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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
JanzOw Case Formally Withdrawn.

st. Louis: The suit of the Reverend
Charles L. Janzow, pastor of the Beth
lehem Evangelical church, against GER
tain members of his congregation for
$4,000 damages was formally dismissed
Friday in Judge Fishers division of the
Circuit Court. The action was taken
in fulfillment Of NJ. Janzow's promise
to the German Evangelical Synod. His
attorney said that no effort had been
made to compromise the case.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Rradlev CO Afflrmnd.

Washington; Tho United States Su.
preme Court Monday denied a motion
for rehearing I'm two cases of Lydia
Bradley against H. w. Lightcap. APP
pealed from Illinois Mrs. Bradley a
fow years ago was regarded as the
wcalthiest woman in central Illinois.
She endowed Bradley polytechnic In
stitute at Peoria. ILL.,, her home, to the
extent of S2,b00.0o0. The suits involve
possession Of several thousand acres
OF valuable bottom farming land in
Mason and Fasewsli counties. IN I'M,
neaa
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Seventeen Hurt on Missouri Pacific

Kansas City, Mo: Seventeen persons
are reported to have been injured by a
head-on collision of two Missouri Pa.
cific passenger trains near Chetopa,
Kan, Friday night. The information
received is to the effect that trains
Nos. As and so, running between Neva-
da, Mo-, and Coffeyville, by way of
Chetopa, crashed into each other few
miles from the last named town. A
wrecking train was sent from Corey
vile and the injured persons were ta-
ken to the Missouri Pacific hospital
there.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
American a Japanese Prisoner.

Toxic: Col. Emerson, an American
newspaper correspondent, who, with o
French correspondent, recently evaded
the japanese blockading squadron ami
entered Port Arthur, from which both
we're summarily expelled by order OF
Gen. Stoessel, is reported to have
arrival q prisoner at Sasebo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Harvard Attendance FAILING OH.

Cambridge, Mass: A general falling
of from the attendance of last year
is shown by the official enrolment fig
ures for Harvard University. With the
exception Of the law school and the
Busy institution, loss appears in
every department. The authorities at
tribute the decrease to some extent to
the increasing rivalry of Western col
leges. The total decrease from last
year is POS
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Most Of caIchas Mail MISSING.

Hong Kong: The postmaster of
Hong Kong informs the South China
Morning Post that he has received one
full bag and two empty bags from
Pekin, out of eleven bags of mail that
left Tacoma on the British steamer
Calchas, which was captured by the
Russians over 500 registered pack
ages for Hong Kong are missing.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27

st. Louis: Detectives John ]. Shea
and Thomas Dwyer were killed and
Thomas McCluslSey, also of Chief
Desmond's stan, fatally wounded in a
battle Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock
with train robbers in a small room at
No. 1924 Pine street. One OF the
robbers, AL Rose, was killed, and an
other, w. B. Morris, alias G. c. Blair,
probably will die.
At o'clock Saturday morning II
was stated at the City Hospital that
Detective McClusky might not sur
vlve the night. Blair or Morris, is
not so seriously wounded, but his con-
dition is extremely critical.
The fight was the most desperate in
the history of the st. Louis Police De
partment, where the arrests of Grim
inals was concerned.
Special Officer Harry James and
Detective Edward P. Boyle of Kansas
City, who participated in the raid, es-
capped injury through the earlier arrest
of Harry Vaughn, alias Adams, on
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
sturnls. Mis-, Wrecked bY Elre.

Starkville, Miss: Fire Tuesday. hav,
ing its origin in the residence of O..
e. Galceran. destroyed the business
portion of Sturges, Miss. with the sin
gle exception Of one business house
One residence and fifteen stores. with
theier contents, were consumed
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Baltic Fleet to Divide.

ST. Petersburg: The Baltic feet will
divide, part OF il going by way of the
Suck canal and the remainder around
the cape Of Good Hope, 1t is be-
llsved the voyage to the far East will
be made IL 90 daya
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Court of Appeals sustains Decision

st. Paul, Mimi: The United States
court of appeals, composed OF Judge
Vandoyenter presiding, and Judge
Hook aud Judge Amidon of the United
States district court Monday handed
down an opinion affirming the verdict
of the United States district court at
St. Louis in finding John P. Dolan
Frank Garrett and Thomas L. Barrett
guilty of aiding and abetting in secur-
ing fraudulent naturalization papers
for a number of Italians in 1902. The
sentence of fine of $1,000 each and
FIVE years Imprisonment at hard la
Dor was affirmed Barrett was mar
shall of the st. Louis court of appeals
a state court; Garrett was a police
officer, and Dolan was chairman OF the
st. Louis Democratic city central com
mittee. The questions before the court
here were LARGELY technical.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
strike Against Being Doeked.

Murphysboro. Ill.,; A strike occurred
Friday morning at Wolf. Saver & Hell
ler's skewer factory because the men
were to be locked for time lost while
the machinery OF the factory was
stopped.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
To Maintain Peace Palace

The Hague: The powers signatory
OF The Hague peace convention are
to be asked to form fund of 500, 900
for the maintenance of Andrew Car
negie's palace of peace. The cost of
the building is estimated at about
$500 900.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
FIve-Inoh Snow In New Mexico.

Ration. N, M: A 5-inch snow struck
this place Tuesday II is the first OF
the season and extends through Colo
RADIO and from the north to the south
ern line of New Mexico, Stock is suf.
lering greatly from the suddenness OF
the change and want OF proper shelter.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
stats naptlsta IN sesslon.

Chilicothe. Mo-: The Missouri Bap-
fist general association convened here
Monday. Dr. Johnston Of ST. Louis de-
liyered the Introductory sermon to q
largo congregation at night The At
tendance V about 600.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Baltic Fleet Takins on Coal.

Fakkeberg. Langeland Island, Dem
mark: The Russian Baltic sea squad
ron Monday anchored in Langelanad
belt, between Fakkeberg and Brolyk-
Ike, to take coal. Three steamers were
awaiting them.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Report Of Attempt on czar,s Llfe.

Paris: The Soiri printed Friday
rumor Of an attempt upon the life of
the czar Thursday, in which there
we're eleven victims. The story is
not confirmed from any source, and is
discredited.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
eIrd,s Nests cause Church EIre.

Charleston. Mo-: Fire destroyed the
Christian Church here at noon Tues
day. The loss is $2.5OO, and the in
surance is $1,000. It is supposed to
have been caused by sparks from a
traction engine lodging in some birds
nests In the church spire.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Must Preduee stto,5OO.ooo.

New York: The taxpayers of New
York City must give S11O,5O0,OOO for
the support of their government du-
ring 1905, according the the formal
statement of the board of estimate
Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
chInese Attaek RrItIsh shIpa.

Shanghai: The British steamers PAX
Kung and Hoi Ho wero attacked by
pirates In the West river near Can.
ton Tuesday night A British gun.
boat has been dispatched TO the scene.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Broad Hurts Tenaa crona.

Houston. Tex; Frost reports have
been received from a number of points,
and It is shown that the sweet potato
crop has been hurt considerably while
cotton will sustain some loss.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Mckinley Mausolsum Plans Selected

New York; The national Mckinley
memorial association selected Harold
Van Buren, McGonigle Thursday TO be
the architect of the mausoleum to be
erected at Canton. Ohio. in memory of
the dead President
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Rumor shIp sunk Wlth a,2oo Psopl.

FiuIne; II is rumored here that the
Cunard line steamer Ulonia, with 1900
emigrants aboard. was sunk on the
Spanish coast by a storm, The re-
port can mot &c confirmed,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Sink Russian Cruiser eayan.

london; a dispatch to the Morning
Pest from Shanghai reports that the
cruiser Bayan has been sunk in the
harbor Al Port Arthur by Japanese
shells.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-10-27
Good Roads Convention at Joplin.

Joplin, Mo-: The national good roads
convention was held in this city Tues
day and the meetings were largely
attended. President w. H. Moore ad-
dressed the meeting, and was followed
by Congressman NJ. L. Benton, who
spoke on THE Duty of Congress"
Senator Hugh McIndoe of Joplin de.
livered the afternoon address. Other
speakers were Hon. r. w. Richardson,
DIR. w. r. Colt and Peri Decker. Col.
Moore declared in favor Of the use of
convicts and prisoners in making good
roads. The good roads movement was
first started in Missouri in Jasper
county and President Moore declares
the roads here are the finest in the
country. They are constructed Of
"tailings" from the mines and in APP
pearance resemble asphalt paving.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
CITY couneii i,rosccdipr..

~ a meeting Of ;he esaeil on Monday
evening ]. ~as ordered INA; rss,ins o.
citizens be called fsf Wednesday evening.
Angus. 2ssh. Ia name committees for
wa;sfns,Sa Day.
By unsrin,ass consent !. was efdsfed
;has The eagneii na~ take % sef hearing
and Consideration any and all complaints
and oh!ss;s9as which nay be submitted n
@fs;iak e1aeefnsag The proposed sewer
dtsrs..
Moved By ki5ssrssa Hswssy ard sec
6ssdsd hY Alderman Mephsfs91. that.
Whereas. 70 ore Is present 10 fsPfsssn.
The ehisssssns n wtSss-s ~hssh hsvs hsfs-
ia,ufs bssn Sled abisesing 10 ths proposed
sewer district ard.
Whereas shsfsts 11sssssrEssuy of s1y sira
before shs eagHssl a; shss meeting 10 sub
s;sH;sass ths sllezsibsFs Of the said OBJ
Sss,ians ard rsrnsasstaass. therefore.
move that further Consideration Of
said eh!ssibe1s be deferred 10 kBg. 81. al,
p N. yasiaa carried
Tbs toslswiaE claims we're allowed:
y. {. cfsap. iiyso. salary.
C. II. oiiysf.ss.
Seth p. Tsisgss. sis. salary.
J. ". B.wruaa ses.eI ptta;ing and pub
lishins sfdinirsss.
Enterprise psblishin= Co. seo.si. for
ptia;ing ard pahlsai1s ordinances.
ktis1frs5 20 Aug 29;h.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
cantaIoups Campaign Directory.

The various houses handling canta-
loupes are located as follows:
M. o. Coggins' Office is in tho old
Swirk warehouse and loading is done at
the original platform east OF 10th street.
II Woods: office at L. r. Fenlasons.
phone al home Of !. D. Hale noon and
night; load at new kouns sheds, and
warehouse at North Seventh street,
Young g. Mathis: business office rear
OF ST. James. load at Daring's warehouse.
kouns Party. Office with Mcpherson
Lumber Co. Shipping shed on N. 9TH.
street.
A. M. Travis: office and leading sheds
on west track on Railroad ave. and 5,h
street.
T. Fish: office with F. D. S.oop. and
load from Stoop warehouse.
s, R. Nichols: Office at w. 3. Gobin's:
load from platform on North Sixth.
F. w. Brocxman: office at elo Wal
nut: load from new platform and sheds or
west switch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
Epworth League Lecture Course

The Lecture Course committee OF tho
Epworth League consider themselves very
fortunate in securing for the patrons Of
their course the celebrated Mozart Sym
phony club Of New York City. and espec-
tally so as they give only five nights to
Colorado. This is the Clubs fourteen IN
season before the public, and thosr. W.,
have had the pleasure Of hea.. ..,ng ,h.r
have only words Of praise foe tn, " n.0'
grams.
The latest addition to the membership
is Miss Julie Peter on the celebratee
y -nish flute virt'-.oso who has appearee
In all the prr ,oipai cities OF Europe anc
has en!oy' d the patronage of Her Majesty
Queen alexandria of England.
This completes the course Of six num-
Sers and will make the strongest one eve
yet offered the people OF Rocky Ford
The five other numbers previously an
nounced are as follows:
DR.. Thos. Green. lecture. The Key +
the Twentieth Century.
Col. Balm. lecture. THE New Woma
and the Old Man"
Phil Baird. lecturer. "Gumption."
Edmund Vance Cooke. humorist, VIII
reeites his own poems.
Dixie Jubilee Troupe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
DATES OF THE FAIRS
Public cclcbTatioax and Political
coaNcntIonx

Angus: Ia. 10. 10 ard 2o.-wss,stn
slope Racing Association. al Glsa~ood
Springs,
Angus; ~. essna &C. Powers county
fair a, Lamar.
Aug. 81 sna ssp.. l and 2.-esa, Co.
Fsif. Las kniFnas.
September o. 2. 8. and o.-Arkan-
sas Valley Fair. Rocky Ford. Water
uciou Day. Sept. sth.
Sept. ! 5. -. and is.-Elss Racing as
soesa.bo1. rftnsdad.
ssps. is.-Rspasisesn state eo.ssa.so.
az Denver.
Nee. Of Sept. ie- -2s.-Ffemon, caan-
y Fair AID saesag sssesia,ssa. Canon
csy.
ssps. 90 20 ss.-wsssstn sisps Fair
Nennoss.
ssps. "a. %, 90. ard So Colorado
ssa;a Faif at Pueblo.
oEs. 4. 8. and e.-Gfaa5 Valley Ftui.
Fair. 5faae Isns;ssa-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
There Should be No Open Season fos
Doves.

Would |, not be a grand idea for the
next session Of Colorado's assembly to
take steps making no open season for tur-
tic doyes9 II seems pity that tho
pretty things should DO so ru,hlessly
slaughtered usually for the mere
sport Of practice. when they do no harm
and much good.
When sho, for food Il is well known
that tho yield dosent pay for tho seed"
because tho expense money for one
pound o! meat would buy several times
that amour; OF mea, from market: and
as for tho sport" In killing them one
ono might as well tie ;ishworms TO stakes
IN tho ground and run over tho pesky
things with traction engine.
Make closed season for doves for .
half dozen years and le; EN- accumulate.
Every paper in tho state should advocate
this idea--Lnseiana Repof;e.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
Taken with cfamr..

Wun. kifunss. a member Of the bfsdEs
gang Wofsi1E wafsins usaf Lississes;
vas taken sSsdesalg u Thursday assh'
~ish cramps ard si15 Of ehsssfa. N:
case was 50 severe that he had TO have
the t1ssubsrs Of the sfsw wait gsaa him
ard We. Clifford was called and consulted.
He tod them he had tnsdisias n the
form Of ChaSnbsrlsia's Coils. Choista ard
Dtarrhees Remedy that he tbagzhs would
hsls .iin out. and accordingly several
nsst day. The iassdea, speaks quite
highly Of Mf. Giffoft's rnsdieinss.-EIs-
ader. Iowa. Argus.
This remedy never falls Keep ]. in
yogt home. i' may save lie. Fer sale By
all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
Rocky Ford and II Junta Automobile
Tine.

W. 3. cha;asia and 4. I. Gray. Of
Rocky Ford. were in town las, wsdne.-
dsy for the purpose Of feeling tho public
pulse ca tho sae!ae; Of establishing an
automobile service between this city and
Rocky Ford. They propose purchasing an
auto car seating twelve people. and will
probably make sif OF esgh; trips day be-
tween the tao e,,ies. Fifty cents ~ill 30
charged for ths round trip. The auto car
NiIl probably be IN service before the end
q nsa. Ases.-La Jan.a Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26

We make a specially o, Everything.
not enc or two things, ao- make S9n on
one OF two things as 50 many Do. but on
everything. We are aasious TO sell yoa
any thing you wan, and one thing as soon
as another. We wan; your nade and we
want everything sood you have TO sell.
No goods sold through rrisrsptsseutatioa.
le ounces has always been pound al
our market ard will continue Sc as long
as We do business. We soves no mans
money unless we give an equivalent.
Come ard see Us.
Ssauffer's Up-to Date Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
ffcfbinc.

Readers the bile moro illid and thus helps
tho blood 20 t.o~; !; affords prong. re-
gisf from hilsoasnsss. Indigestion. SEX ard
nervous headaches. and tho over iaauig-
enee in sooe and drink. Hstesne act.
ssiisSiy and = dose after meals will bfias
The ps;ien; into good condition IN .e~
days.
o. l. Caldwell. kg,. N. K. ard T. R.R.
Cheea.ah. Ind. Ter. writes. kpsil ia, ,o8:
Il ~as SCH tof osef $50 years with en-
isfgsmsn, o. ,hs liver and spleen. The
doctors did me no good. and had ssssn
80 all hope Of beng cured. when sny
dfpggss; advised mo 10 use Hsfhins. I.
has made mo sound and sell SOC. a.
o:sfp Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
Violent Attack Of Diarrheea Cured
by Chsmberisin's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrtoea Remedy.

"A short time ago was taken with a
violent attack Of darfhosa and believe I
would have died Il had not Fottsn re-
lief. says John J. Patton. leading citizen
Of Patton. Ala. "A friend recommends
Chambetsain-s CoIis Cholera a and Diar-
rboea Remedy. | bought 2se bottle
and after taking three doses ct Il was en-
urely cured. consider il the best rem
sdy in the world for bowel complaints.
Fer sale by all druggists.
c. E BOLTON. expart Piano Tuner.
4O1 N. 1871. Phone Blue 1908. Rocky
Ford. 6-t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26

The Denver Post Of Sunday contained
a whole page devoted 10 The Roesy Ford
eautsloups. The matter was furnished
By Paul Kennedy. ard The 1--WE halt-sons
pictures were from photographs taken BIZ
himself. and he Is one Of the bss; amateur
photographers in the state. This rage
also contained p. K. BEnn's attisls On me
selection Of seed. first published under the
direction Of the state Agricultural College.
In dsvotirF whole page 10 our populaf
specially The Post did handsomely By
Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
The Rocky Ford e o,,,.-v ,,. n....,,..
.sed CrOus

ecu SrOps.
o.o W ."e newer industries Of the val
Wy % % u" seed business originated by D.
.rrell. few years ago. and its rapid
~ with promises to make it one Of the
Rast reliable profit producing crops OF the
Valley. This year Mr.. Burrell has. grow
ing on his own lands. and by others. l4o0
acres of seed crops. OF this amount $50
acres are being grown on his wnranches
at Newdale and ordway. all Of which are
in most promising condition. In all, fifty
varieties Of seed are being grown.
Particular attention is being paid to
cantaloupes and constant Improvement
being made. The Burrell strain OF can
taloupes are highly recommended by ex-
pert judges.
The manager OF the great Peter Hem
derson seed house was in the valley few
weeks ago and was forcibly impressed
with the advantages Of growing seed un-
der irrigation.
Mr.. Burrell gets two crops OF seed from
the same field in one year. Peas ara
planted. and when the proper time arrives
for cucumber or squash planting. one OF
the other Of these are planted on tho same
land. The pea crop is harvested first and
is out Of the way Of the cucumber OF
sauash-the culture Of peas being ben
eft rather than detriment to the other
erors.
All parties interested In seeds arc well
como to visit Mr.. Burrell's ranches and
see how carefully he manages the bus
liness
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
RhcumaSIsm.

Whsn pains or irrjta,aons esis, on any
part Of tho body. the application OF Bal
lard's Snow Linimen, gives prompt relief.
z. w. Sullivan. Prop. Sullivan House. Ei
Reno. o. T.. writes. June 9. 1909; -ltass
pleasure in Recommending Ballads Snow
Ltniment 10 all who are afflicted with
rheumatism. I, Is the only remedy have
found which gives immediate relief 26e.
soc. 81 al O,efo Pharmacy,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
z n Snle q 9 Barxaln.

A cod mich cow. q cross between
or Oh ed Holsssin and Jersey. "5-
g To- cow" Just past 4 years old. Also
. No. 2 Remington Typewriter. as good
~ new. Encyclopedia Britannica. stand
ard edition: cost new Si2o: nearly now:
will b sold cheap. VIII exchange any
OF above for good team. Also few thor
oashbrsd S,lvsr-laesd wyando:;s Roos;-
sfk-
J. r. knuekey.
Soe N. 9Th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
NotIec Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby gissa ,hs, the CO.
partnership hsfs,ntsfe ests,ing between
sWssn ], q. Rsl~.ss and II. Amos under
;he firm name Of Hsi0Ses & Amos. has
This day been dissslsed by mutual Con-
sent II. Amos ~tll continue the basi-
ross Of sad firm. eallse; all indsb.sdnsss
due said firm. and pay all Indebtedness
u sad ar'n. witness osf hands and seal
this std day Q. August. 4. D. 1904.
J. q. Hs,uiss. tssALl.
li-is n. Amos. tsEall
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26

On Tuesday a. p. kouns reported a
condition Of tho watermelon rnarke, with
out parallel In his residence In tho Valley.
He had three cars loaded and was pug
:isd where TO send them. Tho Denver
nafso: was overwhelmed with .hy-hss
cars Of Texas and Oklahoma msians.
which would prove loss 20 tho shippers.
with similar conditions a, ether points.
However. tho nes; day he shipped TO The
south and 10 the mountains,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
Mrs. Msinto.h's Accident.

Saturday sysuins Mrs Bert Melasssh
ot Paissfsoa Valley was The victim o. a
serious accident. While driving tear,
ere Ire dropped. n SEEKING 10 recover
]; Mrs, Mcintosh sseused cut On the
tongue and tsll between The horses They
ran away AMI dragged The uasofsusass
woman quite distance. after whieh oas
wheel PASSED ovsf hsf body. inaissins
painful injuries
Mrs. Mcintosh was taken 70 the home
Of Geo. Teds. ST.. N town. ard few
days later 10 her home IN the country. At
las; reports she was dong nicely.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
Sugar Beet Experiment 10 Kan....

Sugar Beet Experiment Ia Kansas.
W. w. Spencer. Of manxanola. return
Cd last week from Arkansas City. Kan
sas. where he has been In tho employ Of
the Commercial Club Of that place. d.
rsesing an experiment in tho culture Of the
sugar beet He succeeded In getting
forty-hve acres planted inthe three eoan-
ties In that section. but the entire season
proved 70 Be very unfavosable on aeesun,
Of the cold and ~e. weather. In spite ei
OF the obstacles encountered. however.
the beet product Of abou, i5::aerss will b
shipped toRoeky Ford. some Of which will
average twenty five tons To tho aere.-La
Junsa Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-26
a Weeks Wandering Without Foo,
or Mntcr.

The 2o-year old son Of Judge Conard
OF olney dssappeared from his home last.
Tuesday afternoon. He was last seen
near Judge Parser's residence going west.
Searching parties have been securing the
country for him the last two days. His
hat vas found in the canal. and Wednes-
day evening the water was turned cut %
facilitate the search. but no body has
bean found. The young man had been
sick and his mind is unbalanced. Up TO
this morning no ,idinRs had been received.
-ordway New Era
Tho sequel 10 the sboye is told In a
special from Sugar City To tho Denver
News. Aug. %. as follows:
In deman,ed condition. with his
clothing torn from his body and suffering
intense agony from hunger and thirst.
Amos conard Was found this morning
wandering over tho plains fifteen miles
northwest Of here.
Young Conafd. who Is tho son Of Judge
Conard. a wealthy ssoekman. disappeared
from his home near olney las, Tuesday
and. although searching parties have
secured tho country far and wide. no trace
Of him Was found until this morning.
"hs remsmbefs nothing Of his wander
ings. and is in a mos, ps,iabls state o!
weakness. !; Is though, he will do from
tho terrible ordeal he has passed through