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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
Silver Calming Ground.

New York. Jan. 2O.-The missionary
work which some of the leading sen
ators have recently begun in Wall
street is at last bearing fruit in the
conversion of several heads of houses,
who now say they are heartily in favor
of the greater use of silver. They hold
strongly to the view that there should
tute silver certificates for Ill the cur
rency now circulating ut and below
$40. This would require so much sill
yer for use as to raise the price of it at
nncn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
Indians Arrested.

Pocatello, Idaho. Jan. 20.-,Tim Bal
lard. the Bannock chief, and several
of the tribe. who made an Intellectual
attempt to remove Indian Agent Te-
ter by force at Rose Fork on Saturday
last, have been placed under arrest by
the United States marshal, and they
will have an examination before the
United States court at the latter place
on the 27th inst.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
Excaped Convict Recapturcd.

Laramie, Wyo., Jan. 19.-Word has
been received from Boise, Idaho. by
the authorities that Thomas Alorri-
son, the convict who tunnelcd out of
the state penitentiary here last May,
has been captured at that place. Nor
rison was sent up about three years
ago to serve twenty-five years for the
killing of Jumbo" Peterson over u
game of cards at Carbon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
Fearful StatistiCs.

Boston. Jan. 1S.--ln a letter just re-
ceived. the Rev. ii. y. Barnum, %. H..
of Harpoot. Eastern Turkey. says tna,
reports have been secured from lTi
villages in the vicinity of lInrpoot
Those villages contained 15.iOO Chris
have been burned and 15,ISt persons
are reported killed. DR.. Barnum adds:
''Thc reality, fear will prove to be
much greater"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

A good citizen does not care II there
is a policeman on every corner, while
the thief fears every bush an officer"
The former sees the shield on his
breast; the latter the club in his hand.
So, to the righteous, God is a sun and
a shield; to the ungodly he is "a con-
suming fire." The former hopes for
heaven; the latter fears the bottomless
pit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

In Ypsilanti widower married
widow and on the same day the widow
er's son married the widows daughter.
1t is evident that they do not intend
to have the third generation spoiled
by a superabundance Of doting grand
parents
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
WI, shin Two Million. In Gold.

New York. Jan. 20.-NTuller, Schall tS
Co. will ship 100000 in gold, Heidcl-
bach. Ickleheimer & Co, $500oOO, and
u. Won Hoffman x Co., SI50,OO0, by to-
morrow's steamer. Lazard Freres are
expected to ship ST50,0OO to $1,OOO,O00
by Wednesdays steamer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

Congressman Woodman insists upon
hanging his hat and overcoat on the
screen behind his seat In the house.
The astute member from Chicago hasn't
knocked about In that city for twenty
years without finding out that he who
hangs his spare garments out of his
sight is apt to find them in pawn
shop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

Worth noting-the assertion of the
English trade journals that in case OF
a brief war between this country and
England, the only effect on the grain
trade would be increased prices.
Against shortness of supply England
would expect to be protected by heavy
shipments from Russia and India. If
the war were prolonged the difficulties
about supply would be greater.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
Took the Wntcr Works.

Huron, S. D.. Jan. 6.-Dispatches
from Pierre state that Judge Thomas,
in the Circuit court to-day, acquitted
Mayor Myers, City Attorney Wilmarth,
Marshal Bussey and six aldermen of
contempt of court in taking possession
of the city water works. The people
here are happy over the city once more
getting possession of the water works.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

Senator Teller may be credited with
the Introduction into political jargon OF
q phrase which will go far. But no one
likes to be called Underwater
waiter"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

A New York paper. referring to the
recent Ahlwardt episode. says: This
egg business ought to be stopped
Well. Ahlwardt is doing his full share;
he succeeded in stopping three Of them
the other night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

William Watson, Lewis Morris and
Alfred Austin have al. been considered
by Queen Victoria as candidates for
the laureateship. If she had not
stopped when she fixed her choice on
Austin the chances are that eventually
she would have pitched upon a poet
for the position.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

There appears to be a disposition on
the part Of the czar to pat us on the
back and say Bully Boy" from
which we infer that he would like to
have England's attention distracted for
q few minutes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

Mile. Yvette Guilbert's visit can have
no demoralizing effect on persons who
do not understand French and care
fully refrain from attending her per-
formance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

Concerning Russia's alleged offer to
furnish us with all the millions OF gold
we may need, it is unkind to recall the
fact that few years ago we were send
ing shiploads of provisions to the fam
ine- stricken subjects of the Gear.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

"Old Glory" should never be fioated
in front Of a wrong. And when 1t Is
afioat, Americans will mass in solid
columns behind when the bugle sounds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

Is anything serious troubling Kaiser
Wilhelm OF Germany? No arrests for
lese-majeste have been reported for
period OF fully week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

To the people who find themselves
conf Used by diplomatic terms we VIII
say that the Monroe doctrine means:
skinny on your own side
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

A woman. Miss Emma Whitney Of
Cleveland. who was recording clerk OF
the Ohio Legislature last year. will
likely be reelected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

Erastus wiman is beginning the
world again. and 1t is safe to say that
he will not allow himself to be Dun up
again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
The Rocky Ford Enterprise
ROCKY FORD, COLORADO.

"A Kentucky Judge nearly died from
hiccoughs a short time ago. Thus 1t
Is seen that even mint has its thorns.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

A Lewiston, Me-, man is studying on
n sidewalk which can be turned Up to
lump 4uow in the gutter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

An Italian vendetta is making serioW
trouble at Wilkesbarre. Pennsylvania.
The morning times., 1896-08-23
MISE NORD To NLTHERS.

N/HEN the sohool days are finished
w and the Eone coming over. many
girls are mole or less Qis,un .enI,d
IN the home because jiGert. seems Ia be no
special place for thom TO fill. In school
they have had dutieS ard occupa tons.
and have become accustomed 10 regular
hours of employment
20, WISE Is the mother who at this irving
time is willing 10 make place in the
Rome for the little would-Ie reforrner.
or the enthusiast who would Ike 10 Oct
into practice some way her ideas OF
housekeeping and home making Let
the new ways and new ideas lie tired,
ani srow sCme Hospitality to them ard
sorne sympathy 10 ether views than your
own
A division Of lahors and responsible
tiles is a happier way OF meeting TIE
difficulty than giving up and over Of
ones IDEAS and domain 10 the Perhaps
over jealous young woman WHO should
have gained tact and sympathv and
some knowledge of row TO live. hapUiIy
with others II her school days have
been Of any value Encourage ter to
use her gifts. Eot only in her own homp,
but for others The girl who haS yIerty
of room for expansion in her own hcrne
is usually the least anxious to try home
making under another rCof-New NurJ
Evening Post
The morning times., 1896-08-23


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The morning times., 1896-08-23
MELTING FLESH.
How to Reduce Weight Four Pounds
a Week.
But Mrs. Conrady really did ii.


When she first wen, I" the trainer, he
gave her small cncoura agcment He in
sisted that lie had never yet seen the woman
who had the strength OF purpose and force
of will To persist in a thorough, well ina rked-
out course Of training.
"Training'' said he. means nothing but
hard work. nay more. To be really effective.
il has got To mean ovcrwork; nothing but
genuine overwork viii reduce tie flesh,
and that is what no woman will relisiously
held herself 20. I's hard enough Tor man.
Why. trainers Of pueiiists almost have to
resort to brute force at times To Keep their
men up to the work and down to the diet,
with all that is depending upon il"
'-Oh, yes | constantly train men down;
at the rate sometimes Of four pounds n
ratio But did you ever see woman
train? 1 viii tell you how she does it.
Let us say. ror instance. that she starts in
with bowling For a few mornings she
will work very well, ami feels tremend-
ously cDcglA OYER it: Then she beg TO grad
ually ease up. and invariably ends by sitting
around IT. watch the thin woman bowl.
Now, that is the way nine stout women
oIt OF ten. yes. nincty-nine out of a hun
drcd, train. The very tastes and disposi-
tion that made ncr take on flesh in the be-
ginning will keep her fat to the end. Oh,
yoa needn't look annoyed! You may talk
about your fine women and refer to
their cmbonpoiut: | call them fat
MY experience has been the same with
the wheel. Last spring n man brought his
daughter 70 me. a girl OF fourteen years
The morning times., 1896-08-23

ut a summer resort tIkes place here soon
The bicycles Will beridaea b ) all the famous
heautics OF the summer,
There are not mat ysht W bouses building
here now. The great uld resiiences stand.
The eAmcricau Gus TOM Gt4mlli ng down tbeoh
house and putting up. agother has vanished.
Now an addition is put upon the new house
That great imposing front which you see
rising from the cliffs N solemn Erayness
is The addition" put upon the Breakers.
The old house Is now only Il cosy summer
room in the rear. To pull down AMI rebuild
is not good form at Newport.
The coaching pa radc set down for August
% was the cause OF bringing my me n here
who. for some reason. have been living
quietly in New York at TIE Metropolitan
Club Perhaps they feel that they can rest
better at the club. Perhaps they know this
is a summer when II is well to watch ones
business closely. Anyway, they come up
for events like the coaching, but not 10
stay long.
Tie open air horse show starts in next
Wednesday and lasts until Saturday. The
coaching parade horses will all be there.
This horse show is more an exhibit or pet
ami trick horses. good carriage teams and
Cobs. than an exhibit OF valuable horses.
People keep their hiCh-breeds for the No
veinber horse show. Here they show off
the horses they like to pet and drive.
Mrs. q. II. L. Belmont is becoming the
most popular woman IN Newport. She is
trying a : hard to be agreeable now as she
tried to he exclusive for the last twenty
years Her latest gift is n valuahe cup In
he sailed for by halrratcrs. Her son and
II. o. Havemeycr have charge of the ar
rangements and are gathering the yachts
men together for the sail for the big teauti-
full cup.
TIE grandest bali given since that Duke
OF Marlborough ball will take place at Bel
court, the combination stable and house
where the family now reside. This term
combination stable" inaptly describes
the structure. which is Il series of grand
open courts, through which one passes
fr"m dining hall to drawing-room, from
staircase halls to veran'la and on through
stone arches to the stables. where the ami
mails from the Orient are gathered as
recreation for the master Here lives the
sacred COW with one uncrumpled horn, Civ
ing cream for the family coffee, and here
are the goats that dra W the children around
IT. is said that the Calvin Brces as
good as own the Astor villa. where they
have lived several summers that they
have a long lease of il. They dned with
Waldorf Astor and visited him quietly
many times, and this they would not have
done had Mr.. Astor been ''bleeding" tie
Brices. Some amicable adjustment OF
dollars and cents exists. without question.
New York is complaining greatly that
it gets no chance at Pts own millionaires.
Florida and the Pacific get them in winter.
Newport and spots in the Eastern noun
tains get them in summer. They only
come home for Thanksgiving and then it
. is tina nksgivinS all around.
HARRY GERMAINE.
The morning times., 1896-08-23
Recipes of Famous Beauties TO,
Keeping the Complexion Clear.
Lillian Russell Uses
Thick Cream-CaIye
Scrubbing Brush.
A Ride in the Sun Don't rlean
Chap and Freckies.

the SURFACE again, and by breakfast time
caves face is the clear, ruddy olive 30
3nuch admired Try this yourself if Your
race is dull and muddy. You can do il IN
ten minutes Of a morning
Now, l saw beautiful woman. an
actress out today upon the ocean. sailing
contentediy in Il catboat, fishing for small
Try. She wore neither veil nor gioyes Next
ier, squinting under Il veil. sat a woman
who viii be gray and wrinkled when the
ether one IS still making beauty conauests
The pretty one is the most famous mo+eI
OF the Metropolitan studios Her face tin,s
are her fortune. l spent an hour with her
yesterday after she came in from her fish
ing. and what do You think she did,
The minute she got in her room she
threw off her dress and put OH a wco,an
sweater. While she was getting iato it :,
maid brought Il buwI II white liauid. II
was buttermiik. Slowly and carefully.
with a camel's-hair brush, she apbiied
the buttermiIk to her face, neck and
hands, and while II dried on we obatted
about he rself.
Il can't paint nor powder" said she
for It would ruin my tints. so | pre-
serve Them Us best | can. THIS butter
HIN u IKE biedCh- see how white
shall be when il comes off ! wash it
oil with rainwater and fin. soap. wasn't
with keeping my system 10 order, is my
only beautifier.
Mrs Leslie Carter and Mrs. Potter"
sara N" little actress, waxing very conf
te"llal, ARE rot pretty WOMAN eitf,rr OF
theiu, hGt you Outsider them So. fccause
'hey nave such lovely hair. They DON'T
bleach. II i their own. but Z i, belonged
TO you. "'ith the cares and the hard work
lhn>e wonea have gore through, 1t would
L. ihrcc-fourths strcaked WIFI gray.
I hose womenkce theirlCcks rel by,ara.
trey began by frightening them. This
isi"ne 6yhrushing aud toEics and ex pna,rrcIa
sunlight. II is easy to brighten your .cs.s
fou can make incni hioorn II you wart 20.
After you get them pretty you nIust kcer
'hcm so MARGARET T REED
The morning times., 1896-08-23

did. And die he almost did. but not OF
.'epicurea,r ecstasy By sorrc trick Ie-
culiar 10 Holsters the dish was what Is
known rs "a poisoned lObster,' and for a
week he hay in bed groaning with pain.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is in the very inner
ranks OF the 1856. as ttc 400 has dwindIei
TO. There is no reason why she should not
occupy this position. as she h as al the reqIi-
sites. But she has hitherto held aloof for
other aims. Now shcis is fright In it, ax
it were. and she proved the racE by q stutc
dinner, at which she introduced Miss Vivian
Sartors and Miss .sJalia Dent Grant to
Newport society. Everybody was there.
And what did they seege "A regaliy beautiful
women In white satin sprigged in roses,
with her pearls twisted around her neck.
and by iser side two of the nest Ecauti-
full girls that have stepped into Newport
since Cons,Iclo Yznuga. Duchess OF Man
chester. reigDcd theIs. These two young
pcoplc with Mrs Palmcr's sons, make the
house of great interest to Newport leaUx,
wi o complain Of more girls ihah there are
beauties. . uIjs
Miss Fair says sheldid rot NEARLY lose
her life" in. mat sea- story that got out
about her She was dancing all the time
she was suppressed 10 be dTow ming Her
constant companion Is Mrs. Hermana
OeIrit.j,s. who is toDsdcrate enough TO
dress as the dOwager. as fell for hcr
Ii tie sister Mis- Fair hasn't the dignity
of sixty-nillion dollar hCircss. She is
too saucy locking. Her I,se is &c % t.p-tiit
and her freckles tco pIGGounded. She is n
Trim little girl. though. ard one that even
the old sea salts turn to look at. She is
teaching Miss Van Allen the wheel Mis-
Fair cycles in navy lue and Miss Van Allen
iD brown. Afternoons tie two wear ralc
blue and white. AniDstructOr always ides
along fer safety. TIE Newport fad Is fOi
Eim 70 ride AHEAD. h,oEiBS Ills eyes uEon
the read for sharp pebbles and ruts.
Nothing excels the Newport bicycle
parl,ies when the car colony comes
down There are few gold of silver wheels
but man : LisEei ones land the owners deco
rate them with gorgeous flowers. Paper
flowers are not unknown in Newport +,
for the wheels keep fresh longer aud are
lighter with these than with tie flowers
heavy with summers sap The fragrance
is there Just the same.
\ band OF thirty pieces on wheels en-
hv.ns the scene and the prizes are sill
yer things on the bicycle order. And aftc--
wards comes a bicycle dance N the hotel.
That IL the way "A bicycle day is man
aged at Newport.
The biggest bicycle Is-adc ever given
The morning times., 1896-08-23
HAIR EMBROIDERY.

IN oLDEN times it was the custom for
L ladies to give their sweethearts hand
kerchiefs with their initials embrcider-
ell with the fair donors hair, or finger rings
or watch chains made from hair. Such
fashions have died out, but the fashion
for emhTo dered handkcrchefs with hair
has been revived.
For embro.dering purposes hair Should
lie soaked IN fo:liDg water before using
TO make it soft and pliable, so that it can
he threaded in IA fine needle and used like
silk. one method is to lap Gown several
strands of hair and sew or couch it down
with fine silk. Feather stitching is offer
dore with hair. and with little practice
is very effective. In figure embroidery hair
is used for eyebrows and eyelaShes, making
the figure much more natural looking.
The morning times., 1896-08-23
NEWPORT DEBUTANTEs.
Granddaugfiters of General Grant Are
introduced Into Society.

Newport, Aug. 23.-Newport is taking
itself in earnest this year. Everybody
has task to perform and is performing
1t with surprising industry. 1t Is SO diff
ferent from watching girl make the evOlu-
ton into Il duchess or an elderly beiS,
catch young beau. People all have some
thing 10 do and are doing it eagerly and
independently.
j. j. Van aleu-. who Is like the prince
In all things except his monocie, has a
daughter to Introduce, aud well he is doing
1t. He began in the royal English way Of
allowing graudmamma TO lead off. The
first great dinner of the season was given
by Mrs. William Astor at Beech wood, To
introduce Miss Van Allen to society Thos..
present were the elderly set, the old ma
irons and the dowagers Miss Van Alien
was unknown to them in face, for she
went to French convent years ECO,
after her mothers death, and emerged only
when time to bring her out at Newport.
Her father is teaching her to keep house,
to relieve him of the care which he has
borne SO gracefully and SO long
Following this came grand ball at
the Van aleu- house, and now the Casino
dances, noted through two continents.
are graced by the young lady's presence
And that is Newport bringing out.
The British embassy has its headquarters
i'll Newport for the summer. viscOunt
Cough is at its head in Sir Julian Paunce.
fote's absence in England. In the embassy
is very eligible gentleman, visiting MEM
her of the legation. He has an honorable
title and is desirable from many a point Of
view. This gentleman all the way over on
the Paris kept talking Of the beauties of
the Newport suppers. II want to eat one
live broiled lobster there" he said, land
then die of epicurean ecstacy."
The very night Of his arrival the club
house was prepared for him, and a tive
broiled lobster brought out and set before
him by his catering friends. Eat 1t he
The morning times., 1896-08-23
Some Timely Recipes.

Salmon Mayonnaisc-Turn cut tin OF
salmon and arrange tie fish on plate
carefully removing all skin and bone
Next prepare the sauce. Place yc'k OF
a very fresh egg, perfectly free from the
white. into n small basin. and stir with
wooden spoon, mixing in n tie same time
to taste. and about half Il sah sr,oniul
OF mustard Have small tIttie IF salad
oil III your left hand. cut a Eoic in the cork
so that the oil will drop slowly through it:
stir vigorously the wEcle time. Directly
the mayonnaise begins to tEicken the uil
may be added in larger Quantities, though
still slowly When aLoG, till tr Gil las
been used. add toasrCCnful each Of tar
ragon vinegar and lemon juice. ard il The
sauce is still tco thick, Tin il down with
a little Geld stock. Prepare some lettuce
and lay it on 4 dish, and Tn tlis arrange
hesalmoD pour the sauce over, and garnsh
prettily with slices Of cucumber nj caIers.
Tomato Salad-Take three or four tC-
matoes which must bc firm ard ripe. ard
cut into Slices and two heads Of crisp Gel
cry. Prepare dressing of enc part OF
oil ,vo nar,s of vinegar n little tarr,ron.
pepper and salt, and tablespoonful uf
cream Lay the celery ard tomatoes al
,crnatcly in salad Eowl Pour over Tie
,,,o.s;ny and s.rve
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"aSpoes n'',n ,,a,s, ,,n,r -, ua,,
y. PIC u'',, -
from which a good deal of tho Juice has
hsep strained. Take two eggs and their
weight in butter supar and flour make
this into n halter and beat ten minutes
sn-.oa this nm tn. rruit am, lake in n
verv oui1t oven place 4 naper friu
round the nie.,,ish. and sift powdered
sugar over tho cbeesecake
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The morning times., 1896-08-23
GUN AND BAG.
New Sport Which Iss Being Adopted
by Young Ladies.

A new and popular function for the
early autumn is the cunning party. The
''maiden up to date" has decided that
more fun and excitement can be gotten
out OF one days shooting than weeks
or months OF wheeling, tennis, golf or
croqnet. and the costumes, OF course,
they are fetching and worth considering
at some length.
The methods OF procedure for the host
ess OF smart cunning party vary some