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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-31

THIS was Pipe Chiefs story, told as
we sat by the fire and smoked
through the long winter evening:
Many, many, years ago, when ]
was boy, there lived in the
village OF Pawnee Loups n man
named Medicine Chief. He was lame.
When Medicine Chief was young, he
had gone to visit the Rees and had
lived with them for long time. While
he was living in their village, the
Rees told him the story of the Young
Dogs Society and Dance and how
they had first learned about it, and
had come to practice it.
In those days when Rec wanted
eagle feathers to tie on his shield or
lance, or for war bonnet. or to tie in
his hair, he used to go out and catch
the eagles, and this was the way he did
it: On the top of the hill where he
eagles used TO come. he dug pit in the
ground and then covered it over with a
roof of poles and scattered grass on
the poles so as to hide them. He put a
piece of meat on the poles. tioing it
down so that The eagles could not carry
it away. and then, stripping off his
clothes. went into the pit and waited
there without food or drink until the
eagle came down TO The bait. When
the eagle had alightcd and was stand
ing by he bait. he man reached up be-
tween the poles. caught the bird by the
feet and drew it into the pit and killed
it. Sometimes the eagle would not
come for long time. and the man
would begin to think hat he was not
going 10 catch any, and would be very
unhappy.
4 long time before Medicine Chief
had gone 80 the Rec village. "A certain
Rec brave had gone out to oh eagles.
One night, while he was lying in the
pit, prnyi ing for good luck. he heard the
sound OF drums beating long way
off, but he could not tell from what di-
recton he noise came. He kept listen
ing and oil night he heard the sound of
the drumming. The next night as he
lay there he heard the drumming be-
gin again. and he got out of the pit
and walked over the prairie trying to
follow the sound and learn where it
came from. lie followed the sound till
at last, when it was nearly morning, he
came to he edge of a great deep lake.
All day he stayed by his water, and
kept crying over his bad luck and pray
ing for help. When night came. the
drumming began again, and, after a
time, he saw many birds and animals
in the water, and coming o the shore
and walking out on the land. He could
see ducks and geese. and dogs and
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-31
THE YOUNG DOGS DANCE J
BY George Bird Grinnell.

Nothing stranger than Indian folk tales
have ever been told, and they have an
unusual charm for the average American
reader. In George Bird Grnnells new
book. 1.-THE Indians of To-Day" pub
lished by Herbert S. Stone Co. Chicago,
there is given an unusually large num-
Der of exceptionally interesting ones,
many of which were told to the author
by the Indians themselves One of these
is the story of THE Young Dogs
Dance" as related to the author by Pipe
Chief, of the Pawnees, and is reprinted
below BY permission of the publishers OF
the book
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-31
/ $500 REWARD!

We will the above Complaint
Dyspepsia Sick Headache Indigestion Constipation Cosveness
cannot cure with Lveria the Uptoate Little Liver when
the directions strictly complied WITH They purely vege-
table and give satisfaction 25c boxes contain 100
Pills. Pills. boxes contain Is Pills Re-
of substutons Sent by mail STAMPS taken
NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY
Cor. Clinton jackson Streets
Chicago Ill.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27
TIE OFFICIAL CITY JOURNAL.
TIE OFFICIAL COUNTY JOURNAL.
Tuesday, Feb. 81. 1900.
IT HAPPENS TO Us.

Weinlsr Mercury; "Here's q
good item for your paper. We
read it, aud see that the item in
question will offend some one. We
ask: Can we say that Mr.. Blank
handed MS this itemi" Oh. no; {
you can't publish il without put
ting may name to 1t (ineauing by
this that we should father bis
troubles), you can leave it out. p"
Verify, the newspaper man meets
with all kinds of hpmau fraiIties.
A great ln&ny people are willing
for paper to take up their burden
in this way. They don't Seem to
realize that the newspaper man has
troubles euopgh Of his own. and
frequently when the situation is
explained to them they are not
satisfied, aud proceed to "cuSs out
the paper for what they are pleased
10 term a Observation-Disclosures
News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27

TALK about protection to trusts
The borsx trust, with a tariff of 5
cents a podnd, is selling Its pro-
duct to Americans at rs cents aud
to Europeans at 81 cents a pound
The steel aud wire trust is selling
barb wire to Americans at $4.I3
per hundred pounds and to Euro
peans at 81 % per hundred pounds.
Yet the tariff docs not unduly
protect the truSt!"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27
No. &c. noah's Ark.

A mehsserie. consisting OF y pairs Of
Animals Elephants. Csnels. Deer, Horses.
Cattle, Donkeys. Goe,s. Lions, Bears. Tigers.
Dogs and Cata- Each pair is eoup.ed AID
stands alone. They are Autographed ia
many colors On heavy cardboard. cut ous
and ersbossed- Every feature ofthe Animals
IS distinctly shown. The elephants are
inches high and 10 inches long. and tie other
Animals are p-orortione5eiy larss- Senc
postpaid on receipt 81 conE sassaSs
stamp alG Is signatures euS from
wrappers OF Arbuckias' Roasted Corr
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SPAGHETTI A L'ITALIENNE.

To prepare delicious dish Of
tomato aud spaghetti s PItalienne
break half pound Of Italian spagh
ETH into pieces, put it into . quarts
OF boiling water over the fre, add
half table spoonful of salt and
boil % to 80 minutes. Melt al
ounce Of butter in = saucepan, add
fine chopped onion, half Of a
green pepper without the seeds,
cook six minutes, add half can
of tomatoes, a quarter cnpful OF
ef fine chopped Mushroom,
tSaspoonfuI Of salt, a tsaspoonful
OF sugar aud quarter teaspoonful
OF peppsr- Cook 20 minutes. When
she spaghetti is done, drain in
eolander. Take I ounces parlnesan
cheese or glats 4 ounces OF Amer
can cheese, aud put the spaghetti
in alternate layers IN a dish With
the tomatoes and grated cheese.
Place the dish for few minutes
IN the oven and serve. The cheese
may be omitted.-Ex
Go to c. Jagou Sons for fne cod
Ash, Just received.
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Az eas Beck Of &c 1BogS List s i9 sent CT recap
Ct eeat Pcs;ags s!aap SD @ signatures CT fIOn
rs wrappers Of kTsget'es' Ecas.od C5fiaa.

No. q ONE HIGHT MYSTERY. great Detective
Nto-ss ''CLl SLECER"
re. IS ADVENTURE Or : B&sEFUL BACHELOR, b CLARA
A-GL5rs. a provoking
No Cs TER?ES- AND sUNsHNE. \ Novel - Mary J.
Io1AES The popular tensile Of ncon Of Tie age
no. CT TIE sUNEYsi0s COOK BOOK. ~ Ass. JESSIz
iisR-A I-s enc a. ta- ,cost comprehensive Common
Cook EC0Es eve published.
No. Is CID eEG6ETS AND NEW 0IscOVERIEs. This book
t1ts9 TeScer or. # AcONsdge AID VIII
IL Ioald tolA entertaining useful
nc % THREE THOUSAND THINGS WORTH KSoNlHo, b.
MOORE al-h0r % Ao1cs5 BOOK
ycioHed.G Of condemned form
60 TIE CITY or DREADFUL NIGHT othe- stories
Ly RUDFAKD hIPLsSG
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27

The greatest invention in mill
tary science was the Gatling gun
and the greatest discovery in med
zeal science is iatiin's Anti Bilious
Compound, which actually cures
habitual constipation. So it IS not
necessary to be constinualiy taking
medicine. 4 short treatment does
the work. Ask your druggist for
a free sample.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27

Few men probably would like
to see women vote, and doubtless
a large majority of the fair sex
themselves do not desire the right
of suffrage; yet it is no doubt true
that, if women should vote there
wonld be less corruption at the
polls, III proportion to the ballots
cast.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27
For sALE:-One "Gem" stee

For SALE One "Gem" steel
wind mill, all galvinized steel.
Tower and wind mill in its original
package. Never been used. Price
$4,000, United States currency.
For further particulars address
Jesse o. Wheeler, Brownsville,
Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27
SKNAroR DrpKw is q grsa.

SENATOR DEPEw is great "a
cOntsur, bat when he likened Ne
Kinlsy's Philippine pronuncis-
miento to LincoIp's emancipation,
he either assumed the role of jok-
er, or vas guilty Of an unusually
big whoppsr.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27
Ho. SIS
Three Beautiful
Flower
Pictures.

E5ck measuring 95<xf7
inches. The titles are
" Summer Fragrance, f"
- > Vase cfLilies. +" and
" Fresh and Sweet.
These tb7ee pictures all
go together, and VIII be
sent postpaid On re-
ceips OF , cent post
age sraSsP and ) sig
natures cut from wrap
pc-s Of ArbUckles'
Toasted Coffee
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-27

KENTUCKY'S election contest has
been left to the arbitrati N OF the
state conrts, and meanwhile that
state enjoys the rare distinction of
having two governors at the same
time.
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WORDS.

For The Post.
Words have mighty, hidden mean
ings;
Ocean like they surge and swell !;
They can lift soul to heaven,
Or csn hurl it into hell.
Once whispered word low spoken
Fell upon listening ear.
And for one brief breathless in
slant
Heaven came and fingered near.
Once gentle woman persisted
One short month a joyous
Stricken by word that svord-like
Pierced her spirit and she died.
Once 3 word at random uttered
BY sanity man of yore,
Freightsd with Celestial pity,
Served a lost one to restore.
Words have mighty, hidden mean
lngs;
Ocean like they surge and swell
They can lift soul to heaven,
Or can hurl it into hell.
Sara Ella johnson.
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A 1aaEusicent picture OF Roses b Paul &C
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correspondence solicited on all matters
81 local interest, or CT interest 10 the
,, 5Pie OF Southwest Texas. Zach com
n szjc2tjOu must be accompanied by the
zlazss ef its Sgthur, net for publication
tEg8ess so d!rectecJ. bur as & guarantees
~ soed faith, and when by request
SseHy7nOus signatures appear TO such
denominations TIE riglst is reserved TO
disclose the name ot the writer should a
necessity arise for such disclosure
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Go to c. Jagou Sons for fne cod
Ash, Just received.
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\ METAL box Autographed
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Na. 81. ELGhty-ono ooId Eyed MeedIes.

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fee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

4 story IL told of a citizen OF Gias.
cow which shows that contsntmeni
is virtue really csis,en, In some cases
One Of the inhabitants was making
his way homc~ard on a certain even.
ing. and taking good deal more than
III. SHARE of the pavement. when he
encountered Glasgow town council.
man walking along In q respectable
fashion. The councilman. noticing his
unbalanced condition. stopped and
shouted With wrathful dignity: "wha,
dye want7" To this his fellow towns.
man bli,hcly replied: II want
nse'hing! I'm as fu' can haud!--
Chicago Chronicle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
SUGAR MAKING BEGUN
Continued from Page ~

height lime kiln which supplies fresh
acid the chemical
kiln the
the lime and the coke fuel for burning to
Opposite the end of the main building
additional building where the lime will
using and ceansed from its impurities to be
In the connection appliances will here be
working again the deeteriou matter of the beet
the Stefens process
platform beet dump the crude beet laboratory
the beet As the loads
having them dumped by steam hoist into the
sue buse basketfu caught from each load and from this has,
kt sample taken test For the finer OF ana
the beet laboratory fitted within the
building
The supply of the factory taken from the Rocky Ford
canal and conducted into settling basins reservoirs From these
it pumped into the main building and after doing duty for some
time clean pd the west end of the dump sheds aud
bee down the factory and
wash 1t then flows by underground
conduit open ditch back to the Arkansas
description of the plant hardly complete without
residences md the mechanics
grounds These Chestnut
the stretch orchard land that fronts the factory and which due
will lawn. One of the residences
Manager FRI weze The other is the Club
officials and clerks of the
and also the domce OF the chief officers oil tine company
whenever they ysi, Rocky Ford.
Six lines railway track dverge from the main entrance through
grounds continuously busy pulling about the
carloads limestone and OF coke that daily consumed by
the immense mandatory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
A Banquet to American Beet Sugar Co. Officials:

THERE is n proposition The business Mems Club Of
tender banquet the officers OF The Am
ean Sugar maxim; formal celebration OF the
ING of the big suc, factory leading
assured establishment OF such permanent
promising industry marks the history of this part OF the
valley fifty celebrated by all the business inter
es hn rc and hope by such enlargement of
when and where the banque. will be
The factory will begin making this
week. ms announced much in the completion and
the starting of such which makes it
difficult impossible x day hour for starting
of ship days the
aremen will be absorbed details of completion and
perfection working the great plant moment Cor
or celebrations therefore probable that the
.cs,ed banquet will lie delayed for a fortnight
James oxnn chief of the Manufacturing Depart
ment Howe the general of the factories
,c,ed be factory taken from the
Company and the machinery set in full working
ton This transfer place yesterday when the first
paion opened and sugar making commenced.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

the scale OF the ins,rumcn, and recorded.
This reading represents the amount Of
solid matter In the Juice. and tho dis.
piaecmcn, Is equivalent to 80 many parts
by actual weight. The Temperature Of
the juice Is then taken and The density
corrected TO the normal Temperature
us c.. as the instruments used arc
based on this temperature.
The juice is drawn by aspiration into
the instrument called the pipct,c-thc
upper stem Of which Is graduated for the
normal weight of sugar-and the amour,
taken corresponds TO the reading on the
scale of the hydromc,cr, or Brix. The
juice thus measured is allowed to flow
into ioo-cubic ccntimctcr flask. and the
pipc,tc is washed gu, to remove all traces
of the juice. A solution Of sugar of lead
Is then added to prccipi,a,e all organic
matter. and the flask flied to the mark
with water. The whole Is then filtered
and portion of the transparent filtrate
is poured into two hundred cubic milli
meter tube, which is capped ut each end
with glass discs. The tube is then placed
III the polariscope and the reading, made
! The reading is made BY means Of a stu
Y dent lamp, and the number of degree,
indicated upon the scale gives the per
ccntagc of sugar in tic Juice. Thi
reading, divided by the corrected density
gives the purity of the juice. The per
ccntagc of sugar in the beet is then caicu
lated and the test is completed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
How Sugar Beets
Are Tested.

II will be Of in,ercs, to no; a few read
ers Of the Enterprise II VIC describe how
the bec,s they have been growing this
summer arc tested as TO their sugar con-
tent. Elsewhere Is described how tho
bccts arc unioadcd from their wagons
and n baslc,ful caught from each load
as /, is dumped. This basket is taken to
the ,arc room. There the gross weight
of the sample is taken and the bccts arc
then washed clean. They arc again
vc;phcd,- aud the difference in the
weights give the percentage of ,arc to he
deducted from tho net weight of the en-
,;rc load. The average weight of the
,,cc,s in the sample is then taken; an
equal norton of each beet is used; 1t is
,,,o,,,,d IN into condition similar 10
Snrsr ratisI, as prepared for the table; the
puip titus obtained is pressed, the juice
~ which is caught IN n TN cylinder made
for the purpose. The prepared sample
of Juice is then taken across tue room 10
the chemist 10 be analysed. The method
of ANALYSIS is the same as that adopted
by the tinted State Experimental Bureau
nj Washington. ID. G.. and represents tic
results OF over thirty years of cNperienct
in Germany. and should be entirely salts
factory 10 all concerned. II is known a,
the pipettc test. The metric system Il
used exclusively in making the calcula
tons.
The frs. step is to place the hydrome
ter in the juice. This is an irstruinen
especially made for sugar work, and u
called the Brix, after the name OF the in
en,or. The reading is then taken upoi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
CORRESPONDENCE;
OLNEY SPRINGS.

Fred Chambers has arrived for few
days visi, with Judge Parker aud wife
and Mrs. Chambers. who hEs been visit
ius Mus. Parker for several weeks.
+. Z. Collins returned HON. from his
tnp through the northern par, of the
state With =. ". Greasy. Ito IA very
much improved in health.
Tho tlircshing machine can be heard
daily around olnc..
We hope soon to have water in the
canal.
Mrs. Parker aud Mira. Chambcrs wen,
To- La jGnia Monday To attend IL. ban
que; given by til. Women 81 woolcFRft
ia honor Of ihr Rocky Ford lodge. 4
splendid iitno was reported.
Mrs. o. +. Comsiock attended the
Street fair in Pueblo aud visited friends
friends for several days.
A good rain would DO appreciated by
every one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

The Barlow Minstrcls tl,nt are
announced at the Opera House
"Wednesday Oct. II offer some
thing new and original every sens
on and keep up with the demands
OF the times. 1t is mn old and
thoroughly tried combination.
The first part of the performance
this year is dream III modern
minsttelsy. About forty men np-
pear in silk aud satin costume,
crack now jokes, sing new songs,
and make lively opening for the
rest OF the entertainment. The
clio is one OF exceptional merit,
including rs it does some of the
best talent nttninable. Among
others may be mentioned TINT
Prince of comedians, Frank T..
McNisli. who Inns been engaged rs
n special attraction. The Toledo
Bros. III n weird presentation en-
titled THE Crocodile md the
Lizard" Harry Boyd. the ..B!ack
Turkey" Bonclli Bros. Trick Bar
rel Jumpcrs: Coburn and Baldwin,
musical artists; Chas. Cartnell,
the Bean Brnmmcll Of minstrclsy
aud many others. a grand street
parade will be given Mt noon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Arkansas
Valley Fair Association will he held ut 10
o'clock n. IN. Saturday October "a, ipD, n,
the business mems club room In the town Of
Rocky Ford. Otcro County, Colo. for the pur.
for the ensuing year and the transaction uf
any other business properly coming before
the meeting.
Stockholders may vote In person or by
proxy aud will be entitled to one vote for each
share OF stock standing in their names on the
book- OF the company.
Rocky Ford. Colo, Sept. q, 100.
is-2 X. C.'MALTBY, Tres.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
Grains of formulated.

Whole trains OF sugar beet cars are
new sight on the Santa Fe.
The business office of the American
Beet Sugar 90. is today being removed
from town out TO the factory. where 1t
will occupy par, Of the warehouse space
until the Office building is completed.
Hon. J. II. Crowley has completed
the harvesting of his beets The factory
checks show yield of eleven tons to the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Tn. Enterprise job printing Office.
Aiuays in the lead. Is maintaining Il. al.
yaucc,i position by consian, purchases OF
new material. We have the type. presses,
paper and vorkmen to do almost every.
thin. In the printing limo demanded by
tho Rocky Ford region.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday sersices.

Sunday Services.
Preaching-li u. IN. and !: ~ y. m.
Sabbath Schooi-9:t3 u. M.
Class Meeting. ~ m.
Junior League. 5 y. NJ.
Epworth League. $50 y. IN.
Nid.Week Sersise.
Prayer Wednesday, 7:ao y. M.
Visitors and strangers are welcome TO all the
services. Seats FREE.
REV. THos. ANDREW. Pastor.
Residence North Main street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

The most dainty and effective pills
made are DcWitt's Little Early Riserp.
They. are unequalcd for all liver and
bowel troubles. Never gripc DIR.
Kcarby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
Careful Cultivation Pays Largely.

p Johnson living the western end Of Swink rnsed
fa crop sugar His III cent and he received
o- Ton His two bows raised beets They
ne more timely thinning and wedding allowing
vegetation to from the bee and their test
per This high content gave the boys so per ton
and bs field vii, show return per Great is this Rocky
Ford soil when handled for Ill il is worth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

ACEERS ENGLISH REMEDY viii,
stop n cough ut any time. and will cure
the worst cold in twelve hours or
money refunded. - and 90 cts. Here.
ford's Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

system ali poisonous, cffctc matter. II
gives tone 10 his stomach, activity TO his
liver, cleanliness to his bowels. While
this work is going OIL the Discovery"
also manifcs;s its potency through the
blood and nerves. /, fills the blood with
rich, rcd corpusclcs and sends them Wig
orousiy circulating all over the body to
soothc and nourish the tired, abused,
scrceching nerves.
When n man has nervous prostration
Il isn't hts nerves that arc wrong. It's
his blood. Bad blood comes from bad
digcstion-bad stomach, bad liver, bad
kidneys. DIR. picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery will put all these organs in
good order. Golden Medical Discov-
cry" contains no alcohol in any form. It
is entirely free from opium and other
narcotics and contains neither sugar nor
syrup which are injurious TO so,ic stom-
achs. Without any of these ingredients
|, retains its pleasant taste and healing
qualities in any climate and under all
conditions.
Don't let careless or dishonest rncdi.
cine seller cheat YOU out OF your health
by giving you substitute.