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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
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AND
BLEEDING

My little boy was afflicted with Eczema Ia
acute form for year, during which we tried
without success every known remedy. The dis
order appeared on the right cheek and was of
blistery and bloody form. His pillow, mornings,
face, while it was impossible to prevent him
from scratching his face owing to the itching.
Advised to try CUTcURA, bought box. The
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A Weeks Preaching.

Bishop Nichols and Rev. John A. Emery are
doing weeks mission work at San Luis
Obispo and all through the Salinas Valley
They will return to this City next Saturday in
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
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Ho,yoks College Aare.

South Hadley. Mass. Sept. 27.-Mt.
Holyoke College. the pioneer institu-
tIon for the higher education Of wom-
en-, received n severe blow this after.
noon In the burning Of the main build
Ing. with n probable loss Of over $780,
600. The buildings have cost over
$4,000 and could not be replaced to.
day for less than that. Fortunately
none OF the 400 students or faculty
were injured. The fire was discovered
first In the laundry In the gymnasium
wing. about 4:3O o'clock.
A. L. williston OF Northampton. the
treasurer Of the institution, says that
steps will be taken towards rebuilding
Tonight most of the students are scat
tered about In the houses of towns
people. the hotels and churches. while
others have gone to Holyoke. North
ampton and other near by points.
At 0 o'clock tomorrow morning the
faculty and students will meet in a
church to consider plnns for continuing
the college work. As nearly all the
apparatus of the Institution was In
williston scientific halls. 1t will be pos
slble to continue the sessions after ar
rangemcmnts are made for lodging
the students and faculty.
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to thar time. They cannot decide what
other nations shall do. but | insist that
we shall decide what this nation shall do.
did Austria ask our consent when she
resumed specie payment on gold basis?
Did Italy ask our consent when she re-
sumed specie payment on n gold basis?
Did the other nations Of the world ask
our consent when they changed their
standards? No, then, sir, what man who
wants to be an American wants to get
down on his knees and ask other ma
tons consent when we want to do what
we please?
II have given you, my friends. what
might be sufficient answer. I want to
give you more than sufficient answer
My friend wants to know how that can
change the standard Of the world. tell
you that Prince Bismarck has stated re-
Gently that II the United States acts
alone, 1t will be salutary in bringing other
nations to accept our bimetallic policy.
II my friend doubts the ability of this
nation. beg him to sit at the feet of n
foreigner and learn confidence in Ameri-
can Institutions"
Everywhere that Mr. Bryan stopped
crowd was waiting to hear him and his
remarks were well received.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
SOUTHERN UrEs.
Taking L,nds In s.vrraity-O:hcr L'nds
WI Sc Oprned.

Taking L,nts In s-vrraity-O:hcr L'nds
VIII B- Opened.
Washington. Sept. D.-tn his annual
report. made public today. the com
missioner of Indian affairs says OF the
Southern ties In Colorado: agent
Day of the Southern Ute agency. re-
ported that the few Indians who want
ed their improvements appraised and
sold. with the Intention OF removing to
the diminished reservation to live In
common with the members OF the tribe
who had decided not to take allot-
ments, reconsidered their determine
tIon and wanted allotted to them the
land upon which their improvements
were located.
A schedule showing thirty-nine OF
such allotments has been transmitted
by Agent Day. making total of 3i1
allotments covering 12.Sl1 acres for
which patents will be issued to the
Southern Utes. The surplus OF unal-
lotted lands east Of range IA will not
he open for settlement until the east
boundary line has been properly locnt-
cd. A special appropriation IL asked
to complete Irrigation bitches on the
reservation. -
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SOLD TO wANAMAKER.
lie VIII Take mp the business of Hilton
Hughes & Oh.

New York. Sept. pa positive an
nouncement was made this afternoon
that John wanamaker of Philadelphia
had bought the business of the sus.
pended firm of Hilton. Hughes & Co.
This announcement was made by Rob
ert C. Ogden, the general manager of
the Philadelphia establishment and a
member of Mr.. wanamaker's firm.
The gist of Mr.. Ogden's statement
was that Mr.. wanamaker had bought
the entire business of Hilton, Hughes
4 Co.. together with either the fee or
lease OF the real estate used by the
firm. Included In the real estate Is the
big building on Broadway. Tenth
street. Fourth avenue and Ninth street,
which is the property of ex-Judse Hill
ton.
Ex-Judge Horace Russell confirmed
the report of the sale, but declined alb
solutcly to enter Into details. except to
say that ex-Judge Hilton would pay
on all debts of the old firm, no matter
how much they might exceed the
amount to he received from Mr.. Wana-
maker.
Mr.. wanamakcr will start up the
business again as soon as the neces-
sary arrangements can be made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
Mr.. Nfckiniey's visitors.

Canton. o.. Sept. 2s.-The first or
ganizcd delegation to call on Major Me-
Einley this morning came from Lis
bon. Columbiana caunty. Ohio. and ar
rived Mt 1890 this afternoon In spe-
cinl train of ten coaches. 1t was made
up of employees Of the Lisbon tin plate
mills. farmers. business men and me-
chanics of that vicinity. and was ac-
companied by the Lisbon City band.
The los Valley train brought sever
nj car loads OF delegates and ministers
to the African Methodist Episcopal
conference in session In Cleveland to
call on Major Mckinley. They pro
ceedcd Informally to the Mckinley
home. where addresses were made by
State Senator Green OF Cleveland and
Bishop Lee and Bishop Arnett. Gov.
crnor Mcliinley's address dwelt upon
the development of the race.
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wh..,m.n to v,.,. Canton.

Cincinnati. o., Sept. 2S.-Severni hun.
dred wheeImen from Ohio and Ken
lucky will make a pilgrimage to Can
ton this week. They will carry Nc
KInley notices and various designs.
The whceImen from southern Ohio
and Kentucky leave here Wednesday
morning and win be Joined by other
bicycle clubs as they pass through
Ohio towns. The procession Of wheel
men viii pull Into Canton Saturday
morning early and give parade. Meet
lngs Of wheelmen will be held along
the way.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
THACHER'S WITH DRAWAL.
Chairman Joac. VIII Help straighscn out
the TnnEl

Chairman Joae. VIII Help straightcn out
the TanEl
Chicago. Sept. 2S.-Chairman Jones OF
the Democratic national committee has
gone to New York. where tonight he will
meet Senator German and other Demo-
cratic leaders and endeavor to straigh,cn
out the tanGle In which the New York
Democrats find themselves by the with.
drawal Of John Boyd Thacher.
The Democratic chalrman's departure
was kept so secret that only one or two
persons connected with the national head
quarters knew Of the senator's going. He
left Chicago yesterday afternoon.
An invitation. 1t Is said, will be extend
ed to Mr.. Hill to meet with the leaders
at the Fifth Avenue hotel and advise
with them. Democratic leaders an
nounced that the fusion with the Popu-
lists Is practically perfected In every
state, where It was attempted. except In
Indiana, and the plans there have not
been entirely abandoned. The last state
to agree on terms was Kentucky and
the silver men s,ly they are more than en-.
couraged to hope for success there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
New Irish Move.

London. Sept. Gothic Daily Mail rs.
scrts that there is no doubt that Fe-
nian revival meeting was held In the
west OF London on Sunday. at which n
letter was read from Willim Lynch.
stating that he was prepared to fin
nnce n new movement entitled 'The
Irish Republican Federation" on con-
dition that an inner circle should be
formed. of which he should have con-
troll from America.
.'This was agreed to-" says the Daily
Mail, .and yesterday manifesto was
printed for circulation In Ireland. An
envoy will proceed to New York to see
Lyman. The manifesto appeals to
Irishmcn to raise the standard OF re.
volt and vehemently denounccs the
tribe of kid glove patriots in parlia-
ment."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
.ln.ixr nnd Govcrnsr.

Denver. Sept. 2S.-Judge Overs re-
turned to Leadvillc last night after
spending the day In conference with
the governor. The governor said last
night that the consultation was most
satisfactory one and that he and Judge
Overs had come to n perfect under
standing concerning the course to be
pursued Mt Lcadville. Further than
this he had nothing to say concerning
what had passed between them or
what, II anything. had been agreed
upon.
The governor said last night that he
hnd heard nothing new from Lcadville
and knew nothing of the reports Of fir.
Ing on the guards at the mines.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
SUFFERING IN LIBERIA.
American Negro Colonists Are Now In Il
Dlrest Distress.

American Negro Colonists Are Now In the
DIrest Distress.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2s.-The steamer
Waesland, which arrived here to-day
from Liverpool, brought back as pas
sengers six of the colored colonists
who went to Liberia early in the spring
on board the famous steamship laura
da. They tell of horrible sufferings
from disease and destitution by the un-
fortunate people who gave up their
homes In this country to journey 10
Liberia. Forty members of the eXpe
dition, consisting Of SIS people, are al
ready dead, while the entire number
previously taken out on the Danish
steamer Horsa. have been carried Off
by John Bull fever. Among the
party returning is Taylor Smith Of For
est City, Arkansas. He says the coun-
try is unfit for civilization and that
those who went on the Laurada are
now penniless. They have not sufficient
money to get back and certain death
awaits them there, fever carrying then,
OF rapidly. Several times they Joined
together and called upon the president
Of the state for help. When the expe-
dition was made up 1t was represented
each man would be given a plot Of
ground and other grants We're to be
given to single men. Strips of land are
given them, but they had no shelter
for several months. Provisions ccm-
mand high prices and they cannot he
secured by these poor creatures, und
there Is no way to earn living.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

Edgar Saltus. the well-known novel
ist and journalist. has never had any
trouble in keeping himself before the
public eye. His latest exploit is finish
tght with DIR. John A. Lees. q prO,ni-
nent society man OF Norrietown. Pa.
The scene Of the battle was the piazza
Of the exclusive Casino at Narrasunsett
pier. and In the contest. which lasted
no less than ten minutes. Saltus
knocked the doctor down six times and
otherwise severely punished him. while
he himself received one knock-down
and several painful blows, but he won
the battle with ease. The dispute arose
ms to which Of the two men had or
dered carriage which drove up to the
door OF the Casino and Of which Saltus
took possession to the medical man q
discontinue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

After very long life the British rail-
way carriage, with Its independent
compartments. begins to show signs OF
having passed It's meridian. As travel
becomes more extended. and journeys
grow in length. Its disadvantages are
more generally felt. Privacy and ex-
-clusiveness are dearly purchased when
accompanied by virtual imprisonment
without food and warmth. Hence the
great popularity Of the American cor
ridor trains with their freedom. COM
Portable temperature and excellent
meals. At present there are but few
of them. but they are SO much appre-
ciated that 1t is evident to the railway
world that In few years they must
be adopted for all long distance traffic.
and with them the second class must
disappear
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
WHAT ENGLAND THINKS ABOUT IT.


the United States would venture to cut a from Europe and take
the markets both continents The barrier gold would be
bond trade There be doubt about that
would Every would
through oig
the profit the
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,,.m ,r,... Letter Au,hen.,c.

Fricdrichsruhc, Sept. ga message
was sent to Prince Bismarck to-day
making him as to the authenticity Z.
tho text of his recent letter on the sub
,ect of bimetallism. addressed to Gov.
ernor Culberson Of Texas.
The correspondent was met by Count
Won Rantzau, Prince BIsmarck's SON
in.lnw. who took the message to the
chancellor. He returned In a few
minutes with the answer that the text
of his letter, us published In the Ham
h,rycr Nnchrichten, was authentic.
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ministerial profession

The ministerial profession aas
gained a great victory in the case OF
Rev. julius Feicke Of New Jersey. who
deserted the pulpit in order to go into
the saloon business and has now re-
turned to the church because his sa-
loon did not pay. Mr.. Feicke simply
struck out for himself at the wrong
time. Had he only waited till after
election" when times will be good. the
ministerial PROFESSIONS victory might
not have been so great. Dull. hard
times have changed the career Of many
a bright mind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
France and Turkey.

London. Sept. 2S.-The Paris cores.
pondent Of the Chronicle learns that NJ.
Cambon, the French ambassador at
Constantinople had long interview
with the sultan yesterday, In the
course OF which he declared that the
western powers had resolved TO insist
that the reforms which had already
been granted In the Armenian provinc-
es should be extended to the whole
Turkish empire.
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JOHN SHERMAN BEFORE HIS poTAGE.

pleading
be
to
be
Of
Of
act of
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A few months ago 1t was stated hat
there were twenty-one handsome
widows in Galien. Mich. and that they
we're all In the matrimonial market
A committee Of bachelors was soon
afterward sent UP to Galien from Jef-
ferson county, Ohio. to inspect the
widows and report. The report was
very satisfactory indeed, and already
five OF the widows have married and
gone to Ohio. and several more are
busily engaged in getting ready to 90.
Indeed Il pays to advertise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
Now Mexico Republicans.

Lns Vegas, n. NJ, Sept. 26.--The Re.
publican party OF New Mexico in Its
territorial convention here today
placed itself on record as the friend of
Mckinley. Thomas b. Catron,. the
present delegate to Congress, was re-
nominated. and the st. Louis platform
waa lndotscl from top to bottom
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

Steve BrodIe. bridge-jumper. saloon
keeper. and theatrical star. whipped his
theatrical manager to standstill In
San Francisco. He Is playing his sem
sational piece. On the Bowery. on the
coast circuit. and he and his manager
went out to see the town. A good deal
of whisky was consumed and then
trouble began. There was only one
round and II was very short one. and
now the great actor Is looking for
new manager,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
c.,,.,u Mcawirc Hur.

Denver. Sept. 2s.-A distressing nc
c,dent occurred yesterday morning IN
this city. Captain McGwlre had lef'
comn McIntire at Ieadvil!s bearing
dispatches to Attorney Generaf carr
In order to reach the attorney general
with ma little delay as possible he ar.
s..,,.., W." IN ,caye the train as 1t passed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
yessle Flndlay, the noted woman out

Jessle Findlay. the noted woman out
law was released from the United
States Jail last week on $4,000 bail.
This was probably done on the theory
that an Oklahoma outlaw gets justice
quicker on the OUTSIDE OF a prison. BIZ
Doolin had been in Jail for months
with prospects Of many months more
delay In his trial and possibly his hnal
cscape from the law. He escaped
from prison and within six weeks was
shot dead. Jessie Findlay has killed
four men and been the leader Of half
dozen bold-ups. Her next effort may
- her last.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

As result Of the war. corporations
have been enthroned and IN era Of cor.
ruption In high places will follow, and
the money power Will endeavor to pro-
long its reign by working upon the
prejudices OF the people until all
wealth Is aggregated In few hands
and the republic Is destroyed. feel
Mt this moment more anxiety for the
safety of my country than ever before,
even In the midst Of war. God grant
that my suspicious may prove ground,
less.-Abraham Lincoln.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

They call that man statesman whose
ear Is tuned to catch the slightest pull
sation Of pocketbook. and denounce
as n demngogue any one who dares to
listen to the heart -beats of humanity
w. j. Bryan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

through Burnham station. Without
waiting for 1t to stop he jumped to the
depot platform, missed his footing and
fell. The car truck passed over one of
his feet, crushing 1t completely. The
Injured man was removed first to his
home and later to St Luke's hospital,
where DR.. Parkhill amputated the in
jured member.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. senior. is
out with card to the New York press
utterly denying the reports that her
husbands health is In n more precar-
ious condition than ever heretofore. 1t
is claimed that the multimillfonaire is
better than ever and that his physi-
clans are most delighted with his RAPID
progress toward ultimate and complete
recovery
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

The exclusively gold nation. like
England. may show the most massive
fortunes In the ruling classes. but It
shows also the most helpless and hope.
less poverty in the humber walks Of
life. The gold and silver nation. like
France. can exhibit no such individual
fortunes as abound in England, but 1t
has n peasantry whose silver savings
can pay war indemnity that would
have bcgsnred the gold bankers =
London. and to which the peasantry OF
England could not have contributed
pound sterling in gold or even shil.
ling In silver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

~ am for the largest use of silver In
the currency Of the country. l would
not dishonor 1t: would make no dis
elimination. I would utilize both met.
als us money and discredit neither. !
want the double standard. d."-Candidate
Mckinley in the House of Representa-.
tives June 81, 1890.
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SECRETARY JOHN G. CARLISLE


while
would prolonged
half metallic the world"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

Prince Bismarck said IN 1901: III
have always been in favor OF an inter-
national agreement for the restoration
of silver us a money metal, and IL 1t
cannot be had without England's help.
then we ought to restore silver without
her."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

The first net passed in relation to
coinage was in 1102. It was prepared
by Alexander Hamilton. Endorsed by
Thomas Jefferson. Approved by George
and provided for the free
and unlimited coinage OF gold and 81.
YER at the ratio OF fifteen parts Of sill.
yer to one OF gold.-Coinnge Laws Of
the United States, pnge 4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

James G.. Blaine: 81 believe gold
and silver coin to be the money Of the
constitution. No power was conferred
on Congress to declare either metal
should not be money. Congress has. In
my Judgment, no power to demonetlze
silver any more than to demonetize
gold"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
Grrow, 1nlrsd.

"He loved me-" she sobbed. II fed
upon his love until 1t grew cold. What
was then to do, I, who had been used
to three warm meals day?"
As they listened their hearts grew
heavy. Here. indeed. was sorrow
Dct.,it Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

The colored Baptists OF north Mis-
souri, will hereafter refrain from ex-
tending the hand Of fellowship to min
listers who obtain divorces and then
marry again. No easy separation for
them
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
lJnanSWerable ArgUmen1S and Reasons why
William j. Bruan Should be The Next President.


n.y. indefinitely appresating and which by that very fact
promote the the industrial of the country and
alfour Manchester England October 81
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Thnrher'a Successor.

New. Sept. 2S.-wilbur +. Porter OF
Water,own was tonight nominated by
the Democratic state committee for COVER.
nor. to take the place OF John Boyd
Thachcr.
Frederick G. Schraub of Lewis was
pominuted for lieutenant governor to
take the place of Mr.. Porter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

II believe the struggle now going on
In this country and In other countries.
for a single gold standard, will, II sue
cessful. produce widespread disaster
In the end. throughout the world
James G. Blaine.
Can disaster be more widespread
than II Is now?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

John Sherman wrote In 1878: II was
strongly in favor OF the single stand.
ard Of gold, but other arguments show.
ing the dangerous effect upon industry
by dropping one Of the precious metals
from the standard of value. outweigh
in my mind all theoretical objections
to the blmetnllic system."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

When the British warships opened
fire on him Said Kahlid found out how
small person the sultan Of Zanzibar
was anyway.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
A srArEsMAN's WISE WORDS.
Games G. Blaine In the United States
Senate Feb. Z, 1871

Senate Feb. Z, 1881
The responsibility for rAestablishing
silver ia its ancient and honorable
place as money in Europe and In Amer
ica, devolves really upon the Congress
Of the United States. II We act here
with wisdom and firmness, We shall
not only successfully remonetize silver
and bring It into general use rs money
In our own country. but the influence
Of our example will be potential among
European nations. with the possible
exception of England. Indeed, our an
nual Indebtedness to Europe is 80 great
that, II We have the right to pay In Sill
yer, we necessarily cOerce those ma
tions by the strongest Of all forces,
self-interest. to aid us in upholdIng the
value of silver rs money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

When a man has learned that the
cheapest and best way to get hing
is to pay for 1t, he is on the highway
to success.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01
HSthing - fhsA.

First Moth-For heavens sake. iets
get back to the city where can get
decent meal.
Second Moth-what 10 the matterE
First Moth-I haven't struck any
thing but bathing suits since came
here.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

"whoever controls the volume Of
money Of any country Is absolutely
master of all Industries and COM
merce,"-Jnmes A. Garfield.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-01

Many man never knew that his life
was a hard one until somebody was
cruel enough to tell him.