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ger train was held up last night at II
o'clock half a mile north Of Spro, J. T..
10y seven masked men. The express and
mall car were entered. The local safe IN
the express car was opened, but nothing
secured from IL. The robbers tried 20 open
the through safe. but failed. Then they
rl1ed the mall cur and II Is said secured
a quantity OF registered mall
John Block, travelling salesman from
Fort Smith. nlighted from the train ana
was about 10 fire upon one OF the robbers
when he was prevented by Conductor snl-
Ivan, who feared that the men would nre
Into the passenger coaches.
This afternoon postofnce officials here
deny that any registered mall was taken
and the express officials say that one pack
age containing SO cover their loss.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The senate discussed the bill creating the
new department Of commerce. Under the
rules the measure went over
The senate adopted a resolution express
slye OF sorrow over the death Of Represen-
tative Burke OF Texas.
A bill to exclude Chinese from coming to
the United states was introduced by Sen
atot Mitchell Of Oregon.
A bill nppropriating 100000 for floor
space at the Charleston, S. c., exposition
was passed by the senate
A bill to pay certain persons in the South
for property taken from them by the mill
tary forces Of the United States passed
the senate.
The nominations Of several Texas post
masters were confirmed.
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THE NEW DEPARTMENT.
The Senate Discussed The Bill Great.
ing a Secretary of Commerce.
APPROPRIATION FOR CHARLESTON FAIR
Bill Passed to Pay Southerners for Prop
erty Taken from Them by United
States Military Forces.

Washington, January 1G.-1hc genotc to.
day for brief time had under cousidera-
ton the bill creating department OF
commerce, ana the discussion tended to
show that the measure viii have TO he
amended In many particulars before 1t
can receive the approval of the senate.
! Serious objections were raised 90 the trans
fer to the proposed department Of several
important bureaus now q part OF other de
porlments of the government. It was point
ed ont that If the iii us reported bcclme
Il law it would create the greatest depart
mcnt Of the government and that tho soc
rotary of commerce would have more pow
or even than the secretary of The treasury.
Noteo OF several Important amendments
was given.
a large number Of uucontcsted bills, cs-
pccialy private pension measures. werc
passtd after which the senate adjourned
uutil Monday.
When The senate was convened bin was
presented and passed muTdlug thJi pen
Sons diving m Porto RICO uuu the lmip-
pnes may execute dccls for property IN
tine District Of Columbia ana the 1rrri-
tories of the United States.
On motion of MI llour tNiassl his rcso-
| tuition adopted Yesterday calling lor iu-
formation concerning the CNarllou Ut du-
TICS ou supplies and comforts sent to liOcr
/ prisoners iu Bermuda from Jlus tuUuuy
WAS recalled aud referred to the committee
uu foreign relations. MI iiuHr explained
lut hr had been Informed TINT Che gov
"'uur of bermuda proposed To- recommend
TO thr legislature of Bermuda that the law
. rNucuul such duties Toe repealed.
MIR. Mallory 1T la.t, rising 90 question "
privilege, cnllcd attention to AN article in
u New urt newspaper OF the llth luslaub
pnrroliine 10 give pom Of lhr nate on
course OF which nc WINS reported dos being
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TEXAS.

John Jones had an arm pulled or by
machinery at Marlin and died in d short
time thereafter
Local option is 70 be contested IN Hunt
county
]. L. Barrow was probably fatally hurt
hr 8 train az Naynsota
The West cotton mill has Increased IT'S
capital stock
The people n Lyttou Springs have a.
fered heavy reward Tor person, who have
attempted to murder prominent citizens.
The live stock association elected officers
and adjourned.
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Another Wleek AZ oranae

Orange, Texas, january i6.-Thls after
noon the easthound local freight train was
standing at the freight depot here ana
the locomotive with few cars attached
started forward OUT OF the siding, when a
rail broke and the locomotive was dcraicd
In the middle OF the street only the rear
wheels OF the tender remaining on the
track. The train was DELAYED about three
hours while the locomotive was being
put back on the rack.
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Two eovgRNoas As euEsrs.
FL Paso Entertains Savers and Ahunsds
Of Chihuahua

FL Paso Entertans Savers and Ahunada
Of Chihuahua
ri Paso. Texas, January 16.-At the Ho
tel sheldon tonight a reception api ban
qret was given 10 the two governors Of
the two largest States In the republics OF
the United States and Mexico. Governor
Joseph D. Savers Of the state OF Texas
ana Miguel Ahumada OF the state Of Cit
hUuhua, Mexico.
The banquet was rendered by Mayor
Hammett and Brlton Davis. the latter be.
lug the most prominent mining man In
the Republic OF Mexico.
IL was probably the most elaborate
spread ever seen In III Paso
Isl PasOs carnival Is success beyond
al expectations. II Is estimated that there
are 10000 visitors here,
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VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION.

Supplies Hard to Secure but the Leaders
Are Not Crushed
Caracas, Venezuela, January l6--General
Aatos, the revolutionary leader Is muster
at sea, for President Castro's feet does
not dare attack the Lihertador. The gov.
eminent troops, however. watch the coasts
so well that the landing Of arms ana am
NUM- ion IS nearly Impossible.
The Impression which prevails Is that the
revolution Is not progressing. The difticul-
ties encountered In the attempts made TO
pass arms and ammunition through the
government lines render the success OF
General Matos problematieal.
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FOREIGN

King Edward opened tho British parlia-
ment. His speech was not regarded ~ a
very important uttcr0ncc.
Prince Henry will bring q present from
Emperor William to Miss Alice Roosevelt
in recognition Of the part she will play in
ohrstenIng hls new vacht.
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MeNr eY MAoAlNEs INooRsEMENr
The President Has Turned Down Repre-
sentative Broussard.

Washington. january i6 representative
Rroussard dal called upou the president
today to ascertain whether the appolntm at
ot Thomas r. Morse as postmaster at New
iberia. MIR Broussords homo town, had
been made with thc presidents knowledge
or by the postmaster general Mr.. Brous'
slrd thought that the courtesy OF naming
the postmaster at his home town should
be accorded to him and had recommended
Mrs. Durand for the position. The presi.
dent Informed Mr.. Broussard that the local
republican organization had Endorsed Mr..
Morse and that he had not seen &c TO as
regard their wishes IN the matter
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RELIGIOUS.
Rantist Missionary Inshtut

Baptist Missionary institute
NacoCdochcS, Texas, January r
Baptist missionary doctrinai lns N.Y..
been in session since Wednesus!
Ministers are here from all paiSs s,'.
state, among them Key. II. ., s.s.
Waco, Rev. W. NJ. harris Oh wv
Prof. G. +. Maxwell of Rusk, ss 49,
Gaddy Of Waco, Rev. ]. NJ. 1 w w.
Tyler, Rev. G. h. Rogers OF lns ps MA
Goodwill" Rev. Peurod OF hpll1t
Carmichael OF Oyerton, Rev. We 81
OF Houston.
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BUSINESS MATTERS,
Channe in Firm.

Brennan, Texas, January 16-fM
ness Of Beaumier Bros g. Co., ni&1
iron foundry, etc, consisting Of Bag
Bros. and Mr.. q. A. Shepherd, b. |
changed by the retirement Of MI \
shepherd, who has sold his interests
Joe Bcaumier, who has also purclax
interest of his brothers, and hers.lls
business will be conducted by vi
Bcaumier alone as sole proprietei,
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jacksonville
HOUSTON.

joaquin Miller, the poet, will lecture to-.
night at Odd Fellows hall.
O. T. Leake viii be stationed at Hous.
ton as chief postal clerk for the railway
mail service
a friendly suit hled by the county against
District Clerk John b. Williams to settle
the question OF fees
The arrest OF several persons charged
With Burglary disclosed the method OF
operation.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


washington December lu-Gcncr1l Gro.
4ier chief OF he hurcm of ordnance. has
uadc "a revised estimate of tho ,.,..
improvements su tbn San t1tsin v'
The new estimate carries ab"I, INA n0a,
us compared Win &S6000 In tTs f ariri,I,HVii
estimate or ths .1uj nu,irI IN, ,, 's +,..,,,
rstiuutc SIJ.uup win hc ,xprn,I.d "a, ts,
construction nl "A .iorahousg ava 'N'
The chairman of +bn.hop.o ,,r,,,f,..,, ~,
t,s,l.r ,r.. '
'"su''I "U''t' mas appointed q suhcom-
mittgt 10 consider and report ON the hin
pr9liding Toy ID general government nf the
ihlhpppe islands which WA. introduced by
cooper of Wisconsin some tfinl ago. The
Henry Of Texas and Jones OF NheinIn.
Anderson OF Houston was hero today en-
route 90 New York and Boston
J. w. Min of san Angelo is here,
ADMIRAL G.. W Summer. M present CON.
mandhg the League Island navy yarJ has
been selected bE Secretary ldng TO rnm
m8ud the south Atlantic station.
DIT J. T. NJ. Curry has hecu apnoiptcd
special envoy extraordinary and mini,tor
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Texans in New Yors

Special to The fo TSs NJ
New York, January 10
Texans are in New YORK Hary I
Houston--Fred Winehel' !.
Broadway Central. Jr. MAJ
FL Paso-A. L. Newmsithe, Inpeft
Paris-B. Pugh and wlleii mneflil.
Austin-G. p. WarneG i aSgis VI
san Antonio--S. u. b
james p. Walsh, st. Den arSe
DaIlhs-s. selman. NaS.s,ilnnaca
Texas-J. NJ. Rider, Io' =
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NJ Pan-Amerioan connreas.

Mexico city, January iG.-The Chileans
had prolonged throughout the entire morn.
Ing their dilat0ry tactics The burden Of
their speeches was always the same, ''we
are all In favor OF The Hague convention.
Dns let II not pass through the conference
without discussion "
Mr. Buchanan OF the United States, senior
Macedo 81 Mexico and Senior Bermejo Of
Argentina each made speeches asking IN
70 discuss?'
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COMMERCIAL.

The Phillips trouble in Chicago made the
wheat market so margin mad
The stock market was sluggish and lr.
regular all day.
Cotton markets were dull with little
change In net result
The cattle market was slow and weak AZ
Chicago and steady at Kansas city. No
receipts Of Texans were reported from
Chicago
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Loss Heavier Than Ranot.l

Corslcana, Texas. January ls-nI
Tuesday night, IA report of whlea n
Yesterdays Post, was far more se,,s!
expected. The FIRE only lasted absr
~ minutes, which damaged the gd)
the extent of about SSJ00 MI Bs
loss was about 5000, the bulld!i,
aged $1,000. Mr.. Dechard's hardvu \
damaged about oue-third.
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COMBINATIONS eY THE SENATE.
A long List Of Texas Postn1asters Were
Included.

Washington January 1d.--The senate to.
day confirmed The following nominations
}. II. \. Grassland. minister and cousul
general 10 Liberia; y. II. Alexander. re-
ceIver OF public moneys at Montgomery.
Ala
Postmasters. 49, Louisiana: n G. Baldwin.
d. r. Atterhury Comnnrhe; J. r. Nrctc'
Mcxla. Z. +. Seydler. Welmar. {. Low
iS Clarcndon = y. Gibbons Paris; j. ".
Beu Rellvlle; II. n. Bonuett. Del Rio:
lin; y. LeaYitt stamford; W. g. Howard.
SWectwatcr. X. j. Lopney, Orange: II NJ
Carson. Pilot Point; A.. II Loesinr. Ia
Grange A. r. nm san Saba: L. NJ Brew
lngton Rosebud: w J. Gilmore, Moody; Z.
.. Nelson. Clifton.
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Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestiye organs win be regulated and
you viii be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind OF work. This has
been the experience OF others; Il
win be yours HOODS PILLS are
ooid b. AL medicine dealers. 25 ctA.
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TO PERMANENTLY ORGANIZE.

The Democrats OF Ohio Propose 10 Be
Ready for Future Campaigns
Columbus ohio, January 16.-At a con.
ference Of the democratic state central
committee with prominent leaders OF ire
party held here today 1t was decided to es.
,tatl'sh pernsaeHt State headquarters IN
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THE SHERIFF MURDERERS
BELIEVED TO BE ESCAPED FEDERAL
PRISONERS OF LEAVENWORTH.


Guthrie y. #, January Warren Ben.
'eli deputy narsbn for the Usage nation.
stated today tina, the ueu Who killed sbgr-
MS smith and Beck, near Auadarko. arc
Two 'i the tdcitivcs from the Fclrrsl
Y yr' 4t tort L'ayGnworth hvc Of whom
H ,l large. Bennett. with his field
ytpul,'r mas boon on tho ttn!I Of tho FOL
t"N' lu' h'e' Wc'kS and Ian them out az
~ oN'-t patton 'uly Mst week Al ihHt
h'nc me- leIecg3l lod Sheriff Smith az Ana
o"o 49, ahl l0l hlW TO he on The lu0tout
i2r me pair as they wore desperate and
naR 'laIpgter5 90 lcal with Bennett ssrs
"lN "Ih s"uoi smith kueW the men whom
he ataehed 't The Indian nut. aud tIiS
S'the MIN more an ;ious a. te,ptl1rc .tbtnt
Governor Ferguson has oqcrod ~ rev51T ~
sou nafa ior the 2irosr Of the men wa,
murdered tnc Anadarko officers
lle Luppets campcd last night not Jar
a a..Ii, ine CLirkasaw line and proceeded
E'nscbe ''i IA, lHosH."s, being last seen near
Gpg1",g iE rms time they are in the In.
g uioA iefltorE, Three hundred men are in
PulSiII nut are d!surCanizad A dozen
sueIus ana United States marshals are
tbty yHS haze uelq A. There are four outlaws aud
,,.l IN the night as the hut Deputy Briggs was
"ounueh' but not seriously.
Anadarko, o. T., january 1e-A message
was received late tonight from sherir Por.
Ter OF Garfield county, who is in command
or a posse II men hunting the outlaws WIZ
slleu the sqeIih of Caddo comfy and bje
uepNty, saying that he had me f,. -t ., ~
cornered in a canon I'm tho monnt,iptls rs
twenty miles south OF here opd was bnijir,s
uls own from fortified position Us qsto5
llHt assistance In the way Of amlnunitihp
nW a I1Ige force of men be sent him AZ
ne 90, puHSIuie Fltty armed men left
ments, NP'e'e arrange
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spoR1.

The stewards have decided that T. No
Cue shall not accept another mount during
the New Orleans race meet
Jim Jeffords cult the ring IN the third
round at Philadelphia In a bout with Al
Wcinig.
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ASUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

sherifs Of Texas and Kansas and two
Territories viii Join In the chase OF outlaws
who did some killing at Anadarko, o. T.
Seven men held up Kansas city south
ern train in the Indian Territory. 1t Is
aaid they secured So
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Residence Near FIoyd

Greenville, Texas. January lR-ThI
derce Of H. T. Weathers. near lFlgtI
destroyed by fire Monday. Loss u
slrance not known.
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Petition in Bankruptcy at Pas
Parts, Texas, January 16.-A. 9. G1
contractor and builder, has 6led 81
in bankruptcy, with liabilities Of w
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Aro won nervous. fretful and gloomy? i,
yo,ir slccn brokcn3 Have you pains ahu
GcGcs in different pagts Of y25gr hodSf vd IS
your back weak ard painfuii lave lyo ni
ngtic and Gouiy? Have YOU Vareocele
Ib These are ali the result of the waste e, OF
Vial fo.ce. The gentle stream of Electric
ity from
DR.. MoLAuGHLlNs ELECTRIC BELT
ecinc into tho nerves and weak parts for
hours every night soon replaces al the lo5I
ruorrv and makes every organ perfect IL
cures prrnmcutlv in every case;
! VIII be glad 10 send you my heauliuily
illustr1tad book. telling you about ms
nm, thod-how IT. curcs-0nd giving names
and letters Of hundreds cured. II is lree'
DIR. NJ. a. MCLAUGHLIN,
4O7 Linz Building. Dallas, Texas.
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COOLIES TRAIN RoReERY.

Seven Men Held Up a Train in the In
dian Territory.
Fort Smith. Ark, January 16.-The
southbound kansas City Southern passen-
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PRINCE HENRY'S VISIT.
lie viii Bring a Present From The En-
perOr to Miss Roosevelt.
WILL BE GUEST OF GERMAN EMBASSY
tIis Landing and Movements in This
Country VIII Be in Charge of Hay
and Hollenben.

washington January 16.-Rear Admiral
nobley u. Evans, who has been charged
with the preparation and execution Of the
naval program for the reception Of Prince
Henry of Prussia, called upon Dr. Won
Hollenbcn, the German ambassador, at
the embassy today and consulted him re
sarding the arrangement for The naval
welcome 10 be accorded the distinguished
visitors. it may be stated upon authority
that the Kron priuz Wilhelm viii bear
Prince Henry directly to New York. where
the naval demonstration proper viii take
/ place.
The following squadron has been assigned
to Rear Admiral Evans by the navy depart
meut % welcome the priucc: Fugship bat.
tleship Illinois, protected cruisers Olympia,
san Francisco aud Cincinnati and the cruis-
en- Hartford
/ Rear Admiral Evans states that the yes
/ sells probUbly will rendezvous at Tnmpklus-
Vile ana possibly Join the Imperial yacht
Huhcuzolrrn on hog way up the Atlantic
coast from the West Indies and escort her
to New York
Rear Admiral Evans will have wlta him
/ captain George \. Converse as commander
I Of the flagship Illinois who viii be nag
captains Lieutenant Frederick IT, Chaplin,
MS nag Heutenuut' Lieutenant Thomas
| Washington, nag secretary, aud several
other naval aides
New York. January TO- Prince Henry OF
Prussia win l,.ip, iron, c,.r,,.,,,. A., ,,.,i.
- -' I'm .''"' " "''''-
some present for Miss Alice Roosevelt from
the emperor 10 recognition aud as d souye-
mir Of her mari fin tbo Ior,rbipc NJ tho
new royal yacht. Announcement Of this
| TACT was made today in dispatch to the
| Sluats Heltuue from Berlin
, r.,., ,..
the United states ON Saturday. is com.
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II your liver is out OF order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose OF
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London January 1.-THE Vienna CORE
spondent Of the Times commenting upon
INC Vienna Flemdonhlatt article, asks,
'Whnt becomes Of the great scheme OF n
European combination against the United
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Dr. j. l.. NJ Curry has been appointed
special envoy extraordinary and minister
pienipotentialy 10 represent thc president
Spain.
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Anderson Of Houston was hero today en-
route 10 New York and Boston
J. W. Min of san Angelo is hecc,
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senator Harris today introduced bill
providing for the government ownership Of
the telegraph lines of the United states

Ilhe navy department Is expcrIenclns
trouble I'm bnd.ug enough offcrrs OF nig6
rank TO meet the demands for sea sarvire
where the custom requires the dctaiI Of
an otheer not below the grade OF rear ada
mirul 70 command.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11
w. CT. U. Celebration.

The ladies Of the W. C. T. U. observed
the National holiday with a picnic pro-
gram in the city park. II opened about
l | a. m. with Mrs. E. w, NANNY as the
presiding officer Of the day. A. c. Sloan
he spoke at considerable length upon the
enormity Of tho liquor traffic and its
baneful effects. giving several novel Illus
trations to impress his hearers. par
,iculariy the children present. with tho
magnitude Of the evil following in tho
train OF the drink habit
A group OF children sung u patriotic
song. Leland Pollock reei,ed "A Sermon
in a Saw Mill" a chorus OF six voices
sung several temperance songs. Miss
Tomlinson gave recitation. and E. w.
Nanny gave brief but exeellen, ad-
dress. in which he discoursed on tho
workman as factor in the country &
nation building. He spoke OF tho all
round intelligence OF the American work.
man. whom he did not define as the mar
working with his hands only. but tho mar
at tho desk and in tho professional field
as well He said this kind Of workman
was tho saving factor in all tho trying
situations Of tho nations history in the
past and would. he believed. be tho faeto,
that would work out salvation from the
drink evil and other national ills in tho nc
distant future.
Tho ladies Of the union served ics
cream and lemonade on the grounds. anc
tho pieniekers opened their baskets anc
lunehed on the grass. the park grounds
being very clean and inviting for the
days pleasure.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11
Resolutions of Sympathy.

WHEREAS. Tho Divine Ruler in his in
finite wisdom has taken from our midst,
on June 25. our beloved brother. Charles
j. vanCleeves; and
WHEREAS. The brothers. sisters and
friends mourn tho loss Of devoted
brother. and We mourn tho loss Of q
brother. be It
Resolved. That we. the members Of
Oliver Perry Council. No. 6. Junior Order
OF American Mechanics. extend to the
family our deepest sympathy and poin;
them to Him who 10 able 10 comfort them
in their deepest sorrow.
Resolved, That the charter Of this lodge
be drapod for thirty days and that copy
of these resolutions be sent to the family
and copy placed on the records Of this
lodge in memory Of our beloved brother.
The rose that flourishes in the morn
But little knows its doom:
Our brother is taken from our midst
And FASTENED to tho tomb
Unto the mighty power OF death
Its hard to be resigned,
But Jesus calls and he must go.
And leave his friends behind.
w. n. Hiokox.
j. j. Blinn.
Committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11
Naming Farms a Good Idea.

AS years go by am pleased to note
that more farmers write letters on print
cd letter heads and have their cards on
their envelopes. | once thought that nc
one could do this unless he was engaged
in the production of some specially OF
breeding pure bred farm stock. don't
believe that now Let the farm be named
and then give the name with that Of the
owner and his postoffice address and the
business done. The cost for printing
is but trifing.-Live Stock Indicator.
Several OF our farmers have adopted
this commendabe idea. We now call to
mind Crowley's Fairview Orchard and
o. E. VanDenberg's Riverview farm in
the same vicinity. Many others who
have specially attractive places should
follow these examples.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

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