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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
spseiul nunoas 8srSinA

Especial Nupoat 3srSiGA |: wAsEtNGT<IM D. C. March IT, t'rsaiaeRt Frils7n InhUurCAI3 "tpd..S te a deSsath;iuh of hLaElEsns that he will socu rnil Lngrthcr sln the scnItors and representatives whp have shown hn int1s est iu AL1shan onaiTs sad that ~ith ihsm nE ~tll EzrusS matters Te- lncng fn the tpsr'hrnrrt rT tho rnr- rltory.
 Mir. Wilson made ttia AtHlttnent td thr fenurat1oE when t nskea him to take into ronsidrraridn T. rernnsnend-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

that the rniirUAdIs 0PEFatlor ]. of prime LnIpnrtnnGe td Seward Fehlh . luIa, and particularly Aa alnre no wngnm rnadH have haGn built tn sup. ply m%ana of trausrcrtatIon evrr the %araH t%TritoGS,
 The petition tol.cEs IinnE the lines laid aut at A meeting cF the ChHInbGr of s.nrurleruH Jaat flil and will hrUba 7nly lr sixn0d hy evftyGblA In whort it la prqkerteH-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
FER6cNAI,

Ccuree LemAn. Paul XteGsted, 0rnvAn and Alex. Holmscsi weut down today to Solomon. George will return tdrorTum.
 J0g 11nt Hrri, ed last nisht fruu' AnUsicaA 1ITG. He has been repre- soutlaE thu PaEaSenA nvsdEe GoN- p;aDy tilcu>.
 Roy Davenport ia expected to cufn 6 from Teller nrxt week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

+l3seyI n1 lLR borders reaches to with iu a dtEtancC of Rb6ul T1 milss rum ihs GHpiIaI,
 yAli tRe rtThrts arTivInS hrre are t0 lhe effect that 5anrhrE is carrying pn H ruthless tslrNpalET. Several fairiy lrTE'. InwnE staEd near h" scene Us hi. aG1lritlcs und As LIseif asJTscE* nTr sTu,ll sl.Sir faIs Ia helLsrcd Tn hs Bet4Iet1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
WAR CLOUDS AGAIN IN EUROPE
REVOLT BREAKS OUT NOT
 FAR FROM MEXICO CITY

TraUblI' is NHw hrNw1Eg in aeveTEl parts uf tho republic and pSNrE HaeTns 10 hH,n sleaerted the nUU1tIg Ter gncd. l1tlm Honpfu arIne raPnrt7 thttL thg people tlHTr are urePAEiTH !" meet an. Gntfe lhal rriThl he =r.Dt aHaInat ihrM bf the f~IIrral government mnd thn ArsI.;eic Tn FutH1ur lhv state is rrIruln In he T bIudY aih sxptnGiT% unr cTen if lt ia anccs9genl-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
CLARK ASKS WILSON
 AND JOB Is DONE

,y6sterday specially tn ask lIltt1 10 Sp- point Durkcty tr Iha pusitIph and tTo hours later hIs IpArue wass sent to the RenaEP.
 This iA rnaardsd as n re1uaFkabic manifestation cf hls friendship fer Clark nut it alEa seems to aho| tlAt thu ry9*tacrt sRi11 wElr use his :nsin- ence with the hHnds of departments Ior thA appointment of si1brTdinatss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
MRS. WILSON ENTEkTAINa
 WOMEN OF CABINET
apAoiai Nugget 8AFYiea

%ASHINGToE. H. C.. Mstrch H. NI.. SIlacn rnrartatnsd the wlyes of thr nrT "uhtnet members laxf evening fur inc rrst tlr,e Several esf lh4 uv,svnen .hn %t: head unicszl EoCisty in the capital under the new admih- tsLrslh,n have osGnpd%d prerinant ssr,I1I places nafnre and some oE1L- liant eruntl are anticipated Mrs. Wilson hnd her. danGhtegH aFe sold to be getting exceedingly ppn"ier sing@ nsir uTTlYaI in Washington
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
eeseial h4Yaast SsrvieA

LtII(:AGU. Ha:rn t1.4.T Tha4 Frost md the other Ak sH;, I.lnLInantE hIuI ;ntenGfrsl t.: turn :il 1lI''ir cLlluH u"rr tn the GuggnIihrjrI- ia .hc 1rs@aii iiM. rssadr to1at by The cous$1l lh1 5hc Env4TnmsrL in his oTH'nin& Aear'uaur in the Alaska S-iS.'a "Eirh htvr nh"' breun.
 He dr4Iasrd ilnL he is ilI nIls5rasal1H of corTSsrl aE1-nrf; .lrIt T!l rrn[G, Il'91 sll Lhe naAil whu attempted tn Eril'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
ASK SECRETARY
 BUY RAILROAD
PETITION ABOUT TO BE clRcU.
 LATED fM NOME.

4 pztEiion has hoR hzen drawn ur RGklNg tlIe RecFetary of the interior to purchase ths Seward Penln4Miar rail- rood apd oparata it eithar directly rr by lease 1t 1s shown in Inc petition tHRt fils road haK npE hssH operated fer mere ttlnn q yA4r QWtnE t9 thc Inability to pay the cxGfssttznr tax lalA en rRilraAHn. fl Ia hlso EtAtsa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
OPIUM WORTH $10,0OO
 TAKEN IN TACOMA

aIcly aftor the discovery anu ilsc m thuriLisS bHlEcrc they arg on Inc vArEs- ar line dis3ortry nf In" sGuIce of the great Fupp.y nt the drug which fIas been in c|idcncG ia r+rnnt months.
 Il js considered ret improbable that some people mort niEhly uHcrd than lha seward inay Oe implicated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
AUSTRIA WARNS SERvIA
 TO KEEP OUT OR FIGHT

II l. ,IlmusL r",tain tb-tI 9cTvia MlIi rrfLee tp ItSshe h this drrIRfpd as s!,i, resn6nIsca nn rishl un tho part If Iha lhC culyir,- lu inrTtAr:. The Sp"- |. liz order t'l IhP Ser; inns ls to s:'sr their Iml,ch an Slufnri nr prepare Sc t..hL Ih,. Au=IriHnp. < $serVIan army is nIw un Ehr TtE inward sCuIHri aad the iueraI Brniinnns -xistInE
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
SIXTY EIGHT
 WOMEN DROWN
SI[Tf EIGHT -.r.. - --.t'.'' LAKE ScUTAHi NOW IN LIME LIGHT WITk ANOTHER
 TRAGEDY.
Special NuHaet AaFYss&

yN%IH5E- Matrh 1l.--A RleAmet hrs lHrsn Twanurd nn Lake SErtarj ar,i nmuuSst ih% lir"s lt:st arc those q is women. Thr lake iE siipatrd an the st,.lthavu bouttHary line eC Mnnte- utErf. and pn iEs shore IS thE ely nf Eclrturi wlirh lhr aInntencgrius are nm aurroundiILK and beElcg'ng- The women were tzIAErY she Et.cs fi1 EnFxrins who STE lighting against tEe TuTks iElh w+Er on the W7y s6 the HT.nrcneE1-im clmp
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
LcMEN FEAT JChEs.

c. T. 1.nIncn i"'r l1iil lone. Lnst ApeninE in ihr l.nhhs three, cushioned billiard IhGrlAMnn: 1rIr t2 tn l2- The game w2Is Il rios" Ialf 1lntu ehc end, eArh having |! .cl.t-e ,ts 1s al unc rlme before lhc judge rsn uut.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
suAc;aI kuau~t Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 MEXICO CITY. March al.-Ths sauhir8 of LoxnH. EHrrrHi F'iiiAzs hlcodirtting and disoT1@t h'tsE now Intst r,n tAe slare nr r+lI'rrrro Eh+re Colonel surIhrs: aud a'i,'on lundrtad meu Inrc revo1tad md uprnrd var on thr Ftl.aFta EurnFnnlAni.
 The xtalp Ia close tU the osIe tn which his ctIv Ia siLrnEed sad the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

HiBy Sunday iagt the dianeHa far tho euIrH. Hugh rNsiI lsft # toF shs staas. 9ss him Lr "Who lH Wha' as ahs karmiA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
MUST SERVE
 OUT HIS SENTENCE
Special Nugget Service.

Special NuRasG Service.
 SEATTLE. 1I"rclI H. Tue govern . ment Ins ;,r1cptch tie GrtTturCs 0t ALudns, ih~ .sRaY 1Gis-u .hI=i. and ltc ~ILI Utrm plead EniltY tp 'he :7ountet' fctfJng cnnSIhraIS Hnd sfrrc Il zen tence in ihC 'TlIn.y l1Ll, Al inc sX- piration u1 Lhi< srntsrcc hr wIlt be srnt t1 7IcSeilra isianl 10 S%rvc out thC ltrua is which ho WIS sentenced for thc na-ay office rIbDErics. He WHS paroied for the t.I.L vfancc but wAs c.uiGht lSieI at Ihc work oI e'',riter- felttng
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
apaCiaI Nugget 6arvice.

TACOMA Mach IE--t1ne of the greatest captures "f upiurn on record WIRE n1RdA hero insL night when duoit. tItfes or the drug VIlusd at slb.Aof' were Tonnd Tn rhs irorn Of Steward TakrEi nt the Mexico BIaru EAan- ship. TakAki wus arrested in1ruedj.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
Special Ruaaxt Service.

HPA<iAl Ruasst Service.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. March H. The desire of Prosdc WIlpun tu ac- 1td1 Lo shA demands 0f hIs nieqda. and h.s friendstip for Cs1hrnp Clark were RSemplItied today hy the ap- EIBHnurI tn hD third nBsistant Qost- master kentrnl
 Speaker Clark visited the president
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
PIONEER DEAD.
seseiaC NuDsst 2arxicA

sceciai Nuu0st 3ArwicA.
 SEATTLE, NsC"h 10.-1. N. Wal En-tnrd, nnu. IT rIhe oIdeSt pionosrz Ia dead. JiA had reached the ngc nt eighty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
Special Nugget Sarvic@,

SpAcINI Wu1H~k 0aTFTSp'
 RELER&ibE- aIir- Il, Th'h n Ieier:l1 Unnf1,I2rIltun TG;? pltrT fH nC . CUT in tselrolt, H n:w "''I"H@!llE f<:tr- eti Uvring to IlIr "K1'i'd n.Itlil,il l,"Gl wIIiun Ar$IFalL rar4' [" Stfn iG"TH$ la keep away 5r.an -,%1Iari and Tel the TprEk Rnd SI'IuttTHrIIA nr;h; Il uux betWcuII llitn1selTE-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
WILSON TAKES UP
 ALASKAN AFFAIRS

HligiL fnF the LutUlutIijle %HhctM"nl uF l@gsslziton mat Rnuid cll-lT th@ WHY furc.-AlseEh'a a .deUelcpHH'tl.
 It iE said. however. ihai foI th% present the p1r$ltatnt will be upah to ialsA sucn 2 matter up us iL GuEhs t0 hs taLpr ard th:It Lt.ry ltrtlE hppe ran be- cherished siY lavlnc say rscon- rlclnafian 1nuali- .lr tho c"tuing anrcnd es<ton-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

A, a..s DANCE MEnMEauAH+ The A. Hrs will hset AF iAsssthAl dsnaA aA yfsaneahayp Asarph IA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
SAYS CuGGENREImS WERE
 TO HAVE GRABBED ALL

rolnwcd said had no ether rEcpoue in view tknn .o sell to the 9nkgemhAlns %o thHs rAA ou<ssssbsima ~onh harh .uuirrned nil ihe lAAdS wheeler hy rnrchaar ur py cheaper methods.
 The rrn6nction of the corespUnd . cnce which the prcSccutiGn holds, 0r says II holds, Is TOW bEing Awsitsd with m xrHaf deal uf interest
 Fer Meme News 1nE Morifs ns~s' qsr thR ~ SnasA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

ealle6 EIlYsr saimso, fs tsnss per peutsA ThArHIs lshmaNs-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

here is lhat N TtlI vnntinue rn itH Nay amd srayu sh. AnEsr Of SeHig'S 4 kLG ne'ghhcI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

B. & M. FlahltMleeA, 10 VH% % osns ps< asn. TheruIf Lshrnane.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

4 certain eyre for the bluas-hr+ stclt in AWfto Is Who' at the kerhtrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11
VoTI NC FOR ALL ALASKA
 SWEEPSTAKES QUEEN

The following ia thr tulr today fo: queen of 1hs JGaFk Sweepstakes ra1tt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-11

The HuGast gives sIi tht rs~s in ! nufanAik
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

Weotn, Der iid Dor eiuent gtelneto
nidlt id,eut uno BEN 8ertb ielner
g8aaren aeringer angi6t, ols er mtrf'
lid lit, um iitb I'm Den 8oa 81 brit
den.
SeGr beflagt piro ote Gbatlahe,
0aB in Der 9egenlpdrtigen Borldge
Die geitimnumgen iibcr oaS Wtlnt'
mum unO 6as gtarinum ntft ent'
balten iino, ba ecraoe onrh olele &e'
lttutntl,ngen bebeutenoe aonjelItoneIi
i'm oSntereiie Der 8ergroBerung tes
grportbanbeIs be5 &aroes 8en1aht
ner0en fonrten.
Sur 8ertbeioieung bes gegennar'
tia ir 9raft befiuoliden $apne'Sll'
orih 3oageietes beiBt es IN oen Se'
ridjt. 0aB ndtrenO Der perfloliener
pier Sabre oas 21nb lid elmer pelt
Qroberen 4roiperitat ertreut Bat
benn ie Supor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
SIM Aonsree
Wirb bic Debate iiber bic Sa-
rif.Sorlase Wiitte Der @pde
ibren aufang nebmeu.

Die llnberipooo'Ide gorage barfte I'm
9auie iebr balo CUR 2(nnobme gea
lun9en. - Im Wtontug tpirb tint
9auIe cine unterIu6ung be3iiglia
oes Qngriffs ouf ben Reprdfentons
ten G9arles y. Sims BON Iennefee
bedntragt tperoeH. - Der Qngreia
fer, Der 8dntprdfibeHt GbarIss ..
9Iooer foa CUR Rehenidaft ge3oseH
tperoeu. - Der 5leti6> uuo giebs
Grport aus oen Ser. Staten BAT in
ben DerfIofeHen iieben SabreH ges
tpaItig na69eldfen. - 8abiHgegeu
srbalteu bic Ser. Staten befere
preiie ais i6re &outurrenten. -
Gr=prQfbent Saft ipirb elmer Der
Rebner bel Der Sabre5perfammlung
Der 4meriean 8ar QHociation fem.
- 0ds otlantii6e Gefbrpaber rpiro
tommenben Wintsr etne UsttteImeers
fabrt MAIDEN. - 6ermanu Goppes
bat eingeItaHoeH, Der Ut0rber bon
5rau Sleep unD ibrer beibeu EiuDer
gu Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
MusIanD.
Aon,promie
B.sislia bes Scneraliteifs in
Neleien nnnmebr in Nusiiht.

Der Deputirtensommer tpiro am
Gienitas Elm antras In nisiem
Ginns unterbr.itet iptrbsn. - Die
Rspiiioq btr prOpinsioIs uuD Gss
meinossW sWabIseiese iol auf ods als
ssmsins Dablseiss aussebshnt rper.
ben. - gerihisosus tIerita!s abses
--ornnste babsn iid fir einen osrartis
gen aniras sr.ldr;. - Die Strsits
bsipssuna sreift imm.r mshr um
iih. - Die arbsit.r in Der 8dss
dHitali In griiHsI ssbsn am 0knss
>, tag an ben Sireii. - Der erports
banbsl v<Isiens sons ri.iis seidd.
oiei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
Cincinnati Yaomtae. ben RI. spril 1918

batis iid3 uber nife reus grfubrung
uuberprbentfih gefreut. Die QuFrss
gung ipar j.ooh austniteinlit 3upiel
fir ibn, oenn er ftdrb tur3s 3eit ipdz
ter auf der 5eimfabrt in feinem 2tus
tomobil inFoIge zines Ssr3ihlagss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
@etter6eriAt.

Chic Gd,ones Netter inn oItIi.
den imo belpolfier Aimmel i'm .peit-
Iihen gbeii am Nontng. peranoerii.
Edes @cticr am Iienitng. alier Hohr.
ifejnlihteit mad Hsuenid3ouer unb
|lrdrmsr; Utudkisttr RorOoiupiHb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
S6arfe &ritik
Siro bon republifaniider Seite
an Der beulpfratiiden 3arifs
Vprlaae aeiibt.

Ger 9erid)t Der republifaniihen nj.
noritdt III III Sausfommittee iiir
WiitteI uno gSege. - Montag miro
oicier geriht i'm Saus unterbrei.
tet lperoen. - Cine iolh raoifaIe
gteniiion miro fir boQig ument'
idul0bar erfldrt. - Ta5 8o(f Gai
nah Der slniiht Der llnter3eihner
oes @erifts cine ioIhe gfeoiIior
nift ge1piiuiht. - 1urh oas nell:
3oIIgeics peroen Die 9(rbeitslobnt
bier perringert Weroen miiiIen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
News from the State Capital

Representatives Ardourel and Gates
have introduced resolution calling for
an investigation into why State Tfeasur-
er Leddy refuses to pay the warrants on
the water defense appropriation. The
$4,000 to defend the water rights of
the state was placed in the short appro-
priation bill by the legislature. Governor
Ammons signed the appropriation. Audi
tor Kenehan issued the warrants, and
Attorney General Farrar gave an opinion
that the appropriation was valid. Upon
the advice of the attorneys for his bonds
men State Treasurer Leddy declined to
register or pay the warrants. Rumors
connect the treasurer's bondsmen with
the irrigation company in Kansas that is
fighting the payment of the amount.
Governor Ammons is in receipt of a
letter from Congressman Taylor which
Indicates that President Wilson intends to
follow to large extent the Pinchot policy
in conservation. Taylor says that the
President-elect would not commit him
self on these matters during a long in
terview which Taylor had with him. and
he also said that there is strong dis
position to continue Secretary Fisher in
the Interior Department as its head,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
Notice to Farmers

The Rocky Ford Canning Co., during
the coming season, expect to handle
Cherries, Gooseberries. Apples. Green
Beans. Bush Lima Beans. Tomatoes. Red
Garden Beets. When making your plans
for the spring work do not overlook the
fact the Canning Company wishes to
contract as large an acreage as they can
use Of these articles. The office is at the
corner of Railroad Avenue and Eighth
street. near the freight depot. where Mr..
J. E. Lawson will be glad to see anyone
interested in growing products for the
cannery. If
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
Had a Hot Bed.

1t was 2 degrees below zero on Sum
day night. and only a few notches warm
er the next, which led prominent Gard
en- Place farmer to listen to the plausible
talk of an agent with a new-fangled bed
warming contraption, and on Tuesday
night the aforesaid farmer went to his
couch with the pleasing expectation that
his feet would be kept warm, And they
surely were-for time-but now the poor
fellow is mourning the loss of his couch
and is sleeping in the stable until the in
surance company has settled the fire
damages caused by that bed warmer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
r r r r = r r ? 80 r = + =
- BUSINESS LOCALS. =

Wanted-Mexican Beans. Rocky Ford
Canning Co., corner Eighth and Railroad.
Phone Ford LOG.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07

For Lale-Three 22o egg incubators
Universal hover and Cyphers brooder
W. D. Neale. Phone White 1925. Sop
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
WEITZER.

Mr.. Thomas of Rocky Ford who is
working for the Pueblo Protection home,
will give lecture at the school house
next Sunday beginning at 5o'elock, Every
one is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Maddox spent Mon-
day in Rocky Ford.
Miss Vida Robins of Rocky Ford spent
Sunday with her uncle and aunt. Mr,.and
Mrs. p. Robins and family.
Mrs. Louis Siokenberger is enjoying a
visit from her sister Mrs. Elmer Watts of
Boone,
George R. Farmer of Carbondale, H.,
arrived here Sunday morning to make an
indefinite visit with relatives.
Mrs. c. C. Barrick left Sunday morn
ing for Lyons. Colo. to make aniextended
visit with her son. Mr.. Smith.
Miss Pearl Long spent Sunday in Hol-
brook.
Members Of the Weitzer Sunday school
will meet with Mrs. Louis Maddox this
Friday evening to practice singing. All are
requested 10 come and do their best,
j. A. Rankin & Co. shipped 10 cars
sheep for Kansas City market. Clarence
Hall went with the Shipment.
The mothers Of the Sunday school met
with Mrs. Jay Smith on Wednesday and
report very pleasant meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
OBITUARY.
THOMAS SMITH

The l4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Smith succumbed to an attack Of
spinal meningitis at the Pollock hospital
on last Thursday night. Funeral services
were conducted in the Christian church
on Sunday afternoon by Rev. Cartwright
of Fowler and were attended by some
thirty residents of Fowler as we'll as
manJ friends from this city. MIR, Smith
was former confeotioner of this city.
but about six years ago moved to Fowler
where he has since conducted a restaur-
ant. and he has large circle of frienos
in both places who sincerely eondoe with
him in his affliction.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
Serial No. OlI3G3.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. S. Land Office at Pueblo, Colo.
b January 20 1913.
Notice Ia hereby given that II. Newton
smith OF Rocky Ford, Colorado, who, on nov
IS 1911, made homestead Entry No. Oii353
for sEll lSE1E. SEQ 8, NEiiNEid sec. :. NNNWl4
sec. s. Township 25 s Hnnge 81 W. 9th Prin.
Meridian, has filed notice otintentiOn to make
Communication Proof, TO establish claim to the
land above described, before the Register n
Kcceiver of the United states Land Oiiice al
Pueblo. Colorado. ON the ilth day of March,
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses. George
s. Mcdonald, George 10. Todd, Samuel shaw
cross, all OF Rocky Ford, Colombo. and Asa 4.
Hainos. of Tlmpas, Colorado.
Not soaI land j. W. HAWLEY,
FTMI Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07

Mrs. Hannah Conner entertained about
thirty of her childrens yot ng friends on
Saturday afternoon. Games were played,
after which. though tired, the young guests
enjoyed a lovely lunch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07

800 acres Of decided land in Ebert Co.,
Colo. Will trade for city property or
small tract Of land adjoining city. Reeves
g. Whitaker. Call at Secondhand Store
back of Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07

Rocky Ford friends of George Glass,
the former harness-maker of this CITY.
will be sorry to learn that his father was
stricken with apopexy and passed away
at his home in Pueblo on Monday,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07

The two-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Banman passed away on Friday
last. Funeral services were held in Hol-
brook M. E. church en- Sunday and inter-
ment was in the Cheraw cemetery,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07

For Sale-Horse. buggy, harness, fur
niture, good tent .l2xl6. | horse plow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07

For Sale-2o pounds of geese feathers,
Phone Ford 2ze.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
You CannOt afford TO miss

the great house cleaning sale at ]. 3.
Byars
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-07
Great House Cleaning Sale

See sale bills out for PRICES at J. B
Byars.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-30
A. B. \ A, Strikes
Securities Snag

Atlanta, June 30-Receivers of
the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad have been unable to
make arrangements to retire the
81, 100000 of 5 per cent receivers
certificates which fall due Tuesday
July /.
1t is believed the certificates will
be made to bear s per cent from
maturity until paid which may be
for some time IN view of the con-
dition of the money market.
H. NJ. Atkinson and E. t. Lamb
left Atlanta early last week for
New York where they now are en-
deavoring to arrange for refundipg
the securities, which in effect are
notes made one year ago.
In the absence OF these men,
representing respectively majority
and minority bondholders, no one
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Mr.. J. |. NeWbern
Elected Principal
Of High School

The board have elected Mr.. j.
L. Newbern to succeed Mr.. Ben
nett as Principal of the High
School. Mr.. Newbern comes fresh
with the A. NJ. Degree from the
University of Georgia, but not
without experience as teacher.
He comes from industrious and
honorable parentage with repu-
tation for being a busy man, a
self made man self educated man
one who has alternately studied
and taught which almost lnvari-
ably makes the very best of edu-
Gators. He has had some four OR
five years experience in teaching
in capacities from teacher in rural
SCHOOLS TO prlnclpalshlp IN nlgn
school ana from these places of
labor he comes highly recommend
ed as an instructor and disciplin-
arian, moreover a man of moral
worth in the school room and in
the community.
We trust the board has made
wise selection, and from what peo-
pie here who know the gentleman
report it may be expected that the
position is we'll filled.
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The Woman's Club will again
have charge of Shaefers Fountain
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The profit of these afternoons will
be applied to the Woman's Club
house and the friends of the
movement should give the ladies
their support.
Rev. H. S. Petersen, pastor of
the First Methodist Church, left
today for Waverly, Tenn, where
his marriage to MI ss Irene Hev-
eler will be an event of tomor-
row. He will return to the city
with his bride about next Friday
week.
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in the A. B. and A., offices here
was able to say just what progress
has been made.
The notes in question we're sold
to retire an issue of So, $50, 0G0 re-
ceivers obligations and equipment
trusts and to provide for certain
improvements.
The road went into the hands of
a receiver January 2. 1909.
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Farmers Institute
Organized.

Farmers institute of Ben Hill
County was organized in Ben Hill
County last week with D. l..
Martin, President, q. c. Ball Vice
Pres. and Geo. DrexIer Secretary.
The Institute will keep IN touch
with the State Agricultural College
and will cooperate with it in the
distribution of its literature.
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RUR-MY-TISM

Will cure your rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic AnOdyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc
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INDIAN HAIR Grower

cures dandruff, stops falling
hair, Bald Head special
grows new hair, on Bald
heads. For sale, Haile's
Pharmacy.
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An Attractive Building Lot

: A41 &AOGA uSSAHV @HAAA16 "V~
OFFER Four ideal building
lots on corner of Merrimac
Drive and Magnolia St. High
and dry, pecan shade trees,
varieties of fruit growing on
lots. One fine corner lot on
North Main St. All five lots
to go at 81, 500 This is a great
opportunity and you should
hurry. Address, Mrs. A. C.
Clark, 608 S. Lee St., City.