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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-06
HEAVY GOLD IMPORTS
EXPECTED BY WALL STRET

NEW YORK, April 6.-Heavy gold i'm
ports. estimated by some Wall Street
houses as high as 100000 are in pros
pect Some OF the large banking houses
In the financial district have fully that
amount out on call in London
The deduction or The Bank OF Eng
lands minimum discount rate yesterday
to SO per cent, the continuance OF the
high Iates for call money, and the fall
in the price OF foreign exchange to be
low 1880 gave rise TO the report that
engagements aGgregating about g O00. coo
already had been made
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COTTON PRICES DECLINE,
BUSINESS GROWS Dull

NEW YORK April 1.-THE local cot
ton market opened quiet at a decline Of
three TO five points, the cables being I'M
satisfactory. while the weather map was
tolerably fair except for continued rains
in the central valleys. keeping the rivers
full and subject 10 overfiows should the
rains continue much longer. This view
gave a relatively steadier position to the
became dull.
Opening quotations: May. u.I2TlI. I3;
June. HOO bid: July u.09dll10. August,
1885 asked; September 1064H106S: Oc-
tober. 105l41052: November. 80 bid
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IN THE. WORLD OF FINANCE
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales on the board, including after
call, amounted TO 5000 in bonds and
2,166 shares of stock.
Following are the sales and quota
tions of today's market:
Washington Street Railway AS. 5000
GS7Z
Columbia Railroad ss. S5OOauSl4. $500
HI131.
Washington Street Railway preferred
10G90E. I00d?0h, 5oQ90is, 5N901t.
Washington Street Railway common,
eos. 42is. J0lt421s. 20a4214. SOAPS. 5Od42IS
50ff42Ik. 50q42Iz. 50d421z. 5od42Ik
Potomac Fire Insurance, 5039i6
National Union, 256SA.
Columbia Fire Insurance, 100aIoA,
100@10i4
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone.
I5d60.
Washington Gar. 4GslK.
M Mdtergenthaler lOQi9lit. 1Oa199. 1Od
'Lanston. 1mGl5. 15a15n cash, lOOa
l41<, 1OoG14st. l00d147s, lOOGiiSs.
Graphophone, common 5@5H
Greene Copper 1O0a21 IOOd3f. 1OOG3i
lO0qSl. 10edS11s 1o0q3lk Buyer 800. 100
uSlA (Buyer 800. 3OQ31ls. 2iq51h.
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]. w. FRY GIVEN RING
FROM FAT MEMS CLUB

The plate printers. musicians. and
MEMBERS Of the Jolly Fat Mems Club
favc : resented J. ". FRI. the retiring
manager, Masonic ring as a token OF
their esteem for him. Mr.. Fry IS 20 go
IN business for himself. Mr.. Fry has
been manager OF the club for the last
seven years He is succeeded by VIII
liam a. Buckley.
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JUGGLING WITH
RAILWAY COMMON
Professional Manipulation With Offers
to Buy or Sell Thousand Share
Lots at Same Price.

The little boom that carried the price
o. Washington Railway Common stock
up To 4S i'm the early part OF She week
was short lived. and has daily since
showed tendency to get back to nom
NAL conditions. as the selling has been
persistently carried on until today IL
had reached nearly full point, and
although the trading was on limited
scale the offers To furnish the stock
around AZ were not confined 10 quota
ton lots, but reached into thousands of
shares. At one time there were offers
made TO sell 1000 share lots at one and
the same price. and while the record
shows transactions totaling 400 shares
the actual tracing was on a much small
er scale. The preferred was plentiful
at sols, with early sales at fractionally
better prices.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY-WAR
DEPARTMENT. April ?. 1896. There
APRIL s. 1895. within courtyard OF state.
War, and Navy Building. baskets
buckets. carpets. chairs, typeWriting
machines. furniture mating rugs. etc.
Articles 10 be removed without delay, al
risk and expense OF purchaser. NJ r.
THORP. Chief Of Supply Div ap2-st
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the sub
scrfbers MORSE II VAN. FOSSEN as gen
eral partner. and FRANCIS S. cARMODY
as special partner. who has paid IN the sum
% I've hundred dollars this, the 2lst DAY or
March. A D. 1906. have formed a limited
partnership. under the name OF n h Van
Fossen & Co.. 10 store, repair. and sell auto
mobiles The partnership Is 10 continue for
four year,. and the certificate required BY
the Code has this day been recorded IN the
Clerks Once OF the supreme Court Of the
District OF. Columbia MORSE Il VAN
FOSSEN. FRANCIS II. CARMODY.
mis- n, n sa-l2t
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WILL TENDER RECEPTION
TO TEMPORARY PASTOR

During the absence of DIT F. ID. Pow
ct IN Europe ana Palestine the pulpit
Of Vermont Avenue Christian Church
has Lreen supplied by the Rev. II. T.
Sweeney, OF Indiana. 20 whom a recep-
ton viii be rendered this evening from
TO II O'Clock
The public is invited 10 attend. DIR.
and Mrs. Power will return home about
May !.
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS is
hereby given that meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Interstate Printing and En-
craving company. corporation, VIII be held
at the once OF the company, 334 = street
northwest. Washington. ID. c. APRIL. z
at the hour Of A n. Tor the purpose OF
Increasing The capital stock OF the c0r4xsa nv
10 forty thousand dollars tSsg Coz JOl -rl,s-
tees. tSigneo1 j. Worth Carnahan. tSign-
ed W @ Piaskett. tSignedJ John p Ma
honey, tSigned) Newt " Borden, tSiga-
edl Alan } Lane, tSigned) p P Rixey
IS Snedl. Carey = Frye. ISigned) Alden K
Vine ap--lsl- eNSu
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LEGAL NOTICES.

JOS. l. TEPPER. Attorney
Notice is hereby given that the firm Simon.
Krikstine g. Co." composed OF Jacob Simon
and Isaac Krlkstine. has this 5th day Of
April 1895. been dissolved. and that here
after neither OF the parties aforementioned
will be responsible for any obligation In
Cured In the name on account Of said
nrrn-
JACOB SIMON
II ISAAC KRIkSTINE.
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SANCTIONS BUCKETSHoPS.

JACKSON, Miss. April 5.-By a vote
Of "a to 10. the senate today defeated
the Boddie bucketshop bill. in which the
house sought TO put all dealers and
brokers in futures out Of business by
heavy taxes
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In the Munsey Building facing Penn
sylvania avenue. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. For rates and
Information. apply 20 A ID. Marks. Of
nce OF The Washington Times.
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HUS[MAN WRESTLES
RAMSEY TONIGHT
Washington Grappler in
New York Match.

Frank Huseman. the WASHINGTON
lightweight wrestler and instructor al
Epiphany Chapel Gymnasium, Is In
New York today. where he will wrestle
Joe Ramsey, the Brooklyn strong boy,
tonight TO a, finish in the Unique Thea
ter. The match is one which has been
hanging fire for some time and if Huse-
man wins il will be the forerunner OF
several other important events among
lightweights in New York
On Tuesday night Huseman will wres-
tie another man in another New York
theater. but the details have not yet
hnar ARA nra1
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Members of the New York Stock Elk
change have requested the governors
TO close the Exchange on Good Friday.
The matter now goes before the gov
erning committee for final action.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway interests
authoritatively deny reports that the
companyss general offices are to be re-
moved from Portsmouth. Va.
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once OF the
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE
COMPANY
1921 Callowhill street
Philadelphia. Pa
April ? 1906
The annual meeting OK tbs stockholders OF
the LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE CON-
PANY viii be held Al the EOtel FIeischmann
Alexandria Va. at u o clock noon. THURSDAY
the 18th day OF April. 1896. for the purpose OF
electing board OF directors 70 serve FOR the
ensuing wear and Iransacring such other buSi-
ness as may properly cc1nc before It
Transfer books Will be closed on the eth
inst al O'Clock y. H.. and will be opened
on April s4th ~ 10 c'ciock a m
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
wILFRED BANCROFT.
apz-ist Secretary.
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III. c. Frick resigned yesterday as a
director of the Rock Island Company.
with which he had been identified since
its formation in 1902. He was regarded
as the representative of the Standard
OIL interests, but no especial significance
is attached to his retirement.
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Some interest was started when an in
qui-y was made for ten shares of Home
savings Bank. as offers TO sell have
DeeH infrequent, while the daily bid OF
% come regularly. Some competition
in the bidding finally carried the price
up Ia 215 with the lowest offer al 300.
but neither figure was satisfactory and
no business resulted. The bid is the
highest ever made
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Changed Plans.

The offer Huseman received for Tues
day night caused him to change his
mind about appearing in the series of
matches which VIII take place at the
Washington Light Armory in this city
on next Tuesday, when Joe Grant will
undertake TO throw Rob Roy Mackey
twice in an hour Hu3eman had intend
ed taking on Andy Smith, OF Baltimore,
the overgrown lightweight who appear
ed here last week. but there was too
much money IN the New York engage
ment.
As II stands now the Semi-Wind-up TO
the Grant-Nackey set-tO will be be-
tween Abe Daniels and Buck Talbert.
the two race followers at Benning. who
are 10 wrestle for side bet OF 500,
put uD by the ShielCs and Gay stables,
They were 10 have gone on tonight at
Kernan's Lyceum. bat the management
OF the theater showed no desire 20 ac-
commodate the wrestlerS and their
friends. and the negotiations were called
of. Smith Will wrestle Bobbie Baker In
stead OF Huseman.
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Stars Working Hard.

Mackey is working hard every night
AT the Columbia A. c. gymnasium.
where he is instructor in wrestling and
director OF athletics generally He says
Grant will have about fourteen pounds
on him in the weight. but as he has
wrestled successfully with many men
larger than Grant. he is not worried
particularly. To keep his hand In for
the hard game he is going against
Mackey Is hustling each night with a
promising lS0-pound amateur. who may
later ioin the professional ranks. These
busy moments with big man have been
just what he. needed. and his work
shows that he is better now than be
has been at any time this winter.
Grant is not doing a great deal OF
wrestling in his preparation, but is do
ing road work and playing basketball
He is a good basketball player. and his
services in that line are in demand.
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For the first time in its history the
Lanston stock has a star annexed 20
II. showing that II is sold ex-dividend.
and the sales today were made on that
basis The dividend amounts 70 40 cents
per Saare. and the first sale at Is repre-
sented quite an improvement over the
figures of yesterday. There was too
much stock seeking a market. however,
and the remaining sales were under that
price. the close equaIing about the same
as that of yesterday. with the dividend
attached
Mergenthaler started 10 break badly.
nut receiving support the loss was re-
covered and the closing sales were at
the best Of the day.
Miscellaneous sales OF 90 Columbia
FIRE Insurance stock at l0h and Il TeIe-
phone az 50. with prices OF Greene Cop
per unchanged. were a part Of the rec
ord OF che day.
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Directors of the United States Trust
Company formally ratified yesterday the
several changes in its list of officers.
The resignation of Lyman J. Gage as
president was accepted and E w. Shell
don was nominated to succeed him. VIII
liam NJ. Kingsley. of Kingsley. Nation
d Co, was elected vice president to sue
coed Mr.. Clark and viii assume his du-
ties al once. 1t was stated that Mr..
Sheldon's election to the presidency will
occur thirty days hence
The board OF directors of the United
States Rubber Company yesterday de-
clared dividend OF per cent upon the
first preferred stock for the quarter be-
ginning January I. and dividend of II.
per cent upon the second preferred
stock. dividends being payable April a.
The net earnings for thesyear are an
-pnoximate.y S3.SS1 900. not including
earnings o: the Rubber Goods Manufac-
turing Company.
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FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

VIdI tdIto NCHltI NdE - fo'sIOJ-
Sales to noon today, 81. 200.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
NOTICE.
To whom ., may concern:

To whom II may concsrn:
Notice h hereby given that at the re guIar
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen 0f the CITY
oftocky Ford. County OF otcro and State OF
OF November. a. d., is0dTHR COLORADO
AND EASTERN TELEPHONE AND TRLR-
GRAPH COMPANY "a corporation. Intends to
apply To tho said hoard Of Aldermen for tho
passage OF nn ordinance granting unto u, its
successors and assigns. a continual franchise
lcsr and authority To construct. operate and
maintain it, lines of telephone and telegraph
upon. along. over and under tho hirhsnys
streets ani ailcys OF said City Of Rocky
Fopi.
Said franchise ls desired for such time a.
the said board ui Aldermen shall grant. and
aud upon the following terms: All poles 10
be etveied under the direction and supervision
of such contniit.o as the Board OF Aldermen
may appolnt; any streets or sidewalks that
may b. di.turbs.i or damaged to bc repaired
by said company at Its own expense la tho
satisfaction of said cotnmltt--: all poles To
b- neat. .ym-trieai aud 80 iocate.i as not 10
Interfere with the public u.s Of tho high
WAYS; .aid COMPANY Ia 10 subject Ia all 10.
gal ordinances nov In force ar that may be
hereafter passed relative To tho u.-
OF the pu',ir highways OF tho said
city: said company tn furnish free OF
Cost to the said rity OF itocky fori .psn, for
u. nr- alarm and isniicu telegraph uirr. uppn
poles erected under tho authority OF III.
iranehl.-I said franchise MT 10 bs exclusive;
said eonpsny 10 hold the SAID city of Rocky
Ford FRYE ffuff damages or claims for dam.
ages astsiBs through tho erection or n-sli.
gent maintenance ot th. poles.
Dated =, iiesky Ford Colo. this s,h day
TiiH HIDioWADo AND EASTERN TEL.
EruoSE AND TELE1ltAfM COMPANY
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the
home OF S. C. Blair, school superin-
tendent. at St. Albans. w. Va, when
his little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complaint he names. He
says: "My little daughter had St.
Vitus' Dance. which yielded to no
treatment but grew steadily worse
until as last resort we tried Elec-
trio Bittcrs; and rejoice to say.
three bottles effected a complete
cure" Quick, sure cure for nervous
complaints, general debility, female
weaknesses. impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by all drug
gists. Price soc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
.EPWORTH LEAGUE
LECTURE COURSE.
Opens Nov. I'd, with that Match.
less Orator. Senator J. P.
DoIliver.

Senator Dolliver is recognized as the
most brilliant orator in the u. S. Senate
His delivery Is impressive-passionate
when he cares TO rise to that high pitch;
his rhetoric is polished and artistic. SEN
tenee after sentence flowing from his
tongue with such ease and fueney that
the perfection Of their structure Is the
constant surprise Of his auditors. The
brillianee Of his Imagination and his
abundant humor. his effective wit. his
great power Of expression eaptivats his
hearers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Motto. of Adju.,nen. Day.

Estate OF Eila VI. Wolf. Deceased.
II undersigned. having been ap.
pointed administrator Of shc estate Of
Ella y. W1'i. late Of the county Of
-otctp. in 'tc state Of Colorado. de-
e.s sol tsf ~ gives notice that he
viii f, per ciorc tho County Court
of o.s-,, county. at the eour; house
in L irn's. sa'd county, On Mon
,Dos =, - ,.,... of 10 o'clock =. m.
OF ss;i a., a, ,,',,;-,, INC all persons
havir- elsi'us -vairist sain a'
Eotfri ART requested 70 attE-- 'SF
Gic purpose rf having tho ssuic adj.
3usici Al --ssus indebted to ssii
ssts'c arc -cnur 4 to make ifr-ird-
istc ivncnt to the underlined.
Dated st u iunis. Colorado. this
5oif fsr Of October. a. n. iocS.
J. D. WOLF.
Adm .1r Of tic Estate of Ell,
n Deceased. ,,.s5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
kosiee Of Stockholders Mcesinx Of
the Rocky Ford high liac Canal
Compony.

Notice is hereby given that tho annual
fara Canal hss-r,air. Land. Loan and Tru.t
campanS ~iil 10 hsld Monday. the T-nth
Odd Fellows iisll In tho CITY Of Rocky Yasi
Otrfo r.unty. roiusvio. faf tho psift-nss- al
el-esins a Bard OF Hs- Directors. voting a.
tho Canal for ihr ensulns year. and the trans.
ersia1 Of any other business psot-siy eosnis<
tofpsv the hs--tine.
sterkha,si-f. may vote IN pcs.aa or hy
pfusy. and I'LL bs ensitled 90 ono so.s M
each shsro Of ssnes standing In their ss.p~es
liSu ne n.~s sisosn b. the fp~usd ~ s,.,.,
ssaf,siirs STOCK e-ftiHeNf-s,
iiJ order OF The is.ra ss bif-e.as..
iiseiy rcti. Cola. Sas. X III. '''''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Notice Of Stockholders Annual Meet.
= ing.

Mansauols. Colo. Nov. 9. 1000
Notice is hereby given. that tho an
rrai regular meeting Of the stock
holders OF the ReorEaBiscd Ca;iin
Consolidated Canal Co. will be held
., the I. o. o. r. hail in Rocky Ford.
Colo. at ten o'clock In the forenoon
of Monday. December 5rd. ioo6. a,
which time and place you arc hereby
sotifei TO be present In person or
proxy.
a; said meeting an assess,nen: will
be levied and officer. elected for the
ensuing year AID sue!.: other business:
.: NAV regularly como before said
meeting.
BY order Of Board Of Directors.
7. v. BEATTY. Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
ooooooooooooooooooooooo
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.

N. b. Whitcker this week moves
from Rocky Ford to Swink, where
he has purchased residence property
and will run n boarding house.
Ebert hillips after a trial OF Ore
gon and Washington is now seeing
how he likes the Sandwich islands,
having recently sailed for Honolulu.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Nelson on Monday re-
turned to Trinidad where he will con-
tinue his cbangelistic services over
next Sunday.
NJ. La Pierre of Omcr was last week
called to Cincinnati by the news OF
the violent death of his son. Charles.
Miss Edith Jones. formerly with
the Sugar Co., has accepted the posi-
ton OF stcnographcr with the State
bank to fill the place made vacant by
the resignation of Miss Evelyn Rex.
John Blinn made Colorado Springs
visit last week to secure laborers
for the beet fields of the Holly and
Swink factories.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Boone of Dy-
sart, Iowa, arrived on Saturday to
spend the winter in Rocky Ford. Mrs.
Boone is a sister of Mrs. Geo. B. Cur
liss.
j. w. Atkinson writes that he is
doing a good business in Greeley. pre-
sumabiy in the boarding house or ho'
tel line, in which he was such
success in Rocky Ford some years
ago.
a letter from Rev. ]. T. Knuekey
OF Lamar is written on 4 letter head
indicating that he Is raising Duroc
Jersey swine and White Holland tur.
keys. His throat which troubled him
in his preaching when in Rocky Ford
is much better most of the time.
The Every Tuesday Reading Club
was entertained by Mrs. p. ]. Reiiei
this week.
c. I. Wright. tho photographer. has
returned from his summer vacation
in the mountains and resumed pos
session OF his gallery.
What might have been fatal acci-
dent occurred At the home OF p. ].
Wies; on Tuesday. The year-oid
babe Of Mrs. Clara Smith was in
room alone and in some way not yc,
explained heavy refrigerator fell or
was pulled on tho child. inilic,ing SC.
yerc injuries. II IL thought that
door OF the refrigerator might have
been open. which would have given
tho babe considerable leverage In
pulling Il over.
Miss Mary Wiley Of Bethel. Maine.
Is the rues, OF Mrs. II. W. Lance. q
friend OF the childhood years.
T.F. 0sdding Sr. has JUS, received
news Of the death Of his brother. James.
a, Wells. MINI. a. tho advanced ago Of
sasen:y-sesen.
E. E. S~ink lsi, on Wednesday for Pa-
shlo 10 try mineral veil treatment for tho
euro Of his chronic stomach trouble.
in. Kinney and wife isf, on wsdnes-
day for two weeks sisi; with their son.
Walter. al cinaroa. Kan.
Ray Hall has been siex a, Park college
near Kansas City for tho past two weeks
ba; AZ reesn: reports showed such In
psossnen, ;hs; Mr.. Hall will nc: &c 20
care for him ss ~as though; few days
ago.
The San sessi Club me: this week
with Mfs. Floyd Ha~ley. The hostess
read an Interesting paper O, Prison. Ed
uea,ioaai and Industrial Reforms.
Miss Cora Stevens entertained Tho
En,re Nous Club Ibis week.
The o. o. r. eieb was entertained on
Tuesday By Mrs. w. q. Gessn.
Tho Every Tuesday Reading club me.
with Mrs. Rei.si this week.
The Methods. Ladies will have sale
Of Thanksgiving homo cookery a; the
Lswis-Jehnsan Hardware store tho day
before Thanksgiving.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Daring two recent visits in Pueblo
- have taken supper at The Clinton.
-. tho Santa Ec general frcish; Of
80 ,, North linton avenue. The
place is so '''.. '.'a . ~ i'v ~. - -,
so good for {. C money iha, We ies'
Under obligations 20 throw IN this no.
iice. in addition to oa!'hs regular
rates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Had a Close Call.

"a dangerous surgical operation,
involving the removal OF malignant
ulcer. as large as my hand. from my
daughters hip, was prevented by the
application of Bucklen's Arnica
Salvc." says a. c. Stickel, OF Miletus,
w. Va. Persistent use OF the Salve
completely cured it." Cures cuts.
burns and injuries. a5c at all drug
gists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

In a primitive country mothers.
upon leaving their daughters in ;h'
company OF gentleman caller. stick
pin in the candle and when !; has
burned down to tho pin ,hc caller TN
dcrs;ands ;ha; |, is time TO be going.
But what IL there TO prevent ;he
girl from moving the pin IL she should
wish TO. In many eases. however.
girls would be glad to have some
such reminder for the young mcn
who don't kniw when 90 60.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
FOR SALE

have lew quarter sections o!
improved lands in San Luis Valley.
Cos'illa county. Colo. that ! am
Offering for sale TO good honorable
men who ye prepared. with teams.
no, afraid 20 work. al sio to SIS per
acre. Within two TO four miles OF
railroad town. with good water right.
good soil. all under irrigation. Terms
10 per cent cash. on balance will take
ono hsif OF crops raised on tie land
eaei, year un;n land Is paid for.
For fall particular write
A. G. EPLER.
4; s. TETON 81. Colorado Springs.
ss.zs Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Seal Shipped Oysters every
day. You get all oysters and no
juice when you buy at Stauffers.
Free {, the rubie.

The Enterprise office has the fol.
lowing useful printed matter which IL
free to all callers:
A one.parc folder giving = can
densed statement Of the advantages
Of the Rocky Ford country. Can be
placed In the average letter without
adding TO the postage.
Table Of Ditch Priori,ies In the
Valley.
Names and location Of Rocky
Fofd's streets.
Condensed Santa Fe Time Table
giving the time of all trains AZ Roet.y
Ford. La Junta. Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver. Very useful.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

The United States commissioners
who arc making an exhaustive study
of the divorce problem state that.
mex; TO drunkenness. the chief cause
of domestic trouble that leads TO the
divorce eour, is prosperity. Thus do
they further subs,antia;c the proverb
that "'hc love of money is the roo; OF
all cvil."-puebio Chicf;ain.