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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-09
OFFICE Of Commissioner VIM. II Turpin.
No II Shafer Building,
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.


.oo--------->>
TRUSTEES SALE OF
,1,,,17rE1NG FARM IN NEW KENT
49, COUNTY. VA
7, execution Of 8, certain deed OF trust.
dated January /, 1850. and recorded in the
cn, Office Of County Court of New
Itsn1 in Deed Book No. 9. pages 1s9 and
49, ct there tr having. been default in the pay
t ,,'s,t Of a portion Of the debt secured,
ND heins required SO to do by the benefi-
c ciarv | viii sell, by public auction. on
the N1G 5ST5'ilS 14TH DAY OF JULY. 1902.
- & O'clock P NJ. that tract of land pur-
abased If General William II. F. Lee con-
aiming fifty-nne acres. according to sur
yev Of T. c. Parkinson. and conveyed by
said Lee to John Minor by deed of Jan
ua mis- - tract is situated about two miles
from Tunstars Station on the Southern
R !, oii1 near st. Peters Church, is val
nahle as a trucking farm. contains good
dWelling and orchard. and is the place
NOW occupied by John Minor.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay costs Of
s,1e and s2lS. 50. which is the balance due
Under the deed, and the residue a one
veor for note with interest added and
secured by a deed of trust; or such terms
as may be agreed upon at day Of sale.
r. T. LACY.
Surviving Trus%l
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cent: prime mercantile paper. 1905 per cent.
Sterling exchange easier at 4.ST& dIiS1A for
demand and Al Si.S33sGl for sixty days posted
rates. S4.S6GsiSti5 and s4SSk6I4.Sa: CONNER
cial bills. $i.S4f :. 4.Soa, Bar silver. 52as Maxi
can dollars, H. Government bonds. easy; Stare
bonds. inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
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Cash quotations were .h ns T:,GTi5Hc.: No.
SEED rSd 75 -: No corn; s7 ssc, N 10.
yellow S6Ia@sSc. No oats. 1H NJ G5g,a,sr
w WI % So. No. haxsced SLOT; go
nortwestern $7s prime TioHy c ssfa rd S nsr
Mess pork per barrel. $1S,Go9 iS,oo' H. si9cs
n" p''@IS dry sated shoulders tb9X
Cd Ss75Ga short clear sides bosch ns< III; !,
ali % Whisky, basis OF aisn Wi.'s' ,nirias
,Hb G19c Cheese steady at 100 lo ooo , hss
dpm; fresh 1sc Recertsyheat 0oqo t,ns;
els. corn ISIS. 600 bushels oats, "to'oo p"'''e'7'
hogs IS nOO head
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DIVIDEND.

Office of the Secretary OF the
Atlantic Coast Line RaIlroad Cotn pa M IN,
. = : Wilmington; \ G. June 20, l Mr.,
THE BOARD OF DlRECtokS or IL
nave ln,,;t.', declared a DIVIDEND OF Two
Is PER CENT. on the Common Caplital
stock of that COMPANY Div .e .qna Que
ana nayable at the office Of the Treas
,,Ter at Wilmington. y. G.. on July
10. 1902. The transfer books VIII d,, stand ian5
closed from July LIST to July i0th. l''-'
oo''' '"o JAMES T. POST, Secretary
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co
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late decline selling fo- commission house ac-
count was active at times. The market closed
but little up from the bottom. The tone was
quiet, with prices net GN10 points lower. Total
sales We're estimated ut 100000 bales.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July S.--Prices on the bnaru .' Sa
exception of July corn which option anM .ions
shorts bid up 90 cents the highest y prices
Ian.a-. Sentan,hcr wheat was 1m11kc. lower )
oats &c. lower while provisions closed from
&c lower to 7Iac. higher
r, ,a,,c futures ranged as follows:
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md. July s.-Seaboard Air
Line common. 25$i bid: do. preferred, 40 4 q 46.
Seaboard IS, S524 6s5B.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


vIPcINIA-IN THE LAW AND
V E0UITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
sands Howard, who sues on behalf of
himself and such other creditors OF
W. F. Fletcher deceased, VINO snail
come in and contribute TO the costs Oh
this suit,
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. July s. 1902
PEANUT MARKE
SALES.

PEANUT MARKETS.
NORFOLK, VA, July S.--PEANUTS-Qui
v,rriniuns-Active at 34c- int best stock
fancy 2m3lsc.: strictly prime. &c; prime. 2Ec.
PETERSBURG, VA, July S.-PEANUTS-
Market ..uier.
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MEEIiNGS.

TIF, ANNUAL MEETING OF The.
Stockholders of THE e. B. TN Lo n
COMPANY will be held at the otLlcss or
Tia Company. No 101l East Main street
Pichmond. Va, on WEDNESDAY, July
90. 1902, at o'clock T: n:
CHAS X. COULLlNG.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Money Loaned SaIaried PeoDIe

retail merchants. teamsters boarding
houses without security. Largest business
in 20 principal cities. TOLMAN. Room
10. lilo Main Street.
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AUCTION sALEs-TEIS DAY.

In execution Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court of 1enrico county, entered May 81.
1902, in the suit OF II. a. McCurdy. Trus
we viii sell. by public auction, the
premises on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. 1902.
beginning promptly at 4:31 O'Clock 2. NJ.
all of the property above referred 10.
Lying directly in the line OF tho cttys
best growth between Broad Street and
Grove Avenue, these lots are entitled 10
the consideration. and will doubtless COM
pei the attention OF all who are seeking
home sites, or speculative property in de-
sirable vacant land.
The property will be sold according to
plat and survey to be exhibited at the
time of sale. and the purchase Will be
given tho opportunity OF buying one or
more lots at each offering
TEPMS-One-third cash, and the resi-
due on credits of one and two years. for
notes with interest added and secured by
purchaser, all or larger proportion in
cash.
ALLEN G. COLLINS.
STUART BOWE.
JNO. A. LAMB,
J. GORDON LEAKE.
WILLIS 3. SMITH.
H A. MCURDY.
Special Commissioners
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the Special Commissioners by the
aforementioned decree has been duly
given.
Witness my hand as clerk OF the said
court this 7th day OF June, 1909.
]. E. BROADDUS Clerk
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NEW YORK. July S.-REEV = II.ecVlpQ .;
only / head: no sales reported Cables quoted
An;ericon steers at .14IaGlt*ic.. dressed weight;
rnfripnrator beef at II 4 all &c. per pound; no
exports. Calves-Receipts. 2;o62 head d; loWeE'
ali sold veals sold S56a7G2l2 per 100 pound;
sheen and lambs-Receipts. 5SS head; sheep duii
and steady: lambs slow. top grades about steaay
others lsGNc, lower. sheep sold, sold at T.. - SO 1s4.
80; a few yearinGs III 50; lamps, *''.-oeI q :
onn cav NJ 81 10: one of culls ut 81. Hogs-le-
CENTS. 1913 head; only few head on sale'
firm no sales reported.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.
60 9oo VIII, BUY \ MOST ATTRAC-
q rnon, DWELLING in Barton
F Hcights. House contains every con ,.-
iance such as electric lights. speaking
t1tbes. hot and cold baths range, etc. II
,.nI, wish an excellent suburban home.
TINS Is So'I G. L. & H. L. DENooN.
sci Main Street
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE-Arcney on call
closed easier, 36i2. per cent; last loan, per
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CATTLE ,IAEKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL. July s.-CATTI.E-Eecerip ,aI;
900 head including 1000 Texans steaos: 49,, 800
r. nrimc steers SI.75GS.i5; poor 70 nleniuhi
e. l0G7 70: stockers and feeders. $4,000: cows,
$i SoG5,75 heifers S2.5o@6 canne RS o s. ig "a
$50: bulls. s2.aol5o: Gales p.co,?,4s to TO-.
i,sv IS, 900 head; tomorrow. 2s,ooo head; lett lett
over 1900 head steady to c. heh or coos, oSf
weak Mixed and butchers. sI.3oI 80 go. !"
a ..eI light. s7G7.9o; bulk of sales $1,000
Sos. Sheep-Receipts 129oo, stead: o5nsrs
easier lambs choice, steady COCO 90 70 5oG5. So
wethers S1.40@3.2O: western sheep >-''oeg''00'
native lambs. SS@I.5o
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u E,Iatnhar.s exacutor. ed as.


w r. F'ietcher's executor. ct ais.
GExtract from decrss of June II. 1902
And the court doth further
adudge order and decree ta ONE p pf tbs
commissioners of this court. VINO is az
rected to enquire into and report 10 the
court as follows: 49,, ~
tate of the said w F. Fletcher. deceased,
with their priorities, ii any, and TO wnom
coming. a ,,,~so,,,,
estate of which said w. +. Fletcher died
seized and possessed ooo,,n.
80 To audit. state and settle an account
of the transa ctions of Florence Emma
Douglas and Ella Maud Fletcher eNecn,
trices of W T. Fletcher. deceased. and
to show what amounts nave coInS, ot
such executrces aforesaid. ana what pal
ance, if any. IS due from them 70 the es-
tate of w. F. Fletcher. deceased
a The amount Of rents and profits
which have issued from the real estate
Of said W f Fletcher decea sed, since
his death, and who have received the
-. ANY other matter deemed pertinent
by the commissioner or required by any
party to be especially stated
..Eotice of the time and place of execut-
ing the foregoing decree shall be published
once a week for four successive weeks IN
the Richmond Times, a ncWsfa per pnbhsli-
tice shalt be equivalent to personal ser
vice of notice on all parties and persons
Interested
Office Of Commissioner VIM II Turpin.
No II Shafer Building,
Richmond. Va.
Tenth and Main Streets.
70 All, PARTIES N ;}u 4sT i; Us
Take notice, that 1 shall proceed at my
office aforesaid on JULY II, 1902, at II
4 NJ, to execute the foregoing decree.
where and when YOU may attend, II you
think proper so to 90
Given under my hand this 18th day of
June. 1852. rro1
Commissioner.
Scott &. Buchanan ~ l. Holiday.
Dawson & Seaton, Ro. E. Peyton. Jr.
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~ o, 1902.

chnndise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landing merchandise and pnssen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
btenmer Yemassee. o'Neil, Philadelphia. Pa
merchandise and passengers Clyde line
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine Norfolk. mer-
cha ndise and passengers. Old Dominion Nne
Yacht Helenita. Gardner, Old Point. passen-
gers
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 8, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Harriet c. kerlin, New York.
Schooner Mattel Hosn. New York.
SAILED.
Barge Coal King. Norfolk.
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1-or y well-located. modern. three-story
C;race-Street RESIDENCE. Occupied by
the owner and not heretofore on INC 'ii.''
het' posSess'0il ]. b: ELAN & co.
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FURNITURE.

SPECIAL MIDWiNTEE PRICES ON
notwithstanding and making over Parlor
Suites. Couches. Odd Chairs. Hair Mat
tresses. etc. at JURGENS' FURNl-
TURE STORE, 1921 f.. Broad Street
Address postal or phone to store or fac
tory. 107-o-11-13 n. Eighth Street. and
our foreman will call on you with new
up-to-date line OF samples; No charge
we don't get the workout we usually
do
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NAyAL STORES.

VILMINGTON. n. C.. July s-SIlhll :. ;
,rpprTrT EF-Firrl at 4:1&c. receipts, 40
casks. Rosin-Steudy ar 81 -10@l- 10; receipts -
barrels Crude turpcntiEe-fir1n at Sl.io: $40
and So. co: rec>ets. $ nA'Ec'S' LIT i'in '
II 50: receipts "a barrels.
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Business in bonds broadened out
somewhat, but the market was irregular.
Total sales. par value $3.50, 600 United
States new As declined u per cent. on
the last call
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 50,S0o shares
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WANTED. FOUR GROWN PERSONS
to board a q pleasant country home at
81, per month References REQUIRED and
exchanged Mrs. g. 2 REYNOLDS.
Harris. Louisa county, Va
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NEW ORLEANS July S.-RoSIN--Feceipts
:. harr.,s Observation-Disclosures. G5 casks. En-
norts to London turpcntinc LOCO casks; 10 l.iv=
arnool 600 casks.
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EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. July s.-CATTl1E-
Receipts. so head steady. Hoss-Recelpts.
2.40o head active and 5@5oc. higher on o pigs
and light workers; steaiv on others; heaFE,
S. loGs, 80: mixed s79o1S.o5; pigs. S1:1o9
IT'S; rouchs s7G7,43; stays. se@6'oo sheep
aud lambs--Recepts light unchanged
EAST LIBERTY. PA. July s.cAI II
Steady: choice, sI15@71 30; prime. $o.'29 So;
rood SfG6 80 Uocs--Active: choice heavy SsI
: 10. mediums. 81 SoGl7.S5; haavy workers. .13
G7so; light workers. $77oa41s2; pigs s.;T a1G
7'T5. rouchs sea 90. Shcep-S!"w; best weth-
80. 81 10GTi c5: culs ana common, Sl.5OG12:
choice etsi lambs. S6GG5o; veal calves, s7@7,5o
CINCINNATI. O.. July S.-HOGS-Actire and
bichcr nt scar Cattle-Strong 1T $50
s'75 sheep-stcady at $l.5oIS.'5. Lambs
Active at $t@6.=i0-
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cu,rrESToN. s c.. July s.-TUNPEN-
TINE AND EGSIN-EnChanSed.
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s,y,<S,u CA Julr s.-TuR2ENTINE--

SAVANNAH. CA. Jul. s;.TUR?ENTINE ]: :
Firm at 80 &C.; receipts. 2'69 casks; sales "
ceints 4 .7oi barrels; sales. 2.692 barrels; ca
ports. 90 barrels. Quote; A. B. c. J., - y, =
81 % f. S1.35: G, sl.iN: II Sl'o; l. S-'u2: -
S2.55; NJ. S3.O5; y, S5.i5GS.oo; e. 500;
" " So c..
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pETERsBtfl,,. T0RArIU MARKET

PETERSBttlt" TnRAEE0 MARKET
PETERSBURG Va, July s. 1902
Sales have been large for several days ane
prices lower >,
nm quotations rs follows:
Common to me5lUn lugs-.s...S f.COees Soo
Euir 70 good shot leni 6:runt 9n1
th' ., ~ 80 10 GOOD wrappers. S.Oo6l 1I.o0
Steuio =. Sro wranners ....... 10 OO6e q on
49, r, sh,nntnr ............. 10000 1900
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Ponr OF RICHMOND. JULY 8. 1892.
ARRIVED.
c+oor,er RerkIer. Catherine. Norfolk mer.
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5oaaDERS WANTED.

WANTED. FOUR CROWN PERSONS
as BOARDERS. in a pleasant country
home. for two months al so per month.
Mrs OTNNAY F. REYNOLDS. Harris.
Louisa. county, Va
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

uJni,rrdb by Mcssrs. SCOTT & STRINGFELOW
Mem New York stock Exchange
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LOST-A LEDGER: GRACE EPfSCO-
pal Church Register: left on Passen-
ger and Power NTain-Street car Monday
afternoon or in Branch z. Aliens Store.
Fourteenth and Main Streets Reward
if returned to s. w. Room Is. CrenshaW
Warehouse Shocleoe Slip.
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WANTED. SEVERAL GOOD CANVASS
ERS for light and easy work: salary
will be paid to the right parties 40
dress J. Is. L.. care this office.
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One Cent a Word.
HELP WANTED MALE.

DRIVER WANTED. APPLY WEDNES-
day morning to the VIRGINIA STEAM
LAUNDRY. North Second Street
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WANTED. TWO BAKERS. ONE On
bread and one on bread and cakes. APP
ply at once H. w. AIOESTA. Richmond.
Va
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED. PARTY WITH $1,000 TO BUY
business paying $125 monthly: closest
investigation. Apply Room 81. LENlNG-
TON HOTEL. city.
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LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
position to teach in private family. SEES
sion of 1G02-.0S: Music (piano) n special
ty: usual English branches and rudi-
ments of Latin and French. best ref
erences Address Miss E., Box 2i3. Cor
louisville. Va.
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HELP VAETEr-FEMALE.

WANTED. \ COOP COOK. WHITE OR
coIo-ed. no washing: room in house. II
desired: 113 Park Avenue.
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LOST.

$40 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF Il
lady's BROOCH. set with fine diamonds.
Supposed TO have been lost in Byrd
Street Station on June 18th. Return 10
200 E. Cary.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

GIVE us . call when in the city.
We can supply YOU with good fresh
bread and groceries. AIS North Main
street,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Buy Your Meats of oerbing and live
well.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

At Stauffcr's Meat Market will be
found the very choicest of all kinds Of
fresh meats.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Your Typewriting and Stenogrsphio
work solicited. Prices reasonable. Sat
isfaction guaranteed Mrs. C. @. Gillum
office with Randel q Preble. postoffice
bIock
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Miss Mary Shuma.e has been promot-
cd TO DO cashier At tho Farmers Depart
rnent Store:
Mrs. Frank Bingham and children arc
in Chicago. but will probably return to
tho ranch soon.
Mrs. Henry V!eregg and son Of Grand
Island. Nob.. are visiting their daughter
and sister. mrs. F. o. Roeser.
John Barlow. porter for tho e. Captain
hotel. will in a few days make visit to
Dodge City, his former homo.
Geo. Maxwell this morning returned
from business tup TO Lamar. his form
'er home.
Fred G. Thedo will in a few weeks
leave for tho east for a months stay.
After visiting his old home. Aledo, ILL.,,
and other points no will proceed to
tho Wholesale markets and make pur-
ehases OF now goods.
Mrs. Guy Pearson. two children and
her sister. Miss Brown, Of St. Louis ar
rived in Rocky Ford Wednesday. They
will enjoy the delightful climate for a
couple OF months.
II. p. johnson left yesterday for a
visit at Colorado Springs.
Miss Nelly of Battle Creek, Michi-
gan is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Cora Blinn.
Mrs. Halleck OF Minnesota, is visit
ing her brother, +. L. Godding. sr.
In recent issue the. Enterprise said
that Frank Kingery had been granted
a divorce from his wife, Gertrude Jobes
Kingery. We are now informed that
the facts are that Mrs. Kingery is SUI
ing for divorce in the Pueblo county
court.
A weighing social will be held at
the home of George Egbcrt in Grand
Valley. Wednesday, evening. July 80.
The proceeds will be devoted to pay
ing the pastor of the church. Rev. II.
J. Davenport Everybody invited. The
Enterprise don't know Just what a
Weighing social is. but We doubt not
but that all who go will have an en-
ioyahle time. IA
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New Telephones Daily.

Gu. in tho Newdsle country the fol-
lowing farmers arc having telephones put
in: Geo. Bryant W. B. Ebbert. Geo.
Malott. n. C. Amend. Howard Co.hren.
In Patterson valley tho following farmers
will soon enjoy eo'nnuniea,ion with Rocky
Ford and all C3'orsdo: A. Latson. NJ.
D. L. Haight. Geo. ,Hallows, Clint De-
Long. David Cal and two others. names
not obtainable The Business Mems
Club rooms are row equipped for telo-
phonic talk. The sonpany's construction
force never catches up with the orders
for now telo phcres.
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Rubbce S, amps and Pads.

Melon Growers associations and others
wanting rubber lamps and pads can
have their demar,di supplied by leaving
orders at the En- ter prise office. We have
arranged to hav tn work done with the
utmost promptr ess nd a. low prices
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25
Decorate for the Rcu MON.

All Of the firms n the city are request
ed to decorate thsir places Of business
during the Old Settlers Reunion Friday
and Saturday. August and 2.
o. 3. Stauffer,
Thos. Stratton.
E. c. Shelton.
Committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

The Loan and insurance companies
we represent are sure 70 suit. Call and
learn our terms. Randel & Proble. p. o.
block
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

The meeting Of merchants to talk over
the early closing stuation was postponed
from Monday TO iday evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Moki Tea positively cures Sick
Headache. lndiecsioion and Consiipa.
ton. A delightful herb drink. Re-
moves all cruptions OF the skin. pro.
ducing n pcrfcc; complexion. or money
refunded, .,5c aud 5Dc. Write to us
for free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co..
Buffalo. y. Y. For sale by Hereford
4 Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

The La Jun,a oil and Gas company
held meeting Monday night and prac-
tioally closed contract with G. H1Nic-
vey to drill their oil well south Of
town.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-25

Bad humor. Why notp Are you still
on the fenee7 The weather says get off
your heavy suit Any one Of Harry
Maxwell's all wool two-pieee suits. They
fl nd ,uo,,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-14
Record for Future.

The Twentieth Century Memorial of
Middlebury. mentioned some time since
in this paper as being in preparation, is
nearly completed. 1t contains a list of
the buildings in the village. when and
by whom they were built, and the
names Of the owners in 1901. Also, the
names and location of the business men,
the merchants, lawyers, doctors and
professional men, the artisans and me-
chanics, the industrial appliances,
marble, electricity and water, the educa-
tional institutions, the societies, accocia-
tons and corporations, with their objects
in view; the officers of the town and
village, and the names of all the voters
in town in 1901. 1t contains a copy of
every known picture of persons in town
at the beginning of the 10Th century.
This record is designed as a kind of
panorama of the town and will be valu-
able for persons who may live here a
hundred years hence.
s. A, NJ
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-14
Rem arkahle Battle.

The Bennington Reformer is re-
spOnsible for an account of battle
between a ten-year-od girl and a mons
ter wild cat, ia which the child was
victorious, with the aid of faithful
dog.
Little Edna Harrington, Of East
Salisbury, few mornings since, went
out for stroll. taking with her II
shepherd dog. la their walk hugh
wild cat sprang out of the bushes and
confronted them. The dog grappled
with the wild cat, and a battle royal
ensued.
The child In the meantime procured a
fence stake and beat the wild cat, it
being over the PROSTATE dog, until the
effects of her blows and the worriment
of the dog killed the cat. When the
child arrived home and gave an account
of the fight her mother could not believe
the story, though the dog was terribly
bitten and scratched. The child was
not injured, although the Infatuated
animal turned once upon her and
knocked her down.
A visit to the place designated found
the dead wild cat, which Mr.. Harring-
ton has had stuffed as a memehto of the
thrilling adventure of his daughter.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-14


The Rutland Herald says: murphy,
the Tammany leader, did his part In
New York city, but David b. Hill fell
down In up the state districts. Coler
will he Tammany's candidate for mayor,
but Hill has small chance of figuring in
the democratic national convention as
New York's favorte son. Tuesday was
bad day for HILL
On the contrary, the Chicago Tribune
(Republican) says: "The election of
Tuesday, in the opinion of politicians of
both parties, settled two things: 1t gives
the presidential nomination of 1904 to
Theodore Roosevelt; and 1t makes
David B. Hill of New York, his almost
certain opponent. The detailed reports
show that the people stood by the
president and his policies. The last
vestige of silverism and Organism was
swept out of existence when Colorado,
Montana and possibly Nevada went
republican. 1t was his inability to
swallow this doctrine that brought Mr.
Hill into disfavor with democracy of
the West, and caused the estrangement
between himself and Tammany leaders.
Today this is only a memory, and Mr..
Hill need not swallow anything distaste-
full to himself or his constituents"