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New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
Il TOTAL OF sI97,07O.
Sale of the Paintings Collected 6y
Henry G.. MarqWand.
AN ALmA-rApsMA BRINGS sao.soo.

The sale of pictures collected by the late
Henry @ Marquand began at Mendelssohn- Hall
last evening. The interest taken in the sale
brought TO the hall large gathering of art
lovers. buyers and collectors. Admission was
hy ticket only but by $50 O'Clock. the hour at
which the sale to begin, the hall and gal
feries were packed The sale was conducted by
Thomas E Kirby. for the American Art Asso-
citation. acting on behalf of the executors Of
Mr.. Marouand's estate The bidding often
spirited although the buyers remained relatively
cold and unresponsive until Reynoldss Por-
trait of the Hon. Mrs. Stanhope" was put up A
total Of Si97 070 was obtained for ninety-three
canvases.
The highest figure of the sale was S30,S0. OBJ
tanned for Sir Laurence Alma-Tadena A
Reading from Homer OF which NJ Knoedler d
Co. were the buyers. The bidding for this pct
ure started at $1,000. SCARED rapidly by thou
sands until $4,000 had been reached. then
leaped nttuIly by five hundreds. until the gavel
closed the bids.
The second highest figure Of the sale was
S22 a0a obtained for Hoppner's Portrait OF
Mrs. Gwyn.' which bought by NJ. Jacques
Selig7nann the Fzris art dealer, who came over
sneeially on the Savoie TO attend the sale. The
bidding on this canvas was even more lively
than on the Alna-Tadema- It is understood
the Turner .Peterhof' bought by T JEFF
ferson Coolidge on behalf OF the Boston Art
Museum.
The list of paintings which sold for more than
81 0nO with the names Of the buyers follows:
! N " Turner 'Peterhof T jefferson Coolidge. .s1,7oo
J Il. " Turner. ''From EhrenbFeitstein Arthur -.o
! N w Tuiner kat castle with Rheinfels. "a
e6ria 4 AB6eT. aarianua: Measure for Measure,
Thomas csainsborouEh. shepherd Boys $ Pc.
;eo-rs f7ofrnc, Te shy child Collier & 800
Landscape with ceftsgs, A. Richmond - 1""
Henry RaebuIn. portrait Of Charles Lainh' -o
Jo5 optner p54trait Of Young shelley NJ Roeder. 1880
l"shus 2erglus portrait ~ the Countess. OF ,oo
f1oppner portrait 80 LadH Aimena Carpenter -
sir Joshua Rcynolds portrait n Hon Mrs. stan
nope JSnerSln ''ocl-se
''Od Mii on Yare'; NJ. Knoedlel Co.,. $500
George portrait Mrs Wells: Z Fischoff 10 $40
Fonn Constable. -'Dedharn Vale; Lowry K CO.. 1880
John F5oppner portrait Mrs Gwyns Jacques -.
p . Coro1 Classic Landscape. Jules Oehme..
The PcTlington oak Carl Gluckner. 1890
August ron LeJJe3kefeT La ChaTretie des
Constant Troyon Landscape and Sattle r scho1 oo
Alexandra Decsnps. Landscape: Cotter d Co--- 5000
Theodore Landscape s 2. Avery, 300
Sir /. -Tadema. ''Ano 1e. ANA me NJ
frank Z MIleJ a Knicker5ocker Citizen''. NJ. F.
George H. Houghton 'Biackeyed susan; Nj. F.
r s@sIn clifford Rocky Farm, Newport Herman
ctorEe r Bourhton .MarveiIs Last Visit to MI
sT--Ls -Ai-aa=Ta6ema. A Reading Homer;
LORD i.eirficn P r A "A Neurological Tripych
Illustrating Music: Lottier 1900
George Il. Boughton. "Luccomb Chine etc; E
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
NsRIoNErrE THEATRES

Are very populnr in the Italian colon, on
the East Side; description and picture of
one of th@rts. In fa-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
0CHLTREE. THOMAS Pm. PURsU

ance Of an order Of Frank T. Fitzgerald sur
Of The County York notice is hereby given
to ali persons having claims asaiEst Thomas r. tb
Of deceased. to present
sane with vouchers thereof, subscriber at her
place Of ransa--ing business namely the ONCE OF j. .
T. IT Wise No. 90 Broad Street Borough Of Manhat-
tan New York n " before the 1st day Of August
Dated New York n. Y, The 16th day Of Jangary 1908
Administrators Thomas P Ochiltree, Deceased
J. 5 & H A WISE. Attorneys for Administrative. 20
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

Abner .. Thomas. Surrogate the County o
hereby given to I'll persons having claims
Deano. deceased.
with vouchers thereof the subscribers their place
the Office OF Lucius H
40 Wall Street in the Borough OF Manhattan in the
o before the 5th day OF May
Dated York. the first day Of November. 1902
JOHN JACOB ASTOR.
WARREN DELANO. Jr. Executors.
FRANKLIN Il. LORD,
LCCTCS BEERS, Attorney for Executors. No 40 Wall
New CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
HERMANN jim PURSUANCE

O, an order Of Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald SURROGATE
of the county OF York notice is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Hermann J. Hansen late
q tha COuntT of York deceased 10 present the
same with thereof the subscribers at their
No ii5 broadway, in the
I3crrneb of ManrIttan the City of New York or
before the 10th next. Dated. New York,
N a6th day Of December 1902
FRANCIS G. HANSEN, FRITZ HILL EWALD NOM
Administrators, &c,
MATTHEW n TULLY Attorney for Administrators, AIS
broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. the city Of New
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

PHILADELPHIA PAINTINGS.
Page of photos of paintings being eNhth-
tied this week at the pennsylvania Academy
of Fine Arts. liz PhiIadelphia. In to-mor-
rows Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
UEARTT MARGARET-IN PURSUANCE

IL of an orde- o Hon. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate
County of New York notice is hereby given 70 all
the County OF York deceased. present the
with vouchers the subscribers their place Of
trausactng business, $50 Broadway, The City
Of New York on or before the 10th day OF
Dated New York. the 18th day of December 1902.
JOHN f. HEARTT. Executor.
MARGARET JOSEPHINE RAMSAY, Executrix
JAMES o. FARRELL Attorney for Executors $50
NeN-iOrk titY.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

y PITRSITANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

4 Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
Haydock, late Of the
County Of New York, deceased. to present the same
with Vouchers thereof subscribers their place
of transactng No il broadway In the City
Of New York on tenth day Of March next
Dated Me-, York the fifth day Of september. 1902
JOSEPH w. TILTON,
ROBERT ROGER HAYDOCK. Executors
EDWARD I. TIL1OS.
EASTMAN & EASTMAN. Attorneys for Executors ~
ProadWaT New
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
aAMRMRG-AMERlGAN LlNE.

MEDIIERKANEAN SERN ILE-
NEW YORK-NAPLES-GEN
PhaeuIcfa Paiata- Mar. 2 2 ?. u.
AM fP. V Luise Mar Il II y 81
sTSaTenna Feb u II. Mar 10 2 y
sRavenna belongs % Nav. Co. Italia
ito Madeira Gibraltar GA Victoria also Asiers) and
Genoa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
Offices 81 and 81 Broadway Piers. Hcboken y J
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
5nrrosaiss y otircs.

PUTLER, RICHARD.-In pursuance Oh an
order of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrosate M 9i
Of New York. notice is hereby given
persons ha wing claims against Richard Butler late OF
of New deceased TO present tne
vouchers thereof the subscriber. at his place OF
acting business Mercer Street In the CITY OF eW
York the 22nd dag OF January, 1903
A0' EDWIN BEIGHER. Jr., Executor.
WARD HAYDEN & SATTERLEE, Attorneys for E2ecu-
tor. 120 Broadway. New York CITY
CRUGER, EUGENE GIN PURSUANCE OF
~ an order of Hon T. Fitzgerald, Surrogat te
the County Of York notice Is hereby given 10 All
nersnns having against Eugene c. Cruger. late
OF the County New York, deceased to present the
same with thereof. to the subscriber az hr
transacting business the law office OF ward
New York on or before the 14th day Of March next
Dated New York the 10th day OF September lNl2
BLANCHE Z. :. TAMS
Administrators with the VIII Annexed.
WARD HAYDEN & SATTERLEE. Attorneys for Ad-
mnistratrix. 120 Broadway. y. Y City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate County OF
York notice Is hereby given to all having
claims against Christopher VI. Bell late OF Newport in
the Rhode Island deceased present the same
transacting the Office Of Dewitt. Loekmsn
e Dewitt Street. in the Borough OF Man
haitian in City of New York. before the 20th
Dated New York November 2sth 1902.
MARY BELL. Executrix.
DEWITT LOCKMAN & DEWITT. Attorneys for Exec
utrx No SIS Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
Nattyy ypry Y
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-09

get. Tt bialp psiaa. at bet rssnsot
mssei, Tor pfrrs primi,ips Sorbbrne
ironsfr msaeu ssGos, % be trpeps, al
banttllree irsmbrinse 'stran mso III
6otosfaiiapparai. Dlsu ct ubetposlisi
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bapos nOaIs piernsitaIlsr. Tom ban
bdphs innosi reb lioarapnins. iiaosoe
bet gcos 6erDolO for Here glaansbsr.
9dniieligi par bet at iaa ocm iii al
ioritart' line Siiiie os fin Relision.
3eres uuaus Sismsr aniirsnsiss s,r.
oee, ida be iopntte, naar bel par pqs
bet interssianteite. Saa all Der lang
sib. for be isjsn par pillise til at nm.
oeriaite iis en- lianenbe 5ortur.
9et Ipiieoss BOG Sr. 2nmbolb at
iumme tilbuuos | oeres Sprbolo, Of
faa e. Stint opsr gienneiifaanbens
fprits'. patlsnoe 5rin Sifpriens
WlorsencGmrina.
Sisie slaiurmenusitsr bapoe l9rt
bam en- np 5ilOiof. iluttsos Gore.
orassbOlesrtn. Z i'm llpiosnbsS par
DC ianiis narmsrs Sanbbeosn eno
bpios WlGnos 6oroom.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-09
Gitruniait ium 9esemiooeI.

9et CT en- bsiisnot Sag. at ct @las
beO gemOndOe sllsr.. GitrOHiait oil fu.
rsrs..fn 5Priislelie, naqy mon iassr
bet ligs fsr man saar tilisnas iofglat.
ten, pOiier iis sOot iaO | Ssnsile.
osrue % iaar iueOs riatis soOt. %
nu bar erperimsatsr, iOrstasRs uf
Gbieaso SunObsostOmmisiion, gpet.
sjurt, al Saiisn al Oenus 6rast Osiaa
pil iunns OrGbs slsrprisbern / bens
iorite Stabium. en absiis fulb ai
Osnns Saft | ct bolpt 8las aano bar
peo,,ajsniasus eidnse bin ia at bore
tiIifraiisIis til at iuloiiGnSis seslGsss
ole Spirr til Spsbommsu. Reiul.
taterns ai be anitillsDs 6Oriss piisr, at
9OitOr gIia SsrsuiOn sOnouH bar
iulOfGnois Set. naar BON Tiger, at
bette gliOOsl sr ben iifrs 5so til Ser.
peisbsrsu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-09
llIpeitaOs me glrbeisc.

glar,iu llIpshao, Der siennsm iinc
pGroiiulos SGrs- % Srobsssr bar
'punoet iaaoun 9lnerijsnOeGis for lin
SpstiebsO paa bet CmraaOs. og ionl
pcO iiH Sps "ROrss 9Imtriia@ bar
pift os fin Sntsrssis for fine uOpan.
oreos SauosmGno, Dor M uubsr ar.
bsioe ct Bart on "glOroMGnbtns
glmsfiia - Osrss SiitOris og asioro. .
3stte blir sr ajGmpearbeibe paa Here
Siub, % nadr Rariin lllpsitao cir Iis
iiait mso bet, ian 9s lOls pda ban id,
cir Op. for g9riei CT trgii. 9en for
at iaa bet fulohgnOisi, anmOOer ban
ale 9pronl9no Om at bifaa iis meo
at ppsips line Rapns. Sjsnitsosr O.i.p.
glu. ri Ct lite psriOnlis blspeu anmS.
bet on at haa bum bi bette bans 30.
rstassnoe, men oa ui ijsnoer Dor gsna
spnt % Sellutomheo ! Rtaltlotlonen
al bans g!ansr, FAINT inoisr Oss nptti.
&c % pGrOiiulos | ct iaaOant gert,
iiulos Osiaa liis at is bette bort presr
tiss Excitement Del rsprGisntsrst bIanei
be uOrils RpOninssmGnos glauns.
TeriOr ppiorSrsr pi ale RoremGne
bsromirins iii at bsiuurs neosnliaasno.
Spgrssmaal Os isnOe otm til 9lartin
lllpeiiao, 260l 6tb st.. G. Rinnsa,
polls, gainu.
4apn2 Ssiiillinsl Up sIler goh
Siiiet7 6puntp3 Siat2 6soebr
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Ameriia aarsil Spis 9srss Saoer
u6panorsOs til gImerita, bsoss 8t op,
sips bans siuUn Os be iamme GpIps'
ninaer ON BAN Tom on Iem ielp.
Spis ban CT opo. opeiu aarst ban
opos. SpIps ON 2srss SsOisiaOsr
u0pauortos. Oar 7s eller npgsn in.
ben Ssrss 5amilis inosbapi pOIiiiiis
embsouP
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-09

: Tel cr usppeapseu Srsit for be. Der
nu -,sas iieee % irpief at be pto, at
intet anOet yapo | @erpm probuesrsr
iaa nrtasn Sui iom sIEsrita. Saasn
sr, at ber er opbobet auI @Gnsos.
men be haarpbiertsoe sReno, iom bar
Ssnne Gsl uf sanpets MisoOmme | pri.
oat Sic, 'Oenter bore paa at ;splt iial
frpie snonu mere. irpsil be blir pilliss
til at bsia!e ben Opitrusos Yris. Ter
ipnss lite bare @reusis for aalbaro.
nernes gtaaoisbeo. nanr Be iial babe
COB gris iOr bet gss. iOm gliusrsrne
intst iaar for at uominere. % en- iper
Gpsrpris for bet Gste aul.
-
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-09
Snite Saae.
sgH' AHia srHssars'

Sods itriutr pi ben 7oe Snuunr.
Set er Cnsoas. sillsrsos isdar be,
spnOts bet at itOrns ira gsf % Ioro,
urii nOgsi aanite poIOiomt. % Od bel
tegnsoe ii9 en- real SnsiiOrm, iplts pj
os tilfrees mso at buOs inaet bism aul.
ieIp on ui maatts sipe $40 SOnnst,
gi git til StaIosq % gap Seien mol
so % Saprs ipr Here Se9u, lpft Re
bel / eirimsn. iaa ben iunps lomms fig
uGt. on nOstt ituloe bGnps, bar iaG
bism 3auo moi til pusbrlla, lutisot
ioriparIia dllt Tprtr % ouerIoO fac
alt til Viuosns gune. Slis baOoe p
iioOst lGnse peo Sinoust, for ri iast'
tOs sOppsu Of Siuritnspibeu pad
9Ofbuist siurOe st suftiprins, psrpad
blep ui gions til. at 6aruums Ssiiui
iprsoiss iOm gunn for Sinpsn, me
Oens SIiiianosr, tomme ssnpsr, 90
itebdIisr pg ale muliss Ting msO sr
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nleo O. itrpss ipoOper jim Spsr for al
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for iis, uaar SproitumpsrHs iuaIsoss
fog Opsr Sustassns Der. Saa blst
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% iiulos is 10, iauOt ui gsirst iifor'
anSrst. Sustn par | 9attens gpt
blsDsu Uinbpioiici gisuneni ole Nab
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Iaa no ium n arpfaIs@rotts | q
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npe Wsllsbpaniu9 enonu life bdpot
iullipsrst mrO bort Sspdlaos. So'
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iSOrparins. Raar bet ian hOrms iaa'
Isots / ellington. tan ) iage Sio,nr
al paa bet. at mOu iaor bore lett ira
onors aanter siter bette SCir.
Ect CT irits SaeC.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-09
5orbi.

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s'i iumrr mist'i Raiisn sHs;
iotbi, iprbi!
s'i aidrlisbsesus Roit iinstr
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% suiiOuit ituiitbs pi iutts:
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-09
sbomas sllua Goiiom,

gismdnoen al Nenlo ssari. tiger. al
BET aar, Tom nu sr bespnbt, pil iomms
til at 4 itore 6oranorinssr peo ben
aeite nps. prattiiie Spiinbelier, Der
er'ner peo at blips iulbiprts. Seiien
iom SreiOnr pil ioripinos. tiger ban;
Os TcmplptoniotiDet pil ninbe ON en-
iiIbaselast 5io. nsoens. .trdoplss ssls.
braIsrius uil bIips en- Snitss. NeSi.
ehtef bill pise plaOisn ior airursi o.
9i9i. Dan piI ielo es iommenbs
par War bic fin Zip til erpsrimsntsr
mtO at iaa tsleitrieitst Oirsits ira. aul
% anost. iom ban bog inttiI piSers bill
bolne hsmmsiie. slllsrtoe iuoepG'
renoe @adnsO bill bans iensiie Cpiin.
belle iomme | 4ariepst. Oct sr q
ssrdiisSaiteri. ipm pif aisrs ssiis ul'
osles opsriIeoias. :"
@lr. GoiiOn Tiger tiliioii ct Cro on
apiisms: "sIpiiern, or blanoi pc for,
@ssntsr. Der bill blios beOre | 1908 %
be iommenSe aar. De er ben maar
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sluiier. iunOe liseiaapsl.pars ose. .,
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Sremtioen. &c bIir itabis btors. Oe
be beiuttet iis mere % mere mso be pi'
Onliqpsliss prOblsmsr iamt inierssis'
rsr iis mere % mere ipr at Sumuni'
teIsigIslisg itaLiriumisrs blqnei 5Olt. :
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

The Santa Fes controversy with the
county commissioners has taken a new
and unexpected turn. The commission
ers reduced the taxes Of isoi about one
half and the Santa Fe rendered a chce.
for the amount. Treasurer Boerbohm
refused to accept it, saying that ho had
no legal right to accept anything less
than the amoun, levied. The commits
sioners in order to test tho legality Of
thar action. instituted mandamus suit
TO compel the treasurer TO accept the
amount they had agreed upon. If Treas
urer Beerbohm could have a court de-
eision back Of him he could accept the
money with safety to himself and bonds
men. But now the mandamus suit has
been withdrawn by the commissioners
and they have reseinded ther former ac-
ton. They now propose to sue for the
full amount. This will doubtless take the
case to the supreme court, which will
probably result IN Treasurer Beerbohm
being enjoined from collecting. To secure
the injunction the Santa Fe will doubtless
be required to pay the sum which they
deem TO be Just.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
No Use for Such Reciprocity.

In one voice Cuba asserts ;ha; she is
"an independent nation and claims the
right Of such. and threatens 10 carry her
claim TO the Hague. before tho Inter
national Tribunal for adjudication. In
another voice she claims ;ha; We owe her
financial reciprocity sssis;anee' Ism;
this case Of heads | win. tails you
lese?- The United States owes cubs
nothing. The deb: Is from Cuba 70 the
United States. California or any ether
state mus; no; be .hur; by so-ealled rec
iproeiiy" tha; gives to some eastern re-
eiproean, or manufacturing intares, some
special benefit in exchange for tho injury
done TO our states or some other state S
industries. For such reciprocity" tho
Republican party has no use.-Napa
Call Reflector.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

Among the constitutional amendments
approved by the people Of the state at the
last election was one authorizing the leg
islature to fix the daily time of employ
ment in mines, smelters and other dam
gerous or unhealthy occupations at eight
hours. This amendment was not a law
in itself; it merely permitted the legisla-
ture to enact such law, and in order to
make the reform effective it is necessary
for the assembly to pass a bill containing
this provision. The proposed legislation
has frequently been endorsed by Repub-
lican state conventions, and Republican
members of the legislature should not
hesitate to give effect to the recently ex-
pressed will Of the people.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Gov. Adams Elk. Memorial Address.

Gov. Alva Adams on Dec. 9th deliver
cd mcmorisl address for tho 3. p. o
E. at Pueblo. The address was in the
Governors bes, vein. which is high praise
a copy Of tho address in pamphlet form
has just resaehed tho editorial table. ane
from which wo make the following cS-
tracts as illustrative Of its spirit ane
polish:
Millions have gone but what,hcy found
in the far land remains mystery to ali
the living. Between the two worlds nc
Mareoni system has been installed. no
waves Of sound. no flashing signals. nc
electric currents bring word from the
dead"
many will be surprised when St
Peter fails to recognize the dollar mark
Gold may be legal tender in one world
but manhood is min,age whose coin is
current in this world and in the next. g
The tomb is but the gateway to youth
immortal. Upon the dial Of eternity there
are no birthdays: all souls are Of the
same age
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
W. CT. U. Notes.

The W. C. T, U. met Friday. with Mrs
Mal,by. There was alarge attendance and
two new members were added to our
list TIE meeting was led by Miss Blinn,
Sup;. Of Evangelical work. After Bible
reading on the subiee; Of the pounds, "
the w. C. T. U. paper. The Arrow.
was presented and received with much
enthusiasm. large number agreeing &c
assis, in the work n distribution.
Rev. Thompson street evangelist was
present ard made some appropriate re-
marks. Acting State President. Mrs.
Bungeford. and Miss Davidson. II. L.
Sup:- are expecting 10 be with Us in Feb
ruary. and a meeting was called for Fri-
day Of this week 20 arrange for their
coming. Press Sup;.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1903

Again /; has been demonstrated tha;
the Arkansas valley takes the cake" for
the choices; Of the eurren, weather. Dur
Ing the past week many portions Of the
cas-; and some localities in Colorado have
been visited By bli:-ards. AZ the same
tine the valley had light fall Of snow.
but neither extreme cold nor distressing
winds. You can always wager that
when we have q bad spell Of weather
ether localities are having very much
worse. Take the year through. no por-
ton Of the United States possesses q
more attractive climate than does this
Rocky Ford country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Make Your Contracts,

C. H. Mathis. representing our firm,
will remain in Rocky Ford up to and in
cluding Feb. l2. Those who have not
yet contracted for the coming seasons
crop of cantaloupes will find it to their
interest to call on him before he leaves.
We came into this field last season. COM
mencing with an acreage of 100 acres,
and shipped 81 cars, large per cent of
which was shipped after Sept. IL. The
average for last season tzz1s cents) was
not as high as it would have been had we
been here long enough to take advantage
of the early market. We have now over
$50 acres contracted from 40 growers
and will increase the same to such a
point that, for the present season, with
our system of handling, will make it
much to the interest Of growers to see us
before contracting. Yours truly,
Young g. Mathis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Assignment Of drolcry Firm.

a few days since tho firm OF Stamp &
Son. groeers. made an assignment; to w.
F. Greer. Of Pueblo. sor the benefit OF
creditors. mainly TWO large firms Of Pu-
eblo. The assignment; includes the stock
and accounts and @. p. Randall has been
named as manager for the assignee and
is now in charge Of the store. The fail
ure Is no. bad one as the assets will
doubtless pay all tho debts and leave the
firm 4 snug sum OF money. Messrs
Stamp have many friends in tho eommu-
nifty who much regret the temporary en-
barrasment which mas oycr.asen them.
and trust that they may resume business
at an early day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
GRAND VALLEY.

Literary every Friday night Subject
for debate this week: Resolved. that
United States Senators should be elected
by direct vote OF the people
School is progressing nicely under the
;u;orship Of Prof G. F. Weist.
Miss Edith Mecluskin. Of La Jan,a, has
been visiting Mrs. A. H. Buck this wee!
Mrs. Hattie Stewart. of Rocky Ford
has quite number Of music pupils ir
this neighborhood.
Several families from Grand Valley
will migrate to ordway about March lst
May success attend them.
Invitations are out for a progressive
erosinole party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Z. Weist Saturday evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06

c. E. De Long. of Patterson Valley
expects next week to ship to Kansas City
200 of the 1900 sheep he is fattening
The prices are encouraging now and Mr.
De Long expects to realize handsome
profits. Mr.. De Long is one farmer who
goes at sheep feeding right. He don't lei
a year of losses or low prices keep hin
out of the business, but follows it yea,
after year and finds excellent profits r
such course. Mr.. De Longs success.
as a farmer is not limited to sheep feed
ing, as he will on February 18th ge
the American Beet Sugar Co.'S checI
for about 81 1000 for his last month.
delivery of beets.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
The sugar factory on Wednesday morn

The sugar factory on Wednesday morn
ing made the las, sugar from the beets
and is now working the osmose process
on the molasses. Ato,al Of ios. .5oZ tons
Of bee,s was worked up. Tho campaign
has been very satisfactory one for both
growers and factory. and new contracts
for the coming season arc being made SO
freely as 10 Indicate tha, the farmers Of
the valley appreciate the great profits
which resul, from the dilligent euitiva-
ton Of sugar bee,s