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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
and Pentecostal Service.
3:30-Business Session.
Social.
4: 4:O-Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7:15,- Pentecostal Service, led by Rev. Nal
s:oo-1ddresses of welcome. F. A. Hodge
shakespeare for the Association, Dr. F. N.
White. President. La Jnnta;
8:c-Solo. Rev. N. II. Lee. Trinidad.
S:25 - Response for the District, Rev. D. L.
RAIDER. D. D., Pueblo.
Have snd wRss ses sev vine
s:aNsons. "Blest Be the Tie that Binds"
THURSDAY MORNING.
$50 Pentecostal Service. led by Rev.
e:oo@Busii'ess Session.
Liquor Trafiic." Rev. G. R. LaPofte,
Granada.
1000 Young People and Their Bibles. '
Rev. D. T. Vincent, D. D.
10:20 THE League and Home Missions,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1o:ss-"'The League and Foreign Missions, "
Rey; NJ. r. sapp, Rocky Ford.
iia0- why the Lacquer Rev. D. L. Ra.
II 20 aMethods for Securing Members
Mrs. Ed. e: Swink. Rocky Ford,
II 11:40-DiscussiUn.
l2:U0-Adjournment.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1:ao, PentecostaI Services, led by Rev
1 I:,o"Busiiess Session.
2:1O-'.Latent Resources in Our Young Peo
ple--How Develop and Use Them lev
2:3o Elements OF Success in Devotional
Meetings." Rev. n. II. Lee.
3:O0-"what is the Essential Department OF
the Leaguef Whyf" Rev. J. b. Drahe
3:3O-Reports from Local Chapters by Presi
dents.
4:vO-..The Junior League" Mrs. Robinson
Trinidad.i
4:20-Discussion.
l:3O ..The Leagues and Worldly Amuse
t:50-Discussion.
5:00-Adjournment.
THURSDAY EVENING
FOO 0ne-half Minute Testimonies; Gems
Gathered at the Convention. Led by
7:o-ouestion Box. Rev. D. L. RAIDER. DID,
s:O0..Addrcss, THE Leasuers' Opportunity" !"
s:eoNParting Remark: By the President.
o:o5 - Singing:
The Leasuers' Do.oiosy.
Praise God ye happy souls Of youth,
Praise Him who leads our conquering host,
Praise Father Son and Holy Ghost"
9:l0-Adjournment.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Sd0-Lecture by Dr. T. B. yircent d. D.,
Subject: Young Folks and Old Folks"
SATURDAY EVENING.
7:00-Concert.
s:U-Lecture by Or. W. F. Mcdowell cbancel-
Ior Denver University. Subject: ITO
morrow and the Day After" Admission
free.
SUNDAY MORNING
1G.OC-Love Feast and the Sacrament,
1f:O0-Sermon by DIR. W, F. Mcdowell.
SUNDAY EVENING.
6:30.Song and Praise Service led by Rev. ]. J,
Kcator.
7:0O-Epworth League Installation Service
s:OO-Sermrn by DIR. Mcdowell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08
Knights Of the Maccsbee..

Lincoln, Neb., as follows: "After trying
other remedies for what seemed an OBJ
stinate cough in our two children we
tried DR.. Kings New discovery and at
the end Of two day the cough entirely
left them. We will not be without it
hereafter, as our experience proves that
it cures where all other remedies fail."-
Signed F. W. Stevens, state Com.-Why
not give this great medicine Trial, as it
is guaranteed and trial bottles ale free at
DR.. E. W. Kearby's and DR.. w. E. Fem
toms drugstores.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08
Keep up the Fight to a Finish.

They have the goods bought Headquarters
for Cash by os they fixed make prices They will
be undersod by anybody in the They not built that
They the leaders in their line and going that
Thy sell goods cheaper than Denver Pueblo Why? Because
does not cost them firms those places
When they sell you solid leather shoe for for 95
cents there bareo fine dress for ladies
for $780, all there going naked
Those fine Melton sell for 80 others ask s15 s8
The line that brought La Juna
at from 20 5 cent cheaper than others ask for it. Don't
forget that the Clothing the place The leading
Mems Outfters La Junta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08
The Result Of the Election.

Finer weather for an election Tor any
other purpose) could not have been de-
sired. A large vote was polled and the
utmost quiet prevailed.
We cannot this week give the de tails
OF the result Of last Tuesdays election.
but the following returns can be depended
on:
Otero county has gone Republican,
electing Randall for Representative and
Washbun for Commissioner.
McInJire and the whole Republican
average majority being about 10000.
New York has been redeemed from the
corrupt rule OF Hill and the Tammany
toughs. The majority for Morton may
reach 10000.
The majority against all the amend
ments in the county was over 300.
Illinois has gone Republican.
Owens, who beat Breckenridge in the
Ashland, district has been defeated by
Denny, Republican.
Ohio goes Republican by 125,0OO.
The author Of the Wilson Tariff Bill
has been elected to stay at home.
Pence has been defeated in the first
district by Shaiortb, but the second dis.
Bowen and Bell, with the probabilities in
favor Of the former.
The next congress will have good
| working Republican majority.
The Colorado legislature will have 20
Republican majority in the lower house
while the Senate will have 8 opposition
majority, making II majority for the Re
publicHns on joint ballot.
Judge voorhees, is elected by about
700. Dixon is the other Judge chosen
and Collins wins for District Attorney,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08
When Senator swink first ipuucr

When Senator Swink first inaugur-
ated Watermelon Day he had not the
slightest conception Of the large and re-
spectacle number OF autumn festivals
that would follow in the wake OF the old
est and most successful of these popular
gatherings Of the people. Rabbit Day"
is the newest Day. Lamar is the place
and Dec. 21st and 22nd the time for n
grand rabbit hunt. We presume that
the Santa Fe will run special train and
the sportsmen of all Colorado will be
present
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08

The shame of municipal misrule in
New York City has been uncovered to
tho world. If not the worst governed
city i'll the world, this country or any
other country may be safely challenged
to show corruption OF equal magnitude.
This is no longer a matter Of suspicion,
but OF sworn testimony.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08
ARTEsIAN WELL PROBABILITIES
Opinions Of Prof g. X. Gilbert and
Other Good Authorities.

During last week Prot G. K Gilbert,
OF the g. g. Geological Survey, spent
several days in this vicinity examining
the geological formations Previous to
this he had been engaged for some time
in exploration Of adjacent portions of the
valley. On Wednesday evening of last
week he met a number of citizens IN ths
ENTERPRISE Office and gave highly m
teresting account of the geology OF this
section and its relations to the probable
tiles Of finding artesian water.
Roxy Ford. so to Ieo feet
above waterJ
10 feers' White Limestone
Us feed Gray shsie.
20 feetsI White Limestone
s'''se1 sH.'s
20 feerss Gray Limestone.
30 '''1 '''''.
800 feetlI Dakota Sandstone
constant source Of Water
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08
MINT1E MILLER, Teacher.
Rncklen's ArnIca SaIye.

BHckIen Afnica save.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Few
er Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale at DR.. E. ".
Kearby's drug store. 36S-419
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08
AUTUMN sEED-sOwING WEEK.
Ordway Methodist Episcopal Church,
Nov. 14th to 18th, 1894.
Epworth League Program.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
3:00-Consecration and Pentecostal Service,
led by Rev. E. N Mallery, Las Animas.
3:30-Business Session.
4:0O-Hand-shake Social.
4:O-Adiournment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08

The excursion rates given by the
Santa Fe induced large number of our
people to visit Pueblo last Saturday.
Rocky Ford Camp, No. 1876, Wood
men of the World, will meet tomorrow
friday evening at the Masonic Hall.
Every member should be present.
-Larmore Bros have contracted to
build number of brick dwellings for
the Bent Otero Improvement Co. on their
extensive landed possessions in this
county.
Report of Oldham School for the
month ending November End, 1894: En-
rollment for the month; Aggregate at
tendance 26O; average daily attendance
43; Per cent of attendance 50; Number
OF days taught %. Patrons are cordially
invited to visit the school.
MINrIE MILLER, Teacher.
The ladies' of the W. C. T. o. gave
an election dinner Tuesday. The bill of
fare contained all the substsntials and
luxnries which are supplied by the
skilled housekeepers of a weIl-to-do
farming section, including those season.
able delIcacies, roast turkey and pumpkin
pie. A good patronage was enjoyed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-08
ABig War at LaJunta
biggest Clothing that started one
Bankrupt Stock then tie
PRICE-DRAPER CLOTHING GO.

started after them with Big Slaughter sale They cut prices less
cost to make the goods and the result that the end of the
first weeks sales they Their sales for the
the largest that they had La un and they
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
Don't.

Don't fail to write names of sub
scribers plainly. Nine-tenths of the
failures to get the paper regularly
are owing to carelessness in writing
names of subscribers.
Don't send postage stamps if you
can possibly get anything else. Never
send anything but two's, for it is
difficult to dispose Of other denomi..
nations.
Don't let your subscription expire.
If you send in your renewal a week
or two before your time is out, you
don't lose anything by it.
Don't expect the first weeks paper
to get around quite as promptly as
the others, for the names have to be
entered on the books and set up in
type.
Don't ask for back numbers, for
We have none.
Don't expect papers for this week
unless your name is received not lat
er than Tuesday.
Don't fail to bear all these don'ts
in mind.
Don't forget that we appreciate
the magnificent work which oul
friends are doing, and that we are
striving to show our appreciation by
doing our level best in behalf of the
| cause.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
AK ACT OF ISL SURPATION.
SENATOR PEFFsR WRITES lErTtR
10 : sCRTr cGRCl9slaN
III A>>vKRs A ot EsTIo> AND GIVES
I'M FACTS AND 1nHIaN

Cleveland aad Carlisle Have both nrsess
the Law aad Violated Their oAtas---N lll
any Democrat Answer Senator r~u~rr
Browns Summit, \. c. May n.
EDITOR The CAUCASIAN:
4 few days ago wrote Senator
PETER a letter ask ng him the follow
ing question:
"Did the Secretary of the Treasury
set aside $loo,OO0.000 in gold for the
redemption of greenbacks with or
without authority of law =
The following is his answer. Please
publish. This is great question
aud our people have been kept in ig-
norance BY the old parties.
SENATOR rEFFER's REPLY.
UNITED STATES SENATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. T.,
May 25th, 1894.
H. w. IoHeS, Br0wn's Suoia.a. y. C..
DEAR >IE:-Answering your let
ter of the 18th inst, there is DO law
of Congress setting aside "a gold re-
serve OF $lO0,00O,OO0 for redemption
.of United States Treasury notes
(greenbacks)."
The only law on the subject is
what is contained in the resumption
act Of 1875, and that authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasury to sell
bonds for coin with which to redeem
the United States notes on and after
the first day of January, 1879 But
no amount of coin is specified, nor is
the coin required to be gold. The
word "coin" only is used. On the
3lst day of May, 1873, an act was
passed prohibiting the further with
drawal of United States notes green
backs, and requiring that when they
were received or IN any way became
the property of the United States,
that they shall not be cancelled but
shall be ''reissued and kept in circu-
lation." And that has been the law
from that day to this.
| will say to you further, that
there has been at all times since the
first day of January, 1879, enough
gold coin in the Treasury to redeem
all the greenbacks that were present.
ed for redemption, over and above
the SlOO,OOO,000 reserve that hai
been keptln the Treasury for thai
purpose. SO that not only has thi.
800, 100000 reserve been kept with
out any requirement of law, bat there
has been plenty of gold in the Treas
ury at all times without this 500,
100000, to redeem all the notes tha
were presented.
If any person disputes the trutl
of this proposition, let me know
please, and | will forward the law
in official form, so that you may in
spect them for yourself.
Respectfully,
(Signed : W. A. PETER.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
TRINITY COLLEGE AGAINST GREEK
LETTER FRATENITIES.

The Board of Trustees at the May
meeting ratified the recommendation
of the President and Faculty that
after this year the existence of Greek
letter fraternities be prohibited in
this institution. 1t was desired that
in view of the trouble at the State
University there might be no uncer-
tainty in the future as to the posi-
ton of the authorities of the college
on this matter. This action is in
tended particularly to notify, before
hand, the students who may enter
Trinity College next year. The col
l-ge is proud of its literary societies
and regards the Greek letter fratern-
ty as the foe of these excellent Or
Observation-Disclosures Globe.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
THE FERRIS WHEEL.
The Work of Taking IL Down---Its Re
cord in Chicago.
lChicagO Trihune.l

cord in Chicago.
Chicago Tribuue.)
Preliminary work incident to TAX
ing down the Ferris Wheel on the
Midway Plaisance was begun yester-
day. This consists of placing false
work, engines and hosting appara-
tus. Some day next week the big
wheel will turn for the last time ln
Chicago. At that time several Fer
riS Wheel Company officials will ride
around on the struts that are still in
place.
Some will simply hold to the ten
inch iron beams, while otheIs, more
timid, will be tied on.
1t will take ten weeks to take the
wheel to pieces. The car that was
used for carr wing the krupp gun
will be used for carrying the 20 ton
axle. The machinery will be taken
in five trains Of thirty cars each to
New York city. There are 5000
tons of metal in the wheel and 50O,-
900 feet Of timber in needed for the
false work. Taking the wheel down
will be more dangerous than putting
it up. Only one life was lost in erect
ing the big attraction.
The expense of taking down, NOV
ing and rebuilding the wheel will be
S15O,OO0. In New York it is to be
placed at Twenty-seyenth street
and Broadway. Old Vienna will re
Reproduced around it. Here the
wheel had 5000 electric lights; in
New York the number will be d0ubl.
ed. The old Ferris Wheel COMPANY
goes out of existence and "a new
company, composed Of New Xork
men, has been formed. Superinten-
dent l.. V. Rice has charged of the re
moval.
During the fair tn wheel Wen;
around 10000 times and and carried
100000 passenger. The larges
single load was carri' | October 9th
when at 1890 O'Clock 1,1G8 peopl,
were in the cars. The lagest day
business was October 10th, when 50,
900 people were carried. Octobe
9th, 10th and 18th, there were ia,
900 passengers, the largest averag
for any three days.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
CONGRESSMAN BRYAN DECLINES TO
TAKE 4 NOMINATION THE
DEMOCRACY.
He Says that if the Gold Bug Policy is to
be Carried Out that the Republican
Party should be the Power
to do it.

Representative William J. Bryan,
of the fl, st Nebraska district, has
sent letter to the chairman of his
congressional committee, Judge j. II.
Broadly of Lincoln, declining to be "a
candidate for reelection. His Tea-
sons for retiring from congressional
life are that he is unwilling to enter
into a contest which, to be waged
successfully, would confine him to
his district during the raif1paign.
The district is Republican by $500,
and in the last election Mr.. Bryan
won by the narrow majority of 40,
and as he wants to take more active
part in the State campaign than be
could do with a doubtful congress
8ionaI campaign on his hands, he has
decided to decline a denomination.
In his letter he expressed some
doubts as to the future of the Dem
ocratic party, saying: "lf the Presi-
dents financial policy becomes the
policy of the party, | do not see any
reason for the continued existence of
the party, because the Republicans,
having followed that policy longer,
are better prepared than we to sup
port it. On the other hand, if the
party repudiates Mr.. CleveIand's fl
nancial policy and renews its devo-
ton to the common people, it may
vet become an effective instrument
in the securing of good government
Mr.. Bryan States he will resume
his law practice in the city of Lin
coin.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
COXbY'S SARNY IN
WASHINGTON AGAIN.
GENERAL CALyIS ARRIVES WITH RE
CRUITs.
They Place wreathes of Flowers and Ever
greens Upon the Peace Monument on
Pennsylvania Avenue.
Condensed From Press Dispatches.)

They Place "Feathes of Flow ers and Ever
greens Upon the Peace Monument on
PennsyIvaDia Avenue.
CONDENSED From Press Dispatches.)
Washington, ID. G., May, 30
Coxey's ragged army of tramps, re-
inforced by the $50 meu under Gen.
Calvin (who arrived at the Coxey
camy yesterday marched INTO town
this morning and d corated the peace
monument on Pennsylvania Avenue
at the western end Of the capitol
grounds with wreathes of evergreen
and wild flowers. The army, under
the command of Jesse A. Coxey, for
med at Camp Bastile, as their pres
eut place of location near BIadens-
burg is called by them, at o'clock
this morning and proceeded to the
city Via the Washington and Balti-
more turnpike to Maryland Avenue
Northwest, to + street Northwest, to
Pennsylvania avenue, to peace mon
ument, and return by the same route.
This route led through side streets
only, aud the main avenue Of the city
were not paraded. The procession
was met at the Maryland avenue
junction by "a committee of Wash
ington Coxeyites, principally colored,
who acted as escort. The authori-
ties of the city, in anticipation of
demonstration by the commonweal-
ers, had cautiously stationed fifty
police and 4 patrol wagons near the
the monument, but eveything went
off in the most orderly manner pos
Sible. As the "army" marched
around the monument, giving three
cheers each for Washington, Lincoln
and other great American patriots,
the have half dozen ladies who We're
in line, tossed the floral offerings up
on the sides Of the bunting-clad
monument. Immediately after the
simple ceremonies the army marched
back to Camp Bastile without any
demonstration of popular interest Ill
the proceeding.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
BRETHREN, TAKE NOTICE.

The last Supreme Council ordered
that the National dues shall be five
cents semi-annually, payable in ad-
vance on the first day of January
and July of each year. See official
proceedings, page AZ, section %.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07

Wilmington, N. G., May 29-Jobn
Brock, the wife murderer, was SEN
fenced in the Criminal Court to-day
to thirty years years in the State
penitentiary, receiving the full penal
ty, for murder in the second degree,
of which he was ci victed.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
Continued on Second Page.)
JANUARY IST, 1905

THE CAUcAsIAS every week till
Jan. 1st, 1895, for only so cents.
Try to send in clubs of ten. We will
take clubs of any size, but this is
such liberal offer, that we trust
that every worker will try to send
ten names in every club. Don't be
deceived. The fight this year can
not be won without hard fighting.
Every man must work, and every
nerve must be strained. One of the
most important factors in such a
fight is to get the truth before the
people each week. The CAUCASIAN
will do it, with your help.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
PROCEEDINGS OF LAST NATIONAL
COUNCIL.

Those desiring copies of the pro-
ceedings of the last Supreme Coun-
ell of the National Alliance and
amended constitution, can get them
at cents a copy, bound together,
by addressing Col. D. Z. Duncan,
Columbia, S. c.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07

First Chicago Women-Well. the
last of my worlds fair relatives has
gone home. Second Chicago Woman
Was he a near relative9 "Yes; he
is my husbands brothers first wife's
mothers son-in-law." Judge.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07

The way to drive out error is to
get the truth before the people. Put
The CAUCASIAN into every home
and 1T will do the work.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07

The marvellous success of Hoods
Sarsaparilla is based upon the cor
ner stone of absolute merit. Take
foods throughout the spring
months.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07

Of $4,000 persons one arrives at
the age of 100 years, of 500 one at
tains the age Of 80, and one in 100
lives to the age of 90.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07

Crush the machine and save the
State.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
a GREAT DAY
AT WILSON.
EN-CoSGRE.saaS kIrcutS AND Col-
aARsT skIsSEK MADE ALootEsr
AND rEiIiSo srEECMEs.

Large aEa NathasiA.tiv Cr,wa Greet lhs
NPS@k~r.---tSst- htt.aIu Tell. whs D..
'"'"s the Peoples fsrty~--rhs Reform
~~n''msa' GAIsiag Crsaaa in Wilson
tsuuty.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07

CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07

Continued on fourth page.
The Caucasian., 1894-06-07
MIR. PEELE'S IDEA
SHALL Ws NOT Bs AS WISE FOR OUR
OHH SALVATION As OUR ENEMIES
EREFCR OUR OBSTRUCTION?
\ DIVISION OF OUR PEOPLE Is A VIC
TORY FOR WALL STREET.

nr. PeeIe Suggests how People Who Are
FOR the same Reforms can act Together
Why People Divide into Factions " no
should PuII Together.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-01


Governor Reynolds has appointed
Patrick Neary a member OF the Board
of Election Commissioners. vice Jas.
s. Dobb. who resigned in order 10
become postmaster of our city on the
expiration OF the term Of Daniel S.
Stewart. Mr.. Neary may do the
square thing by the voters In our city,
but he hns bean so long connec led
with the Clique that has been manIp-
ulating the assessments and tax liste
that fair minded men. as rule. would
sooner have seen less pronounced
partisan appointed.
The idea has been advanced that the
elections as we'll as the affairs OF our
lclty should 5e placed on a non-parti-
san basis. yot one OF the most ardent
Democrats that can bs found In ouI
city, has been selected commissioner.
giving rise to suspicion OF Intended
unfairness or an arrangement fol
partisan advantage. The object Of th'
q overnor should have been to have
placed the election Board above sus
picion and falling to do SO he hal
fallen short In hls duty. and thus les
sen tho respect our citizens shou ID
feel for him. Tho unfair dealing o.
old politicians in New York. Jersey
City and other places increase oul
fears, but we hope that Mr.. Near,
may be 80 discreet that he will fine
honesty the bost policy. and fair deal
ing will be the rule. and not the ex
lception. To him we say. Let justic,
be donc. though the heavens faIi.p
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-01

Those who have given any particular at
tention to the stsdy of botanical oddities
know that the brazilian flower known as
the running antelope" isso called because
Its white petals have a series Of well de
fined dark colored lines and dots, In which
the imagination can readily trace the form
of an antelope, with its limbs outstretched
and head thrown back, seemingly fleeing
for its life. In the "caricature plant" one
species has the initiative form on the petals
and another has it outlined in the ribs and
shading Of the leaves. This last mentioned
curiosity bears remarkably well executed
likeness Of the Duke OF Wellington and
has on that account been named Arthur
and His Nose.'
Among the orchids the initiative form Ii
entirely different in character, being ex,
hibited in the shape of the flower itself
Some are exact eounterfeits OF bees, butter
HES, moths, etc., while others take upon
themselves the form Of worms and beetles
Naturalists believe that In the first in
stance 1t In natures trap to lure other bees
moths and butterflies. but the case Of the
worm and beetle orchids. or those that ar,
sxact counterparts of toads, lizards and
huge spiders, they do not attempt to ex
plain.--St. Louis Republic,