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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

Empson. the celebrated csnnsr Of peas
and ether vegetables. had as guests one
day last week. Gov. Peabsdy and com
pany Of $50 Denver business men.
The party we're shown through the can
neries. given musical program, fsastsd,
etc. The ROCKY Ford country has greater
RESOURCES for furnishing the ran material
for canneries than has Longmont and We
hope that some enterprising man who
wears an Emrson kind Of a mant!a will
have his attention attracted this way.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

The American Beet Sugar Co. has felt
that an increase Of steam resources
would promote tbs economical working
Of the factory and four new boilers each
Of $50 horsepower are now being put in.
About so men are non at work getting
all things in readiness for the coming
camp sign.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

The Republican party found al empty
treasury and . financially eisereditsd
gogsrnnen. in 1897. These have given
place 70 a larger accumulation Of gold
than mas been seen elsewhere in any age
and financial standing that ranks frs:
in the worlds money markets.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

The Republican party seeks the vote Of
the far ner because it has furnished him
with better narEets and better prices for
his products than ever bsfore. The Dem
o.ratio party never ezf Its the farmers
vote ezesot when he has been rayaged
by drouth and the Sninoh bug.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

An appels.s ceur. in IIIinois has ruled
mes. emphs.ieelly against the closed
shop" saying that "p;eks.ing" is intirni-
ds.ion and unlawful, and that contract
with q union to employ none but union
labor tends TO create monopoly and is
unlawful. The strikers who used the
usual methods 70 enforce the closed shop
were liable 70 fine and Imprisonment
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

While Grover Cleveland may be the
grand old man of the Democratic party
despite some doubts 70 the contrary,
there is q singular uranimIty Of opinion
that our strenuous contemporary, Hon.
William r. Hearst is the blamed young
fool" Of the outft.-Colorado Springs
Gszette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Now is the Time to Cut the Weeds


We are indebted TO the Colorado Spr'Es
Gazette for the following, which is SO
well suited % Rocky Ford's condition that
we s6op: the article, changing names
only:
There are two parties chiefly interest
ed in the crusade against weeds, the city
and the private property owners. The
city should see 20 It that the weeds which
line the streets in many sections Of Rocky
Ford are Gu. down forthwith; and owners
Of vacant lots should be invited immedi-
ately to remove the towering weeds and
rank growths which cucumber their prop
critics. 1t will not be hardship on any
body and /. will do vast amount of good.
The health of the city will be improved.
especially among those persons subject
to hay fever, and Furthermore, the ap-
pearanee of the streets will be improved
100 per cent Both are features of a
great deal of importance.
The city receives many compliments from
visitors upon its outward appearance:
they express qualification at the well kept
appearance Of the homes of Rocky Ford.
but the vacant lots are most unsightly
and detrsct greatly from the general
beauty of the town, When the weeds are
cut down we shall have town that is a
thing of beauty as well as joy forever.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

There is many property holder in the
mining camps who would Ike TO swap
his holdings for a ranch in some peaceful
farming community where ne would at
Iess. De assured of q quiet and comfort
able living for himself and family. says
The Telluride Journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
oIERo COUNTS
FINANCIAL CONDITION
synopsis Of County Clerk dar~ooe's
Semi-Ansusi Ssafement of Re
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own scenery: all he uses of our scenery
is the drop curtain. His draperies are
are all silk, satin and plush. and when our
curtain rises on his performance the orr
entail effect is simply grand. At The
Grand, July 90 and 81.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

Every property-owner in Rocky Ford
should enlist in the army of-weed cutter S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

Some street sprinklinz which was done
late Saturday night on newly graded
streets was the right thing at the right
time
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Half Price for Ladies Waists.

One Lot esc to sl.5a Summer Waists.
cleanup sale price 6oc. See bills ou'.
Ramsay & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

J.F. Hoinbaum is building an addition
to Mss Pages rental dwelling on lth
street
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

Water Commissioner Kendig is doing
some experimenting on the air pipe con-
nections of well No. /, with view of
lessening the amount of pumping and
consequently the expense OF coal.
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for TIE expectation that ths suzsr-ma.ing
campaign Q. 1904 IS 20 &c the largest,
lo1zss; and best since the factory vas
bgiIt. which means large additions 70 the
bank accounts Of our bee: growers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

The Jaekson-Lawson hay scale is now
being moved to the front of their Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

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data
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15

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concrete foundation for a nea: frame
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
FIGHT AGAINST TRUST
PUTS WHISKY DOWN

Peoria, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-The basing
price of finished goods in the viii: :
market has dropped another point, aud
was posted this morning at 1924. With
in two months the price has dropped
from $1.2S to $1.24. Competition is
again assigned as the cause, the strong
fight being made between individual
independents for business in addition
to the fight waged on the trust by all
Independents being given as the rea-
son for the continued reductions.
Despite the continued drops, there
has been no disturbance in the market,
the output, however, being slightly in
creased as a result. Eastern business
shows the effect in heavier buying.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25

Cavalier, Towner and Rollette counties
richest territory Of the Great North
ern and will cross Great Northern
tracks four times-at Langdon, be-
tween Rolla and Cando, between
Bottineau and Rugby, and again
between Mohall and Granville It will
also parallel the Great Northern main
line west from Grand Forks to Minot
for almost three hundred miles. This
will be the most important invasion of
Great Northern territory for many
years.
Altho the cutting into Great North
ern territory is SO marked as to make
it the feature of the extension, the
500 line officials do not regard it as
an invasion. The settlers brought in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
HAGUE CONFERENCE
MAY RECONVENE
President Roosevelt Has. Invita-
ton Sent to the signatory
.. Powers. -

Washington, Oct. 25.-Acting Score.
Invitation from the president of the
United States to the *signatory powers
of the original Hague treaty to come
together again. In addition to the
signatory powers, the invitation goes
forward to four Of the South and Cen
trail American republics, which have sig.
nailed an earnest desire to adhere to the
Hague treatry. The note is directed to
the American ambassadors and minis.
tiers abroad with instructions to sound
the government g to which they are &C.
credited and to extend President Roose-
welt 8 invitation in such terms as they
see fit. A majority of the powers must
determine the place as well as the date
Of the meeting.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
FRENCH COLONIES
COURThARTIALED
-Four Are Charged With Bribing.
Witnesses Ayaznst preyfus
at Rennes.

, Paris, Oct. pa sequel to the Drey-
fus case was the opening of the court,
martial today Of four prominent off
trich, Rollin, Francois and Mareschal-
charged with using military funds and
otherwise influencing witnesses against
Dreyfus at Rennes. The court is com.
posed of General Berth, four colonies
and two lieutenant colonies. The pre-
vious ministerial investigation partially
indicated the accused, who demanded
court-martial. Lieutenant Dautrich
testified that during the entire course
of the proceedings at Rennes he fol.
lowed the orders Of his superiors.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
ST. LOUIS AFTER
BIG ATTRACTION
Would Have Minnesota and Mich
igan Football Teams Play
at Stadium.
President D. r. Francis Wires an
Urgent Invitation to President
Cyrus Northrop Today.

If plans Of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition authorities for Twin CITY
day at the world IS fair 90 thru. it is
probable that the dogs and chickens Of
the northwest will be left alone to
guard the homes Of the twin cities and
farms and every one will move ST..
Louisward. "-a- 49, :
position, arrived in MINNEAPOLIS to TO-DAY Jn
filled with plans for the biggest day
ever known in the way Of a state and
city demonstration at the fair. He
plans to get a low rate, empty Mime
apolls and st. Paul, and then have the
football teams Of the University Of
Minnesota and the University of Michi-
in the stadium. =
President David R. Francis Of the
exposition this afternoon wired formal
invitation for Minnesota to meet Michi-
gan IN football array to President Cyrus
Northrop Of the "U' and similar
telegram went to the Michigan authori.
ties. These kilograms will naturally be
and boards of the two institutions and
negotiations will be opened which may
result IN meeting of the two bio
Will Start Negotiations.
There has been talk for week or two
regarding the possibility Of a Minneso.
ia Michigan game, but nothing in the
way OF a. prefer Of a game has been
received from Michigan at the uni.
verslty and as result Minnesota has
not made. any advances to Michigan,
The exposition authorities have realized
the tremendous drawing card such a
game would be, and as a result Presi-
dent Francis kilograms have opened
the way, whereby meeting might be
arranged.
It is impossible to say just how the
University of Minnesota will answer
the proposition. Last year the teams
Of the universities played tie game
and 10000 people crowded Northror
field to watch the game. It is hard
to estimate the size Of the crowd which
would gather at St. Louis It is safe
to say that the twin cities would
swamp the railroads, and the big cities
OF Illinois and Iowa and Missouri, with
s shes tsSgs the 's ereE T2sld aad x tae
necessarily have 10 be a post-season
one, and it is not known how DIR. VIII
liams and Coach Yost regard the pros
pect Of keeping their teams keyed UP
for a late game. ..ss .,
This action by the exposition author
tiles will bring the matter to a decision
within the next week, and it may be
PoSSAOIo IudI MluueSOCd ana M1Cn1gan
will settl the western championship at
st. Louis.
Twin-City Day Plans.
No matter how the football game
may go, Mr.. Wild says that twin city
day at the fair will be great one.
Commercial club are heartily in favor
of the plans for the day, and at the
meeting Of the council Friday evening
Mr.. Wild will address that body and
tell what is expected and the plans of
the exposition officers. The day will
be a memorable one, no matter whether
the big football game comes off or not :;
but the playing Of the game would
doubtless double the attendance, not
only from Minneapolis and St. Paul,
but from the. entire northwest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25

by, the 500 will, it is believed, so de.
velop the northeastern portion of North
Dakota that Great Northern will not
necessarily be affected. In few years
it is believed, tonnage sufficient tc
provide, for all lines entering it will
originate in the country. ..
This western extension from Thief
River Falls is in addition to the 500 IS
new line already under contract north
Of that point to connect with the Ca.
madam Pacific: This extension will
give new short line to Winnipeg. Min.
neapolis will be materially benefited
by the two new lines, as the westward
line traverses a rich and rapidly devel.
oping wheat area, and the northern
extension has the thriving city Of Win,
nipeg as it's terminus. H.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25

York tbs h moTXn W f bs ren 9m
comes the announcement Of the fnan-
cling of the new 500 road g extension to
Thief River Falls and thence west to
the main line. Preliminary work will
begin at once and the line will be pushed
rapidly in the spring.
The terminus of the new extension
is not disclosed. The line may run
into Kenmare or Bowbells, N. D., on
the Minneapolis Portal line Of the 500,
or may pass the international boundary
line and strike the Canadian Pacific
at Pierson, in western Manitoba.
The new line will pass west from
Thief River Falls, about thirty miles
north of Grafton, and will tap some
big wheat country in Walsh, Pembina,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
EFFORT TO BLOCK
PANAMA CANAL
Illinois Man Appeals to Court to
Prevent the Issue of ~
Bonds.

Washington, Oct. 25.-An effort to
restrain the secretary Of the treasury
from making payments or issuing bonds
for the acquisition and construction Of
the Panama canal was made today in
the equity branch of the supreme court
Of the District Of Columbia. w. s.
Wilson Of Hinsdale, ILL.,, is the author
Of the suit and presented his own argu-
ment. The government was defended
by United States Attorney Morgan H.
Beach and Charles w. Russell, assist
ant to. the attorney general. Justice
Stafford has not given his decision.
The principal question is whether the
courts have authority to restrain a
federal officer from wrongful inter-
probation of federal law and conse-
quent depletion Of the federal treasury.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
no COMPROMISE, .
SAYS LANSDOWNE
Russia Must Make AFFECT Apology
for Attack on Fishing
Fleet.
NO REPORT YET FROM
ADMIRAL. ROJESTVENsKY
European Cabinets Look on AT.
fair as Entirely a Diplo-
matte Matter.

Nicholas has teiegraphed to King p1 Ed
ward expressing his deep regret at
what occurred in the North sea, Satur.
gay, and his sympathy with the fami-
me as OF ,t the killed and wounded fisher
Assurance tbaf n1.s also conveys the
be made to the families Of the sufferers.
Later. the British ambassador went
TO the foreign office. and formally Dre-
sented copy Of his instructions. The
note was couched in moderate but
| firm tone.
The admiralty and foreign Office
were besieged today with INQUIRIES.
Correspondents and diplomats asking
Tor the Russian version of the affair.
But the authorities have absolutely
nothing to offer. They declare they
are as much in the dark as the public
ana even more anxious for news.
No News from Admiral.
lnexplicable as it may seem, the AS.
ssoc1ated Press was positively assured
IN the name Of the minister of marine
himself at 1880 this afternoon that no
report of the affair had yet reached
the admlraitX, which has been tele-
graphing wildly to London, Cherbour9
and Vigo, asking for an immedi, tie I'd.
port. -->,
The foreign office is greatly en-
barrassed in meeting the British repre-
sentations by lack of news AS a pos.
s1ble explanation Of the failure to re-
ceive a report the admiralty points out
that Rojestvensky division of the
squadron did not stop at Cherbourg, but
proceeded direct to .Vigo.
! If only the cruiser division was in
yolved in the affair, upon it's arrival at
| Cherbourg, Rear Admiral Enquist, who
commands that division, may have for
Warded his report to Roiestvensky at
Vigo instead of to the admiralty here.
altho in such an extraordinary case the
Russian regulations require an imme-
date report to the admiralty as well al
! to his superior officer in command OF
the squadron.
| Warning from Britons.
Captain Ca1thorpe, the British naval
attache, in full uniform, accompanied
by, the embassy chasseur, wearing his
| full uniform with hunting knife and
plumed hat with the British colors.
drove in state today to the admiralty.
where the attache formally notified the
minister Of marine that there were other
British fishing fleets on the Spanish
coast. This formal warning probably
| indicates the temper of the British in
structions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
BAY STATE ANTITRUST
LAW IN THE COURTS
New York Sun Special Service,

Plymouth, Mass, Oct. 25.-The first
conviction under the new Massachusetts
antitrust law was obtained yesterday in
the superior court here. Abe Strauss
one of the three drummers for the to.
bacco trust, who. offered dealers an
extra discount Of per cent if they
would handle only trust goods, was
found guilty and fined $50. He ap.
pealed, and the case will go to the su.
preme court, and from there to the
United States supreme court if the su.
perior court is sustained.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
FARMER KILLED BY
EXPLOSION OF ENGINE

Valley City, N. D., Oct. 25.-John
Dundeen Of Akeley, MINI, was brought
here from McHenry, N. D., last evening
legs broken below the knees, as the re-
suit of threshing engine explosion.
Henry Filler, a farmer driving a.
team in a field near by, was struck by
flying pieces of the engine and killed.
Only five minutes before the accident
all members of the threshing crew were
around the engine.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
WEST VIRGINIA FOR
ROOSEVELT, SAYS SCOTT
lew York Sun Special Service.

New York, Oct. 25.-When Senator
Scott of the republican national cam
committees claim that Parker will
carry all the doubtful states, he laughed
and remarked that the democratic man
ayers care living in fool 8 paradise. -
{ Senator Scott said that he had just
received letter from State Mining In
spector Absolom of West Virginia, say
ing that the state would give Roosevelt
$4,000 majority.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
Twin-City Day Plans.
NEW YORK POSTMASTER ILL.

New York, Oct. 25.-Postmaster Van
Colt was taken i'll last night. It was ru-
mored he had suffered a stroke Of paraly-
sis. He was driven to his home, where
doctor applied restoratives. He ap-
peared to have lost the use of his limbs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
Warming from Rritons.
APOLOGY; NO COMPROMISE
British Demands on Russia Couched in
Strong Terms,

London, Oct. 25.-In the note dis
patched to St. Petersburg yesterday, the
definite demands in language, which, il
is understood, leaves little opening fos
any suggestion for compromise. These
comprise apologies for the action of the
Russian squadron in firing on the British
fishing fleet in the North Sea, Saturday
morning, and full compensation for the
sufferers. It is further insisted that q
searching inquiry shall be instituted
with all dispatch and under conditions
which will insure that appropriate ac-
tion shall follow the result of the in
vestigation; in other words, that the re-.
sponsibility shall be fixed and punish.
ment meted out to the offenders, who,
ever thew NAV be. --r..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
MRS. sURRATT's DAUGHTER DEAD,

Baltimore, Oct. 25.-Mrs. William P.
Toney, the only daughter of Mrs. Mary
E. Surratt who was involved In the Lin
coin conspiracy, died here yesterday. The
body will be taken to Washington on
Wednesday and buried at Mount Olivet
cemetery, alongside Of the grave Of her
smother.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
SAYSLA TOILETTE MEN
ARE KNITTING ROOSEVELT
New York Sun Special Service.

indianapolis, Oct. 25.-Mayor Rose of
Milwaukee, in speech here last night,
said he has positive knowledge that the
La Toilette people are freely knitting
Roosevelt in Wisconsin. They are trad
ing votes for Parker for La Toilette
votes all over the state and declared
they don It give whoop for the nation
al ticket. The anti-La Follettes are do
ing the same. Rose said the state is
sure for Parker. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
100000 FIRE IN BAY STATE.

South Royalston, Mass, Oct. 25.-Six
buildings were burned today and the en-
tire village at one time was threatened
with destruction by a fire. The loss will
reach 100000.