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Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
A bbcviIle News.

a bccvflle News
"A By Baby Doll.
Mr.. Horace Hall, OF Memphis,
il on Il visit to his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Sioan.
Mr.. Walter Davis and wife, of
Tula, are on a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Almond.
Mr.. A. W. Hardin and wife are
entertaining their daughter, Mrs.
Wooten, and son Mark and wife.
Of Como.
We have had fine rain and
farmers are look lng more cheer
full.
Miss Margaret Good is visiting
friends at Orrwood.
Mr.. X. S. McGowan has COM
pleted his new store.
Our little town is on quite a
boom. We will soon have new
brick store completed and there
IN some talks OF water works.
Miss Kate Bennett entertained
with u lawn party Wednesday
night.
Miss Beatrice Fullilove has
been on the sick list this week.
Mrs James Murchison has been
seriously i'll for the past week.
Miss Vivian Wallace OF oxford
We are glad to report is GONZALES
cling from typhoid fever at the
homo Of her aunt, Mrs. Joe An
der-m.
Mrp. J. y. Woods and little
lighter, of Mariarna, spent the
past week with her mother, Mrs.
4 y. g. wooivertUn.
Mr.. Nal Anderson spent the
week end with his brother at
Bateiville.
We had a fine meeting last
week conducted by Rev. MIR.
Berryhill, OF Holly Springs. The
excellent sermons were very
much enjoyed by our peop pie.
Mr. Avant and wife, of Thex-
ton, are on a VISIT 10 MIR. and Mrs
Charles Sherer.
! Rev. b. +. Fullilove. assisted
by Row. Mr.. McWhorter, has just
closed fine meeting at Union
Hill with II additions to the
church.
Mr.. NJ. c. Pegues, of McMinn-
vile. Tenn, has been here look
ing after his farm.
! Mr.. Robert Stephenson, of
Jack son, Tenn, spent Sunday
amcng friends here.
MIR. Robert Graham is at home
from a prospecting trip through
Arkansas.
Mr.. VIII Ivy. wife and daugh-
ter spent sunday with their sis
ter, Mrs. Hazzie Garham.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
To the Voters Of lafayette County

There are questions OF momen-
tnus Importance confronting Che
American people to-day and will
come M for solution in the next
Congress.
The tnrtGers' Union through
thelr National President have
made certain demands upon Con-
gross and ! haze been contcnd-
ing for them in my canvass for
Con yress End now uree the vo-
ters To go to the primary on the
2Oth Of Auyust and vote for me.
SHOW nJrlntrrcst IN these thlnge
which affect the w.o,o people.
The voters in other counties
are showing their ia;rres, in and
loyalty t. tho home candidates.
Are Lafayette county voters less
loyal thda otaey poppla!
Give ,lo your earnest support
aui will give you Interests the
best efforts ol my life.
sin crriy Yours,
". \. ROANE..
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
A Business Proposition.

DO you known a bargain when
you see it? Can you tell when a
man has a real good reason for
giving you u bargain? If you
have intelligence enough to read
this ad, | believe you can say yes
to both of these questions. Now
listen: | am going to leave the
State just as soon as my store
house in Oklahoma is completed
| must either sell my stock oI
merchandise in the next sixty
days, or | will have to pack and
move it. OF course any sensible
person knows | would rather sell
it at cost than to move 1t.
For this reason only. | am mai
ing the lowest prices on my en-
tire.stock of merchandise that yo'
have seen in years. | have re-
served nothing. Everything goe
at bargain prices, in fact m!
nrices are SO low that it will pa.
YOU to buy enough to supply you
needs for the next six months
Think of it, $3.50 to 81 will bu,
S5 worth of goods. II you are :,
business man or woman, you WI
see your opportunity and ac
Ipromptly. Only Sixty Days un
til my store here will be closed
Get wise, act promptly, or tn
greatest business chance OF you
life will be passed forever; IN
best business people have alrea
bought literally, but my st9ck H2:.l i !
| still unbroken. Buy your Winte
Suit, your Winter Underwear, !
fact anything you expect to nee
lin the next six months and yo
will thank your good judgmer
land keep me in loving remem
brance. ~. H. WI
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
0i.icers Appointed

Tho Ng.u .,c~,fic ltxrruiiva Com
m;-t.e mot saturday IN sn.,,t Of
6.-rs I, n,ll IN, ..iopal
.n,..,.,ar..4. nn S,,u,tov Anr 9oth
ami on SATURDAY,. sept. 10Th.
q Ni,t,h,rsn W,,,rr Ka,.
.ne.lvard dG. il. rtyl,r wer. an.
.n,,nl.I 4 committee, n hay, the
ballot. pr,a,cdanihoxc. ssnt out
Mn. -. ...--.-- -,-s,ss,-... ana peace
officers wore appointed:
oxford. N'r.h liM Judges. J
" Miller, II \ NrLarty, g. +.
Ii"lrt, 5r., Pdui Whi,e, peace
officer.
Oxford, South Box Judges. J
B. Brown, IL. G.. Jones, j. NJ
Mooney; Guy McLarty, peace
officer.
Sanders-.Iudges, B. G. Harris
J. NJ. Sneed, j. W. Russell, J. T..
Jones, peace officer.
Cambridge, Judges X. T. IIol
comb. ). h. Gordon, ". II. Gil
bert:Tllden Herring,peace officer
Phlladelphia-.Iudges, W j.
Williams, John Bonds. W. T
Vale; Louis Nunrally, peace Of
teer.
College Ilill-Iudges, W. II.
Carnathan. >. >. Johnson. l.. NJ.
Pettis; +. o. Dunlap, peace Of
ilcer.
Free Springs Judges. J.. NJ
Cook, ibb ChiIdrcss, Il. l.. Jones
81. I. Elmore, peace officer
I Slate's-Judges. II. u. Isikard
! Aaron Gofortn, =. 7. Gamble
J. 7. Duhn, peace officer
Abbeyille-.Iui G. T.. Good
win, j. >. Good. ". V. Williams
". Il. Sloan. peace officer.
Burgess, Judyes-.otanIeyBu
!. y. Cathy, i. y. Snipp; q. C.
Weaver, peace officer.
/ Orrwood, judges. NJ. Dam
lels, Il. W. Spears, " \. W hIte
lC. c. Cook, peace officer.
Taylor-Iudgcs, /. u Williams
W. K. Tatum, j. W. Ilollowell
". d. Tatum, peace officer.
Shackelford--Judges, j. T.
Young, J. b. Bundren, !. c. Ca
rothers. J. NJ. Henderson, peac,
| officer.
Humphries-Judges. 7. NJ. An
derson, T. j. Courtney, d. G
! Carpenter: Ill. \. West. peace
officer.
I Paris-ludges, Dan Sprtor. ]
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
Notice to Ice Consumers.

After Saturday, Aug. 9th, we
will discontinue delivering ice in
less quantities than 100 pounds.
Messrs. Barnett and Crouch d
Son will fill your orders for any
less quantity and the ice tickets
which we have issued, will be ao-
cepted by them in payment for
ice purchases.
We will fill orders from the fac
tory for 100 pounds, upon phone
orders placed with us the after
noon before the ice is required.
Yours Very Truly,
OXFORD Oh MILL Co.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
For Sale

Three hundred and eighteen
acres of land, 500 can be culti-
waited. l3 miles South of Oxford
and IA miles North east Of Water
Valley. Something near 100
acres level land in woods and
cultivation, and about 100 acres
in good pasture. Plenty of good
water. Two different phone lines
are connected here with switch
bells in the house. Rural mai
delivery passes the premises. II
YOU want "a good home, apply to
w. NJ. THwEATT,
Paris, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
MRS. IA SCALES

Mrs. Wortley McCofkle Seals
only daughter Of MIR. ani Mira.
}. r. McCorkle, died at the home
OF her parents Friday and the
remains were Inferred in the
Hopewell cemetery saturday
Mrs. Seals was a naiivp.of our
county and considered one Of the
most devoted christians and .oIs.
ly characters. She had a wi le
circle of relatives aud friends &,
mourn her early death. About
hve years ago she married Mr..
}. a. Seals who had iusr con-
/ pleted his course in the Umyer.
sity. The happy pair malc taetr
home in California uutii two
years ago, when on account of
Mrs. Seals health they a. novci
to Browasv..s--, Texas. te,,,ny
that her days were numnerc /,
she retlirnsI- rer parents and
childhood home a few weeks AGO.
y devoted husband. a httl.
daughter of four years. loving
parents and four brothers ar,,
bowed in sorrow over their prea,
allllrton. We extend them our
sincere sympathy.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
The Mass Meeting.

House was called to order hy
Z. A. McCharen and on motion
Z. f. Slough was appointed chair
man and 6. b. Taylor, secretary.
On motion, +. Webster. &. 4.
McCharen and I. G. Andrews
was appointed to draft resolu-
lions in behalf of Judge w. A.
Roane's candidacy for Cangress.
Said motion was unanimously
adopted.
Moved and carried, that the
chairman submit the resolutions
submitted TO the reporters of va
rious papers and especially the
county papers for publication.
Several speeches being made
by Messrs. Webster, Andrews.
Stone, ct al.
Moved by W. +. Stone that
the chair appoint n committee Ia
assist Judge Roane in his cam
palgn and motion was unani-
mously carried and the following
committee appointed: W. T.,
Stone, j. +. Brown, c. A. Me-
Charen, j. C. Hartsield, q. q,
Hurst.
Whereas, Judge W. A. Roane,
our friend, citizen, neighbor and
townsman Is a candidate to sue
ceed the Hon. Thos. Spight a,
Congressman from this Congress.
sional District, and
Whereas, desiring that a mar
represent us in the United State,
! Congress, who will best serve thc
interest of the people Of Lafayette
county, this Congressional Dis
trict, and the people Of the State
Of Mississippi, and
Whereas, concluding and de-
termining, after a careful con-
sideration of all the candidates
aspiring to this much coveted
office, that Judge W. A. Roane
will serve our interest and the in
terest of the people Of M,ssissip-
pi to the best of his ability and
understanding and equally as
well, if not better, As any other
ma in the race, and,
Whereas, having known Judge
/ W. A. Roane for years, and hav-
ing always found him conserva-
tive, tair-minded and sincere
always loyal to his friends anc
courteous to his enemies; gooc
citizen, desirable friend anc
neighbor; a man in every way
worthy the esteem and conf
dence so often heretofore reposec
in him,
Therefore, be it resolved, tina
we the people OF Lafayette coun-
ty and citizens OF the city o
oxford, assembled in mass meet
ing. this August Sth, 1910, pledg'
ourselves to his service and th'
principles which he represents
most heartily and sincerely IN
dorse him for Congressman; ant
hereby recommend him to ou
, friends and neighbors OF tn
| proximate and adjoining coun
ties requesting and solicItini
them to cast their votes Tor Tn
Hon. William A. Roane. assur
ing them in advance that ou M
conduct is prompted, not by tn
. expectation of political gam :
!, factionalism, but because 1t is IN
= man, the motives, the hour an
= the opportunity.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
TIE DEAD.
ALEXANDER nm

Mr., Alexander Hull died sun
day morning at tho roaiden ~ If
his son-ln-law, Mr. Il. T.. David
son, in the S9th year of his age.
Mr.. Hull had been a citizen a,
this county for many years and
was highly esteemed by all who
knew him as a good, upright,
christian man. The remains were
inferred in the Oxford cemetery
Monday and the ser, ices at,end-
ed by many friends. r rre sons
and two daughters are bereayed
of devoted father.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
Good Life Insurance Cheap.

In American Life Association,
Empire Building, Birmingham,
Ala, costs but a fraction OF ordl-
nary life insurance; is open to
healthy white men and women 10
to so years old; children can pay
for insuring parents and be the
beneficaries; exceptionally easy
terms, as we have no agents
write Immediately for rates and
terms.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

From 10 10 100 acres OF land in
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida.
Louisiana and Mississippi Given
away by the United States gov-
ernment to successful applicants,
Sent 2jc for information and APP
pllcaton form. Dixie Home Co.,
\arania, Fla.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
THE EAGLE 81 90 per year.
sINICk d RICM VIM

s W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala says
he struck a perfect mine Of health in
Dr. Kings New Life Pills for they cur
ed him OF liver and llinoey trouble af-
ter u years of suffering. They are
be best pills on earth for constipation
malaria, headache. dyspe psia and de-
bility. a5c at 4. H. henaeps
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
For Sale

Eour cabins with nice lots ts', fol
10 roe houses if desired. Ihres =
.~l acre pasture in two blocks so,d;s ol isn, paa
lie G' square. 5.one folding l a;sn sea- @;I
llo m..n One-one horse Wagon VII
lrHPi Pheop NJ. C. FALKNE4.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

-" is"eh uttner, OF water
Valley, is the guest OF Miss Octie
Kendel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Morgan
and little daughter of Rich are
visiting their mother and sisters
Mrs. r. G. Morgan and family
Rev. A. E. Reimer, of Shreve.
port, La, has accepted a call 20
the pastorate of the Baptist
Church here and will fill the pul-
pit Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Jones, Of Memphis.
Mr.. Perkins and Miss Florence
Perkins, of Batesville, were call
ed to Oxford by the serious ill.,
ness of Mrs. w. d. Porter.
BoARDERs WANTED. "A few ta-
BILE or regular boarders wanted.
Mrs. j. j. Shines, at Savoy
Hotel.
For SALE OR RENT Two houses
6 and Z rooms, modern convein-
ances on College Hill street.
Terms easy. See
A. j. CONNER.
For your Mosquito Bars see C.
G.. Buford l. Co. We nut them
up anywhere in town.
Why send to mail order for
Edison Photographs and Victor
Talking Machines. We can save
you money by buying from us
Give us a trial.
Cash Jewelry Store.
In~-.",, S0t6Gr attend the i e Con. Con.
gressional primary on Aug. 10Th
and cast his vote for his choice
Mr.. Greed Rowland, who was
confined to the hospital in Jack
son for several weeks. is now ir
Oxford with his daughters, Mis-
ses Marcelle and Martha Rowland
The many friends of Mrs. II
=. Howry will regret to learn o
her death, which occurred after &
lingering illness at Searcy, Ark.
July 30th.
There should be a VICTOR oI
/ EDISON Talking Machine il
every home, we have just wha
you want. Ii you are interested
in good music call on US.
Cash Jew elry Store.
The campmeeting begun Set
urday with a good attendenc,
which has increased each day
, We are glad to learn that grea
interes. is manifested by all win
attend.
Have you heard Mr.. and Mrs
Wheeler sing, "A Night in Ven
ice" you can hear them on tn
VICTOR. Cash Jewelry Store.
Mr.. John Z. McCorkle, of iac
son, and Mrs. Vaughan and Mis-
Mamie Scales, of Shannon, at
. tended the funeral OF Mrs. Wor
tley McCorkle Scales at Hopewe
Saturday afternoon.
We carry big line OF VICTOl
, TALKINGMACHiNES, ,EDISOl
PHONOGRAPHS and Record:
buy them from US and saw
money.
{ Cash Jewelry Store.
Mr.. Dick Gideon left last wee
with his family for their futur'
r home in German, Tex. We re
greet to lose men from our count
like Mr.. Gideon who was consid
cred one of our best citizens up
right and honest in all his deal
. ings. We hope they will I'M
friends and prosperity in tn
Lone Star State.
1 A trivial dispute over a ba
game as they were returning
, home last Wednesday resulted i
|, the shooting of Mr.. Hayden Ma
hew by Mr.. Henry Pitcher froI
which he died the next day. Tn
1 deplorable affair occurred /
s Pontotoc County between Thax
ton and Lafayette Springs. MI
Pitcher is in jail at Pontotoc pen
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
For Rent.

Two story, seven room resi-
dence on South Depot street,
Conveniently located to town and
schools. Modern conveniences'
Mrs. c.. P.PLANT.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
cal and
|f'SOflalo

w ~
\. Norileet of Water
i Sunday in Oxford.
hes Bell aud children
" for Chautauqua, n.
'auline and Anna, and
tt are visiting in Sena-
|. James and family, of
We visiting Mrs. NJ. S.
ia McKie OF Water
be guest OF Mrs. l.. NJ.
!. Russell of Tuuica,
bis mother Mrs. c.. W.
II. Hargan of Mem
! Mrs. j. B. McEwe n
NJ. Muekenfuss and
|e visiting relatives in
Fie Bell Duncan visited
Memphis several days
|yan Wooten is having
Fullt just west of Mr.,
residence.
Flizabeth and Lula Cul.
fnphis, are the guests
+ here.
fna Brown, of Wate'
: the guest of Mrs. w
(is week.
Bramlett has beel
slow fever the pas
improving.
\. landie and daugh
nnle, are visiting Mrs
at Seminary.
c. Carter has bee
lenber OF the Count
onuissioners.
OF Water Valley
= daughter Mrs Woo
Ih Oxford.
osby and children {
are the guests of h.
Carl Bnford.
A. Whitehead of Wats
lt the past week wit
Mrs. c. H. Roach.
Rowland and siste
HERON, left Tuesds
70 Springs, Colo.
earl Leavell and Far
! allargis have returne
lsslsslppi Chautauqu
Leavell and famil
.ag the Missouri Bar
school Encampmel
Mrs. Chas. Word Jr
=, are visiting the
: and Mrs. C. s. Wor'
!, Iates reached hon
ad bore the trip eve
expected and is res
bankhead and Mr.
= matthew's return,
'u a visit to friends
\ + Boyd George al
\ s.rankine Kincanno
lof q New York, fro
= saey sail for Euro
4 expect to spend t
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
oxford, Miss, Nov. 20, 1909

To Patton Worsham Srug Co.
Dallas, Tex.
To Whom 1t May Concern,
"This is to certify that nave
used. Wares Black Powder ana
found it to be a valuable medi,
cine. I had bad spell OF typhoid
flux. 1t was the first thing 'ii"'
]. r. HARKINs.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

|icipal Nominees.
| For Mayor,
IL. STEPHENS.
|For Marshal,
(OM HARKINs.
| ALDERMEN.
large C. II Keys.
i-T. W. Avent.
4 ". L. Smith.
IS-J. B. Brown.
n C.E slough.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

.beumstlc Pains reiieved by use o.
pr. aillss anti Paio Ills. 20 doses 20 c'S
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
|xford Eagle.
GUST 18th, 1910

EHINAULT'
lopxEr .AT-LAW,
MISS
virmons' Grocery.
er ~ ~ All the courts, both
kpieral.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

W. r.. STONE.
fs.,,lry Rhodes
SToNE & SON,
bpxEYs- AT-LAW,
~ Z MISS
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

RUSSELL & FALKNER
lnxrys. .AT-LAW,
L. in all the courts, ,,,t"'ti, both
~ s,gsl =, also the Circuit
- Al New Orleans.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

BcARDERs WANTED. "A few ta-
BILE or regular boarders wanted.
Mrs. j. j. Shines, at Savoy
Hotel.
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

For SALE OR RENT Two houses
6 and Z rooms, modern convein-
ances on College Hill street.
Terms easy. See
Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11

Mrs, NJ. L. Jones, of Memphis,
Mr.. Perkins and Miss Florence
Perkins, of Batesville, were call :
ed to Oxford by the serious i'll.
ness of Mrs. w. d. Porter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-30
NEW TRACTION PLOw
Being Olven 4 Practical Demonstra.
ton by the A. B. S. Co.


After q most thorough trial the first Of
the week. the new caterpillar traction
plow OF the American Beet Sugar Co..
which has within the last few days been
added to the equipment Of this factory
district, has been conceded great sue
cess, and q leader in traction blowing.
The plow was given = hard test on the
company lands near the factory. and In
heavy ground. and stood up well under
the test, the discs throwing the dirt clean
and with much speed.
Next week the p ow is to Be demon
strated to whoever wishsa 10 see it run
on the company lands, and farmers Of
the community are invited to look over
the plow. and witness its work. The
plow is for the use Of individual farmers
wishing pieces plowed deep. a. well a.
for use on the company lands. and its
addition to the agricultural equipment OF
the modern farms Of this section means
just another advance in modern farming
with improved machinery. The farmers
Of the section will srjoy seeing the huge
machine turn dirt, running on its own
track.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-30
IRRIGATION cOrlnITTEE
OF the Senate Hears Suggestions
from Valley lrrigatiouists

Senators Carpenter Of Greeley and
Crowley Of Rocky Ford. two Of the hold
over members Of the senate and MEM
bsrs Of the COMMITTEES on irrigation. were
the guests of the Arkansas Valley Com
msreial association. at meeting held 10
this city last Friday. The meeting was
held In the Elk's hall and the object was
to aequaint,this committee with the con-
ditions Of irrigstio throughout the Ar
kansas Valley. and to receive suggestions
en- matters Of legislation affecting irriga-
ton.
The Arkansas Valley Commercial as
soeiation was represented by J. H. Jen-
kins, Of Pueblo; c. W. Benedict, presi-
dent Of the association, Fowler; J. W.
Beatty, Manzanola; FIR. Wietzer, Rocky
Ford; J. NJ. Powers. Swink; 6. N. Dam
sron and John Washborn. La Jun,a. and
A. E. Bent and J. 3. Novels. Lamar.
The day was spent principally in dis
eussing the pending Kansas Colorado
water suit, and irrigation men from all
ever the valley were here to take part in
the discussion. It was shown the senate
committee that this was clearly matter
Of interest to the state and that the state
should assist in defending the rights Of
her citizens. A continuous session was
held from ! o a. m. until 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. and resolutions were adopted
by the association asking for an appro-
priation Of S25. .ooo-the same amount as
the ditch companies Of the valley are
raising-to fight the SUIT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-30
THE MERRY
CaRISTMASfIDH
Is Happily Spent by People
of Rocky Ford
THE POOR AND
NEEDY REJOICE
At Generosity Of Buslnessmea and
Citizens who Contribute 70
Their Well Being

The merry Christmsstids has been
more than simply . phrase in Rocky Ford
where everyone this ysar has had some
reason to rejoice. Even the poor and
needy had good cause to make merry"
for they had bcsn remembered generously
during this Rift-Riving period.
Applying the suggestions contained in
a communication that appeared IN the
Enterprise some weeks ago Rocky Ford
man-who desired that his name Be not
mentioned secured the corporation Of
one Of our business women-who also re-
quested that her name b. kept secret
and together they perfected plans that
resulted in 40 poor children being made
happy with useful and sensible presents.
Procuring q list Of all the poor IN the city
the lady found what articles Of clothing
the children Of each family were most in
need. Then she computed the amount
she had TO spsnd-from the fund that had
been collected by the man for this worthy
purposs-and appointing . committee kof
women a. purchasing agents she gave
lists o: articles needed and the sum each
could spend and sent them out 70 do the
shopping. Upon explaining their srrsnd
to the merchants the ladies were met
with opsn-handsd generosity. and on
Christmas 40 children were comfortably
clothed as the result Of the shopping trip.
The churches. Elks. oddfsllows and
other organizations also contributed to
making Christmas . happy day for the
unfortunate poor. A noteworthy church
celebration was that Of the Methodist
Sunday school on Saturday svsning. when
svsryons brought isomsthlng to ed the
needy. In place OF Ssnta's pack being
stuffed with gifts for the church members
and their families It and the tree were
laden with good things to eat" and after
. fine program the church aid committee
helped to carry out the Xmas eve legend
by distributing the groceries. fruits. vsRs-
tables. ETC., amongst the poor.
And the knowledge that they had con-
tributed to the aid and eomf.rt Of some
needy person was big factor in making
this merry christmastids to our pros
porous people. r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-30
A List
Of Bargains

You will find in the prop.
erty advertised for sale here,
bargains which I think can.
not be equaled by anyone.
These places are all regu.
larly listed by me and are
we'll worthy of your consid.
Grafton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-30
MOVE IN GODDING CASE.
Judge Essex Decides Former Banker
is Not Exempt From Trial.

District court was in session ut La
Junta last week. Judge Essex coming
down from Pueblo to render decisions
in a number of cases that he had un-
der consideration.
In the Godding case Judge Essex
sustained the demurrer to the plea OF
the defense that Godding was exempt
from further prosecution on the
ground of former conviction. The
defense then gave notice of mo-
ton to quash the indictment. which
will be argued at the January term.
II this is denicd. the defense. it is re-
ported. will ask for change of venue.