Crawford. died Tuesday. Jan. LIST. nge,l
II months and 8 days. Funeral services
were conducted Mt the sorrowing home
Wednesday afternoon. The body was
taken to Fnirmount cemetery, Denver. on
Thursday by the broken. hearted father
aud laid beside the mother who died las,
February. Mr. Crawford has the warm.
est sympa,hies OF many friends IN the
series OF bercavcm.nts which In ve
cloudcd his young manhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rnmsey will have the
sympathy OF the entire community in the
loss Of their only child by Group OH
Thursday.
The Eastern Star will install the new
officers next 'i'u.stlny eyeniny
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

One Of tho most convincing evidences
Of prosperity that has come under our
notice. is the statement OF banking
firm which hns n great many mortgages
upon which they collect tho interest for
their customers. They report that out
OF l2s mortgages 40 paid the interest
before due.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

1t is worth knowing that the pension
roll bears two Thousand and ten more
names than 1t did one year ago. Forty
five thousand and three hundred and
.orty-four new names have been nddetl
during the twelve months. The country
is now paying the pensioners the sum OF
Si3s, ,i62, 100.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

Politics wns not 80 slow one hundred
years ago. II is said that when the seal
OF government was removed from Phil.
adelphia 1t was charged that George
Washington was in favor Of tho removal
because ii wonld enhance the value OF
his Mount Vernon estate. Sounds
natural, don't IL?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

J. l.. Glackin, n stranger, who recently
refused to refund $50 wrongfnlly paid
him by the State Bank on an indistinct
telegram. was placed in the calaboose to
await preliminary examination. Between
Monday morning and noon he escaped
from the calnboose-a fact indicating
provided.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04
From the
Best Source

How and where = gm,,
stock is bought dete,rmi,,,]| d,ri,,|
its value and quali,v, n
could buy cheap stuff N
sell to you at cheap pr,|
You might think We mi
be good people TO na|
Without we wouldn't \
We buy from the n
sources, pay fair prices n
charge you n fair pps:l
Just enough topay forLa,|
ling the goods. We wouJS
touch cheap quality ri
great deal. We intend
maintain our rcputaticui
honesty in all things.
w. s. Rench & l J
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

II the "child insurance company
graft should come up again this winter,
it should be set upon so hard and set
upon SO long that it never could get mp
again. Such an outrageous proposition
places too big premium npon the sac.
rifice Of human life. Pueblo Post.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The Rocky Ford Hardware Co. is
making extensive improvements in the
hardware room, whereby much larger
stock than heretofore can be handled
and with greater economy of time and
labor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04
Monthly Meteorological Report,

II. II. Griffin. Superintendent OF tho Rocky
Ford Experiment station. furnishes us tho
following meteorological summary for the
month OF December:
Minimum 3ist -oi
Mean '' --- ri
Total precipitation. inches. s.--.-..-......-- 0ai
Greatest precipitation in one day. 3jth O.i6
Number OF clear days 2I
'' % partly cloudy duys......- s
' " cloudy days -.',.,....
days on which .0i or more
precipitation fell l.....-.-..... 9
Prevailing wind direction. west
Total snowfall during the month inches
Lowest temperature Jan,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

W. L. Pabor, the veteran poet. editor
OF Colorado. has become editor and pub.
Usher OF the Rocky Mountain Globe,
Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The Pueblo Mail is evidently feeling
the general prosperity OF the Arkansas
valley, having Just put in a new Miehle
press. which stands at the head of the
press family for line and rapid work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The new century was welcomed by
two watch night meetings and the whistle
at the sugar factory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

Lamar's Rabbit Day was not the
usual success this year. Both hunters
and rabbits were in evidence in dimin.
ished numbers and not the usual interest
was taken locally.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The town council has moved in the
right direction by appointing Trustees
Lance, Smith aud Nicholes committee
to investigate the question Of sewerage
system.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

We have only one case of small pox-
Mrs. Cotter, who was taken to the pest
house Wednesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

Our Dunkard brethren are to have a
new church. Milton Reynolds has been
soliciting subscriptions in that behalf and
met with excellent success.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

After brief cold snap, the mercury
going as low as % below zero for several
nights, we again have the most pleasant
winter weather.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

A. a. Griswold has enlarged his Main
street business property by building q
new brick room.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

An important business change took
place Jan. LIST. G. p. Randall purchas.
ing Arthur Casebeer's interest in the
business of Casebeer &c Young. The
business will be continued at the same
stand by the new firm of Young & Ran.
dali. We wish the new firm their full
share OF Rocky Ford's growing business
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The Otero County Teachers associa.
tion will hold session at La Junta to.
morrow for which an interesting pro.
gram has been provided, closing with a
lecture on KiplinR by Prof. Chas. S.
Palmer Of the State University.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

A shortage OF office help causes n re-.
duced amount OF local news this week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The Ladies' Of the Maccabees will
hold a regular meeting Wednesday,
Jan. 9th. All members are requested to
be present. Josie Keller, r. K.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

j. @. Cartwright this week had Sur.
vevor Crcssy driving the stakes for the
location OF his new store building on
Main street north Of X. p. hall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The site for the big sugar factory at
Loveland, over which there had been
some disagreement, has been definitely
located and the work OF construction is
to be started very soon,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

Some thief recently stole 4S sacks oil
beans and 8 sacks OF alfalfa seed from
u. j. Smiths ranch west of town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

N. V. Willard has sold his brick cot
tage in Garden Place to Mrs. Mott for
Sl200. cash.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04

The Eastern Star will install the nc'
officers next tuesday evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-01-04
W. s. Relch {

For winter you wan.ls
that will stand the ,s.-,
TINT is made Of the ri.L.s |
of leather, and pu. ;o.s:ls
stay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13

remedies for liver and kidney diseases. If man has anything the matter with his liver give him . eathartic (chola- gogue), so the doctors say, and so the people say. If the kidneys do not act properly, give diuretic SO the doctors say, SO most people say. Thus 1t is tho liver and kidneys are prodded and whipped into greater activity every time their functions flag.
 Such people do not seem to understand that there is any such disease as eatarrh of the liver, and catarrh of the kidneys. Cathartics and diuretics only aggravate. catarrh of the liver and kidneys. Peru na is neither cathartic nor diuretic. Peruna is a catarrh remedy. This ex- plains why it is that Peruna cures . great number of liver and kidney dis. eases in which the usual remedies fail. It is worse than useless to prescribe cathartics for catarrh of the liver. Itis worse than useless to prescribe diuretics for catarrh of the kidneys. Such renae- dies only irritate, and make matters worse. Peruns cures such cases prompt ly and permanently. Peruna cures ca- tarrh wherever 1t turks in the system. whether of fhe head, nose, throat. lungs, stoc1ach, Kidneys, liver or pei- l vic organs. -s"
 If you do not derive prompt and aatis- factory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving 8 full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad- vice gratis.
 Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarirm, Columbus, O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13
IT "SCOOPED" THEM ALL
THE ADVERTISERS ACCOUNT OF
 JoNES'S SELECTION.
Paper Containing It Reached Wash ington Six Hours Before the News Was Published There
 The Presidents Policy.
Rx F. ". CYST.


 washington Oct. 12.-(Special)-A great deal is being said here about the Presi- dent'EsSouthern policy. It Is too early yet to know just exactly how far he in- tends to go along the new lines inoicateo by some of his recent appointments put much speculation has grown out of thern to say the least. The appointment Of ex- Governor Jones would seem to marx the beginning of e new policy. indeed, II the Presidents own words in connecuon herewith are to be seriously considered, MT. Roosevelt is quoted as saying 10 Southern Representative. in connection with this appointment: 'T intend to pick the best men to be had. If cannot find Rcpublicans, am going to appoint Dem- ocrats. I am going to make such ap- pointments as will make every southerner respect the Republican party"
 That is . plain and positive declaration, and Is capable of but two constructions. It means that the President is playing to the grandstsnd in this one act. or that he really means what he said in plain English. If the latter meaning Is the true one, the South may as well prepare for a new order of things indeed. If every Southerner is to be made to respect the Republican party because of its ap- pointments in the South. the change of policy will be so radical, as well as &C., ceptable, that the man who is going to work the change will find himself really . new departure in Republican Presi- dents.
 To do this means that the Federal of- nceholders in the South are to be men whose sympathies are with the people among whom they are to do official duty; there will be a different condition of so- cial relation between the official and the citixen; the official will be honest, intelh- gent. and fearless in the discharge of his duty, and there will be no more of the administration of office for party pur- poses Above all, 1t means that the days of the negro politician are numbered. If this is really the consummation toward which Mir. Roosevelts policy is to tend. 1t will be one to be hoped for and doubly appreciated when the end is reached. The youngest of the Southern voters can tell what the difference in ccnoltons would have been if this policy had been pursued for the past years. r q
 If the appointment of Governor Jones'is a sample for the future, the satisfaction may already be seen. MT. Roosevelt has been known to play to the grandstand, but it was not in the performance of his official duty. and there are many Demo- crats who are taking his declaration in this instance in all seriousness, and con- Mdently expect him to make good his promise.
 The publication by. The Advertiser of the appointment of Governor Jones brought the news to Washington at least six hours before it was published here. and was much appreciated by those who were interested in the appointment