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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

Men are too matter OF fact" what
makes you think so?" 81 told Mr.. Jukes
rying him. and he went away without
coaNing me to change 1t back ngnin,"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

ANY hot-weather news?" Yes. thc
mercury hasn't caught up with the price
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
Head ofLea6ue Of ~ *
< ~ American Mothers.

the small fry and shoestring gam
blers." giving monopoly to those who
pay their fines regularly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

II ma lntain that "A woman ought. above
all TO be self-poised." We'll / think
sne ought to know enough to lean on
offer" ~ h''' " sooo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

nd six6y oa,,, went @ int. into French restaurant
ana called Tor 'caHy oh lay That's
all right. Coffee with milk. What
them! why. he. got mad" What
coffee and an egg.'-Cleveland Plain
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

Diggs is always talking about his own
nea,th. but he never asks about the
him the smallpox and he wouldn't know
where he got Il ="
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

FITS Cured. nts CT vou.n,.. .,,.,
hrT DAY use OF Dr. Kline : Great N,ry. Re.torcr
send S tor FREE SH.OO trial pott,, and treatise.
VI - u, hLlNk Lti. ell Arch s.. Siad.lrhia, Pa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

nave you tried Russ Bleaching Brus.
the famous bag blue that dciiRhts ~
laundress7 All grocers sell II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

ut Is highly interesting to strnightcn
up my desk" ''intcrcstingy'' Yes: I
find SO many things and lose NO many
others"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
Made llt@ horry.

"a burglar went through our Ice chest
.bid Ss carry OF your breakfastT'
''No: he left note sayins nee o
ford 10 take more Ice than Se did"
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Big Fire az Tacoma.

Tacoma. Wash Nov. pa fire at
1880 O'Clock this morning wiped out
number Of small factories and partial
Is damaged two others. The loss will
reach $4,000 divided as follows Puget
Sound Dry Dock company, office and
pattern room. $4,000, Hans TOrkelson.
on clothing pantSj.0O0 William Evans.
steam fitting plant $1,000: Addison
Planning mill mill plant, 10000; two
buildings. $4,000 and Sunset Telephone
company. and city, $500 The loss to
the last two was on electric wires the
Sunset Telephone company's long dis
lance wires being partially destroyed
for some distance.
The FIRE seems 90 have started IN the
"stlcker" room Of Torkelson's OH cloth.
ing plant Three explosions followed
I'm quick succession knocking out win
dows and doors and spreading the
flames instantly 20 all parts ~ the
room. from there II communicated
quickly 10 adjoining buildings and the
entire row was destroyed. The North-
ern Pacific owned the buildings having
recently purchased them from the Ia.
coma Land and Improvement company
The Insurance carried win not amount
10 more than one-third the amount OF
the loss.
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AID for Galveston schools.

New York Nov 2O.-Substantlal help
viii be given TO the public schools at
Galveston. Texas, by the teachers and
pupils Of the public schools OF this city.
Tho hurricane which desoIated Calves
ton destroyed the schools there.
President Miles NJ. OBrien. OF the To-
cal board OF education, issued a circu-
lar addressed to the local principals
and teachers requesting them to take
up a subscription and this has been
done.
The officials OF the school board for
Manhattan and the Bronx have been
busily engaged in counting the money
turned IN. II Is estimated that the
amount raised In the two boroughs Will
not be less than $4,000
President O'Brien says that while
subscriptions are not ordinarily per-
mitted In the schools be deemed this
cause 10 be 50 worthy that he violated
the rule In this instance
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Chicago Nov. 2O,--"Back, stand back
The FIRST one who comes over that rail-
INK Is a dead man"
With these words and with a revolver
IN his hand TO make Il good Attorney
Iohn Tralnor assisted by Constable
Henry De Young. saved Justice Peter
De Young from being mohbed In his
own court room IN South Holland. In
Thornton township.
The demonstration agains 1.-THE mag
lstrate was brought about as a result
nj the Justices refusing % deal lenlent-
ly with Jacob Friesman, who had been
arrested on csharge Of conducting a
blind pig"
when the rush was made toward the
magistrate. Attorney rrainor ana Con-
stable De Young jumped 20 the justices
side and drew their revolyers They
commanded the crowd 10 draw back,
but they were only partly obeyed. Then
the attorney for the defense asked Tor
a change Of venue. and Il was granted
and the magistrate signed the papers
while his two friends stood over him
with their reyolyers.
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half Christian and our zeal and labor
I'm the first year OF q coming century
will decide whether We shall win or
whether the Christian faith shall be
deluged by pagauism and lie buried
for centuries. The greatest problem
confronting us In Africa Is the native
question. The best statesmen In Eu-
rope are at present solving that ques-
ton and the humane tendency Of their
work is truly gratifying They all de-
clare with one accord that the Dark
Continent should remain inyiolate. the
home Of the black race
Rev. Dr. Oldham reviewed the yarl-
Gus perplexing questions involving the
domestic missions The chief among
these he said was the poverty and
the lack OF thrift which had become
the heritage Of great portion OF the
population OF great cities and the IN
difference and even the defiance met
with In the camps OF labor. where the
church was thought 10 be In conspira-
cy with the rich 70 keep the working
man down. This was only 20 be over
come by teaching the churches In the
cities that the whole city is the ward
OF each individual church.
Bishop Thoburn spoke Of the work In
Southern Asia and Bishop Cranston of
the eastern portion Of that contlnen'
The latter pronounced Korea perhaps
the most promising missionary field In
the world. In Jauan progress Is him
dered by the railroads.&c. teaching In
The schools. but the bishop said the
field was nevertheless a promising one.
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last night that when he tried to open
his desk day or two ago. he discoV-
cred that the lock was broken. Ills I'M
preston was that II was the work OF
burglars. who for some purpose were
seeking 20 get advance Information
about the conclusion Of the report he
sent for locksmith. who persuaded
him that the desk had not been broken
open. but that the lock had become dis
arranged In the course OF usage
The incident created great excitement
among the members of the commission.
The report Of the commission Is being
very closely safeguarded, and IL is said
some Of the commissioners are not yet
acquainted with what the report VIII
contain.
The best information obtainable at
Washington is that the commission
certainly by vote Of five TO four and
posslbly by six 10 three-will recon-
mend the Nicaraguan route. This IS
based upon several differences as well
as upon statements from the commits
sloners themselves.
IL is said that President Mckinley
has received sufficient information
about the report for use In his message,
The message. n IN line with the rumor,
will advocate the adoption Of the Nj
caraguan route. the ratification OF the
Hay Pauncefote treaty, the construc-
ton OF the canal without Notifications,
and the adoption OF tolls discriminating
In favor OF the United states, Costa
Rica, and Nicaragua only so far as
coastwise vessels are concerned and
lenr ing the canal open TO all the ship
ping Of the world.
Final estimates OF the cost OF a NJ
caraguan canal have not yet been com
pleted The engineers are still working
on the figures
Approxlrnate figures Of the cost OF
the Nicaraguan canal are believed 10 be
about Sl50,001000.
The commission viii resume its ses-
slons in Washington on Thursday, and
It Is expected 10 remain ut work
throughout the week.
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Another Rank Cashier shot.

Rutland. VI, Nov 2O.-A special to
the Herald from Montpelier says:
A report IS current here that g. l..
Closson. cashier OF the First National
bank Of Springfield. Vermont, is $4,000
short In his accounts. +. G.. Field. the
president Of the bank made the follow.
ing statement last night;
cashier Closson some time ago al.
lowed his SON G. l.. Closson Jr. q mem.
Der Of the defunct brokers firm Of Knott
q Closson Of Burlington TO draw Sl6,-
900 from the bank. giving as security a
deed Of real estate which has since
proved 20 be worthless. As the deed
was made out 20 Closson personality
his bondsmen have been called upon 60
make the amount good They have
asked that Closson be retained as
cashier while they are making an In.
vestlgatiOn.'
The credit Of the bank is In no way
IMPAIRED.
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rnnn mildly Punished.

London. Nov. 19.-The Morning Posts
Pekin correspondent wiring saturday
says. THE edict inhictng punishment
Is milder than the first reports suggest
ted. Prince Tuan and Prince Chwang are
only banished aud not imprisoned
Duke Ian Is merely dismissed. The
foreign ENJOYS cannot accept the edict
owing 10 the inadequacy Of the punish
ments. Count Won Waldersee officially
announces that he has stopped lootlng
and restored peace IN the province Of
gbf %
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Pastor Accnsed of uxorcide.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. ia sensa-
tional murder mystery has developed
at Wyoming. near here, and the prin'
cipal figure in II is Rev. ID. G. Stuart. a
former pastor Of the Wyoming Baptist
church. The pastors wife died sud
denly two weeks ago M the home Of her
daughter In Plymouth. She had been
married but three months. and was III
only ten days. Her Illness was not
considered serious, and she died sud-
denly. shortly after her husband had
carried dinner TO her bedside An emp
ty bottle with the label "Carbolio
Acid" was found near the bed, and sui
eide was suggested.
Numerous suspicious circumstances
have been brought 10 light, and the
body was eNhumed and an autopsy viii
be held. The reverend gentleman was
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looking for Winter Port.

Tien Tsin, Nov 49, via Shanghai
Brig Gen Charles +. Humphrey OF
Gen. Cha0ees staff. who left about
a week ago for Shan Hal Kwan. on the
Gulf OF Liaotung. 10 inspect that place
with a special view to It's availability
az a winter port, returned today He
says that a pier will De- built at inter.
national expense, the cost to be SEQ 900.
at Ching Wong Tao. eight miles from
Shan Hal Kwan, owing 20 the greater
ease with which that port can be kept
open for winter communication
The railway 70 Tien Tsin Is expected
to be ready about the beginning OF
January.
The PEI Ho, north OF Tung Chow. Il
freezing rapidly and river commune
cation is likely to close at any time.
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Trinl of German Gamblers.

Berlin. Nov. 2O.-The second trial OF
the defendants In the charges OF gam
bling al the Club Der Harmosen. after
the reichsgericht had annulled the ac-
quitting sentence, began today one OF
the defendants, Herr Won krOecher, son
of General Won Kroecher, COM
mander Of an army corps and an lntl-
mate adviser OF Emperor william, fled
10 the south and the court ordered bis
arrest wherever he should be found.
The principal culprlt Gentleman
Wolff this time was present.
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BURNING or PORTER.
Methodist Ministers viii Bring 1t TO
the Presidents Attention.

Chicago. NOV. 20-The burning OF the
negro Porter at the stake by the clti-
zens Of Lim0n Colorh 20. will be brought
to the attention Of 2, ssident Mckinley
by the Methodist ministers OF Chicago.
At o meeting In the First Methodist
church, they passed a resolution cen
surfing the governor " Colorado, the
sheriff and the citizens who composed
the mob. and resolved 10 request the
President 20 call attention In his next
message 90 the 1000 persons put to
death by mobs iu the last ten years
and urge him % recommend 10 Con-
gress suitable legislation that shall SO.
cure 10 every person accused Of crime
a fair trial and hold criminally liable
all persons constituting m0bs 10 tor
ture. murder and burn.
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sunnressIng Crime In Chicago.

Chicago. Nov 2O.-The city council!
took a hand last night IN the fight for
the suppression OF crime. and passed an
order for the addition Of l2l policemen
TO the department to meet the require
ments on the force and to diminish the
outlawry of the last two weeks.
Before this action was taken at the
council meeting however, the police de.
partment had been busy In its drag
net operations.
officers armed with instructions 10
take I'm every suspicious character they
chance 20 meet. filled the precinct sta
tions 20 overlooking. Nearly 400 ar.
rests We're recorded up 10 last night
thirty well known thieves, pickpockets
burglars and highwaymen being amone
the prisoners.
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THE MISSES BELL,
70 & SO Fifth Avenue, New York


The Kisses Bells Completion Tonic a a
harmless liquid for external application 10
the skin, II removes entirely all free lea,
moth, blsokheads 9imples, and tan, and
cures entirely acne and ec1oma. and
beAutihes tho complexion, Price 81 % per
bottle, three bottles usually required 70
clear the complexion t2.7b
The 1lsses Bells Capilla penoya is a
preparation for naturally restoring gray
locks 20 their original color. Capilla
henove Il really a Hair Food. and strength
enssnd inyigoratee the hair In natu nal
way, and thus restores It's original color.
Price si.9 per bottle.
The Misses Bells skin Food is soft,
creamy, eNquisltely scented ointment, Tor
mild cases OF rouRhness, rcsiness. pimples,
eto,i IL a cure In itself. Il an excellent
retiring cram. Price 20 cents per Jar.
The Misses BeiPs Lambs Wool soap f.
inale from pure oil Of Lambs Wool. Price
y cents per cake.
A complete line ~ above exquisite
preparations arr always kept IN stook sni
can 30 bad from our local agent.
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IsTHMIAN CANAL COMMISSION.
Report that Burglars Had Tried to
Get Possession Of Its Report.

New York. Nov. Colt was reported
in washington says a Herald special,
that burglars who were after the forth
coming report Of the Walker lsthmian
canal commission had entered the Cor
coran. building. in which the commits
sion has us Offices. and had broken open
the desk OF Lieutenant Commander
stanton. secretary Of the commission.
Lieutenant Commander stanton said
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Cnmedinn j. N. Ott Dead.

New York. Nov. 2O-John II. OFT, the
commedlan. died here last night Of a
complication Of diseases. lie was taken
iG about two weeks ago. He leaves a
widow. Mr.. OFT was born IN Chelsea,
Mas IS years ago He played his
Arst Important part when about twenty
Years old In short run In Boston. In
recent years he starred In the popular
far,e called star Gazing He was In
the east OF "Sell-gc- In when taken
with the illness. which ended In his
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Il feel as young
now, at thirty, as I
did at eighteen years
Of age"

That is part Of the statement of one
woman mother OF six children, who
found new life by the use Of Dr. Pierce's
Ilyorite Prescription. Il is not the or
CSnafy cares Of the family nor the natu-
raj obligations Of motherhood, which
make women prenaturely old But II is
the womauly diseases, draining away the
vitality and undermining the strength,
which take the roundncss and supple
ness from the iorin, the bloom from the
check and the brightness from the eye.
Dr.. Pierce's Fayonte Prescription cures
those womanly diseases which rob women
Of youth and beauty. II establishes reg
Flarity, dries embedding drains, heals
inflammation and liberation, and cures
female weakness. II makes weak women
strong and sick women well. II brings
back to the mother the lightheartedness
OF her bridal day. This is the testimony
Of thousands OF women who have re-
uewed their youth by the Use Of HPa-
yorite Prescription
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ThIrtr.eiqht Turks Drowned.

London. Nov. 2O.-The Daily Express
publishes the following from Odes-
sa;
A party OF thirty-eight Turks. wish
Inc 10 cave Russia secretly. sailed at
dead OF night from the Schurusku to
cross tie Black Sea. a storm arose and
the boat filed. First the baggage was
thrown overheard. Then the children
and finally the women were committed
to the sea; but this aid not prevent
The vessel from laundering and all
persisted save one lad, who chung 10 the
mast AID was washed ashore
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Hundreds Of Insane soldiers.

Washington, Nov. l9-The annual re-
port OF the government hospital FOR the
Insane shows a total OF 1906 patients
an increase Of l2S. the largest increase
In It's history. and predicts a total Of
AIS inmates at the close Of the present
year. There are $50 inmates from the
army, navy and marine hopsital ser
vice. OF whom 256 were received during
the past year.
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asked 10 account for some money De-.
longlne to the church, which he failed
10 do. and he resigned his pastorate ana
left Tor Philadelphia. Stuart was arr
rested In Philadelphia tonight The
warrant charges murder and abortion.
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sPor four years l suffered untold agony
writes Mrs Y A. Nations, Of Wits springs
searcy Co. Arkansas Sometimes would get
some better aud think / would get well, only to
wake up SOME morning not able TO rise. In my
hips and around lower parts OF abdomen was
where / suffered the most and when the pain
would give way Il scattered all over me and
would be 20 sore and stiff I could scarcely move
NV husband got the best doctor IN the country
10 attend me but did not improve any Finally
/ told my husband that I was going 10 Try Or.
Pierce medicines Blythe time had taken one
bottle Of FavOrte Prescription ! could notice
a little improvement Or Pierce advised me 10
take Golden Medical Discovery in connection
with the Fayorile Prescription ~ the time
I had taking i've bottles u Favonte Prcscrip-
ton and four Of the Golden Medical Discoy-
erv.i was well That was two years ago this
summer / felt well until expected 20 become
a mother then q Threatened mischance greatly
weakened me and my Old disease returned. My
husband got another doctor Tor me, but seemed
10 lust drag along and get no better. AT last
told the doctor that " his medicine did not help
me would 70 back 10 Dr. Pierce medicines I
ala so, and BY the time had taken them one
month ] could do ny own homework, except
washiug and tended my garden too. ! was
stou,er than I had ever been while waiting
baby's coming since my first baby came this
one was the sixth child She Is now eleven
months old, and is a healthy child. As for me,
] feel as young now, at thirty, as die at eight'
cen years Of age'
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
iousness and sick headache.
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THE KAIsIR's AssAmANT.
Preliminary Hearing in Case of Sell
ma Schaple Begun.

Berlin Nov 2O-The preliminary hear
ing in the case OF the woman Selma
Schaple. who recently attempted the
emperor's lie at Breslau. resulted IN
the prisoners being ordered sent 90 an
insane asylum for observation a Bres.
lau merchant named Spindler who took
an instantaneous photograph OF the
scene at the moment the woman threw
the Ratchet. was requested 20 destroy
the picture. because il would displease
the emperor. and he complied with the
request
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We have AZ last made the discovery
which has bailied chemists and all Others
for centuries that Of absolutely destroy
ing supcrilous hair, root and branch,
entirely and permanently aud that too
without impairing In any way the finest
or most sensitive skin. IL Is scarcely
possible 20 Overstate the importance %
this discovery, or the great good and salts
faction IL viii DO TO those afflicted with
one 81 the most dishguring and aggrayst-
Ing blemishcs that OF supertuOus hair on
the fsce OF women, whether II 30 q mus
tache or growth on the neck, cheeks or
arms.
The Misses Bell have thoroughly tested
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To this end n trial will be sent free OF
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Please understand thatR personal demon
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The Happy Result.
February 10th. 1900.

February 10th, 1900
DEAR Mrs PiNRHAM:I cannot praise Lydia
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Cor. Goth Avenue and Yeslar Way, Seattle, Wash,
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THIN PEOPLE

should try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Loss OF flesh means that your stomach
is not working properly. The blood be-
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The cause lies In the stomach. Hos
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J. s. FILLS, President
MOSES THATCHER Vice PresideuA
II. :. YOUNG, Cashier
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Miss Good asks Mrs. Plnkham for Help.

juno Ilth lSp9,
DEAR MRs PNKHAMI have been much
time with monthly periods being irregular will you
IT, myself for have heard
month mensuaton would become less and less until entirely stopped
for months and has stopped again
and of bad color am young girl and have had
=--=-- work very hard would be very much pleased
SggglsA you would tell what 90 do Miss PEARL COOP
lS@SEa Cor 20lh Avenue and Yesar Way Seattle, Wash
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national BANK o. The REPUBLIC

L. =. DEPOSITORY
Faruk Knox prest. Geo. A. Love. V-prest
Ed W. Duncan. Cashier
CAPITAL PAID ~ SOooN
Banking IN all It's branches transacted,
Exchange drawn on the principal cltlos VI
Europa Interest paid on time deposits