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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24
MR.. OMAN DOES NOT
LIKE HABITS HABITS
West Side Grocer Says He Was
Beaten When He Tried to Col
Iect Bill.

Carl Oxman, West side grocer, yes
terday sworea out a complaint against
Thomas Habit, whom he charges with
assault and battery. The grocer says
Habits wife bought goods of him on
credit, and when he called on her hus-
band to collect for them the latter
punched himzon the nose several times,
declaring he would not pay the bill.
Oxman's face was somewhat disfg-
ured as result of his attempt to COLI
1ect the bill, and City. Prosecutor Kel-
Ter issued warrant for Habits arrest.
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Monument to a Brave Bov.

LAPORTE, Ind, Dec 23.-Judge Rich
ter today appointed State Senator
Crumper, Charles Herold and Ezra T.
Scott, of Westville, trustees of the IVES
ley A. Reynolds National Memorial Fund. .,
which has been created to erect a monl-
ment to Wesley Reynolds, an eighteen
year-old boy, who, while defending the
Westyille- bank several weeks ago, was
shot and killed by bandits. Contributions
are being received form every state in
the Union, banks and casualty companies
being the most liberal givers The bandits
are still at liberty.
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MEMBERS OF BIG
HOUSE HAVE DINNER
Employees of FarweII, ozmun G Kirk
Meet With Heads of
the Firm.

The statesmen and the heads of the de-
partments of Farwell, Ozmun x Kirk
were rendered a banquet at the CONNER
cial club rooms last night. After the
feast the work of the past year was re-
viewed and the outlook and prospects of
sixth annual banquet given by the firm,
and it was attended by nearly one hun
dred men.
r. A. Kirk presided, and delivered an
address replete with sound business sense,
treating of the condition of the hardware
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24
MRS. DUFFY SAYS MIR.
DUFFY WILL HARDLY DO
Complains That Her Husband Came
Home and Made Her Subject Of
Physical Culture.

Anna Duffy yesterday swore out a
complaint against her husband, John,
charging him with assault and bat
terry. ts25
The Duffys reside at 1850 ST. An
thony avenue, and Mrs. Duffy says her
husband came home Monday night and
BILE.
1--WE stood it as elong as I'm going
to-" said Mrs. Duffy to, City Prosecutor
Keller, "and Iiwant him arrested. He's
no good, anyway He gets drunk and
refuses to work. and i can get along
better without stin around"
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MEXICO CITY, Dec. 23.-It is now
practically assured that the American
English syndicate, with headquarters in
London and Chicago, will purchase three
companies to be taken over are the Bueno
Tove, So, e000 00G capital; La Cigarra, with
capital of $1,75e,0 and a private con-
Germ. The total amount of the deal Is
about $1,000, 600 silver. The purchasing
company will be known as the Mexican
Tobacco CORPORATION
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DIED.


ROED-In St. Paul, at late residence, S31
Reaney street, Tuesday, Dec. %, at
$3.50 P. M. Mrs. May Roed. aged TWEEN TWEEN
to Faribault, Mimi, for interment.
MoRRIs-In st. Paul, MINI, d. Dec; r5s. %,
Sixth street, Laura, wife of Robert
Morris, aged sixty-five years. Funeral
services at ST. James A. M. 3. church,
Fuller street, Friday, the 26th inst, at
o'clock p. m. Indianapolis and Louis
vile papers please copy.
NAFEY-In ST. Paul, Mimi, Dec. %, IL
a. M, Susie Frances, aged nine years
eight months, beloved daughter of Gill
bert 3. and Mollie v. Nafey. .Funera!
Wednesday, Dec. "a, 1 o'clock, from
family residence, $50 Bidwell street. Chi
cago papers please copy.
WALRATH-In ST. Paul. Mimi, Dec. II,
1902 DR.. Harrison S. Walrath. Funeral
from late residence, No. IL East Seventh
street, Wednesday, Dec. "a, at 10 o clock
"a m.
STEIDL-In st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. %,
1902 at the family residence. 4S0 Green
wood avenue, Mrs. Barbara Steidl, aged
Ga years. Notice of funeral later.
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Ihrounh Tourist Car

Service to California via the Minneapolis
e st. Louis R. R. every Wednesday
morning via Kansas City and the Santa
Fe Route and every Thursday evening
via Omaha ard the Denver & Rio
Grande Ry. (the scenic line) through
Salt Lake City. Rates and other informa-
Ton furnished 1s1 ~ upon I application o to j. e.
Street St Paul MINI.
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WILL SPEND CHRISTMAS
WITH HIS FAMILY
One of Missouri's Imprisoned Judges lie
Out for Awhile

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec 23-Judge
Thomas hewitt, of ST. Clair county, Ohio,
failing to obey mandate of the United
States court, was released today by Judge
Phillips SO he could spend Christmas with
his family. After the holidays he viii
return to the Marysville Jail.
Judge hewitt is the presiding judge of
the county court of st. Clair. He has
been in jail ever since he was elected.
have refused to vote money to pay rail-
road bonds, for which a Judgment was
obtained in the federal court, and Judge
Phillips has kept them in Jail.
1 A week ago Judge hewitt wrote to
Judge Phillips and begged the privilege
of going home for Christmas. He prom
ised Judge Phillips that he would not
hold court in St. Clair county, but would
return after the holidays.
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Dewey at San Juan.

SAN JUAN, p. R., Dec 23-Admiral
Dewey arrived on the Mayffower today.
thousands of people thronged the wharfs
and the public buildings were decorated
and the forts fired salue. The admiral
was escorted to the palace by a detach-
ment of artillery. infantry and mounted
palace was thronged with officers, who
attended the big private reception to-
night given by Gov. Hunt in honor of
the debut of his eldest daughter, Eliza
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To Observation-Disclosures

Via the Min eapolis and ST. Louis R. r.
The shortest route through three gate
ways and without depot transfers on the
North Star Limited, which is the new
est and best train to Chicago and ST.
Louis. Rates and other information
cheerfully furnished upon application to
]. c.. Rickel, City Ticket Agent, 39S
Robert Street, ST. Paul, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24
RAILROAD NOTICES.
A POPULAR CALENDAR.
The "omaha" Roads Useful Calendar
Now Ready for Distribution,

The popular calendar issued every year
by the Omaha" Road is now ready for
distribution. This is without doubt the
most useful calendar issued. and will be
found in more business houses and homes
than any other. 1t is ten by fourteen
inches in size, hasa nice silk cord
for hanging. and runs a week to page.
The figures are two inches in height
and can be easily seen the length of a
large room Copies of this very useful
calendar may be had free on application
at City Ticket Offices to J. A. O'Brien, 500
Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis; e. A. Whita-
ker. 1872 Robert St, St. Paul. or a copy
will be sent by mail to any address in
the United States or Canada for 10 cents
in stamps. to cover postage. wrapping.
ETC., on application to T. w. Teasdale.
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ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
California Tourist Car Service.

California Tourist Car Service.
Tuesdays and Thursdays (two cars,,
or Scenic Route, whichever you prefer.
Full information at Rock Island ticket.
offices, Sixth and Robert streets, St.
Paul, and 322 Nicolle. avenue. Minneapo-y
lis. F. P. Rutherford G. p A.. ST. Paul
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24
Vessel Captains Better Paid.

CLEVELAND, ohiea Dec. 2a.-By order
I of A. B. Wolvin, general manager of the
Pfttsburg Steamship company. the cap
tains of all the boats of that company will
receive an advance in wages of 10 per
cent for the season OF 1903 AS soon as
cargoes for next year are received the
men will be assigned to tsaeir boats.
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Golden State IimIted,

Golden State Limited.
finest.
Leaves Kansas City 1o:40 a. m. daily.
To connect with it. take morning trains
& st. L. or 9. G. VI raircans. Only So
hours, Kansas City to Los Angeles.
Through cars for Santa Barbara and San
Francisco.
Southern Route-through land of per-
petual sunshine.
Tickets and berths at Rock Island ticket
offices, Sixth and Robert streets. st. Paul.
F. p. Rutherford. G.. P. A. st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24
Homeseekers. Excursions.

points or sale at low rates by Chi
cago Great Western Railway on first and
third Tuesday of each month. November
ii through % tourist s sleeping tase cars For or pare @
ticulars apply to J. N. Storr, City Tkt
Agt.. corner Fifth and Robert streets. st.
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$3.50 Covers All Expenses.
a5-Qax Tour of California

Via North Western Line, leaving Twin
Cities Jan. 9Th, Feb. 3, II, March 8, II,
81 and April IA. This price includes
berth in Pullman sleeper, hotels, dining
car. carriage drives, side trips, etc.
Full particulars from e. A. Whitaker,
3S2 Robert ST., st. Paul, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24
Have You Travelled

On the Black Diamond Express? Have
you enjoyed its comforts and the beau
ties of the scenery along it's route IL.
not, then you have missed an entranc ::
ing experience and should supply the
omission when you next go East. It
runs between Buffalo, New York and.
Philadelp}ia
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They stop ouarrellnn,

sEARCY. Ark, Dee. 2s.-Messrs Mil
Ter and Mahan, partners in general
store at West Point, nine miles from
here, had difficulty over business af-
fairs today and shot each other. Mahan
was killed instantly and Miller died a
few hours later.
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Connected With the Humbert Family

BUENOS AYRES, Dee. 23-Mme. Ba-
lenZa, said to be the mistress of Romain
d d'Aurignac, who was arrested with 9TH
er members of the Humbert family in
Madrid last Saturday, was taken into
custody upon her arrival here from
France. A quantity of her baggage was
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California,

fers the choice of three through tourist
cars via different routes making fast time
and having every comfort. Ask for book
let about them. J. N. Storr City Tkt.
Agt., Cor. 5th and Robert Sts., st. Paul.
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To Omaha and the West.

Take the road which will get you there
most quickly. BUFFET CARS. LIBRARY
CARS, DINING CARS, PARLOR CARS
and SLEEPERS over. the Minneapolis. &
st. Louis r. r. John G. Rickel, City
Ticket Agent, No. 398 Robert st. Tele-
phone N W. Main 661 y. G.. 690
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GoIno South.

Only SO hours to New Orleans by the
NORTH STAR LIMITED" No depot
transfer n, in Chicago The only limited MITE
sueapoliS & St Louis r R.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24

The shortest line and best service to
Oskaloosa Iowa. Moberly. Mexico and ST.
Louis. Mo, is via the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis r. R. Ticket office. 39S Robert ST.,
St Paul Mimi
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24

Christmas and New Years Holiday Rates..
One fare and third for the round trip
to points on the Chicago Great Western
Railway within distance Of 200 miles
from selling station.
Tickets on sale Dec. "a. 25. 81 and Jan.
1st. For further information apply to
J. N. Storr, City Tkt. Agt.. corner Fifth
and Robert streets. st. Paul.
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Sunshine Route to California.

Through Pullman Tourist sleepers to
California via the Sunshine Route &C.,
M. & st. P. and Santa Fe Lines). every
Tuesday, commencing October 14th- Berth
rate. Sc.
Ticket office, s65 Robert street. or adj
dress w. B. Dixon. N. w. P. A. st.
Paul.
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chicagc-FIorlda Through Service
VIII Run Via Louisville,

Commencing January 9th, 1908. Leave Chi
cago sac p. m. over Pennsylvania Short
Line and reach Jacksonville and st. Au-
gustine second morning without changing
cars. For further information consult, in
person or by letter, II. r. Dering, A. G.
p. Agt., 24S South Clark ST., Chicago.
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Admiral se,,Iev Has I.umbaoo.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec 23-Rear
Admiral Winfield S. Schley is ILL., suffer-
ing with an acute attack of lumbago. His
condition however is not serious, though
the attack will cenfine him to his bed for
few days.
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Americans Invest in Mexico.

Briar Pipes in cases for 81 at Winecke
q Doerr's 1858 Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24

For Holiday Smoking.
Go to Adam sFetsch's, on Fifth street
for your fine Cigars.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24

Presents of all kinds in Smokers Arti-
cles at Winecke e Doerfss, 36S Robert st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24

A Fresh Carload of Christmas Trees
at Very Low Prices.
Tens of Nuts and Candy.
Christmas Trees, Holly and Everqreen
Candles and Candle Holders, Christmas
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24

Deposit your savings with the Security
Trust Company. New York Life B.ass
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM

General Passenger Agent. The North
Western. Line, st. Paul. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24

I'etIIaIIss' aIcy, per uoZen, ZUc, l5c
Pineapples, Florida, each 2gc, 15c and 10c
Pineapples. Philippine, each ..75c
Pears, Winter Nellis, per dozen 25c
Grape Fruit, Florida, each zoe, 15c
and ...............1oc
Strawberries, Florida, per basket ....25c
Oranges, good Ones 2 dozen CSC
Satewba Grapes. 5-lh basket .........15c
Malaga Grapes, per pound ...--...... zoe
Plenty of Cigars In Boxes of 12s, 25s.
Key West Victorias, in boxes of 25s eoc
Havana Splits, % in box CSC
Eontella, 25 in box ...... ......e CSC
Cremo, so in a box ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Joflnnle Blrd' 90 In box $4,000. .25
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

eats.i them On the river bottoms. prob
ably Ihinkins only 0I the sTass and
considering the uIlands as 0niy mad.
Io MI saIss ia creation, They Knew
nothing Of alfalfa. einIalouIss-s or sn-
gar l-r.-ts, NOR ap-anie,l Of railroads i@,-
ins built here.
Colorado Was organized as a terri
terry. with Colorado city as ia. eap'
ilai, ia issil. ami Was admitted 80 a
stale August I. 1876 iisnsr il il often
eali.si the Centennial state,
it4nI county, Of which We were a
part. Mas organized in lsTI ani at
Iaehri for judicial purposes 4" i'ur
s.ilo county Iiil 1872, Troubles NsE-
s4IIl.-,i At hons. 80 the iisIane- Io
court. l:b miles IL Ihs most distant
paint, iii n1I causr much ineonNs.-
nien-.. Ia 49,. IL. Legislature grant
-,i a yearly term of court ni las AMI
mas. a cluster 0f houses 0pI-sslIe Fort
Lyon. The hamlet LWiniis,l away on
Ihr saIIi"m-nt of tie pr-s-tI town oI
las Aniilas, call.L West las .Anitiins
for year., Nhich occurred Wt"n the
Kansas Pacific. n0W a part of th"
t'nion Pacific system. built a branch
int1 the valley from kit Carson, This
Toatt WHs conttnu-,i to Ia Junin ia the
latter paFt of iss5. hut torn up ia
isss. owing I" Hn nsr~m"ni on dlNi'
slon II territory with the Santa fr.
which hai completed It's line, having
purchased the T,tad i--i at III" i'n"i,lo
4 Arkansas Valley railroad to In
IunIa, iiEnI county hnd suiSsrTilrsi
si'I..s Io III" building ot the latter.
While Ih.. t-rmini of th-s.' rSads
w-r- Mt las .,nimas ani In JuniH
iil1s.. plHc,.s w-nr i-oomihs. as all the
EO.Ais for New Mexico. Arizona nn'i a
sp-a, deal for OH Mexico w-r'
frrishIs,i from those points 10y oS ntii
mule teams. principally Mexican oxen.
many of them not much bigger than
i,o.I.ck's dos. They w"- pretty had
plnc,.- ta stay ia sometimes. either Icy
day or night. especially las Animns.
At In Juntn. th"rr w-r,', besides small
-r establishments. two lars" coininI-s
sion firms carrying u stock OF u million
i1iinrs.
The Santa E- was built to- Pueblo
in Isl. AMI to Trinidad In ISIS. l-av'
Ing In Junin u dead iown and the
houses w-rr moved away, Senator
Swink testified b-for- legislative
committee Ia is1r That he hnd traded
an oid shot gun for the remnant nr
III. improvements. hut. like Ennluo's
ghost. IL would not down. nnd il to.
,lny one of the piaccs To- L. proud of.
The following Is not strictly appro'
PIRATE. hut may interest some. The
Denver \ iiio Grand. railroad. u mar
ruw gauge. two feet six inches, ! think.
was commenced ut Denver In 1871 nnd
Colorado Springs WIS the terminus IN
b-c"mirr. is1... have u very dis.
tinct recollection OF paying $50 cS-
press from Denver Oh u <i5 sndil" III
that month. In the spring of issJ IL
was completed to Pueblo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
EARLY COLORADO HISTORY.
Interesting Sketches by one of the Pioneers.
Vim. Matthews.

Vim. Matthews.

Some Of the data are matters Of
United States history. OlhsTs oI Colo
Tasio history ani the remainder ~ ssnr
sEal knowledge, ia. Nlls,i- contrasting
ia" pasI aiii present al oI"To county,
of the future, like Ih- verdict Of a
petit jury, sOI 0niy knows Their
aEe portions, n0 doubt, which will not
Interest many TraLsEs-thsH d0 not
have Ia nead Ih-m any m1F- than the
advertisements
The nrsI Ansl0-SaNOns, s0 far as
known. Io s@I I0aI 0n Colorado soil.
Nrpr m-mi-'rs 0i ia. command Of
Lieutenant i'ik", NL0. IL lS-l. after
exploring the outskirts. bur still within
the boundaries II Ihr Ilirn state 0G
Louisiana. On NOVrniis-r .sIIh canir ia
sight of the iiIii- knob on ia. siotz'
noW kn1Wn ~ itk"'s Peak i'ik- af'
IrTNnpi nsI a man named i'nrsi"y in
Santa f-. Who saii b. hnd isr"n herr
t--f"nr ani his W"pi was not doubted,
AZ Ihis Iin-. and up Ia III" eios.' of
tbs Mexican war ia lsi~ tie AEknn'
sac river was the boundary liz" la
tween ia" United States and oli Mex
ts". so that ni1uI Sns,haif of what
il notE ptrT8 county was tlrn IrUF'
Iion II Mexico our fri-nds who last
iIiHE IT, for It-ir is'n-Iii HHL ouFs. AZ
papcntiy overlooked this fact ani ior'
Eut that II ih-p' w"Tr int-Ei1I~Ts w.
Wrr' th" 0nss.
Rants fort. at ii- EAST lIn- II this
county. VI which the ruins arr still to
L. s--n. was built 10y the ii-nt broth
-Fs. traders. ia ist... kit carsSn's
FIRST Entry into our history WIS in 1871.
wh-fi h- wns employed n n hunter
ani iEapIs-F. while ia" place was head
quarters for the Rents. who lived th"r-
siN y-aTs t='fnr' building. The gov
-rntn-nt wished Ia purchase the fort
for sis.us. the owners wanted si,.ss,
nnd knowing that Uncle sam would
take II anyhow. they blew II up nni
abandoned the site in ISL The writer
stayed all nishi Ia January, issi. On
HE FIRST trip down the valley. in pnr'
tlon ot the building. which had i-'-n
made hnhitabi- ani WIS us-,i ns cow
cuniI'.
]. ". rwwrrs brought bunch nt
iOp COWS from Missouri in 1911. the
commencement of the cntti. business
Ia Colorado. I believe.
Ia is'E, n treaty wns made with the
Ch-y-nn" nnd Arapahoc tFii--. who
owned the north side of the river.
This removed them from Colorado.
one of the conditions was that every
haif'br-.'i Of the trih-s was to have
'Iin acres Of land. Some Of the h-nr,
fcinri-s Were then unborn. These
tructs were. owing to their shape.
called 'h.cfsi-aE' claims. and nr- now
known n Nos. to about -. They
nr' situated on the north side OF the
river from the west line Of this county
io near I'll. Kansas line. The cummis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
he a. +. II $. +. rail.

loading Pens ON the \. 4. \ :. l.. rail.
way.
Th cattle are fed In n very system
atic way and are weighed when placed
In feed lots. and feed given them Is
also weighed daily and nn accurate ac-
count kept OF the cost OF such feeding.
using various compounds OF feed nnd
noting difference OF gain In cattle.
which. when reported. viii bc OF In
tcrcst to stockmcn and feeders OF the
state. There will he fed at this plant
about G.Or1 tons Of alfalfa hay and
sorghum. 10000 tons Of pulp. aud
about fifty carloads Of cotton seed
meal and corn. which shows the mag
nitudc OF the business.
\ large percentage OF the cattle be-
ing fed were bred In this state by the
Alfalfa Land and Cattle Company. OF
which Mr.. James a. Lockhart * prcsi-
dent. while others have been pur-
chased from stock raiscrs from differ
cnt parts OF the state.
Messrs. j. a. Lockhart. W. II. Lock-
hart. his son. and J. ID. Herring com
prise the majority of the stock OF the
company. and devote their entire time
TO the business, which Is under their
personal supervision.
Mr.. James A. Lockhart came to
Colorado ten years ago. and has al
ways been actively engaged In the cat
tie industry and. particularly, In the
Arkansas valley: and while president
of the Alafalfa Land and Cattle Com
pany, built up at Fowler one of the
most complete cattle-fccding plants in
the state, which was recently sold for
100000. Mr.. Lockhart lives at Colo
RADIO Springs, where he has n fine resi-
dencc property: however his interests
are Identified with this valley and its
development, taking not only an active
part in the beet culture, but also in all
other matters of an agricultural ma
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

of cattle are now being fed upon beet
pulp in connection with alfalfa hay
and sorghum, which is chopped up
with large fodder cutters, while with
this product is mixed bran, ground
corn and cotton seed meal.
The power used for chopping the
fodder is n twcnty-two-horse power
gasoline engine, the fodder being stored
in several barns, T2N1OO feet. A mar
row-gaugc railroad system of several
miles extent Is so constructed about
the yards for the convenient carrying
of feed. by use of which the labor has
been reduced to a minimum. In con-
nection with the feeding pens they
have several miles of alleys, cutting
pens and scale pens. for weighing of
cattle. as well as brnuding and de-
horning chutes. all of which are con-
nected by alleyways leading to the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

turc. and is known ms one of the fore
most stockmen of the West.
Mar. w. IL. Lockhart. secretary of the
company is superintendent of the feed
ing ut the yards. He has been for sew
eral years engaged in feeding at Fow-
Ter, and is n competent judge of stock,
and is exercising great care in having
all tests made accurately to determine
the real merits of their feeding ma
tcrials.
Mr.. J. d. Herring is foreman at the
yards. and is regarded as one of the
best all-around cattle men of the state
That the Lockhart Live Stock Com
pany is n well-organized concern,
backed by splendid ability and expert
enec. is a fully established fact, hav-
ing as their general office elegantly
furnished quarters in the El Captain
hotel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

made goods have decidedly the adyan'
tag. over factory maas candies.
The success that has been achieved
by Rocky Roni's candy men. Messrs-
PaytOn & Rogers. has been phehoms'
nal but 1ell'msri,.d. for the sales and
popularity OF their candies has far ca
ccsded their fond.st expectations.
Having learned the business extend
ins over two years under one of the
finest candy experts OF III. state. they
are competent to max. all hish'sraic
and choie. articles. being prepared Ia
max. as many as hsS-niy',No kinds,
Will. at present they hay" upon their
counters over two dozen popular
brands and have been successfully
supplying the Christmas trade. The
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
CANDY KITCHEN.

A Home Enterprise that is Catering to
the Fiekie Palate Of the Masses.-
Everything Pure in Candies and
highest Perfection Attsined.-Pay-
ton Z Rogers. Proprietors. sos
South Main Street
No business has received such an
innovation OF recent years as has the
candy business in all sections OF the
country. for everywhere people are
awakening 10 the fact that pure home
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

quires not only capital, but good man
agemcnt, persistent effort, hard labor
and intelligent management. exercised
In every detail of the work.
II Is not presumptuous to say that
the Lockhart Live Stock Company's
plan of feeding cattle Is the only one
of its kind in the state. They have es-
tablishcd stock yards adjoining the
American Beet Sugar Company's fac
tory ut Rocky Ford for feeding cattle
on an extensive scale. Their yards
cover about forty acres and 1000 head
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

standard attained In their candles has
been the secret of the large sales and
which has made their pariors no favor
lite and popular. for only the best su'
sar. purcst ingredients and fiavorin.s
enter into their composition.
II has been only through painstnk'
Ing efforts. courteous treatment, excel
icncc OF goods and expert business
qualifications that has brought TO the
Payton 4 Rogers candy kitchen such n
prosperous and promising record. for
IL is their Intention to conduct ms finc
n candy business ms is possible. which
fact they are certainly doing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

duties with credit Io himself ami sat
isfaeIiOn to his constituents. Their
fuHeFai ear ami equipments are OBJ
ieeIs 0f slesane- ani their entire busi-
rsss is characterized by reasonable
charges.
In plumbing the firin has earned a