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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

MOKI TEA POSITIVELY cures sick
headache. indigestion and constipation.
\ delightful herb drink. Removes all
.rnpIions OF the skin. producing u per
feet complexion. or money refunded
. and 30 cts. Hsrefori's Pharmacy. !
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
The l,...s In the World.

We believe Chambcrlain's Cough Rem.
ely IL tho best Ia tho world. A few weeks
a.o wc suffered with srvcrc cold and n
troublesome cough. aud having real their
advertisements ia our own ani other pa.
pcrs wc purcharsed n bottle to see II u;
would effect ns. II cnrcd us before the
bottle was morc than half used. II is the
best medicine ont for colds and coughs.
The Herald. Andcrson,illc. Ind. For
salc by Dr.. kcnrby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
WuAr AnOur NENr WEEK.

WHAT ABOUT NENr WEEK.
II you let that cold run-mny In pne,i'
monia them No longer necessary 10
wear out colds. Mendefs Dynamic
Tabnies will positively break up cold
In the head la one day and serious
colds In Two. Then why tnke chances;
For colds only. ~ cents. For sale by
OpeEa llouse Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

J. II. Award has purchased n half in
terest in Hereford,s pharmacy. Mr.. A.
is graduate of pharmacy at Kansas City
and also recently successfully passed ex
animation before the state board of phar-
macy of this state, giving this firm two
registered pharmacists in attendance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Manager Hushaw OF the Electric Co,
added much to the enjoyment of the Ep-
worth League social last evening by pro.
viding brilliant incandascent lamp for
the illumination of the lawn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Small in size aud great in results are
DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers, the famous
little pills that cleanse the liver and
bowels. They do not grippe. DR.. kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
Ont Door lee Cream Social.

The ladies Of th. W. Il. q. will give mn
ic- cream social in the City Park Thurs.
day evening. June -. This iirst public
gathering in the park cannot bu, bc nm.
usually pleasant. Come.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Wiley Bros. sweet potato store house
has been moved to their ranch Just south
of town where it is located with fine cellar
privileges.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

DIR. Fenton's late residence has been
cut into sections and is being moved to
make room for business block to be
built at once.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Help advertise tho Rocky Ford coun.
try by using the envelopes to be had at
the Enterprise office. The back contains
n condensed statement Of ih. attractions
of the valley. the front having return
card in blank. Price 10 cents for pack
nry of a5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

The St. james register showed n
number Of Pueblo people in town on
Sunday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

@. d. Smith in havesting his large crop
OF gooseberries uses picker of his own
invention which is quite success. Mr..
Smith expects to gather 5000 boxes Of
berries from one acre,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

DYSPEPSIA can be cured by using
Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold In handsome
boxes ut 2lc. Hcrcford's Pharmacy. 2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
srruossSr ErsseorAL cnrsrs.

xssAsy Nsssisvs.
prrachinE-tl a. m. and .. ns.
sabbath S.hosl-siE n IA.
Ctss. MrcsinE. ~ s,.
Juni.t t.raSu~. . p. I'M.
Epuosth lrusu-. y. m.
Ah.ussA sssst<v.
Prayer N-~tin. Wednesday. .. m.
Visitor. ani STRANGERS arc welcome toaii the
iiEy. g. I. MILLS. Pastor.
it-slicncs. Sosth Naiu street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

To J. w. Melton. grower OF vegetables
at Arp, Texas, we are indebted for bas.
k,t of delicious tomatoes, for which thnt
section of Texas is famous. The quality
of the tomatoes was calculated to main
tain the reputation of that section OF the
sunny south for fine vegetables.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

DIR. Fenton has sold the site OF his late
residence to NJ. Lutes. Consideration
1920.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

The Dawley Hardware Co. is doing
business under difficulties, their store be.
ing in process OF moving but making
very slow progress owing to the large
building and the great weight Of the con.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Yesterday the Rocky Ford Brick and
Tile Co. placed fires under 25O,OOO ma
chine made brick. The company has
sold and is now delivering 10000 brick
TO the sugar factory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

The Eastern Star will meet Tuesday
evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
PaIssYrKlIAH cxuRclI.

YRxssYrEllAN cNuRcH.
osaAAy essvtsss-
rv.ehlns Al y :. %. and i:D z H. u
0iAvssk 0ssvtss-
Prayer Mee,ins. Wednesday rv~uins at 'tao
Nav. WAansS Nasa. Pastor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

A. l.. Gray is pushing the construc-
tion of tue addition to the bank block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

ACKERS ENGLISH REMEDY will
stop a cough nt any time. and viii cure
the worst cold In twelve hours or
money refunded. 25 and 80 cts. Here
for,l's Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Some orchards are showing signs Of the
blight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
OUINtNE OFT OF DATE.

We understand Gods h~,tlrt thnh
they used 10. Mendcrs Dynamic Tab
uies crowd the effects OF weeks oil
time treatment into twelve hours nn'i
abort colds In a night. One every three
hours and two nt bedtime do the work.
Pleasant TO take. - cents. For sale by
OI-ru House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
CHURCH NEWS.

nirTlSv enrnrn.
sssAsy xssv1rss.
Preaching ~ u - h. snd . p -.
Sunday sefsoDi ~ 10 =. N.
Sousx feopie's tn--tinx 81 s;n ~ ~.
Mh-ussk Ssut<ss.
Prayer nes'ins. wsin~sa.y, sssss, ssspS
k-.sdssev al q. ". Aib-ss's. s-cnssa bsn-l
south OF raiit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

We have received Nd. l vol.1 OF the
Sugar City Herald, published at Sugar
City by G.. P. Davenport, lately of the
Rocky Ford Tribune. The Herald is a
neatly printed, five column folio and con.
tains number Of pictures illustrating
the rapid building Of busy town. The
Herald cannot but be OF benefit to the
town it 80 ably represents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
9ooooooooooooo ooooooooo
$CORRESPONDENCE.$
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OLNEY SPRINGS.

oui,s ns.v, rain fsli IN mi. vicinity suA'
isS night.
We are having hne run of saier in ihs
esilsi. MOtae d, si.i eoatinue all summer.
Mr. scott OF Pusbia. i. the guest Of hen
Giaz-.
Nr. Lin-irrfv sas abie 10 aitead to his
duties With the ttaiiIosh co- Monday.
Opal tiassa 1. suffering siih tho nun'rs-
Mr. ard Mr.. J, %, P-uree and s..s,. Willis.
and Mr.. Jshsss NcNe-n and daughter, b-s-
and Mr.. Parker for several days last week.
Judx. Parker has b-ea quite busy lately
h~a ring u suits toth civil and estminAi-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Mark benson has that fine lathe in
place ready for wide range of work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
$15OOrganF Frd

Clark Church Organ selling any retail mark
$50 the Story Clark Organ Company, will b.
absolutely the Church Lodge School Society Of Rocky
receiving number Of ballots The ballots
voting this contest be Ind Of I'll" following enterpris
the city, each purchase of % emitting the
organization he she wishes
purchases p worth Of merchandise Organ
bition mt the Opera House Pharmacy.
Tho Contest Begins SATURDAY. MAY 20.
And Ends Oct 81. at Noon.
Ballots weekly announced third
Til. ENTERPRISE.
Ballots he deposited The ENTERPRISE Office which
been employed to supcrintend the contest
1t is only by trading with the following merchants that Id
can be hnd
Hilfkers Cash Store, Dry Goods Clothing and Shoes.
Opera House Pharmacy, Drugs and Jewclry.
Rocky Ford Grocery Company Grocery and Meat Market.
The Iowa Grocery Groceries and Queensware.
Geo r. Daring. Coal Ice and Transfer.
Wm H. Dye, South Side Livery Stable
l.. W. Spickelmire, South Side Bakery and Restaurant
G. II. Geigcr, Rocky Ford Steam Laundry.
T. j. Hill, Pianos, Organs aud Sewing Machines.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Washington isuii,iins,
L. II. Harrison.
Principal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14

F.eseo and Hakalal are being de.iv-
cred here daily ald az once panied.
The recent outbreak iu the japanese
.--p Was ben .Lll-l illslu-l as BE- led
. HAr.-a-,---s -ll- established h1r-
Llly.
sane grown az 22-miles from Hi.o.
ID land Similar 10 aL1 adjoining O.aA,
--s been al-.y-eI and SHOWS 50 per
enc purity.
Every department on O,aa IS fully
T.-gIed wish necessary adjIuc.s. The
..-.ay has been gT-a-. UuL t-6 material
81 superior ard lasting.
Nllua keI has CJu.Je0us,y been In
violence during the pas, week and our
sJ.d.er VISITORS are satisfied that our
,1.Cluoes are not Ease alarms.
Cigars are pau; butter cannot be
lad. potato is a rarity, canned yese-
.a1.es and fruits are az X Oudyke val
le-. and tarO and poi very scarce.
Many OF the animals on the way 70
Manila are suffering from various all
Eau-s and Will not be moved until IL
g certain that they are beyond dan
ger.
Bob. Lansing. now in the employ OF
.Le O.aa company, was yesterday pre-
seuted with a son and heir. This Is
he pioneer In this line on the pIanta-
ton.
The officers and men OF the trans
ports now in HilO bay are spending
their time and money in excursions 20
The Volcano and other parts Of the
Island.
The arrival OF the locomotives for
the Hilo Railway Company will be the
signal for an awakening from the ieth-
argy OF plague scares. Everything but
is ready.
The lOcators Of homestead lands in
the Olaa district have heard from
and are advised that their
status will soon be determined. At
any rate, they are clearing their lands
in good faith. and a number have
houses built and crops under way. They
nave confidence in the outcome Of their |
,'aims and are doing all the law re-
Iuires,
DAN d. PENN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14

The Advertiser is delivered to any
part of the city for 70 cents per month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14
Along the burrows.

Inc demand for rice is steady and "a
and paid.
II present conditions continue. Irish
potatoes viii superssde diamonds for
MS. j.. +. Cay has been seriously I'll
Win me grippe, but now is believed
~ nave passed the danger point.
many n the haO.es at Olaa are
s : ,ders, and their stock Is not on
Ne market Why not? Ask them.
"agOaloads OF cane seed from Pc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14
No Signs of Plague.

over a month has passed since the
death Of Mrs. Serrao, and no sign OF
the plague has been discovered on this
Island. although rumor has located IL
n Puma. kau. Waiakea. Halakau. Pc
peekeo and other districts. TO the dis
.ress Of al. Investigation has failed to
ind any trace o. the scOurge.. and a
feeling Of re ief is general. The cause
Of death OF Mrs. Serrao will never he
satisfactorily determined: and there
ere legious who believe that some doc
tors in HilO would not recognize a
bubonic microbe If il had been in their
company for a week.
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
BRYAN SPOKE ID
 IMMENSE CROWD
The Great Leader Discusses Po- IiticaI Issues Before a
 Memphis Audience.

Memphis. Tenn, February 26.-W. J. Bryan arrived today and tonight spoke at the Auditorium
 The huge structure was packed with peo- pie and many were denied admittance be- cause of the jam inside. MT. Bryan was given an enthusiastic ovation when he ap- peared on the platform and his speech was literally applauded throughout.
 In an interview. MT. Bryan was asked what the. paramount issue in the approach ing campaign would be. He said:
 ''Well, that depends. There are three questions before the public. the money question, trusts and imperialism. Men diff fer as to the relative value of these ques- tions, but the republicans are on the de- fensive on all of them and their position on any one of them is bad enough to drive out of the republican party every person who believes in government of the people, by the people and for the people. Events will do much to determine which issue will ex- ercise the most influence. For instance, the currency bill which is now in conference has emphasized the money question because It attempts to camy the gold standard little further and to turn paper money over to national banks. Every new trust tends  to emphasize the trust question. The Boer war and the Porto Rican tariff bill are em- phasizing the question of imperialism. But as said. the republican party is on the defensive on all of them and the fight will be made all along the line All three of the questions are alive"
 ''Is not the free silver sentiment dying out, or Is 1t as strong as it ever was in your opinion?" asked the reporter.
 "No, 1t is not dying out" replied MT. Bry- an, "and the editors who continue to say 1t is. know better. The action of the re- publican party in amending the currency bill as a last resort, so as to revive the promise of international bimetallism is a confession that the gold standard is not satisfactory and no republican editor can explain that amendment except by ac- knowledging that it is an attempt to thrust fraud on the American people,"
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
SYSTEMATIC PREPARATIONS
Kansas City Making Arrangements For
 the Convention

Kansas City, February %.-Systematic preparations for handling the democratic national convention in July are already be- ing mapped out. The plan of organization followed by St. Louis and Minneapolis in handling their conventions 1t is said by those of the committee already here, will be adopted by the Kansas City delegation, with such improvements and changes as may seem desirable. The various comRjt- tees will begin work immediately. Local hotel men are considerably exercised at stories printed in the east to the effect that hotel rates during the convention would be raised exorbItantly. The Star this even- ing prints interviews with the managers of the leading hostelries, in which they de- clare the rates wdll be no higher than at any ether time. The only difference, they say, will be that during the convention the rooms will have to be filled as full as con- venient, instead of turning rooms over to @ single person.
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
Liebig's Malt Extract

A card in yesterday afternoons paper. signed by the Liebig's Extract Malt Co.,, New York, and other geographical points, and published here by the request of a local druggist, charges us with imposing on the public.
 Since reading the card we have com municated both by wire and phone with the most eminent authorities and learn, as we have contended, that the name Liebig as applied to Malt Extract, Witch Hazel. Corn Cure, Toothache Drops, Is not the property of any one person, any more than the name of Smith.
 For more than three years we have sold uiebig's Malt Extract, made for us by several breweries. The name Franz Xaver Aleoig Is unknown to us and has never been used on any preparation sold by us. Our attorneys in Birmingham and Atlanta will be given instructions to proceed against the so-called Liebig Extract Malt Co. and their assistant. In the meanwhile we are selling the best and original Liebig Malt Extract at $1.5O dozen-not made by Franz Xaver Liebig.
 JACOBS PHARMACY.
 Birmingham Ala
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
DISASTROUS FIRE
 AT PRATT C|TY Thriving Suburb Again Swept By Flames Entai|ing Loss
 of $20,OOO.

Pratt City was visited by another disast- rous fire last night, which destroyed fifteen houses entailing a loss of $20,000.
 The fire originated in a negro drug store. in the Drennen building in Young street, and is supposed to have been caused by a new style lamp that was being tested.
 The Drennen building contains twelve stores, and this, together with the livery stable on the same lot, was entirely de- stroyed. E. w. Young's hotel, residence and store, valued at $5,OO0, were also de- stroyed. This was the largest individual loss.
 Mrs. T. B. Sewel lost three cottages Jim Zeopers livery stable was also destroyed. The other buildings burned were small cottages.
 Considerable damage was done to the electric car wires and track, and 1t will probably be or 10 o'clock today before the cars can run.
 The firemen, with the city's hand engine, did splendid work. They prevented the fire from burning the houses on the oppo- site side of the street. But for their serv- ices the damage would have been more than doubled.
 The large buildings were insured, but the tained at the time of going to press.
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
DR. BARCLAY
 MAKES HIS REPORT. Number of Births and Deaths During the Year 1899.
 The Population.

Dr. J. W. Barclay, county health officer, has made his report of the number of births and deaths in Jefferson county dur ing the year 1Ss9 The report is as follows:
 Birming ingham-Population: Whites, 22,O0O; 370; colored 966; total, 636. Deaths: Whites, 3SO; colored, SS1; total, I'll.
 Avondale-Population Whites, 1850; col ored, $50; total, 2,OOo. Births: Whites, 64; colored, g; total, S6. Deaths: Whites, 37; colored, Il; total, AS.
 Bessemer-Popuration: Whites, 2,550; col ored, 2,05O; total 4,60O Births: Whites, 26 colored, 55; total, S1. Deaths: Whites, 25 colored, 52; total, 77. .
 Coalburg Prison-Inmates, 8 white and 553 colored. Deaths, white and 21 col ored; total. P.
 Pratt City-Popualtion: Whites, 1,0O0 col ored. 300; total, 1900. Births: Whites, 76; colored. 2o total, 96. Deaths: Whites, 2a; colored. 6; total, 29.
 Pratt Mines Prison-Gnmates, 954, 99 white and 895 colored. Deaths: Whites. 12; colored. S5; total, A.
 ! Warrior-Popualtion Whites, 800; col ored, 400; total, 1,2OO Births: Whites, 10; colored, 5; total 15.s Deaths: Whites, 2; colored, 8; total, 10.
 Woodlawn-Population; Whites, 2,OO0; colored, 500; total. 2.5oo. Births: Whites, 32; colored, 4; total. 36. Deaths: Whites, 31; colored, 6; total, 37.
 Country Beats-Population Whites, 3O,- 300; co1ored, 15.7Oo; total, 46,00o. Births Whites. s62; colored. 32O; total, 1,2S2. Deaths: Whites, 3O7 colored, 3O.; total, 61e.
 County Jail-Immates Whites, 196; colored 1,293; deaths, 9.
 County Poor Farm-Inma,tes: Whites 296; colored. 415; total, I'll; birth. Death Whites. 2s; colored. 7O; total. ss.
 Total for the county: Binths, 2,233; deaths 1885,
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
OUR UNHYGIENIU CLOTHING

From the Boston Eevemdng Transcript.
 An interested audience listened to some revelations in regard to clothing at the School of Housekeeping om St. Botolph street this morning, when Mrs. Helen HI. Richards, instructor in sanitary chemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy, spoke on ''Clothing In It's Hygienio and Economic Aspects
 We are unable,' said Mrs. Richards, ito think of the effect of clothing on the amount of food required. The consumption Of food must be increased by the thinly clad to maintain the required amount of heat in the body. The function of clothing from hygdendc standpoint is to regulate the heat" The speaker then explained how cotton, linen and wool, all good con-. ductors, having many points of contact with the body, withdraw the heat from the skin. A layer of air between the body and the outer garment will obviate this. for air is the greatest non-conductor known. The ideal undergarmemt should hold adr, be soft, pliable, elastic and not retain much moisture. It should have but slight points of contact with the skin and should not be too thick, in order not to withdra VI the great balance of heat. Such a gar. ment has hitherto been unthoug1lt of, for refomers have never before needed the necessity of the air layer. A net fills the requirements, however, and can be made of either wool or camel's hair, the latter being the best material to theoretically fill hygienic conditions" Nl
 Mrs. Richards then emphasized the ne- cessfty of wearing clothing which will maintain the proper temperature of the body. Lowering the temperature is the first source of disease, she said Although dn the last forty-five years science and the government have succeeded in almost an- nihilating contagious diseases, in Massa- chusetts the death rate has not diminish ed on account of the careaessness of people in regard to their clothes. She also as- serted that the starched shirt bosom. which in no way conforms to hygienfc reuuire- ments, was as great an evfl as the corset
 In closing, the economic aspect of the question was considered, and 1t was shown that the increased efficiency of the body more than compensated for the cost of proper clothing. The only desirability of cotton goods is their cheapness and ease in washing, but in the use of camels hair. which had been advocated, it was explain- ed that daily bathing removed the neces, sity of frequent laundering.
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
ARIZONA WANTS ADMISSION
Protest From the People of Porto Rio,
 Against Tariff

Washington, February 26.-Senator Clark. of Wyoming today introduced a bill for the admission of Arizona as state.
 A memorial of protest and petition from the people of Porto Rico to the congress of the United States was presented the sen- ate and house today. The petitioners ask that the military be withdrawn, that Porto Rco be declared an integral part of the United States, that unrestricted free com merce be established between the United States and the island, that American money be substituted for Porto Rican money and that commission be appointed to codify the laws and consider insular interests.
 The petition Is signed by the Porto Rican delegates In the city.
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
DIR. GEORGE s. BROWN
Called to New Orleans to Attend Morton
 Kirk Moore

Dr. George S. Brown left last night for New Orleans, where he was called to at- tended Morton Kirk Moore, of this city, who is dangerously i'll at the Tauro infirmary. As was stated in yesterdays Age-Herald, Mr. Moore is suffering with appendicitis, and an opeartion was deemed necessary. A telegram was received yesterday 10 the effect that MT. Moore's condition had so far improved that the opeartion had been abandoned. Later in the day, however, a telegram was received calling Dr. Brown to New Orleans, as MT Moore's condition had grown more serious.
 A number of Birmingham friends are with the sick man and he is receiving every possible attention.
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
A Card

On behalf of the members of the fire de- partment l wish to publicly thank the citi- zens who so generously raised a fund of over $2OO and donated same to the firemen m recognition of their duty discharged dur ing the recent fire.
 We wish also to thank 'our chairman" MT. Harry Jones, for his kindly interest in representing the donors of the fund, and for his highly appreciated praise bestowed on the men in his presentation of the same. We will be as ever ready when duty calls.
 J. T. MULLIN, Chief.
The age-herald., 1900-02-27

session as result of the investigation into the recent bear movement against the Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Some of these in- dictments will be for violation of the penal code, which prohibits circulating false in- formation to destroy the value of stocks. Others will be indicted for swindling pure and simple. The grand jury has examined witnesses and found not only well known persons connected with the raid, but that insiders are connected with the 520 per cent. syndicates which have been exposed re- centy,
The age-herald., 1900-02-27
H. M. COMER DEAD
President of the Central of Georgia
 Railroad Passes Away

: Savannah, Ga, February 26.-Hugh M. Conner, president of the Central of Georgia railroad. died at his home in this city this morning. MT. Conner had been III for some time and his death was not unexpected. MT. Conner was native of Georgia and had long been identified with Savannah. At the time of his death he was senior partner in the cotton firm bearing his name. MT. Co., mer was 58 years old.