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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14
0xnsrds Talk With the Pres.
ident.

1t s.ems that in his talk with
President Roosevelt on tn. caban
sugar tariff NJ. Osnard. tho emf.
nent beet sugar manufacturer. aid
not turn the president from his
desire to bring about q reduction
in tile sugar tasid. bat hs can
hardly have failed to impress him
with the Importance aud the pnssi-
bilitiss of the beet sugar industry
in tho United StateA
President Roosevelt 10 not blind
ta tho s-lfshnsss which lies hs-
hind the action of the cane-sugsr
trust. aud he can SEQ that in tho
nsnsfactare. Il sbss's. sa9aS~it ia
possible To develop . great in'
dusiFy within our own border.
We arc sure we will b. satisfied
with Legislation giving Caba the
smallest concession practicable 10
promote its industries and retain.
ing for b@et.sussr production the
largest amount Of protection pos
sible under the circumstances.
The motive which prompts Pres.
ident Roosevelt TO ndvoent. re-
duetion in the Cuban tariff il rad
ically different from that which
actnates the cane-suHar trust. We
nre sure he has no desire to favor
the trust more than the producers
of bee, sugar. ". may rest assured
tim, an far ns his influence goes 1t
will b. cScfied with view Ia do-
ing only as much for Cuba mr. may
bs consistent with shelter Ia
American Industries. s.-Dcnvcr Re.
publican.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

L. F. Mel,ring, the ngricnlturist
for tie beet sugar factory ut Rock y
Ford. who had charge of the beet
inspection in this section Inst year,
has been here this week out among
the farmers getting the beet con-
tracts signed up. Mr.. Mehring,
by his thorough knowledge Of beet
culture and courteous dealings
with those with whom he had busi-
ness last summer and fall made n
most favorable impression on our
people, and if the company sends
out an agriculturist this year it is
hoped Mr.. Mehring will be the
man.-Investigator, Lakin, KS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

The "Three Musketeers" as
played by the Sanford Dodge
Company is high-class attraction
and should be welcomed everywhere.
A great play, beautiful costumes,
special scenery and talented COM
pany all combine to make this q
splendid production. At. Opera
House Saturday evening, March
15., ,+s.,'r~s sc',
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14
Card Of Thanks.

We, the mother, sisters and
brothers of Prof. w. G. Browning,
extend our heatfelt thanks to all
our friends in Rocky Ford who
have 30 kindly done everything in
their power to make as easy as pos
sible the hard trial through which
we have been called to pass,
aud especially do we want to thank
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Swink, Mr..
and Mrs. H. v. Alexander, Mrs.
+. j. Smith, Mrs. L. N. Hendricks
and Rev. w. I. Davenport.
Mrs. L. E, Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cave.
Mrs. Edna Chartrand.
Charles Browning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14
i;,.siutiss- Of C.'nd.i-ar- ani syn
psiiiy.


psiiiy.
Tho iailouin. l.-saiaiioa. q, Con.
dsi-s1S aud sympathy s-g- adopted by
Rocky Ford Lois. No. 81. !. u. -. T.:
Whereas. tn. GErai and Snpf-tae
isniss II Ii,s Universe bss ia Ills infinite
~.s.ian s-noygL from ain"an. us Carts.
tho beloved soa of our worthy Brother
A. ". shs ltan: tb-fvfof-.
ll-snlS-.i. That tho sudden REMOVAL of
such lif- ffom our midst leaves - Va.
rAnry aud a shadow that will l., deeply
I-aisx-si hy all Who knew him sni will
prove - SERIOUS l1ss I" tho community.
ii-soly-sl. That siiL .l--p sosTos
No -1i.nI liIuih-r Shelton and fainii.
our hpaEif-lt sympathy ani espn-s oar
hIp- that even So great u lees i1 ia all
may b- uyvrrul-.l faf gs1l b. Hlm who
dn-',h all ihin.s well.
I'rnly U- live IA a world whore solemn
shadows arc cDuliuaally Falling uiTpn oar
Path. W- have. however. ti- blrssssri
satisfaction at Lno~Ius: thai death canuIt
enter that E,lirr, io Which ih. departed
AI- Trin.,yrsi. Therefor, let hUi- aud
faith tniD..i- with your natural .Igr,a.
i,-srly.i. Tha, this TcsolnIlon Dr
spirai uirou the minutes of the l..Sig-.
published in Ill. I.ocky Ford papers AMI
"a copy forwarded tu the l-r.av.-i iaini!.
II. II. SuIru.
NJ. l.. MryEg.
T.. q. WAsiiHuHS.
Committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14
SANTA Pc DEPOT HOTEL.
GROOM l2)
Monday. March ",
ONE DAY ONLY.

ssssssiss as,sLif. rL~s asssas st-~ir ssssss
ss.ls.~isAAD s~s 10 ,Ls .S~siss us~is.sss ~
iLs cLsosis ps.sssss ec~saA t0 @~s. ss0sa
s.d skiiisssA- Cssssiissie~ ssd ssssslsssiss y
fsss IN all Nyss siii sisis sls~. 80 ssii ~
ysa Skss sssaass zee ess ss>ssasAay eA0.se
1ssa sksss sSssisi ssvsaas~ss. heosohse -
- as4S ass<. ~ dast call sss late
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

\ assaHa...isa lisas~ Asks \ Curve
tisa.
CHeAso. March 10. l.sse-
To ,i-e Editor OF ths kntespsis--
is yoar edition II March in tbs
sriels heaisd -cssisioats Crop Goa
tract ib-r- AZ. SONS iisLs eDr-csioas "a
sa-s-. Yoa say thai Lsoa 4 cossins So
cured the basin~.s oa is,s p~s e-ei Ut il's
pes psoe.sds- As vs understand IL. IL
sl.saisi l,s isi1 pss csni ~, the ssass pro.
eessis. csuirhiisid 4 woa,ioik odsssst
to .lo ths bushes ios 10 p-s c-ai. - es
did also. 1hs latter part Of the article
s.aid give oes tiss ,isPsssssoa that vs
s~ss sas financially Issssunsabi.- Tbs
fsess sss tiAsi % sssss.l ~ fass,slsd ~
cuomissse ssih - GOD i.,pd - ID.
svissssrss - ssy konss coatJ. bet they
~ - s.bsosAstsssA11soss9siss setks
ssf-ssarss sivsa thsm- We ssys bsso
in the business bsss fos osss slsssty Ave
ye.p and have always psid osss handssi
r-sss oa The dollar and hops 10 coasinas
,loibs 81.
10 tbass Individual growers and assars-
siions uho have bos already sispcsi susy
iL-ir sighs to coutfol their shipmeats. 90
soaii suggest that they walt until
August ! before doing 81. as u is s.s
our isl-aisoa io op-a an offir1 1T lucky
Ford about July u. with sgeaeir. 81 w.
other shipping pants, our obi-ct bvsns
io s-ii Z. "a b. Rocky fo6'i. all ship.
nssBts entrusted to rs, paf charge vail
is lee. aud ses,ie-. equally as gtssi 40
any vas CAN render. abi tho i'-t results
SO arc satisfied will 10 ieit-r than tho
.tfasx. l.k.- la.I lsEsxlRf9fu
ws Wish yon souii CIV. this article
tho sats,s psonir.nc., yoa dill tho account
u tli. tIss-sina:.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

Wanted, a Tenant for season
1902 on 80 acres, or any part there-
of, Beet or Melon land. About ]
mile south of town. Easy terms
given right party. Apply at once,
giving references. E. S. Walters,
844 E. Evans, Pueblo, Colo.
4O-43
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

At last rcpnr,s }. q. Grac.y. who is
icvo,ing his tim. Ia securing tomato
contracts for iii. canning company, Ind
written mp contracts for 1nb acres. liz
yet lacked 100 acres of the desired
nmonnf. but was quite hopeful OF secnr.
ing all the acreage uccieI for success.
ful seasons canning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

You will always find a complete
line of Fresh and Salt Meats at
Govreau's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

On Tn.a,!Ry t'nh.riascr A,iair shipped
in Elmnrr. Ohio. il,c is.iy ~ i;nlc Il.
HH.s-,cuss. who dici oa Snu,Iay, ut
pncuinuiiia.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

For Sale, A good young team
Call on F. r. Merk, half mile
north of sugar factory. 4O-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

A careful enumeration will hav. tn hc
made 10 determine whirii has bull, the
greatest number ~ dwellings ia Rocky
Fori-I. DENIES. Dr. ". T.. F-nirn nr
II. Baker. The latter -nicrI'r,-'ng hnili'
cr IL now completing hts twelfth dwell.
ing. ono planned Tor his own occupancy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

Buy your Corn Of Nuckolls 4
Wolfe, in wagon loads lots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

New paper las nurl, inprScl the
appearance OF fric- & l.auc-'n stor,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

Hides Wanted.
Highest Cash price paid for
Hides at L. II. Gerbing's meat
market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14
Dissolution Of Corporation.

OAooVAAVAVA VA oASVASsA0As
More than two-thrds Of the ontire capital
stock Of the Rocky Ford Town and Invest.
ment Company having voted to dissolve tho
said Company under the provisions Of the
laws of Colorado governing corporations, and
In pursuance of the rider of the Board of
Directors of said Corporation, notice is here
by given that at tho termination of the period
of newspaper publication in the counties Of
Arapahoe. Bent and Otero, in the State Of
Colorado, MS required by the laws of said
State, and on the filing of this notice in the
Office OF the Secretary of State OF Colorado,
and in each of tho aforesaid counties. the
said corporation shall be deemed to have been
dissolved forever. rl
WITNESS tho signature of the Presi-
dent and the Secretary Of the said The
Rocky Ford Town and Investment
IL. 81 Company. under the seal fof said Cor
porxtion. this 18th day of February,
1902,
A. JOHNSON. President.
JNo. E. FROST, Secretary. ss-4s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14
ladies Of tho G. A. R.

Rocky Fari Circle. No. ". Ladiss Of
the Grand Army os the Republic. Was
instituted a; Roeiy Ford Saturday. Mar.
:. by Sister Ruth u. Foo,r. National an.l
Dcpartnsen; Organizer. The work on
,i,r iooF Mas eosiiHctcd by Sister Edna
Sasiiii. rsss, Circle rfess.leE,. Sister Cath.
rsinc Ross. Dci;. Treas. s'.ilt,g a. secrv'
,afy. Tie Circle ean;io; fail. with Con-.
fadc Nm. Green a; ;lie helm. and such
iatlirs a. the following for officers:
Mrs. Nina itarnes. President
Mn. Mice X. Green see. Sc. Nicc Pres.
Miss Catherine Wscs, .... slE. Nier Pres,
Mis- iiriir Swiut Treasures
Mrs. Mary cancsly. 80. Chaplain
Mrs. Mary Morris ........... Cnn'igrioi
Mr,. Sarah Martin. .n..............,G Guard
MnN GcEtfu'ie McIn'nsi Asst. CoHd'f.
SiFs. Hannah Homer Asst. Guard
Roll "l Honorary Members: Wm
Green. Geo. MeD. usi'orTc. ]. W. A,sin
IN. AIiFvw Sicl,oiss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14
Coming to La Junta

Dr. Eiiisaa ssi hshhsss. D~srsT's ssersss-
fsi .s-~isii.ss u ali shssls sAa ss-sa.i sis~Sss'
= .<A ssN~. ssd eiSanrsN. vii h. al tAs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14

y. H. NICHOLS s Co,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-14
LUNGS s I :,;s ,s'fIGs ,, ,'s.f . Z. 'si, sis,
ASTHMA

ehafnrirfit1sI D = srl
muscular ni,rfs az Tie
cause az many rrss-s I
yarus nerve Many niii
b-,'nehi,is snifsr iFum y
sultiiur treatment give
curing tit-s- ats~ss--.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-01
open TO ATTACK.
Whole Body Upset if Indigestion
Gets a Footho!d.

No one can thoroughly enjoy life il
suffering from stomach trouble The
whole body is upset the moment that any
trouble arises from indigestion. The blood
is Immediately affected and. in an IN
healthy state, is open to attacks from
disease germs of all kinds.
The first care of every sensible person
should De to see that the digestive organs
are always in good condition. Slight all
ments develope into d. pepsia chronic in
digestion, constipation, and later the kid
neys and liver are affected
When symptoms of indigestion appear.
the best known remedy is Blood Wine 1t
is a pure tonic, with no opiates or wine
in its composition. 1t acts Immediately,
and its effects are lasting and strengthens
ing.
r B. Cooper. of 10 Purchase St. New
Bedford, says
For gastric troubles and any nflam-
matory condition of the stomach. Blood
Wine is the finest medicine on the mar
ket. l have tried all kinds of medicines
and find Blood Wine unexcelled"
Mrs. w. f. Thayer of North Brooktield
writes us as follows:-
II have been troubled for several years
with my stomach and suffered with rheu-
matism and kidney trouble. ! have taken
ed to say that my aches have all disap-
peared and l am enjoying good health.
There cannot be too much said in praise
of Blood Wine
II your health is poor, try Blood Wine
to-day. All druggists sell Blood Wine for
30 cents a bottle. Accept no substitute.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-01
AN OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION
Railroad Men Get Facts about the Re-
cent Accident at Swanton

Swanton. April 2S.--There was an official
investigation held here this afternoon OF
the railroad wreck which occurred at the
East station Thursday, April "a, when sev
eral persons were injured by the Central
Vermont No. running into the rear
coach of the St. Johnsbury express at tbs
crossing. The meeting yesterday was be-
tween the officials of both roads.
The Central Vermont was represented by
Supt. c. T.. Soulc. Trainmaster j. keefe,
Travelling Engineer j. Donavan and AT
torney {. W. Writer'S. The st. Johnsbury
& Lake Champlain railroad was represent
ed by Supt. IA. T.. Folsom and Asst. Supt.
George Cree. Among the railroad men IL
attendance at the investigation We're thu
tranmen of the Central Vermont train in
the wreck, viz: Conductor Is. H. Murray,
Engineer Harry Randall, Fireman Rama
Valley and the brakemen. Glover and Car
penter; also the trainmen of the st. Johns
bury express, Byron Burt, conductor; r..
L. Moulton, engineer, and Nm. Daniels,
fireman.
The result Of their investigation has not
been made public, but it is believed they
came to an understanding. Mrs. Shaw of
Sheldon, an elderly woman, was injured
in the wreck. Her name has not heretofore
been given to the public, for the reason
that she was Immediately driven to the
home of her son here, George Shaw. and
was not taken into the station at all. Mrs.
Shaw is said to have been considerably
bruised,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

The weekly mail to the English army ir
South Africa is 90, CO.. letters.
The final census returns show that tbs
population of India is 294 2S6701
China raises and consumes more duck:
than any other country in the world.
Honolulu maintains public committee
whose sole business Is to extreminate rats
The automobile cart is gradually dis
placing the horse driven vehicle in France
Sponge fishing has been prohibited II
Turkish waters, and Greece will lose ar
annual revenue of nearly 100000 in con
sequence.
Forty eight pounds has bee paid for a
whale nearly 81 feet long, which stranded
on the Island of Oloron. The vendors were
the French marine authorities
On Mount Snowdon a bonfire is TO he
lighted on coronation eve that will. giver
clear night be seen from England Scot
land. Ireland, Wales and the Isle OF Man
Two Of three great British battleships to
b. laId down this year are to be named
Commonwealth and Dominion. in compli-
mont to Australia and Canada respectively
In the PuHjab the deaths from plaEu,
now average nearly 7ooN munthly Tho
SQUIRRELS at Hassan, Mysore caught tho
disease. and have been completely wiped
Cut.
As an additional precautiol against rob
berry. watchdogs are to be pur hased TO &C.
company the guardians Of the Louvre
Paris, on their nightly rounds through the
museum.
What remains of Fotherngay Castle
where Mary, queen of Scots. was behead-
ed, is to be protected by the Peterborough
Archaeological society, and left open &c
the public.
Germany furnishes more than ore fourtA
OF the foreign born immigration II this
country, 2jS per cent Ireland is next. viii
1876 per coat and England follows VIII.
81 per cert.
After Tive war broke out 40 Ecers tIekke,
into German 81 uthwcst Africa. whore they
have since lie, ONE raturalIzed subjects OF
the Kaiser. They are now serving thcil
tune as German soldiers.
The Russian ambassador at Constants
nople has scored great success by obtain
ing an trade from the sultan authorizing
eighty three Russian schools in Palcstin.
which had hitherto existed without per
mission.
MANY relics of pre-. Hellenic civilization
have lust been uuc0Itht near Naples
Among OTTER things discovered We're sew
eral articles Of gold and silver end guam,
tity Of feminine joHeiry, all Of the great
est archaeological NPluo
Two rowing rustics outside the winte,
Gar dens, Lord,n, were overheard recertlS
discussing tho word ''rlg-Tone' that lp'
Feared in tn Windows, After long p''H-
zlinc as % the nearing and how it tasted
they finally decided to go in and cell for q"
pot on Mt" to try. No0riG 1t to be a new
drink for coronation time.
The syndicate formed 10 organize the
new Columbia Club in London includes in
its membership the Duke Of Sutherland
Lord Charles Beresford, Winston Leonarc
Spencer Churchill, NJ. p; the Earl OF Kin.
tore, William c. Whitney and Senator
Chauncey NJ pepew. The entrance fef
has been sci at $3.50 and the annual dues
at SO, The syndicate has offered 500 Of
for a piece of desirable property for thu
club hOuSa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-01
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL
Charge Brought against Man and W ON
an At st. Adams Bay-Quarrei Arose
over Disputed Lac Fence,

St. Adams. April 2S.-The arrest of Mrs.
Chenette and Ed Blondin of st. Adams bay
this evening, charged with assault with
intent to kill Henry Belleville on Thursday
last has produced a unsavory sensation
which will be further aired at "a prc.mlr-
airy hearing which will be held tomorrow
morning.
1t appear that Mrs. Chenette and Belle
VILE own adjoining land at the bay and a
short time ago Belleville built a nice wire
fence, as he claims on the line between
the two properties. Mrs. Chenette ard
Blondin appointed themselves n board of
survey and condemnation and upon in
spection of Bellevlle's fence, decided that
it encroached upon Mrs. Chenettes prop
erty. SO armng themselves with wire nip
pers. hammers and a revolver, they pro-
ceeded to destroy the fence by cutting ell
the wire pulling up the posts. and casting
the wreck upon Belleville's land.
AS the work of destruction progressed,
Belleville appeared on the scene and order
ed them to stop. but the woman only
laughed at his orders while BlDndin as
Bceville declares drew "a revolver, cock
ed 1t and threatened to blow his Belle
vile's) ID brains out. and right then
the mix-up began. Belleville jumped for
Blondin. felled him to the ground with a
good stiff blow and then jumping On him,
pounded him in good shape. AS he was do
ing this Mrs. Chenette cut into the game
with a hammer and pounded Bellevlle
over the head until he was unconscious.
To-day Bellevile had recovered suf-
iicient to swear out warrants for the ar
rest of Mrs. Chenette and Blondin and
they were arraigned before Justice Kear-
ney, who placed them under 500 bonds
for appearance at a preliminary hearing
to be held at nine o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. Some interesting developments may
be looked for.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-01
AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
American Institute of Instruction in
This City July !, 2 and g.

Not to know this association argues
yourself unknown" This organization Of
educators is the Oldest in the world. Its
first meeting was held in the State House,
Boston, August 1922. 1880, and included
among its first officers such honored name
as President Francis Wayland, President
Nathan Lord, the Hon. Theodore FREEING
herysen, William G. Fowler of our ow n
State. Benjamin Dudley Emerson, Jacob
Abbott, Prof. c. c. FELTON,, Henry X.
Oliver, etc.
The high standard set by the gentlemen
has been well maintained during the :.
years of its existence. The writer, an at
tendant of over 20 annual meetings, recalls
the following Nermonters who have taken
part in papers or discussions, or have been
officers of the institute: President NJ. "
Buckham. ex-senator Edmunds. State Sec
rotary Adams, Joseph d. Barley S. w
Landon, II. T. Fuller Edward Conant
The association has held many of it,
meetings in such attractive places as Bur
lington, Newport, r. l., Saratoga, tbs
White Mountains, Montreal, Concord
n. H., Boston, Portsmouth, N. H., ant
New Haven. Conn.,
1t has come six times to Vermont, as fol
lows: Montpelier in 1s49. when Bishop
Hopkins. Prof. w. G. Shedd of Burling
ton, and President Labaree Of Middlebury
had prominent parts: Burlington in 1866
1861. Montpelier in 1877; St. Adams in 1851
where President Garfield was expected tc
be present and to take part, but was pre-.
vented by his cruel assassination. At this
meeting President Buckham gave an ad-
mirable paper on The Choice and Use OF
Books"
The coming meeting promises to be one
of the best, Readers of THE outlook" Dc
not need TO be told that President Booker
T. Washington will be worth hearing and
seeing. Governor Stcknev, President
Ruckham, Mayor Hawley and State Super.
intendent Walter +. Ranger will not fai
to interest and Miss Sarah l.. Arnold, Or
! William J. Long, the Hon. Samuel McCal
| OF Massachusetts and Supervisor George
II. Martin are too we'll known to need an!
| commentator.
| 1t is to be hoped that the institute vii
be cordially welcomed, and that It will
carry away pleasant memories of Burling
ton and its people
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-01
ADDISON COUNTY DOCTORS
Vote to Organize Their Society and
Will Meet Early in June.

Middlebury, April 29.-Nine Of the physi-
clans of Addison county met at The Add
son House this morning at 1870 o'clock in
Rutland. chairman Of the committee of the
State Medical association, for the pll pose
of reorganizing the County Medical society.
The society had not met Cor - years. 1t
was chartered by the State in 1918 and was
very prosperous until % years ago, when IL
died out for the lack of interest.
To-day S meeting was called to order by
Or. F. =. Russell of Mddltoury, WHO at
that time was a Vice-Drrsident of the dss o.
citation and has never been relieved Of the
office. DIR, NJ. VI. Eddy was also secre, airy
and he occupied that place to-day. Those
present voted to rcorganze and appointed
Il committee to revise the old constitution
and bylaws, and bring them up to da,e
The committee are: Dr. NJ. ii. EDDY Dr.
y. III. Martin of Middleburv and Dr. w. H.
Vincent of Orwell. They are tc report al
The next regular meeting in June
A county meeting will be held in Middle
bury the first Thursday III June at The
will be read by members OF the assCcia.
ton appointed by this committee, who will
also notify every physician n the county
of the date and place of meeting
The doctors signing the old constitution
thereby becoming members of tie assccia.
ton, are: Drs. Il. II. Ma,Jln, s. s Edov
f. c. Farmer, h. n. Bibbey OF Middleburv
e. s. Weston. New Haven; +. C. TownsOr
Of Bridport and w. II. Vincent OF Orwell
after which they adjourned.