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Cochise review., 1900-08-28
FOUND AT LAST.
Dehended Has Been Brought to Light.

The veXed question, so much in evi. dence in the papers. recently: Where is the present location of the ax with which King Charles !, was beheaded?" has finally uCGn answered. The famous relic acw repcces in the Musec Io.bon- leo, q; <-,glcs, Ila.y. One who has 1rlm- naged much among the archives Cl the British museum furnishes 1hegn par tcuiai .yarding il The e&ecu toner of Chalie Giles Dekkerl survived the monarch 3o years, dying in 1885. His claim tl the ax. which he appears to have regarded as his perCuisite, was, after considerable discussion. granted by parliament, and it remained his un- u. his death. He always refused to ,aake an exhibition Of the instrument, but his son, however, devoid of such ,cruples, placed il on show at his tav- ern in Lambeth and this coming to the new Kings ears, raid was made, the ax WAS confscated and James II. became it's custodian. When com- pe!ed 0 fly from the kingdom in losa he took iJ with him to France, and al St. Germain it remained until his death, in l70l Louis XIV. became it's next possessor, and later on the regent duke of Orleans, who parte6 with it for consideration" to Ferdi- nand. king of Naples, Treasured by that family for upward of 60 years II was finally deposited in the Naples museum.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
ARE AvERsE TO IMITAToRs.
Women will Not Permit Their Dear. est Friends to PattaPn
 Their Ideas.

Many women habituaTly crib thedr ideas in dress from their friends, but if they knew how unpopular the prac. tice makes them they would hesitatea little, perhaps, before attempting it a second time. In South side parlor, the other day, says the Chicago Chron. icle, the conversation turned upon mu- tual acquaiutances, "Of course, am her friend" remarked the visitor, "She never had warmer friend than am in her life, but certainly am not going to lend her my Paris hat to copy. There's limit to human affection" And she looked so determined and fierce and so thoroughly as if she had reached that limit that her friend ae- quiesced meekly and began to talk about Thoreau and peaceful subjects generally.
 Clothes seem a rock on which femi. nine friendships go to pieces very often. Perhaps those that do were never of the iron-bound character; but then, perhaps, also, few friendships between women are of this sort. At all events in this Cbsurdly machine.made world, when the slightes, evidence of individ- uality in dress is hailed with acclama. tions by the multitude and prized by her who has thought it out, poaching upon the preserves of another maids ideas is regarded as little less heinous sin than stealing her Jewels.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
Strike in Britain.

LONDON, Aug. 2S,--A general con. flict between capital and trade union, ism is considered by labor leaders as likely to follow the Taff Vale railway strike in Wales.
 The movement is almost parallel of the Debs agitation in the United States in 1894.
 The Amaigamated Society of Rail- way Engineers is conducting the strike, and purposes to paralyze every industry in the country by invoking the sympa- thy, of the British Federation of Trades with which the railway men are closely affiliated.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
William GOebeI's Will.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 28.-The will of the late William Goebel was probated in Covington, Kentucky court. It is dated 1886. This was not very long after he had the encounter with John Sanford, of Covington, each firing upon the other in front of the bank with which Sanford was connected, Sanford being shot in the head and dying almost immediately.
 Goebel was held by the authorities to have shot in self-defense, but 1t is asserted that ever after he felt that his life was in danger from Sanford's friends. Sanford's widow is now in a sanitarium and has been nearly ever since her husbands death as a result of the shock and grief.
 The will filed bequeaths and deyises all of tho testator's property to his brother, Arthur Goebel, and names the beneficiary as executor without bond. While no figures are given in the will it is thought that the estate left to MT. Arthur Goebel will make very valuable legacy, as Governor Goe- bel's law practice was very lucrative and he always lead q frugal life.
 The document reads.
 "1, William Goebel, of Covington Ky, do hereby make and constitute this my last will and testament. I give devise and bequeath to my brother, Arthur Goebel, all the property and estate, be the same real or personal or mixed, to which I may be entitled or whereof I may be possessed at the time of my death, to have and to hold the same unto him aud his heirs and as- signs forever. nominate my said brother executor thereof, and direct that no security be required of him as such. Witness my hand at Covington aforesaid to this instrument, which is in my handwriting, twenty-eighth day in the v ear 1886.
 CIVILIAN GoEBEL."
 There were no witnesses to the will.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
HIDDEN TREASURE
los Angeles Man In SOuth-
 western Mexico
Thousands of Dollars In Gold And Silver, or Merely Beauti.
 fuI Romance.

MT. Henry L. Geor, of Los Angeles, is ip southwestern Mexico, where he will look for hidden treasure near the city of Guadalajara. His information is that thousands of dollars in gold and silver ornaments taken from different Mexican churches, lies buried there.
 It is supposed that the treasures re. ferred to are the same that caused a ripple of excitement in Gudalajara about seven years ago, when half. breed Indian convict in the Arizona penitentiary told where he had hidden maps, diagrams and descriptions of the place where bullion valued at thous- ands of dollars was planted. A roman tic story of a band of robbers who had plundered for gain, and when attacked by the Mexican soldiers buried their booty, was told with good effect. Ac- cording to that convict the place was 99 leagues west of Guadalajara, near the town of Topic, in the territory of the same name.
 It may be that MT. Geor's trip is the outgrowth of another very beautiful TO- nance related by dying Arizona con- vict at Yuma, not a great while ago. He told of g visit of some ancestors to Mexico aud the location of mine of fabulous wealth in Lower California. The secret was given to two peniten- tiary guards, who lost no time in re- signing their positions and going to the pen. .nsula.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28

son, who wes leader of the western Massachusetts troops throughout the revolution, has been paid much less than homage by the Yale war hero worshippers than Nathan Hale or Theodore Winthrop. Yet the services to his country of General Patterson compared with those of Hale and Win. throp make, the latter rank like boys alongside of men,
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
QUARTZ BETTER THAN GLASS.
Its Uss May Become Extensive WAOn High Refractory Power
 h Needed.

It is we'll known that quartz becomes pasty before 1t melts, and NJ. A. Dufour has therefore tried to work 1t like or. dinary glass, says the New York Press. The point at which 1t begins to soften Is between 1000 degrees and l,2co de. grees, the temperature of the interior of the oxyhydrogen b.owpipe flame. The working of quartz has shown itself 70 be perfectly feasible, and 1t may be. come an important substance where . highly refractory body is requirsd which has definite chemica. constitu. tion. is not hygrometric, cannot be oxi. dized and cannot easily be reduced. Be- sides. 1t always remains transparent and does not, like glass, evolve gases on melting.
 A thermometer tube of quartz was constructed and filled with tin. It worked well between 24o degrees and $50 degrees. The walls of the bulb had to be thick, as the soliditying tin other. wise pulled them together. Quartz vacuum tubes which may possibly not occlude gases in their walls are now be. ing made It would then be possible to test the question as to what Is the ac. tual vehicle of vacuum discharges. Perhaps there Is also an opening for incandescent lamps made of quarts.
 Stain of banana juice is almost inden- ble. It does not proceed from the stalk
 s1,
Cochise review., 1900-08-28

Little Milton Thomas, the son of Mrs. Mollie Tho mas who was SC badly hurt by the explosion of powder at Naco, was taken back home yesterday afternoon where 1t was thought he would rest better and where his mother could attend to him with better sue. cess. The child, however, was taken worse on his arrival at Naco and D. L. Rose drove Dr.. Edmundson down to that town last night to attend to the little sufferer.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
l0LAl NOTES.

MT. Henderson arrived home today.
 c. T. Meeson left for New Mexico to. day.
 The Bisbee school will open Monday, Sept. 10th.
 MT. and Mrs. Seth Evans young son left today for school,
 Joe Huber arrived in town from his mine yesterday.
 William Cherry came in from the water tank yesterday.
 c. Overlook arrived home from a trip in the country.
 Miss Mamie Hanley came in from the Huachucas yesterday.
 O. M. Pettibone is among the guests registered at the Norton.
 R. P. Brown we'll known commer- cial is visiting the town.
 Mir. Quarles of Ash Canyon in the Huachucas is visitor in this town.
 Judge Johnson left for Fairbanks to- day where he meets Mrs. Johnson.
 Frank Armstrong was on business trip from Benson yesterday evening.
 Richard Bundle is still very i'll and under the constant care of his physic- fans.
 J. Wiley of Los Angeles who is at the Norton House is on business trip in this city.
 Warren Camp No. g, Woodmen of the World, met last evening at the opera house.
 Dr. Edmundson and Mir. Ogle the Life Insurance man left for Naco today for a bicycle ride.
 J. c. Donaldson of Detroit was among the arrivals by the passenger, yesterday, he Is at the Bessemer.
 MT. Wittick came in from Turquoise yesterday where he has been looking into the advantages offered for specula- tion.
 2. H. Adams, of Pecos, Texas, ar rived yesterday and is at the Norton House He is looking round the dis trict.
 0. H. Oswald and John Wilson are two arrivals from the Morenci mines. They are among the guests at the Nor ton.
 Richard Humphrey and MT. Putnam have left for Sonora where they will exploit some very promising mining propositions in the Arispe district.
 J. B. Angius, N. Angius and George c. Clark the surveyor left yesterday for the Dragons to attend to the sur veying of Messrs Angius mining loca- tions. MT, Clark will remain to survey the property.
 Five carloads of stock, horses and mules for the new railroad work ar- rived yesterday and were unshipped at once. Teams are being put on as rap- idly as they can be procured and the force of men is being daily augmented.
 Soren Hansen, Farley Nelson, M. F. Pack, c. Christian Olsen, William Ad- ans, W Shepherd and Br. F. Higg's left today on the morning train for California, from whence they will re- turn to their homes in Utah. The boys left Utah some weeks ago and have travelled through Arizona and Mexico, looking oder the country, shooting and enjoying their vacation.
 Manager Machovich came in from the Soloman spring mine, yesterday, and reported to the owners that the progress made in the work on that mine was most satisfactory and from present indications the outlook was very favorable. Ore of fair quality is showing in the seams at ls5 foot and the opinion Is that the ore body is at hand.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
Honorin0 a Yale Hero.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. 2s.-The memory of Major General John Patterson, who
 afterward became one of the most prominent of the Yale graduates who fought in the revolution will be per- petuated at Yale by the erection of an appropriate tablet. General Patter-
Cochise review., 1900-08-28

An important meeting of the l. O. F. will be held this evening at Foresters' hall, Visiting brothers are very cor dially invited to attend. The presence of all members of Court Bisbee No. 3s3s is earnestly desired.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
soc to $3.O0
Campaign Scarfs

hidden string-a pull and the picture of your presiden tal candidate h shown Release the string the picture springs back iLt the folds of the We'll ties
 of shapes patterns with no hint of the sur prise unless 'you pull the string " - OV
Cochise review., 1900-08-28

Stain of banana juice ia almost indeii. ble. It does not proceed from the stalk or nlant alone. but evists in 'hc rrec,'
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
Sale of an Arizona Mine.

One of the greatest mining deals oi Northern Arizona took place when the Central Arizona Mining company prop. erty passed into the hands of eastern capital. This property, which lays about forty miles north of Williams, has been worked extensively during the past year, with most excellent re. suits, shipping numerous carloads of copper ore to El Paso, Texas, and Pueblo.
 Ralrh Cameron, the ex-county sheriff of Coconino county, Dr. Miller of Flag staff and others were the principal owners of the property, which is a blanket formation peculiar to the Grand canyon district as we'll as Globe, A. T., and is in this district where a great deal of blanket mining is now be- ing done by the Aeneta and Nyack Mining companies,
 The price is understood to have been S100,000 cash. The new company will put large crew of men to work at once and proceed to operate the mine upon large scale.
 Another mine also passed to the same company for the sun of BIO, 900. Most of the owners were Williams peo- pie. The Sunset mine Is also blanket formation, being mostly copper.-Ex.
Cochise review., 1900-08-28
Summery Things Little Sannn. ThiDss pertaining pst.i
White Lawn Ties

Long lawn ties, with ends of fulfilled lace, embroidery and tucks. The daintiest summer neck. dress imaginable. Fifty cents to dollar and a quar. ter; according to the amount of fnery you wish.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO. THURSDAY, JANUARY ~ 1900
REAL ESTATE
AND IMPROVEMENTS.


Price 4 Lance have purchased "a
acres OF the L. Il. FenlRson's High Line
land, being part Of the SAKE tract just
south OF town. a portion Of the new
purchase will be used by Price X Lance
for growing sugar beets, they having
their share Of the 100 acres contracted
for by Rocky Ford's business laen.
This week DR.. Van Buskirk and II. 8.
Beall made two purchases Of farm land
leo acres Just south Of lion. j. ii. Crow.
lcy's fniryisw Orchard and 100 acres
four miles northwest Of Oriwuy.
Mrs Edith Stoosr Of Victor has pur.
chased. through Steele 4 Beail, J. 4.
Hester's house and tive lots in tho west
ern part Of town.
II. q. Multby is planning to build sew.
eral dwellings for rent. A score Of other
citizcns should follow his example.
The new building erected by /. d.
Hal. anu J. n. Kinney. west Of Hulk.
cr-, will be eomplrtcd Feb. !. l.. Il
Fcnlnson will occupy one room with his
real estate Office aud Collins & Perkins
another room with stock Of wall paper
and paints. A baker has been figuring
Oh the third room.
Z. s. Richards block in tho western
part OF town was last week sold 10 L. Il.
Fcnlason Tor ESQ.
Senator Swink last week transferred
two lots on south Main street to tho
Rocky Ford Brick 4 Tile Go.
Steele & Beail fsu days since bought
for themselves lot I. block 10 A.
Yesterday A. Nicholss purchased.
through Steele & H-all. II. q. Maltby's
residence In tho southwestern part Of
town. Tho property includes four
blocks. Consideration. s.,iU0.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18
CHURCH NEWS.


The Ladies' Aid society Of tho Prcs-
hyirriAp church will give social nj n.
+. hall. Friday evening. Jan. u. Good
lunch for ID ccnts- Six until ten O'Clock.
Quarterly Missionary mcc,in. OF tho
Ep~orth League nc1t Sunday. send
Me- Isa. 6:i.lu. Miss Clara Wc'ss
leader.
The W. Q. 7. U. will meet with Mrs.
Gos. Saturday Jan. :ssh ai > y. IN. Ev-
cry member who has conveyance Is cx.
pcc;ci To ,akc ,t and take romc other
member who las no way OF getting
there, brother aud Sister Goes wish n
full attendance as very important aucs.
tisus will come before this meeting.
Sarah NJ. kirk. Sec.
Rev. G. A. Burbank will preach at tho
Bap,is, church next Snnia! morning
and evening.
The executive boarl Of the County
Sunday School convention will meet at
I'll. NJ. 4. church. Rocky Ford. next Sat.
ur,lay ut 10 -. m, To plan tor the next
convention.
Christian Endeayor topic mex, Sunday
".Scud Me. Quarterly missionary meet.
ing. Roland Wycsoh leader.
Christian Science subicc, next Sunday.
Love,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

sight and impaired memory. I had spells
that when would try TO speak couldn't
think Of the words I wanted to say. but
would say something else. I have i'm
proved, OH, so much. and DR.. Picrcc's med.
ieincs have done the good work. II has
been about a year since I commenced to
use the medicines. Ny health has been
improving slowly but surely. We cannot
eSpect disease that has been coming on
for years to be cured In n few days. II any
lady, suffering as hnve, will write 70 DR..
r. Y. Pierce, at Buffalo. N. ", and get his
advice and Use his medicines according to
directions, a cure will surely result
Most dealers In medicine sell DR.. Picrce'a
Favoritc Prescription. There Is no other
medicine that Is "the samc or Just a.
rood" Don't accept q substitute.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18
Notice.

A meeting of members of the
Rocky Ford Melon Growers nsso-
citation will be held in Rocky Ford
Saturday Jan. Goth. at / 30 to
amend the Bylaws and transact
any other business that may come
before said meeting.
A. c. SLOAN, Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18
A HIGH GRADE ENTERTAIN
MENT
Prof. Oles, the Noted violini,t, Mt
Rocky Ford Jan. 90.

Our citizens will be greatly
pleased to learn that they are to
have another evening with Prof.
Oles. When here two years ago
he delighted n full house by his
wonderful skill on the violin. and
We anticipate that Rockers Opera
House will be crowded on the oc-
casion of this visit. He comes un-
der the auspices of the Epworth
League. The popular Rocky Ford
male qunrtette and other home tai
ent will have partin the program.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

There was a quiet fire alarm m a. ,ns :.
home Of Mrs, Alma NJ. Cheney, Tuesday
af,arnoon' % m The house was filled with
smoke, but the cause could no, , be s;,,ins, dis,
,oom WINS fonnd on fire. The damage
~ ms sl;vbt. A iluc had been built from
ths % ground up, hollow from the bottom. n.
~ a., sI H., dashboard to was exposed on tue
;mside TO the accumulation OF soe''
Hence the fire.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18
LA JONTA MUSIC STORE!

There is only one exclusive mu-
sic house between Pueblo and
Kansas and that is the La Juntn
Music Store, managed by Guy T..
Smith.
This store sells Pianos S5O.Oo
cheaper than any Pueblo or Den
Yer firm. Why? Because big cS-
penscs and high priced travelling
agents add $50 to the cost of every
piano.
Mr.. Smith has lived in this coun-
ty years and has clean record.
He exchanges any unsntisfac-
tory instrument inside OF two
years, without expense to the Gus
toner.
If you nre interested in music,
drop him card and he will call
on you.
All sheet music at half the list
price.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

The main attraction Of the entertain.
ment was the renowned Geo. W. Oles, n
yiolinist OF wonderful ability. and q
large audience assembled at the First
BAPTIST church last night to hear him.
Ue showed remarkable technique, rival.
ing the great Remenyi and Ole Bull.
Daily Telegraph, Kalamazoo. Mich.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

The best assortment of Break
fast Foods in the city is kept in
the stores of the Kinney Grocery
Co
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Isaac II. Adair. Undertaken. and,
Embalmer Of many years's exPeriences;
and whose efficiency is recognized by all
will have charge Of the Undertaking De-
partment Of the Rocky Ford Hardware
ca -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

The Ladies' Exchange OF the Baptist
church. which has sales OF home cookery
every Saturday afternoon Mt Kinney 8
east side grocery. requests that friends
will leave orders each Saturday Tor the
articles which they would like the follow
ing Saturday. The Exchange next sat
uI6ay will be in charge Of Mrs. j. Ii.
Craig and Mrs. John Browning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Huru HttA w Nj
Mrs. Mollic Il. ~
f.inaria, Cum. IN
Tenn. "whcn
Dr. Pierce con.
health. I was so
weak I could only
write q few words
when I would have
to rest. l could
hardly walk
Words cannot cS.
press my suffer.
iugs. Now | can
do my own wash
ing and cooking.
I can take a ten
quart pail In ono
hand and u six
quart pail In the
other tfull of watcr)
and carry both one
fourth of a mile
and never stop to
rest. | ain as heavy
as | was at 10 years
(Izs lbsl. l also
had tlimncss of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Miss L. V. Burnham. Dress
maker. over Hills Sewing Ma
chine store. solicits the patronage
Of the ladies. 33-3sp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

A most complete line of dainty
Dishes, up-to-date styles at KIM
zey Grocery Co.'s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Make Govreau your Grocer and
buy your Meats Mt the same place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Violet Lodge No. q. Daughters Of Re.
bcknh installed officers Thursday even.
ing. The ceremony was followed by
fine oyster supper. which was much en-.
joycd. even II tho brothers had been mp
all tho previous night institutin. the
Fowler Odd Fellows lodge. Crhc officers
Of tho Rcbckahs and of number Of
other orders will be given in an early
issuc.)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Sec the latest styles Dinner
Sets ut Kinney Grocery Co.'S.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Always in the lead in business
in that line-Govrcau's Grocery
and Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

New Queensware Just opened.
Hnviland style, at Kinney Gro
Gerry Co.'S.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

The Florence lieiincr denonnces VIM.
u. Atkinson. n printer. formerly con-
nectci with the Manzanola News, as n
common thief and warns newspaper
officers to give him the cold shoulder IL
,h,,v do not want to suffer loss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

The directors OF the Rocky Ford Mel,
-, E,owets' association are Determined
To- make one more effort to amend the
hy.laws and hope all members Will at
tend n meeting to be held next Saturday.
Ian Inn 90 nj ESQ y. m. Everyone come
ont and help correct the bylaws so ina.
eyerythins will run smooth. Ever!
member must come to accomplish the
object.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Reserved seats for tho Olc- recital on
sale at DIR. kcarby's dru. store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Furnished room wanted. Leave
word at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18
Farmers institute Program.

THrRSpAv-isso p. M.
Introductory Address. ''Thc Re-
wards o: the Farmer ---..:
II. Ebbcr;.
Paper. ''fn,ciiccin9l Life on the
Farm" Mrs. A. II. Han,lin.
Paper. Management, Of Bees.
John l.. Caugcr.
Paper. ''Thc Sheep Industry
......-..-.....-. \. Colt.
Question box.
Music.
Sugar Hcct Day-i'RiDAS. 10 a. III.
address, "Sugar Bcc,s-Thcir Re
ia,ion to the Farmer and Feeder
..-...P Prof. W. ". Cooke.
Address. "Thc Cultivation OF Su.
gar Bccts VIM. Win,crhalicr.
MTTRSooS-iao.
Address, 'Irriga,ion Of Sugar
Bcc;s" by representative OF Sugar Co.
Paper, Irrigation as Applied to
Sugar Bects in the Arkansas
Valley. X. Blinn.
Address. "Ccncrai Remarks on
Sugar Bcc;s'' '-.-..-..-....f. Wic;scr.
Address. Feeding Dairy Stock on
Waste Sugar Factory Products"
Frof. W. ". Cooke.
Question Box.
Music.
SATuRDAS-io a. III.
PAPER. Points on Dairying'
l.. W. Babcock.
papcr. Growing and Marketing
truck" u. V. Burrcll.
ArTRRSooS-i:so.
Paper, Handling and Marketing
Can;aioupcs" s".----..---..--A.l a. l.aison.
parCr, "Thc Can,aloupc-ENpcri-
ri,cnts With Blight and sotnc
Requisites for the success of the
Industry" "-.---.U. II. Griffin.
Address, "Tlc Nature and Growth
OF Fungus Troubles .-.------
.---.------ Prof. {. ). Srandall.
Question Box.
Music.
EvESrSc-7;so.
Music.
Recitation, ----.. Miss Edith But,crfcld.
Address, DR.. Barton q. Aylcswor'h.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18
Dimness of sight,
palpitation, shortness
of breath, black spots
or else shining lights

before my eyes. terrible headache. numb
ucss In my arms and hands and tongue,
also my Jaws would get numb; constipation.
proiap<tis. dcbilitating drains, soreness
through my bowels; in fac, was diseased
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-18

Al ,,era house, next Tuesday, Prof.
NJ. Won can't afford to miss H.