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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21

BY virtue OF 4 a certain d Iced OF trust to
the undersi gned trustee d. ted anuary
13, a 902, and recorded In the clerk ONCE
at Chesterfield County Courthouse tn+D.
)B. 102, p. 485, d efault having been made
In part of the debt secured thereby,
and being required SO to do by tn eE bene-
nciary, 1 will sell by public auction, on
- THURsDAY, j JULY ii. 1904
ati1 O. clock r. NJ, the property escrlbed
In said deed OF trust, lying and being IN
Chesterfield county. az joining the village
Of Bon Air on the west; said line unnlng
up almost to the depot. S.3s
The owner requ es ted me to suodiVldo
theSlands in ira cts ofEabout510 cres ca en-
or to suit purc hasers, thus giving each q
chance to- buy a home S;Will first sell the
dwelling and barn with land north IL Of
creek and w est Of road In front Of house,
balance In amounts called for. This tract
of land has a fine stream OF water flowing
through 1T, which some day ma be. used
as the water supply OF Bon Air There
is q good young orchard and plenty 'la g
!" )" ER.Ms-c ast, enough to pay, expenses
of sale, all taxes due and Sunpatd d on day
of sale and s. ,5+b with Interest from July
Is, 1905, until paid; the tdue d In equal
iinstalments at one and two years from
day Of sale; notes given with Interest
added and secured by trust deed on the
property; or all cash, Il desired. Ea slsr
terms may be announced on. day OF sal IT,,
JAMES II. CRENslH5 = " u,
By James II. crenshaw. Aucti onser.
July lost sf85 5s5ss
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Real Estate Trust Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

5roMAIIssIONER's&s SALE AT PUBLIC
S'AUCTIoN oF.A TRACE 0T % =
BELOW RICHMOND TIL r DE-QLAR
'TERS OF IA MILE FROM ELKO STA
TION, ON CHESAPEAKEs AND OHIO
AND FORMERLY .4. BE-
LONGED no PHILLIP GARTHRIGHT,
.NQXXa8D ECEASED.IESs tsa.88
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AIT ANT I COAST ( line

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1LY-BYRDS#
STR EDIT STATION sst
53EFFECTIYE SUNDAY MAY 20
Il e.oS "a, IA. G. u EXPIRES - 70 AL points
600 AZ sM,-Peter.hprg and Norfolk;
2;1o lP AI.-Petershurg and N I and NV. Vest
100 n. NJ - stersburg and Norfolk. ~ Sa8s
n 10 e. Cioldsboro Local. m ~ sfSS
&6.t6 ~, n. --p tershurg u .oeal. vs.
r :25 Pr. Nj Florida and West nolan Ln1-S
grs ted to all points South AZ. Il
$3.50 r. Pstersb9rg and J; and ". Vesit,ss
1880 &M.--Peterahurg Local. ssiSs;
4 TRAINS a RRIv I; RICHMOND. !. \. y,
4;o7 "A. NJ; :s5 1928 A. ~ ;,''loii4e
s5o p. Nj; us RI ii, i; 100 II. A. al
sIIxcept Sunday.t8 ..sund ays only, SCI
5s G. s.!CAhiPDEE III ply. Pass. Att
3 W. j. CRAIG, Gen; Pass, AIT. III !ss III
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VIRGIN NAV GATION CO.,,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
t STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
MONDAY NspAYAMp FR bia Dat,
Nawnort News, Cqremont and James River
,isndinss, and conflicting az, Old Point for
Warrington. Bal in,ora and the North state
prIaes. Eiectro cars direct to the wharf. Fare
only $3.50 and 81 TO Norfolk. Music by Grand
Freight received for sboYe-naJned PLACES and
ali points In Eastern Virginia and North, caro-
lima, !nS1N " w. ~ "
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The Baltimore Medical College.
ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS SEPT 10Th. iypI
Mad9n hSr9us
Park Aver BALTIC, Md, # w AZ v III ~ NJ 81 M
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In execution OF a decree Of the Circuit
Der is, 1908, In the suit Of Lillian q. Dick
linson ct ais. vs. Alice D.. Garthright,..
will sell by public auction In front of the
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Geo, ". Mayo, AuetioEecr;.

q viii sell THIS Mo MING lThursdsy).i
July .2lst, 1880 O'clock, at my auction
house. No. ITO N. Seventh Street, ! large
Revolving Show Case 9, on Iron st9nd. 4
ilPiano.ihig lot OF IChIldgen's Hats, ,Mens
Pants, Easses. Sewing Machines, Chairs,
Screens, ste,, ETC.; also, ] oll,tpp 0ttice
Desk, Child, 8 Desk, several lots o.
Mating. Carpets, etp,t& y. 81 s8jg
GEO. NJ, MAYO. Anctioneer,
q, e, RHtoyd. Manager and ia lestnan,
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81 THURSDAY JULY al 1904. 's
at II o'clock "A. q NJ, hei}property mem
tio osu with ii q fair sm ae Of tlmb on
Good we'll and fine spring Of freestone
good farm house and other build!ngs;
convenient to schools, churches and
stores, and is In n healthy section OF the
country. Siii
ID TERMS: One third cash and the ball
ance n t ono and two years for negotiable
notes. with interest added. and the title
,refniYled - ff Az Y5a
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BY James H. Crenshaw. Is
Real Esta to Agent and sAuc 1oneer,Y
1913 Ell Main Street. jssssl
RUsTEE's AUCTION SALE.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
! iagg$ o b gil65
AZ FARM CONTAINING ~ 4834 ACRES,
WITH AN I0IGELT-ROOM5 DWELL-35
ING AND USUAL OUTBLILD--s
INCiS, ADJOININGE58T VI - Y
sBEAUTIFUL8SV1LLA OF BON.AIR.;
.sSs(THEyDWELLING ISsABOUTEONE1SSss $
zL.Is...l SQUARE, EROM&THE.DE DYE. 800
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= J Ohm, b. GAYLE,
rs " 5 EDGAR BE- ENGLISH.
S. #S.&P.tPATTESON; sEs S4 3
SsyVALLACE IT, BROWN,sssssss
b Special Commissio 40
y Brown & Co., tione RS. {8
The bond required by the decree In
above cause has been wen. ~ Il
July 1e-5t 2 g. RI XEADDILls.s Clerk
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aSDAY, JULY FL. 1905,
r.. NJ, the property described
.3of trust, lying and being In
county. adjoining the village
On StheEwest; said line running
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

|; Is claimed by tho Democrats tha,
Governor Peabody has made some mis-
takes in his efforts TO enforce respect for
tho Law and personal liberty. This may
be ,rue. bu, tho Republican party. n called
on 10 90 so. Had much rather apologize
for tho mistakes made by a governor
while attempting To maintain tho suprem-
sey Of tho law than TO apologize for tho
es~ardly eondus, Of governor who was
afraid TO use tho forces Of tho state TO
maintain tho supremacy o. tho law for
fear Of losing tho votes Of tho radical ei-
enen,. as did Governor onman.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Hearings IN the ceiessdo-kansas VA
Ter suit were opsnsd In Denver Monday last.
State Engineer Carpenter was among
those Who were examined. He testified tha,
The Arkansas IN Colorado is what 10
termed . broken river. That one sse-
t;oa Of Il extends 70 Lamar. while below
Lamar b The sseood section. Il has been
testified BY the Kansas attorneys that
The Colorado river secured rs waisr
from the drainage Of the snow sheds and
aood wstsfs from this state. Mr.. Car
psntsr swofs that msasufsments proved
that only ons-s;ehsh Of The water which
entered the Arkansas this side Of the
state line. crossed the state line into X an
sas: that the lower half Of the river con-
tains soil that permits Of heavy sssp-
age. and that this lessons the volume Of
water sevsn-siahths Of the capacity Of
the river. while flowing through The state.
He testified that The same is true Of The
river for several hundred miles after Il
crosses the state line: sha, during a food
tide the river at Garden City. Kan. meas
ured 10000 cubic feet. The same food
tide measured at Grea; Bend. $50 miles
mellow. a volume Of 5000 cubic feet.
thus showing that the seepase In The
river was very great Following him
will be a number Of witnesses who are
old residents in the Arkansas valley. Civ
ing their personal knowledge Of the river
gained through a long period Of living on
ts banks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Mineral experts believe tsa, huge de-
posts Of copper will be opened Up along
the line Of the Denver. Northwestern q
Pacific railroad. the new "moffat short
line." from Denver. Colo. to Salt Lake
City. Seven lakes near where the road
crosses the range are filed with greenish
water. and their rocky banks are also ola
green hue. which apparently denotes the
presence of copper. Experts are making
preparations TO examine the Territory in
hopes Of locating a mine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Tho Enterprise las, week mistakenly
printed thirty" days In tho county.
where !, should have said ninety IN It's
editorial on registration. We therefore
repfoaues tho statutory qualifications.
Tho pressn; law provides that every
voters shall have resided in the s,a,s oas
year Immediately pfseseding tho
election a; which he offers TO vote. 10 the
county nias,y days, In the city or town
thirty days. and In the ward OF prseins,
ten Gays. Every voter mus: also b q
full f,sdEed citizen 81 the United States.
a grss. many people who have been so:-
ing upon -hfs, papers will Be dissaaii-
fed ;his year unless they take oa, sec
csa papers and become sa;afals:sa si;i-
=ens Of the United States
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

I, oeeIrs once IN a while. soms,inss
twice in while. ,hs; a newspaper man
is requested 10 roas, someone. Nos a
newspaper man should no. be lacking n
courage when there is ~tong dong gong
on which deserves TO he exposed. sa, I;
is well to beware Of indissfirnins;a roast
Ing. When you have a Erissisnes !;
might be well To 81, down and ~r;s an
article stating your feelings IN regard 70
the matter. Before handing !, 10 the
newspaper man you should sign your
name TO the article and then read L over
again. The chances are that you will
not ask fof i;s publication and that yeu
may be less has,y ai,sr~sfd about insist
ins;ha, the editor should do more roast
ng.-Republiean. Fairfield. III.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
Calls Made Day Of Night
Phone, White 423.
South Tain ST.. Rocky Ford. Colo
Saved Ills Life.

J.w. Davenport. winFo. Ky. writes,
June "a. 1909: Il wantto tell you be-
lieve Ballard's Snow Liniment saved my
life. was under the treatment Of two
doctors, and they told me one Of my lungs
was entirely gone and the other badly
effected. was induced bo friend TO
Try Baiiatd's Snow Linimsnt The first
application gave me great reiiet: two
fifty cent bottles cured me sound and well.
It IS wonderful medicine and | reeo-
mend il to suffering humanity. 2oe, SOC,
Sl.o0, at os-.o Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Among tho interesting EXHIBITS at tho
late fair which had an impofsan, local IN
,ares; WAS tho irrigation pump bsing op-
Grated by the Goodnaf efos-. Of the Eagle
shop This pump Is surely = leader
arncnr the various pumps designed for IT,
riga,ion purposes. Tho only drawback 10
It's Use is that Il pumps ~a,sf 70 fast that
!; Is difsseul, 10 find well which will al
low Il To run steadily ., full spssd. But
that Is splendid fauis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Or. Buissss Of Pusb,e will b IN Rocky
Ford st Hossi Fl Captain On Sunday.
Oct 80. and will b glad 70 sss any per-
son needing his service. Diseases Of the
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat Special at
tsntioa 10 fitting Of glasses. 2l-a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

A. tho Methods, church mex, Sabbath
q now feature will be introduced into tho
days sesieee. Tho church will he pro-
susely decorated with fruits. grains.
leaves and similar trophies gathered from
tho fields. gardens and orchards. The
plan Is 10 celebrate tho harses; by ap-
propria,s services and good music In the
manner Of the old custom In vogue years
ago In New England.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
REPUBLICAN TICKET

President-Theodose Roosevelt.
Vice Presidcnt-Chas. w. Fair
banks.
Congressman-at-La - Franklin
Z. Brooks.
Congressman Second Distriet-H.
81. Hogg.
Govcrnor-James II. Peabody.
Lieutenant Governor-Jesse +. Nc
Donald.
Secretary OF State-James Cowie.
Treasurer-John Holmberg.
Auditor-A. L. Bent.
Attorney Generai-N. c. Miller.
Superintendent of Instruction
Katherine L. Craig.
Regents State uniyersi,y-Dr. Thos.
ID. Baird. Harold D. Thompson.
State Sena,or.-T. r. 6odding. Jr.
Representative. J. Stanley.
County Judge.-k. C. Sloan.
County TFeasurer-C. A. Beer
bohm.
Sheriff-GeorGe Barr.
County Cierk-H. d. Garwood.
Superintendent OF Sehools-CaErie
7. Money.
AsseSsor-u. s. Ringer.
CofoneF-Niliiam Green.
SuFvcyor-R. a. Sawyer.
County Commissioner First Dis
tTiei-J. w. Fisher.
County Commissioner Second Dis
Tie;-Gcor.c ingalls,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

n. vanBuskirs has bought himself a
saddle horse and will ioin tho growing
crowd Of enthusiasts for horseback exer-
eise. Van hopes TO get practical hesi,h
benefit. as well as fun. out Of his part in
the popular fad. He has bought horse
particularly well suited 10 tho saddle and
ono ,ha, has been trained TO many clever
tricks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Aisa Adams is no, man for the ee-
ea.ioa because he stands firmly against
Governor Pessody's policies Of The Law
ard order. Whatever the Democratic
candidates past may have been he
eanno, hope In his new found friendship
for the Western Federation 10 carry The
vote Of Colorado with hin.-colo. spr'ss
Telegraph.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Tho tariff is the price we charge tho
foreign manufacturer for selling his for
eign made goods In our market Tho
Democrats want to lower that price. Why
should not tho foreigner pay. and pay well
for entering our market?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Under the system Of protection. every
hour Of honest toll purchases more Of
material comfort for tho toilsr than 10 OBJ
tainabls under any other systsm. That
statement is proven in every community
IN this land where man labors. Why then
change the system for one less profitabls9
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
The t3ess Doctor.

Rev. B. c. Hosn,oo. Sulphur Springs.
Texas. writes. Jaiy 10. 1890: Il have
used IN my family Bailard's Snow Lini-
mens and Hosshoand Syrup. and they
have proved certainly satisfactory. The
linimsnt b the best We have ever used Tor
headache and pains. The cough syrup
has b~sn our doctor for the last eight
years. 26e. Soc. Si.oo Al ossse PhaS-
macy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

II believe in the doctrine Of protection
because the facts Of our national esper-
ienee thoroughly erenpIify It's truth. No
great American statesman. eIeep. the
halt forgotten leaders Of the slave power.
have oisawned the protective system
Hon. J. p. Dolliver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

As the Missouri Republicans who love
the just and upright Democratic Folk
and will vote for him-so do the law
loving and peaoe-desiring Democrats in
Colorado propose to vote for Peabody.
And It is but right-Loveland Reporter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The Republican party is endeavorinr TO
establish The principle ;ha; r,osing and
mob violence is wrong and must be
stopped in this state.
The Democratic party Is endeavorins
to convince the people that this policy Of
stopping Il is wrong.
The conservative Dsmoera; will have
no difficulty in determining which party
TO support.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Democrats. il placed in power might
not declare openly for free trade but their
tariff legislation would lead directly
toward free trade. Nearly every Demo-
cratic member Of tho House to-day is a
free trader. ,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

A Holstein COW Waived at $4,000.
which took the grand prize at the Worlds
Fair. has been made gift to our State
Agricultural College. The gift is made
by R. M. Hotiling Of San Francisco. a
great friend and admirsr Of Prof. Carlile.
the head Of the Agricultural Department
OF the College.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Harry Lsssssf. a young man Of 81
who forged a check fof $40 IN tho name
ef his employer. Samuel Robsfsoa. a
ranehman south Of town. ard ros I;
eashed a; tho kinney grocery = week
ago Saturday. was arrested last Monday
by Marshal Baldwin and In the district
court last Wednesday he was found
guilty and sentenced TO the rssosma;sfy
al Baena Vista.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Or. J. W. Fsaua. who was q; the head
Of the Rocky Ford pubic schools some
years ago. and is now pfae;ieing medicine
al Greeley. Colo. Is is.; ~sdowsf fos a
sseoad time since hs was fessdsn,
amongst ss- Mrs. Fsaas died Of Typhoid
IN the ofesley hospital week OF more
ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The amount Of coal being mined about
Trinidad is said by the railroad authorities
to exceed the amount mined At any time
previous to the strike. This ought TO bs
pleasing news TO tho coal consumers
Of this and every other community In the
Cfata
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

A person to b entitled TO vote at the
coming election must b 81 years Of age.
have been a resident Of Colorado for one
year. Of the county three months and Of
tho precinct ten days. Don't forget 70
register IL you are entitled TO vote.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Tho fight is now onin Colorado between
by the Republican party on ono side. and
organized anarchy as represented by the
Western Federation Of Miners and its al
liae
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The Columbine bakery and rsstauran
has gone out Of business this week, IN
stock and fixtures going to other dealer
In the same line about town. H. p. Tai
helm bought the big baking oven.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Stand Up Ava Adams, to be eoun ted
II elected. would you or would you no,
declare marital Law. II the occasion were
TO sriss7 II you would. why are the
miners supporting yoJ7 II you would
not. how can you sspse, the support Of
the conservative element Of their par,y9
Fort Collins ESp-ess.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Secure . Travel Accident Policy in the
Unitsd States Casualty Company before
taking the train for the Worlds Fair or
elsewhere. Policy for $1,000 at cost Of
81 annually.-Mrs. Mary J. Anderson.
agent. lla
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

B. U. Dye returned Sunday from an
extended trip in the mountains where he
went with party OF Pueblo people for
the inspection of government timber
Ia nds
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

FOR SALE-ons work horss. i<oo lbs.
-, Of doabls harness. wide tired wag-
on. ore mich COW. on Or. r. N. Pollock
ranch. three miles south. Mrs.. l. E
Miller, 2o-22p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Presiding Elder Chase Of Colorado
Springs preached aeespaably TO a large
congregation a; the Methods, church last
Sunday evening. Tho music rendered as
both services was worthy Of special men,
ton
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

IL seems almost pity TO turn down so
good man as Alva Adams. whom the
democrats have nominated for third
term governor. bu; it will have TO be done
in the interest Of good order and security
10 the business interests Of Colora-O.
Fort Collins Courier.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

FARM TO RENT. at Allsnger. Colo.
All you can raise for two years for
breaking the land. Enquire at this Of
hcs. 2l-h
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
womsa's Rcpab,sesa cisb Orxsaissd.


On Friday Afternoon last. about sixty
ladies' me. a, the home Of Mr. c. r. Es-
ans 10 Organize Republican Club for
women. Mrs. Frances Masters was elect
cd temporary chairman and Mrs Ella
Carroll temporary secretary.
Mrs. Carrie E. Mouey gave the ladies'
an esfnes. ard stirring h;;ie talk. making
all feel that Il was privilege as well as
duty 10 share IN this ~ofs-,has R vas
The duty Of the women Of Colorado 70
foass from their indifference and show
tho other states tha; they are worthy Of
The right Of franchise and take on an ae-
support Of the national and local ticket
An organization. TO b called the wom-
aa's Republican Club Of Rocky Ford was
then completed. The following officers
were elected
Prsssden,. Mrs. c. r. Evans.
Vice Pfessdsns-frseinet No. 5. Mrs. NJ.
S. Martin: No. 4. Mrs. W. n. Hiekez:
No. Ia. Mrs. J. n. Burr; No. i8. Mrs..
Warren Mayo.
Recording ssets,arJ-Mr, c. v. Kin
ney.
Corresponding ssers:ary-Mrs. Ella
Carroll.
Treasures J. E. oeddins.
On motion the president spposntsd The
following Committees.
On Meeting g-Mssdamss Geo. e. Pfsbls
r. 3. Bolles. Daniel Deernsr. o. c. LAM
berson.
On Rules and Byla~s-Mesdares Ella
Carroll. NJ. j. Andersen. A. N. Jackson
On Canvassing and Registration Pre-
einets-No. s. Mesdamss N. S. Martin. Al.
ice Green. Matte Hulss:So. \. Mesdames
W. n. Hlesos. Forbes, N. J. Anderson:
No. Ia Mesdarnss J. X. Burr. Boyd. r. J
Crosier: No. lB. Mesdsmes Carrie Foalks
Paul Hardey. Ella Carroll.
Mrs. Locke Of Victor was present and
spoke few words, telling the ladies shs
had been Dsmoers; all her life but that
wha, she had seen in the late disturbances
had made her feel !, right for everyone te
support Peabody. law and order and The
Republican ticket.
nr. Evans then talked to the ladies'
giving them many sound reasons why
they should support and work for the
whole republican ,iese, which was
one tina: could be voted for and worked
for with pride as list Of frs, rate man
on a frs, class platform.
The ladies adjourned to meet again or
Saturday afternoon at 1850. in the room
under the opsra House All Republican
ladies' invited. Besides the long lis. o.
ladies' who registered themselves as mem
hers Of the new club. there were many
detained by unayOidable cause. who sig
niFisd their desire Of j1ininE. and other
are adding their names and showing thsi
interest every day. The membership rol
IS at I've woma1's Republican Headauar
tiers ard is under the care Of Mrs. Har.
J. Anderson in a room adi1ining her Office
Any LADY wishing to ioin the Club cat
leave their names a; tina. place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Merri, E. Springer is now in tho our.
nalis,ie harness down in Oklahoma. Hs
runs tho Waynosa Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The Democrats are quoting form Pres
idsnt Roossvslts published works. Well.
they will stand the quotation. which Is
more than can b said Of the publishsd
record Of the Democratic party.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

An opsn @. A. r. meeting will be hsld
Saturday Oct. 22nd at 7:5o. Dept. Com
Downsn and some Of his staff will bs
present TO address tho meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The co-operatives will open up q msa,
market in connection with their grocer,
store on Monday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Bee. Topping Contracts. tho mos. ap-
proved form Of blank. for sale a, tho En-
,erprise Office. Sen, by mail a. s cents
each. iZu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Leon Fsnlason is in Pueblo to-day ~
witness In the Lookhart-Dys suit, now o.
again In the United States Court
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

FOR SALE-2o colonies Of bees with
good location for apiary. F. r. Msrk.
y mile north Of factory. 2lu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Bur your materials al the rev as'
store and receive free lesson.
Mrs.. c. e Bolton.
With the Bolton Music Co
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Twenty acres. well improved farm. at
Newdale. under Rocky Ford ditch.-c. H.
Hansen. l9-22p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The Roosevelt club will hold another
smoker this friday evening at Odd Fel.
lows hall. You should go and smoke.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Ihave good alfalfa pasture. with living
water. for Horses. Can also winter horses
Phone. White 464.-M. E. Edgar. l7-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Ton Watson wants Judge Parker to ca
plain where he stands on the negro aaes-
ton. He is in the DARK.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Tho S,su.fer Mea. Marse, Is head
quarters for Fresh Oysters and Celery
every day and several kinds o! Fish on
Thursday and Friday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

CATTLE FEEDERS. ATTENTIoN.-Ws
have $50 acres Of cane with pasture
close TO Rocky Ford for sale.-Randsl d
Prebls. l6tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

St. Peters church people are about I,
have . pavement put around their ehurel
property.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

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county. Good money 70 the rieh. party.
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Junta. Colo. 2i-22
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

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born's Teas and cos!eo's
Young & Seogin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

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side. II 10 TO b had by making years
advance payment on the Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

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the Enterprise. See display ad.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The nations now look 10 Amss,ea for
leadership in international questions. and
every good citizen Is proud Of our national
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