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er's; when she lifted her head she looked
disdainfully scornfully, fercely upon the
strange and monstrous company of which
she was queen.
Where can the thief-friar be?' muttered
the student. He is usually not far off
from sweet Nanette.'
You mean the monk who had a hand in
your nuptials?'
who else? He the source of all Ill He
who gave her the money of which she cen
presented me a moiety. Who ever employed
hirn-was 1t your friends, gentle sir?-re-
warded him with gold. Being a craven
rogue. l cen suspect him of shifting the
task to myself for beggarly pittance,
whilst he is Off with the lions share"
The Jester, watching the company within,
| made no reply. From the student to the
where? He found 1t not difficult to sur
mise. Suddenly Nanette threw down the
| cards and laughed harshly.
Neither the devil nor his imps could
| read the things that are happening in the
castIe!'
Then abruptly springing from the table
She made her way to the fire. over which
hung pot of some savory stew, a magnet
TO the company's sharp desire: for through
out all the bOisterous merriment wander
Ing glances had invariably returned to 1t.
TO reach the kettle and make herself mis-
tress Of the culinary preparations she
cuffed a dwarf with such vigor that he
| hobbled bowling from a suspicious prox-
unity to the appetizing mess to a safe
refuge beneath the table. With equally
dauntless spirit she pushed aside the her
culean morio who had been childishly
standing over the pot, licking his fingers in
eager anticipation; whereupon the imbecile
set up sharp cry that blended with the
deeper roar of the lilliputian.
And 1 caught the rabbit piteously bel
lowed the latter from his retreat.
And 1 found the turnips!" cried the
colossal idiot. tears running down his lub-
berly cheeks.
Peace, you demOns!' exclaimed the wo-
man, waving the spoon at Them "or by
the hell-born. you'd ne'er taste morsel OF
it."
Quieted by this -stupendous threat, they
closed their mouths and opened their eyes
but the wider. while the gypsy spouse Of
the student stirred and stirred the mixture
In the iron pot. gazing at tho fire with
frOwning brow as though she would read
some page of the future In the leaping
flames.
Saw you but now how she served the
dwarf and the overgrown lump?" whis-
pered the student to the dukes fool Are
you still minded to meet her
For answer the Jester left the window,
stepped to the door. and. opening 1t. strobe
into the room.
Go be continued tomorrowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-21

Wilson tariff measure was up for passage.
1t was he who saved our amendments to
that bill and prevented it from becoming a
law, an absolutely free trade doctrine.
Besides this, German is powerful man
in executive matters. His management of
democratic caucuses has demonstrated this
beyond shadow of doubt. recollect one
in particular, where In half an hour after
he had taken charge he had stronger or
! ganization among the democrats than had
been known there in year. Yes, German
would be strong democratic candidate and
a powerful opponent"
The senator shrugged his shoulders and
smiled when the name of Miles was sug
gested.
There Is not the slightest chance In the
world that the democrats will nominate him
for President" he said, nor for Vice Presi-
dent, either for that matter. In my opinion
the name Of an army or navy man on the
ticket would not help either republicans or
democrats"
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EUGENE FoUGERE KILLED.
French Actress Murdered and Robbed
by Desperate Burglars.

The following cable dispatch is to the
New York World from Paris:
Mile Eugene Fougere. who appeared
often in vaudeville in New York, was MUIR
dered BY burglars in her villa at Aix-les-
Bains this morning.
So says a dispatch received tonight.
Mile. Fougere and a woman companion
were bound, gagged and strangled.
The burglars then rifled the villa and es-
capped with the many diamonds with which
Mile Fougere was accustomed to adorn
herself.
Mile Fougere's maid, who saw her mis-
tress put to death, and who, besides, was
bound and gagged, went insane.
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Boyd's and Vicinity.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROYD'S Md September 90 1909

BOYD'S, Nd, September 20, 1903.
A very heavy rain and hail storm of a
few days ago did hundreds of dollars worth
of damage in the vicinity of Edwards Fer
ry, this county, four miles from Poolesvflle,
and along the Potomac river east and west
of that place and also across ON the Vir-
ginia side of the river.
On some farms the entire corn crops were
completely destroyed by the heavy wind
and hail. The entire crop of corn on the
farm of Mr.. John Jones, amounting to over
a hundred acres, will be lost. On the farm
of Mr. W. B. Fawley nearly a hundred
acres of corn were also ruined. The farms
of George T. Cubitt and Mrs. Eugene jar
Doe suffered heavily.
Mr. John Engle. one Of the popular rail-
road constructor on the Baltimore and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-21

was attending church. The coachman was
kicked by one of the horses attached to
the carriage while he was hooking a strap
The animal kicked him with both feet.
striking him in the stomach and side and
knocking him unconcious. in which condi-
tion he remained for several hours. He is
recovering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-21
Cresceus Makes New Record.

Cresceus, the worlds champion trotting
stallion broke another worlds record at
Exposition track, Omaha, Saturday after
noon by making mile half-mile track
In EOS fiat. and also lowered his own record
Of 2.OSA. The performance was witnessed
by 5000 people.
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heavy fall of snow over James river
valley, N. D., adds to the seriousness of the
crop situation. 1t is estimated that the fall
was three inches deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-21

DUNDEE TAPESTRY CARPETS-yard wide,
i'm no pretty patterns. Regular 35c. ORC
grade. Special AO0o
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
i'm parlor, hall and chamber patterns. 1lWO
Regular value. Csc. Special price o~So
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good patterns, suitable for parlor, --r
dining roon1, hall and stairs. Reg ZZlhC.
ular value, S1.OO. Special price /1So
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that we guarantee not to fade or sprout-goods
made to our special order. 10 choice patterns,
suitable for parlor, dining room chamber, halls
and stairs-many rich oriental and -u<
Persian designs. Regular price, W/1@C.
per yard, SIPS. Special price /~6
10 patterns of VELVET CARPETS, suitable
for parlor, hall, stairs and dining ~-u<
room. Regular value, ST. 10 yard. $780,
10 patterns Axr1lNsrER CARPETS, Smith,
s. BigeIOw makes, suitable patterns for parlor,
dining room, library and chamber. ~-u<
Regular value, $l.35 per yard. W/I@C.
Special price /9'
20 patterns of best BODY BRUSSELS, suit
able for parlor, dining room, hall and stairs and
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All Wool INGRAM CARPETS, i'm to TO-
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vaiing. a material pricing.
mills
did, We entirely
enough orders booked at the old the
vertsed throughout the country.
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improvements Recommended.

The Increased and growing popularity
of Hot Springs as a health and pleasure
resort Justifies the national government in
improving it's property here to such an ex-
tent as will appeal to the large number
who visit this place. The work thus far
accomplished is fairly creditable and
substantial, and is much appreciated by the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Increase Of Variety of Rocky Ford
Souvenirs.

For number Of years Rocky Ford al
lowed the Fair and Watermelon Day tc
pass without providing any attractive
souvenirs for the popular occasion. The
street peddlers were on hand. OF course
with variety OF badges. but nothing was
offered OF tasty character worth pre-
serving. kennedy's book store first saw
that long felt want should be filled and
last year put on the market two handsome
pictures showing in natural colors the
Watermelon Day pile both before and af-
ter the feast Kennedy also has pano-
ramic aluminium views Of the sugar fac
tory, and trays showing Rocky Ford's
pride. the contaloupe. in the same metal
F. N. Stark also has a stock Of ChinJ
with Melon Day and factory views.
Last Saturday II. |. Maxwell put on
sale noyelty in the shape Of mock tic
on which is woven in silk fine feproduc-
ton Of the Melted Gem. The design was
so taking that Saturday evenings sale
aggregated almost 40.
In a few days Cartwright's Store viii
have fine line OF souvenir china made u
his order in Austria. comprising views ot
tho sugar factory. the Watermelon DAY
pile, tho Liberty high school and tho Crane
opera house.
From tho above Il will be seen that OIL
Fair visitors can take with them u fins
variety Of handsome reminders Of ,heii
short stay in Rocky Ford,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
State Fair Premiums.

This years premium list for the Colo
..ado State Fair to be held at Pueblo,
,s,<,t. l4th to 9th is now ready for dis
'trt,u.ion. It is handsome book Of lao
,nage. and is fund Of information re-
,gardiny The resources of the state and the
'S.iuabls e~emiuns to be paid out for the
exhibition et the same. No organization
n the state has a better reputation Tor
,sous,e dealing and fairness than the
managers Of the State Fair, and their
nae. record warrants the assertion that
.sve,y premium awarded by the several
i,,ooe, in the various departments viii be
,n,iS promptly and in full, no matter
,,yhetber .be state appropriation is avail
able or not.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Veteran Association
Of the Blue a7d Grey.
The Tenth Annual Meeting ct Rocky Ford
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 8 and 8.

This Tenth Annual miating Of the Vet
eran Association OF the Blue and the
Grey. the only organization OF the char
acter in tho state. was held at tho Far
grounds.last Saturday and Sunday. The
afternoon meeting was called to order by
Ma jor C. M. Robins. president, and prayer
wss offered By Rev. Harry Robins.
The election os officers was the first
business transacted and resulted as fol-
lows: j. n. Chritton. president;
McCarty. first Vice Pres; E. D. Ward,
second Vice Pres: J. n. Burr. third Vice
Pres: c. w. Fenlason. Sec: A. Nieholes.
O. H.; Warren Blinn. Chaplain. Exseu-
tive committee: !. Dennes. l. n. Camp
ball. Geo. MeD. Osborne. Thos. Burns. w.
). II. Shoekey.
Following the election OF officers n. s.
Vaughn OF Denver. Department Com
nEndcr. delivered an address which
greatly pleased the veterans. Il was a
a regular old soldiers talk and was heart
iiy applaudsd.
Saturday Evenings Camp Fire.
The threatening weather OF Saturday
evening caused tho camp fire to be held
At Odd Fellows hall instead OF tho fair
grounds. In tho absence Of Maior Robins.
Commander ChTit;on presided.
Hon. Frank C. Cloudy Of Denver doliy-
cred a magnificent address. dwelling on
tho past glorious history and future des;i-
ny Of the great repdblle. Tho address
'oushed on many topics Of vital interes,
to tho nation trusts. iynehinR. tho cleo
:ion OF senators by tho diroe, vote Of tho
Foople. e,e.. taxing positive and eofroe,
positions on all these questions.
Mr. Goajy's speech was followed by
Tansrsl camp FIRE talks participated in BY
/. N. Campbell. Col. J. II. Loeshari. Col.
Waugh. Rev. NJ. ~. Nelson. Capt. George
West, F. C. Goudy and MAJ Carlton.
Col Waugh urged all old soldiers 10 be-
come members Of tho G. AR. He hoped
,ha, tho present would be the banner
year in tho growth Of tho organization.
After tho trip TO California he promised
to make Rocky Ford another visi; TO
work for tho advancement, Of the organi-
.a,ion.
Sunday morning largo congregation
assembled TO hear Ros. ~. NJ. Nelson's
sermon. Tho sermon was introduced by
tNoVAlA AlN tSNS"AsA FSN" eS"'fSsss ~
Mr.. Nelson:
bring you greeting. Blue and Grey.
today.
In the grea, name Of Him on whom did
lay
Tho burdens Of world sin-eursod:
Whose heart on Calvary did burst
For the worlds sin. for your sin and nino.
That wc. with Him. nigh, forever shine.
bring you gospel. Blue and Gray. today.
Good news Of Him who opened UP tho
way
From gull, Of sin TO eloansod heart;
To US He righ,ness did impsr'.
Tha, We justified. might wi,hhin stand
In tho Judgment day a, Gods righ, hand.
bring you scripture. Blue and Gray.
today.
a message from God for your staff and
stay.
A CLEAN Of hope. liio to your soul.
A guido book while tho ages roll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

For time there has bocn an uneer-
.ain.y in tho minds Of many Of our busi-
moss mon relative TO tho future Of tho
Farmers Department Store. We can
now definitely announce that the remain
ing stock will noss week DO removed ,e
Trinidad. This will give ono less store in
Rocky Ford and make a larger divide
among tho remaining merchants. Toe
many stores make condition which is
not bost for either merchants or custom
ers. I, Is better for a town 10 have only
tho number Of business houses which the
trade clearly demands. Fewer and strong
or houses in all lines Of business is the
right basis-,he larger the business en-
joyed by house the better il will be pre-
pared TO extend its stock. thereby meet
ing greater range Of its customers
wants.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Telling OF love by the Christ revealed.
Telling Of pardon by his blood sealed.
bring you command. Blue and Gray
today.
That the commands Of Him you do obey
! Unto the precious Savio: turn.
The ways Of sin forever spurn;
Ashamed Of him. may you never be
Who gave His pure life. my friend. for
thee.
But whether Blue or whether Gray. today
We all are brethren. and salyation's way
BY our elder brother first was trod
To lead US on from self To God.
That We all with him. ioint heirs might be
To thrones Of glory eternally.
The sermon which followed was a mos,
e=eellen, ono and is bt.ng highly spoken o!
by tho veterans. to whom I, was especially
addressed. and many others.
Sunday Afternoons Program.
Sunday afternoon both W. r. C. and
Ladies Of tho Grand Army gave interest
ing programs in tho grand stand a, the
fair grounds. Mrs. Burr and Mrs. Kinney
respectively presiding.
Co. Loeshart's gramaphone greatly in
teras;ad the large crowd while tho audi
ence was assembling. Several patriotic
songs were sung. with Mrs. Geryais a,
tho organ.
Prayer was offered BY Mrs. Fenlason
which was followed BY Mrs. Burr's read
ing Of Mrs. Emma A. 6odding's very IN
,ares,ing report Of her yisi, to tho national
capital as tho representative Of tho eorps
Mfs. Geofgo Todd. ST.. rendered sole
with a very ane voice.
Mrs. Hiesox road an instructive paper
on tho origin and worl o. tho W. X. C.
4 duoit was rendered by Mrs. Todd
and Mrs. Gofvas.
4 select reading BY Mrs. Sloan was
followed by tho singing Of America. fol-
lowed by tho gramaphoae rendering The
Little Boy in Blue"
Four little girls sang 4 tribute 10 tho
flag. each carrying and waving tho ma
,ionai eolors.
A patriotic song was given by tho Shell
ton family auarta;ts ,E. c. Shelton and
three ehildronl in their usual effective
manner. So well did they do ;ha, an On
eoro was demanded with much an,husi-
asm.
A defamation followed by
Chas. Collins gave varsity Of airs or
tho harp closing with -Cixie.'' whie,
brough, from Mr.. Campbell tho rornar.
;hs; he did no: know how ;ha, sounded &c
tho blue coats pressa; but Il pleased hirn
nightly.
BY roauos; Ros. Nelson reei,ed eou-
plo Of poems. ono original.
Col. Loekhsrt thsa gave "Sheridan's &
Ride" ard pu; into !, his well known vim
and spirit
Miss woa,her~aI followed with roei-
;aiion.
Tho Shelton euaf;a,;s again favored
tho audience with song.
After another patriotic song Maj chri,-
ton spoke Of tho origin Of tho Veteran
Association. tho only ono Of It's kind in tho
state. and tho necessarily rapidly dimin-
ishing numbers Of tho veterans. He
urged tho old soldiers TO 60, closer to-
Te;hor by Ioining the O. A. r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Rocky Ford has this week been visited
by street preacher and his wife. who
have held meetings afternoon and eve
ming. Their mission is to prove that all
church organizations are wrong. and that
no man is on the right path unless he
sells all, gives to the poor and follows the
teachings Of the Bible as understood by
tho street preacher. 1t must take su-
preme egotism Tor an unbalanced mind
for man to declare that all church or
ganizations. with their magnificent work
for humanity. are all wrong and that his
IDEAS Of christianity should be accepted
in preference.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Many Of Rocky Ford's citizens have
boen auerying as to tho oeeentrisl;ios Of
our water supply. Why clear water part
o! tho ,lmo and then very muddy water?
Because tho material for eHse;ing con-
nee;ion between tho big pump and tho
new well has been very greatly delayed
and ali pumping has been done BY small
engine which Is wholly Inadequate for the
work. And for this Same reason q; times
there has been no pressure whatever.
But Water Commissioner Kendig hopes
soon to have all this trouble fenedisd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

The Enterprise agrees with the Pueblo
Chieftain that there is a constant and
regular rapid improvement in the Frontier
Monthly which has long outgrown the
plans Of its founders and is rapidly taking
place among the leading magazines Of
the country. Colorado has good reason
to be proud Of this publication, which
continues to preserve the full flavor Of
the west, while growing up to the best
eastern standard Of mechanical and artis-
tic and literary excellence" II you wish
TO know more Of this magazine request
a sample copy from the Denver Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Sepfes,7ber 20, 5rd and 9TH.
Biz PLanS For
Watermelon Day.
Committees Appointed by a Largely Attend
ed Meeting OF Citizens.

evening
auss, Day Obn
an W. parsiOy secretary
following appointed;
ss,so The @ h following
Fnahss D. Hale chairman; p j. Reisi < W. Koabys H Pollock
tao cessy.
beai w Young Paul Kennedy H. Maxwell
Fenon.w w r. tiardoy. Van Hendricks.
o. Crawfo W. Laxn W.
nar,,N ~ W. Terry. @. a. Daring.
c. chairman: Crowley Kouns,
Rob g. A. Jones' j. l. Bennett j. H.
A Nichols. NJ O. cgrns. Oliver
Muse.-E. J. Smith. chairman; F. N. Clark j..
Official coors-Grcen
A. Of
everybody should rally this famous fall
Of
Fords Fair Watermelon
osserowd this
Matthews
Watermelon Day not to have It's old uno bgn and enthusiasm
said that selling
fair 1894 good had
prohibition
cha
Ford they
price furnished They should liberal
largely dmoal1ed by the crowds and
fusion o Of the Fair
NJ advertising
being
The meeting adjourned
Watermelon Day
On the past
Wednesday,
race track and Everything
looks favorable fair will an
There arc eleven
ter John working NJ and
by Ms by Col j. A. Lock-
hart Also good by
four PAGERS johnny B. 22s by w Beatty of Manza
no
Of this city, green Nh Las Anmas
ownedby J.J Cooper, Las Anmas
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

In last weeks Enterprise the types
made a bad blunder in the article relating
to Dodge Hale's California experience.
The article said that Mr.. Hale had gener-
al supervision over Lyons & Coggin's bus
mess in the valley. 1t is the business Of
H. Woods in this territory that Mr.. Hale
has in charge. Since last weeks article
was printed Mr.. Hale has received full
report from the Coachella cantaloupe
sales. which netted the California grow
ers S2,26 for standard crates and SIPS
for ponies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

E. N. Berry. who never fails to grow
peaches when everybody else fails. is this
year going to have from ten to twelve
tons Of this delicious fruit, and will doubt
less be well paid for big days wors;
with eigh, men the last day in May in a
cold rain reburying 800 trees which had
been uncovered few days before. Mr..
Berry is the originator Of the practice OF
burying peach trees in the valley and his
example has been OF great value to many
growers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Street Supervisor Dukes has been doing
a good Job Of cutting weeds on the terri
tory within the jurisdiction Of the city,
and many Of the property holders have
been following the excellent example.
The city promises to be in much more
presentable shape than ever before for
thousands Of Fair and Watermelon Day
visitors
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

The Prowers County Fair to be held at
Lamar Aug. 26. 81 and % is the first Of
the fall fairs and festivals. and the man
agement confidently expect large exhibits
in all departments as well as good race
program and interesting events in cowboy
races. The Enterprise hopes to be able
to use the complimentary ticket just re-
eeived from Secretary Maxwell
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Our advertisers who use the Enterprise
columns to offer property for sale continue
TO mention the prompt results which the
expenditure has brought them. Those
who don't subscribe for the Enterprise
borrow II, hence you reach almost every
body through our columns.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Teachers Wanted.

We need at once few more teachers
for fail schools. Good positions are being
filled daily by Us. We are receiving more
calls this year than ever before. School:
and colleges supplied with teachers free
of cost. Enclose stamp for reply.
American Teachers Association.
e-22 j. L. Graham, LII. D., Mgr
l52-i54 Randolph Bldg, Memphis, Tenn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

The Women of Woodcraft had an ideal
evening for their social in the park We'd
,nesday and the attendance was large
The concert band furnished excellent
music and everybody had fine time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

FOR SALE. Pelled Durham Bull. ie
months old. weighs 100. apply to
chas. Collins. ono milo nor,heas; OF Rocky
Ford. ll-l2-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

For BEE SUPPLIES sec the 4. W.
English Lumber Co. We think We
can please you and VIC know our
SUPPLIES will please the BEES. 45i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

4 gentleman who has recently Travelled
extensively says that Rocky Ford COM
pares mos. favorably with many other
towns in tho matter Of cleanliness and
general tidy appearance. While this is
true let the good work 60 on that we
may have the model little city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
Crystalizcd Water.

There will be no more Crystslized water
for sale at tho Alta Vista house, or any
place else in Rocky Ford for the present.
All wanting any more will please send to
office. Send money order. bank draft or
express order.
Holbrook Bros,
Room 9 Board Of Trade.
9-tf. Pueblo, Col.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

We have the BEE SUPPLIES. You
buy them. The Bees will do the rest.
Yours for business,
48tf The x. W. English Lumber Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Dodge Hale says that there is no need
TO have any fear about not having enough
melons for Watermelon Day. as Newdale
alone can furnish all that will be needed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Melon growers associations and others
wanting Rubber Stamps. Pads and Ink
can hsvo their wants supplied at tho En-
,orprisa office. il-i..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

k,srsian Water from Swins Well.
Williams Transfer. pray No. 4. Phone
1872 White; Office with r. .. S;oop
Prompt attention to all ordsra. li-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

W. r. Bsekus' team ran away on Mon-
day. frightened by a little girl passing
with hoop. and badly damaged HE
wagon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

The Santa 70 will run an excursion
from Rocky Ford to Denver Sunday
Aug. l6. Very low rates will be made
See flyers or call on agent. Special train
service will be arranged so that all can
attend theatre. base ball game. parks
and gardens. For further information
on local agent F. g. Currsn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

flake L. n. Gorbing your butcher. A.,
his moa, Market will be found the yory
best. 25u.