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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-25
ron Observation-Disclosures.

III YOU WISH TO RENT TRUCK
farm, butcher pen or dairy farm, see me,
ID. b. Lester.
FOR RENT, THE OFFICE. NO. 10
Bull street; possession immediate. Apply
10 George w. owens. Bryan street. east
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WHITES WON AT BASKET BALL.
Defeated the Greys at the Y. VI. C. A
Is to =.

Defeated the Greys at the Y. VI. C. A.
2S to =.
An exciting and amusing game of basket
pan was played last night at the Young
Mems Christian Association gymnasium
between two teams. the Greys and the
Whites. 1t was won by the Whites on
a score Of 2S to 8. The lodging and throw
ing for the basket by some of the young
men was marvellous. Mr. ]. C. Blake made
eight baskets for his side. The rules of
me game were strictly enforced, and
many fouls were called on the players
ioT holding, running with the ball and
taking to the umpire. The teams lined
up as follows:
whites. Greys.
II11aiaeh........ right guard ......Chandler
y'''.......... left guard ........E Elton, J.
S"'dl' ..-.......... center .............. Lynes
1, 1IurVoisier.... right forward .........Hunt
Dldke........... left forward .....Carrellas
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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ESTATES MANAGED. HOUSES
rented and rents collected. by Robert II.
Tatem, Real Estate Dealer. No. York
etreet. west.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that have made
application TO the Court of Ordinary for
Chatham county for leave to sell lot num-
Der twenty-four. Weed ward. and i'm
provements. belonging 10 estate OF Alice
l.. Parsons, deceased for the payment OF
debts and distributions, and that said or
der Will be granted at November term.
1893, OF said court, unless objections are
filed thereto.
GEORGE S. WILLIAMS.
Administration Estate Of Alice L. Par
sons.
oct. ?, 1903.
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FOn RENT-RooMs.

FURNISHED FLATS AND FURNISH
ed rooms for rent; terms moderate. 81
Jones east.
DESIRABLE CONNECTING ROOMS.
first floor; large hail, third floor. Lyons
block; rent reasonable. John Lyons.
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ron WAREHOUSES;.

MONTERREY SQUARE, HOUSE NO. p
Gordon street for rent; immediate possess
sion. J. 9. Rowland.
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TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. No
tice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
demands against William Loggins, late 81
said county, deceased 70 present them 10
me- properly made out within the time
prescribed by law, 50 as 10 show their
character and amount; and all persons in
debled to said deceased are required to
make immediate payment 10 me
HARRIET r. LOGGINS.
Administrative Estate Of William Log
gins deceased.
Savannah, Ca, May 8, 1895.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

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WILL RENT ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with outbuRdlngs aud stables on Gordon
Block for $50; In perfect order. D. y. Les
ter.
FOR RENT LARGE RESIDENCE.
suitable for boarding house; convenient to
business part of city; nice Clubhouse. POS
State, west
FOR RENT. FROM OCT. I. THOSE
elegant brick residences, 32l and 40 East
Huntingdon; all modern improvements
fine locality. Address +. c. Way. 504
East Duffy street.
WE HAVE TWO VERY NEAT
houses 2l7 and 22l Waldburg street, east.
between Abercorn and Lincoln streets. in
perfect order with all conveniences; SIS
the month; just the idea for any one want
ing medium size, convenient house. Es-
tate Solomon Cohen. West Broad and
Broughton streets.
FOR DENT-SrOHES.
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FOR RENT STORE, OPPOSITE
camp. on Bun street best stand in that
section. Apply at Barnard aud First av-
enue. James Fleming.
FOR RENT THAT DESIRABLE
store Al Barnard street between Brough-
ton and Congress streets, best stand in
the city Walthour a Rivers, Agent
FOR RENT DESIRABLE STORE, %
Congress street, west; elevator and all
modern improvements; possession Nov. l.
Apply Albert Wylly, Il Bryan street east
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. FIX
TUREs, ETC, At AUCTION.
!. ID. la ROCHE. Auctioneer

On TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th day
Of October, 1898, at premises, corner OF
York and Jefferson streets, at II O'clock
II may concern, all the Groceries Liquors,
etc" contained in above premises Also
Beer Box. marble base. complete, Iron
Combination Safe, Fine Refrigerator, and
every article usually found in a grocery
store.
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Interest in the course of entertainments
shortly to be given by the Young Men
Christian Association at the Guards Han
seems to be increasing daily. The first
entertainment of the course will be given
next Tuesday night, but those who have
course tickets already or intend buying
them can get reserved seats for the sea
son Thursday morning at the Young Men
Christian Association building at $50
o'clock.
s.The Keys TO Success" the theme Mr..
Edward Boks has chosen for his talk,
should draw large house to hear him,
coming as it does from one who has sue
ceeded so wonderfully in life,
The Rutgers College Glee and Mandolin
Club is also attracting much attention.
This, most likely, will be the only giee
club which viii visit Savannah during the
season. Twenty-six young men will travei
with the club
A prominent United States official has
said of DIR. Nourse, who has also been
engaged: in presence he reminds me OF
Phillips; in philosophical grasp Of has sub
iect Of Beecher; in dramatic action, de-
livery and control of his audience OF
Cough"
John Fox, Jr., the popular young South
ern writer. who was war correspondent
Of Harper's Weekly at the time of the
battles around Santiago, VIII, In has IN
teresting style, tell of his experiences in
that memorable campaign.
To wind up the course in hitting man
ner. the Ariel Ladies Sextette was secur-
ed. These ladies have appeared time ana
time again in some of the leading lyceum
courses in this country, and are great fav-
orites. Secretary Henry M. Johnson VIII
be pleased to give further information to
those interested in the course of entertain
ments.
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Mr.. F. d. Ong. of the office OF the car
accountant of the Georgia Southern and
Florida Railroad at Macon, spent yester-
day in the city on business.
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"The Man From Mexico" with the
quaint comedian, Willie Collier, in the
title role, under the direction of Smyth
and Rice, is one of the latest farcial sue
cesses by the author Of My Friend From
India" H. A. Du Souchet, who appears
to be of a geographical turn of mind in
selecting titles. The piece comes with a
good record, having enjoyed long run at
Hoyts Theater, New York, and also in
all the larger cities of the country. The
farce is from the French of Gondinet and
Bison, and has the continental stamp on
it. 1t is like several of German and
French farces that have done duty as en-
tertainers. The fun of a farce does not
rest on its originality or framework but
the mover manner in which
old situations are put to
new uses. The public doesn't care
about the use of the old bottles If there
is sparkle In the wine that is put in them,
and it is said that there is a good dea! of
genuine sparkle in the fun of Du Souchets
latest play as played by Collier and the
Smyth and Rice Company.
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Mr.. w. c. Perkins, vice president and
general manager of the Wrightsville aud
Tennille, was among the visiting railroad
men IN the city yesterday.
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ANDERSON LIGHTNING RHEU-
matte remedy; a guaranteed cure; six bot
ties IS. Persse's drug store.
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WANTED, A BOY ABOUT EIGHTEEN
for lunch stand. Cali al 1O6 West Hun
street. Wallace.
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"a Parlor Match" will be to-nights at
traction. "Old Hoss'' and the mysterious
cabinet are two of the features of the
play. Those who have seen the cabinet
remember it. When it stands on the
stage a part of the scenery, it is SEEM
ingly empty when the lights are turn
ed down, the nervy book agent brings
forth from the cabinet all kinds Of queer
and beautiful personages. There are SOL
ders, ballet girls, soubrettes, quartette,
and others, who sing, dance and entertain
the audience generally, in the glow of the
calcium, and when each has done his or
their turn, into the cabinet they go again,
and presto; the cabinet is empty
THE Parlor Match" is generally so well
known to theater goers that there is moth
ing to be said about the play except TO
announce it.
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FOR SALE, TEN GOOD MULES, TWO
double wagons, cheap for cash. J. $.
Davis, White Bluff toll gate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10
MILLINERY
Address to the Public.

II il my pleasure to announce that
have purchased the millinery business
which, for the last three years, has been
owned and conducted by Mrs. Sophia
Rodeck, south OF the postufiice, Opposite
st. james hotel, and that will continue
the business at the same place.
In soliciting the patronage Of the
ladies' Of Rocky Ford aud Otero county,
I feel confident TINT, with several years
experience, I can render you valuable as.
sistance in the selection Of fashionable
and becoming styles in hats especially
suited to your individual wants.
In connection with the above, IL may be
proper for me to assure the ladies' that
my time and constant efforts will be
occupiel in the study OF your wants
and To deal with You so as to gnin your
confidence and friendship,
For our mutual benefit. will add that
rs do not have TO hire expensive trim.
mers or any help (expept, perhaps, when
there may be great deal more to do
than l can accomplish alone) my ex.
penses will be very small. can, there
fore. sell gonds Mt close margin and still
make fair profit. Yuu will at all times
find my prices the very lowest, consistent
with reliable go IDS and honest Representa-
tion. Very respectfully.
MRs EMMA G. KHrt,
(Successor to Mr.. II .irck).
Rocky Ford, Colo.
Opposite st. james Hot1l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10
A RAPIDLY GROWING TOWN!
Review of Buildings Now in Course Of Construction in
Rocky Ford.

I'm. Hines eight room dwelling is
completed.
A.V. Rouse has masons at work on
two brick cottages near the Baptist
church, one uf which We understand will
be occupied by the Baptist pastor, Rev.
b. L. Mitchell.
g. w. Meador is improving his home
by an addition.
e. j. Cover, who recently purchased
the Dennes ranch Just east OF town, is
making it undergo a transformation by
remodeling and adding to the house and
premises. When it is completed we sus-
pect he will move thereto.
H. F. Hagen is one Of our most un-
wearied builders. His latest enterprise
is wagon. making and blacksmith shop
west OF his basket factory and bee supply
warehouse. And he has yet other plans
in his head for execution at an early day.
J. O. Gracey's store SOON adjoining
the post Office is almost completed and
will soon be occupied by Young & Go.
breau with meat market and stock OF
groceries, and who will also be purchss-
ers of many kinds OF fnrm produce.
Matthew Maxwell is building home
near Frank Green's.
E. w Backus has frame dwelling
under way ON his place two miles west.
]. N. Kinney is building a tenant
house on his Anderson ranch purchase.
D. H. Smith has moved into his new
house on the Anderson ranch.
8. Robinson, near arte6ian well No. 2,
is completing dwelling and other i'm
provements making his place one OF the
neatest OF the new homes in Rocky Ford.
]. w. Lackey has q dwelling under
way near artesian we'll No. 8.
E. Miles Is building home in the
western suburbs.
Sitse & Dunbar have two dwellings
under construction west OF town.
@. Hansen is building an excellent
honse ON the Anderson ranch.
@ F. Hill is having two houses built
on the Anderson ranch.
DR.. Fenton is building two brick
dwellings for rental purposes.
g. A. Wheelock is building q neat cot
tase near q. F. Hagen's. Mr.. W. 10 a
bachelor but this new dwelling indicates
that his state Of single loneliness il not to
last always.
q. @. Robiuett 10 among the many at
work on new dwellings.
O. w. Irving 10 building five room
brick south Of town.
Mrs. Della Shawliss has frame dwell
ing under construction.
John Darby is improving his ranch by
q new dwelling.
IT,. Higgs u at work on . dwelling
north OF artesian well No. 8.
The dwelling which was begun by
VIM. Harrison q short time before bis
death IL being completed by his son, F.
w. Harrison,
While this sort Of building activity has
characterized the Rocky Ford country
for tho past two years the supply Of hous-
20 u not equal to the demand. Hereto
fore newcomers have bad difficulty In oh.
tanning dwellings,. but with the number
Of houses now being built especially for
rent il would seem that our new citizens
might find place to live.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10
Lsve tiAat Altsp.

Lew e nce love that alters when h aiteratsoa
That 10 one Of the subiimess lines IN all
literature. II IL the 6nal definition Of love
By the worlds greatest reader of the human
mind, nd,-Shakcspcare. Nearly all women
who truly love, love In this sublime way.
Men seldom do.
Woman's most glorious endowment u
the power to awaken and hold the pure
and honest love Of worthy man. When
she loses II and still loves on, no one Ia
the wide world can know the heart agouy
she endurcs. The woman who suffers
from weakness aud arrangement Of her
special womanly organism soon loses the
power to sway the heart Of a man. Her
general health suffers and she loses her
good looks. her attractivcncss, her amia.
bility and her power and prestige as Q
woman. DR.. r. Y, Pierce, of Buffalo. N Y.
With the assistance of his stsff Or a6le ply.
sicians, has prescribed for many thousands
Of women. He has devised a perfect and
scientific remedy for women's silmcnts. n
tion. Il il . positive specific for all weak.
nesses, diseases. disorders, dispiaceme nts,
Irregularities. and dcbilitatinE drains ps.
culiar to women. II puriics, regulates,
strengthens and heals. Medicine dealers
sell Il, and no honest dealer will advise
you to accept . substitute that he may
make . little larger profit.
II was afflicted with kidney trouble and
sfos,whiss. fpu.a gfa,s s Co. rcnas. s' SWhen WI
s,sad on my ieei. used one i" bottle I 81 o9'f Dr.
ficress Pavoritc Prescription and five Walls Of
not walked in four months when commenced
walk everywhere"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10
Horticultural Society Meeting.

Tie Otero County Horticultural Soci-
ETY. met at Hon. J. d. Crovley's, March
End. About rs persons met ut the Fair
view Fruit Farm for the purpose Of test
ing different varieties Of spraying pumps
and uozzles. President r. o. McClain
appointed . committee Of three 70 test all
pumps and pozzles and report their de-
cisson. There being ten different pumps
and noszles present almost the entire day
was consumed in testing them. After
thorough trial the Denning No $50. OF
Salem, Ohio, was proved to be the most
satisfactory pump and nozsle.
The time spent and the information
gained will be worth mnny thousand dol
lars to Otero county.
The next meeting will l,e held in !. O.
O. F. hall, Rocky Ford, April @.
PROGRAM.
Paper on Prunes, H. Z. Wright, Manxa-
nola.
Paper on Goblin Moth, P. K. Blinn,
Rocky Ford.
Report Of County Inspector E. N. Berry.
Everybody come.
x. L. MuMYoRD,
Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10

Those OF our readers who have 10.
ceived samples OF the Denver Times-Sun
are reminded Of the important fact that
we give a years subscription 20 that OK.
cellent paper to all who pay full year
in advance. II IL great o6er-two pa.
pers for the price Of one. The Enter
prise gives you the bone news and the
Times-Snn the news OF the nation and
the world. Many persons have availed
themselves Of this most liberal Offer snd
many others should do 90.
"A sample copy Of the Poultry and
Farm Journal OF Pueblo for March will
be received by every Enterprise sub-
scriber in Otero county. II II q most ex-
cellent periodical and should have q
wide circulation in Otero county. Those
Ut our subecnber. who pay year in sd-
vance can have the Poultry and Farm
Journal ono year gratis. New subscrib.
scribers who pay year in advance will
receive both papers for a year. (Or- the
Denver Times-Sun will he sent one year
- . premium for advance payment II de-
sired in preference to the Jo1rnal.)
The Pueblo Indicator In speaking OF
the handsome manner in which tho news
paper men Of the valley are 70 be enter
tanned in Pueblo next Monday. says: ut
il fitting that the newspapers, ever pro-
gressive, ever uneelHsh, should take the
lead and show 10 this section Of the state
that Pueblo has turned a new Leaf and
will henceforth be the commercial hub ol
southern Colorado in fact as well NJ In
name"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10

Rocky Ford 10 not having building
boom. The large number Of buildings
now in conrse Of erection is not q spas
modic exhibition of building enterprise
but is only continuation Of what has
been going on every month for the past
two years. The following is hastily
compiled and doubtless incomplete list
Of the houses now in the hands Of the
builders in Rocky Ford and immediate
vicinity:
The largest OF the improvements now
under way is the fine brick school house
of eight rooms. When completed ao-
cording to the original dss,9u it will be
one OF the best school buildings in south.
ern Colorado and supplied with all mod
ern improvements belonging to up-to-
date structures for school purposes.
i. Dennes is doing his full share in the
improvement Of the town having under
construction two brick dwellings in the
eastern part Of town. They will be for
rent.
The English Lumber Co, has one
dwelling for rental purposes and is put
ting mp another.
A. B. Wallis has the frame work up
for neat dwelling adjoining town on
the east, on 1--WE acre tract recently
r. L. Adams has almost completed
two coucrete dwellings, in the western
part Of town, which will be for rent il
not already engaged-whioh last is most
probably the situation.
Mark Denson has the walls up for a
neat home for himself IN the southwest
ern part Of town.
J.W. Atkinson Of the Rockford House
recently traded stock and other property
for Tom Freshour's property near the
English Lumber Co.'S yard, which he Ia
improving by the erection OF very neat
five room frame cottage.
J. w. Parker has two houses under
q. W. Rspp is building brick dwell.
ing which will soon be completed.
Ben Wilson is building an addition to
his brick dwelling.
Senator Swink u building three dwell
ings ON land owned by him adjoining
industrious growers OF cantaloupes.
@. Haley " making good headway on
frame dwelling in the northeastern
part OF town.
W, r. Gibson 10 Just about putting the
finishing touches on an excellent frame
dwelling which We presume will be for
rent ~ be already has . good home Of
his own.
DR.. Fenton has. almost finished. one
smong the best frame dwellings, in town.
Il will be for rent also We presume.
J. Marble u building . dwelling for
rent.
Only q little mora work is required to
complete Elhngwood, 4 Hsuck'e big
warehouse adjoining the Santa Fe's latest
switch. The building has . stone base
ment with corrugated iron superstruct-
ure It will be devoted to the seed and
grain branch Of their broad.gauge busi-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10
OTBRo COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
OLNEY.

No water in canal, as usual.
Grandfather Mock who has been
very low with paralysis is very
little better.
Few of our farmers have begun
spring blowing for wheat, oats,
corn and cantaloupes.
Mrs. +. E. Collins who has been
visiting relatives at Pueblo for the
past two weeks is expected home
soon.
Chas. Zimmerman and family
of Parkdale, formerly residents Of
Olney, will assume charge of
Judge Parker's ranch.
j. M. Hackworth and grandson,
Harry Milhouse, recently visited
his daughter who has been very
sick at Pueblo.
David Law, o. E. Warren and
M. Burkheart of Colorado Springs
after visiting many friends re-
turned home Sunday.
A. +. Enyart left for Douglas,
Neb. Sunday summoned there by
the serious illness of his daughter.
We are pleased to learn Of the
improvement Of DIR. e. M. Conard
now at Hot Springs, Ark. for
treatment.
Two train loads of fine cattle
were shipped last week. The Mo.
P. has put in set of scales to ac-
comodate its patrons.
We wonder what makes Agent
Gilbert wear such broad smiles
nowadays. Visit the depot and
see for yourself. He is possessor
of a fine house-keeper.
The swell informal party at the
home If Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gilbert
last Thursday night was very sue
cessful. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert did
all in their power to make things
pleasant as possible. About 80
guests were present, all wishing
them long and happy life.
DR.. Pedan OF Manzanola was
seen ON our streets Wednesday.
He reports considerable sickness
on south side.
John Auckland who has been
very poorly for some time past is
no better at this writing.
Ernest McPeek of Manzanola
and Miss Jennie Winchester of
Aucklandville visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Gilbert Sunday.
Ed. Farra, Alex. Gray and Fred
Tarbox of Ordway were shaking
hands with many friends Saturday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hackworth is visit
ing her daughter at Pueblo this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Baird of
Pultney visited Mr.. Baird's sister
Sunday.
Cantaloupe raising seems to be
the topic of today. Farmers have
come to the conclusion there is
more money in precious fruit than
raising alfalfa. We think so too.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Spencer of
Macon have returned to their old
home and are now residing with
Mrs; sPencer's brother, John
VIM. Auckland shipped Sunday
a car OF fine hogs to Denver.
Will is rustler anl bound to sue
ceed. He says if war is declared
between the United States and
Spain he will be first to enlist.
Mrs. NJ. A. Edmonds, mother Of
Mrs. E. Il. Curtis, of Colorado
Springs is visiting her daughter.
The Olney base ball club hns
been organized and will be pleased
to meet any of their brother towns
sports.
Miss LYDIA Mauchur who has
been sick for the past three weeks
is slowly improving.
Mrs. Sam Andrews is slowly i'm
proving from q severe illness.
M ~ m
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10

The Colorado Woman il the title Of
n new paper published in Pueblo in the
interest Of women and woman's clubs,
II is very neatly printed aud interest.
ing paper and should have very appre-
ciative circulation among Rocky Ford's
club women. The editors are Mrs. 3. A.
Porter (whu is fnvorably known to many
OF our readers), and Laura j. johnson.
The next issue will contain the portraits
Of the officers Of a portion Of Rocky
Ford's womnn's climbs,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-03-10
Resolutions Of Respect

At regulnr review Of Rocky Ford Tent
No. q, knights Of the Maccabees the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Divine
Ruler to take from among ns our beloved
brother, NJ. ]. Wilcox, who has ever been
faithful to order, home and friends and
whose presence will be sadly missed in
our reviews and associations, be II
Resolved, Tint this tent extend it's
heartfelt sympathy and material assist
ance to the bereaved family. Be it fur.
ther
Resolved, That our charter be draped
in mourning for period Of 30 days in
respect to our worthy brother who has
passed beyond aud that these resolutions
be spread Oh the minutes Of the Tent; u
copy be given each paper for publication,
also that one copy be presented to the
famil, Of the deceased.
HARoLp DAY,
l.. A. ToDD,
A. O. WHITE,
Committee