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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02
PuLLMAN ROAsTED

By the VIDE President Of the Illinois Cen
traI Eoad-sunc Choice Language Cscd.
CmcAao, July l.-Georgo NJ. Pullman
received a scoring from Second Vice
President Harahau, Of tho Illinois ecu
trail railroad, Thursdsy morning, in the
private office Of tho latter. The prooa'
Lnllies are that Pullman will never Tor.
get the interview. 81. W. DAILY, OF New
Orleans. was the only witness. On re-
covering from his astonlshmoni Mr..
Pullman left the Office OF the second
vice president and has not been about
his accustomed hauats since.
NJ. W. Day has charge OF tho con-
slruction Of Dridge5 ior the Illinois Con-
traI railroad Company, with headqunr'
tors NJ New Orleans. 10 was hero to
attend the funeral OF his brother, and
before returning home paid a visit to
the Offices Of tho company, and was
coon in the presence oil NicO President
IIarahan. Subsequently, George ".
Pullman put IN an appearance. Closing
tho door leading TO tho Office whore tho
clerks wcro stationed, he took chair.
Vice President llarahan has a grievance
against Pullman, and he lost 10 time IN
airing t.
Pullman began to talk about tho
strike and It's effect on the Illinois Cen
trail This was the opening wedge.
Turning in his chair the vico prc7idcnts
eyes blazod as they rivCtcd thomscIycs
on the cause OF tho present troubles.
"You arc not fit to govern men, said
Vice President linrnhan. "lnatend oil
visiting your own works you havo a
number Of superiutcndOnts who furnish
you with reports, and when they arc
colored to suit you you take them as
facts. The result is that business Is
enlarged and poverty stalks all ovot
your grounds. In word, you are alono
responsible for tho present condition OF
things among railroads. Why don't
Won 70 out among your omployos. and
see things for Yourself? II YOU did
there would be no ouch trouble
Thon followed q number OF epithotH
and the windup was that the Vice Pre9'
idcnt shook his fist IN decidedly
threatening manner under the nose OF
Mr. Pullman. -.
"But, Mr.. Harahan-" iuLeTiecLcd tho
millionaire.
Then the vice president trimmed him
self for the sccond round. "GOu think,
perhaps, that because you have con-
tract with tho company that you can
rub 1t into up. but you can't, % continued
IIarahan. Never will We gubmit to
it."
AND thon bn throw his hat against
tho door for emphasis to the uitimatum
Of tho Illinois Central Railroad Com
pnnv
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Saturday Night at the leading Railway



Saturday Night at the Leading Railway
Centres.
The following was tho boycott stu
iplion at leading -aiIToad ceatcrs satur.
day night:
BpooYLYy-An effort was being made
to start tho ball among conductors and
notormen OF tho Brooklyn City Rail-
1oad Company.
BALTrMoRE-Now men continue to be
forwarded to Chicago.
Observation-Disclosures men are being
employed 10 replace strikers. Mobs
attacked tho now employees in tho Lud'
low wards. Workmon in tho Big Four
md the O., II. and d. yards wcro also
mobbod. Several arrests have been
made.
Observation-Disclosures. United
States Judge Woods issued Q restrain.
ing order against the a. r. L. oiticot5.
Tho Firemcn's Brotherhood refuses TO
Join tho strike.
H,,nfo~p, IyD.-TEo Federal court
restraining order broke tho blockade.
Nir,puls-Tho Chegaucake d Ohio
trains urTivo minus Pullnan5. Other
lines ceuterinG hero handle Puilmana
from Cairo 8outhward.
BIoovlyGroy-Chicago& Alton freight
business is tied up, but passenger cars,
Including Pullmans, arc running as
usual.
ia SALE, IIL.-striko declared on
tho Rock Island. Other lines affected.
CArno-Illinoia Central yards blocked
with passenger trains. strlkera arc
ugly and trains aro guarded with armed
deputies. Sheriff Hodges arrested su-
perinipndcnt Baker for bringing in
armed force and melting riot.
LINCOLN, ILL-This point make basis
or operations Of tho A. Il. U. agaInst tho
Alton.
5ilLwAuErr-Tho atrikc q failure.
St. PAuI-Thc boycott q partial sue
cess. Trains either blocked or handi'
capped.
out
DrrrQvr-Chicago Groa. Western
bansoG.
g. Lo-lF-Froight business tied upon
nll railroadl using either Pullman or
Wagner cars.
OWNuA-Tho president Of tho local
union declares that if Debs Por7ls!s in
h.s order TO strike tho local career vii.
be s1rronlercd.
Dryvrr-Union Pacific tied Mp md
Santa Fc partly GO. Denver and Rio
GrauIc unaffected.
CorcuADo Colorado Midland
employees and Santa Ec shopuaa have
struck
KANSAS CrrY-Tbc aituaLion growing
worse Tor tho railroads, especially tho
Santa re. III oup.Uyel OF tho LATER at,
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TEACHERS or THE STATE
Meet Mt Fnirrron, To-dny-Au Interesting
Programme.

Meet Mt Fnirrnout To-dny--Au Interesting
Programme.
The State Teachers Educational Asao'
citation will meet In tho auditorium of
the Normal school OF TaIrmont today.
Prominent educators aud other public
men will bo present, aud large gather
ing OF teachers Is expected.
The toachcrs Of Fai-mcnt, Palatinor
West Fairmout aud the nearby schools
have arranged for tho entertainment OF
the visitors.
The Fairmont City band and Lyons
orchestra will furnish music every day
and evening. Excursions to points OF
interest in the neighborhood will give
tho guests a diversity Of pleasure.
On Tuesday evening o reception will
DO given the visiting teachers in the
normal and refreshments will be served.
Prof. Barnes has arranged for tho &C.
commodulUn OF nil who attend. 4
committee vii DO ut every train to
escort the visitors to their Gbodcs.
Over 500 visitors arc expected. Tho
teachers OF the county and residents aud
members Of boards Of education should
attend tho sessions. as they will provo
profitable. Ex-Governor Fleming will
deliver the address OF welcome.
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Argentine have been discharged. Oh
e'ai ioing all the switching
puMlg-Al. LrcLGH anu s"lI-u-t-
have struck
AtrrQrERgrr. =. Mo. q whcc.
has turned !9r four days Union OIL
rI1ls have bgsa crested Tor contempt
Of court
ParrtAvD. Orr.-Loca! trains NOV
Ing bu. through trains tied ~.
SAY FrAscIsCo 80 Blockade on The
Southern Pacific successfully main
tanned. The company has demanded
military protection.
FoRr Worm, TEL-Railroad officials
hourly expecting the boycott to extend
TO this city.
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Having the needed merit to more
than mako good all the advertising
claimed for them, tho following four
remedies have reached 0 phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings Now Discovery, for
CONSUMPTION, coughs and colds, each
bottle Observation-Disclosures Bitters, tho
great remedy for liver, stomach and
iidnoys, BuckIea's Arnica Salyo, the
best in tho world, and DR.. kings New
LILO Pills, which arc perfect pill. Al
these remedies arc guaranteed to do
inst what is claimed for Thorn and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tell you moro OF them.
Sold at Logan Drug CompGny's drug
storc,
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KNOWLEDGE

Bfnrs comfort and improvement and
tends to PERSONAL enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, Who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by mort promptly
adapting The worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 70 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Itg excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the t.,to, the refreshing and truly
beneficial Properties Of perfect lax
alive; cifc@mally cleansing the syEtcin,
dispallinr colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of tho mcdic9!
profession, because it acts on tho Kid
nrvs, Liver and Bowels without weak
cnlrg them and il ia perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance =.
Syrup Of Figs is for sllo by all drug
ritsin59a and 81 bottles, but il Is man
ufacturel by tho California Fig Syrap
Co. only, whose name is princeton every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Fig,
md being well informed, You will los
accept any substitute il offered.
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srasuonE EXCURSION.
Low it1tcs 10 Popular Ocean Resort via
Pennsylvania Short Lines.

Low it1tu5 10 Popular Ocean Resort VIA
Pcnncsyivnnin short Lines.
On July 7, 8 and Q, low rate excursion
tickets to Aabury Park will DO sold
via Pennsylvania Short Limos, account
National Educational Association meet
ing. Asbury Park is adjacent TO Ocean
Grove, Long Branch, Atlantic City,
Cape May, and othor delightful resorts
on the New Jersey Coast. Excursion
tickets will be good going and returning
via Baltimore and Washington, with
s.op.oyer privileges. Return limit am,
pln for side trips. THIS will DO an OK
cellcnt opportunity ior n vacation trip
10 the principal summer resorts Of tho
east at slight cost. For details apply to
nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket
Agent or address F. Van Dusen, Chiei'
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Pittsburgh, 20.
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HIS FATE SEALED.


The Man VINO Arrested Cnrnors Assassin
Is Spotted.
LONDON, Juno 3O.-Tho correspondent
Of the Telegram at Paris Gays that two
anarchists representing themselves as
journalists visited the man at
Lyons who arrested santo whom he
was trying to escape after stabbinS
President Carnot. Alter offering him
1nttcring congratulations they induced
him to give them his photograph. They
then abandoned their disguise and told
him that his fate was sealed.
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or Hoods sarsaparila ia that whilo 1t
puriiios the blood and sendl it coursing
through the voins full OF richness and
health, it also imp9rts new lilo and
vigor 10 every function Of tho body.
Hence the expression 90 often heard:
"IIood'a Snrsaparilln made q now por.
son OF me-" II oyorcomCs that tired
feeling 60 common now.
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Ar fifteen cents per wnok, tho Pits
buryh D'rr'rL, ono Of tho host n0w9p1-
pcrs in tho United Statca, "a the cheap
est article in existence. /. Is worth
moro than fifteen clutl Dcr week 70
have tho ego pleased BY q c!oar, we'll
printed paper, publishing all-not Il
part Of tho nova only, ard IN all re-
gpcgls the bo3t printed.
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To tho Lake Resorts OF AIiChignn aud tho
Northwest.

Tourist tickets to Mt Clemens, Macl;i-
nae, Potoskey, CharlcvoiE, Stellar, Mus.
kcron, Gogcbic Lake, Mackinaw Ci;yand
cool retreats in Northern Michigan, arc
on sale at Pennsylvania Line ticket
Offices. Also tourist tickets to Ashland,
Pelican Lake. Devils Lake, Waukoiha
and other lake resorts IN the Northwest
win Chicago. For dctail3 apply to nCar-
est pennsylvania Limo ticket agent,
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II. & D. Sunday Excursions to Pittsburgh
Every Sunday until further uotIce tho
Baltimore & Ohio Company will sell OK
cursion tickets, Wheeling to Pittsburgh,
at 81 80 for tho round trip, good going
aud returning only on date OF sale.
Trains lea1o Wheeling at $500 md 7:SO
a. m. Returning, leave Pittsburgh a.
400 and $50 p. IN.
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$40 Seasborc Excursion FROM Wheeling
via Pcnnsyivrnin Lino'.

Atlantic City, Cape MAY, Sea Isle City
or Ocean City can DO viBitod NJ above
round trip rate July 70; return coupon
valid twelve days. Pullman sleeping
car from Wheeling. For details apply
to J. u. Tomlinaon, ticket agoutr Wheel
ing.
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OF tho TIoT71ag

IS that they not only please tho eye
when you first recetvothem. bl1tsthat
they gain upon you and reveal new
beauties with 'evory glance. Everyone
Of these great pictures has g1vonatsau-
troryoars NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. It's. in
mostcases, thesuproule Charlottesville.
andis 50 recognized by the'great. pub.
lie. It's. in itseIfaq roatv0lumo,showirq
in its details the artists inmost and
best feelings. Itshould boaworth ex-<
aiming a hundred and a Thousand
times, and should please you each
time. d: : :
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Hoops Pills nro purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, alWays reliable and
beneficial. l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

-Nr. Ahagt Fa~osite os Arksusas
CITY. Kan. vishas TO give our readers tie
ssys 4 oontrsstsd : cod sssiT ~
spring hat ssttlsd On my lungs, and bad
hardly rooovsred from it whsn ! caught
another that hung on all sunnnse and
lsft mo With . hacking cough which
thought I never would get rid Of I had
used Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy some
IA years ago with much suocess and CON-
cludsd 10 Try IL again. When I got
through with one bottle my cough had
left me, and have not suffered with .
cough or cold since. have rscommend-
ed it to others and al speak veil OF IT,"
20 cent bottles TOR sale by e. W. Kearby
and w. E. Fenton 4 o., druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
FOWLER.

EOWAGa.
Special corrsspondsnos Of ths Ex.sasnzss.
Splendid skating.
Dance at school hOuss On 22d.
NJ. L. Smith has moved to his plaos On
the river.
The balers are working hard and tha
hay will soon bs gone.
The photograph man viii bs hsrs
Thursday.
D. B. Leo shipped in car Of Nsbraska
corn last week.
8. p. Davis shipped car Of cattle to
Larned, Ks., Tuesday, and VIM. Baldwin
another on Wednesday.
Geo. Thomas, one Of Fowler's most
promising boys, has purehasad Boden-
banners livery stable. Rocky Ford. 6uc-
cess to him.
Geo. II. Culver and family, Of Boulder,
arrived last week, having purchased 90
aorss Of the Fowler place through L. B.
Fenlason, agent. Ar. q IL . worthy
gentleman and give the estimable family
cordial welcome. All being musicians
they will be great addition to our or
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

-Remember the Sons Of Veteran en-
tertainmsnt next Thursday evening.
Our readers cannot fail to 80 J. W.
Phenicie's big I'd. and small prices in this
issue.
Those who are intending 10 plant
trees this spring should rsad Rev. D. W.
Butts Cd In this issue.
--Those nev process gasoline stoves at
Dawley, Swink 4 Cos are handsoms
enough for the parlor.
-Don't ssnd to Congressman Ball for
any more seeds. Tho calls have been
such - 10 exhaust the governmenfs sup
ply.
--Thos. Knight Ghows his interest In
the proposed creamery by offering tho
milk Of fifteen cows and win increase the
number latss.
Tho Epworth League held an inter
esting needing q tho parsonage Tuesday
evening, for Bible study.
The public schools will next Thurs
day have Q program appropriate TO Waah.
iu0ton's Birthday, and We doubt not
would be pleased 70 have goodly atteo-
dance ol ViGtors.
-valentine's Day has lost IL old-tims
significance and de0eoeratsd into coarse
fun, or with . mixture Of the vicious, -
shown by the chaxacter Of the bulk oe
the naissivss sent through The mails.
-Mrs. W. b. Clark desires the Ex1xs-
P1IED 10 return hee sincere thanks 10 the
frisuds who extendsd sympathy and kind
ly aid 10 herself and hse husband during
his recent fatal Hines. She win ever
rsmembee their kind words and works
with gratitude.
Tho horticultural meeting last ST.
urday was IN conflict with the Otero
county school directors' meeting, and -
many OF the hofticulturis&s were also
school o6icers, tho meeting IN the inter
est Of fruit growing was postponed to
Saturday, Fe6. n, at O'Clock p. m.
"A reliable eentleman talls us that J.
A. Lockhart, Of Demin9, n. Il, Colorado
Springs, Fowler and Rocky Ford, H. re-
spousibas for tho truth Of the following:
A Miasourian who was investigating the
resources oe the valley recently returned
homo and told his people that all that
was raised here was alpaca, and they had
70 irritate the ground to make that grow.
We presume The mans name was Par
tingsou. probably Ike.
Tho Epworth League will give .
musioal and literary entertainment at the
n. e. Church Tuesday evening next,
Feb. 20. No admission fec win b char
ged, and the presence OF all i urged.
The program includes instrumental and
vocal music by the choir and the League,
address by Rev. H. R Antes, reGtatioos
by Harry Robins and Walter Green,
reading ~ Gertrude Green, male quar-
tette by Measrs. Adair, Swink, Badger
and Conner, instrumental duett and solo
by Isaac Adair,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

The Hoaston Narcotic Cure Institute.
This is one of the most success
full of tho institutions for the cure
of alcoholism and kindred diseas-
es, and has . record for thorough
work and enduring results equal
if not superior to any in the Un-
tied States. The institute il un-
der the management Of DR.. W. E.
Fenton and is rapidly gaining in
number of patients. Parties who
have need OF treatment for them
selves would do we'll to write to
DR.. W. e. Fenton, Rocky Ford,
before making arrangements with
such an institute. The references
he cen show will convince you Of
the value Of the treatment he ad-
ministers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15
Nstsce Of Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore ex
listing under the firm name o.
Dawley, Swink 4 Co. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent
VIM. 8. Swink and II. B. Dye viii
continue in the business under the
firm name Of VIM. 8. Swink 4 Co
at the old stand, and have assumed
all the liabilities Of said firm, and
all accounts due said firm are pay.
able to the new firm.
Dated ct Rocky Ford, Colo.
Feb. IL, 1894
81. A. DAwLEY,
II. B. DIE,
$3.50 WV. 8. SwINK.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15
Baildia8 Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that the
Secretary of School District No
18, Otero county, Colorado, post
office address, Catlin, Colo, will
receive bids up to March lst 1894
for the building Of . School house
All bids must be accompanied by
q certified check for S2O0, that the
bidder will enter into contract
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Office of the r. w. En-.
glish Lumber Co., Rocky Ford
Colo. The directors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
WILLIAM ii. McCAsKILL,
$3.50 Secretary,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

The eAdysrtissr-Forum's account Of the
sccident which befell 8. p. Diokes had
scarcely . semblance Of truth, and it,
falsshoods were Of slandsrous charac-
ter. The injured man il steady, sober
young man, and such statements A. the
AT. published deserve an humble
apology.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15
Fruit Trees at Hard Times Prices
At J. H. Crowley 4 Soa's Rocky fsrd
Nurseries.

In order to reduce our large
surplus of Nursery Stock, We offer
our first class Apple trees, Of va
rieties best adapted 70 the Great
Arkansas Valley, at the following
prices: Each, 25c; per 10, 91.50;
per 100, 80. Other fruit and Or
namental trees, vines, ETC., at pro-
portionately low rates.
Nursery one mile southeast Of
town.
Forty-fve acres in orchard and
nursery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15
Church Election.

At the annual meeting Of the cougre-
gatioo Of the First Presbyterisn church
at Rocky Ford, held Feb. Sd, the follow
ing persons were elected to serve a. trus-
tees: Trustee for one year, e. ]. Smith;
for two years, G. n. Robins; for three
years, e. Robb.
c. M. Robins was unanimously elected
treasurer and +. e. Partner secretary,
each for term Of ono year.
REV. W. MAYo, Moderator,
T. Il. PARTNnn, Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15
PERSONAL.
Senator swinl spent Sunday at home.

Senator Swink spent Sunday at home.
Carrie Harrington is quite sick with
The grip.
Irrigation 6upt. Msthews LETT for
Buena Visa on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. O. Fox and daughter are spend
ing . few days with Pueblo friends.
G. T. Gerbing, now Of Pueblo, was
with his family here abort time ON
Wednesday.
]. O. Guinea now has Q now commits
sion a. constable, and il ready for bust
ness.
Mrs. Gillette, OF Indianola, Neb., il
Waiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Max
we'll.
Theodore Britt, formerly Of Rocky
Ford, has returned and viii take charge
Of Mrs. ID. @. Seaman's farm.
Philip RsiHe left on yesterday for the
San Luis valley for . two month"; busi-
mess trip.
g. N. Ordway, Of Ordvay, has rented
his farm and Will return TO Denver in
stead of removing TO Cripple Creek, -
reported Last week.
8. P. Dickes il slowly recovering from
his injuries. He was taken from the West
house TO his home last Monday, and was
able 10 walk with some assistance.
J.W. Phenicie was in La Junta q few
days since selecting q big stock Of dry
goods from the samples Of one OF the lar
gest houses In the west.
J. W. Williams, Of the West hotel il
now able to be about for the first time in
~. l,I okA l.
Of rheumatism.
Geo. Pritchard il with us again after
an absence OF two months. He has leas-
cd portion Of ]. W. Potter's place near
town, and Is here to stay.
J. b. Swift was around town Monday
setting . splendid example. He was pay
ing all his little bills before Leaving for
San Antonio, Texas, whittier he goes in Q
few days ON prospecting tour.
J. ". Potter and wife pleasantly enter
tanned the following visitors Thursday
evening: VIM. Irvine and wife, J. w.
Phsnicie and wifs, and Mr.. and Mrs.. J.
@. For.
W. r. Alexander, Who has been in
Pueblo for the past two months, has re-
turned to make Rocky Ford his homo.
He viii, this coming season, grow . large
crop OF tomatoes for the canning factory.
G. W. Fenlason has rented one Of Mrs.
Andsrsou's houses, east Of Main street.
and will soon be . resident Of Rocky
Ford. L. R. Fsnlason will also make
this his headquarters for h,s Lite, Fire
and Hail Insurance business.
The celebrated AcClslland- Russell
trial, involving . fne ranch near Rocky
Ford, caused the following citissns 70 &C
70 Pueblo yesterday - Witnesses: W. O
Steele, ]. 2. Stevenson, G. n. RobinA B,
q. and J. Z. Dye.
Mr.. and Nrs. W. e. Anderson plsas.
antly entertained party Of friends ai
thsir homo last Friday evening. Those
present wore Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce, Mr.
and Mrs.. Dswley, Mr.. and MrA Goblin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ament, Ar. and MIA Kear.
by, Mr.. and M1. Bolles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardeniee, Mr.
Hall, and Misses Guthrie and Gstes.
I.w. and g. b. Larmore have leased
the stone quarry at Caddoa aud will push
tho sale Of stone and the construction oi
stone work from Pueblo to the State line
The quarry they have IL one of the besl
in Southern Colorado, and has furniahod
large quantities Of stone for the santa Fe
roads various buildings, bridges, etc
They are now at work on building at
Las Animas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

-Joseph v. Dory, Of Warsaw, NJ, was
troubled with rheumatism and tried .
number Of different remedies, but says
none Of them seemed TO do him any good
but finally he got hold Of one that speed
lily cured him. He was much pleased
afli0ted would like TO know what the
remedy was that cured him. He states
for the benefit Of the public that il is
called Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For
sale by E. W. Kearby and W. E. Fenton
4 Co. druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

Tho warm June-like character of our
Colorado weather during the month OF
January il great Advertisement for the
Arkansas valley. This winter excels In
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

MONEY to loan on good real e.
tate security ON reasonable terms.
Call on or address G. G.. Ament
l. Co, Rocky Ford Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

-Nr. G. +. Dayis, saisuf Of the Bloom
hiId, Lows, Farmeg, 0ys: Il can recon-
mead Chambeeiainis Cough Remedy 70
all sufferers with colds and Group. have
used IN my family Tor the pest two years
and have found Il the best I ever used
for the purposes for which II il intended. !"
80 cent bottles for sale by e. W. Kearby
and w. e. Fentoo 4 Co, druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-02-15

Tho Rocky Ford Mercantile Com
pany bought car OF alfalfa seed Of Geo
Hammond last week for shipmsut 70
Denver parties.