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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
Change Of Firm
Lower Prices.

l am not going out of
business but will make
special" prices during the
next 30 days. A change in
the firm necessitates a
change in my former plans,
requiring a reduction of my
stock, therefore will offer
some of the greatest bar
gains ever heard of in Otero
county. l have no time to
quote prices, but extend to
all a cordial invitation to
call and see me, examine
goods and get prices.
Thanking you for your very
liberal patronage in the past
and soliciting a continuance
of your valued patronage,
with best wishes, I am yours
for business,
B. G. WILSON,
Recker-Hagen Block,
South Side.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
santa Fe Time Card.
SIIlI[f1|

EAsTBOUrD.
No. 8. Kan. Cy. & Chicago BSp...... s:as. a. y
No. q, Kan. Cy. & Chicago Exp.....i2:2o a: y.
No. ~. Local freight. ..e:os r.s.
No. 8li. California Express. Sunday.
Tuesday and Thursday dag zee. o:M p. u.
wEsTBoUND.
No. Git. Colorado h Utah Exp...... 7:t2 A. -.
No. 5. Colorado 4 Utah Express..... 5:i6 A. y.
No. -. Local frcishts. $40 A. y.
sRuu daily except Sunday.
No. 6il makes connection nt La Junta with
the California Limited.
Trains No, and 9 arc vcstlb,ile trains be-
twcon Chicago nnd Denver; they carry chair
cars and Pullman slccpers through without
JoRN. E. LAWSON. Agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
Hides Wanted.
We are paying the Highest
Cash price for Hides.
Gerhing e. Son.

A cough is not like fever II does
not have to run certain course. Cure
it quickly and eiisctnally with On" Min
ute Cough Cure. the hest remedy for all
ayes and for the most severe cases We
recommend II because IT'S good. Opera
House Phnrmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

Kid Glove disappointments
eliminated from the struggles of II
woman's life il she buys her gloves
at Mrs. Keil's Millinery parlor,
where they are fitted to the hands
and warranted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

Buy Queen of the West Flour
and become the possessor of one
of those handsome War Souvenir
Spoons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

WANTED. - Good Winter
pasture with good water supply,
near Rocky Ford, for cattle. En-
quire of Mr.. Isherwood ut Rock
ford House or of Warren Blinn.
23tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

The Rocky Ford Mill Co. is
giving Christmas presents in nd
vance by placing War Souvenir
Spoons in every fourth snck of
their new and elegant Flour, The
Queen of the West.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

When you ask for De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept counterfeit or
immitation. There are more cases OF
niles being cured BY this, than all others
combined. Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

Smith will shave You for ten
cents. Hair cut 25 cents, Best shop
in town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

FOR SALE--A few choice
Plymouth Rock Cockerels, chenp
if sold soon, at my residence south
Of town. Mrs. II. Tewes.
25.7
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding itself Of waste matter. De Wits
Little Early Risers will remove the trou-
BILE and cure sick headache. bilious
ness, inactive liver and clear the complex.
ion. Small, sugar coated, don't Rripe or
cause nausea. Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
! AND oFrNiE at Pueblo. Colo, Nov. II, 'ss.

rawcS scttIcr has filcd notice Of his inter.
ton to make Anal proof in
support Of his claim. and that said pr9ot
Court al La Junta. Colo. on ian. ~. 1889. VIE;
CHARLES T. TEWEs. JE;, .rn,
Y: F. So, for the y ~, II MA II. ~
Vc names tho following witnesses to prove
his contInuoas residence upon and cultiva.
Wy n. " " Iart1n. II. l.. Brannon and W. r. Wy.
kic Of Rocky Ford, and A. ID. Best OF Ia
M1 J.R. GORDON, Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
Ladies, Attention.

I am now ready for orders in
line of Dressmaking. in corner
room over Stark's store.
25.6 Rosa EATON.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
1 cTIyE AGENTS LEN % wANTsPp 4, ;Ts p,,,nnIns,; EyEEy;;

a where for "Thc story of the philippines"
y Murat Halstcad. com mm!ssioned by the s9v-
sArtmcnt. The book was written u army
camps at San Francsco. on tho Pacific with
Gen. Merritt, In the hospitals at Honolulu, In
Hong Kong. In the American trenches ~ MA
Mia. in tho insurgent camps with Aruinaldo;
sn the deck Of tho olympia with Dewey nnd
aluza for agcnts, Brim full of original pic
;Srcs taken BY seye.nmens s nroi. on
ity. freiFht paid. Credit given. Drop all
trashy. TnofFiciai war books. Outdt FREQ.
Address,. r. T. Barbcf. Scc., Star Insurance.
udg., Chicago. 2+I
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

Over-stock on Furniture.
For Bargains call at Will
sons during the next 30
days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

Farmers' National Congress-, Fort
Worth, Texas, Dec. 6-l4, 1893.
The fnre from Rocky Ford to Fort
Worth and return will be S2l. Tickets
on sale Dec. 3 and 4. Return limit, q
days from date Of sale.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

~.~s~.~~~ses~.~Se.eseseses
Mrs. @. NJ. Robins and Charley were
last week the guests Of Mira Annie B.
Elser.
"A. C. Sloan l. Son Of Colorodo
Springs. who bought the Hersh place.
have become citizens and will open q
law Office.
Gen. 8. Cooper Of Council Grove,
Ks.. is the guest Of his half-brother, Il.
8. Maltty.
Rev. J. w. Todd Of La Junta WINS
calling on Rocky Ford friends Tuesday.
The latest good news ia TINT Prof.
Nelson Rhoades was not killed in Mex
leo us announced last week
Frank Cheeny spent Sunday with
the home folks at Rocky Ford. -Manza-
nola News. Charley will hnrdly recog-
nize the above rs personal notice.
Mrs. j. f. Godding and Mrs. +. J.
Smith were the guests Of Mrs. q. H.
Winchell, La Juntn Thursday.
Il. d. and G. W. Hale and G. A.
Jones last week took n combined hunt
ing aid timber trip to Pinon Canon: 65
Winchestera bagged no game but their
axes secured n lot Of good posts.
Gen. j. +. S. Goblin. brother of our
fellow.ci citizen. +. G. Goblin. hns been
elected lieutenant governor Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. G. H. Winchell Of In Junta
wns last week visiting Rocky Ford
friends.
Will Young, who has Ind much ex-
perience in handling clothing Mt II. l.
Maxwell's, 10 now clerking for tho Gann
Mercantile Co., Pueblo.
w. H. Hunter, brother Of Mrs. w.
H. Hickox, late Of Rockwell City. Iowa.
has opened q barber sl,op ut Manzanola.
j. NJ. Lambert left for Denver last
week, driving through.
Hon. Plat Wicks and wife OF Pue-
bio were last week guests Of Mrs. Elser
and other relatives.
Miss Rcetler Of Denver il spending
Thanksgiving with her uncle, j. NJ.
Reeder.
e. W. Goweu Of Jerico Springs. Mo.
In sizing mp the valley with u view to 10.
eating 10 the real estate business.
r. L. Barnes Of johnson county,
Mo-. arrived this morning with view to
locating in the Rocky Ford country.
--Ernest Clark has opened barber
shop ut Ordway.
y. H. Price is improving, but very
slowly.
Mrs. Martha Arnold Of New Mexico
last week paid q visit to her brother.
Walter Calkins. as enroute to Denver.
La Junta has inherited our cigar
factory.
M. 8. Martin on Monday purchased
the smaller H. ]. Green residence prop
erty.
On Sunday the mercury recorded the
ture known in Colorado in 20 years
There was fall Of AZ degrees IN four
Laiara
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

is Photos for 25 cents at Orr's
Photograph Gallery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
Pasture and Hay for Sale

100 Tons of Alfalfa Hay.
50 Tons of Alfalfa Straw.
100 Acres of Good Pasture.
Plenty of Artesinn Water. .
bargain if bought soon.
W. II. Gibson,
24tf Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

SAHERE Il no moro responsible poGition
on earth than that Of q railroad cnsin-
ccr. On his steady norvcS, clear brain,
bright eye and perfect self command. de-
pend the safety of tho train and tho lives
Of its passengers. DR.. Miles Scrvino and
other remedies arc especially adapted to
keeping tho nerves steady, tho brain clcac
and tho mental faculties unimpaircd.
Engineer r. W. Mccoy. formerly Of 1zs3
Broadway. Council Bluffs. but now residing
at 3lil Humboldt st., Denver. writes that he
suffered for years from constipation. caus-
Ing sick. nervous and bilious headaches and
was fully restored 70 health By DR.. Miles'
Nerve 4 Liver Pills. heartily recommend
DR.. Niles Remedies.' I'M
Or. Niles Remedies
are sold By ali drug. N as,s"s
sists under . positive "''
guarantee. Arst bottle N30010610S
benefits or money re- 0eeHn.a
funded. Book on dis. ssr
eases Of the heart and ssosM
nerves free. Address,
DR. AfLks MEDICAL Co. nkhass La.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

On Sunday the mercury recorded the
greatest and most rapid drop in tempera-
tnre known in Colorado in % years
There was u fall Of AZ degrees IN four
hours.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

--Kimzey's Queensware display
is attracting the ladies'.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24
Boarders Wanted.

At private boarding house, one
block west of st. James Hotel.
Terms 81 per week for room and
boar,l, $3.50 for board alone. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. l9tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

LA Junta has inherited our cigar
factory.
M. 8. Martin on Monday purchased
the smaller H. ]. Green residence prop
erty,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-11-24

Mrs. @. NJ. Robins and Charley were
last week the guests Of Mrs. Annie b.
Elser.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26

Crater Lake Is the deepes. American
lake. and. indeed. one II the deepest
lakes in the world. 1. Is one of the
wonders Of America Crater Lake is
on the crest Of the Cascade Mountains.
about 100 a4iloa easi II, Ashland, Ore
gon. II il circular al shape and about
i've miles across !. lies on the very
top of Noun. Mazama, and Is COM
p!etclv surrounded by rocks rising
straight frota the @a,er. It's greases.
azo1rtained depth is 20oo feet. and
this depth h-see,ns 10 be almost the same
oyer the greater part of the lake.
There = no beach, the surrounding
rocky shores extending ve-tically be
heath .he water - the depth ot sev
.-al hundred feet There are few
large fish III the lake, but sauch snail
lie II the shape o. cras.acea, etc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26
EUHC2 Or The DAY.

Hes rather ,imit Is he no.?'
Very. Why. he's 81 ,,snid that he's
scared by war-seares Pack.
He-''Then ! Fo-ani for ever
Shc-..Very we'll But don't call to-
morrow evening; for sha nj he III. -
Life
Harry. do yon love your little
baby bro,her?" Whats the use?
He wouldn't know il il / d.Jr'-Tid
Bits.
-'Bixley IL sal wac."
Potts. Especially when none will
laugh at his jokes. Indianapolis
Journal
1T doesn't do any good to scold TIE
janitor aboat our cold rooms Yes.
i: docs. get all warmed up when
talk to HIM Chicago News
She-.I like your impuience.
haven't reached the bargain counter
vet He-"You would ne a bargain
on any counter. II Harper's Bazaar.
I've hears, the sweeping statement made
raut money faike: It's fnnaN.
i'ur certain specie : no. verbose
Tue kind known as hush money. =
Wiggles My physician has order
| el mc never to take active exercise
after hearty meal Waggles--
We'll what Of it, Wiggles-"I
board - Sonegyille Journal.
Young Mr. Tizzene called on ne
last week. said Maud Did he?"
replied Mamie. ''Hc told lie was go
ing to reserve all disagreeable duties
for Lent Washington Star.
Mr.. Hunter have speaking
acquaintance with Mis- Throckmor
ton. - Mr. Spntts -"You are very
lucky All her other acluaintanccs
are listening aclUaint&nccs. Judge.
'Iis not the .n..a who really tolls
That MAKES the greatest row:
| lis he with nothing else L. do.
Who stand, around the whole day tho
50 tell the others how.
Washington star.
Dicky Doolittle Il feel veal devil
ish to-day Lets do something out
Of the ordinary" Teddy Thoughtless
All wight: we'll have 'bweakfasi
food for dinner, doacher know. -
Judge
The Sitting One Jones is 50 near
sighted he once took "a man for n
giraffe The Standing One That II
nothing. | once took a la1y for n
sail. Browning, King & Co. s
Monthly
Il tell you, he is a Spanish sympa
thizer. He must he" ''But Why
Gle has three different arguments to
illustrate how the Maine affair might
have been an accident. Philadelphia
North American
; Mrs. Al think your husband is
a very quiet dresser Mrs. b
II III, You MIGHT change your opin-
/, ion If Won heard him looking for his
clothes some mornings Browning.
King & Go = Monthly.
Aimircr time 80 a m - Has
yoar father any objection to my pay
lng you visits. M.ss Maud" Miss
Maud 20, no bus-er i think
that he'd rather you paid them in in
l staiInents Brooklyn Life.
Ethel Why didn't You attend
:, Professor Dumps lecture on 'Ths
| Cycles Of Time; 1t was very inter
esting." Maude The subject o
the lectur. was embarrassing to me
; ION know. dear, | bought my whee
= on the ins'altncnt plan. - Pit.sbnrs
Press.
= want war, said BilIets. face
: tiouslv, because | an in hopes tha
IN that way some o: my creditors vii
!, be killed of. : II suppose, re
=
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26

r. cleaning optical lenses Ger
man technical journal recommends
vegetable p:,h For this purpose the
ueiulla Il rashes, elders or sunaov-
.rs Is CT. oat. the pieces dried and
pasted slugly alongside oi one another
upon piece .. cork. whereby brush
ike apparatus IS obtained which is
passed over the surface of the lens.
For vesy small lenses pointed pieces
Of elder pita are employed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26
A SONG.

TIE wind co-~ss rs.ic~ d eya from aenvcr-
H.. VIA. aea.~C. T~Aas - yen bring:
Cool for thc ,e1rr s!.@ -9r I ac even.
Ard ever SSe: thing
o.. wina q exea from pink. clouds cfiveIa
What - voa brln- - 'n"s
The lo- eal - tas love, wao waits
laaer the w.llow trce
Taose boat upon til. water waits
Tx Gae--!or thee
-Harrie; Monroe, In tie Century
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26

12iF i-IA- Ia o<aiitir1 at<t grow oIi WIN
ont his pity, wonder and care It vas
a proof Of ner childishness tha. she
had never thought how strange IN It
self was her action, nor thought O. the
unplessentness Of the village gossip.
nor recalled Dayid's face as sne had
seen It one morning after an eager,
night long, bat useless, search for
stray lamb She was mastered bY one
inpulse-tha. Of fight
She packed bundle Of clothing,
found some food, wrote a note to
David telling him that she could not
bear TO stay. because that she had just
come to know that he did not care for
her, and was soon on the way TO the
nearest clyy She went hurriedlv,
half running at times. her heart beat
ing fast as if she were afraid Of pur
suit Occasionally some Of the VII
layers me. her and looked a. her II
surprise; but she did not stop for
recognition. ana after hesltatinc and
sometimes looking back, they went on.
It was growing dark The citv was
a hopeless distance away. There We're
a few lights cleaning along the road;
but she shrank from the thought Of
asking for shelter. The touch OF the
darkness, loneliness and cold had
brought back TO her that old sense Of
being slight. helpless creature. facing
the lmmensity OF the world. She was
alone, and night, like q great beast OF
grey. was coming on her there. With
the heart sickness, her strength gave
way. She sank to the ground; then
/ drew herself 10 tree standing near,
wound an arm about it, and pressed
her cheek to its rough. bark as il she
were appealing to it for defense. A
rustling in the leaves made her start
to her feet: but her terror vanished,
/ for she recognized the man approach
ing.
annie" said David quietly
/ Under the light OF bis grave, strong
face, her eyes fell, ashamed ,and peni-
tent
Its ell mistake, Annie,.' he said.
'You don't understand. :
but thought you didn'teare. You
never said 50.
''I-i-' he stammered; lTlt his lip:
: SistL ItJUI tuc I1ttll -IttcdiluS Noi el7
like the tightening of q wise.
"Haven't | kept the wood box piled
to the brim:" he said at last
but you never said
''I've kept the water paill full, :" h'
said, his voice falling as lf'he found
his ease pitiful one.
But you never spoke a word
! ol,o11t -
I've cleaned carpets" lie sale
hunhly.
''Yes. but the wordss II you'd onl,
said, if you'd only say!5ust word t
me, David. she criedipleadingly ::
DO so long TO hear you, ,speak. .
He stood staring at her helplessIy
do you care?' sheent1eated.
"Of course. Il" There wa
choking sound in his,throat Tn,
. fash on his face deepened till it be
! came a signal of distress. Don
you know" he said hurriedN, ''tha
, I've let you set out all the front o
the garden to mariGoIds. and "
seen lnarigolds ami smelhd marieolds
and worn marigolis Ill summer Ion!
i. 10 please you; and heaIen knows,
, there was an odd little revtr.ntia
, toae IN his voice, 'that I--I-lDath
lna,igolds.
The old, merry. mischievous boo
! came back 10 Annie 5 face, as she t
!, membored the occasions when she ha
! la1chingly decked out David's coa
= ! with the velvety yellow blossoms.
Il ,vec cta-tiarr down acr
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26

pearance Of the kitten.
1T followed me part way" he said
and | carried it the rest. It's mine
| found It, lanky, wanderin' thing.
serayed from somewheres, and / took
II nome 1t tags me everywhere. y
Yes, said Annie. = had one
once that used to follow me. It died
that year Bess the. COW died. It was
| pretty hard havin' two deaths in the
family IN the same year"
Sue smiled with fine attempt at
bravery, he thought, for he had clear
notion Of her loneliness and dread of
new associations. Then followed an
other silence.
Lonesome here?" he asked.
''Yes.'
he paused; then braced himself for
| the effort.
was thinkin'," he said, Gas it's
| pretty quiet over to my house, now
aunt's gone and Sally's over to her
daughters III Lynn, an I've sort O
| got to hankerin' for bit of calico
round the house, that maybe you'd
like the place"
heep mousse? asked the girl.
Yes. | don't mean as housekeeper
exactly. [ mean get married..
ON she cried, looking at him in
astonishment. ''Who to?"
Why, mel he exclaimed, as # sur
prised at her dullness. "There's
enough for two, I guess, and it's kind
OF quiet for a lone man over there. I'll
lot ho, 4, / q
garden"
There was no affection for the girl
prompting his words He had caught
u glimpse Of her face at the window
the day before, and the same impulse
that had led him to befriend the kitten
had brought him to this larger idea Of
protection.
Il never thought about getting
married, she said hesitatingly.
Its easy done, he said sWe'li
just step up to the minister's" ="
''B'lt what if we should be sorry af-
terwards:' she said gravely.
"Oh, no danger be said sIll
give you a long tether. I'll do we'll by
YOU.
50, half in reality, half in dream,
Annie put on her precious best gown a
few days later and went with David uE
the street. When they came back they
stopped at the gate
"Welnust So IL ald get the dishes,
she said
"Oh, I've got Dishes he said, ''rea
china-With sprigs on; aunt set great
store by EN- old blue plates, too. =
''but | like these said Annie
drawling ont tha like" plealinglv.
'Oh, we'Il set EN- them he said
smiling. You gather EN- up while
g after Nell and The long wagon"
In Il few hours Annie found herselt
| and all her possessions IN her new
e homo, anI, looking about her tried t
< realize tho Arabian Nights transfor
e nation that hat happened that ii va
/ she, and 10 other, who was mistres
5 and proprietor OF the pretty inSrail
f carpets. the neat. canc-seated chairs
7 the few treasures of curly maple ant
n mahogany, and the pictures of tn
h aunt aud her sisters staring down upo,
y her from the walls.
( When David came IN with the mill
q he saw her standing By the hearth
: while the kitten rubbed about her feet
: Her face was suffused with her ne,
s happiness. and she gave him one swift
z grateful look while she laughed softl
II a. if her new delight had made he
z bankrupt il speech \ sense of he
q sweet child d-vomanliness seized hiE
4 with Irresistible force. He felt th
4 .'t,.rf.i c Il b'oaJ Ir1tc'- pf} NJ his heor
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26


10 Q ~ II ou' o.
"a me III an y p u Il "a,
@ss,<
~ vlhe-curtalnea VIZ
~ 90" upon lhe 6feat /
4 "orld. one lIlet
IT. TO IN l X OF II
~ stretchlh8 out lar
y heyohd the mis-
IS tna' noundea her
* Fl5loh' ana at lenStn
III iet Hef eyes lail as
t1/1 II they were weary
~ - ." I."i' ,:.li aio
,.,u
'' - ''i' IN 'NS If = q. :. ass pt
.I.I,,.t lava hrao.,o r.,
t.d ol great, unknown
aat ne glance has'1y
~ n, aS II feas8uflh9 ner-
possession 81 certain OBJ
4e coH9ldefed alilea III
Wi'h the world. Ihere
'e Few chairs, book or
.'It some lo"ers--reGal
amt hfI8ht oleahder-that
i""d - D4o*soh Iroin
3' tf'Een Jars ana cracked
y.Ae dlahes which ANNE
- f3uhluily that thelr
n25liFo was u part OF
son, ana gown or two,
nitA praln-and-hnGer ser
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26

. ' l. 1-<f) - - - = = =
| 0 0 ki n & out Of
the N an y-pan e d,
vine -curtained win
dow upon the great
world. She trie |
t . tn IN k Of it
stretching out far
beyond the hills
that bounded her
vision, and at length
lot her eyes fall as
if they We're weary
with the flight.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-05-26

DIFFERENT SPECIES
a NNIE WESTON 50
by DORA ia ASTI\GS.

@-- o73o o71 o77o1c>o1227coec e7Q217o72e0-o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-13
WASHINGTON TROOPS
WILL GO 1O MANILA.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
SAN FRANCISCO June Eft now
seems certain that the hopes OF the Wash
ington volunteers are 10 be realized. and
they will be sent with the next expedition
To fight the Spanards N Manila. Col.
Fife said today that he had received
ielegraphIe advises Informing HIM that the
northern troops would make part of the
force sent on the transports which are cx-
Wednesday.
lie wonld not tell the source Of his In
fos ton. but II was evident that he con-
sidersd II reliable. Late tonight a dis
patch from Washington stated positively
that iha Washington boys were slated for
Mania. SO there is now no reasonable
doubt that the dearest wish Of the soldiers
from the Sound IS to be realized. As a re-
suit there is high Glce az the f'oatana bar
racks tonight. From Col. Fife down 10
every private in The ranks there Is reju.c-
ing The meH feared from the fact that
they were kcp' Il, the old w4rebouse. while
the other troops were camped at the Pre-
sdlo and > Camp Merritt. that they were
doomed TO home guard duty. While they
did not murmur at this. they felt that
they were 10; fairly treated
Among the other troops there was sur
prise that the Washington men. Who are
among the best drilled ~ the volunteer
forces. should b. Iefs behind. Every .n-
Gucnce was byough; 70 bear ou the Wash
lngton Officials 10 hsve the northern troops
Included In the next Philippine army
Thcse eToriz. e now scerus. haye been sue-
esssfg.. and the stalvart hlue.oats frefa
Washington VIII aia Dewey ln competing
,he work so gaaiantly b%ssun- orders are
svrorsa4 snor.