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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07

! At the night session the following
elections We're held:
Insurance Commissioner-Jam X,
Young. of Henderson.
Corporation COMMISSIONER Franklin
McNcll. chairman. New Hanover;
Samuel l.. Rogers. Macon; Eugene G..
Beddingficld. Wake.
State Board of Elections-W. Il. Pol
lard. of Forsyth; Cicero II. Johnson
tPop1. OF Sampson; w. g. Lamb. OF
Martin: X. -. Gilmcr. Of Haywood: !.
-. Mcneil. Of Cumherland: Walter II
Neal., Of Scotland; j. A. Franks Pop1.
of Swain.
Judge of Eastern Criminal Court
Dorsey Battle. Edgccomhc.
Judge of Western Criminal Court.
Henry Il. Stevens, Buncombe.
State Librarian NJ. O. Sheriff.. Ca
tawha
Keeper Of the Capitol-C. {. ChoYy.
OF Edegcomhc.
Trustees for \. and NJ. College tcol-
orcdD ut Grccnshoro: Firsi district. w.
X. Williams. Falkland: Second. W. w.
Long Lttlcton.
State-at-largc-tFo two ycarSl-W. l..
Iiluttz, Salisbury: i. Y. Joyner. Greens
boro. tFor four yearSO-M. G. s. Noble,
Grecnshoro: Geo. T. Dunlap. Norwood.
flFor six years.l-A. NJ. Scales, Greens
horo; j. u. Curric. Carthage.
Over the Republican member of the
State Board of Elections there was
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CLOSING SCENE
OF The SESSION
CONTINUED from First Page.)

the present public school system. | vote
no."
Mr.. conncil-'.I believe in annropriat
ing every dollar we can for public cdu-
cation have nnbounded confidence
IN the public school system"
Mr' PAWS, of Coming
from 'he common schools myself. take
great pleasure in voting this money for
their support.
Mr. Foushee-"My county doesn't
need this appropriation and there's not
dozen men init that would favor it.
50 far as that county is concerned.
buI as there are other counties not so
wen off and so many children who do
not enjoy these privileges. / vote ave =
Mf. Lane-"As the time is coming
when the man without an education will
be DISTINGUISHED. vote aye
Mr. Ieatherwood-'.W have voted
appropriations to the higher schools.
now | want to give something to the
common schools
MT. Mclean. Of Harneti-"The are
three cardinal principles of Democracy
The Christian religion, white supremacy
and popular education | give my vote
for popular education"
Mr.. RountrceA''Id vote for this bill
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some disagreement and considerable dis
cussion.
The committee had recommended Mr..
\. Il. Bryan. the Representative from
Madison.
Mr.. Ray, of Macon, nominated Sena-
tor i. A. Franks. of Swain, in place
of Mr.. Bryan.
Several members favored Keeping
Bryan. Mr.. Winston saw no reason
why the Senate should come into the
House and displacc one Of the names.
He thought it would he Il reflection
on Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. Williams. Of YadRin, said the
Republicans of the House had held >
meeting during the day ana thcy had
unanimously dccid Il against both Fry
an and Franks and had chosen Spence
Il. Adams. They said he'd ne Their man
or they'd have no man at ali.
Mr.. Gattis. Of Orange said the com
mittec had first recommended Bryan,
bur during the day the committee had
met again and had decided to recon
mend Franks.
Smith (coll. of Craven, wanted
Franks put through" He declared the
colored people Of the State would he
perfectly satisfied with Senator Franks.
Mr.. Lowery lRepl. of Forsyth.
thought the Republicans ought to b. con
suited. and if they were consulted
Adams would be selected.
Mr.. Kenneth. offGuilford. couldn't see
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II. Il. 1.349. Act 20 amea the charter
of the town of Ayden. itt county.
II. 4. 2.006. Act 20 almond section j.
500 and 3.G29 of the Code. So as t"
provide for examination Of the printing
hy the Commissioner al Labor pnd
Printing" instead of y two pracir u
printers.
Ii. Il. 1854. :. II. ';S9. Ac; to lcelalc
the Hickory Nut Turnpike public
highway.
II. Il. 1897. $. Il. 1,23o. Act > an
thorize the commissioners of Mcdowell
county 10 burn certain house which are
infected with smallpox.
II. +. 500. Act Ia protect sturgeon ii:
New Hanover and Pender counties.
III. Il. 1.146. Act to amend chApf2T
314, Private Laws of 1893.
II. r. 1859. $. Il. 81. Act for he
relief Of blind cN-C0nfederatc soldir"s.
II. Il. 1870. Act for the payment 81
certain school claims in Castor comfy
II. f. 2.0oI. Act authorizing tn" iHnI
| printing committee II meet. III crIall
events. during the recess OF thc G'A"ru
Assembly. and award contract FOR INC
public printing.
II. l.. 2.010. Act supplemental I" IN
act providing Tor the S"H'r'tl N"I''i 'i-i'i
of The shcll-tish industry.
| II. r. zoos. Resolution 10 pay X. j.
Cooper Of Murphy, So for three daE'
attendance as witness in the N"rWoo
| impeachment case.
III. Il. 2.012. Act to pay oyster ciaim.'
| ISL .4O2l in Pamlico county. (Ihls bll
| * a substitute for the original bill
| which was lost in the Senate.
Ii. Il. 2O13. Act to pay oyster claim
| (S356.SOl in Cdrtcret county. tIhis ais
lis a substitute for The original bill los
in the Scnatcl.
III. Il. 81 Act to make the law o
Inegotiahla Instruments uniform Will
thar of other States being a revision
and codlication of the commercial law
of the State.
II. r. 2,011. Act 10 prohibit the sal,
of liquor in certain localities. (Omniiu
bib.
II. Il. 2.olS. $. b. 1887: Act to pro
vide for filing yacancieso II the hoard o
directors of the pcntentiary.
II. Il. 2.026 Act to amend the charte
Of The Cape Fear and Northern RailWa
| Company.
II. Il. 1876: Act 10 allow the Mort
Carolina Investment Company furthc
time TO organize.
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without some better reason for such an
outrage he'd be compelled To give his
voice and his vote in favor of forever
wipng such monuments of sordid
wealth from the statute books.
or course the Silver Point bill went
through by an overwhelming vote.
The fact that later i'll the day n sold
Point name was restored need not he
taken by the disciples of the yellow
metal as any compromise with the
powers Of accumulated wealth Having
sounded the keynote and rebuked the
spirit of plutoeracy in such unequivocal
manner and mmistakahle language. it
makes little difference TO the House what
name the town bears.
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WHO HAS I\tIl All Ills l lttiSpS.
why the Republicans should be consult
ed. The Democrats had not been con
suited. A committee had been appoint
cd to selectS the board and he would
stand by their action.
Mr.. Williams tRep.). of Yadkin, wanted
to serve notice on the House that ii
anyone OTHER than Judge Adams were
selected the Republican party would
disclaim responsibility for him and con
slider that it had no representative at
all ON the board.
Mr.. Council. of Watauga. wanted
to know if Williams could speak for the
Republican party.
Mr. Williams said he was expressing
| the sentiment of the Republican cdacu>.
! The result Of III eroll-call was as
/, follows: w. G.. Lamb CDem), Is; W.
/ III. Neal Dem). GS; w. r. Pollard
Dcm). 6S; j. u. Mcneil DEM, 6S;
G. A. Johnson ipop.), 81; ]. A. Franks
RcpD. 40; \. T. Bryan Rep). n; 5.
! H. Adams. /. Three scattering votes
! were east for other parties
J The Fusion members of the House.
through Mr.. Wrcnn. Of Chatham, n0mi-
mated Mr. A. Il. Bryan. for Insurance
Commissioner and he received q votes.
Three Republicans. Mr. Lowery, OF
Forsyth: Eaton tc0l.l, of Vance, aud
Smith tcol), of Craven, voted for Mr..
Young, the Democratic candidate. LII
casting his vote. Eaton said Mr.. Young
was one Of the best and most competent
men in the Statc-tlie leader of his par
~ in his county, and deseryedly popular
with people of all colors, classes and
conditions of life.
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THE HOUSE FOND OF VOTING
1t Elects One Officer as Many rs Fom
Times.

1t Elects One Officer as Many rs Four
Times
The Keeper Of the Capitol yesterday
underwent his fourth election in the
House.
The Commissioners of Agriculture
took his third dose Of ballots.
And the othcrs-ofiiccrs and h0arls--
were balloted for the second time.
The reason for this, as pointed ont
in these columns Sunday morning. is
that the former elections this session
have not been according 10 precedents
heretofore established. As any Of them
will very likely be contested in the
courts it was deemed wise TO take all
possible precautions.
At IL O'Clock, in compliance with a
resolution introduced by Judge All n,
the House went into the election of the
following officers:
Railroad Commissioner t2l-frank-
lin Mcneil. chairman. New Hanover;
Samuel l.. Rogers. Macon.
Commissioner Of Agriculture Samuel
l.. Patterson Caldwell.
Directors OF the Agricultural Depart
mcnt-Eirst district, j. Il. Grimes: Sec
ond, S. j.. Hart; Third. W. ID. Smith;
Fourth. II. ii. Jones: Fifth, j. $. Cum
nigham; Sixth. 4. l.. McCaiiam: Seventh
W. A. Graham: Eighth. l.. G. Waugh;
Ninth, ~. \. bills.
State-at-large-.J Il. Coffeld. of Mar
tin; w. Il. Capehart, of BERTHE; j. ~
Stevens, of Wayne: J. c. Bunch OF
Gulford; G. +. Weston, Of Runcombe
Trustees of the a. and NJ. College fby
districts. First. Frank Wood: Eden
ton; Second, J. Il. Stokes, Windsor
| Fourth W. j. Peele, Raleigh: Sixth
ID. 4. Tompkins. Charlotte; seventh
T. Y. Webb, Shelby: Eighth. W. {
Fields. Sparta; Ninth. ]. Frank Ray
| Franklin.
State-at-large- w. s. Primrose. Raj
eigh; W. III. Ragan. David Clark, Char
| lotte; T. Il. Twitty, Rutnerfordton \
| Leazar. Mooresville; III. Il. Bonitz. vii
mingtoir; II. l.. Smith, of Albemarle: y
| f. Fries. Winston: +. j. Sinclair. Ma
rion.
| Commissioner of Labor and Printing
| Il. X. Lacy, Raleigh.
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A CLERICAL REI REESE = ~
Mr. Rornhill. the Senior Member From
Pitt.
deed so well done. ana not LOT Il ii'"'ilci't
dreaming that these pntocratic schemes
have more lives than any fehne that
ever raised his tunefnl voice on the
hack yard fence. the House lnlagiileo
itself safe and came off guard.
Woeful day. During TINS ungnarded
moment the enemy came III me curse
of 4 Misunderstanding little biii TO m
corporate little town III Martin conll-
~.
Nobody thought to ask. its name. No
hody cared what its name was. or indeed
whether it had Il name or not. But
nc time went on the secret leaked out,
~ in the natural course OF events 1t
must. that its name was Cold Point.
Horror of horrors, here was another
..,.yime of ID How would tins sound
goipe, out to the world. who had here
tofore considered rs as silvery rs the
nroyerbjal lining Of the cloud
The first man to hit upon remedy
for baking this plutoeratlc scheme
whereby the Money Devil had sought to
riyet his golden shackies on US for
eyer was Mr.. Gillian. OF Edgecombc.
That remedy was a bill changing the
name of Gold Point to Silver Point.
Harry idea this-tightlng The devil
with his own fire. and The House sciz-
ID # rs greedily as a hungry spring
chicken does grub worm.
1--WE changed my political views with
!, the last few days. announced Mr.
pountree. II recent convert from the
fa;th OF Mainmon. This IS an clIronl
to the Democratic party-one that W,
ought to resent with emphasis and hur
hack with Indignation.
Mr.. Stubbs, of Martin. penitently
acknowledged the corn. said he intro
dnccd The bill. and he thought if th@ gen
t1amen were acquainted with the wealth
ar the citizens Of the town they coulC
apnreciatc the fitness of the cocnomen
while we've not found any gold mines
vot., he continued, I'VE know they are
tbere for we have three excellent min
eral springs and we hope to make tbs
Mace quite n resort.
"Oh YES" scornfully retorted Mr.
overmau. of Rowan. 'and YOU wan
s,old hugs to come 10 the springs
Mr. Council, of Watauga. said tina
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il had TO add five cents to the tay
to do So
Smith (col.l-''.Ns the vote is going to
be taken away from those that can
read, | want 10 give them something 10
help them learn to read and write.
Mr.. Williams, Of Irs deil-"We have
just voted 10 issue over 100000 bonds,
| don't think we have the money To
enable us to make this appropriation.
On the third reading Mr.. Allen. of
Wayne. amended by adding:
and shall be distributed 1.-THE Sloo,-
O00l in the respective counties by the
school directors under the general
law of the State.
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THE DAYS BUSINESS.
pASSED TUIRD READING.

II. B. 1,G06. Act to prevent certain
male animals from running at large in
Pender county.
II. b. 2.004 Act to incorporate the
Caldwell Institute, Orange county.
H. Il. 9S. Act to amend chapter 1,T22
OF the Code so as to require the coun-
" commissioners to revise the jury
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\ FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER.

VIII often cause a horrible burn.
scald, cut or bruiS,. Bucklcn'S Arnica
Salvc. the best in the world, will Kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Cures old
sores. fever sores, ulcers. hollis. felons.
corns. all skin cruptionS. Best pile cure
on earth. Only - cents box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by all druggists.
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CRY OF THE HORSE LEECH.
The Pcnitcntiary Crying for More of the
Public Money.

For proof that the pcnitcntiary is a
calamity of national breadth. one will
hereafter need refer only 10 the laws
of 1899.
Already Il bond Eil has been passed
to nav off its Indebtedness Of $4,000
and buy farms TO the amount "t Siro =
600.
Last night bill was in;radnrct iy
Mr.. Foushee. of Durham, 10 appropriate
another 100000 for maint nnancc Of this
white elephant the next two years. For
this purpose S5o000 is appropriated for
1899 and a like sum for 1!ho. This
money is to be paid by the State Trel>
urer upon the order Of T.. l.. Travis, W.
III. Osborne and w. G. Newiani or any
two OF them. or in case of their inability
10 act. upon the written order of any
three of the directors designated by the
board of directors.
This bill viii be called mp for action
when the House meets ut . O'Clock. If
il is passed it will make a total of $50.
600 that has gone 10 the nenitcntay
this session.
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SCHEME OF MONEY DEVIL.
Tried to Commit the House to the Vel
low Metal.

LOW NIGH
The House is not going to be caught
ont in the could on the money question:
If it can help it, .and if it is, 1t 80
ING TO at once set about pulling up the
tares sown by the eael.r during its tenn
porary somnolence.
When the PROPOSITION to make the
golden rod the State emblem was flung
: To the hreeze early in the session. the
House s.sw III flash beneath the flow
cry measlsrs IA deep laid scheme oil the
Money Devil and ut once set hob
nailed heel unon its neck and ground
ii 70 death.
Congratnlating itself upon righteous
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he ertiIizer

Business which has been conducted for
the past twenty-five years by Messrs.
BOYKIN, GARNER & CO, and their
Successors, will hereafter be separated
from our Drug Department and conduct
cd under the style of THE HOME
FERTILIZER CHEMICAL WORKS. >
at No. il \. Liberty Street, Baltimore
Maryland. to whom all correspondence
regarding Fertilizer should be addressed.
We manufacture and sell three CD
staple and well known brands. The
Home Fertilizer for corn and cotton,
"Ccrcalite," for cotton. small grain and
trucking, and 'Yancey's' Tobacco Fer
tilizer for Yellow Leaf Tobacco. Send
for circulars and certificates, and we will
convince you of their value.
We thank our many friends for the
kindness shown us in the past. and So
licit continuance Of their valued ia
vorS. We are,
Yours truly,
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MIR. JOHNSON, OF SAMPSON,
The populist Leader Who Advocated
The University Appropriation Bill.
duced in the House and put upon its
passage:
THAT upon the order of +. |. Osborne.
chairman of the Senate branch. and j.
o. Carr, OF the House branch of the
joint committee appointed to investigate
the matter Of ]. w. Wilson and S. Ohio
Wilson. Railroad Commissioners, the
Auditor shall issue his warrant for such
amounts as are allowed by law. for the
purpose Of defraying the expenses of said
investigation.
THAT upon the warrant of the said
Auditor the State Treasurer shall pay
out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated. the amount
necessary to cover the expense of said
investigation.
1t will be observed that no amount is
named. but Frank | Osborne and j. O.
Carr are given authority to sign warrants
on The Treasury for such amounts rs
to them may seem fit and proper.
The House wanted to buy no pigs in
the bag so it tsked referred Mr.. Carr's
bill to the Committee on appropriations
and asked him TO present an temized
statement of the expenses.
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It's always well to have friends you
can trust, but those who are willing
to trust you are more sought after.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07

As the season of the year when pneu-
monia, In grippe, sore throat. coughs,
colds, catarrh, bronchitis and lung trou-
bles are to be guarded against, nothing
''is a fine substitute" will "answer the
purpose" or is lust as good as One
Minute Cough Cure. That is the one
nfallible remedy for all lung, throat or
bronchial troubles. Insist vigorously
upon having it if something else" is
offered you. For sale by j. Hal Bob
bitt and Henry Il. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07

Poetry may be Il drug on the mar.
ket, hut posts wouldn't care il they
could get drugstore prices for it.
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NOT BUYING PICS IN THE BAG
House Wants 70 Know What las About
When Paying Ous Money.

And now the State must foot the
bill of the Wilson investigation.
What the amount of that bill will be
no man can say.
The following hin was yesterday intro
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Frank Crowley OF Holly bas been
spending several days with the home
iolks at Fairview orchards.
b. P. Gates. d. l. r. q. agent at
Lake CITY, has been visiting his sister,
MRS. L. n. Blinn. aud also making some
real estate inquiries which indicate that
he might make u purchase.
"A. ID. Best has moved from the cut.
VIC ranch to his home in In Juutu.
Mrs. G. +. Keenan, OF Tyrop. N. G..
~ me guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
>. II. Burr. accompanied by two dnurb.
ters, aud will remain several months.
Monday evening Mrs. X. s. BealI
gave u deiIhtfai autumn party" M a
.urpris. Tor her husband ON his birthday.
Autumn leaves were the decorations aud
were also used in selecting partners for
refreshments. The OCCASION wis a very
pleasant oue.
e. G. Glenn OF Pueblo was down last
week on legal business,
We arc pleased to learn ,hnt ou.
friend. Ezra Nnckolls. has been nominntr
eu i.s democratic candidate for county
treasurer III Pueblo county. The huuur
| ~ Us" uhhoukutp Nuiic It's wis lIl
itocky Ford attending to important bus.
ihess interests. The democracy Of thn,
county have done themselves honor ia
Mr. Nuckolls' selection. \ thorough
busihess man, hoHest and straightior.
ward, he will make hn excellent treas
iirer.
Mrs. d. ". Barkley returned from
Idaho Springs FRIDAY. accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. 4. J. Wilcox, wilt
will spend several weeks With her ps
rents, Monday evening Mrs.. Basklcy'.
birthday Wis observed by little eoIn,
pany OF friends spoudin4 tho evening.
&C. n. Shelton aud wife left for III.
east Yesterday IN the inlsrcst u Mra
shclton's new drc-s cutting sy.,su,
which Is prosin. quite popular.
Earn Nuckoll. having sold his inter
est IN the bingham ranch. hay aud pest
uraxc, rriarnci io Pueblo yesterday.
IL II. Griffin lately returned from /,
ten days trip to D~avvs ai,d elsp~hc
ia that ssctiou.
Mrs. s. +. H,xgins IL spending ssv,
oral ~crk" With Canon Cat. tn-1,i..
j. W. Pii.u-c,. returned from tb.
east last s~rk after making heavy pur
ci,ascs u xvo,is.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

Carl CLARK last vcck reached kata.
from the Philippines. having fvtnaincl
utth tho hand during tho Dras-e cafnt.
val. Caris duiis,. ~csr manly musical.
but h- did not allow hts POSITION In tho
baud 10 Keep linn from tho af'n. line.
Wiley Reynolds returned from tho
health and With q largo stock u fighting
experience.
u. Z. 0o,idinS. Fred and Asa Haises
lcll q scw days s,pec fos an overland irsp
Ia Ncw Mexico. where they vili give
some attention ~ sheep Interests.
w. +. Nee os Gsrcaland is Visiting
old friends here.
Miss En-. Lsilin.~sll ha. returned
to her former place n. assistant 10 poss.
master Young.
III. ". Lance Was able n attend In
business 'iu a ~esk way and manner
Monday last. u,s man. friends bopc that
hc may s.spu fcsain his usual strength
aud energy.
REV. J. ". Todd aud wife Of Sara.
tora. wyo.. arrived last ~cck Tor q s,sii
with Mrs. Tolds parents, II. +. Hagen
and wife. aud many friends here. The
following wc clip from the Saratoga Sun:
-iscs. Todd announced frum the pulpit
Sunday that ltcv. A. Robinson would
return from hts vacation the last II this
week aui rr-umc hi. duties n. pastor Of
the Presbyterian church. Rev. Tc,ld
and wife expect Ia leave Bcit week. but Il
has not br-n definitely je'i,lei what
field they will occupy. While the pco.
PIE here will lr xlad 10 welcome lev.
Robinson And hts r~timablc family hack
again. they will bc very cory TO lose
lsev. Todd and bis wife who have won
tho respect aud e-tcem of all our people.
Mr. Tpid has had excellent success in
this field aud In. been iirrlc-s IN hi.
of safaspsa people will ~ with him aud
his wife wherever they may bc c.,llei."
The ladies os the Tuesday Afternoon
reading circle had n specially interesting
meeting nj the home of Mrs. u. l..
Mitchell Tuesday. The usual program
occupied tho afternoon. but n surprise
awaited Mrs. Mitchell about six o'clock
~hen the husbands Of the members
marched IN carrying baskets heavily Ia.
den with table luxuries. After q most
eenerou. feast Mrs. Bessie Taylor. on
behalf Of the ladies. presented Me.
Mitchell with n vui,i.linrd silver berry
spoon. Mrs. Ia. lor said she was being
u,cl 10 express the clubs spconinees for
Mrs. Mitchell on the eve of her depart
urc for southern home. II was rather
late 10 wish that she had been horn with
u oliver sppub in her mouth. but the don
ors did wish that wherever her lot might
be cast. neither she nor The spoon might
he Sin the soup:" that in the new home
the spoon might be accompanied by la
,lels full Of happiness. The sincere wisl,
wis expressed that Mrs. Mitchell might
have cherry good time in her new
home. Mrs. Mitchell will he greatly
missed by the Tuesday club. she being
Dne Of iis most active and valued men,
bers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

Another Row With tho
Kouns Party.

This time il is between Man.
aycr A. p. Kouns Of the koun.
Party and Manager Crawford OF
the Gibson Lumber Co. Mr..
Kouns bought the paint for his
new residence on Swink ave. from
the Gibson Lumber Co, and or
dered enough for two coats. After
he got one coat il looked so well
that he took the balance back,
and Manager Crawford has a kick
coming. He used the famous
Masury Mixed Paint. Il is a
little the best there is. IL you
arc interested. go look at this
house and be convinced.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

For n short time only will
there bc nm opportunity Ia pur.
chase Navajo Blankets, Rugs and
Saddle Blankets direct from the
Indian reservation. Call Mt tho
Racket store or on Mrs. ID. W.
Brrklcy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

Mrs. Emma c. Kcil will display a
new line Of most elegant hats at her mil
inery opening next Saturday. Ladies,
do not fail TO attend.
The Ncwdale Melon Growers associ-
alton will give basket social nj the
school house next Wednesday evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

For Sale, Ny home place OF
ten ncres / mile east Of Rocky
Ford cemetery. A bargain IL tn
ken soon. L. I. Cook.
l7.2Op
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

DR.. Fcnton is agent for Ham.
mars paints, warranted for five
years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

SEQ II. 4. Dnwlcy before
buying Your heater. He shows
a full line of Round Oak and 81.
Clair Stoves.