davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-04

- GbaunceD 9epem bat es III 6Ombur9
benz SntcrOtemer O~erratben, baB ieincr In
neriten lle6cr3eu8ung nacb, Der 8raiiOent
GleDeIano auf'S g}eue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6i6at 6cr 9emotraten isin tperbe. 9err
9epetr lit Elm i9arfij9tiger 6err, bel Dem
Ser politiicbe Gpiiriinn iebr fart emit
tpt6clt lit; aber bier tpirO 6Oc6 mo6G Ser
8uni9 ser 8oter 6eS @e0ontenS getpeieu
iein. @roOer GleOelonO lift stpar, pie Sberz
maj tiir3lib 8eiogt bat, Elm ei8enortiger
Meni9, 'o6er bis gum %offenen 8rucb nit
benz ungei9riebenen Geieb, ipelcbeS Ben
8rdiibenten gum oritten Otal nicbt fiir
tpd6lbar %erflart, mir6 aucb 6err GteOeIan6
es nt9t treiben pOQen. OOer iO1te CT ii9
''for a bigger man than Grant ball
tent?
, 1894-09-04
Gin R~ieien9ebduoe
2tn Ger Defieite ourd Seuer arg eefddoi9t.
6efammtperIuft am 6ebGuoe mo
5nhalt $4,000.

Sn benz lon99eitreften bierItDfigen Sc
bGuoe 45-55 SeiierionitraBe Gpii6en
Otabtlon unb @aibtn9tonitr.), pel3es Der
reicbiten omerttanii9en 6rau, t6attie
@seen aus Seem Yorf 9eb0rt, bracb beute
gfacbt, l ltbr, 6euer aus. Oieies 9riff 10
l6neH I'm iid), 6aB (obpobl Die Seuernebr
lebr prompt 5ur Stele mar un6 Die INNER
ipader arbe;tete), es erft inter Gontrole
gebrabt iper0en tonnte, nadboem einige bet
in benz @ebGu6e beftnoltcben @aarenLager
be0eutenben Sdaoen erIitten 6atten. 9aS
@ebGloe bat cine QGnge bon 100 SUB unb
cine Siefe BON 225 SUB, lit pollgepfropft
nit fleinen 6abrit9ei66ften unb entbGlt
%belonbers Der erite Sto6 cine 1tnmaiie
Sfftcen. 9aS Seuer bracb i'm 3. Sto6z
iperf beS go. $50 numerirten She'll 0eS
Eieien9ebGuoes, in tpelcbem iidb bic Smith
& Nn0erlon 8ug9D So. beftnbet, ais. 0a
it6 BORT picl 8rennitoff befouo, getponn
ooS Seuer ibnea an QuSbebnung. Ser
Haud tpar Elm 10 gepalti9er, OaB es ben
Selerleuten i6ier unm0gli6 ibien, al ben
TeuerberD ST 9el0nge1. (T6ontaS Slogan
bon BET SprtBen>Gompagnie go. 5 muroe
bon 8alcb il6ertp6Gtigt nacb SEM County,
9OcPttNt SCIouHt" 9tl GlGlDuI VII Otul
mar Bic llrlacbe OeS i1neQen llmii6grei7
tens oeS g~iert9en Clements. Sol9enOe Sir
men erlttten Gerluite:
9te Smith & Qnberion 8ug9D 60,
g. Stofpert), $4,000.
@btca9o 6eatber OUTER So. a. StoGz
tpert), $4,000.
Sale agricultural 60. e. StOdperD,
$1,000.
Die Wai9tnerien uno Matertalienoorz
rdtbe Der 8aufS agricultural So. i'm |.
Stodpert tpuroen ourcb 8aliermaiIen ge>
l6dbtgt; s. q. 9elono & &c., tpelCbe 6as
Barterre unb 5os Gr0gei9oB CUR Sa6rtz
tatton bon Mai6tnentbeilen benuben,
tDouen $4,000 S6aoen baben.
Ser 51-53 mmerirte She'll bes Sc
bduoeS purbe nic6t ie6r bonn Seuer mttgez
nommen. 9te pOter6antS General Stoz
rage Go.", Die bort ibr gum 9(ufbetpabren
llber9ebeneS NtObeL auf9eipeic6ert bat, lit
sum 8etrage oou $4,000 geibGbi9t mor6cn.
&leinere Gerluite erlei6en: Charles g..
Gregory & 60, 6Gnbler in 0Dnamos !;
Gbtcago Gas & electric Strture So.
Tronf s. &llgg, eIettrtic6e 8%latirungen,
ltno $. q. YeopleS, 9oI3i9neioer. Oa5
0ebGnoe ielbit purbe nm $4,000 geicbaz
ot9t.s Der n0rblibe She'll 6es 8lof mar
ourcb 5tpet 8ranomauern esi6iibt un6
tam obne Scbaoen babon.
, 1894-09-04
@er>p6Terte 2Sem&Ter1tmo.

Nut DEM 8ctpdlerIn9ScongreB 3u 0enoer
8iebt eS 3tpei 9arteicn, Die gan5 gelon6erte
%3tele pcrfolget, DietDObl ite icbcinbar unter
elmer 6abne marid5iren. SIS lit 6QS Sic
8artei Der Gnt6uiioiten, Sic u~ncigeuniibiq
D0S 9SObl Der O%eIommtbeit I'M Qll0c 6a6cll
unO iRren U}itmeuicben eineu grOfen 9ienlt
erpeiicn 81 f0nnen 9loubeu, u16 Die BQrtei
Der Spcfutanter, Bic in Dem llnternebnten
bic Gele8cnbett 81 etncm toloiialen 8u6el
erbIifen, uuO Sic, pie ichon inn DoriQen
Sabre III Sos Nn8eleS, 10 au6 jeBt pieber
i'll 9enper, Do5 0eft in Der 6an6 babet
un6 al Dem 8r8iioenten Der 8eriommluno,
eincm 8%epiiien Sm0t5e, cine mac6tiQe
StiiBe 6abeu.
3mticben oieien bcj6en Garteien muB &c
ouob jeBt tpleoer gum GreIfen fommen, unb
0a Die Gu8eno gep06ulicb unterlie9t, pir6
oucb bier Uteoer 6a3 2aiter t~riumpbircu.
Die 8uoler pOlen, Ser 8un6 ioQe Sen
Gtn3eIItaoten, Die bier in 8etrQc6t fomnen.
cine beitimnte Oten9e 2(fer o8itftenlon61
beotn8ung@peile abtreten; Die ScbnGrn1pr
aber, oaB Der 8uno Die 6ac9e in Ser 6onb
bebaltc. Die 8uOIer perben ieOenfaus OBJ
Ite9en, Oa tie bel Der Gacbe elm ,Entereile
Daben, OoS ibmsrer Ipie8t, ais oQe Sc6iparz
meret; 0oS Sntcrciic oe5 ej9enen Yez
ipinn8.
IS 1T %trouri9, 6oB 4ier(an05 fem 9roBz
srttger @eoante au8eregt >per0eu fam.
Obnc oaB Der @j8cnnuB lidb Iofort be1iclben
ben1acbtI8t nn0 ibn ol5nuBt, Qlber ems
lit iider, oaB penn in Oielem un9e5eurcn
9anOe ale 9rOBen lInteruebmungeh bon
y@ltncle SAM" bitten Ourcbgefii6rt tperben
louen, mir bente nob ie6r fart in Ser,
BinbeIn Idgen. 28o5 man G~ioennnk
nennt, 1T oielfa9 llntcrnebmungsaeilt.
uNo wenu, no e5 gilt bunoert O2iuionen
, 1894-09-04
Bereitun9 Don wei6em Weine aus
rothen uno bIanen Orduben-

Sci rot6en 8eeren miiiien bic Grauz
ben, Denn ie m09lic6it reif iino, I'M G6all
9eleien unb 8Leicb nit bemielben, obue oaB
lolben bic Sonne beriibrt unO o6ue oaB
ma Die 8eeren 3er0riidt, inter Bic Settler
gebracbt iperben. Ofon muB Die1elben nit
SOrgfalt uno babel nicbt iebr Diel auf elm
maj, alf Der Settler au8breiten uto logleid
p~reilen.
0a5 9relien tann 70 LANCE ~anbouern,
ais Der W}oit litB un6 weiB blcibt, iobal0
ct iib fGr6t, muB man oamtt na0laiicn.
Der WtOit miro in 6Qlier gefiiut, in pclz
chen CT in Die @dbrlng cintritt. Ser
Spun0 muB often bleiben, benn obic9or
no9 Elm Ieerer 9ta}tm I'M Safe blieb, 10
OrGngt ii5 Denno6 Der Scbaum bcrauS,
nclcber ais 6efe tpeiter 81 9ebraudeu lift.
Spdter pirb b0S Spun6lo0 teidt 6ebeft,
SIT bic @0brun8 beenbi9t, 10 fiiut man
an uno pieoerbolt bieS Bis gum 2lblaB,
Der I'M 6cbruar ooer WfGr3 erfol9t.
$50 eS itcb INN b a ODER b 10 orS
SroIben banoelt, 10 berubt Die 8ereitung
Don lpetBem gSeine aus 6en1elben alcb
bier aut benz b%etanntel1 SQBe, 6aB bic
6arbe IN ben 8eerenbilien entbalten un0,
neil lte 3ar3tger gtGtur iit, iicb nicbt eber
, 1894-09-04

- 1913 9reift aut 4. september 9tapos
leon 8liicber bel 6o9tirben All; 8Iii3er
5iebt iib 3uriid. - G~ettenborn un6 2iiBOp
oertrciben bic Transoien aus Mt0lu, 1868
le9t Oeiterreicb benz a0nig BON 8reuBen
Die in Tronffurt bel9(oiiene &efOrmatte
iiir 9euti9lanO Dor, wcIbe Der &0nig BON
9reuBen ober ntcbt annimmt. 1870 2lbz
icbung gtapoleon'5, &ailcriu Gu9enie
flit6tet nab 8el9ien. @riinbun9 Der Ste
9ierun9 Der Observation-Disclosures in
8arts.
, 1894-09-04
- Ser Qmerjfansr probGt nit ieiner

- Ser Nmerifaner problt nit ieinem
etgenen lln9litf, iotpie es 2eute 8iebt, bic
ibrc Gbanbe nicbt Deri6tpei9en fOnnen.
Sci BEN 8aI6br6nOen in Wtinneiota maiien
tpeni9Itens touienO Wtenlben un1getontmen
fem; iebt itn6 es 400, un6 baS lift nod
8enu8, GinigcrmaBen beitimmt meiB man
nur bon 365, baB ite umgetOmmen iinO, moz
Don mai rln6 200 auf 6infleD, 81 aui
San6itOne, II auf O3iGer, II ouf bic @ez
genb bon Ofiler bis Stunt Safe, % aui
Bofe8ama, 1 auf 8arDnette unb so aui
Derein5eIte Safe recbnet. Der @eiammtz
iba6en in Sen Counties 8ine, Nittin,
N}iue 2acS unb &anabec i9ldgt man aui
bier MiuiOnen an, mas man fe6IicD balbiz
rem bari.
, 1894-09-04

older 8itFenlanO in upora6ieIti9e Sc
fiIOe" um3upan6eIn, @elbmeni9en AUDI
einen &ortbeil babel baben, 10 bat bic @ez
%gentpart jcOcnfaus piel mebr baoon, ais
ipenn Der 8unO, 6ieies groBe ungei4Iabte
Ding, bas Oon ber 2oune unb g8iQfiir zines
Gon8rclieS abDan9t, iib Sabre lang bamit
DerumquGlt, limb beim 8unbe miro chem
10 itart gebuoelt, tpie beim State. Die
6errsn 9orleD, 2O9an, it,. II. a. M. fOnz
men uns bas beitdtigen.
, 1894-09-04
Die 21luder in 6rofIe potnt.


Die W}ltfer in @roiie 8oint wOaen ben
GalOonipirtbcn, lpelcbe trOB elmer oteSbe7
3ii9Gic6 eriitirenOen OrtiAaft5sO rOtnan3,
!pelcbe 6aS 2tufbalten bon SaloonS AM
Sonntage Derbietet, 9uritigc au6 am Sage
beS 0erru mit@etrQnfeu Derieben, otelerbalb
ouf's 9o6 iteigen lln0 Die itrenge 0urcb=
fiibrlln9 Oteier GcrOrbnung ST er5iptn9en
ildbcn. Q[LS critics Npfer nuroen Die Sa7
~loontpirtbe 8uu6orn & Bolt, weitIicb BON
@roiie 8Oint, in beren Saloon an8eblt6
o1n Samitag 2lbeuo cine blutt9e Sbldge7
rel itattgefunben boben iou, allSerieben.
Der SAT- miro auf 9Intrag beS SrtI6a1tS7
prdlioenten QGiuiam 6eDer an Samitag
Dor TrteOenSricbter Sbilgen berbanoelt
tper6en.
, 1894-09-04

- 0fit 6em 8o1 be6 6ennepineGanalS
lit geitern i'm county 8ureou Ser Qtnfang
8emobt worben, unb bofft man no9 5tDei
WtetIen bapon bis gum Q8inter ferttg 5u
bringcn. Q8enn itber benz Ban loOiel a3eit
Der9ebt, pie iiber ben 8orbereitungen ba5u,
bonn bralttbeu mir uts in bielem SoRrs
bun6er1 na9 benz Stan6 Der Q(rbeiten ntht
mebr gu erfunoigen.
, 1894-09-04

Die 8auern in Der iQinOiiii4en
SteuerausgleibungSbe60rOe iinb Oarauf
erpicbt, bie GinlcbdBuna III GOOf GOuntO
mn Mtuionen SIT erb06en. 9as baben mir
unierem perrufenen neutrality-suspicious.
Su3ul9reiben.
, 1894-09-04

Sem 0euti6Geien6en 9ubGfum Die b%eOnOeren SOr5G9e Otae5
SSerfes, feline feline Satire uno Die 9ennutbpOa bettere SebenS'
onidouang nod beiOnOer5 on5upreiien, bieBe 2gaier ms Meer tr@9ea
Eat es omJ lit kanm Il 8aBren 80 Andaeen erlebt. SO9ar
Der nit ieinem Sob 10 targe AltreidJskanler Oanfte in einent 9onO=
l6retben benz 8eroier ber5ttd fir Die ~genuBretden @tnnOen, meldBe
bm bic 2eftire oes 8udes Deri6aft, bos 5ettpeilig wd9renO lbtpe=
Irr &rantbeit i'm lelbit feline S5mer5en p~ergeen lief,
9eR5 8ud5 ieQen mir ben 2eiern bes 9~ben06lattes unter be-
lonOerS 9unftigen 8eOingungen CUR Serfi9ung.
0egen 2 Coupons unO 20 Uents in Barr geben tr Oos Sud-
in Der Office oh, EUr o%enfrlben preis miro es audi portofrel I'M
8nlauO pet Doa u~erfanot.
, 1894-09-04
8Qfe Ball.

Sn benz eriten Spiel, peGbes 8etern
5tptlcben Chicago unO Bottom sum 9luStrag
tam, batten Die GOltS enti6ie6en 8edb.
Sic b%erlorcn eS in Oer lebten SHINING 6az
onrc9, baB Strotton BEL einem v6onerun"
ab9efan9en Wur6e, ais er beinabe Die
u8ale" erreicbt bate. Die Score" (erites
SpteO:
, 1894-09-04

- ltuIere Gbicagoer Nrbetter miilien aus
anOerem 6OG3 9ei6niBt iein, ais Die. Stem
Oorfer, oenn bier BADEN noD 5000 benz
g8etter IrOB 9eboten, in Seem gOrf aber
nur 5000. OOc6 mir itn6 SEEM YOrf ia in
ieoer 8e5te5un9 OornuS.
, 1894-09-04

- Sn Milpautee lit ein 9eiAenbeitatter
BET Oem @eriu9, einen an ben 8lattern
@eitOrbenen auf einem Srie6bOf 81 beer
6igen, 9elteint9t tporben. Gs baftet nnS
nOcb Elm gut Stiif MitteIalter an.
, 1894-09-04
Bottom getpann 6as stpeite Spiel

rGQrneO ~@unS"-8oiton, 8; @bicogo, 8. n9pO Bale
@its"-9oih, 9uffp,. 9utbiiOn. p90me 8unS"-9ope
9uffl 9ablen. vStolen Bales" 3uffp, gone, Wtc=
@artBp, 9annon. n9ouble @laps"-2ong, Some unb
2nder; 9ablen, Borrott nnb 9eder. rJlrit Bale on
8~aaSn-Wc@ortbD, 9nffD q, 3errpC2(. &an9e. yStrnt
O~llt"-gti1olS. Spiel3ett-2;lO. Seinber3obl-6223.
numpire"-0urit.
, 1894-09-04

- Die %iO9enannten 0tan0uer in GOanz
ton iin0 b~eenbigt un0 bic Sruppen III lire
@arniionen 3uriidgefebrt. OtaDOr Mann
bon GponitOn, Der Grfinber bes v@ran6
Stands, muB iib iebt cine anOere Ginz
nabmequeae er0ffnen.
, 1894-09-04
Onnnrtd1 Dn1nufrr

3@eimaI tasH9 mad 9ttlpoutes, um9 lBr mDro.ra
Sdglib, ouS9en. 5amftaQs, noth Qrhino+ou
Mauiftee, nm 9 ubr WturQeHs. "s''" uno
GaQIi9 mad Racins, DdIpaufee Sbebpnoou mou,
toDoG, &ro Jtloers, Sepannee. Abu0pee, St3roson Sson
unb WtenOminee UNI ubr @bs. "'S' gay
Ja9 STanS 9aosH OtustsgOH, @raub gaoSibs u
9ead Srsen Bar, Wtittlpob uuo gouTtoo ? 11br Msna
I'm Z lbr @beubs. S""l'"9s
GfFss HHS 2Oss; GuB Der MsiaiGan &ue. ssphas
, 1894-09-04

- 0eute frii6 BADEN bic Sun8en lire
S6ul6oien tpteber ange3ogen uno Gltbe
un6 TrieOen berriht pte6er i'm 6GuSli9en
8retie. SEPT Beginner fir Die 9epIa9te
Wfutter Die 8erten, nit einem Seuf5er Der
Grleibterun9 bat ie benz boffnun98ooQen
Spr0Bling, Der Wtitto9s nic6t nacb 6oule
fommt, Die 8utterbemme 9el6miert unO
inn gebolfen, baS S9ulrdn89en 3u i4niie
rem, Der vHange" ipdre freiLicb Iieber nod
gu 6aule geblieben un6 ct re6net jeBt
lbou, Die Dtcl WtOnate tto9 Bis SIT ben
Metbna3t5ferien pcrgeben. Q(ber, Der
8ten' mug; icbtDeren 6er5enS bat er iicb
auf BEN Q8eg 9ema6t unb macbt beute
ietner 2eDrerin baS 2eben 10 iauer, nie CT
MIR fam. Q(Qe ltutu9en6eu. Sic ct iicb
1DGbren6 zines 5petmonatlicben llngebul1z
6eniein5 an8etp06nt bat, mug bic itreltge
S1ul5u3t jeBt tpteoer aus tbm DerouSz
briugeu, aber man 9eip0bnt iicb tprnoerbar
raicb tpieDer an Die neue Sronung, l1oments
lidb in Ser Su8enb, unb in eini9en @ocben
ipir0 pte6er 2lQe5 tpie ant Sbniircben
gebeu uuo Die, groBe &netmaicbinc, bic
Meniden iiir 6aS Geben formt, lit ipie0er
i'm 0ange.
, 1894-09-04

goitou ...."""."...O l 0 o L 5
eDico9o.","..........O 0 0 l 0 0 IA
gGarneO Ruus"-go1ton, 4; Gbico9O, 3. .atuo Bale
2!ts,ISou9 9ufn @riffttn S9rtper, Milmot,
Strattol1. u9oHe 3tn"-9taib. ,Gtolen 8QieS"-
gong, 9nifp Cl 9taib, 8anuon. Soluble @lo0S"-
a8orrptt :9ablen lno Deter. r6trit 8oie on 8oGs"-
gs4l9, 9nIa9, SaItno1t 9a5len; n9trnt Out"-staleD,
200 pllmpire"-9urit.
8oiton getpann 6oS 8peite Spiel nit
fpfrhtcr 0Hitko CO.. N
, 1894-09-04
- Union QoHen9er Station.
IyU2nn6yivdnid Inns.

49, 9IoentS=, GanaI= n1e D~Ra0ifansStes
&idst.OfFces: Yin Der Station. IN 4 Q. SGGE&
straee ode JodIDH, U1e in auditorium 1oteI.
Surd=3u9e 1abrsu tDIe foIst mad @eutrals3st:
eSHnIih AIHnIrA nmSnp1nn11nnrr Gnrrrtn
, 1894-09-04
Die Camille gudbOll.
G~i1enBaRn~G aRrpRdne.

Ebtca9o & 9tortbtu Iterm=G 81 enb abu. - Stdet.
" Sffices: 9tos. 206-208 @Iort : 9trohe, pu Der
EofIeg @oenue Station HnS am Depot. @de We4.s.uns
&iu3iezStE.
, 1894-09-04

Sgg9idiean @entreI. gtetp DDrt GemtraI= nno
~IS Soften & @Ib an1. @ifembabuett. p9ie
gaia9ara sans ROute." Gig. 0%erlaiIen unb tOmmet on
in Der rsueu Central Station al 2afe Sront, fFuB bon
8arf &Dm, uHO 2. Str, 80. Ctr. Hn0 99oe Bari.
Stoht.Sidet.Offcs 81 &larf.5tr.
, 1894-09-04

9ruits uuh Gombiuotioueu ltub unpopular.
GS 9iebt ober cine Dirt nGrtit", 9e9eu Die
9{te1nallo etpaS 5u lo9eu bat. Gi55 lit bas
8rult D6er 9ertrouer, baS 0oS HubIifum bat
i'll @ooo's SariaporiQo.
6ppbIS NilIen iinh rein peoetnbiliih.
, 1894-09-04

NbteG9e, IRtTOaufee q ct. BGuE=@ tIenba ana.
" StoSt=Si6et Office: POI GIcrtsStr.; SelephOHs
2lso Mtotn. nnlou INSTRUMENTATION: &aHals. &baEsss
RHn WtobifonsStr
, 1894-09-04

WtlIIO0lfee nnb "J0rine-NDf0brt - WE n NC,
ii o.; &rifnnif "7$555 ~, 1850 81, zoos Ut.
'1l:30 Sc, '1:l5 &C., IAN. f6:l5 D., %: 50 81.
Moute,ha = abfobrt II M, $3.50 W, g g.,
'59s; Nnfuntt; 1905 WE, Ills 81, t4VO 81, II. Is
g., $3.50 u.
8Odforb uuo Observation-Disclosures: II M3., HOLE 3D.,
+4.l5 81, t1L30 q. NutuuTt: 1000 W, +2.15 81.
1855 g.. f11.10 @.-'S69li9. tSGQlif. nu~s9euomr?eu
Gonnta9s. qG6slib, Monta9s ou3Qenommeu. +IG1.
LID. @amsta9s ENLIGHTENMENT sY&nr SOnntaQs.
, 1894-09-04
IH6z Fogg8

gate Sbore MmS Nid). Southern, ge@ DSrt
SettrGI, Bottom uuO @IbaltDsGtfenb1bnen.
Sic 3tIge Gebeu ob uno torlu1su OIL, tpie folst:
Safe SDore Depot, BAN Snren'Str.
~3tdet.OfftGss: 30. 66 @lart.Str. nRs Depot 22fe 9tr.
, 1894-09-04

MiilOautee-8b!abrt: $3.50 ST. +rl:3o 81. +3OO4
$3.50 y. 's:OoN, 1880 u stntunft ~7O0OE. $3.50
tll:3o WE, I1;00&, +3;15N, '6:l5 d, 'SAOa
&dstt1. + &a9Ita. auSGsnUrtntsH 6uuntaoS
$809It9, ausQen. Somitegs. 4 3dalia, aaBgrHDmmes
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-15
OTERO COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
CATLIN.

CATL1N.
Speci al correspondence of the ENTERPRISE.
Mr.. Low is building a new house on
his farm west of town.
The pupils of Catlin school recently
had group picture taken.
The meeting at the Church of Christ is
continuing with much interest.
There is a load of brick on the ground
for the Methodist church, also rock for a
foundation.
Mr.. Beckwith lost fine COW recently
from eating too much alfalfa.
Election passed OF very quietly. Sew
eral ladies' voted for the first time.
There is a very full attendance at our
school, and empty houses are at prem
ium in Catlin.
ARRIVED too late for last week.
Mrs. Gantz is visiting her mother near
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, of H., are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. J. N. Beatty.
Meesrs. Graham and johnson are put
ting up butcher shop. This is some
thing that has been needed for some time.
Miss Grace Baccus gave a birthday
party last Saturday to which all the
young people OF Catlin were invited and
enjoyed social evening.
The protracted meeting closed at the
Church of Christ last Sunday evening
with the largest audience ever gathered
in the church building. There were 81
additions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Attorneys Beall and Goblin are this
week in attendance at the district court,
La Junta.
W. G. Steele visited Denver on Mon
day on business and to assist in the Re-
publican jollification.
F. J. Vercoe came down from
Cripple Creek on Monday for few days
visit in Rocky Ford.
DIR. Kearby and Sam Herdman took
in the Republican Jubilee at Denver and
they say it was immense.
Of Rocky Ford, has returned here to re-
y. P. Sails and wife arrived in Rocky
Ford Saturday after months pleasant
visit in the east.
Hon. W. A. Colt, of Las Animas, the
newly elected representative from Bent
and Las Animas counties, was in town
on Saturday.
last Thursday for Holton, KS, where
they will continue their studies in COM
mercial school during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dawley are re-
friends on the birth OF boy babe, which
interesting event occurred last Friday.
Last Friday o. B. Stauffer welcomed
his wife and two boys from Beatrice, KS,
who came here to enjoy with Mr.. s. the
finest climate between the two oceans
All are here to stay.
-Drs. Kearby and Fenton visited JOS
Elmer last Friday and relieved him Of
some Of the appliances around his broken
leg. and left him in fair way for recov-
cry at as early day as the serious ma
ture OF his hurt will allow.
Maxwell Bros, George and Will
Egbert left few days since for three
weeks hunt in the cedars. The party
also contained a number Of other enthus-
iastic hunters, the entire crowd aggregat-
ing eleven nimrods.
Walter Calkins and George Larmore
did the right thing this morning in pro-
viding four-horse team and taking al
most a score Of Epworth Leaguers over
to the convention at Ordway. They took
very early start in order to enjoy all OF
to-day's program.
DIR. W. J. Mcdonald and family ar
have become permanent residents Of
Rocky Ford. DR.. Med, will open an
Office as a practicing physician, in which
profession he has had many years sue
cessful experience.
"A. L. Kellogg has received an invita-
tion from the State Irrigation Associa-
ton of Kansas to deliver an address be-
fore that body at Hutchison, Nov. 23rd.
The subject which Mr.. Kellogg is asked
to discuss Is: "The profits from Irriga-
tion.'
Geo Cling. our worthy fellow-citizen
of celestial birth but now a naturalized
where he will take charge of an extensive
laundry. Gee Cling is a genial Chinaman
and made many friends while in Rocky
Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-15
FOWLER.

Special Correspondence of the ENTERPRISE.
Mr.. Anderson is here with his photo.
graph gallery.
McMaster & Co., have lately received
car load of lumber.
Irwin Rowen is clerking for A. H. Mo
Master.
Thos. Cage and family will soon start
for Southern Mo.
W. H. Aliens house will be repaired
by the Insurance Co.
Elder D. L. RAIDER will preach here
next Sunday night. Quarterly coufer-
ence will be held Monday at 900 a. m.
The stockholders Of the Oxford Farm
ers Ditch held their annual meeting here
last Saturday.
Land hunters have been quite numer-
GUS here Of late. None need go away
unsupplied.
Thos. Cage has sold his town proper
ty to Mrs. Ayres, who intends to build
an addition to the house and barn on
the premises.
Harry Lee, Lee Fenlason, Loren Sey-
mour and Frank Fosdick, started Tues
day for several weeks hunt. They are
loaded for nothing less than bear, ante
lope and deer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-15
News from the Churches.

The Christian Endeavor society will
give q social at Mrs. G. T. Gerbing's to-
morrow, (Friday) evening, at which all
Endeavorers and their friends will be
welcome. No charge will be made.
Two men claiming to be missionaries
en- route to the Orient stopped over Sum-
day in Rocky Ford. They travelled by
wagon, saying they intended to sell their
team in some prosperous section and
then go by rail. They did not carry
credentials from any church organization
but were 80 called Ecclesiastical tramps." "
They both talked at the M. E. church
Sunday evening. A church runs consid-
cradle risk in having its pulpit occupied
by transient evangelists who are not
under the jurisdiction Of some recognized
church society, and churches should be
very slow in inviting them to fill pulpits.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-15

Owens, who beat Breckenridge in
the Ashland district, has been elected by
a small majority. His Republican op-
ponent, Denny, will contest.
For three or four months the Arkan-
sas valley has been enjoying the most
beautiful weather that falls to the lot Of
mankind. In fact, the weather has been
monotonously pleasant, SO much 80 that
some of our citizens had been wishing
for change, just to be reminded Of the
former days when they lived back east
Those who wanted a break in the salubri-
ty were Accommodated Monday afternoon,
when windstorm prevailed to the dis
comfort Of all whom business compelled
to be out doors.
DIR. W. ]. Mcdonald and family left
Tuesday for their new home at Rocky
Ford. During DR.. McDonald's residence
Of nearly two years in Hugo he has been
universally esteemed, both personally
and professionally, and the people of
section regret exceedingly that he has
the citizens of Rocky Ford that in
DR.. Mcdonald they will have first class
physician and a genuine Christian gen.
tleman, while his family will add much
to the society Of that place.-Lincoln
County Ledger.
George Davidson, the we'll known
horse trianer, left Rocky Ford few days
ago without having the Watermelon band
accompany him to the depot. In fact,
Mr.. Davidson did not go by rail, but went
across the country. Georges earnings in
training horses have been liberal, but it
seems not great enough to enable him to
meet all his living expenses He owes
many people and to avoid hurting their
feelings by his inability to pay he has
left for some unknown locality. He
promised to return some days ago, and
he may be unavoidably detained, but the
chances are that he will not return until
he gets wealthy enough to meet all his
liabilities and have something left.
Among the worst treated or his creditors
is a widow, Mrs. -, with whom he
has been boarding and whom he owes a
considerable sum. Mrs. has two
children and the family has been left in
destitute circumstances. The husband,
who was worthless fellow, left her in
the mountains, and she came here with
her brother, who is now absent. Mrs. =
is worthy woman and is needing the aid
Of the charitable-She is now living at
the fair grounds and her case IS COM
meuded to the attention Of our benevo-
lent ladies.