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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-08
FOREIGN.


NJ. DE Witte has devised unique
plan OF snip subsidy Tor Russia
queen Wiih"Imlha' VINO mas lyphold
lever is Detler. She slts up some
The Colombian government troops
recaptured Bocas del Ioro from the In
surgents
Plague appeared at MonteVldeo'
Uruguay, and a slaughter of rats was
ordered
The whole western part OF Guate-
malu was desOlated by the recent
earthquake.
Emperor William is taking great
interest in the use of potato alcohol as
fuel for motors.
General Tribe Tribe, the Colombian
revolutionary leader has been over
whomiugly defeated,
The Australian commonwealth
adopted a penny postage for all places
within the British empire.
Carl Lincoln Schur2, only son OF
Carl Schur2, is now attending the uni.
vcrsity of Heidelberg as student OF
law.
Musolino, the Italian bandit and
murderer. held the attention of the en-
tire nation all the week by his thcatri.
cal conduct.
Tho steamer Deutschland lost her
ruddor at sea, but continued her voy-
age to Chorbourg steering with her
twin screws.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-08
DOME STIC


Ferdinand lIaaclc shot his wife at
Thorp Wis.
A tornado killed many persons in
Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma.
The strike at the Winnobago Paper
company's mill was settled and the
men returned to work
Mrs George II. Perkins, widow OF
IN" late commodore, presented his
statue to Now Hampshire.
Jho conIorooB ON the Chinese OK.
cInsion bill have adopted the main
features of the senate bin.
heports from the battIoship Wiscon.
sin show the result of the phenomenal
Workmanship Of her gunnors.
WORK was begun on tho Grand
Rapids. MIcho $25O,OO0 library, given
by Martin A, Ryoraon Of Chicago
Henry EborIy confessed that he set
ilro to n big barn of G. c. Wolf, near
YORK, Pay which was destroyed,
Rear Admiral and Mrs Schloy were
guests of the City of Memphis. They
VIII visit several Mississippi cities.
Mrs, George H. smith of phiIq.
dolphlh fought water snake for nm
hour IN dark cellar and killed 1t.
Judge lnthIll said from the Chicago
bench that woman whose husband
beat her was Justified in killing him.
benjamin t. Barnes was appoint.
cd assistant secretary to the presi-
urnt, succeeding the late q. l., prudcn
Captain Lewis Bayly. British naval
altacho, Is to he recalled for undue
zeal in gathering military information
Dun a Co.'s weekly review of trade
reported railway earnings for ApriI
Increased to date b. per cent over last
year
Tho united confederate Veterans. IN
sossion ut Dallas, Texas. reelection
Gen. John b. Gordon commandcr.ln
chief.
Helena, countess Won Schoncharc
says she viii walk from RrooI,1yr 90
South Dakota in order TO secure q
divorce.
Andrews Lyons, acrobat. sued Il. w.
Nrollin, Camille DAwnlc's hushaol
Tor $4,000 for alternating hor arrcc.
ttons.
Secretary Of Treasury Shaw. in IN
address before the American club ~
Fit@ourg predicted u greater United
States.
Thirteen New York bankers who
were racing in three autos wcrn stop.
ped at Noukcrs and their rharrfrws
arrested
An oil wen Just struck IN
Mouongalia county West Virginia. is
yielding at the rate OF SEQ uarrols
every "a hours
The Santa lNo railroad is believed
to have bought the St Louis, Kansas
city and Colorado line to set access 'o
the worlds fair.
The Stevens Point council has vote
to accept Il pift ut 100000 from
Andrew Carnegie for the purpose ol
building a library.
Rev. Dr Robert Nourso. of Falls
Church. Va, defended the theatcr a;
tho conference of Cougrcgatlonalists
in Jersey City
Ohio, and Theodore Cohen. of Hon.
kinsville Ky. were married by long
distance telephone,
Attacking one silk mill after an
other the Paterson (N ~ striker,
succeeded in shutting down MANY
factories by force.
A hundred cotton mill owners me-
at Charlotte, N. G., to consider tt,
proposition to form combine q
southern cotton factories.
The bill admitting Oklahoma. New
Mexico and Arizona as states ma,
pass the house, Friends claim enough
votes have been pledged
The body Of Bishop Noumann VA
exhumed by an ecclesiastical court n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-08
SOUTH AFRICA

John Hayes Hammond, speaking In
London, advised England to be
generous In dealing with the beers.
Lord Miner governor of Capo
Colony, who was In conference with
tho bocr peace delegates at tho
recent peaco negotiations at Pretoria.
has arrived in Cape Town.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-08
KILOGRAMS IN BRIEF

TEITTOHEC TAI DnTnr
1ELEunAMS LIN DHlET
~ I"lonIo more IMAM l,oVO men IN
various trades struck.
~ santiago ue Cupa PreSldentAiect
a. anna ana party arrived IRON Man
1'' .,,.,,.
" imam henry MOODY, the ne" sec
! Rotary OF lhe navy, TOOK the oath of
once
a. o. "", '0o carpenters struck
va '''' ''sii' iiou' ""S ana increased
""5eS'
49,. ~ -Nollaih' va nfe IN the heaEt OF
,,lg a BUSINESS Se''Ioh caused a loss Oh
'-o'ooV
~ I'o'"eS'eI' ~ L. 'oo drivers OF
oo@l wagons struck Iof hlgher wages
anu W, SioiIei hours
nc ooalu VI directors OF Ihe rem
~ an" tallloau uecIaFeo semi
''lI,"'l uiFluehu ol three per cent
I'e'' AIeAauueF Machay- omlth was
T w., "Ceu olSnop coauJutor oil the
i'l ms ulocese oI pennsylvania
ne SIi'el Jupllee ol the cohSe'ra-
Nv" W Ne'' .. - op"lulnS' plshop OF
A. pv~n1o ,,auo a. &C. ""o o 49, '1eu
tor, ond ~tU,,a4,,l,o, ' i -,VoT o''' 'ei,
,,I,,,,,|,a,,, st,,aI, ", W. an"
pl'''Oe'S '''u'N loF an increase OIL
pay
unanimously repominated for the
eleventh successive time at Waterloo
Iowa.
Rev DR., Charles s Olmstead for.
merIv Of PENNSYLVANIA was conseorat-
cd biebon Of no FnisoonoI dionas, ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-08

cnacts them so far as is not incon-
sIstenJ with treaty obligations uutl
otherwise provided by law AMI ex
tends the laws to our island ter
ritories so far as applicable. It
allows the Chinese to enter for OK.
position purposes and retains the pro
rision regarding certifcation in the
Philippine islands.
Washington, April PA spirited
discussion of the Philippine situation
occurred in the senate. 1t revolved
around the order alleged to have been
issued by General Smith to make the
island of Samar a bowling wilderness
and to kill all the male inhabitants
over the age of 10. When the Philip
pines bin was laid before the senate,
no one was prepared to deliver a set
speech on it, Senator Lodge of
Massachusetts, said he felt compelled
to press it for consideration. His re-
marks drew the fire of Senator Teller
of Colorado, who criticised the repub-
Leans for not participating in the dis
cussion. This precipitated a debate
and for more than two hours it con
tinucd. Senator Teller declared that
General Smith, if he had issued such
an order as was attributed to him.
ought to be dismissed from the serv-
ice. Senator Lodge said that while he
knew little of the circumstances sur
rounding the LEGGED order he did NOT
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-08

Washington. April 3O.-A resolution
was offered in the senate by Senator
Patterson of Colorado directing the
secretary of war to order Major
Gardener, now in the Philippines. to
{, me Immediately to Washington to
appear as a witness before the Philip
zinc commission. It precipitatCd 4
warm discussion. The debate was
continued for two hours, considerable
ceiling being manifested on both
sides. The charge was made that the
majority of the committee was en-
dCayoring to suppress facts and in
formation, This was denied by the
chairman of the committee. Senator
Lodge, who said any such action
would be inconceivably stupid. All
parties, he insisted. were anxious for
the fullest information, but he ana
others cOntended it would not be al
Vlsablo to cable to the PHILIPPINES
for Major Gardener as he was about
to come home and would be here in
time to appear before the committee.
Senators Patterson and Carmack of
Tennessee urged that Gardeners testi-
nony was particularly important and
ought to be had before action was
taken on the bill. The resolution
went over.
The house passed the agricultural
appropriation bill and began consider
alton of the District of Columbia ap-
preparation bill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-05-08

Shakespeare's birthday was cele.
brsted at Standardization
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
Cos, oG Growing sugar sc~s..

Til. cost Of CROWN. sugar bccts IL n
matter OF much conjecture anon. most
farmers. for M u matter Of fact they do
not keep clos. account OF all items in
tho expense bill. Last season ono farm .
or IN Otcro county cxp~adcd on ten
ncErs sil1.JD. which included rcnt Of
land. seed. spring plowin.. i.vclin. and
narrowing. planting. rul,ivating. irrtgat.
Ing. thinning. harvesting aud hauling.
From this land he harvested as tons OF
bcc,s from which h, r-criv-l St.I5 ton
or 81. .n1i - for his orup. giving him u
n.. profit Of sJIiT5 on tho b-c,s. Un.
der ordinary cirran. a'ancsa th" cxpsndi.
tur- of over 81 an acf- on tho crup
would b- consid,rci excessive. n. tho
bcc,a should bs produced at n cos, OF
no, mofp than SD an acrc.-Lsmaf
Sparks.
A ccs; Of go per aero Is all rish, far
ala average tonnage. bu, Il should 10 rc.
in.mbsrei that ihsrr 10 cost connected
with the delivery Of beo.s. Tho iaoto
,oss proigccj III. greater tbs total cost.
bu, no grower kicks at tho added
expense caused by tho oos, Q. delivering
q large .onnsss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
,.sIc>ic~ .c,.,si Entertainment

Last Friday. May o,b, Ms. Curtis
closed sacrcsstul term Of school 10 tue
Lakcyic~ jistna. ~ the uolbroos val.
lsy. ON the rsoeedIbs Thursday even.
ius .ba school, under her d,rea::np.
rendered an crner.iingiy interesting pro.
.raui. There ~sre several sou.s by the
s-shnpI. ~, which the once, -lierafa OF the
I,o,tI.s and Joys pf WsstsfB i,itc,
we've especially pleasing. The reaiia.
tious l,y little Masters Floyd Campbell
aud Raiph Carter delighted the aud.
eacc. aud couecH essrrise by Ella
SirkIas and I,c.sie Shelton uns unique
The musical dialcgus by Iucs Campbell
aud Eeorse Nelson. aud the ciiaIaeter
song. "I'm Ashamed TO Look my Dolly
~ the Eyes" by Bessie Shelton capt..
,atcsl the audience aud Won enthusiastic
angiauss. There was also a spring song
by .I0 biiIc ones; a "Msy Basket Party"
~ The lgt5es pupils: a temperance song
aud drill by tsp pgpils. which was very
pleasing. aud "T6e hp.iie DJwn' drill,
which was upToaIiOVsly fanny. The
closing number un the prvsral,i, .ay The
oss prunOuncel by many to te iIe BEL
was fancy drill by Misses Glnnche
Want. I.9,. Stevens. Mildred Graham
aud Beatrice suction. The girls acluit.
ted themselves with Rsss. credit. In all
iIls s,,iartainmeut wss pis..sgr grPd au
unqualified success and vas given bcfo'e
gn uverilpwiDs hnlse. Mrs. Curtis is a
ssis,essful teacher. Hay she continue
the good work. Lsks,,.. citizen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
strawberry Day. June sIst.

Strawberry Day at Glenwood Springs
will this year be held Saturday, June IL.
The management say: "The celebration
OF this day of days has passed the expert
mental stage with us, and we know that
we will make a success Of it. but we ear
nes,ly desire and confidently expect to
outdo ourselves this year and make it n
greater success than ever. Experience
has taught us what the people iike: we
know how to make it pleasant for them
and we will do it.
1--WE propose to reproduce the best
features of former celebrations and add
new and attractive ones that cannot fail
to please. Seeing is believing"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
Santa Fe Excursions.

Annual Meeting Natl Educator
Assn. Minneapolis, MINI. July
to ii. One lowest first class fare
plus $500 Round Trip. Dates o!
sale July ), 81. Returning leave
Minneapolis no, earlier than July S
nor later than July IL. BY dc.
posit Of 50c returning limit cx.
tended up to Sept. |. All tickets
for continuous passage.
Annual meeting Young Peoples
Christian Union Society Of the
United Presbyterian church. Tn.
coma, Washington, July ~ to "a
Seattle aud Portland. Oregon
Rate Of 5000. Going and Re,
turning via direct routes. Date
Of sale July IL to - inclusive.
Returning transi, limit Sept. 10,
Going passage commcncingdat q o'
sale. For further information call
on local agent.
Race meeting Colorado Springs.
juno u, ii.h. Single fare for
round trip. Continuous passage
in each direction. Limit June IL
for return. DEto ot sale June SO
Trionnint convention ln,crna.
tionAl Sunday School association.
Denver. June y; to July >. Single
fare. $3.50, rasgd trip. C,ntinu.
Gus passage in each direction.
Time limit July 3. Date Of sale
June ..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
GoId.I:atinx Poultry.

The other day Mrs. Aylor. resident
OF Walnut avenue, was dressing a chick
en- from her coop for dinner and opening
the gizzard 50 80 gold piece was dis.
covered among the contents. Mrs. Aylor
lives directly in rear OF the residence
of DIR. VanBuskirk, Of the Farmers Il
Merchants bank, and it is assumed that
the doctor has been unusually reckless
and swept lot OF his gold pieces into
the back yard to be picked up by the
neighbors' chickens. This interesting
experience OF Mrs. Aylor's is not report.
ed for the purpose OF promoting n boom
in chicken raising in Rocky Ford. The
number of eligible sites in rear OF
bankers residences is limited and it
isn't probable that chickens with gold
dollars inside them could be successfully
raised in any other part OF the town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

The skeleton Of man was found in a
1ulrh on the old Bond place near Saliia
last week. An examination revealed the
fact that death had been causcd by a
gun slioi wound IN the skull. the charge
entering the right side aud comm. on,
at the left, One of the coat pockets
couiaiBei Insmorandnm ts,ok IN which
were several ie;,rEs, oDa daie.i Rocky
Ford, ISIS. and signed by II. !, Hagen.
apnisiniag inforInasipn relative TO bee.
kseprss supplies, The papers proved
thai the mans mama vas Henri Hess,
who disappeared frpm Silver Cliff abau,
four years ago sud had never been heard
from.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
HurrciI Aids in Rocky Ford's
Adjournment.

ID. V. Burrell reports that the taste OF
Rocky Ford ladies' for flower culture
greatly exceeds his original expectations.
In one day recently he sold two hundred
b. IA good thing to get up prizs compe.
tition for tho best kept lawn and flower
garden IN town. He suggests TINT our
merchants might offer series OF prizes.
or perhaps the Arkansas Valley Fair Rs.
sociaiion would put such feature into
its priz. list for next fall. Mr.. Burr-ll
thinks 1t would bc mn inspiration to well.
kept lawns aud door yards in tho town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
Sasi,e Here.

There is plenty OF work for every boy
in town out in the country just now at
good wages in the beet fields. and there
is no excuse for their loatiDg around
town getting into meanness. II You
him to work. Very few boys have been
killed by hnrd work. but thousands have
developed into useful and successful
men through being compelled to earn
their way while young.-Holly Chief.
tuiu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
HNaic. s,,r Dnir, Tss.s.

Ia rCsCn, issue Of the Topeka Her,
aid an article inspired by the Continental
Creamery Co. j. printed, and while |, Is
a sp!cndid advertisement ioT the dairy
iTSis,, il also manages 10 say gnoi word
iot the sugar bec, industry. II would
sCCtu that ;lic trusts arc after the farmer
and II iic can dodge them he will have to
ipr 1n the lockout. II would appear that
the doctrine of benevolent assimilation
a,.sut fits the si;ua;ion.-Dcnvcr Sugar
Beet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
i,,r.a From Ia Jun,a.

We have received ''pOcm" entitled
''Thr Unwcicome Stranger in la Jun,a''
The first verse reads:
''In the city Of la Junia.
Went a stranger On dag.
But the marshal Of la Junta
said. stranger, GO away"
The other verses give no hint as TO how
OF why the poet was fired from the couri.
tv scat. II they contained any facts, OF
: recital of startling incidents, we might
find stss- for them, but as they furnish
no proof ts,st il;c poet was not justly re-
pulsed from La Jrttl y.c see no reason to
print the poem" tnefsiy.S ''flll up"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
so Los. .,f Ti,ns.

1have sold Chamb uIains Collie. Chol.
era and Disrrboea Remedy for years.
and would rather be out OF coffee aud
sugae than It. / so ii five bottIes Of it
Yesterday TO tbresb, RS that could 30 no
further. and they are at work again this
morndn9.-H. II f'Bgbrs, Plymouth.
Oklahoma. As will be seen by the abovs
tire tbreehers were able to keep on with
sbeir work without losing single days
slime. You should keep a bottle OF this
remedy IN your h ONE. For sale by all
druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

II. ". Coe agtl his sisior haze fitted
up Tia. late I.ryy premises on Souih
Main stree, IN good shap. for n rcs,au.
rant and will br ready 10 serve the pub.
lie NJ tha, cpd OF our msib thorou1lifarc
In few days. IA the only rcsisnran,
ON the south side IL ou.h, TO do paying
business II well m.uarel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
social. ssraS>sscrssss.
Fec Cscaas. sssS,

S,rawiurrics. ice cream aud shefbS;
will bc served at the Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening". Nay "a. by the Epwot'h
Lea s1r. a short sa1 spsef program
will bC rendered free a; : o'ciStk. Re.
ifrshmVu;s will bc served Immediately
after ;iie program.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
Notice to Contractors.

The board of directors of School
District No. 23 will receive sealed
bids up to II o'clock, noon, May
81, 1902, for the sinking of an ar
tesian well in the school yard of
said district. Plans and specitica-
tions are now on file with the sec
retary. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bids will be opened at p. IN. on
May 81. j. w. LoNGACRE,
FRANK DAY, President.
Secretary.
Dated May II, 1902. 50.52
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

The woman who died in Ohio ,hs
other day from tight lacinR, having. now
tss.elI the easy comfort OF the loose
flowing angelic robe, must be delighted
at the change.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

To Rent acres, east of Daw-
ley's residence, consisting of
orchard and /ground to plant in
cantaloupes or tomatoes. i. @.
Foulk. 47.tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

q. J. Samples has mad. his home In
Rocky Ford Tor about ten years. aud
on- alter another he has been followed
by his sons. n-pbcss aud other relatives
until the list cont ain, no less than scvcs
so,cis-all nriao1Isis, alas. They are
all from Missouri aud need "to be
showed bou TO- vote right.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Washington Star; II .op amt 60,
muffin w,,f ss,ia',' said unclp Ebcn.
keep puiiickl. siiil an le, folks imagine
you has So much on ,oh mind ia, you
sin't 80. time 10 talk 90
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

For Sale = Black driving
horse, -four years old, gentle. APP
ply to w. III. Butterfeld or Mt the
express Office. 4s-4Op
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Eggs-For setting for sale.
White, Barred, and Buff Plymouth
Rocks. Prices per setting from
80 cents to Sl.5O. / invite an in
spection of my stock. j. w. At
kinson, Rocky Ford. 42.tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
Dnee Mar, had little lamb
With bold aud buttful brow;
The prlce oi mutton makes her wisll
She had the critter now

Tho agricultural experiment station
has issued bulletin No. Cs. dealing will,
pasture grasses and lerumibons crops
adapted TO the Arkansas valley in Colo.
rado. This is principally basel on the
trials at the subs,H,ion aud observations
ID Tho valley by II. ". Griffin, the super.
iD.aIl,a,si The grasses suitable for pas.
sure have oIsa tUuul TO be; Orchard
grass. tall meadow fssciie, tail oai grass
ell as one of the best OF the leguminous
amps, This bulletin may be had by AL.
dfessips the Agricultural Experiment,
Stallion a. Fort collins.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Moki TUa positively CurCs Sick
Headache, in,lls,S,"luu an,i ,uustipI.
iion, \ Jcliahttul herb drink. lie.
mu.Cs sii Crup,iuus ~, the skin. pro.
ducing a I'CTTCci complexion. or money
refunded. .tc aul ~, Write 'c us
for frye samrin ". ~. Hooker \ 10.
Buffal". n. \. Tor safe 10y iicFciut,i
4 Avafd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
ENTERPRISE FREE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

During past year. the Entsrpri.. once hl. 1.
bccn useful In securing employment Tor
tho.- wanting work Ani IA rnding labof-rl'
now at hand Nhcn thi. department OF tho
Enterprise can be made q. value To both
farnicr. and lAborrr.- Farmers n-s,iins help
arc Invited to make their wants knnwu. and
men wanting places for farm work should
leave their names nj tile Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

No Mistake Will be made
if you buy your Fresh Meats at
Stauifer's Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

At Stauffer's-Meat Market
will be found the very choicest of
all kinds of Fresh Meats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

The best and most complete line
of single and double harness in
the city at the Rocky Ford Trad
ing Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
CONSUMPTION

the mesg dreaded and deadly Of all die.
eases Hs we'll as pneumonia. and all
Lung Troubles ate relieved at once and
cured by ACkCr's English Remedy ''thp
and Colds In day. = cents. Your
money back " iissa sisfisdis Write fnr
,sis. S'y. FOR s,is b. iIsT.g,s,t q Ays.i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
Hay Contractor-Wanted

ndy SOuIT dCtOr ahttl
with teams, to Cut aud sStaet 800
acres Alfalfa ON Boston Farm.
We can furnish part haying ma
chinery to good parties. Apply
at farm. or write =. j. Wright,
Supt., Olney Colorado. j9-5l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

The Dawlcy Hardware 4 Furniture
Ga, IL eplsreiuR its borders. a space
01liJ test 10 Railroad ayenue has been
enclosed with . solid fenoe aud will soon
I've filled with agricultural implam 'nts.
soop the space will he cosetei with
si,sis foF the alter storing Of their M.
cbinery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

We had jus. kicked the last coal bill
collector off our back stoop when the
+, ;, ice bill collector rang our front door
bell E..sihsr there is any rest for the
weary in the hereafter Eo know not, but
there rs certainly none here in this vale
of tears.-Ey,' B.. - %
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

". J. Archibald, mail carrier on the
rural route which supplies the Holbrook
country. travels - miles every day. He
has 100 letter boxes on his route, but the
punching Of mail enables him TO serve
about 800 families every day. Tue rural
mail service is a great success and high.
ly appreciated by the people served.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

You can get all kinds of feed of
the Rocky Ford Trading Co. Try
them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Cantaloupe SeeI from prize
melons for sale by Fred Vint.
3S-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

I. l.. Edmundson. just from
Missouri. wants work on farm.
Address him at Rocky Ford.
The Coconino sun., 1902-01-04

DISBURSEMENTS.
 Current paid 42762 "A Road fund warrants paid 2654 42 Flagstaff school district, No. 7,2S7 63 Williams school district Mo- paid 5,S+5 8 Frisco school district No 4 warrants pa;d 37, ss
The Coconino sun., 1902-01-04


 Current expense fund 21, ,667 General school fund ....................... 567 65 Sinking fund of Williams school district 4,117 7s Sinking fund of Flagstaff district. 2e7s s7 Flagstaff school district, No 1............ 1,25O Williams school district Mo- 2............... GA 7s
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-19
AGE LIMIT.

II has been denied by the highest au-
thorities on the subject that any hui
man being has ever lived to be 40
years old; and these authorities have
refused to believe that any person has
exceeded the age of 104. Although
there have been many c~entenarians
who have ~professed to be 100 years old
and a few who have announced their
age as 1870. it must be conceded that in
no case has there been indubitable or
documentary proof of the claim. 1t has
been considered significant that every
very old person, Tor person alleged to
be more than los years. has been
either a pauper. or very poor, and SO
has not been in a position to maintain
documentary evidence. Most havs
been negroes, of whose birth no rec
ords have been kept.