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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-10
oLEorsLArloN FOR INDIANS.
Secretary Smith Gives 1t a Great Deal OF
Attention.

Washington, Jan. 7.-Secretary Smith
is giving great deal of attention to
the management Of the Indians, and
has been in consultation with the MEM
bers of the Indian committees of SEN
ate and house upon features treated on
in his report. Representative Wilson
Of Washington, the senior member of
the house Indian committee, has been
comforting with the secretary regard
ing the coming Indian appropriation bill
and the possibility of securing lesisla-
ton in accordance with the secrctary's
recommendations meet with his ap-
proval, and especially regarding the
sale of lands, which sales are not di-
rectly for the benefit of the Indians.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-10

THOUGH the race may not always be
10 the swift nor the battle to the
strong, the early bird is still sure to
gobble the worm, provided the worm
doesn't gobble the bird.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-10

FIFTY New York gentlemen have
formed themselves into a committee
to study the effects upon mankind Of
q too free use OF wine, beer and
liquor. They ought to be able to
gather reliable Information without
serious trouble by visiting the aims
houses, jails and insane asylums of the
couDtrv
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-10
The Enterprise.
ROCKY FORD, COLORADO.

The autopsy will probably show
that China wasn't really knocked out
by Japan, but fatally bumped her
head on the floor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-10

LONDON editors express the fear
that there will be q general race war
in the United States. which is not at
all surprising considering that there
y no danger whatever Of such .
catastrophe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-10

MICROBES may be in kisses, as scien-
lists declare; but what do youths and
misses who know just what the bliss
IL, for blooming micro bes carep
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-10
Big Lake Steamers.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 5.-In the
presence Of thousands of enthusiastic
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SEEKS MORE LIGHT.
Ex-ConEressman Bryan Wants Deflna.
ton of ..Sound Money!

Ex-ConEressman Bryan Wants Deflna-
tion of ..Sound Money"
OMAHA. Neb., April 20. -Ex- Congress
man w. j. Bryan, who was BANDS
lieutenant in the last house in the fight
for silver, has sent President Cleveland
a very curt letter, in regard to the
presidents letter declining the invita-
ton to speak in Chicago in the in
terests of sound money. Mr.. Bryan
says that since Mr.. Cleveland secured
the repeal Of the Sherman law he (Mr.
Cleveland) Is now the acknowledged
leader of the gold standard advocates,
both democratic and republican, and
that, therefore, the people naturally
look to Mr.. Cleveland for plain SIM
pie presentation Of the argument in
favor of sound money, according to
his understanding of sound money, or
at least an intelligent definition of it.
Mr.. Bryan says that Mr.. Cleveland
makes frequent use of the phrase
sound money" and kindred express
sions, but nowhere explains what he
means by it. Everybody, Mr.. Bryan
says, favors sound money" A plain
Sed tCAcut ny CAc pJcSAucuG VI Wndt uo
means by those euphonious phrases
might dispel the war clouds and make
a "line Of battle" unnecessary.
The letter goes on to outline the
various positions that might be taken
by those who favor sound money, and
then declares: Your opponents can
didly avow their purpose and clearly
outline the legislation which they de-
sire. Is it not fair to ask that you de-
fine your policy with as much frank
ness?" Is the failure" asks
Mr.. Bryan; "of the gold standard adj
vocates to define their purpose and de-.
fend their financial system due to lack
of knowledge Of the subject or to an
nnwillingness to let the people know.
what they intend?'
"lf the proprieties' Of your 'onicial place.
oblige' you TO forego tho enjoyment which
you would derive from the writing Of another
letter explaining your last letter and defining
your position on the financial question please
designate some one who has authority to speak
for you so that the people may be afforded an.
Intelligent opportunity as you suggest. Il,
study and decide this NOW paramount pub-
licsquestion Yours very truly. 81:
g@ E.ag= 81 "a ysS 59,s9 "yW T INV
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a BIG SHORTAGE.

whisky Trust Balanco Sheet shows Over
$4,000 Unacconnted For.
& CHICAGO, A pril 10. -Of the many sem
sations furnished by the whisky trust
since Joseph B. Greenhut first had him
self appointed receiver and was ousted.
by the stockholders, none approaches
in magnitude that furnished by the.
fling with Judge Showalter in the
United States circuit court Tuesday,
afternoon Of the balance sheet Of the.
company as it-appeared March 81, 1898.
Practically the whole period of the reign
Of the Greenhut faction Is covered
by the figures given therein, which
are startling even 70 those who had
been told in advance that disclosures
'o{ an unusual nature were to be made.
The enormous sum of 81, 139, 443 is to-
tally unacconnted for, to say nothing
of other items which appear all right
at first glance and which are Offset by
figures on the books.
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The latest issue of the Statesnan's
Year Book gives some new figures as to
the population of China and Japan.
Hitherto in comparing the two coun-
tries it has been the habit to credit
China with Oo,0O0,O 900 and Japan with
8O,OOO,00O. From the latest estimates,
however, China proper has $4,000, 600
and its dependencies-Man Mon
golia, Thibet, Jungaria and East Turk
estan-increase the total to 402, $50, 900.
The official census of Japan made in
1892 fixes the population at Al, $780, $40.
Thus Japan in eight months has
whipped nation ten times as big as
itself.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

POSTMASTER GENERAL BIssELL was
the first to leave President Cleveland's
cabinet, but he has followed the ex-
ample Of many other cabinet officers.
In the first century of our national ex-
istence there were POT cabinet officers
appointed and seventy-seven Of them
resigned before the expiration of their
terms Of office.
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Worshipers .Iuinrsd.

FoRT WORM, Tex, April q. An
audience Of 10, 600 persons gathered at,
the tabernacle Sunday night to hear
the noted evangelist, D. e. Moody. "a
storm arose during the services, and
the rain came down in torrents.
Suddenly the roof Of the building
gave way and crashed il upon
q part Of the audience. A panic en-
sued, and only the remarkable GOODNESS
OF Mr.. Moody prevented terrible loss OF
life. After securing comparative quiet
among the frightened people, Mr..
Moody led q party ia the work OF res
cue. Fifty persons were hurt, butonly
ten seriously. VS.
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THE ARMS or EUROPE.
THnermy and navy Of England cost
e16O. 600. 900 q wear. s

IHEermy ana navy OF england cost
$3.50, O0O, 900 . year.
THE lowest sick rate ii the English
navy service in 1893 was on the south
east coast Of America station, and the.
highest on the China station. &
A RUSSIAN economist estimates the
annual cost Of EARNED peace in Europe
at $4,000, O00, 900. How vastly less ex-s
pensive itwould be to maintain an un-i
armed peace! ss5ss
A NEW outer sole is being tried on,
the boots of the German soldiers by
direct order Of the emperor. It con-
ssists Of a paste Of linseed oil varnish
,hnd iron filings, which is said to render
the sole flexible and make it more dura-
BILE than the new aluminium boot nails
& Two new British torped o-boat de-
stroyers. the Banshee and Contest, built.
by Laird, show high speed with fewer
revolutions than others Of their class.
The Banshee made 9 three -hour trial
with an average speed OF 27.6 knots with
845 revolut TONS. These two boats.are
s21O feet long.
The Russian war Office has decided to
use henceforth exclusively gray horses
for artillery purposes, the reason given
for the innovation being that animals
Of this color have been found BY ex-
perience to be stronger and more endur
ing than the brown ones now used.
EXPERIMENTS were recently made
near Aurillac 81 the penetration Of the
Lebel rifle against 2 bank OF snow.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

GREAT BRITAIN is now engaged in a
war with the Ahloond of Swat. The
Ahkoond attempted to apply the Mon
roe doctrine and swat the land-grab-
bers out of his country, but he seems
to be getting the worst of it. Uncle
Sam has the only simonpure, genuine
Monroe doctrine with the name blown
in the bottle and warranted to drive
off encrOachers
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

THE centennial of the establishment
of the public school system in New
York was properly observed in all the
schools of the Empire state. There is
no anniversary more worthy of com
memoration. The public schools are
the foundations Of liberty and intelli-
gent citizenship, and they have grown
to be the most important institution in
the government of free and indepen-
dent people
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

" | take Hoods Sarsaparilla every
spring, and it is the only medicine !. use
through the year. It enables me to do
my house cleaning and farm work all
through the summer. It helped me
very much for palpitation of the hear.
] think Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medi-
cine for everyone and allwho take it
will never be without it. l have also
used Hoods Pills and they are the best
I ever tried" MRS. T. II. ANDREWS,
s.. Woodstock, Ct.
i IN r. Ramamlna,. +Lot
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

LADIES who object to giving their
ages when applying for registratio or
marriage certificates might take hint
from Nellie BY. 1t is stated that in a
marriage certificate taken out recently
the age of her intended husband was
giver as IS, and her own age as legal"
The gentler sex may enjoy blessed
immunity from revelations as to the
lapse of time in the word legal
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

THAT riot in Picking where two
American women were assaulted by
the soldiers could not have been very
serious, since the report says that the
two husbands Of the women went out
and beat the assailants almost to death.
SO long as American husbands can lick
the Chinese army there is no call for
interference from our government.
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SPRING CLEANING

Is such trial that men say z Let the
house take care Of itself" But the
conscientious wife feels bound to risk
health and strength in this annual
struggle with dust and dirt. The con-
sequences OF her feverish anxiety over
extra work is depletion of the blood,
the source of. ali life and strength,
manifested in that weak, tired, nervous
condition too prevalent at this season
and very dangerous if allowed to con-
tinue. What every man and woman
needs in the spring is Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. It keeps the blood vitalized and
enriched, and thus sustains the nerves
and a III the lbodilv inn atinns
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Two SCHOOL houses are to be erected
and equipped by the United States gov
eminent in Alaska. The amount avail
able for the purpose is not large-only
$1,000. Nevertheless. it indicates the
spirit of the American people. Civiliza-
ton follows the stars and stripes; and
one Of the most glorious manifesto
tions is found in what is known
throughout large portion of the
United States as the little red
school house." Even the Esquimax of
Alaska will enjoy educational advan-
tapeA
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

TwENTY-sEvEN japanese newspaper
correspondents dubbed together and
sent present of thirty chickens to Ii
Hung Chang as an evidence of their
sympathy when he was shot. If they
were plump spring chickens that may
account for the peace now prevailing
between the warning nations.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa
Is the Only IN
rue Blood Purifier
in The public TO-DAY
HE WAS POLITE.
Prominently in the public eye to-ds
Gas Hawkins Met Ghost That Was Very
Affectionate.

Gus H1wkins Met . Ghost That Was Very
Affectionate.
Gus Hawkins was reformer.
Gus wanted to reform our methods Of
treating ghosts:
why, don't see,' said to him one
day don't see but we treat ghosts
properly enough"
"Praps you'd like to be treated like
q ghost yourself? When man gets in
sight Of ye hev him take to his laigs
an run, hey? When woman sees ye
hev her scream an faint away jest ez
il she had seen mouse? Ev'ry human
bein 'skeddadlin' the minute he comes
in sight Of ye, an if he's to scat to
skeddadle plumpin' down on his knees
and face an prayin' the Lord to deliver
him? How'd We like it?''
well, Gus, it would be rather hard. .
II wish could see q ghost once, an
I'd show him that there is little
pcliteness left in human natur', after
all Nobody's ever been killed by a
ghost; nobody's ever been cheated by
a ghost; nobody's ever been insulted
by ghost, an every ghost ever
heerd of has behaved like perfect
gentleman. I'd like to meet one. I'd
show him that could be as much of a
gentleman as he.
Well, last May Gus. did meet one
after all. While he was passing
through the Spruce Hollow graveyard
he saw q ghost sitting with his legs
crossed on Squire Perkins tombstone.
''Hullo!' said Gus.
''Hullo!" said the Ghost.
kinder damp an cold out here,
amt ito" said Gus. ''Come down to
my house over the hill an get some
supper an hot cup er tea, an then
we'll have little talk together
''Well, if you'd jest ez soon, we'll GO
into this tomb here" said the Ghost.
81 shall be kinder bashful in house, /
hain't been into one for SO long. I'm
more used to tombs."
"All right, go ahead!' said Gus, and
they entered the tomb.
Lets sit down on this coffin to-
gether.'' said the Ghost, ':an' have q
nice little talk
jest what would suit me-" said
Gus.
''Sit up little Closer said the Ghost.
Sim cold.''
''Glad to 'commodate ye," said Gus,
as he nudged up as close as he could
get.
Let me put my arms round ye an
see il ! can't git thoroughly warmed
up for once" said the Ghost, throwing
his arms around Gus as he spoke.
do you know said the Ghost,
you're the only fellow that has ever
understood me since I've been dead. ]
like you. You're a trump But you'll
excuse me jest minute. Do you
know I feel that there is something
the matter with my body in the fifth
grave down there. You excuse me a
minute while go and see. Sit right
where you are and I'll be back. in a
jiffy an well have nice talk togeth'
err"
Gus sat still and the Ghost vanished.
He sat for five minutes; still the
Ghost did not return.
At the end of ten minutes he got ur
and walked out in search of the Ghost
He looked at the fifth grave but il
was undisturbed and the grass was
growing above it luxuriantly.
well, lcan't wait here all night,
said Gus. Lets see. what time is it?'
But Gus had no means of telling
what time it was-his watch was gone
He discovered that by feeling in hi:
left-hand vest pocket. Also a roll Q:
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LATER NEWS.

AN oil well with . capacity Of 200
barrels per day. has been struck near:
ST. Mary's, @. SIS 80
THE legislature Of Tennessee: the 2ad,, /
by a vote of 43 to 80. passed the resG9ils
ton favoring the. free eolnaRe Of :silaet.
at the ratio of l6 to -.
AN attempt was made Che sdto blow:
up the residence of Herman. Knupke,
in East st. Louis, I'll. Dynam t. was
used and the front Of the house was
wrecked and a big hole Blown through
the roof. It is supposed it was intend-
ed to injure % 3. sssJ1nes, who has been
men to take places of strik-
ers in the roller mills.
!. The afternoon of the ed q well
dressed woman, carrying 4115-year.old
child in her arms. deliberately walked
into the lake at Chicago, both being
drowned.
|. PAPERS were fled the Sad with the
secretary Of state Of Illinois for new
daily and weekly Democratic news.
paper in the city of Chicago, to be
known. as the Enquirer"
AT Monterey, Mexico, ferocious
fight was had between a Mexican bull
and an African lion before 5000 spectar,
/ tors. The bull was victor.
The Pullman Palace Car company
the 22d began serving notices upon
their tenants who are behind in their
rent that suit will be brought Tor eject.
{ ment If dues are not paid at once. !.
The United States patent Office was
forthe third time visited by fire the
ed. Mr.. Flint, .chief of the photo
graphic room, was pouring ether into
jugs, when the liquid ex plotled and
caught fire. Mr.. Flint was severely
burned and his assistants had narrow
escapes. The loss was about 81, 500.
Coins P. HUNTINGTON; president Of
the Southern Pacific railroad, was d.
rested the ed, charged with giving 9
free pass to one Frank Stone, in viola,
ton of the interstate, commences law.
President Huntington was arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Shields Of New York City. !.
"a VIOLENT earthquake, accompanied
by thunder, shook Laibach Austria the
22d. Eight or ten buildings collapsed
and the few familie who had returned
toStheir homes fed back to the fields.
DIR. 81. NJ. BIEN, . we'll known Jew.
ish rabbi Of Vicksburg, Miss, commit.
ted suicide the 2sd BY taking morphine.
ALoNzo SMITH, collector OF the Sec,
ond Baptist church of Chicago, has
been dropped from the church rolls foi
\ stealing s' 3.
JAS. r. WMsoN, ex-senator from Iowa,
died at Fairfield, To-, the 22d. IS .:s "
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25
WEST AND SOUTH.

AT Middlesboro, KY, William Hen.
drick, wanted in Ohio, North Carolina.
Tennessee and Kentucky for bigamy,
was arrested, Seven deserted wives
were on his track.
The death of Lucy. Skies Coland,
who was servant in the household of
Thomas jefferson, occurred at Ottum-
wa. Ia, aged 1903 years.
In Texas less than 8 inches of rain
have fallen since January l and de-
plorable accounts Of. the condition Of
crops were received from all parts of
the state.
IN Cleveland, O., Alexander Turk, %
years Of age, shot and killed his sweet
heart, Miss Julia Fallon, and then
killed himself. jealousy was the cause.
ADOLPH SCHENERIcKs shot and killed
Matte Francisco at Morgan City, La,
and then killed himself He leaves q
wife and four children.
AT its annual meeting in Peoria, Ill,
Joseph r. Greenhut was retired from
the presidency Of the whisky trust.
A TORNADO passed across Washington
county, Ala, and all the houses and;
fences in it's path were swept clean. ~
The death OF Robert c. Wyckliffe,
ex-governor of Louisiana, occurred at
Shelbyville, KY, II.
AT the age Of 1O4 years Mrs. Bette
Wamack died at Vicksburg, Miss She
was born near Charleston, s. G. In 1901.
john P. TALL, OF Tampa, Fla. a
physician Of national reputation, while
reading paper before the Florida
State Medical association at Gaines
vile suddenly gasped and fell dead. s.
In Chicago the entire plant used in
manufacturing the counterfeit two
cent stamps which were discovered In
circulation was found.
AT Carson City, New, the govern
ment mint has been abandoned.
THE burial.of the remains of James
w. Scott, late proprietor Of the Chicago
Times Herald, took place in Graceland
cemetery.
BECAUSE Of domestic trouble, A.
Schleiter, owner Of large general
merchandise store at Ida Grove, H.,
shot and killed his wife and then killed
himself.
MANY farmers will lose everything
they have by the failure OF the Eureka
Land company at Selma, Ind.
AN assignment was made by the
North Dakota Milling association Of
Grand Forks, owning and operating
twelve Touring mills in North Dakota
and northern Minnesota, with liabili-
ties OF $4OO, 900 and assets Of $7OO, 900. #
The failure Of the National Manu-
featuring and Jewelry Importing CONF
pany Of Chicago for 100000 was re-
ported.
FLAMES swept away sixty business
houses at Ardmore, l. +, the total loss
being $780, 600.
AT Matties Landing, Ala, a cyclone
swept away twenty houses and killed
three persons.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

SPAIN is finding Gu ba a very expensive
luxury, and If Cuba keeps on she will
reduce Spain to bankruptcy. 1t is re-
ported that Spain has already expended
$50, 900. 600 the past year, and the child
Is not half spanked vet.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

OVER $4,000 in cash was found be-
hind pictures and under carpets and in
other places in the residence of Mrs
Daniel De Laney, a wealthy woman,
who died at Sylvan Lake, Duchess
county, n "
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

THE Century Magazine, in its depart
ment Of fiction, has discovered a New
York women, whose name was Ellen
Diver, whose father, becoming rich,
spelt it Elepe De We're.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

The fishing season has opened, and
an eastern journal says: "A Nantucket
fisherman caught q Goldfish ~ feet
long that weighed sixty pounds That
will do as a starter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

AN English electrician prophesies
that within a few years electrical
science will have made such strides as
to email BILE it to control the weather and
modify the various climates.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

HEzEKIAH BUTTERwoRTH, editor of
Youths Companion, will start on May
for long trip to South America,
Spain and the Holy Land. He will be
absent about q wear.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

OHIO is the state where everything Is
kept handy. Just as the fishing season
opened up one of the towns had "a
heavy shower of angle worms"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

Did you ever stop to think how completely the Asrmoof
Co. made the modern windmill business7 How monop-
4iasd this entire line Of manufacture because et its
to BE- literal and seryls imitatoryi Witness the steel
wheel the back geared pumper the high seaIed
e e. WORK ster completion tn: sna.. esnu,
pole sawone Of the most popular things put
1.-The steel storage and stock tanks Everything
touched we have beered and clea pcned thing
lave delighted in and paid Wehavs established
OF branch houses have all these goods
want them The Aermotos Co. has but ambition Il
wants to build and FIJI building has
OF land at its present location unseeuped
commence in June that single
building stories high. This will give It Il door
space Then when the public demand requires goods
than can be produced with this added spaes
extend further make eo1t It done sa,s
e supply that demand will then away q. e4r.r,
UNTIL THAT 1l4B IT EXPECTS TO CONTINUE 70 sCPPLY
THE WORLD WITH THE GREATER PART OF IT'S WILD
WHEELS TOWERS GR.SDEES, Fed CUTTERS, PEEPS,
STEELRRikE BUZZ SAWS, STEEL STORAGE AID STOCK
TANKS, STEEL SrBsTRrcTrRES, ETC, RIc- GAL
yAAZEO AFTER COMPLETION. II WILL CeSTISCE 10
DEAL MOST LITERALLY EITH THE PuBLIC, FURxIsH Re-
PAIRS At LOW PRICE, AaD BIZ THE GRIA7 EoDLL
EQCARE.DEAIISG HIED POWER AVID WATER suPPLY
HOUSE OF THE WORLD. ARIA0fOR Co, CHICAGO.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

COL CoCKERILL has come to the con-
clusion that Ii Hung Chang is patriot
as well as statesman. The day after
he was shot Col. Cockerill photographed
to ex-Secretary Foster, who was with
the viceroy of China, and asked for
some expression regarding the attempt
on his life while on peace mission.
The answer was: 1.-THE viceroy says
that if his blood can aid in bringing
peace he gives it cheerfully." China
may not be model of civilization, and
may be barbarous as some writer's try
to make it appear, but the viceroy of
China is good and true model of
patriotism.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25

NEW YORK surgeons are experiment
Ing with the proposition to make wise
men out of idiots. There is room for a
great industry there.