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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, That in pursuance of the authority and d. rections contained in the decretal or der of the Chancery Court of Garlann County, made and entered on the 2Sth day of July, A. D., 1911. in a certain cause, No 44y4, then pending therein between Hot Springs Savings Trust and Guaranty Company, as executor of the estate of Otto Neubert deceased, and J. w. Jackson, as trustee, com plainants, and A. J. Wells, Martha Wells, Geo. B. Cook as trustee. and Susie E. Chambers, defendants, and Geo. B. Cook as trustee and Susie B :. Chambers, Cross Complainant, the undersigned, as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at toe ront door or entrance of the County
 Courthouse. in which said Court fs held, in the County of Garland within he hours prescribed by law for Ju- dicial sales, on
 TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
 SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1911, the following described real estate, to-wit: The south half of lot Num- Der Seven t7), and the North Hau of lot Numbered Eight tS) in Block Three (3) in Smiths Addition in the 5. W. Quarter of the s. W. Quarter of Section I, Township ,, South ot Range 19. west, in Garland County, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved SC. curity, bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold to SC. cure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this s1st day of August. A. D., 1911.
 II. A. WHITT1NGTON,
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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comMlssloNER,s SALE

Notice is hereby given, That i'll pursuance of the authority and oirec- lions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the s1st day of July, A. D., 1911, in a certain cause tNo. 4S20) then pending there in between k. Burgauer complainant, and Jas. T. Gallaher. Christina Gana- her and W. H. Martin, trustee. de- iendants. the undersigned, as Com missioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or ehtrance of the County Courthouse in which said Court is held, in the County oi Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales. on
 TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY 0 F
 SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1911, the following described real estate. to-wt: Lots five (5). six co, seven CD and eight (S3, of w. If. Martins sub b-division of lots 1. ?, 3, 6, ' and 8. block 12, of the City of Hot Springs as surveyed, mapped and plat ted by the U. $. Hot Springs ton, missioners, in Garland County, ar kansas.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute "ond as required by law and the order and decree of salG Court in said cause, with approved security, bearing interest at the rate of ten per cen per annum from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the premises sold to ss- cure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given unGe" my hand this 21st day of August, A. D., 1911.
 H. A. WHlTTINGTON,
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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POSITIVELY BELIEVES
 WOULD HAVE DIED.
Fortunate Experience of Lady Who Obtained Relief from Serious
 Trouble By Taking
 Woman's Tonic.

Won1an's Tonic.
 Wildomar. Cal. Says Mrs. F. s. Mills. of this place; T had a misnap which was followed by inflammation, and 1 suffered with intense pain for more than a week. positively believe I would have died had it not been for Cardul, the woman's tonic. T don't think any one can recon mend medicine more highly than l can Cardui. l never saw rem. edy which strengthens one so rap idly.
 | When | besan to take Cardui, l could not stand on my feet. After taking two bottles, was cured. and now l weigh l65 pounds am glad /, to recommend a medicine with so much merit.'
 1 If womanly troubles have worn you out, made you feel weak. sick and miserable. and able to see only the dark side of things, brighten up. by ; getting back your health. iaihe GaTdai, the woman $ tonic.
 This well known woman's medicine has brought health and happiness 10 many thousands of weak and ailins women. Why not to you2
 Get bottle today, at the drug store
 Note. .-The Cardui Home Treat ment for Women. consists of Cardui lt$D Tined lords Black Draught. (25e) or Veavo (50cl. for the liver, and Cardui Antiseptic (50c). for the liver and Cafdui Antiseptic (5oc) These remedies may be taken singly. hs themselves, If dedined. or tnred to Igetaer as complete treatment Tor women's ills.
 | Write to: Ladies Advisory Dept. Ilhattanekga Medicinel Co. Chata- nooga. Tenn. for Special instructions and 6a.page book. Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper E on request
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Concessions

Mrs. Warren. Texas, restaurant. John Sherwood trading.
 Mrs. McNeaa an, restaurant. Mrs. Ella Moyses, restaurant. D. Rosen. fruits and confeetions.
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PARTIAL LIST OF
 THE CONCESSIONS
SECRETARY WADLEY MAKES AN , NouNcEMENT OF SOME OF !, THE BIG EXHIBITIONS.
Urges Local Institutions to Get Move On Them and Take the Lead In
 Matter of Enthusiasm.

From reports and espondence from all over the state the state fair ! management feel sanguine of the largest attendanca that has ever vls~ l tted the fair. In view of this fact, ] they would be glad to see more in terest shown on the part of local bus mess men and citizens. Hot Springs phould wakel up and put her best foot forward. i More of our leading mercantile in ] stitutions should take space and put in a.ractive exhibits, 50 that the ll.4ir fill reflect credi- vLov the en tetsr.ss !. t. city Preparation should be race to decOsa q business places and res'o encee, an the weeds l, should be cut nm vacant icIs, yards and street ..i"s. Get busy al.e c.ear house 10 r-eeive our gu-s.s deee:.t- Tae sa..,ary has close: Sith tL 10 owing rsitles for displays ip Exposition leate: Geo. A. Dean, Indianapolis, glass engraving. DuPont Powder Co, St. Louis, ammunition DeI.avel Separator Co.,, Chicago. l Bradley K. Hanefourde, Decatur, Ill.,, art display rare painting.
 R. E. Carey, Des Moines, "a candy pulling wheel. Southern Manufacturing Compan Richmond, Va, food stuff.
 German Kali Co.,, Baltimore, Md fertilizers.
 Tsler Commercial College, Tyler Tex, educational
 Local concerns. as follows;
 Mrs. Cora Higgins, art work embroideries. | L.~D. Cooper, food products and coffees.
 Il U. S. Forestry Department.
 Mt. Valley Springs Co. Geo. LeathtIrman. Blake Jewelry Co. Rosenfield Jewelry Co.
 Machinery and Autos. H. Chattanooga Pow Co. l Sharpless Separator Co.,. Chicago.
 American Seeding Go. Pittsburg Steel and Wira Co
 Fairbanks, Morse Co.,, St. Louis.
 Gayle-Hooper Co, Memphis.
 Westcott Motor Co.
 J. I. Case T. M. Co.,, Racine. Wis. autos.
 Concessions.
 Mrs. Warren, Texas, restaurant. John Sherwood, trading. 1 Mrs McNeean, restaurant. Mrs. Ella Moyses, restaurant. l n
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REDUCE CAPITAL.
Subsidiary Standard oil Company
 Cuts Value of Stock.

Harrisburg. Pa, Sept. 7.-oapers nave bbtsssa filed at the state q .llart. ment announcing a reduction in the capital stock in the National Transi; Ccmt any, subsidiary of thesStaadard On Company. The par value of 509,- iO3 shares was reduced from $50 to SEQ, khus reducing the company's capital from s25.455.150 to s12,727,- 575. The Standard oil Company IS given as the owner of 509.0ls shares
 The paper gives no explanation Of the cause of the reduction but 1t is supposed to have something to do win inc Standard oil reorganization
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VIC JAMESON wEps.

Vick JamHson, well known local musician, and former member of the fire department, was married yester- day afternoon to Miss Pearl Henry Of Jonesboro. Justice of the Peace Tom J. Gladson officiating.
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Work of demolisning the old build ing used for so many years as the up- town fire department and the Barry Hospital. on Water street, was begun yesterday. The building will be replaced by neat concrete build ing which will be used by the fire department exclusively.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
BASKET GALL BOYS
Administer Crushing Defeat to Cen.
tral Team of Pueblo,

The Rocky Ford High School basket
ball team won their third straight game
last Saturday night by defeating the
Central High School Of Pueblo by a score
of % to 10.
During the first half Covers knee was
injured and he was replaced oy Seaman.
The team played well together and the
first half ended in favor Of the home team
lotoz. Porter of La Junta umpired
the first half and Wilson Of this place the
second half, which was great oeal fast
or than the first.
The Rocky Ford team outplayed their
heavier opponents at every turn. Culp
and Turner were very much in evidence
throughout the game and kept the visit
ors guessing. From attempts at the
basket after fouls. Pueblo made two out
Of four and Rocky Ford one out Of four.
Kipper Of Rocky Ford closed the game
with a brilliant throw to the basket from
the center OF the floor.
The next game will be played here on
F1Say, Feb. II. with the Centennials OF
PyoIo. and this will probably be the last
game in Rocky Ford this season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
RAKE.OFF NOT DUE TREASURER
Custodian Of Ditch Funds Not En-.
titled to Commission

In the circuit court at La Junta on
Monday Judge Rizsr rendered decision
Of considerable Importance in the case OF
irrigation districts against the county
treasurer. The treasurer Is the legal
custodian Of the funds Of the various
irrigation bitches and has been charging
5 per cent commission for collection Of
irrigation taxes. as well as on the sale OF
irrigation bonds. The irrigation districts
Of the county brought the suit against the
treasurer and the county commissioners
to recover this commission. which in the
Otero irrigation district case amounted
to $4,000.
The Judge decided that Under the law
Of 1901 thh county treasurer was en-
titled to regular fees for irrigation tax
collections. but not for sale Of bonds. but
under the laws Of 1905 and 1907 he
was not entitled to any commission sx-
eept such as the directors Of the irrigation
districts should agree to give him. The
matter may 60 the supreme court.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
GOOD MONEY
IN SUGAR BEETS
Always an Assured Price for
the Years Crop
NOT Affected BY
MARKET CONDITIONS
ShonId Be Big lnducement to the
Farmer to Give the Raising
of Beets q Fair Trial

The following item entitled "Mon-
ey in Beets" appeared not long ago
III California newspaper and in view.
Of the immensity of the beet sugar
industry in this section and from the
sentiment now prevailing to raise
oeets with the assured returns not be-
ng affected by market conditions, the
Irticle is worthy OF repetition here.
1t is straight to the point:
''An assured price for ones crop
will be big inducement to plant
)cets, the price of which is contract
I'd ior previous to even sowing the
seed. Potatoes piled under straw in
he fields, grain in stacks. and huge
,iles of hay under their board shell
tiers testify in a mute but vigorous
manner to present lack of ready
money; and until these crops are
moved there won't be any capital for
those to come. There isn't much sat
isfaction in raising n crop and then
having it remain on ones hands as
it has done this year. But infinitely
worse is the planting of the same
:rops again with almost certain out
look OF stangnant market at the
time OF harvesting. And where is
lHC HlbHSy ~ SoHlS iioii kudk - ~
gather the crop!
The wise farmer will rotate with
bects this year. Not only is he sure
OF his money. but he is helping hi
land. Grain year after year deplctcs
the land and destroys the best phys
ical condition.
Put bccts in this year and you will
not only be pleased but actually as
tonished at the difference it will make
in your field. The deeper plowing,
the rcmiiying rootlcts OF the beets.
and the increased cultivation will
not only restore your land but it will
rest it as summer fallow never can.
Rotation is the life of the land. 1t
will hold off the day when fertilizers
must be applied for a period of years.
how long depending on the kind OF
crop raised, the length of time the
ground has been under cultivation.
and the strength of the soil in the
first place. Rotation without fertili-
zation is far ahead of fertilization
without rotation. Especially true is
this on our grain lands. where the
plows run but four or five inches
deep.
That rotation pays can be seen
from Germany's experience. The
Icrmans arc very Careful. HCthohi-
cal farmers, quick to follow new
IDEAS when they grasp their import.
ancc. and always studying their soil
md crop requirements. Even in their
country. where every bit Of land IS
farmed and crop rotation is an old
tory. they can increase their barley
,s per cent and their potatoes 100
per cent by following beets. We can
increase these results very much here.
where the soil is naturally strong and
the methods employed pattern after
the "by guess and by CORY" scheme
rather than after scientific principles.
To convince yourself of the truth
Of these remarks try out piece of
land this year. Put in fifty acres. or.
If that is too much for you. twenty
FIVE. or ten. or even FIVE into bects.
Follow out the right method OF grow
ing. Plow deep. seed well and cul-
tivate thoroughly. Do all the work
on time
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
VIII Honor LincoIn's Blr thIsy

The anniversary Of Lineoln's birthday
will be observed by Wadsworth Post.
@. A. R.. the W. r. c. and Ladies Of @.
A. R. Of this city. who at 1880 o'clock
on Sunday morning. Feb. IL. are re-
quested to meet at I. o. o. F. hall and
march in a body to the Baptist church.
where appropriate memorial services
will be held and Rev. A. II. Beaver will
deliver q memorial address.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10

Many Of our readers will be interested
in the following from the Swink Advocate;
"Mr. John Holly Of Swink and Miss
Sadie Steen Of La Junta were married
at $3.50 Monday morning. January so. at
the home Of the brides parents. and left
on the morning train for Denver.
The bride has quite an acquaintance
in Swink and all speak Of her in the
highest terms. John Holly is well known
throughout the valley as a successful
stoekman. On their return from Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Holly will make their home
in Swink."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10

The state legislature on. Friday last
took short respite from their arduous
labors. and this gave Representative o.
J. Baxter an opportunity to spend Satur-
day and Sunday at his'homs In this city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
WEDDING BELLS
Matrimonial Events Of Interest to
Rocky Ford People

At the Baptist parsonage last Friday
afternoon. Rev. A. H. Beaver united in
marriage Alexander Sehads of Pueblo
and Miss Jessie E. Masten Of Rocky Ford
Attended by hearty congratulations and
best wishes from their many friends the
happy groom and bride left the same
evening for Pueblo. where they will make
their home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
Respectfully submitted.
ALBERT K. BEYMER.
Hydraulic Engineer.

After reading this report it will be
noted that even ii 10 per cent OF the
estimate can be developed it should
assure Rocky Ford supply OF watsr
for MANI years to come. the question
1rises how and what the people OF
Rocky Ford should do to secure this
system.
We would suggest first that ma
or and council should be selected who
will work in harmony and with. that
degree OF pride and patriotism as
5c satisfied with nothing else thar
best supply that can be obtained and
those who will give large portion OF
their time to their respective Offices
in carrying ont this great and import
ant undertaking.
We arc OF the opinion that should
this proposition be carried out hon
cstly and industriously to a success
ful termination the future of the
greatness and progress of the city OF
Rocky Ford is assured: while much
more could de said. and should be
said upon this subject at this time
vet we submit it for the earnest CON
sidcration of the citizens OF Rocky
Ford and advise that meetings be
held where the matter may be dis
cusscd. and that as many of its eiti-
zens as conveniently can visit this
source of water supply, test the water,
rs well as its supply. so that all may
be informed as to the merits OF the
proposition. w. u. GOBLIN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-16
FuiIcr's Earth In Texas.

San Antonio, Texas. Dec. L.
Fullor's earth, used largely for re-
timing petroleum and cotton seed
oils, has been found IN severn.
counties of Texas. among them
Fayetto, Washington. Ellis. Burle-
son, Shelby and Smith. the largest
deposits being in Fayette county
where more Is being done to develops
them than elsewhere IN the state.
The expansion OF tho petroleum
and cotton seed oil Industries rs
well as the market open for FuIler's
earth outside the state has given a
new impetus to tho development OF
these deposits. Or, William B. Phil
lips director Of the Bureau OF
Economic Geology and Technology
In the University of Texas, said; Il
systematic and exhaustive researches
could be made on our Fuller's earth
for refining minerals, vegetables
and animal oils, fats and greascs
there would be opened up new and
profitable industries Some Of these
eartbs are adapted for certain pur-
poses and others for other purposes.
For lntance, the English earths seem
TO be better suited for refining veg
ctables, oils and animal fats. while
the American earths find their
chief use In refining mineral oils
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
> = 800 . : = = :
SARDIS.

Sardis. Dec. l2 Some moving,
some cooking Christmas cakes, a
few working. and all are making ar
rangements Of some kind for Christ
mas.
Mt Walter witherspoon win
leave these parts for Rosco, Texas
pr poplln purchased the Uncle
Bob Mayfiold farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund High leave
our community for Houston, their
future abode
Miss Fannie Gray of Fort Worth
spent Sunday and Monday with her
parents, Mr.. u. ] and Mrs Gray.
j.. v Vincent and wife OF Long
Branch spent Tuesday with MrA.
Delk
Mr.. Walter Bate OF Waxahachie
has been in Sardis this week dis
posing of two cars of corn that were
side tracked here Saturday.
Mrs. Kelly and son. Robert, went
to Waxahachie Tuesday to see he,
mother.
The young people were quietly en-
tertained at Mrs. Fin Garvin's Tues
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Jordan were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mcrical
Sunday.
Misses Ruby and Rcna Workman
were visiting Miss Effie Middleton
tho first OF the week
Mrs ID. J. Gray and daughter
Mrs. Edmund High, spent Wednes
day with Mr.. Jim Gray or Ions
Branch.
snrdis has had some fine rains
the past week and has once more
enjoyed mud as well as water.
Messrs. Everett Hightower and
Bennett Ashley after six weeks In
different parts OF West Texas. de-
cided Sardis was good enough, re-
turned Tuesday.
Mrs. D. S. Fudge was shopping In
Waxahachie Monday.
little Misses Juapita Middlctoh,
Katie Sue Kirk and Mace Delk, all
on the sick list this week.
Mr.. A. H. Carder lost a fine bug
KY horse last week
Miss Erma Jones spent this week
IN Fort Worth visiting relatives
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PI4AINvIEW.

Plainview. Dec. 13.---The farmers
are feeling good over the nice rains
We have been getting
Mr.. Henry Berrier spent SATURDAY.
night With his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Beckner
Mr.. Jim Asup went to preaching
at Mountain Peak Sunday
Mr.. Virgil Campbell went to
preaching at Mountain Peak Sun
day
Mr., Arthur Campbell was visit
ing his brother-In-law, Mr. f. A,
Petty Sunday
Rev. X. u. Burleson preached z
good sermon Sunday night at Plain
view.
Mr. ely Goodson Is going to move
to Freestone county this week
Mrs Beckner and her son are go-
ing to leave for Tennessee Friday
and they viii make that their future
home
Mrs. Beckner, Ora Morris and
Pearl Hale were visiting Mrs
Miles Sunday evening.
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Hir irrigation Project.

San Antonio. Texas, Dec l6 ut
is reported here that the !and de-
partment. OF The Kansas City, Next
co e. Orient railroad has made ar
engagements for the conversion OF
approximately twenty taousanh
acres OF land between Fort STOCK
ton and Alpine into irrlgable tracts.
II will then be placed on the marker
In small farms and sold 10 settlers
Practically all of the land Included
In the section known as the Pecos
Palisades has been disposed or
Many settlers from the east ana
north are locating In this section
OF the state.
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TothevOtersofE Ellis County

a. e. .. gas..se. egaa ~ 'ssN asass'' a
an mlg assrs as Inconvenience mas, p~ople
~. e .ge 80, y , e oa.sa ,ss,'' ~ ~ a's ras
Election provide iba falufe oo ", rats t. -
y violation of ihe ae fa'a teffelufe q - gce
uneyr oooefai uaeison. aarfs.fa,ien ard
en count, thar iho coarou hl,h anss b,iss i ~ Law
and thai must follow ese respectfully reqassa thar ai ye.
thereby vow et ouoelns 49, VOW
Therefore. }ou pa5
enle AND MT watt oa' as as ao d ,'naer I me"s.
lanpan alt Under te aN 900 ug prestu rcnnes aho
rest r..i,4 s ,,1S,ff y, r., f nv, eier'aI a t' 9fst
time sweArr collector Fills county
rbe collector n issuing ,orerotae notices doing
n aape time @ advise eogblp Nat they should no, delay IN
oepaurut vhch his oab "a oaeo
Him 10 fine Of not @ than sio 90 n6r moro than 81 ooo ee for
each failure and at~o'",c forfeiture his office
4 plpriN COUNTY Attorney
Tho Terrell Election Law
a collector oaa p bis 1'' eo % and eeg his %
eeipt therefor II he apponts an agent % pay
his pol aS for him he must f out tho order bis
the the on and the appointed
aptbdro5 70 raag ,, o,1 tx ] +, ~, n ~ gt r
longs The aw does permit The tax collector his dep
permissible for banks to BE- furnished Win list Of
tax payers h their vicinity where parties desire TO do they
a pa ho oa ne amount o ae,l aAea neadns he po tah
inc bank their agent 70 their poll tax for them This
tax collector together win the money to cover the poll taxes and
the the collector delivering the
collector authorized
TO the whom il belongs such
would agent
ders collector forward him the
the poll the
deliver the order the have before indicated
is for the collector
stationed other than the office the
collector IA objection O
bank who has been appointed for the the poll
until sufficient
to Justify him IN going in person TO the tax eoecoa office and
paying the poll The poll receipts will be legal the
paid
before the first day February.
a hardship
This
eponsibie The
II
II a
II collector
II Of the fact that he
n wll sreci
II poll
Il
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An Alarm 1T Night

That strikes terror to the entire
h household IL the loud, hoarse and
metallic cough of Group. NO mistak-
ing It, and fortunate then the lucky
parents who keep Foley's Honey ana
Tar Compound on hand. H. w. Cas-
selman. Canton, ~ ", says; 1T u
worth its weight In gold. Our little
children are troubled with Group
and hoarseness, and all we give
them is Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. I always have bottle OF II
in the house" Curlin's Two DRUG
Stores. o~"