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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-19

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OF the Texas Magazine
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The September press will be the best and mod
credtabe issue of in
OF many successful not
single subscription advertisers emit but now
such pride in the result ought to LET
pie know what
Interest in the September issue nav he mpu
ca Personal Recolecon stephen by Moses Austin
ms nephew ana many years his private intimate
quannce with the throw much light on the
private and political great mpsaro 1t was written for
and SATISFACTION Of he authors SON 1a pena
Bryan of Brennan story Of old slave life in the South
Mrs s o. Adams; Murphy elizabeth ee
Mcqueen CIR, and Jobn p sinder The Sv
teenih slment Of exhaustive Life OF Santa
story The Conversion Of Reid
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more nan mere review simple outline
pneous controversies Independent vigorous and original
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RoCKDALE LOCALS.
i"wn invaded by MiIIcrs-Exn.ri.
ment With IIrnfte

'ssh LIsntte.
'Aeaie' Iexas, September iS.-In the
pas' eoheebean bugs and crickets. like the
p''sues OF Egypt. have swooped down
oh Hockdale at about this season. but last
hight the town was invaded by mil.
iers or candle dies. They came in myriads
ana millions and invaded every lighted
room which was not securely protected by
screens.
ohe hundred tons OF pitch ara
en route TO this place for the Ignite com
p.ss or briqncsting machine works and
TEST VIII soon be made with every con.
s"sras OF success OF the scheme. 1t is
an. however. by the people that The
cnure output of the present .s,ah,,sa
, %sh, w,li be taken by the railroads Iear-
s Sk none for private consumption. sho,,d
s lis prove To Be the case other plsnts viii
'a Hollow and. perhaps merry war on
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The Change Mnde.

Waco Texas September 1s.-The train
office to the Katy depot today and the
Texas Central trains arrived over that
road today Notice Is given that all Texas
Central trains hereafter win arrive at
and depart from the Katy depot.
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Getting On Nicely.

DIT. G. d. Parker. who was burt last
week bv being thrown from his horse, is
doing nicely. with prospects CT being rie
to be out in "A few DAYS. The doctor de-
slres. through The Post. to thank his
friends for their sollcitudc as TO his wei
farn 'S w.
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and Gulf Colorado and Santa Re Railway
companies, submitted under No. " OF
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company. authority Is hereby granted for
the adoption OF the rate OF 1s% cents per
100 pounds for the transportation OF Ium-
Der. In carloads minimum weight $4,000
pounds per car. from Big Sandy. Texar-
kama and intermediate points on the st.
Louis Southwestern railway Of Texas to
Oak Ciiff.
Effective September 20. 1897.
1t Is hereby ordered that commodity
tariff No. -. issued by this commission
July 20. 1897. TO apply ON shipments Of
cotton In bales transported by railroads
between points In Texas. and effective Au-
gust 10, 1897. be amended by cancel.ng ex-
ception IA In section Of the tariff and sub
shutting therefor the following:
Exception 14--Eew York Texas and
Mexican and Gulf, Western Texas and
Pacific railways:
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THE NE "
IitfTCIIINl

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TexAs railway, w q. uatrs, paiiis
TeAas. II IL. Byars. Columbus; l.. u.
Endt city. :. u. Dealcy, Dallas. ii
Brown city; w, l.. Mcbride, San Anioni1
/ smith San Antonio; j. s. Homer
~ Gildden, city. G. s. Vaughn, Fort
Worth. NJ, w Brown. 81. I0um, Mlss
Gertrude Smythe, Corpus Christi; ii
keavls, ST. Louie; n, j. linder Lieno i
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'ltVa. aims, \, u Nash san An
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AA1reNS ft1rwood Mrs, + l., rnekiey
lori Scott a. Il Watkins. san Arte,,te
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EdNa y Il. Petofs Chicago; A. w III
tiers >, Beaunlont Carl Morgan. Victoria; {.
- r. ie.o,Ias, hosenoerg J. T.. Mason
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The Opening Deferred.

the opening of the Sacred Heart school
in the Third ward by the Dominican sis-
tiers has been deferred until Monday, Sep
charge OF this school. will arrive Thmrse
day ANuAs-
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QUARANTGNEs on THE CENTRAL.
Yesterday Tho Houston and Texas Cen
trai received notice that tho county OF
brazos, including Bryan. Mllllcan, Well
born nnd College, had declared a qunran-
tine against all infected points, but would
permit people to enter the county when
provided with a certificate OF health. The
intention is to apply these rues as to paa-
eengers from Lousana ana South Texas.
Waco declared similar quarantine. No
Interference viii be made with the running
III Lrnlns
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BARRED OUT The WORLD
Some Towns Will Not Allow Trains
to Stop.
HOW THE TRAINS EAST WILL RUN
stations Along the Houston and
Texas Ceptral Declaring Quaran-
tine Against Infected Points.

The quarantine situation with reference
to railroads was made more complicated
and vexlng yesterday by adyIces OF addi-
tional quarantine restrictions at some
towns along the Southern Pacfhc between
hers and New Orleana. Telcgramn came TO
the railroads headquarters in Houston all
day telling Of quaraatines ordered by GER
tain places against trains. baggage. pas
scngers or freight from anywhere. That
simply means against The world.
To such point has the interference
gone that the Southern Pacific Is unable
TO bring their trains to n stop within the
limits OF great number Of places, and
they have seriously considered the ad
visibility OF taking of the two remaining
passenger trains between Houston and New
Orleans.
Orders wcre given yesterday that train
No 10. due to leave Houston for New Or
leans at 7:25 p. NJ. would run only az far
an Orange and leave rhcre on tho time OF
No. 20. arriving IN Houston at s45 a. m.
today. Train No. 90 left New Orleans at
800 p. m. yesterday and went only as far
as Lafayette. La. whore the equipment
was turned and sent east rs No. 10. By
this arrangement there are ll3 miles OF
territory that had no passenger service
last night
Tho city OF Orange yesterday sent
telegram TO Manager Van Week aaying
that they would admit no trains from the
east. and only passengers from the west
could enter there when armed with GER
tificate Of ly'alth The company reported
tbet their night train arrived at Orange
without trouble.
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THE HOTELS.

u ] tlandley. A. y Doggctt ana wife.
Simon Weller, New York Victor G. Bar
ringer, san Autnni0; Nelson Davis, Aus-
tin, o, J.. Brown. ST. Louis, H. H. WI
son, Austin. n se Williamson. GOnzales.
~. J Perry Moda. Frank Andrews \.
j, Eatc!in, Texas, Geo T.. Moore, Omaha,
Mta Juiiu Watrwall, Roclp5r,, H. g
IaltersVn, T. j Aapme1n H. j. Cohn,
Louis, VI Porter. boston; writ slz"r.
PHILADELPHIA, CAAA. +. Meade Dallas. Il
7 Nlnytnt aud wife. Paris. Geo. II. l43w
Jr., Galveston.
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This means: You come
In, try on, get fitted and
suited, and buy whatever
you like; go home and
change your mind 49, no
matter what reason--your
mother in law don't like
EN-, for Instance; Come
back for your money.
We take our chances.
What are they? General
ly, II you are properly fit-
ted and suited. You stick
to our clothes; If not prop
erly fitted and suited, we
don't want you wear
ing around a bad ad-
yertlsement for us
once in a while. of
course we lose a tribe.
we gain hundred times
where we lose once. Gain
what? And lose what? A
safe Because we put our
customers interest flrst.
The firm that don't give
satisfaction don't dare
guarantee satisfaction.
Come III tomorrow, the
next DAY, or any day best
suited to your convenience
ana try on some OF our fall
SUITS They'll suit you,
ana the price is right.
Good clothes; good price"
our motto.
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The Hotel Bristol.
CEuror can Plan.)

Dining Roori after cxtenstve Improve
menta. IL again reopnned Flrst-ciass
cooks who can safety The nost fastidi-
ous have iqcn secured. and the prices put
at the lowest notch The Hotel Is he most
complete IN tbs state new aud modern,
having electric lRhts. steam hcag and all
modern convenitnces aud appointments
Rooms Zoe ana 81 o. per day.
MGR,SON g. MALIN Managers.
Formerly of Capitol Hotel
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ConalninsInn Clrenla..

austin. Texas. September is.--rhe ra,-
road commission today issued tho so,,ow,a'
circulars.
o. 10 approval Of Joint application or N.
o. Loun Southwestern Railway OF Texss
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prices. Meantime vast quantitfs
Ignite are going out.
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THE TEXAS
ILLUSTRATE
=M0N TIL Y
MAGAZINE
A MAGAZINE FOR THE SOUTH.

MAGAZINE FOR THE SOUTH
DIRECTORs-AIyin v. Lime, cashier national
Exchange bank, Dallas, Louis BIayIock, publisher
Texas Christian Advocate, Dallas; william q
Scarf president and manager, Scarf a
oConnor Co., Dallas; u. j. Keist, publisher Daily
Times-HeraId, Dallas; Dudley G. WOotcn. editor
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Browns new store, Main and Prairie.
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Rates
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Rates I'm cents per
HOGAN's CHANCES GOOD.

3 order shall take effect october s,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
ANAGNIFICENT PRESENT.
A Pearl Of Great Beauty. The Grand
eat Book ever Published In America.

A Pearl Of Great Beauty. The Grand
est Beok ever Published In America.
Such il the book entitled "The Earth
Girdled by DR.. T. DsWitt Talnlgs, the
greatest religious orator Of tho world,
who possesses the happy faculty Of al
ways saying just the right thing at the
right time and in the right place.
"The Earth 9irdled" il large book,
and fine work OF art, containing over
500 pages and 400 illustrations, taken
from life, In DR.. Talmage's presence. and
under his direction. part Of the illustra-
tons being full page and in many colors
Il In a grand book, which NO one can af-
ford to be without. Its beauty and val
ne are beyond description.
In 1892 DR.. Talmage went to Russin
with ship-load OF -four for the relief Of
the famine sufferers Of that country.
It will cost you nothing TO examine
this book; 1t must be seen In order to be
appreciated.
I will canvass for this book in Rocky
Ford the coming week, also for other
valuable books for all classes OF people.
I can furnish Trade Books, books for
the home, and books for all who are in
terested in literary work.
HATTIE M. CHASE.
Canvaasing agent for the Imperial
Publishing Co., Philadelphia.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29

When the public park was set with
trees citizens generally showed their pub.
spirit by assisting in the work. While
the growth Of the town in population and
wealth would indicate TINT such in.
dividual contributions OF labor would
not now be in order, 1t should be remem:
bered that the expenses OF the municipal
government have greatly increased. The
town council have no funds on hand for
something which should be done. How
many citizens will volunteer to haul
gravel for this purposep w. G. Steele
will head the list with four loads. Who
will follow his example?
Steele & Beall have just closed a
deal whereby A. u. Isherwood OF Custer
City, =. D., purchases l6o acres OF land
OF j. A. jackson, Of Holbrook.
Street Commissioner Martin has 80
cleaned out the laterals that flooding OF
the streets has been abated. lrhe Hood
Of yesterday morning was due to the
overflow Of some fve.acre man,
Tho old Swiuk warehouse. relic Of
the curly times, Is being given longer
lease OF life by new roof.
Fred Cheek, Jr., had some very fns
peaches in town u few days since-almost
us large as apples.
Last Thursday Young son OF Mr..
Foster, living On the Russell place eight
miles southeast of town, met with what
promises to be fatal accident. He was
kicked in the forehead by horse and
the skull 30 badly fractured that DIR.
Fenton removed number OF pieces.
The boy, who Ia only five years old, is
yet alive but his recovery is deemed i'm
possible.
Mrs. Alma M. Cheney has just erec-
ted very neat and substantial iron
fence-the best in town.
Geo d. Warner talks Of starting
another paper at Manzanola.
Tile breaking Of horses for saddle and
wagon 10 u necessary industry. but the
crowded streets OF Rocky Ford should
not be selected for the work.
State Normal at La Junta Aug. 49,
%.
Tho Rocky Ford Mill is receiving
large quantities OF new wheat OF fine
quality, which indicates that threshing
is progressing rapidly.
General Manager Frey and Superin-
tendent Nudge, OF the Santa Fe. have
decided to introduce the Brown system
Of marking employees on the Santa Fe,
August 1. The Brown system consists
iu giving the men demerit marks for fail
ure to discharge their duties, or for acci-
llents resulting from their careiessness,
instead Of laying them on for ten Or
twenty dnys as has been the rule.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
Reifel has best
stock Of Furni-
ture and Carpets.

The best live stock and general mar.
ket reports pnblished in any Denver pa
per will be found each day In THE
DENVER TIMES. Quotations on all
live stock In Denver, Chicago, Kansas
City, st. Louis and Omaha, and the
grain markets and produce markets Mt
all important points are given together
with much general gossip and news re-
lating to the live stock and grain interests.
Movements Of stock will be found 10 bs
accurately reported. THE TIMES is
the only paper in Colorado giving com.
plete and accurate stock market reports.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
Cheap Ten-Acre Tracts.

Cheap Ten-Acre Tracts.
The Columbia Land & Cattle
Co. has subi,vided a large tract
of land at Swink Station on the
Santa Fe railway half way be-
tween La Junta and Rocky Ford,
into ten-acre tracts, and offer
same for sale in tracts to suit pur-
chasers and on easy terms. Call
on or address
CHAs. A. REYNOLDS, Sec'y,
5-17 La Junta Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

~SS~e~~~~oe.~.o~~-
"I,ong expected come ut last" Ou
Sunday last Morris Meyer Of Rocky
Ford was married to Miss Hannah Scoe-
ents. Chicago. Rocky Ford will give
the happy couple hearty welcome.
L. J. Gilliland and wife have re-.
turned TO Latour, Mo-, after almost a
years residence in Rocky Ford. While
their stay here did not result IN the
hOped-for benefit Of Mrs. Gilliland's
ries OF Rocky Ford, it's people and eli
mate.
-Snpt. Bi9gs was in town Monday
and Tuesday for the purpose OF assisting
school secretaries in making ont the
somewhat complicated financial reports
required by law.
Mr.. Brown, Mrs. w. ID. Brown, Miss
Bassett Of st. Joe, Mo-, and Mrs. H. B.
Dye drove down from Manzanola Tues
day on a joint shopping and social trip.
"A. H. and David Best returned from
McFall, Mo-, Sunday last. They left
their aged father improved, but quite
sick. Humphrey Best remained with
him. The Best Brothers found that the
Missouri climate does not begin to COM
pare with that Of Colorado.
H. H. VanClief of the Pueblo Litho
Co. was in town last week and arranged
to provide the Fair Association lot Of
very handsome posters.
H. B. King, Pueblo commission mer.
chant, was in town Tuesday looking az.
ter a watermelon and cantaloupe con.
tract.
g. r. Caldwell was in town Monday
looking after the interests of the Dem
YER News. =
-Mrs. W. T. 8. Kemp came down
i from Victor to attend the funeral OF her
brother. Sidney Knight.
Tuesday evening Carlyle Pollock re-
thirteenth birthday. Ice cream and cake
were served which the children seemed
to enjoy. They departed ut nine O'Clock
declaring they had had good time.
ID. W. Barklsy Jr. left this morning
for a visit with George Smith and other
Pueblo friends.
w. F. Crowley's acceptance OF the
superintendency Of the experiment sta
tion requires him to resign the secretary
sdip Of the Melon Growers' Association.
VIM. Matthews will succeed him. A. b.
Wallis will 10 bo0k.keeper.
w. X. Murray was able to climb the
Enterprise Office stairs yesterday.
-JoA Lees, wife and daughter OF
Warren, Ohio, are guests Of K. L. Num-
ford, as en- route home from a pleasure
trip to California and elsewhere in the
west. Mrs. Lees is sister OF Mr.. Mum.
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Williams moved
to their new house last Monday. We'd
nesday night they were surprised by
about 70 neighbors with baskets filled
with the good things that the ladies
know how to furnish, not forgetting ice
cream. The call was highly enjoyed by
all, especially Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
IF. E. Benedict Of waverly, Neb.
recently purchased 20 acres OF the Prater
land through Gibson 4 Fenlason. He
was accompanied by his family; also by
his sister. Miss Lena Benedict, who se-
cured five acre tract.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
Reasons Why Chamberlais'x Cello,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
elly II the Rext,


/. Because it affords almost instant
relief in case Of pain in the stomach, colo
and cholera morbus.
2. Because it is fhe only remedy
that never fails in the most severe cases
of dysentery and diurrLoca.
3. Because it is tho only remedy that
will cure chronic diarrl,oea.
4. Because it is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious collie.
s. because it is the only remedy that
will cure epidemical dysentery.
@. Because it is tho only remedy that
can always be depeeded upon in cases
Of cholera infantum.
z. Because it is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine in use for bowel
complaints.
8. Because it produces no bud results.
0. Because it is pleasant and safe to
take.
10. Because il has savad the lives OF
more people than any other medicine in
the world.
The 25 and Soc sizes for sale by
Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
orERo COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
FOWLER.

Contractor Nc Donald has COM
menced work on the approaches
to the Apishipa bridge.
A school meeting will be held
Wednesday Aug. 11th for the pur.
pose of enlarging the school house
in district No. 26 and issuing OF
bonds for the same.
The sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Provins on the loss Of their child.
The little one was aged one year.
A surprise party was rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bookshelf at
their residence Monday evening.
A large gathering of their friends
was in attendance and most en-
joyable evening spent.
A meeting has been called for
next Saturday evening, July 3lst,
at the school house for the pur-
pose Of taking steps to form an
exhibit of the products Of Fowler
at the Rocky Ford Fair. A large
gathering is requested as it is to
interest of every one to make a
good showing.
Miss Grace Chambers of Rocky
Ford is visiting her mother, Mrs
G. A. Stevens.
b. I. Bolin has recovered so far
rs to be able to sit up.
}. S. Gilbert met with serious
accident this week. In some
manner he stepped on rusty nail
which penetrated his foot nearly
passing through it. DR.. Reed
dressed the wound and Mr.. Gil
bert is doing nicely.
The Denver morning papers
now arriving on the BLY, on day of
issue cause US to feel that we are
a suburb of the great city.
A canvasser for county direc-
tory has been in Fowler this week.
Commander Booth Tucker of
the Salvatiea Army spent several
hours in Fowler and vicinity on
Saturday. He expressed himself
as highly plepsed with what he
saw in this section of the Arkansas
valley.
M. K. Hutchinson has been
awarded the honor of having the
first ripe peaches in this section.
They were of the early Crawford
variety and were good in color,
size and flavor.
Bert Atkinson will commence 9
threshing in this vicinity next
Monday.
Horace Dye of Manzanola was
in town this week.
w. E. Alexander will ret urn
from Chicago this week.
Mr.. Van Norman of the Alfalfa
Land & Cattle Co. has returned
after an extended visit to Colora-
do Springs.
w. Berry and family, Messrs
Custer and Long of Illinois have
formed a camping party and have
gone for a months outing in the
vicinity of Ute Pass.
d. B. Lee and family have
gone for camping trip to the
Cedars.
New buildings going up in all
directions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
Carl " Thanks.

We wish to think the friends whose
aid and sympathy was 30 freely rendered
us during our recent bereavinent, and
the Epworth League and Christian En-
deavoror for beautiful flowers for the
cnsket Of our lamented Harold.
Mn. AxD MRs. ]. G. FLEMING.
Wo desire to extend our thanks to
many friends for their presence, help add
sympathy during the illness and at the
burial of our husband and son. We
shall cvsr feel grateful.
MRs. GRACE KNIGHT.
MRs. ELIZABETH KNIGHT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
LOUISDALE.

Robt. Adams and Geo. Waring started
for the Cetlars on Tuesday.
Earl and Gertie Miles Of Grand Valley
visited friends hero Sunday.
Albert Wilson 10 on the sick list.
r. l. Adams reports the 6rst ripe
cantaloupe Tuesday,
A, spicer and family Of Rocky Ford
visited friends here Sunday.
r. L. Adams drives fine now buggy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
CHURCH NEWS.

Church social ut I. H. Adair's to-
morrow evening.
AT tho Baptist church, subject for
morning sermon: II am not ashamed OF
the Gospel Of Christ for it il the power
Of God unto salvation 70 every one that
believeth. Evening sermon: Blind
Bartimeus. The new organ il in the
church sure enough now. Como and
welcome and let us worship together.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29

-Ellingwood and Hauck are
rustling business lively. They
have about closed out a carload Of
Wagons and Spring Work and
are now placing an order for an
other car. Parties wanting any,
thing in this line should call and
get figures. You can save money
BY calling at once and seeing what
Ellingwood & Hsuck can do for
you as to good goods and low
prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29
your fruit cans at
Kimzey's.

During the hot weather you
ought not to eat 80 much as in
winter but you ought to have the
very best. The Rocky Ford Gro
Gerry Co. buys goods frequently
and largely so that their stock is
always fresh and of the best. Not
only the quality, bat you will also
find their prices away down. Try
them if not already a regular GUS
toner, and you soon will be.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-07-29

The Enterprise Job Office is
turning out a superior quality Of
Commercial Job Printing. Bring
us your orders. Good stock Of
Stationery always on hand.