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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
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Programme for Big
Automobile Races
WEDNESDAY, APRIL F25TH.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL f25TH.
ttRecord trials, steam (three entres).
Four cylinder cars, championship
(tour entries).
John r. Lyons cup, for American
touring cars Of thirty horse power or
less (ten entrIes).
Standing start championship, gaso'
line cars Give entrles).
Touring cars, gasoline, selling at
$4,000 or less Fifteen entrles).
Special event for stripped touring
cars OF fifty horse power or less Give
entres).
Price handicap for four cylinder
touring cars (twenty. ono entrles).
THURSDAY, APRIL 2eTH.
Record trials, mlddleweIdtt gasoline
cars Give entrIes),
MIddieweloht gasoline cars (seven
cntrIes).
Touring car championship for cars
Of fifty horse power or less (tWenty-
three entrles).
Price handicap for two cylinder
touring cars -four entrIes).
Heavyweight gasoline cars (sIx en-.
trIes),
Quarter mile high gear test (seven
entres).
Gasoline runabouts, selling at $1,000
or less (seven entrles).
FRIDAY, APRIL 27TH.
Record trials, heavyweight cars
mine entrles).
Chauffeur's handicap (twenty en-
trIes).
Free-fo rail- championship for Az
antIc City $500 cup (nlne entrIes),
Six cylinder touring cars (four en-.
| trles).
Gasoline touring cars, selling at
| $4,000 or less (nIne entrIes).
Foreign car race (four entres)
| One minute class handicap (four.
| teen entries).
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hold IN this city. Nothing has been
neglected by the managers and directors,
and from present Indications their efforts
10 bring together Il large number of high
class horses have been most successful.
More exhibitors will be represented this
year than ever before, and several new
Glasses are to be shown. Tho show ring
Will be larger ond better. the interest
manifested is more widespread than that
or last year. and a large number OF
out-of-town visitors are expected to be
present
The judges this year arc all widely
known and popular horsemen. Mr.. John
&. Early, of Nashville, Tenn, who was
one OF the judges In last years show, VIII
again act in that capacity The other
gentlemen acting will be MIR. Jacob An
derson, president of tho Richmond Horse
Show Association. Richmond, Va, and
Mr.. RI. p. Hatch. Of New York.
Mr.. TT. Stickcloatller has been chosen as
marshal. His aides will be j. Fl. Wood,
II. r. Darby and j. A. German.
List of Events.
3 Following is a list of the events for
Tuesday, April 24th,-single harness
horse mot open to denlers), silver cup,
donated by John A, Roebling.
Ponies Under saddle-Cup by Mrs.
Single Harness Horse-open. Cup by
Mr. and Mrs, &. w. Vanderbilt.
Tandems-o Open. Cup donated BY me
Manor Hotel. t4
Gentleman's Saddle Horse-Open. Cup
donated by Victoria Inn.
Pair Harness Horses-(Not open 70
dealers) Cup by Battery Park Hotel.
Pair Harness IIorses-Open to al, cup
by A. NJ, Field Jewelry Company.
Stations Cash prizes.
Pair Livery Horses Local dealers only,
Gun by 'rhompson-B rannon Company +
Hunters Open to all. Cup bS J. ., q,
Bennett,
Wednesday April 25th.--Pones IN llar-
ness-Open To all. cup by Alexander
Costen and Glass
Combination Saddle and Harness
Horse-Cup by Thomas WadleN, Raonl' J
PAIR, Roadsters-- Open to all, cnp by
Mi Philip $, Henry
Gated, Saddle Horse-Open 10 all cup
by Mathew AInury.
sinsles Roadster Open to all cup By,
Ladies saddle Horso-cup by Or,
Charles r. Minor, y
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TECHS PLAYING WELL.
Randolph-Macon Goes Down i
Defeat Before Farmers.
(S1,cc,al to The Times DisDntch)

BLACKSBuRG. VA, April 23,-1,rho
Techs defeated randolph Macon College
TO- day by a score OF II to |. FOR while II,
during tho gumc II slow snow feli, ana,
throughout cold driving wind blew from
the northwest: but the teams were IN
good shape, and, despite the weather,
pinycd the average clean game.
Gravcr went into pitch for the visitors,
but was knocked out Of the box IN ING
third inning, after which fiarrcll LOOK
His Mace. aud Jared but little better. IN
the ninth the home team put IN an en-
tirely now inield, which showed up well,
Tho Techs slugged tho ball at will while
tho visitors succeeded in making only
flve hits, two OF which were punched III
tho fourth inning. and Melted ono run. ;,
Score by innings; ~,
summary: Earned Randolph
Macon, 1 Y. r.. Id. First base BY or
rors-R.- M. 4; Y. p. liz. Left on bases,
balls-off Gravcr !; innings pitched by
Mecks .; drawer. g; Harrell. 5. Fits
made--off Mceks &: Graver. = llarrel! y.
Struck out--by Mccks, B; Gr'tver |; linr,
rell /. Three base hits--LoWery and
Mecks Two-baso hits--Lee and Fcuer-
stein, Sacrifice hits-Cooper and Lee.
stolen baseS-R.-M, .; Y. p. j.. Z. Hts
by pltcher--by Meeks,. .: llnrrell, l.
Passed balls--Stowart |. Umpire john
son, V. =. I. limo of game 80
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Makes Record Time.

Dr. Emot c. Taylor made ree1rd rnn f!srH
s shr to and return in tho performances Of his
des agent for the = q hsm e prs
,r m..'i at the BARK and yelling himself hoarse
E for his fa s team no wus notified that
horse Ind broken his hip n front OF inc ylr,
Street s,reet. Taking the iirst car, down., hc shot
the horse and was, back At tho eail Er n,ina
The ,NI horse was suffering Intensely. and Mr.,
ayor that death was the 1, only XII im ans
tSro,,rb. roofing ali the while. 1t Is not re-
ported what tho effect OF tho score was on NM
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Charged With Selling Cocaine,

< H. j. Edwards. q young white man WAS ar
rested Yesterday. afternoon by Officer Wiley
for selling cocaine on inc streets lie was
airing OF tho case before Justice John this
morning,
James. Lewis was arrested last night as a
suspicious character, He Is locked pp az ,hn.
First Stallion
Parks Martin, an old offender in the iWbibinI
OF 100 much strong drink. was arrested last
night IN Locust Al!ny anu locked mp at the
F!rgt station,
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Virginia.
The Score By Innings.

North Carolina. % o 80 9 20
Eirgnia..... ..............Vo y II =
summary: Two base hits-Stem, Hanes'
Moses. Stolen bases-Stenl Doupie
plays-Moses to Rice (unnssisted) lawn =
ttc Rice (unassstetD. Base on 'al N's--7ol !
Moses, .: off Cunningham, 0, Struck owl,
by Moses. 3; BY Cunningham D. fSss s'
balls-Chanler. Time OF game, ! houi. a. 'i'lu =
sa minutes. Umpire, ". IL lion t' : =, . =
,Lc Virginia League. Attendance, $500.
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Injured in Baseball,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
+. ASHLAND, VA. April 2a-Dr. ]. ",
Jordan, of Hanover, who was injured In
a game OF baseball In Richmond last
Friday between Ashland and Richmond,
is reported to be much better but the
injury to his foot will probably interfere
with his playing ball any more this
season.
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ATLANTIC City tourhu-
mcnt, TO be held next
Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday afternoons,
promises to be one of
the greatest autolno-
bile speed competitions
in the history Of
American motoring.
Aside from ten spe-
clallY built racing ma
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Steals a Baseball.

j. A. Keegan, a white man, was Typ be-
fore Squire James r., Lewis yesterday
morning on the charge Of purlo'ninG II
base bail that had oyor-leaped the fence
at the broad Street Park during the game
last saturday, keegan was i'nna 70 ana
the arrest.
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Southern League.

At montgomery: Montgomery, T AZ
At Nashville: Nashville, 2; birmingham,
At shroveport: Shreveport 4; Little
Rock, !,
No more scheduled.
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.l1,s Y mn

4 y (special5to The Times Dispatch.) Sf
XIX ATLANTIC CITY, April 23.--Witll an
entry list that exceeds by score or
more the In,lmber Of entries received for
any previous affair in this country, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24

Dale defeated the Stauntong- Military
s. This Is the first game the Stauntoh
Military Academy has lost this sensol...
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list OF EVENTS
ASHEv||.LL|.E SHOW v
Large Number OF High-Class
Horses to Be Brought
Together.

fspeclal TO The Times ispatch)
AsElI,vlLLE, n. c., April 23-Ashe-
ville,s annual Horse Show VIII open o.,
Tuesday with n full list OF entries. -
barking spaces are taken anu iliuc" -
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terest and cntllu-
siasm arc manifest
cd everywhere. This
years show will UNI
Idoubtedly be an as
sured success, and
one OF the best ever
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Sutton Wins.

(Ey Associated 3ress,)
NEW YORK, April 23,-In the piay-on
of tho tic for second prize In the billiard
tournament Tonight sutton defeated
Schaefer by 500 to 2s7,
There is nothing more dainty for 3
picnic or luncheon than Argo Red Salmon
sandwiches or salad. The Cook BOOK
tells you how to preplre them Ask your
grocer
sHRlNERs' EXCURSION TO TIE
PACIFIC COAST, VIA G, g O.
ROUTE. 3
All parties desiring to accompany me
Shrincrs in thor special car to Los AM
scles and Pacific Coast. leaving Rschmohd
April 29h, should make their Pullman
reservations AT once.
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ball lnat any Oh wv
Rlchmond fans have yet
seen ON the home dsa-
mond. And 1t was by
fast. snappy ball that
Carolina won. Virginia
could not catch on to the
curves Of Cunningham,
and they scored only two
hits and one run off his
curves. On the other
hand; 1t seemed compare
lively easy for the Tar
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CAROLINA WINS
FROM VIRGINIA
Fast Game Oil Bot, Sides Ends ls.
i'll Score Of 6 TO III favor
Of 1arllccls.
is OUTPL-AYED
az 10 f
VIRGINIA
lanes, for Carolina, Plays Star
Game at Third
Base.

III the pre,tiegt -atnc that has yet
hecn witnessed in Riehnond North Caro-
lima yesterday defeated Virginia pS '''s
score Of 10 /. 1t was by FAR tns
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Other Baseball.
At Washington. D. c., Georgetown, 8;
r'n ri slr
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Results OF Y es terday's Games.
Y Games Scheduled for Tod ay.
Chicago, 3; Cleveland,

Chicago, 8; Cleveland, !.
CHICAGO, April % -opportunc hitting,
coupled with Smiths splendid pitching,
gave the local team = victory t to % 1,
\ Score: ,,iFi gy$s$ 5s. II ~. ~:
Cleveland ..........O 90 900 DOL 9
Batteries: Smith and Sullivan: Rhoadcs
and BuelowS Time. i: ;35. Umpire, Con-
nors. Attendance, Bats.
St. Louis, 4; Detroit, 2.
ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-The home team
81 Score upc' r. II. Il.
ST. Louis 4 ooOO1Os-7 0 .
Detroit 100000 o. s 9
Batteries: Howel4and Hickey; Itilllah
and Warner Time. ! :2s. Umprcs, CSn-
molly and Lowe. Attendance "a, 500
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chimes. tho meet will provide Il dozen or
more races In which the contestants Will
drive stock touring cars.
Machines Entered.
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,SIstTES1DA \ "a PT11J 2ti 1906.

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.AUT0 RACES At
u. ATLANTIC CITY.
Big Meet Which Begins 'To-lnor-
row Promises to Be Great
Speed Competition.
NUMBER OF ENTRIES

q. d
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05
no,hIna sIovx ABOUT ths Ellis.

Members OF Denver Lodge No. u.
Benevolent and Protective order OF
Eiks. have shown enthusiastic loyalty
TO the order In their contributions To
the fund for expenses for the entertain
ment OF the annual meeting OF tho
Grand Lodge which meets In Denver
next July. To date the sum realized
by the contributions OF the members
who have chipped In for the fund
amounts TO more than 10000. The
Denver Eiks have set pace that no
city In the United States has ever
equhlled on n similar occasion.
The plans OF the big convention
however. Is not by any means con-
fined TO Denver. II is the intention
to make the meeting OF statewide In
terest. II II expected that Colorado
VIII hnv. tn. largest number OF visit
orr mt this gathering that has ever
come Into the state. They Will be en-
couragrd to max. trips to every Sec
tion Of the state and see for them
selves the greatness OF the region that
welcomes them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

Midshipman Merriweather of the
Annapolis Naval Academy killed Mid
shipman Branch in prize fight. The
court Of inquiry acquitted him of muir
der. but found him guilty of using
abusive language. etc. In comment
ing on the verdict the Colorado
Springs Gazette very forcibly but fair
iy says: 1.-THE Naval Academy was
established to educate officers for the
country's naval service, but IL some
Of the idea. now prevailing there are
to continue. it will no, be long until
the institution will be turning out
gangs of big-hsted. red-necked hood
iums. whose conceptions OF what con-
stitutes a gentleman correspond pref
~ closely to those OF the hired thug"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05
A COMMON SENSE VIEW or THE
9Alo0N.

A farmer living In Bent county says
that two-thirds OF the wages he paid
his farm hands went to the saloons In
Las Animas. Some Of these farm
hands bad families to support. At IS
or 80 dollars month man needs
all he gets for his family. however
small 1t may be. The chances are 10
20 ] that had there been no saloons
this money would have been spent for
groceries. clothing and shoes. "whis-
key won't hurt you II you let II alone"
But here II wasn't the man that drank
II. but his helpless wife and babies
who suffer most. and the legitimate
merchant has lost that much trade. be-
sides an account now and then when
he has been tenderhearted enough TO
trust the drinking man for food to feed
his famiiy.-Las Animas Leader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05
A New Feature In Through Sleeping
Car Service.

On Sunday. December 17h. the Dem
yer 4 Rio Grande Railroad inaugur-
nted daily line OF standard and tour
LIST sleeping cars between Denver and
Los Angeles In connection with the
new Clark road. Both cars will leave
Denver daily Mt $3.50. n. IN. and arrive
Salt Lake City at 1875 p. IN. the next
day. At this point the cars will be
held over until midnight, thus allow
Ing through passengers the privilege
OF a stop-over of ten hours and n half
In Salt Lake City. Eastbound. these
cars will leave Los Angeles at $500 ..
m. and arrive Salt Lake City Mt @: 30
n. IN. second morning where they will
remain over until $3.50 p. M. thence to
Denver where they will arrive at 4:2O
the following afternoon. This stop
over Mt Salt Lake City of the regular
line of sleeping cars promises to be an
attractive feature for trans-continental
travellers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05
Rocky Ford the Cream of Colorado.

The Pueblo Star-Journafs splendid
New Years edition had an excellent
write-up of the Rocky Ford country.
We publish below the Introduction OF
the article as indicative Of the high
estimate placed upon the resources
and advantages OF the unequalled
farming region OF which Rocky Ford
IL the center:
Rocky Ford enjoys the pleasing dis
tinctiOn OF being. next to Denver and
Colorado Springs. perhaps the best
known city In Colorado. There II
scarcely "a community In the United
States that has not heard the name.
IS everyone knows. the distinction II
due TO the Rocky Ford eanialoupe.
found Ia season printed on the bill OF
fare Of every important hotel from the
Atlantic to the Pacific.
The year TINT has Just gone by hn.
been prosperous. ms have all other
years for this happy community. The
soil II fertile. the population inteiiI-
gent. the water plenty. and what these
different agencies produce n OF high
value and nnds the rcaaient market
Whether IL II tho sugar beet. the can
inloupe. or fruit. all alike are the best
OF their kind and are eagerly bought nj
high prices In the name itself thcr.
has come To be- charm. and II II tn
ken for granted that whatever come.
from the Rocky Ford country must be
good
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

Ever since It's .irst settlement the Ar
kansas Valley has made steady progress
in development. Il was prosperous
farming section before the advent Of the
American Beet Sugar Co. The opera
tons Of the valleys original sugar fac
tory has proved that we possess soil
and climate not equalled in the Union for
the culture OF the profit producing sugar
beet And JUS, now capitalists arc CIV
ing evidence Of a proper appreciation OF
tho advantages Of tho valley for the loea-
ton Of sugar factories. This will cause
the country from Fowler TO Holly 70 have
4 rapidly Of growth not dreamed OF by
our most .anguine farmers few years
ago. Tho indications arc that tho valley
is JUS, entering upon Its best. most rapid
and substantial development.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05
building Proposals.

Tho Building Committee for tho now
Methodist Church in Rocky Ford. Colo
RADIO. rcsorying tho right to reject any
and all bids. arc ready to receive propo-
sails for the work Of construction Of tho
above named building. Tho complete
plans and specifications for tho same
may DO secured for inspection at tho
Offices Of p. J. Rcifol or DR.. J. a. Law
son. Tho sealed proposals for tho above
named work will DO opened on Monday.
January 18th. 1906. and should DO in
the hands Of DR.. j. A. Lawson. secretary
Of the committee. on or before tho above
nnmsd date.
j. A. LAWSON, Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

Otero county commissioners are taxi
Ing commcndable interest in the good
roads campaign. They are willing to
help out In the work OF grading and
graveling In every road district where
there IL n disposition on the part of
the farmers to help themselves. over
north of the river the commissioners
have submitted n proposition whereby
each farmer Is to work twenty days
with team. one half OF the time Will
be paid for In cash. the other half to
be "A contribution by those doing tho
work. The first section Of road to be
improved will be between Ordway and
Sugar City. and the other roads will bo
improved as fast as they can get to
them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

Office.
No Smoking.
No Loafing.
For Sale, Apply to
Table Board by Day or Week.
Boarding.
Keep OFF the Grass.
No Fishing Allowed in this Pond
Drcssmaking.
Laundering.
Fresh Oysters.
For Sale.
No Admission Except on Business.
Day Board.
Boardcrs Wanted.
Furnished Rooms.
Don't Spit on the Floor.
Milk for Sale.
No Hunting Allowed on these
Furnished Rooms for Light House.
keeping.
Premises.
For Rent. Apply to-
Board and Lodging.
Private Grounds. All Persons Tres
passing or Hunting on these Premises
will be Prosecuted to the Fall Extent
of the Law.
Price 5 cents each.
If the above list docs not contain
what you want we can print it on
short notice. Sent per mail on re-
ceipt of price.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

The Scientific American asserts that
about S100.oOO.O00 worth of farm ma
chlnery Is made and sold each year In
the United States, 1t In said that about
one half of this goes into the hands of
men who do not understand selecting
II wisely or keeping It In proper condi-
ton. The waste, therefore. runs into
millions annually. In addition. imple-
ment manufacturers lose large sums
In making and trying TO introduce ma
chinery unsuited TO the work II IL in
tended to perform. with n loss to both
farmer and manufactures.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

a man who takes nm interest In pub
lie Affairs and discusses them with
his friends In doing good work for the
Republic. lie may have the wron.
aide. hut II he succeeds In making "a
thought grow where none hnr grown
before on some topic OF public con-
ccrn. he has done "a good Job. This
ntrongsat adverse criticism against
American citizens iH their apparent
Indifference to Important public pucs-
tons. which often results In leaving
vital matters to he settled by very
small portion OF tho population. In
Massachusetts only about fifteen per
cent Of tho people vote.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

Tho order recently promulgated by the
internal revenue bureau requiring dealers
and manufacturers Of patent medicines o!
dis,ine. alcoholic properties to conform to
the legal requirements Of liquor dealers
wen, into effect December LIST. Many
patent medicines arc simply deeoe'ion
Of bad whiskey. with sprinkling OF roots
and herbs. to give ,hem rnedicinalf'asor.
and |, Is tho medicines wi,ha large per
con, Of whiskcy tina. tho government is
after,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05
Perhaps tho most OK ,onsivo feature Of

Perhaps tho most expensive feature OF
artesan wells is the da naging acton of
the water on tho casing. Just now the
Rocky Ford water service is crippled
by the rustling out a PORTION of the
casing. Recently the council devoted an
evening TO the discussion of tho water
question and will have another meet
ing soon to consider this most imr ort-
ant municipal problem.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

Tho Ebbar. Seed Co. has Just issued
$4,000 copies Of very handsome eata-
logue for 1905. It contains 100 pages.
on fine papor with an elegant lithographsd
cover. and offers almost everything In tho
seed line that farmers and gardeners
want. This first $4,000 edition 10 being
mailed TO tho south. and later an edition
Of $4,000 will DO sent elsewhere over tho
union. Tho Ebbert Seed Co. Is surely
showing most eommondabls enterprise
and push and their work Is making
tho fame Of Rocky Ford all the moro
widely spread.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

WANTED: BY prominen. monthly
magazine. with largo. high-elass eireula-
ton. local representative TO look after ro-
newals and increase subscription lis, IN
Rocky Ford and vicinity. on asalary basis.
with continuing interest from year oyear
in tho business created. Experience CO.
sirablo. but no, essential. Good oppor-
tunity for the right person. Address Pub
Usher. box SO. Station o. New York.
52-55.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

ArchuIctn county has had nm cxper-
icncc In mnlndministraiion OF public
affairs that would have been prevented
under the operation OF n public cx-
nmincr law. Publicity Is the thing.
The more the people know OF the man
ncr in which their affairs are being
conducted. the surcr they are TO be con-
Quoted properly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05

Some newspaper subscribers often
wonder. no doubt why. a publisher
VIII keep sending the paper when the
subscription has expired. says the
Shclbyviiio Democrat The reason is
this: When the subscription II paid
to n certain time. the time expires and
the paper In stopped. II looks M II the
publisher doubted the integrity Of the
subscriber: and nine times out OF ten
the subscriber will give tho newrpa per
man n calling down" for inninuntin.
that his credit In no good. Rather than
cast any reflections against n neigh
boris honesty to pay n small debt II
has become necessary for the country
newspapers to continue sending the
paper after the time has expired. The
city wcukiicr and daiiicE do not gem
orally follow this rule. ms their sub
AcribefH live at "A distance and besides
they are not acquainted with them
and do not know their financial stand
Ing. One should deem II nm honor to
know their credit II not doubted when
the publisher continues to send tho pa
per. Should the subscriber desire to
have his paper discontinued h. should
Inform the publisher and remit TO date
" my amount is owing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-05
BROOD MARES FOR SALE

Span OF good brood mares for sale.
both with foai. Will give time with
good security. Also 10 acres Of good
beet land for sale or rent. close to
town.
Address Box 5cs. Las Aninias. Colo.
li-1l.p.