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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
A,.l,aAls THAT raAvrl.

0VOaDss gSssAAng - Hsv Yesa ssso
0saAA-n1gvaaasas - 0SsasssAa.
AeeoedtAg 70 0sn Who have hunted
and tsaVp0d In the mountains oe Dsla-
ware. Uisssf and sallivan counties.
New Tori. for very many ysaFs there
hes occurred vithin ths last dossa
yeaFS' . vesitabls invassoa 'os shose
1oaatains b. The opossaA fro@ ~
gioas further south. Tea ysass ago
there vas scarcely oas q ths ani0als
% b fosaa IN Tie seAta. Thea thsy
began 70 appear. beaHg HuDsroas h
oas section oas season and Doshing
On . littis farther north essoes ~
ns1t
Their coming has bssa welcomed b.
the hunters and trAppsra. but nos by
ths fAsmsra. The latter and the opos-
sum . nuisanes. - Il has liking foe
poultry and egss. Il viii crawl Into
. hen coop. drive . setting hen o& her
nest and eat the eGgs which the farA-
Or was counting On 70 make broalsra.
IL prowls In the woods whore mose
Of the turkey nests are made and robs
thoss.
Il IL an easy matter to trap the ami.
NAL. for Il seems to have none Of the
shyness Of the fox and raccoon. and
will walk Into the most obvious steel
trap. box trap. or dsadfall. When
caught Il 10 only moderately valuable.
its skin being worth little more than
that Of the muskrat II 10 hunted
chiefly at night. as coon are hunted.
dogs being trained TO follow Il and
bark In Q peculiar manner when Il 10
treed.
The migration Of different sorts OF
game ID nothing new. Stories Of the
migratiors OF squirrels are ~ old -
the drst works on natural history, and
their journeyings from part to part
Of the United States are well known.
The most remarkable feature about
squirrel miSrations lies In tho method
they sometimes employ In crossing
water. They have been known to put
pieces Of bark into the water and drift
ON these In the current Of river until
brought close enough to the bank to
jump on. They sometimes disdain all
such cautious methods Of crossinA
water and swim AZ boldly as muskratsl
Ane mOuntaineefs OF eastern len
nessee and western North Carolina.
says the New York Times. believe that
the scarcity Of deer on their old hunt
ing grounds is due to the fact that the
animals have migrated. They do not
mean by this that they left one at .
time as the country became settled.
but declare that t4ey were numerous
q dozen years ago when the country
was no wilder than It IL today; that
there came q season when the deer
tracks. with few exceptions. led to-
ward the south. and that the next
year they were all gone. while reports
coming up from the great pine forests
Of Georgia and Mississippi told Of an
unusually large number Of the ami
mails.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
WI, d, ID. Greatest Men Il Calender


the proposed HALL Of Pane" b usaAs feature of Tie
Worlds Fair at g. Louis In isos The psops of this state
viii bs called to select for of their most rsDrs
sentative etissas ioager vins stand for the vo4
the state has dose for The Louisiana Purchase
uaitsd States and for the world In senes Each v
be eated 70 have statues basta oe of eat
In the Hall of Fae." and the diseussioa nscsay
mahng the selection has already begun Evesyoae Who has
an opnSoa TO express is ened express IT, have
coasdered before the ans decisoa b reached Ths
question of Who tho of this 10 a
Interesting oae and the discussion of viii help
the makers Of history and TO bring out the history they
made Ths question h being sabmitted throughout The
western and southveseFu states geneaily
should be sent In BY every Who has opinion which
si help to honor his state and to show work
has done for tho
As preliminary suggestion Of those Who worthy to
represent this state nominate e..................
and Invite suggestions from readers which
own viii b forwarded for submissoa the auhositiss os
tho Lousisna Purchase Exposition Compaay.
Amons tho names aiready suggested Representatives
OF this state Zobuloa Pike Ex-Governor Oplp
suggested By Governor Thatcher.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
CHAPTTR II.

But when you are happiest. beware!
One pleasant autumn evening two
travellers arrived at the Star and Gar
ter. One OF them was young and
handsome. the other might have been
any age from So to so.
The younger of the two was dark
and fiery-looking. but he had flne
mouth and a musical voice. His name
was Richard Parker. He was London
born and bred. His hair was black as
night, and he wore a slight mustache
He came swinging into the outer bar.
with its cups and Jugs. and ale-warm-
ers, its bright polished floor. its wide
fireplace and its pretty screen, which
cut 1t of from the bar-parlor, other
wise the sanctum Of Mary ana her
uncle, but more particularly the sane
tum OF Mary. the Maid Of the Inn.
where she kept her accounts. presided
over the cellar. and where she and her
indoor life. He came swinging into
the outer bar-this young. dashing
Corsican-like hero. In light coat or
cloak with a cape (such as was worn
by our fathers at this picturesque pc
riod). corduroy breeches, an under coat
with tall collar, a steeple-shaped hat
with a buckle on 1t, and he carried a
riding-whip with a lash.
"Housev' he exclaimed. Where are
you all?"
1--WE are here-some Of u.s. said
Mary, advancing from the inner
bar-"who is 1t in such hurry"
"a fair good evening to you'll" said
Parker, doffing his hat.
1.-THE like to you." Mary replied. "I
was lighting the candles and had not
heard you. II you had ridden, your
horses can hardly have been shod;
did not hear them" H
I'VE have ridden and put up our
horses, too. my pretty maid" the
young fellow replied--for men paid
compliments of this kind those days,
and no harm meant. a0pE 'N
"And want supper. and drink, and
beds" said the young fellows com
panion in testy tone. as II he wished
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
ART STUDIO.

Conducted BY Mrs. Matte Huiss-sn.
struetions and lsdsons oiven.-
Work In OIL. Pastel. Water Color.
Nature study and Needle Art.-9tu.
do over STATE Bank.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
Unnniahed Work.

Baby May was having hard time
cutting her last teeth. One day her
mother found her crying, and asked
her what was the matter. Little May
say: God made me, but he didn't
finish me. IIe left me to cut my
tools all by myself. Bazaar
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

In gaining h!o point man often
loses friend.
A time-honorcd horss Is one that
lowers the record.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

Some churches make very successful
burial clubs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
THE PRINCE
Al DINNER.
WAS ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY
BY THE BUSINESS MEN
I'M NEW YORK.

New York. Feb % Prince Henry
remained on board the Hoheu2olleru
this morning Inc visit to Grants
tomb, which the prince desired 10
make early in the day, was postponed
because the wreaths to be placed on
the saroophagUs We're not finished ia
time. Alter resting on his yacht the
program is for him to 90 to Sherry S
to be enArtained at luncheon to
which zoe men of different parts OF
the United States. prominent in
commerce, industry, and finance, have
been invited This luncheon, it is
expected viii take up the princes
time until 3:3b p. m, wnen it is his
intention to go Tor a Sightseeing mir
about New York city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
MASON IS
MENTIONED
TWO GLYNN COUNTY CITIZENS
WOULD LIKE TO SEE HIM
IN LEGISLATURE.

The matter of selecting a man to
represent Glynn in the legislature
took a new turn yesterday, and a man
whose name has not been freely dis
cussed in connection with the posi-
tlon is being urged to offer for the
place, and if ne does there is but lit
Tie doubt but that he can represent
Glynn and get the position without
opposition.
The following cards are self expla-
natory:
Brunswick, Ga, Feb. 2G, 1902.
Editor Brunswick News. Dear Sir:
While candidates for the Legislature
are being suggested may | not in
Quire way the white people would not
readily and gladly agree upon Hon.
L. u. Mason?
Mr. Mason made a good mayor, and
Ia good alderman, and will make. if
he can be inauced to accept the
place, one of the best members in the
next house; and |. with many other
citizens. would be glad to Sc him in
that body For the public's good. do
send live business man.
Yours truly,
Citizen
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
Beers Capture a Train.

London, Feb. ga dispatch from
Lord Kitchener, made public today,
says:
"a convoy of empty wagons was
attacked and captured by the Beers
southwest of Kerksdorp, Transvaai
Colony, Feb. "a. The escort consist
ed OF the imperial yeomanry, three
companies Of Northumberland fusi-
leers, and two guns The fighting
was severe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
MURDERED IN BED
BY UNKNOWN MEN,

Jacksonville, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-Wood-
ford Hughes, prominent citizen OF
Scottville, ILL.,. was murdered in bed
at l O'Clock this morning by three
unknown men. Hughes was spend
ing the night with Bar Seymour and
when the three men entered the
house he arose in bed only to be filed
with bullets. The men escaped and
bloodhounds were put on their trail.
The men made no attempt at rob.
berry.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
HOME LIFE NEEDED.
Prof. Nlehle DepIores the Drift
Women Discount.

Chicago, Feb. 2G.-A warning note
that women and girls in this coun-
try are being drawn into commercial
.and manufacturing pursuits to an ex-
tent that ieopardizes the welfare of
future mothers and is a menace to
a happy nome life was sounded by
pedagogy in the University of Min
.nesota before the department of SUI
perintendents of the National Educa-
5ioaal Association. now in conven.
.ion here
Ills address touched a popular feel
ing in the minds OF the thousand or
more educators from all points of the
compass ana that portion stating tnat
home life and surroundings were
above all sordid gain was applauded
In this age Of commerciallsm and
industrial conditions. said Profess
sor Eiohle, mo provision has been
maie for motherhood This phase
of fife seems to have been brushed
aside in fact, we are making money
Gamers Of our daughters in CONNER
oiaf pursuits.
While women have every right to
an equality with men in matters Of
education, they are going outside
their sphere when that portion of
their education fitting them for the
higher duties Of home life and moth
erhood does not take pecendence over
everything else.
Education for women that began
only few years ago on elementary
lines has extended to technical and
classical courses and mas enabled wo-
men to compete for places formerly
liled by men who supported families
n many instances. The continuation
OF women entering the commercial
ana industrial field cannot but have
disastrous results in time, unless
something is done to provide for a
home life also for women and the ten
.aency to enter the Office and factory
is checked"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
SIX MURDERED IN ONE FAMILY
Fearful and Mysterious Tragedy
Near WEIGH, La.


Welch. La, Feb. 26.-six members
OF family named Earle have been
murdered near this place and a man
giving the name Of A. e. Baton. is un-
der arrest at spickard, Mo, charged
with the crime
Mrs Earle and the children We're
murdered at the home Of her son.
Ward Tarle and L. S. Earle the fata-
er, was murdered between his own
home and that OF his son, the places
being some distance apart
The body OF l.. s. Earle. father oil
the four murdered boys, was found in
a ditch near mis- home with the
throat cut 1t is evident that Ward
Earle was first murdered and tbat
his father was then summoned from
his home and murdered.
Mrs. Earle LEFT a piece Of sewing
on the machine in ner home when
she left the mousse ana the three chill
Idren had scattered the cards with
which they were playing about tho
floor When the bouies were foan
they mad been piled in a heap in
Ward Earle's home with the excen-
lion OF that OF L. S. Earle, which was
found in a ditch The bodies of the
boys had been thrown into one room
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
FiIIpino seouts Make captute.

Washington, Feb. 26.- General
Cnaffee today notified the war depart
ment that Lieutenant strbler OF the
Filipino scouts hal captuecd G General
Luchan on Feb % OGci8ls here
regard the capture Of Luhcan as the
most important since Aguinaldois
capture. He was one Of the most
energetic and ferocious rebels-a half.
breed mixture of Chinese and Filipino
stock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
CHANCELLOR HILL PRESENT.

4e Is Attending an Educational
Meeting in Chicago.
Chicago Feb. 25.-Tne annual
meeting of the department Of super
intendence Of the National Education
Association began today at University
han, with 500 delegates present.
Among thosse on the program of
speakers are Paul h Hanus of Har-
7ard; DR.. W. 7. Harris, United States
commissioner Of education, and w, B.
iiiiI chancellor OF the University of
Georgia
representatives of 13 American
schools, composing the association OF
American societies, begin ,4eir an
nual meeting this afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
BURGLARS
HANGED.
TWO OF THEM WE'RE EXECUTED
IN NORTH CAROLINA TOWN
YESTERDAY.

Asheville, N. c., Feb. 26.--Dudley
Johnson, white, and Ben Foster, col
ored, were hanged here today for bur
glary. Burglary at night in North
Carolina is a capital offense and to-
days executions constituted the final
chapter in a case attended by many
exciting Incidents; in which a fiance
came to the hospital and married a
man burglars We're believed to have
wounded to death, and whose bravery
called forth a letter of praise from
Charles Emory Smith, at that time
postmaster general.
The crime was committed in COM
bined postofice and store kept by
Samuel Alexander at Emma, little
hamlet lew miles out from Ashe-
Vile, on the night Of Feb. l, 1901.
Four men planned the robbery in
Asheville, walked down the railroad
track to Emma called Postmaster AL
W ilAt tiOOi uIQGA q lJlGttAt
of buying groceries, and forced him
at the point of pistol to take them
to a room, which they searched, and
finding his revolver they then made
him open the safe.
Dudley Johnson, white, and Ben
Foster, colored, were inside, and
Russell Gates, white, and Harry Mills,
colored were guarding the outside
Johnon laid his revolver down to take
the money out OF the safe, when a
cat moved in the back part of the
store. 1nis attracted the attention
of Foster VINO was holding re-
yolver at lexander's head
AS quick as flash Alexander
grabbed Johnson's gun, shot Foster,
and snapped the weapon at Johnson,
who grappled with him The strug-
gle was long and fierce, Foster join
ing Johnson. Foster shot Alexan-
der as they struggled, and, firing
bSuih, HohuuCu MS par IHeI III tHc
face. Neither shot was fatal and
the fight went on The men grad
ually grew weak, but Alexander
fought the two men, forcing them to
the door and out.
Here the postmaster succumbed to
his wound and fell across the thresh
Old of the store. The shooting by
this time had aroused the citizens
of the hamlet, and, on their approach,
the burglars ran. A posse was quick
ly organized and lne men were cap
tured a few days later and placed in
Jail in Asneyille. Two of the pris-
oners We're badly wounded, but re-
covered
The excitement at the time was in
tense and, fearing lynchlng, the gov
ernor ordered two companies of mill
tia on guard duty around the Jail
The sheriff swore in large number
of citizens as deputies, their services
all being required for week, when
the prisoners were secretly removed
to Charlotte for safe keeping.
All were sentenced TO death. Gov
ernor Aycock was Desieged with pc
titions for clemency from all parts
of the United States, but for a time
declined to interfere. One of these
petitions was accompanied by
counter petition from this county,
asking the governor to let the law
take its course. The governor, how.
ever, a short time ago, commuted the
sentences Of Gates and Mills to i'm
prisonment for life.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
Princess Radzomll Arraatea.

Cape Town, Feb. 26.-Princess
hadzowil was arrested today on a
charge Of forgery and was admitted
to bail. The information was sworn
to by DR.. scheltz and supported by
an affidavit from Cecil Rhodes, the
charge being forgery of the latter's
name to promissory notes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
Yours truly.
Citizen.

Gditor News; Why not unite and
send H7n. e. II. Mason to the legis-
latme? 1he majority OF voters are
in favor Of a genuine business man
for this place, and in Mr. Mason we
have one. Please publish this and
see if the suggestion does not strike
popular vein.
Very truly yours,
Glynn County Business Man.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27

Second Lieutenant W. p. MILLER of
the BfunswIck Rilem aas tondored
his resignation to the governor. AS
soon as it is accepted the company
VIII name new man for the place
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-27
ROOSEVELT WILL FISH
FoR MARYLAND TRour


New York Feb g. President
Roosevelt has decided to spend q
week in April trout fishing in Garrett
county Mafyiand, 90 miles west Of
Cumberland Tie president oas en-
gagged quarters Y miles from Oak-
land, the county seat.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21

oil and gas which raised to height
OF % feet above the floor of the der
rick and ran over the easing. The
company expects to have good flow of
oil and gas as soon at it succeeds in
casing off the water. Those in
charge are highly elated over their
Success and feel confident of having
a strong flowing we'll, if not gush-
er under 500 feet.
"Oil water and gas are still flow
ing from the Paraffine well VIII ich
closed down III November for the
winter, and the company expects to
begin active operations again about
March lst. The consolidated
people are waiting for shipment
OF drive casing, which they expect
on every train. They are now
down about $50 feet but were un-
able 10 continue for want of extra
heavy drive casing. The casing on
hand is too light and buckles in
driving. The well is in good shape
and shows considerable oil and gas.
Mr.. Bursley, the contractor, is COLI
tident of getting good flow of oil
as soon as he is able to start. He
seems confident he is just entering
the oil sand, as he has been drilling
IN oil shale for about 100 feet,
at is reported here that two
other companies will have outfits in
the field between this and the first.
as they are anxious to get their
machinery placed before the frost
leaves the ground"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21
For Sale.

Dirt cheap for cash, one cf the
best improved farms in Bear Lake
county, about IL miles from Mont
peller. 100 acres fenced with a A.
pole fence, 3 pieces inside. Cow
pasture, good grass and water at
all times, IL acres.
calve pasture with flowing
springs, good water close to corral.
5 acres.
garden and lucern patch about
7 acres. A good lumber house, 5
rooms. papered. And good pump
and water inside house. good
cattle and sheep corralls. A good
stable, lumber, 22x20.
cow house and separator house
combined, ii by go we'll shingled.
A good two-story granary. lum-
ber. about 18x22 and other inn
provements. About 90 acres lucern
land, No. l stand. Also Il acres
land joining mine, which | have
the deed for. Included in this all
with 100 inches Of water-right in
north creek. for irrigation.
Price $4,000
Will give clear title and deed
Tor the same, for cash down, or will
give time on one third on conditions
satisfactory to both parties at 10
per cent interest. Write or call on
R. c.. ORR,
Liberty, Idaho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21
BOARD OF HEALTH.

On this day the board Of coantg
commissioners met and organized as d
Board Of Health ard upon motion III II.
! Eom. Or. D. West WITS dniy ele.5eG
chairman of said Board.
The board adopted tbs sanitary rules
and regulations haE have been ia force
during the past year, with the e,.rpn.
ton that the Cons stables III each precin,;f
where any quarantine exists shat! be
and serve as G1ards unless the families
OF such Conitables are guaranteed or.rs
in any manner disqualified.
Upon recommends ton of DIR. West it
was agreed that DR.. D Orr Poyntar ACT
act as Deputy for the East side OF Bear
RIVER.
Ordered that this board do now
adjourn sine die.
DR. w. 2. West
Chairman
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that The Boa.d
OF Comfy Commissioners, or j ear axe
County, State of Idaho. : i'll receive bids
for the construction of a bridge across
the Outlet between ovid and Mont
pelier. The bids will he for the work
only, the county To furnish all the
material necessary. Plans and sperifi-
cations can be examined NV those who
desire to bid for said work at the office
of the Clerk of the Board. All bids
mnsl be presented and fled with the
Clerk OF the Board on or before the 10th
day Of February \, D. 1902 at 10 O'Clock
q. m, The Board hereby reserves the
right to accept or reject any or al bids.
lated at Paris, Idaho this Goth day of
J All, 1909.
JAMES f. TART,
49-1l, Clerk Of the Board.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21
JAMES f. ART,
Clerk Of the Board
Lessons I'm Dressmakirq

am now prepared to teach cutting,
fitting and dressmaking at my home;
ladies wishing to join my class are in
yited to come Monday Jan. Goth.
Mrs Geo, Gardner
al Montpelier Idaho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21
We Are Closing Out.

All our outing fanuels, all lines OF
winter underwear, atcost and less. q
are determined not TO carry over any
wintar; goods Now's the tino t9 -
real bargai,ls in these lines.
48 ELLEN DOUGLAS.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21
Fossil OIL Fields.

A special from Fossil to the Boise
Statesman, dated Feb. 18th says:
"The Utah Wyoming Oil & Fuel
company to-day, at a depth of 800
feet, struck strong flow of water,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21
$47ss7 10 $l78s7 ID
s.tate &C Idaho,


County Lake SIS
,a. "tst a. Cole Treasurer and James Hart
ldano do hereby certify
or the
III sald report Witness
Louisa A.
County
f. HART
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-21
'e in Treasurerv

S-@slAt SIl6 LIZ EenSa
State School Land
City OF Montpelier
Road Il rIldge
S5a te Account
Conut.y Sinking
University Land
Migratory Stock
Sheep Bounty
Schools mixing
Srhooi districts
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-02-20
FOUR LIVES LOST
IN THIS WRECK
Light Engine Crashed Into a Passenger
Train Near Clifford.
SEVERAL PASSENGERS INJURED.
The Wreck Was Evidently Caused by En-.
gineer Frew Being Mistaken as TO the
Time or Failing 10 Remember the Exist
enee Of The Passenger Train, Which He
Should Have Passed at Clifford.

Marshalltown, Iowa (SpeoiaD -Four
lives were lost in a head-on collision on
the Iowa Central Railroad, one mile
north of Clifford. when a light engine
northbound crashed into a passenger
train. The dead:
Wallace Frew, Kenthsburg, ILL.,, engi-
neer OF the light engine; head crushed
killed instantly buried under his engine
The body was recovered and brought
here.
John White, Oskaloosa, engineer of
the passenger train left leg crushed and
foot severed, both arms broken. Taken
to hospital at Eldora, where he died
later.
Frank Patton, Marshalltown, fireman
OF light engine; skull crushed, died in
stantly. Body brought here.
Elmer Ogle Marshalltown, fireman Of
passenger engine; driven against boiler,
head badly crushed. died instantly. Re
mains brought here.
Lawrence A. Jegan, OF Chicago, trav-
cling salesman, was badly bruised about
the hips. Several other passengers were
slightly injured.
The wreck evidently was caused by
Engineer Frew being mistaken as to the
time, or failing to remember the exist
ence OF the passenger train, which he
should have passed at Clifford.