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Those of our readers who
wish to subscribe for any of the
standard magazines or other per-
iodicals can do so through the En-
terprise Office at lowest rates.
We can order for you any publi-
cation in the U. s.
Those who believe chronic diarrhDa 70
be incurable should read what Mr.. p. E.
Grisham Of Gaars Mills, La, has to say
on the subject, viz: II have been a suf-
ferer from chronic diarrhoea ever sincs
the war and have tried all kinds Of medi-
cines for it. At last I found remedy
that effected cure and that was Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" This medicine can always be
depended upon for colo cholera morbus,
dysentery and diarrhma. II is pleasant
to take and never fails to effect q cure.
Is and so cent sizes for sale by Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-10-28

The racing matinee last Friday at
tracted quite large crowd.
I'm order that Rocky Ford may be
strictly up-to-date two OF our enterpris.
ing citizens have purchased Belgian
hares. Last week B. U. Dye and f. Y.
Hauck each received pair Of these
handsome animals from breeder at Col
orado Sprngs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-10-28

Red, White and Blue Friday,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-10-28

-Fenton 4 Co.. sell Hammer
Paint warranted the best. If
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-10-28

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL it fails
to cure. 25c: 15-40
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-10-28

Steele & Beall are prepared to
make a few Loans on farm prop
erty. Call on them for particulars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-10-28

s..: g. :: ws....:. .sssn; Knapp g. Wallis
Attorneys-at-Law,
Practice In any court In tho state. Notary In
once. Collections made In any part
Of tho United StAtos. On1co over
Ellingwood Aauok's store.
ROCKY FoRD, COLORADO.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-10-28
%. g. Ament OF Fowler. was greeted
by old friends in Rocky Ford Monday.
CHURCH NEWS.

H. J. Green has been confined
his room for several days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
A RETALlArlNe TREATY.

srssatins WIN IN. oas 70 On.st the
DlnEisY IariH nri
nuenos Ayres. Sept. i5-The minis
ter Of fnan e has sent 20 the Argentine
congress a raft Of the new retallatory
tariff against the United States. drawn
along the lines advocated by President
urlhuru In his latest message to the
congress, There Is no doubt that the
bin viii become a law practically as Il
stands
This new tariff win increase the duty
80 per cent on those products not now
on the free list and Is per cent on
those which are on the free list Il
will apply 10 those countries which
have increased or may increase duties
on Argentine products. and Is aimed
directly AZ the United States.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Natohez. Miss. sepa i5-scserai ru.
mos Of suspicious cases Of fever AZ
small towns In Mississippi and Louis.
lana IN communication With this place
were promptly traced down and found
10 be- entirely without foundation One
party from Franklin county. Miss
succeeded In getting hy the guards
without submitting 10 examination
but was quickly arrested and carried
before the mayor.
Much freight and mail for this plac,
Is tied up az Harrision. Miss. but or.
rangements 10 fumigato the mails have
been made and then Il will come
through.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
SITUATION IN sPAIN.
one Newspaper correspaadeut - san
s.bssti.n says % Il Critical

One Newspaper corretpandeut "a san
ssbsstisn sAys - u Critical
London. Sept l5-The Times corre-
spondent az San Sebastian comments
on the almost complete Indifference
displayed BY representative men re-
gardlng the extremely critical political
situation" Continuing. be says.
Ministers. generals. diplomatlsis and
public men Of all parties and Of every
variety of opinion merely shrug their
shoulders when Cuba Is mentioned.
Tho present government % weak In the
extreme. but there "a no lign that the
Liberals are any better organized.
Captain General weyier viii prob
ably be retained IN Cuba out of defer
once 70 the personal wishes a ihe late
Premier Caaovas del Castillo. But ex-
nerlenco forces the conviciion that
Cuba viii never b. ndlfed hy mill
tary operations. Tho question arises
whether the United States could be- In
durcd 10 stop American suppllcs 20 the
insurgents n no. there is no doubt
the rebellion would soon collapse. The
difficulties would BE- great. but the
question ought seriously 10 occupy tie
attention Of the Spanish statesmen"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
THE fever SCOURAGB
A Few New Cases Developed AZ
Different Places.
THERE Is MUCH UNEAsINEss


New Orleans. Sept. i5.-Thcre has
been no further changes In the fever
situation since the Official bulletin
board Tuesday night. declaring ave
new cases Of yellow fever Numerous
suspected cases are being reported TO
the board. but many Of them are
known 10 show no traces Of yellow
fever The absence Of mortality Is
having tendency 10 strengthen public
confidence In the methods which are
being applied In the treatment Of
cases Unless the disease should sud
denly assume a most malignant form.
many people who intended TO leave
town. will probably remain md help
fight the battle.
On the streets there Is no somblanee
Of excitement What business there
IA transacted locally is going on With
out interruption. Very little freight q
being handled. Passenger business
has dwindled TO nothing. The Louis
vile and Nashville road took on to-
day its through trains. The Mlssls-
slppi Valley has Withdrawn lis Fegu-
lar daily train TO and from Memphis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
EQUAL TO GOLD.
Mine ef Turquoise Pound 90 which
one stons u worth $1,000

A Mine of Turquoise Found 90 which
oae stens Il worth $1,000
Santa Fo. n. NJ. Sept. i5.-Prohahly
the largest and finest turquoise taken
from American soil has been received
here from southern New Mexico. II
weighs about i5s carats and Il Is esti-
mated by competent experts that Il viii
weigh fully ~ caats when cut and
polished. Il has the best color known.
light sky blue. Just shade lighter than
blue birds wing. This. with a num-
Der of smaller stones running FROM
40 10 10 carats. was taken from a newly
discovered mine. the location OF which
Il IL believed, is IN lincoln county. n.
NJ Absolutely no details % this dis
covery can be learned The large stone
ls estimated TO be worth S00On.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16


Indianapolis. Sept. i5-Governor
Mount sen, the following to the shsr-
"a Of Ripley county:
Wire me At once particulars Of the
lynehlng thaf occurred In your eoun-
". I further desire you TO proceed I'M
medlately With an the power At your
command to bring to justice an par
ties guilty Of participating IN the
murder Of the i've men alleged TO have
been lynched Such laWlessncss h In
tolerable and all the power Of the
state. II necessary. win be vigorously
employed for the. arrest and punish
ment Of all parties implicated"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
WERE CHARGED
WITH ROBBERY
The Men We're Shot Before
Being Strung Up.
VICTIMS TAKEN FROM JAIL
The Jaiisr Was overpowsrsd nnd ths
Lyashins Followed On shert Or
dsF-0ovsnor Mount IL Iadis-
nant over the Anair.

Versailles. Inds Sept. ia mob Of
400 iniuriated men las, night lynched
Lyle Levi. Bert Andrews. Clifford Cor
doa. William Jenkins and Hlney shu-
Ter They were taken from The author
ities The men had been arrested fol
burglary.
Frequent robheries had enraged N,
citizens Of the county and the mob wa,
composed Of citizens from Milan. sun
man and other towns. The mob on
horseback entered the town about 1:sl
o'clock this morning and called oul
Jaller KEENAN,. who upon refusing ID
give up the keys was overDowered. tn,
mob soon pushed ils way into the cell
rooms and IN their impatlence arsl
fred on the Eve prisoners and then
dragged them to a tree. a square from
the jail door, and hung them up. An
drcws and Gordon we're already wound
cd. having been shot several times
while attempting to rob a store At Cor
rect last Saturday night. schulsr was
In iall for attempted burglary and Levi
and jenkins had Just been Indicted BY
the grand jury for robbery. They
failed to give bond and were put Ia
iail Tuesday evening.
Il ls thought that Levi and sehulel
were both dead from shots fred BY IN,
mob when they were taken out Of th'
jail. The handages that were on th'
wounded men were found later al0nl
The street. where they had been tori
on as the men were dragged along
Lyle Levi was an old soldier and bor
on his face wounds he received durini
the civil war Sighting for the Union
None Of the lynchera are known. Al
came from a distance. presumabll
from the nelrhborhood Of Correct
where the two men we're arrested Sat
miqy night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
er.sa Jury Investigating.

San Francisco. Sept. 1.-THE grand
jury win investigate the genulneness
OF the famous pencil will and deeds
20 Mrs Ne,tie r. Craven. alleged TO
have been written by the late Senator
Jaems G. Fair. Many witnesses have
been subpoenaed. Amsng the wit
nesses were Attorney r. r. Mitchell,
Meyer Rnen. father of ATTORNEY Rnen,
a Mrs. MARKS. Daniel o'Connell. and
Pawnbroker Herring. Il Is expected that
Mrs. Craven viii be called. out she Waa
not present.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Chicago. Sept IA woman de-
mcniod and almost nude. was found IN
the woods near Melroso park by some
farmers Monday night. The woman
was In a terrible condition from ex-
posure and privation. having been llv-
lng IN the woods for at least a month.
Her description % said to tally in
many respects with that OF the Miss
ing Mrs. i.euircri beyond sending
out a inil description Of Mrs. Leutgerl
The Chicago authorities have taken no
action In the matter. as they do not
believe the woma mis- Loutgort's wife.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Mobile, Ala. Sept i5.-Two moro
cases Of yellow fever were reported.
diagnosed as yellow fever by the at.
, ndlng physician and have been pass
ed upon approvinely by the board Of
health. They are the children Of J..
D. rlolcomb on Charles street. near
Tennessee street, They have mild
types Of the disease.
This announcement indicating that
the disease la spreading IN a locality
IN the south central part Of the city
has caused much more alarm than dld
the discovery Of The nrsl case. which
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Guthrie. o. r.. Sept. IA message
fran Grand Day county states that
there Ia great excitement there over
the Investigation Of the recent burning
Of the court house by the grand jury.
County Treasurer Downing and Coun-
~ Clerk wolck have been arrested un-
der indictments and put under 5000
bond each. Eight other indictments
havs been returned In The sane mat
Ter. several against promln1rl men IN
the county
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Jackson. Mlss, Sept. i5.-Thls city
e completely demoraliEed and buslnes,
ls Al a standstill. Psople continued TO
pour out Of the eity and fully two.
thirds Of The population will have gone
by tonight Their fears a. 10 SUI.
plcious cases Al Edwards. s5 miles dls.
1ani, is In no way allaycd. but apprc.
henslon grows hourly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

New Orleans. Sept. i5.-The books Of
the board Of health showed the capltu-
latlon Of yesterday developments In
the yellow fever situation:
There had been reported to the board
for Investigation 20 cases which the
attending physicians reported suspl-
cioua. OF these ls cases had been
found With harmless fever. Eve cases
we're regarded as suspicious. but not ne
eessary 10 be further Investigated be.
fore a definite report could be made
upon them. there were not reports as
10 four cases and four cases had been
pronounced yellow fever. though one Of
the latter was classed as Of a mild
type. OF the four cases Of yellow fever
one is IN the same square on Claude
street In which the first six cases Of
yellow fever were reported the other
day. and one was on Madison street.
In the vicinity Of the famous French
market. and the two Others were on
Dante street. near Jeanette. In Carroll
ton. In the upper part Of the city. One
Of the suspicious cases Ia on Soniat
street close TO where one case was re-
ported Monday night The most serious
u the four yellow fever cases d that In
the nelghhorhood Of the French mar.
ket. The locality Is far from a clean
one, h populated by a poor class Of
people. many Of whom are foreigners.
and might be considered dangerous
ground. For that reason especial pains
we're taken by the board Of health to
quarantine the infected houses. on.
sers from the police force were detail.
"a to take charge Of the nelghborhopd.
A restaurant. a bakery and a ahop next
door TO the premises IN which the
sicknes vas found were closed up and
large quantity of dislnfectants was
cent TO the scene TO BE- uned
OF course the report OF new cases dai.
" Il creating alarm IN some quarters.
but thus far the disease has shown
but little mallEnacy. a. witness tn
record of one death out of "a cases.
and none Of the practicing physicians
are yet on record a. expressing a fear
of epidemic.
A new case OF fever was reported az
Barclay. which is not Ear from Ocean
Springs. Out OF a population Of 25
only three persons In Barclay have
not had the sickness. and the percent.
age of deaths has been what Is usual
In yellow fever.
There were several new cases re-
ported AZ Ocean Springs.
There were reported at Biloxi rs
who are suffering with the yellow
fever.
Al Ocean Springs prompt reports are
made of an cases OF fever and are
posted on the bulletin hoard of the
postofIlce. Nurses are still needed al
Ocean Springs and none have been
sent from here because an experienced
nurses here are being put In charge Of
existing cases.
Surgeons Carter aud Dunn left
Ocean Sprlnga for pascag0ula a.
case OF yellow fever exists al that
point From there they viii make a
trip 10 ship Island. though the purpose
% their visit has not been learned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

El paso. Tex. Sept. i5.--It Is now
known positively that e. u. Eddy. the
promoter OF The white Oaks railroad.
will BE- IN El Paso In a few days 70 lel
the contract for the construction Of
the road from NJ paso 10 the soindo
coal fields In New Mexico. a distance Of
100 miles from m Paso. Il Is believed
here that The Rock Island people are In
he deal and viii extend the road from
soisdo 60 tap their line - Liberal. kaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

Seattle. Wash. Sept. i5.-johu r.
Lancaster. representative Of the Chi
caeo Alaska Gold Mining company. il
IN The city. making preparations for a
winter overland trip 20 Dawson City.
Mr. Lancaster viii leave Seattle Oc-
toher 10 with a party Of ten men and
10000 pounds OF provisions He will
have a train Of 20 dogs. and says he
expects 10 enter Dawson City with col
ors dying. In the heart OF winter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16
was regarded as spordit\ The people
who can are leaving ~ ply for points
of safety


Washington. Sept i5.-Adylces from
the yellow fever district contained the
following:
Surgeon Garter reports another case
Of yellow fever IN Scranton. Miss.
against the spread of which reasonable
precautions have been taken.
From Mobile Dr. Gultoras reports
two new cases IN one house IN the
southern part Of tho city. Dr Culicras
has been ordered 10 proceed 10 Eli
wards, Miss. TO examine a suspicious
case q sickness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-16

vicksburg. Miss. Sept. i5. The state
board Of health has adyloes from Dr.
Parker at Edwards that there Is no
change In the condition Of patients
there and no new cases. Dr.. Gultcras
Will arrive there by special train to-
night very late.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21
MOUNDSVILLE.

The camp ground is rapidly filling
I'D with cottagers, the late cold weather
having kept number away until late
in the season. The grounds present a
beautiful appearance and the resort
promises to be more popular this sea-
son than ever before.
On the 2Sd of May, 1894, County
Clerk Lewis issued marriage license
TO James Amos and Miss Dora Petit,
of near Board Tree, this county. Moth
ing was heard of the license until this
week. when it was properly returned
stating that the parties had been joined
in marriage on the 10th of this month,
over three years after the issuing of
the license.
Gallagher & Parkinson's new wharf
boat arrived from Sistersville Thursday
evening. and is now moored at the
wharf and in active service, with j.
r. Hunter in charge. Besides the gen
eral storing apartment, it has cabin
on the second floor for the accommoda-
ton of the attendant. The boat is 1876
feet in length.
The early closing system adopted
by the merchants short time ago is
about busted, and the coming week will
see a majority if not nearly all the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21

stores open until the usual closing
time between s and 9 o'clock. On
Wednesday R. G.. Blankinsop gave no.
tice that his establishment would re-
main open until the usual time, and
yesterday the West Virginia Clothing
House came out with an announcement
of the same kind. Most of the others
will quickly fall into line. Some of the
merchants claim they have been losing
money by the early closing system, and
therefore intend to abandon it,
The Epworth League have definitely
decided upon their annual outing for
next Thursday. They will take an eX-
cursion down the river as far as Ma
rietta, going on the new steamer Queen
City, which will leave the wharf at 10
o'clock in the morning, returning on
the Virginia, which is due here shortly
after midnight The fare for the round
trip has been secured at 81, and tickets
are now on sale at Rodgers drug store.
The public schools close here on the
I'd of July, and the commencement ex-
ercises will take place on the Sth. Rev.
B. w. Hutchinson, of the Conference
Seminary, at Buckhannon, will deliver
the annual address to the class. The
Board of Education will hold their last
meeting Wednesday evening to, close
up the business of the year.
Considerable complaint is made by
passengers on the Moundsville, Ben
wood & Wheeling electric railway that
the officials permit smoking on the cars
to the great annoyance of ladies as well
as gentlemen who are not habituated
to the weed. They also say that the
vile habit is practiced by high officials
of the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21

The idea is prevalent. that should we
engage in war with Spain. it will be
t'r he purpose Of anneXing Cuba. This
would seem desirable TO some. as we
do On export business with Cuba that
amounts to S7.5o0OOO yearly. and an
."a7rt business thar reaches $4,000
''.. Rut 81 must be understood that
.ae Hu5aus % noe desire annexation.
hey merely 3ss,se Interference with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21

carried it home to his family. When
his wife enquired, what the internal
regions he brought that thing home
for?" he said that if he had not taken
it, his neighbor Smith might have
taken it. and he just wanted to fore
stall Smith.
So much for Hawaii. AT any rate
it looks as if we will soon be "be-
tween the devil and the deep, deep
sea" both at home and abroad
BARON JONES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21

Voters in Palatine want 10 know
what John w. Mason has to do with
their postofice fight. Some of the can
didates are ripping him up the back
badly for his recently acquired posi-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21
THE GYMNASIUM NDARKEsT AFRICA.

The fight for postmaster here is quiet,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21
MARION COUNTY POLITICS.


The Washington correspondent of the
Register stated this week that John w.
Mason and E. NJ. Showalter were in
Washington booming Davis for collec-
tor of internal revenue. He was more
than likely mistaken, for there is a
certain Office known to the faithful"
as assistant district attorney for which
Showalter is an aspirant. Now, it is
impossible that Davis and Showalter,
both of this district, would be appoint
ed, but not likely. If White succeeds
Showalter's chances are bettered, and
he fully appreciates this fact. Dayton
never was a strong Showalter man; in
deed, the two are not on anything like
good terms. Neither is Gov. Atkinson
for him, but it is thought Elkins' in
fluence will be sufficient
BY the way, Dayton is not liable to
resign over this appointment. In real
ity he appreciates the fact that this is
his last term in Congress. This side
of the Second district feels badly Over
the treatment they have received. The
Republicans are determined to land
the nomination for Congress next time,
and Judge w. S. Meredith is to be the
nominee. The Judge will not be adj
verse to accepting the honor and will
make strong candidate.
Charles w. Swisher is out for a depu-
ty marshalship. Marion county has
held one of these places for years, and
his chances are not very good. Swish
er is, however, good Republican and
deserves anything he can get from the
party.
Mayor Kendalls candidacy for the
State Senate is a theme he always
pushes to the front. He viii have a
hard row to hoe, however, with John
w. Mason. Col. A. H. Fleming and all
the other leaders opposing him. Ken
dali is a strong believer in his own
merits and has plenty of nerve 10 op-
pose the ring, but every one looks
upon his aspirations as huge joke.
Voters in Palatine want TO know
what John w. Mason has to do with
their postoffice fight. Some Of the can
didates are ripping him up the back
badly for his recently acquired posi-
ton.
The fight for postmaster here is quiet,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21

Facts about our Country
HandicFait and lngenIica
Tina and It's Land-nsFkc
Language, It's Use and a':u'o
Poetry and Genera; Lltc7etI!o
Mythology and Folk Lo'a
Industry and ccmmeFco
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-21
The Thinking Tunes
OF Fairy Bells
Milligan, Wilkin & Go.
BAY STATE MAND0LINS $500.

but it is generally understood that If
White gets to be collector, Dayton will
name him, and it will either be Arnett
or Heffner. Powell has hard lines in
this play. He claims to have it COB
bled up" and so does Capt. Tom Reed.
Capt. Reed has had petition around
this week urging his brother-in-law
for foreign appointment. He has
plenty of signers, and no one cares
whether he gets it or not. NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-25

crate means an opportunity to go in and
participate il the strike that is hoped Tor.
The idea is for the company to procure
and outfit ten abIe-bodied men who VIII
be personally conducted by Mrs. Mac
lochlan across the trail from Skaguay into
the Upper Yukon country. There they
will go prospecting, and large proper
ton of the gains will be turned into the
company. The woman manager will re-
main on the ground and keep tab on the
working of her subjects. while she will
also do little prospecting.
It is intended to start the expedition
out in March, and two or three of the
other women In the com mpany may also be
detailed to accompany the party. Mrs.
Sanders is desirous of going If she can
secure her husbands consent. A few
years ago he was one of the heaviest cap
italists in the city, but he lost consider
able money in street railways, real-estate
holdings and olher ventures.