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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-03-21
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Springfield. Green County, no.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-03-21
Jan. Is. lrHl
Cures Khenmatism and Indication.

Mr.. j. G.. Henderson. general manage Of the
Chattanooga, Alarsdcu aud birmingham rail.
road, says ne docs no: believe there Is "A case OF
Rheumatism which Nrs. Joe Persons Remedy
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-03-21
Nurse,s Sore Month Cured.

Sept. 70. 1891.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-03-21
VIII Cure Skin Eruption.
= ArhN's Sore Mouth.

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Persons remedy. found II "a tine tonic and
strengthened Of the system.
Mrs. JOsEPn KELSEY.
Sept. 70. 1891. LAG range, n. g.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-03-21

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
LOCAL BliEVITIES.

Matters OF Minor 0Iomcnt la and About
the CITY.
TnE members OF tho VI. I. Sunday
schools arc preparing TO celebrate
Childron'a Day, which comes in June.
STRAWBERRIES do not find tho Ecady
sale usual for such things. It's berries
tho oizc OF potatoes many are looking
for.
FRED SETTER will formally opon his
new saloon on North Main street this
evening with music, dancing and n
grand lunch.
THE Wheeling & Lake Eric railroad
has taken oil some OF its passenger
trains, and all except local freight trains,
on account OF the scarcity Of coal.
~ CHILD OF Henry Bcutcr's, who lives
ut 1873 Virginia street, was bitten ycstor-
day by dog belonging to family next
door. Tho police were asked to shoot
the offending canine.
LAST evening DR.. Etzler complained to
the police that somebody had stolen his
Monarch bicycle, nearly new. There
was no clue TO the thief. Bicycle thelts
are becoming very common Of late.
An adjourned meeting OF the council
finance committee will be held this
evening, to continue the effort TO make
the years revenues meet the needed
expenditures OF tho various depart.
ments.
ABOUT l5O employees OF the Pittsburgh
postoilice will pay Wheeling 4 visit
next Sunday. and will be the guests
here Of the Wheeling carriers and clerks.
Preparations are being made to show
them good timo at Mozart Park.
THE high water in Wheeling creek
has ovortlowed all tho bottom land, and
the creek is temporarily river Of pretty
respectable size. The back water from
tho river rcoches almost to Elm Grove,
but it is running out very rapidly as the
river falls.
YESTERDAY Squire Caldwell partly
heard tho ejectment suit OF the Pan
Handle railroad company VS.. Mrs.
Ripley, concerning her right to tho city
property to DO used as part OF the site
ofthc new passenger station on Eleventh
street. The case will probably be
finished to-day.
TIE fall OF tho iron truss at tho
Wheeling Park Casino on Tuesday night
did not delay the work as badly rs it
was feared it would. The men worked
all night STRENGTHENING it, as it was
bent by the fail, but it was hofstcd into
place again yesterday and the work
went right on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

Last night DR.. MoGat, president of
Observation-Disclosures college. rendered
the graduating class reception at his
home. For the past six years George
L. Drrst, OF this city, has served MS
caterer to those annual events. the main
social feature OF the commencement
season. and the satisfaction he has al.
ways given 10 evidenced by the fact that
his scrviccs were again engaged for last
night. lie gave spread. as he always
does, which could not be oxcclled ior
style or quality in Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

DIFFERENT TINES
bring different methods, Tho big, bulky
pills such as our grandfathers had to put up
with won't do today. 1iedical science has
gone beyond them. 1t has given US some
thing bGttcr-Dr. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets;
tiny as mustard seeds, but more effective
than anything you can take. That's be-
cause their methods arc more natural.
They have peculiar Strengthening or tonic
effect on the lining membranes of tho intcs-
tines, which gives permanent cure. They
prevent, relieve, and put an end to Bilious
ness, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, Sick or Bilious Headaches, lndi-
gcStion, and every like disorder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
THE ELIIS' OUTING.
The Accident at tho Park Will not Delay
Matters.

Matters.
The ElIis deairc it known that tho acct
dent 4. Wheeling Park, though it de-
laycd the completion OF the Casino pos
sibIy few hours, will not interfere
with the carrying out OF their pro-
crammcd outing ut the park on June I
and S. Arrangements arc being COM
pictcd for the appearance OF Mr.. Reeds
company, and there will positively be
no delay. Every indication points to q
magnificent outing, one that will eclipse
all previous attempts OF the local lodge
OF Elks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

Fred Warnel;e, driver in the employ
OF the Cleveland Provision Company.
accidentally ioil into the open elevator
way at the company's warehouse, and
fell to the bottom, striking on one loot
so that he hrnEo Il small bone in his
ankle. lie will be laid up some weeks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

"Incurablc" cases of Catarrh arc cured,
perfectly md permanently, by DR.. Sage'5
Catarrh Remedy. Tho makers of this nIedi-
cino guarantee it to benefit or cure, or
money refunded. BY all dealers in uledi-
cinc3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

NooD's SarsnpariIla is absolutely un-
eQnalIed as blood purifier aud strength
ening medicine. Il is the ideal spring
medicine. Try ii. S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

THE Wheeling Bakery gives an Gle
CANT Bread Knife or 4 pair OF Scissors
for 100 seals when saved from their
Bread,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
THOSE WHITE GAPS
Made Lively Times about Grcggs.
vile and Altonheim.
DAVIS, THEY WGRNEDOFF. RETURNS

but does not Risk Remaining In the
Vicinity Over NIcht-Tho Loading
Rcsldontso Of tho Section Determined
on their Courso-Tho Account OF
Tuesday Nights DoInGs as Told by
Eye Witnesses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
DIED.

Evanston Wednesday morning, May q. 1891,
nj OILS O'Clock, CAEAGEL. daughter OF Mrs.
Mary and the late James Evaus. aged 20 years.
Funeral notice hereafter
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster in Rocky Ford.

The West hotel hall was crowded to
its fullest capacity Monday night to hear
Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster discuss the polItlc
questions OF tina day, while many were
unable to gaia admittance. Mrs. Foster
is very pleasant and forcible speaker.
While no flights OF eloquence was at,
tempted, her arguments arc strong and
presented in a convincing way. Her ad-
address was on a new and unexpected
line. She classed the tariff and free Sill
yer as incidental questions in Colorado
politics. While these were great issues
they were only side shows to the problem
before the voters of Colorado. She de-
clared that the great question here was:
Are we to have amy government at all:
And she made the fur fly in handling
Governor Waite, declaring that he was
making the civil government subseryient
to the military, contrary to the spirit OF
American institutions. Mrs. Foster 6
address was highly gratifying to Repub.
licans, and they are greatly pleased with
the result of the meeting notwithstand'
ing the short notice given OF Mrs. Fos-
ter's coming. While this is the case
Democrats and Populists find much tc
object to and criticise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
A CHANGE NEEDED.
What 1t Costs to Produce an Acre
Of Wheat in Colorado. The
Present Ruinous Prices.

"a. Granger" of Nj Wot, Colo,
writes as follows to the Colorado
Farmer: "Some time ago Left
Hand Grange took up the report
of Fred A. Huntley b. S. A., sup
erintendent of the Arkansas Val
ley Experiment Station, Rocky
Ford; on his estimate of the cost
of producing an acre of wheat,
and as he said in substance to back
up his figures, that the proof of the
pudding was chewing the bag, so
the professor by leaving out about
sc of actual expense that follows
the production of an acre of wheat,
and by producing about 25a bush
els per acre, figures up his profit
at Sc. l6 per acre.
The grange decided that the
professors statement was erron-
eous and misleading at that time,
and on last Friday adopted the
following expense account OF pro-
ducing an acre of wheat in the
best wheat raising district of Colo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14


THE school meeting last Saturday was
not as well attended as it should have
been. The levy made for school pur-
poses will raise the same revenue as last
year. No action was taken on the ques-
ton of free text books owing to the slim
attendance OF the voters. For the pur-
pose of obtaining the views of the people
on that issue the meeting was postponed
until Friday, June 29th. This post
ponemcnt will give the advocates of both
sides of the question ample time for such
work as they may think advisable. Free
text books is not an experiment. Years
OF trial have proved the benefits OF the
system in many localities. And we
doubt not but that the progressive dis
trict OF Rocky Ford will find, on fair
trial. that the interests of education will
be largely promoted by furnishing all
text books needed by the school. The
ENTERPRISE will be glad to insert any
arguments that our readers may have on
the question, both for and against the
change.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

Tho honey crop in Southern Cali.
fornia will be failure. The Eastern
states will have a big crop. Such arc
the indications now.
Those people down in New Jersey.
who are trying to stop the practice OF
kissing, have undertaken an impossible.
ity. 1t is not in mans nature to be
afraid of a possible micrObe on the rosy
lips of a pretty girl.
As general thing the skins OF fruit
arc infested with germs or microbes
The bloom OF some fruits is made up OF
germs. The skin protects the fruit from
their action, but if the skin is bruised or
broken the small organisms get inside
and cause the fruit to decompose. 1t IL
best to remove the skin before eating the
frn;t for the microbes will be carried
down into the stomsch, where they us9-
ally find conditions well suited TO the,r
development
| The State Normal commencement
beoun Sunday last with the Bacca-
laureate sermonland will close this even.
ing with the Alumni banquet. we re,
| gret that pressure OF business comPeued
the ENTERPRISE to decline the faculty
present. This i an educational institu-
ton of which Colorado may well be
proud.
Sheriff Potter came down from Pueb-
10 Monday morning with Henry Benford.
the colored man who shot Conductor
Woods, and who was taken to Pueblo
some days since for fear of bis beng yn-
ched at La Junta by the railroad friends
Of the murdered man. After the exam
ination Monday afternoon Benft rd was
held without bail and returned 70 tne
Pueblo Jail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

Street Commissioner Scott is doing
some needed work on the steets.
Our dealers in harvesting machinery
are having an excellent trade.
DIR. Fenton is imp, owing the interior
of his drug store by new painting.
H. F. Hagen, apiarist, continues to
receive frequent shipment of bees from
Tennessee.
BY gathering and burning all limbs
and twigs removed from trees in pruning
a great many insects will be destroyed.
Plenty of shade in the hog pastures
is necessity, aud not a luxury. 1t is to
your interest that they should not be
compelled to endure the heat Of the sun.
in baking bread or rolls, put sauce
pan OF boiling water into the oven. The
steam will keep the crust smooth and
tender.
Maxwell Bros. had customers this
week, who live across the river but who
came via La Junta and did their trad
ing at -The White Block"
IF. II. Clark has left at our office
samples of the rye which he has growing
on his farm two miles east of town. The
stalks are tall and the heads well filed,
promising an abundant harvest.
Any resident af Rocky Ford going
away for the summer, and wishing fur
nished house cared for, can hear of some
hing to their advantage by calling at the
tENIERPRIsE office.
BY consulting the Sante Fe time
card it will be seen that number OF
changes have been made in the running
Of most OF the trains. The changes are
not great, but very few minutes is often
very important when you want to catch a
railway train.
--Larmore Bros. have completed the
burning OF kiln containing 100000 su-
perior brich. In reply to the question:
Where are you going to use them? The
answer was: In the new post office
building, new business house for W..
B. Goblin, and for one or more school
houses, together with number Of small
er jobs.
The fifteenth annual catalogue of
the State Agricultural College is before
us. It gives a most complete history Of
the valuable work which has been and is
now being done by college which is
deservedIy popular with the agricultural
people of Colorado. A large portion of
the pamphlet IS deVoteu TO nne nalt-tOne
engraving of the interior of the various
departments and of the buildings OF the
college.
County Commissioners Washburn,
Vroruan and O'Neil met here Tuesday
to examine the bridge over the Arkansas
They decided that it must be repaired
and will at once advertise for bids. In
rebuilding the destroyed portion of the
bridge it will be made longer, the original
structure not being built far enough
north to extend over the entire channel
of the river. The early repair of this
bridge is OF great importance to large
number of citizens The proposals for
bids will call for the construction of two
spans each about 6S feet long, the cost
being probably near Sl,2OO.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
A Populists Opinion Of Mrs. ]. Ellen
Foster.

Twas pleased and surprised last Mon
day night to hear Mrs. j. Ellen Foster,
the renowned Republican speaker.
Pleased, because the arguments used
were dead issues, among them Maria
Halpin, Clevelands never-to-be-forgotten
substitute, and the Kentucky Colonel.
And, Of course. how the republicans
saved the country 25 years ago. She
might as well have gone back to Noah's
Ark.
1 was surprised to hear such TRADE
against tho Cripple Creek strikers. Her
denunclation Of them was fearful. She
even went SO far as to assert that the
blood of their victims had hardly dried.
1t was n speech intended for hayseeds and
we were there. 1t was one she would
not dare to utter in the western half OF
the state. OF course it was to get side
swipe at the governor. Some OF the
miners have crimes enough to answer
for in reality without romancicing about
them.
The Governor was the main object OF
the attack. He was pointed out at the
elimination of all that is evil, law
breaker and sympathizer with such
The lady certainly is not posted, as nc
one man has ever done so much to sup
press vice and law1essness and to pro
mote morality in the city of Denver as
the present executive, the head and
front of whose offending is that the Arap-
ahoe county gang cannot handle him.
At La Junta Mrs. Foster never men:
toned silver, not word OF it. They call
her gold bug there. She was probably
called to time for the omission and gov.
erned herself accordingly-said just
enough to leave us still in the dark,
Chairman Green introduced the lady IN
his characteristic manner. Heis sort
Of an orator himself.
PoPULIsT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
ORDWAY.

Mrs. I. j. Keator has been
spending some days in Pueblo.
The engagement is announced
of Mr.. Edward M. Davis and Miss
Kate McKendry. The marriage
will take place in July.
The M. p. annual conference
has returned Rev. 1. j. Keator to
this charge. He is surely the
right man in the right place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
terruption.

The Premium Lists OF the Third Annual
Fair of the Arkansas Valley Fair Associ-
alton are now being distributed by the
Secretary, G. NJ. Hall. The coming e1-
hibit will be held Sept. 9th, 9th, and 7th,
Thurday the 9Th, also being Watermelon
Day, when the usual thousands will be
present to partake of the famous and
unique feast. II you do not receive a
Premium List send request to Mr.
Hall for a copy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

"A stockman says that sulphur should
always be kept in handy reach Of the
sheep house. It is q preventive OF many
ills A few pieces of roll birthstone
should always be found in the horse and
COW troughs. Insects and vermin do not
like sulphur.
Says Joseph Mehan in the Practical
Farmer: "When it becomes better known
how easily weel-shaped trees may be pro-
duced by summer pruning, there will be
more of it done than there is to-day.
Somehow, the idea prevails that pruning
Of trees. should be done in the winter.
Fruit trees, which farmers are more in
terested in than they are in others, are
left to grow as they will through the
summer, trusting to the saw and hatchet
er comes. This is where the great mis-
take is made. The time to prune any
tree to the best advantage is when it is
growing freely in the summer"
One OF the greatest needs as a rem
edy for the present depression, and as a
basis for future prosperity, says the Col
directly by the government, not based
upon any metal, and not promise upon
the part of the government to pay, but,
instead, q promise to receive, as taxes,
revenue, customs and all other obliga-
tions to the government, and legal
tender for all obligations, public and
private. OF course sufficient guards as
to quantity would necessary. That could
be a limited amount per capita. the total
amount increasing according to the show
ing of the census every ten years. Also
certain amount extra each year, tomake
up for reasonable contraction caused by
accidental destruction. as by fire. ETC.,
the entire amount to be kept in circula-
ton by being Immediately reissued as
soon MS received by the government.
Let the present coin circulation remain
just as it is, to take care of itself accord
ing to natural laws. The fact is the met
ais would find their natural places in the
arts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

The La Junta dramatic clubs rem.
dition of .'The Lightning Rod Agent" was
prevented Monday evening by two
causes: Mrs. Fosters appointment and
the absence of one Of the leading actora.
However, the trip here was not fruitless
as the band gave the public tho benefit
OF some fine music during the evening
and all hands enjoyed dance until 8 a.
m. next morning. The benefit to the
when it is Pred cted full house win be
present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

We can give the woman voters OF Colo
RADIO better advice than Mrs. Foster did.
It is this: Instead OF becoming strong
partisans as their fathers, brothers, and
sons are, let them hold themselves as q
balance of power to compell all parties to
nominate pure, honest, worthy men, and
at the same time be powerful force be-
hind the sentiment that "whatever is
morally wrong cannot be politically
right"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
Maxwell's Store Robbed.

Sometime during Wednesday night
Maxwell Bros. store was entered by
breaking rear window and quantity
of goods taken. Among the articles
known to be stolen are two valises, hat,
silk handkerchisfs and jewellery, pair OF
boots and perhaps 81 in cash. Suspicion
rests upon couple Of fellows who were
Ioafing around town yesterday, but there
is no definite clue to the thieves. The
loss will be from $50 to 500.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

Cost Of producing one acre or 800
pounds of wheat 80 10
Showing cost to farmer of Sl.12 per
cwt, or &c. per busheL
It will be observed that the
above estimates vary greatly, but
you pay "your money and take
your choice"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
Catholic Church Festival.

The first festival given by the Catholic
church of Rocky Ford was held last Sat
urday evening and was marked success
both as an entertainment and financially
The program as published in last week.
ENrERPR1sE was ably rendered by the
various participants and was highly en-.
joyed by the large audience. The gross
receipts were S51, ,35, which was remark
ably large considering the times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
OLNEY,

J. NJ. Hackworth was over at
Rocky Ford Monday buying new
Nc Cormick mower,
Geo. Mock, who has been seri-
ously i'll with dropsy, is now able
to be up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
THURSDAY. JUNE IA, 1894.

II the Cripple Creek war will stay set
tied and the mines elsewhere in the
mountains resume active work, We Will
have a better sale for our melons, fruits,
and other produce. Hands off every
body, and let work proceed without in
terruptiou.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14
By 80 bushels wheat at 45c. :
$3.50

Dy OO DuSuelS Wucsbt Ut tOS. -SAo'oo
Now you see, Mr.. Editor, in or
der to come out even at present
prices, we must produce 30 BUSH
els of wheat to each acre, but as
the average yield of wheat in Col
orado was only 13 bu., per acre,
the crop per acre in Colorado did
not pay expenses by s7.65 per acre,
or in other words the average
wheat raisers in this state gave
their time and use of land for
what they could get to feed them
selves and families; and as to
clothing, with the exception of a
pair of overalls once in a while,
and the wife cheap skirt now and
then, their last years Sunday go
to Meeting" clothes will have to
answer the purpose until there is
a change for the better"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

For the purpose of comparison
we submit two other statements
of the cost of wheat growing in the
Arkansas valley. In response to
a request from the Agricultural
Department. Washington, Hon. j.
H. Crowly furnished the following
& Grfprac.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

(Cost OF producing each 100 pounds,
81 cents, or SO cents per bushel.
John Auckland discussed the
wheat question before the Ordway
Farmers Club and gave the follow
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-06-14

La Junta is making preparations for
an extensive celebration of the glorious
4th.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-12
Theatrical Notes.

"Jim the Penman" was produced
last evening at the Opera House and
was another gem in the Daley dia-
dem. The play Is one Of absorbing
interest aud was rendered in . very
cr.ditable manner. Tho leading
roles were sustained ably by Mr..
Snow and Miss Dslgleish. MI. Bel
monr and Miss Nannary also acted
with usual skill. The cost umes OF
the ladies' were elegant and beauti-
full. II Ii the general opinion that
Miss Nannary has . bright dramatic
future. She has never slighted a
single part she has had. Those who
remember her ~ Francesca In
"6alley Slave" would like before the
season closes to see her In . strong
part.
Tomorrow night "Charley's Aunt
will tempt the feline disabilities. Be-
tween ats Miss Nsnnary aud Mis-.
Stockmeyer will execute q beautiful
Spanish dance. Both are appreciat
cd as Terpsichoreans and . grea,
treat may be expected. "Coruel
Grocery" at the matinee to. morrow
afternoon.