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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

The very arst touch Of autumn 10 In
the air, you can Ieel II in the long t"i.
lights that seem to come upon u ~
suddenly, almost ia the made Of tas
Afternoon. The month OF september ~
| due to have long succession OF sap
/, phifs days with sunshine all meiioweo
!. ana softened with the waning VI sum
,ner, and some where In your oSn heafs
il q longing TO go deep into the WOODS
I and gather req leaves.
There are not always woods Tor you
10 " ak FAR into for the crimson iea' es.
/ sometimes with ali the desire of your
heart to get close 70 the great oui-oA-
doors, you must stay right In town
ana shop. You nave 10 buy all Of your
winter clothes ana decide on hats and
hang the curtains. and the man had 70
be engaged weeks ahead to take up
the mattings and put down the heavier
yuSs.
me shops on Broad Street are filled
with fascinating new cloths. All
bought for the special purpose OF
catching your eye, and the eye OF your
cousin who has come to faenmond TO
buy her clothes. too. Intimate Gfoups
Ut women are comforting for hours on
such weighiy matters as the color OF
. s,,eet gown. and the dozens OF little
school daughters nave all gone away
wi,b confused visions OF shepherd
plaids and striped hanneis in their
minds concerning the frocks tnat ats
sure to be, sent them neAt mohth
Everywhere you turn somebods 10 o.s
ing a frock or trying on nat Q.
Gliding that they really don't oehe'e
they want one to-day. az
Fall cleaning il q woesome )op "
,rost housekeepers. That 10. IL ID .
yerv firing one whether sou SIT al 'he
ration of the step.ladder ana ouec.
,he butler. or whether YOU yoursei,
hsv. taken Jour life In your HANDS anu
tried 10 hang the curtains before .n
,,ir Rows of weary little girls wipins
a, tho a,.hes out of ali OF the emma
n,A..ss are to be found in almost aug
.,ntnx room you may happen ihto 'hes
49,, If YOU remember rightiy, ~
.;,,n,y turned the key on esefythihe
49,, vou went away. and you came
49, .,ch . dusty house. But then you
80. the consolation OF knowing 'hat
..hhor next door who left every
room In apple ORDER nae
49, ,.me work that you have
Yes. II is fall time. ana ,hen ~
golden haze on the mouh'ah 49,
uinptns are on the GROUND anu
:. the fainsest possible chi. IN .
TER dark. The leaves are oiop
- steady nutter. and tne ss
t.ioom i. gone from the cioSe
cleaning mas begun. ana IN ,h.
nsart is a longing to go oeeP IN"
GOOD. and gather red leaves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

HAIR Combs Again.
p,ek ,n,o the realm o. max
80 nav, come the pins and cohps
1875. .hsu that tspificd tne !.
sr...irr OF our grandmother
,rsceabie to the time OF the ,.,r.
-, have some treasured
tn.t are large. carved or
-. ,hen out into the hght vi ih' "a
S.y and place them In the .han
,.axes OF your hair. A"u
smile at the worio. u r,,,, the
r,,,a,. II tortoise shell MAJ
,.,.n comb.. and the disks that SUE
-. go,,and headdress or perhaps
ornaYnents Of the middle ages ha'e
turned. ,.s a.. .preading
"a. resemble. the peacocks tah.
In,nor.ant arrival. The naif
80 in n series of curls AT 'he
,..r ,f the neck, the h'sh
a,,n,,ne above them. GenerahS U.
h.,r a nar,ed in front OF at the
Tn. hand or filet is passed over 'ne
,..w ,he hair waved and worn "a
s..csful lines low over the tenp,
"a Ears Disks are worn II TINS s''
- hairdressing is carried OUT
co;,. of hair are hello In Piaee
h.n ,ortoise-sheil pins, ana TIE oA' =
- .,su 70 catch the stray curiS anu
- .unnort the hair have again S'in0
into their own ,,,nent fs
.,..ryatiyely simple. there IS AMPS
80, for adding decoration By way y.
.n.men,s and makers are oHe.hs
,,.ny attractive styles to cohN'n>e
,romen Of the change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

school Lsnehesns.
r.,,,. Ia. 70 much to do With tns
S,sI arov,h OF any child that u
.sa,,Is never be neglected for . oss'
10 ~. child Is improperly fed, "ean
"a ,issues are the inevitable result
Egrs meat. cereals. butter. milk, eosoA'
fruit nuts, celery. lettuce, onions
..rves and sugar are the to'aS Dese
-s,,.a 90 school children. Good eanoS
!. No, harmful in moderation
Tn. foil, lowing sweetmeats are cas-
.iv nrepared: Large pruEes or oa.es'
With the seeds removed ana the cs
,i.. 6lled with nutmeats or io"~
ana then rolled in sugar sweetee.s
made Of equal parts OF hes, DATES 60
nutmeats and all run through q ~
grinder. then formed in oahs ~
As a nutmeg and rolled IN
eugsr; orange sections co'efee
g1sce. u..le
81 zoe, them sweet and pure.
90. = mcush they should be dipped
A. Mt saited water and then plunged
=, cold water. drying them IN t"e
80 A box that can be DISCARDED IL
Scoa IDEA hut IL Is also GOOD to nave
one that in Just rient for SIZE hs"t
snd vaterprocf Keep on hant SUP
-. =, ,.,er napkins waxed and Parch-
mspt Gamer and fresh wrapping payer
90 .,rone ,wirc. Have WRAPPING paper
ma swinc Of q pleasing color. A csean
.s.cuo mo matter IL the handle -
1snus should be pu, in the lunea o'A
Fer ssesVsessDess.
W.,x articles Of food are REPEATED 10
nsvc tn virtue Of curing s'ccpiessness
one or two potatoes. baked Jr po'ieo
n their skins. are strongly recon-
@e,ded when the sisepIessness Is que
90 nervous dyspepsia; spinach. asras.
seus or oysters f,r sapper nave We"
reco~niscd soporifc qualities. 1Tooe-
me- sbese remedies act chiefly ny eN.
sue the stomach something Go do ana
ehus withdrawing blood from the brain.
eleepjcssness arises from . great va.
rsssy Of causes. sud one has TO ehooee
Ms remedy according Z, the nature u
Ms own particular malay.
There - the primary form Of insom.
MA. 10 which the brain resHasn< sctlve
ana supplied with too msch blood ee'
eause the vessels have Host tone. Aeee.
asa may be the cause OF excessive To-
Sscco smekine-
The pvovss remedy - removal 81 IL
eauee, NuS anythiWg that wiz Araw
sSe BLOOD d,wa Into ssc body hesps -
. bring abvut sleep. slsss ~ bet m'yk
y q cup u beef tea VII cSsew O, thss-
ana when the feet sre cola these sem-
e6Ses are sSsssse1 ~ hoe waser 80
/. - TSsv there - the secsasggy 10
euwe;n. g. 70 s~We cauoe Oooe sse
Wuou. eneh - AyUpeUoeA. uguong WoeSys
- - -. -
80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-14
hImmeleln.s PIaNers-

With the advent 81 Uimmelein's
lla}ers at the Court next week. where
iucy open an engagement of six night,
ana hVe matinees on Monday night.
comes season 81 cNCcliet PLAYS. com.
pieteiy staged and acted hy "A com
pahy That has no superior and f-V
rlutis In the realm OF popularpriced
'hratricHis. John A. Himmeleiu the
proprietor and director OF this com.
paAy is widely hnOWu a. one OF the
ATTEST ana most artistic producers OF
STOCK ana repertoire In the country
for Ills plays there has been selected
iAe following repertoire for his Wheel
ing engagement. In the H!shop'-
'arrlage. drama which will bp OF
Itred Monday night ROsalind az REQ
'ate, a near neighbor to The House
az "a Thousand Candles. William
hrady production o. CLYDE Fitch S
COMEDY. Lover, Lane. The Hue
Mouse. an uproariously funny farce
ihai had year = run no the New York
Lyric theatre. faithful decentralization,
OF Mary j. Holmes most popular novel
Lena Rivers The Little Christian o"
a pretty pastoral play. a Daughter
or the South a powerful war plav bv
the author ~ Quincy Adams Savyer.-
and The Coward. a high class west
ern play
Ladies l5c tickets can now be- nur.
chased tor Monday night, slugly IL
preferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-14
THE THEATRE


The Rosary deals with tie live.
thL fortunes q a Little gr0up q peo-
PIE .Ning iu the beautiful West Cr-~.
ger country near NeN York CITY The
L-- l-Li IS d.sbtLeyer IA An 70.
Nsi'n. his wife. woman % serious
CONVICTION regarding faith 10 Tie
.N.A-s ut lt- unseen strong ia his
le.-'i an d;horCuEhly human. priest
moves through the subtle story ~ fhi.
i.ay When doubt comes and the
AaI ana woman lives are shattered
e,t tA.n-iy beyond human power 90 re-
PAR thls priest analyses tho situation
ana ov The power of his faith brings
ooih the people. HON he loves back
70 happiness. Mingled with The DARK
co.3fs Or human tragedy is "A vein OF
natural comedy evolved from the
t'tLis which occur during the action
~ tae FOURTH ac'. during Tie scene IN
tle chapel 2 the church. which has
9rtn presented 20 Fr Kelly bv h,s
ioI Iltr pupil. Bruce Wilton. The
ROSARY IS sung The stage settings
are unique 10 their way. the FIRST act
occurs % wonderfully beautiful
Arape arbOr. the second and third are
.sll ia a charming interior. showing
me atmosphere OF serene home NE.
N hlie the fourth act Is the new church
~ ne Rosary viii open three.davs
engagemeut ~ che Court tonight.
lhtre Will be matiuees on FRIDAY ana
saturday.
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y. D. Keith has sent another real
Keith oTeriu-- to the popular Orph.-
I'm Theatre that viii open with mat o.
lu"e Tor the first time this afternoon.
headed hN the bog favorito. Herman
Tim''rr Tn. bin that viii rIay tr.
balance 81 This week. has been given
.irtfll consideration lv tho United
booking office and skipper. Keurc,
ana Reeves. three comedians Will
make the patrons laugh as th,y hay.
not lalshsi Zoo 90 long time Th.s.
clever. as we'll as funny fellows. have
been "u- of th- biggest hits 81 AN acts
over the Keith circuit Graham and
kaudaL iu TrofeaE act fun 90 fE.
hrim with comedy. is another laugh
Ing act that vii! del eht lovers ~ Nar-
d,'ille ~ the laughing kind Nlp AMI
Tuck. one ~ %. hest acrobat. acts
iU THE comedy line on the naudstiIl,
stage viii show 90, theatre going
publ. something they have mot seen
httor" ir this line 81 work Tu,
lialFius is another new act that las
never Ie"n seen n.r. o. BE- called
"iu.ut -lHY..tt.- and Will Prov. FL
most inf.r"-flr- affair. Herman Tim
berg WI i.at SOM. new selections br
So. c,al request and some of th. So
l',tinns f.r tho lIiur,. ~ fhc week
WiIl Do" from mis- great School DAYS"
a"f This haI i- Dr, o. flr best.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-14

The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

Tie storm 81 central near TnIsf..
.f-.. t.ts morning. go area covering f.-
.--r~ region Erl Iat0 saley. where
loudly and slHWs-v weather rreVaf
ltta'a cleo ucclrrrl frorl tae u4d .le
Ais.-sriDri valley. MORT ware into f.e
-prer valleys The pre---res are also
!." mort. % MurtaEa ana f4- n4rll
-. inc state. attended ~ rain "a t.-
latter sections
The storm VIII probably pass rapidly
..fH t.. - i-aWr.r.. valley ar1 fa.r
weather .- ,Na-.fed iu f.ls vicinity f1-
..-f rni Tt-rsi4y. VITA lower trll-
rs.tfuTs
Local data. Highest temperature yes
tFriIF. % lowest lart night 90 ..-
grese rainfall OI-
RIVERS.
TITO ohio Will IrHNah'. remain neaffr
stationary loo me district for tho us,.
To- fuIr.
g. HOWE Section Dare tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-14

" !. IIIn|.0 IT EIriOu .utDTta-rel /
number OF Uvr friends last -veuIrE at
htr home 100 south ~ rMecltu iu honor ur
De-. rrreuta,rtl birthday. The hHu.a
vas beautifully decorated ZOE Oh, arf..-
uul 90 90 HtU uuls dainty r+fi, -tleI..-
were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-14
WHEAT

tiI'A'iH Soy % Wheat to-day
...ii" o." lowest close cs o.. season
fitt Nfs~rf.lr crop conditions
I.a h't heavy ftral prices we've a. A
%. .it To- o. p 70 &c under last nlart.
down oats 30 a. % a. a.. ans --.-
=" rs a. an advance ~ laa-.ll 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-14
Pittsburg Stocks.

NhFtLlNF. W. Va. Nuy 80 10
che active IIttsnurel stocks. corr.ets q,
iAl.; hv a. r. Masten a 60. bankers
building
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WHEELING. vs. Va. Nov T.. ~
nh. following quotations or fao more
active Wletlir-~ sto-k. are corrected
crn, or tho Intelligence by George W.
Buron. local broker. and T. a. AlarsHal.
MANAGER Bond Department
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WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. 10 10
Reported by 4 J. Ma=ten & 60. D. o.
Hfs1t O.. manager. members Sew York
Stu,h Exchange
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-14
GEO. w. BARON
MARKET TAKES A BRACE
DURING CLOSING HOUR

NtN YORK. Sow 11.-By reason %
u extreme duliHsss. the course or to-
:at7 STOCK market hardly merits de-
urea comment Price OBI auEe- were
i'r f1r create part - tAc
--i"n VIII -feadier tone IN the final
hour When best prices - the day were
'fd'd. trafing lost none - i's pro-
.flurtl character. but even that frar.
t..r seemed averSs ~ taking On r.av,
commitments
Tn.r. We're no developments 70 ac-
count Tor tho markets nrathv other
tom prevailing political ana financial
f'"'lNlr- The news from abroad was
lr' 10 ly moro cheerful on The improve
i.r1t in 'he dinlomatir outlook Lon
con VAS again buyer here but rur-
~ we're zoo moderate 10 exercise
"r afirprecishlc interference
To ~" early part % the session the-e
were rEns o. pressure luon such Load
o. as 4 s steel Awalgamated con-
Pop. American Smelling fh- several oil
ares and American Rec sugar
nl"n Pnrit~ alec denoted short SCI
nns. " 0.i' an abrupt decline ia Wabash
preferred was associated with the tan
RE in that roads re-0rgarizati0n pl,n
The Few pronounced gains - fne 80
were limited o." some - tIe hiEh priced
60. ialu'F such 0s Wunlworth. Seprs-
Fprhurk nrd National Biscuit \ fsw
~ tHr equipment Ffn ks including
American Locomotive and American AIR
irfk" also made some advance on small
offerings
The rrcoruized trade authorities -
t''i encouraging statements respecting
go steel ana iron industry. and fohhers
III the middle west quoted certain finish
products or "a slight advance
The -iuggishUcss Of tho COPPER rroun
vas accompanied Boy ruuors - slight
q. aiding ~ prir'H Tor tho metal
.'HtcuN conditions w"rn unchanged
n'T"Irh ral loans did NOT get beyond
percent Local ana interior banks
mao" further purchases 81 commercial
Afi'r- which was accepted as additional
NrUlf - increased mercantile activity
The bond market was devoid Of ,sr.-
GNU irN inI' Total sales par value az
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,. $. Baehe co.'s crossing Letter.
New York Stock EXCHANGE.

" |IT.|T-TN VI " 70 NV m -
Etu." of active stocks ou t;c %eu
'S stock Exchange. corrected daily by
y J.. Maston * Co. brokers'
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Baron's Local Stocks.

--Trauer.r books closed oct 80 e,
- ca.n AlAIl.nl. .AyAhIe Nov. slh-
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lopen IIiehlL Low. close
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New York Curb Market.

total sales I.7i5 shares
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sl2 and sl3 Schmul5sch Bldg.
r. r. Marshall .aor. pone Dept
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20
Summons in District Court

. of Colorado 90 In the District Court
,ty of OterO % No, "a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20

ernor Ammons in an address that was
the feature of the banquet. pledged
his support to any movement that
would tend to upbuild any section OF
Colorado and assured the delegates
present of his sympathy with all
their demands put forward at the con-
ference yesterday. He urged the ad,
yantages of using the waters OF
streams near the source OF the
streams, or storage reservoirs and
careful husbandry of water. He ad-
vocated network of good roads
through all sections of the state. He
advocated the state ownership OF
lands and resources as against gov
ernment ownership. and in ringing
tones outlined the position that he
would take on all the matters dis
cussed in his address during his term
of office as governor of Colorado.
United States Senator Charles
Thomas urged the Importance of a
public utilities act. He discussed
southern Colorado and edclared that
the transportation question was one
of the most important the people OF
southern Colorado wer called upon to
deal with and adjust.
II. II. Seldomridge. of Colorado
Springs. congressman-elct, urged the
Importance of the Nineteenth gener-
al assembly enacting law which
would redeem the pledges of the
state made through the last assembly
and which had not been carried ont.
He referred particularly to state ap-
preparations for the State fair. county
fairs and the Dry Farming congress.
Former Governor Alva Adams re-
5ponded to the toast Needs of South
ern Colorado Among the pertinent
needs he suggested were: "More ba-
bies and less bridge" addressing this
criticism to the women of southern
Colorado: "One million men like
those at the banquet; 1000 miles of
good roads"
The banquet adjourned shortly af-
ter midnight, with hearty vote of
thanks to the Pueblo Commerce club
for the entertainment provided.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20
STAUFFER'S DISPLAY
Must Be Seen to Be Fully Appreciat

As has been the time honored custom
Stauffer's market has this year prepared
for the happy Christmas season by put
ting in a profusion of supplies such as our
readers can not afford to miss seeing.
Under the hands Of an experienced de-
corator the market has been transformed
to suitable home for Christmas good
things and their maklngs. Here you may
find an extra fancy display OF beef. pork.
sucking pigs. lambs and veal. ducks. geese.
turkey. chickens. fish. oysters. crabs and
all kinds Of sea food. olives. pickles. relish
es. home made rnince meat. and in fact
every thing kept by first class market.
and you are cordially invited to drop in at
Stauffer's and see the display. Advt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20
Notice of Final settlement
In the Matter o. the Estate OF David q

Neeley. Deceased: .
Notice is hereby given. That on Mopaay.
OF the regular days OF the December teafifnf
the County Court of OterO County. in the
said estate. will appear before the Judge OF
said Court. present my final settlement as
same, and will then apply to be discharged as
such executor. At which time and place any
person In interest may appesr and present
Objections to the same If any there be.
Dated ~ Rocky Ford. Colorado. Decen3oer
5. 19l2.
Executor of tho Estate OF David Il. NeeNey
Deceased. y 4
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,

U. S. Land once at Pueblo, Colo,
November IL, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Henry F. Eick-
hoif of Timpas. Colorado, who. on December
2I, 1873. made Desert Land Entry No 02O64.
for Lots !. 2. SW \. NE 4. W.s Sc 4 Sec. 2.
hNEt4 Section ~. Township e s.. Range
Intention to make Final Proof. TO establish
claim TO the land above described. before
the United States Land Office at Pueblo,
Colorado, on the 18th day OF December. 1912.
Claimant names Ms witnesses: Witt f.
Walker, Harry s. Burger. Howard Van Horne
ali OF Timpas, Colorado. and Harvey 8. Rain
water of Mt. Morrison. Colorado.
Not coal land. ]. w. HAWLEY.
Nov 22- Dec 20 Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20

State OF Colorado &C In the District Court
County of Ctero No. p
II. A. Dawley. Lewis Swink
and Beli- Daring. Execu-
tors Of eEstate ofGeorge
W. Swink. Deceased.
Plaintins
versus
Albert f. King and all Other\ Summons on
persons or parties un- Application
known. Claiming anv for Regis
right, title, estate. lien tratiUn.
interest in the real
estate described In the
application herein.
Defendants..J
The People of the State OF Colorado to the
above named Defendants q reeting:
You are hereby summoned and reQuiE 10
answer the application OF the appltcau/ =
tin IN the above entitled appicatfum II h.
istration of the following land at Fin
Otero County. Colorado. to-wit: Tho west nAlf Z
Of the northeast quarter and the east half ON
the northwest quarter OF Section twenty-five.
TOwnshipotwenty-six south Of Range nity-six
west OF the sixth Principal Meridian. and to
the office of the Clerk OF said Court. In said
County. within twenty days after the service
OF this summons upon you. exclusive OF tho
day Of such service: and II you fail to answer
the said application within the time afore->
said. the applicant plaintiff in this action
will apply TO the Court for the relier de-
manded In the application herein.
Witness, A. s. MARSHALL
Clerk OF said Court, and the seal
(sEALl thereof. at La Junta In said
County and State. this 10th day
of December. A. ID. lp12.
Di3-2' A. s. MARSHALL, Clerk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
S. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo.

J. ,.
November Il. 1912.
Notice is hereby gwen that Charlotte NJ.
Fry, formerly Charlotte ". Fowler of Denver.
Colorado. who. on June 25. 1906. made Desert
Land Entry No. $50, Serial No. u23s. for So
SwA, SIs SEA, Secti m 10. Township q s.,
Range 81 W.. 9TH Prin. Meridian. has filed
notice of Intention to make Final Proof. to
establish claim to the land above described.
before the United States Land Office at
Pueblo, Colorado. on the 2sth day of Decem-
Der. 1872.
Claima mt names as witnesses: II. Newton
Smith. George s. Mcdonald. George Is. Todd.
Samuel shawcross. all of Rocky Ford, Colo
RADIO.
Not coal land J. W. HAwLEy,
N Ed 20. Register
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

Q. S. Land Office at Pueblo, Colo,
November Is. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that Otis W. Snyder.
of Rocky fori. Colorado. assignee OF Henri
eta W. Fall who on April ". la.is. made Des-
.,rt Land Entry No. I1l3 Serial No. Ol469 for
M Sw a. Sec ~ Tnwbship p 5. Ranrc 81
W. 9TH prin. Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make Final Proof. to establish
claim To the land above described. before
the United States Land office. at Pueblo.
Colorado. on the 3lst day Of December 1912.
Claimant name- as witnesses: A. o. Hins-
dale. Alvin W. Wright, George L. Briden.
bucher and Schuyler u. Swink. all of Rocky
Ford. Colorado.
MOI coal land. J. W. HAWLEY,
n D-D2I Register.
No. Feather Bed for sale. Enquire
at this office. -29
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20

State OF Colorado % In the District Court
County of OterO No. "a
II. A. Dawley. Lewis Swinkl -
and Belle Daring. Execu
torsuf the Estate of George
W. Swink. Deceased.
versus
Nathaniel 9, PareOns. Joserh Summons on
l.. bartlett and The Colo Application
RADIO Securities Company. for Regis-
and all other persons or tration
parties unknown. .claimingl y
any right title estate. lien
or Interest in the real es-
tate described In the ap-
plIcation herein,
The People of the State of Colorado to the
above named Observation-Disclosures:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the application OF the applicant plain
tiff in the above entitled application for reg
istration of the following land situate In Otero
County. Colorado. town.: The east half of the
southwest quarter of Section seventeen
Township twenty-four south of Range fifty
six west of Sixth Principal Meridian. and to
file your answer to the said application in the
office OF the Clerk OF said Court. In said Coun.
ty, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you. exclusive of the day
of such service; and Il you fail to answer the
said application within the time aforesaid. i.
the applicant plaintif In this action will APP
ply to the Court for the relief demanded In
the application herein.
Clerk of said Court, and the seal
(sEALl thereof, at La Junta In said
County and State. this 10th day
Dl327 OF December. A. D. 1912.
A. b. MARSHALL. Clerk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,

q. S. Land Office nt Pueblo. Colo.
November ~. 1872
Notice il hereby given that benjamin F.
Ford, OF Rocky Ford Colorado who.on June !.
1910. made Homestead Entry No. 0lOs22 for
M T. section - Township ~ Range Sd W.,
9th Prin. Meridian, h Is filed notice of intention
TO make Five Year Proof, to establish claim
tn the land above described. before the Clerk
of the District Court nt La Junta, Colorado.
on the 2,rd day OF December, 1912
Claimant names ms Witnesses: Edward g..
Allen of La Junta. COlorid :, John ErringtOn.
Alonzo Forkner and l.. u Jones all Of Rocky
Ford. Colorado.
Spt -oal land. j. W. HAWLEY.
N22-D2Op Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20

Our store will be open evenings, be9in-
ming Monday, Dec. 10. till christmas
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-12-20
Summons in District Court

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