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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
To al Those Who Have Young OF
Dry Stock.

For several years many have been
putting stock out in herds during the
summer and paying for the privilege OF
having them hendsd and supposedly car
ed for. In many cases the stock was
never seen OF heard Of again. Il seems
10 the writer that ], would no, be difficult
70 get up herd here whereby a price
for hefding aas paid that would Justify
the hefdef in guaranteeing the safe re-
turn OF all stock entrusted 70 his care.
\ price Of s5ets per head per month.
think. would Justify such guarantee.
With view 70 organizing such herd
would be pleased 10 hear from all those
who have one or more head tina, they
might pa, ou, under such circumstances
The guarantee would be backed by 20
per cent Of all the income from the herd.
that Is the herd bill. said 25 per cent TO
be placed in bank and'held until the safe
return Of all STOCK, The guarantee would
no, eosef loss from natural Causes. snake
bite or by being killed by bear or lions a,
night Guarantee 70 cover loss from
s,faying. stolen or other earelessness or
lack Of proper hsfdiRg. a postal card
would DO mailed 20 each owner each
month giving status Of cattle Good bulls.
other than Jersey. 10 be taken free.
Kindly let me hear from you Immediately
as !, Is time ofganizaiioa was started.
Frank voofhles, NsNdale.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

Major r. H. Hendershot, the Drum
mer Boy of the Rappahannook." and son
are ALWAYS popular features of the pro-
grams. with drum and fife. Major Hen
dershot became soldier when eleven
years old and early distinguished himself
by the daring capture of prison, being
called before the commanding general
and complimented and being presented
by Horace Greeley, through the hands Of
General Winfield Scott, with fine silver
drum which he carries with him. He is
master of the drum and its possibilities
in his hands are a revelation to his audi
ences. His son is fine fifer and plays
other instruments. They are genial gen
tlemen and the Major is quite witty in
his presentations to the audiences Shell
byville Democrat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Oteso covaty Beet Growers Pro-
tectlve Association.

The final meeting OF beet growers was
held in Rocky Ford. Jan 5oth. TO COM
plete the organization Of the Bee, Grow
ers' Protective Association and elect Of
fieers, The result of the election was as
follows:
Pfesident-W. 3. Ebbsrt.
Vice Pfesident-E- Brewer. nanzan-
ola.
Secretary. p. Pollock,
Treasurer Matthews.
Eleven directors as follows; r. o.
Meclain. J. T. Barnard. 4. Latson. ]. l.
Potter. J. N. Beatty. John Bennett. 4.
ozbun. Geo, Halio~s. L. o. Evans. J. o.
Wood and Vim, Moore.
The officers elected 10 hold Office I'LL
the first semi-annual meeting OF the as
soeiaiion. which will be on the third Sat-
urday in February. in Rocky Ford. a,
which time the frs, annual election Of
officers will be held.
The executive board composed OF the
officers OF the association and is eleven
directors. al the call Of the president
were in session February 5. Mr.. VIM.
win,srhaltsr. representing the American
Bee, Sugar Co. took par, in the Discus
sion OF questions Of Importance relative
TO securing suificien, labor for the coming
season.
A. this meeting the Initiative was taken
by the board. looking 10 the solving Of tho
labor problem.
Great in,sres, has been manifested
from the star, by those interested in the
very important industry Of bee, culture.
. "a lad nd rhaF za
ganikations should be formed in other
parts Of the valley outside OF o,sfo eoun-
~ to cooperate with the o;efo county
organization.
The Importance Of the Industry and
tho aims Of the organization ought To ap-
peal TO all beet growers 10 become mem
bers and give their hearty support A
committee representing tho dif!efen, To-
eali;ies has been appointed to work Up
membership. !, Is desired that roasing
meeting be hold Saturday. Feb. 81. a,
ton o'clock.
J. p. Pollock. Secretary.
Tho executive board meeting referred
To above occupied all OF Tuesday and laid
plans which promise well for securing tho
extra labor which will be demanded dur
ing tho season Of 1908. Tho committee
prudently reirains from giving publicity
To It's plans. that other localities may no;
anticipate tho oiefo county association
In securing tho particular labor supply
,hoy have in view.
Tho duties Of the directors arc as fol-
lows: To execute tho will Of tho asso-
citation. TO guard its interests. TO provide
against shortage o. labor. TO circulate
information promising tho hiehes, nc, ro-
suits TO beet growers. 10 encourage good
farming. TO hoar. diges, and &c, upon
grievances from any cause. and TO do
such other things as are necessary and
expedien, for tho promotion OF tho bee;
growers interests.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
56-5Z
Social Offer to Our Rcsdcrs.

msS~ell's Talisman. a paper for tho
worker. tho irrigator and tho honemakor
a monthly illustrated lournal published a:
Chicago. ILL.,. and devoted to tho goth
century crusade TO conquer And Amer
lea from the desert, and create work for
tho multitude and homes for millions,
Everyone who IS interested in tho groa;
national irrigation movement should sub
scribe for and road this Journal.
wo have made arrangements with tho
publisher whereby We. arc enabled ,e
offer The Enterprise and Tho Talismar
for only Sl.eo per year. payment to be
made invariably cash in advance. Sample
copies Of the "Talisman" may bo had a;
this Office.
Send all subscriptions to the Enter
prise. Rocky Ford. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Paul Gilmore in a Laughing Success

One Of the very best offerings Of the
season will be presented at the Grand
on February 9th, when Paul Gilmore and
a specially selected company will appear
in Haddon Chambers exquisite comedy
of temperament, The Tyranny Of Tears. -
The play is regarded as the masterpiece
Of this famous novelist and dramatist. is
free from vulgarity or suggestion, full of
wit, humor and epigramatc sayings,
which are free from vioiousness, but
bright and keen as rapier thrust. There
is too. serious vein intermingled and a
sub-plot which tends to make this COM
edy point to moral. which is: Don't
cry"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
The Hand rlnde and the Factor,
Product

One of the many economic changes
going on around us, viz the reverson
from the factory product to the hand
made, is the text of Miss Clara E. Laugh
Inns paper in the Miladi series, in the De-
lineator for March. There was time
when practically everything consumed
was made by hand; but presently the
factory came to supply nearly all our
wants. Now the signs Indicate that we
are returning to the previous conditions,
and the reverence for the woman who is
capable with her fingers is being reinstat-
ed. The new woman it is realized, does
not represent true womanliness; and the
old conception of woman as queen of the
hearth is obtaining once more, The fem
inine'' woman, after all is our ideal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Orchards In Demand.

Two Of tho bes, orchards in the vicinity
OF Manzanola sold this week to Missouri
parties. W. A. Col. disposed Of his sew
cnty-aero homo orchard 10 j. R. Graham
Of Harrison county. Missouri. for con-
sidora;ion Of $4,000. and c. p. Randall
sold his ;hirty-aero orchard to F. F.
Simpson Of tho same place. for $4,000.
Both Of these orchards have come to
bearing age. The Randall orchard yield
cd about s5.zi5 profits las; year.-Man-
zanola Sun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
NolIec.

I, is hereby mutually agreed ,ha, tho
sirn heretofore existing under tho firm
name Of "Fanlason & Gretchen" Is this.
tho 27;h day Of January. 4. D. 1908.
mutually dissolved. L. r. Fenlason TO
eollee; all bills due said firm and to pay
all outstanding Indebtedness Of said firm.
Witness our hands and seals this 9Th
day Of January. a. D. 1908.
l. r. Fonlason.
56-5Z r J. Cfo,chcr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
A Mothers Recommendation.

have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for a number Of years and have no
hesitancy in saying that il is the best
remedy for coughs. colds and Group |
have ever used in my family. have not
words to express my confidence in this
remedy.-Mrs. ]. A. Moore. North Star.
Mich. For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

The California restaurant, on Elm ave-
nue., east Of Main. has been reopened un-
der the management of c. B. Jones. re-
Gently from Lamar. who will be pleased
to make the acquaintance OF our citizens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

The opening of Culllson G. Sons Chile
parlor on Saturday was great success.
Their friends and customers, present and
prospective. called to the number Of about
800, and consumed about 25 gallons Of
the dish which Mr.. Colby has SO popu-
larized in Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

Go to W. |. Stevens & Co.'s north
Main meat market for the best and
cheapest meats. Phone 222 White. 53tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

When you see Maj. .Hendershott's pro-
gram you will be sure to plan to attend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

Cantaloupe Seed For Sale. Three
grades, Scots, 5octs and 2octs per
pound. Address John Little, Rocky Ford,
Colo. 56-4o
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

A female swindler did quite nice bus
mess here two weeks ago. She repre-
resented herself to be an expert in false
hair. and on this pretense gathered in
quite number Of valuable switches. to
dye, etc. Their respective owners are
now mourning their loss.-Fort Collins
Express.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Is Master Of the Drum.

Oysters served in any style a. all hours
C. F. Abel g. Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

c. R. Hedges. the North La Junta
dairyman. was shot and fatally wounded
by Frank Chapman about $50 Monday
night. The tragedy took place on Hedg-
es' home place, and was the result Of a
feud between the two men that has ex-
isted for several weeks. Chapman claims
that he shot in self defense. and Hedges,
in statement made before District At
torney Miller. Sheriff Barr and other
witnesses. claims that he was unarmed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Time Table.
GOING WEST.

The Colorado Flyer which pass
es west at 9:O5 u. M. and east al
5:34 p. m. does not stop.
California Limited semi weekly
from La Junta.
Il. G. CURRAN, Agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

If you want the best of Lunches and
Hot Coffee-go to Rumsey's Home Bakery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

Buy your Bread with the letter "A" at
c. F. Abel & Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
q. A. r. Special Meeting.

There will be special meeting Of
Wadsworth Post, No. e5 G. A. R.. at
Odd Fellows Hall. Feb. 9Th at 10 a. m.
Important business will be transacted.
All members Of the Pos. and all old SOL
diors not members are earnestly request
cd to be present
BY order Of Post Commander. j. W.
Love. C. C. Washburn. Adjutant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
A FORTUNE
FOR B|:'EGCAR
Chicago Man Applied for a
SmallL o IN Got a Banquet.
.P p N I'LL S BUT i. LUCKY
Herman Magney was Heir to $4,000
but Did lot Know It Until He Beg
ged for 35 Gents; German Com
sulwas Looking for Him.

e J. 2 Il
CHICAGO. September 21.-Pennlless
and Ill land hunlbly begging for money
with which to buy medicine, Herman
Magney suddenly. discovered he was the
proprietor of $500. He came to Chicago
short time ago. but was unable to OBJ
tain employment A few days ago he
became sick. He Knew no one in the
city. and In his desperate plight ap-
piled to the German Aid Society.
What Is your name and address p
asked the manager suspiclously.
Herman Magney No. 3o5 Clark
Street, replied the applicant.
II only want thirty-five cents to pay
for filling the prescription. am sick
and out Of work."
The manager jumped when he heard
the name.
III you can prove that you are Her
man MaGney you can get check for
5000 BY calling at the German consul
ate"
1t developed that the young mans pa
rents. who live at Neuwled on the r. hne,
not hearing from him for many months,
sent the money to the consul to be held
for their son. in case he should appear
there. He had no trouble in esta blishing
his Identity, but was almost crazed by
tho sudden shift in his fortune. 4sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
The CASE
OF MILLER i
1t is Discussed by the Fede.
ration OF Labor.
PRESIDENT IS CRITICISED :;:F' j q 5 T; .:
Typographical Union Does Not Think.
Well Of His course-Resolutions
Urging the Dismissal Of
Miller.
PRESIDENT is CRITICISED
(By Associated Press.)

u + r af % + Z d p /.
WASHINGTON, D.. c., Sept. 21.-The
case OF Assistant Foreman W. A. Miller.
OF the Government Printing Once, who
was reInstated In his position BY order
or President Roosevelt after he had been
dismissed because OF his expulsion from
the local bookbinders' union, came up Tor
Informal discussion at the meeting to-
day OF the Executive Council OF the
American Federation OF Labor. No state
ment could be obtained IN regard to the
matter. 5,sEi 5 3y-
A new feature Of the case occurred
when President Whitmore OF the stereo-
typers' union employed at the Govern
ment Printing Office, petitloned President
Gompers In favor Of Miller. urging him
not to give the support Of the federation
to the petition to President Roosevelt.
asking for niller's removal sent out a 8
n memorial from the Central Labor Union
OF this city. and which, 1t Is said. Presi-
dent Whitmore characterized as blum
der.
The Presidents attitude toward union
abor came UP before Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. l0l. yesterday IN tho
form OF criticism of his course In the
Miller case. Tho purpose Of the reso-
LUTON was very similar to that adopted
and sent throughout the country. So
I The Central Labor Union OF this city to-
night took supplem action in the
case Of w. "A. Miller, and adopted strong
resolutions, which were sent to President
Roosevelt, urging Arlller's dismissal The
tnnion earnestly requests the President to
modify his orders Of last July to secre-
tdry Cortelyou In which the President
says there shall be no discrimination be-
tween union and non-union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
.0DD-F
in SESSION.
Sovereign Grand Lodge Con.
venes In Baltimore.
HEALTHY GROWTH SHOWN i.'-
Annual Reports Show the Orderto Be
y In Prosperous Condition - rilIiant
illumination and Reception
at Night.
INV Associated Prcss)

a5tLt- by GASSOClateu. f'IeSS.)
@ BALTIMORE, MD, September 2l.-The
opening exercises Of the annual eonvcn-
ton Of tho Sovereign Grand, Lodge Of
Odd Fellows began here to-day In Fordt's
Opera House.
Grand Master Edward Rossman, OF the
Grand Lodge OF Maryland delivered an
address Of welcome which was responded
4 to by Governor John Walter Smith on the
part Of Maryland and Mayor Robert nj.
McLana for Baltimore
Grand Sire John B. Goodwin, Of Geor-
gia, then made an address,, after which
tho Sovereign Grand Lodge proceeded
F to Odd Fellows Temple and began lts
secret deliberations. LA
The annual report of Grand Sire and
Commander in Chief Goodwin, shows the
order to be In flourishlng condition..
The total membership, which includes the
subordinate lodge membership and the
sisters only OF the Rebekah Lodge rne1n-
bership Is !, 1920 95G. The total revenues OF
the order In 1902 were s1l.553,oo5. OF which
s3,S93,22o were expended in relief.
ii It IS roughly estimated that there are
now In Baltimore 2500o visiting Odd-Fel-
lows and officials Of the order say hat
many more will be here tomorrow And
Wednesday, The streets. hotels and pub
lie resorts are filled with people wearing
the I. o. o. F. designs, and tonight the
tthoroughfares in the central part OF the
city as we'll as public buildings and many
m ercantle houses are brilliantly illumi-
mated. ss5i 5sl4
This evening a reception was rendered
to Grand Sire Good win and General NJ.
A. Rainey, commanding the militant.
AT the reception tonight In Fifth Regi-
ment ArmorY, General NJ A. Raney.
commanding general Of the Patrlarchs,,
Militant. was presented with a diamond
studded sword BY Grand Sire Goodwin, on
behalf Of the staff OF the Grand Sire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
Raises a Disturbance in Iron
Workers Convention.
DENOUNCED DELEGATES
Declared There Were Some Present
Who Had No Right to 30 There.
Was Finally Silenced and BUS
mess Proceeded.
{By Associated Press

T KANSAS CITY, MO-, Sept. 21.--Before
tho International Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers Convention met In annual
session here to-day, Sam Parks, OF New
York, said: NJ
II have come here for the purpose
OF making the fight Of my life for labor.
and l honestly believe It Is necessary to
make such fight. The delegates from
local union No. from New York city are
going into this convention, President
Buchanan has no power to suspend local
union No, 9, and we will go into this
convention without hindrance.
Hardly had President Buchanan called
tho convention to order when Samuel
Parks jumped to his feet. He wanted to
know II the convention had been called
as gathering Of organized labor or as
public meeting. Without waiting for
an answer he went on to denounce IN a
general way some of those present. There
were some In the hall, he said, not right
fully delegates to the convention, and
he requested that these be removed.
There were murmurs i Of disapproval
throughout the floor. and President
Buchanan interrupted the New York dele
gate with tho statement that he was out
Of order.
Several delegates attempted to gain the
attention OF the chair but President
buchanan ordered the convention to pro-
coed with tho next order Of business, the
receipt of credentials OF the different
unions.
Parks again created disturbance by
asserting that there were a number OF
members of the Kansas City union that
were not properly In the hall. He de-
clared there were q lot of persons who
travelled from New York who would be
dsbarred from the convention.
President Buchanan finally secured or
der, and all the delegates presented their
credentials to the secretary. Then Fresl-
dent Buchanan appointed the credentials
committee and the convention adjourned
for tho day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
CIVILIZATION SHOCKED
But the State Department is Reticent
About ANY Warning from America

But the State Department is Reticent
About Any Warning from America
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. d.--Thc
State Department to-day received long
cablegram from Minister Leishman, at
Constan tlnople. but nothing was given
out regarding 1t except the Informal
statement that 1t contained no alarming
news and was in part concerned with
routine business. ~
4 Communlcat ions have reached the State
Department urging this government to
say or do something that will put q stop
to the atrocities In Turkey. It Is said
that this pressure does not emanate from
the missionaries.
Officials at the State Department are
reticent about the probability Of the
United States giving expression to the
feeling With which the alleged atrocities
in Turkey are viewed by the people Of
the United States, but they say that
reports from Turkey show that the deeds
daily perpetrated in sections OF that
country are Of such character as to
shock civilization, and necessarily are
} of deep concern to the United States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
Low IS ENDORSED
BY THE DEMOCRATS.
rRv Assoc,a ted3press.

(By Associa ted Press)
NEW YORK, September 21.-At a meet
ing OF the leaders Of the Greater New
York Democracy, held tonight to de-
termine whether the organiza<lon should
support Mayor Low and the fusion ticket.
or make up slate OF It's own Wllliaml,
as commissioner OF accounts. protested
against the endorsement and denounced
the administration as being principally
Borough l. President Carter denounced
Mr.. Russell as having betrayed the or
ganization and as being DESTROYS to re-
turn to Tammany Hall. Other leaders
ure to support the Mayor. It was finally
resolved BY vote Of so to !. Mr.. Russell
being, the, the only dlssenter, TO heartily
ference on the selection Of Low, Grout
and Fornes to head the ticket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
a Cure for Asthma

w Tho worst cascs OF Asthma In the world
succnmb readily to tho ono great euro that
never fails. DR.. Rudolph Schiifmann's
Asthma Cure almost performs miracles.
Mr., r, M, Spencer, 1880 Vermont
avenue, Toledo, o., says: "Asthma, has
been growing on mo for3 years, until last
summer the attacks became SO severe that
many nlghtsI spent half the time gasp
Ing for breath. Doctors seemed to glye no
relief whatever, and I felt thcre was no
hope for mo, when drug clerk recom-.
imended your Asthma euro. Its effect IS
truly magical and gives complete rellet In,
from 2 to s minute s." .i;8,ss
,s Sold by all druggists at 500 md 81 90,
Send &c stamp to Dir. r, Schl fmann, Box
.89s, ST, Paul, MINI, for Q free sample
package, Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
A FORMER BANDIT
ALLEGED EMBEZzLER.
Serious Charge Made Against
Cole Younger, but He Says
1t is Retaliation
(By Associated Press.)

40 Iby <1SaOCItttcu- C's'1 -I7 1-I71-
NEVADA MO-, September Ala charge
OF ernbezzlemcnt Of $4,000 has been made
against Cole Younger. former bandit. by
the management Of wild west show,
with which Frank James and Younger
have been associated since shortly after
Youngers pardon from the Minnesota
penltentinry. where he was serving life
sentence. James and Younger had pre-
viously brought action for damages
against the management because, as
they alegc, the show proprietor failed
to equip the aggregation according to
contract. and refused to drive away the
gambling element that followed the
shows. Both James and Younger assert
there Is nothing in the embezzlement
charges which they say is retallntory,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
Relic off urnaIisn1.

Mr.. John "A, Upshur secretary to the
possession relic of early Journalism in
the shape OF a copy of the Ola Virginia
Gazette, Extraordinary, published July
2s 1904, which Is Of especial Interest to
him by reason of the fact that the pub
Usher, Augustine Davis, was Mr.. Up.
shllr's great grandfather. The files OF
this old paper for an earlier. date are
Kept, at the State Library building. put
years by sons old-tlmer, and handed
down from slre to SON., Augustine DAVIS
was postmaster OF the town at that time
a!SO. .L-.- ~ lH-..- -...-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
Building a Great Vault.

Work was begun yesterday on the cou-
struction Ola vault for the Internal reye-
nue. department., y land as a. re-
Tor. the lobby Of the nostofflce is cunl-
bered with lumber and sen FOLDING, IN
order to support, the great weight Of the
Of the the revenue Offices on the south si ds
Of the building, an iron or steel column
or brace must be- built, from the door
p Zion 10, OF thls tat tie brace is being rear,
Cd. GThe vaults will add greatly to the
room in the offices of the revenue ..de-
pnrtment. permitting !tlls removal OF four
rooms. The vault Will he massive In
construction and sufficiently commodioIs
to hold three months supply OF stamps,