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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
PLAYED OUT.

Dull Headache. Pains In various
parts OF the body. sinking ai pit OF the
stomach. loss OF appetite. fcvcrishncss
pImpi.s or sores nrc NIL positive cvi'
dcnc-s OF impure blood. No matter
how IL become ~. II must h. purified
In order TO obtain good health. Acs'
cr's Blood Elixir hns never failed TO
cure scrofuious or syphiiiiic poisons or
any other blood diseases. II II certain
ly wonderful remedy aad ~. sell every
bottle on possiiyc guarantee. Hcrv.
fofd's Pharmacy. :
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
A Unique Calendar.

New edition ofthe Aztec Calend
January to June 1900. now on sale ut
Il. & s. +. Ry. ticket Office. Conta
six separate reproductions in color q,
inches) OF Burbank's Pueblo Indian d
traits, the seasons nrt sensation A
engraved cover representing ancient
tee calendar stone. A handsome I
unique souvenir, edition limited. Or,
early, Price % cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

II think would 60 crazy with pain
were it not for Chambsrlain's Pain Balm,
writes Mr.. w. H. Stapleton, Herminie,
Pa. ~ have been afflicted with rheu.
matism for several years aud have tried
remedies without number, but Pain
Balm il the best medicine / have got
pnin. For sale by DR.. kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Tho young people OF room six have
taken down all decorations from
their walls and are preparing 70 arrange
their February decorations, pupils work
portraits Of poets and historical men
whose birthdays occur this month and
fia9s.
Tho sixth grade 10 proud to claim tbe
Tsrdy Banner Tor half OF the coming
month.
Emily Allen and lay Hall rank first
10 glasses Of tho 5th grade
Tho 4th grade 10 very proupd OF .
handsome Landscape scene which now
adorns tho south wall OF its room.
George Stuck earned first place 10
d class fourth grade In the recent
examination.
Somo very inisrcstip. pictures. inter.
Tor aud out door views OF tho school
surroundings have been taken by some
Of the teachers.
Mrs. Mary J. Anderson sud Mrs.
Frank FlickinRer ~sro recent visitors
IN tho fourth grade. II parents realized
hox much their presence 10 appreciated
by tho childreo they would como oftener.
Tho pupils Of 9Th grade ars trying to
discover II frogs really do baSs teeth.
sed u 90. hos macy!
Decorations 10 room i've have been
bri.hisned by tho addition Of . 1es
picture In colors. with nesk pink aud
white frame. This picture ~ss pur-
chased with premium moaey rscsivssi
from our Fair exhibits.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
A Stroke Of Enterprise.

The Denver Times announces that
they have secured twenty-one OF the
most talented writer's In the United
States to contribute to their columns. A
glance ut the prominent nance assures
US that they intend to furnish their
readers with the rarest literary treat ever
set before newspaper readers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
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y. Il Thifkicid health inspector of
Chicago. says. -ko.iol Dyspepsia Car-
cannes b- recommended too highly. Il
cnfp,i M Of sc,-sr dyspepsia. 1t di.
hcasiburn and all forms Of dyspsp-ia-
Dr. Nearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
Srl,oel Nolr-.

Grade sis has the honor OF having re-
ceived the ereatess number Of checked
writing specimens the tifs, half Of the
school term.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
Read This, Consumptive,

months know she had
Il wasted
DR. y. L Of q
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxativ. Hromo Quinine Tablets. All
drugKisfs refund the money " II falls TO cure,
sc. Tho genuine has l.. B. q. on each tablet
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

To Cure y Geld In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlnc Tablets.
druggists refund the money " IL fails to "a
Sc. The genuine has l.. u. y. On each tab1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
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l.. r. Travis.Arvnt southern Il Il
Selma. Ga. writes. II canned say too
much in praisr Of Ono inmate Cough
Curc. In my case Il ~osk-l lik- a
charm Tho only harmless. remedy
that .iscs immediate s~sali.. Caw-
coughs. colds, Group. csonchiiis. ani all
throat aud lung troubles. DR.. k~asby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

y. l. Berry. Lcganiovn. Ia. writes. 81
am willing TO take my oath that I was
cured of pDenmonia entirely ,y III. uso
OF One Minute Cough Curs .,t.r dg.,,n,s
failed. II also curel my cLiljrsn ~
vhoopibg cough. Quickly Tpl;c,os
and cures coughs, colis. cronp. vr;,, o
and throat and lung troubles, Chiijra,,
al Ike 1t, Mothers endorse il. Dr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
lism->cck-rs Exrursisas To- Rocky
Hafd

One fare plus 2: from pain,s In tliia.
ois. f.ua and Missouri 10 Rsrsy Ford
and return. On sal. Jan. 10. Feb q. ~.
March & -. April =. Il. Tell youf
ffi"ni. IN tho cas; aisou, IL. Th. ,,slc,s
arr good Zoe y days ffosa ,ls.c at .s!c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

EXPERIENCE is the i,g~t Teacher.
Use AcscTs English Rcme,Iy in nny
case OF coughs. cuii or croup. SboulJ
u fail TO give immediate relief, mon.v
tcfundcd. - and ~ cents. urrcfori!s
Pharmacy. q,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Il am it.icbsc,i To Ono Minute cos,ch
Cnfr TOT my health aud lie. II uur,,i
me- al lung 'Fpuhl. following grip
lh"',sands "sc their lives 10 th. prptsp,
action OF thts never failing remedy. II
cnrrs coughs, colds. Group brunctli,ia.
pneumonia. grippe Ani shfpa, and lung
'spublrs. 1is early usr pr.spn,a snn.
sumption. II is tho only harmless rem.
ely that .Isrs inne,iiaic Fvsults.. Df.
Nearby.
Tie modern and mos, effective ru.p
Tor cpnstipatiun and liver ttuSibis,- a.,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

Call at the Enterprise Office Tor
samples and prices on all kinds Of Job
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08

q. II. Apple,on. Justice o, paacn.
UlaIksbure. y. ] q. SAYS. "DaWt,t's Ii,.lc
Early Ris"rs arc the hes, pills male a.,
constipation. We usa no ntb.,s =
2ni:sIy cnrc all liver and bowel ,ronb,a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-08
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Size DOESN'T inicaie quality. Beware
os counierti, and worthless salvc o,,.rrsl
Tor peWiit's Hazel salvs. Dewi,,'s j,
The only original. An intallibls ruTs tns
piles and all skin diseases. DR.. Nearby.
DYSPEPSIA can bc CURED hy usi-r-
Ackcrs DYSPEPSIA Tablets. One IiiiI,
tablet viii give immediate relief OF
money refunded. Sold in handsome
boxes at .:-c. iICrrfor,I's Pharmacy. .
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
! taxpayers Also Ran.
BUT NOT FAR ENOUGH SWEEPING VICTORY FOR THE
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT TICKET-GEORGE GATES
ELECTED STREET COMMISSIONER

and they want respect paid to that by
men who are candidates for office.
Every man a candidate on the public
improvement ticket worked hard and
faithfully from the time he was nomina-
ted to the closing Of the polls. This
Can be said Of some on the taxpayers
ticket. but not all, as the public we'll
knows. This would be an ideal govern
ment were the offices to seek the man
and electioneering go out of date, but as
it is otherwise the men who usually
win are those, who get out and hustle
for the votes, whether capable or not for
the office they seek.
1t was great victory for high license.
The vote cast for license running almost
two to one in favor Of open saloons.
This paper never believed that the city
was ready to go on a prohibition basis
What it said in relation to the evils that
come from town where liquor is sold
under cover it believes, now that the
campaign is over. The large vote cast
for high license in the main GENES from
many people who never touch drop Of
liquor. but whose experience is that ia
looms regulated by high license tariff,
cause less evil than from bootlegging
establishments run under cover.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04

The municipal election in this city
yesterday was what might almost be
designated 10 political parlance as a
Landslide"
The majorities for the aldermanic por-
tion of the public improvement ticket
were small, but those for the officers
other than tho aldermen ragged fairly
high.
The entire public improvement ticket
with the exception of George Gates the
candidate for commissioner on the tax
payers ticket, was elected, by majorities
ranging from 33 to 223, the last number
being the majority OF Chas. w. Haskell
over his opponent D. r. Crosby.
The election yesterday has demonstrat-
ed to many people what il already known
to the practical politician that, the
American people like to be asked for
their votes. Taking the high ground
that voters may vote for you, if they
want to. is good in theory, but not in
practice. 1t is the one time of the year
that all men expect contribution to
their personality. The fact that the
elective franchise gives them a stand
ing in community, which is oftimes
not apparent at other times OF the year,
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
Jubilation

When it became known lsst night
that the public improvement ticket had
a clear majority, there was jubilat tion on
all sides, from the members Of that
party. At hrst they could hardly be-
lieve that they had carried the entire
ticket. but it soon became apparent that
they had abundant cause for jollity. az
the vote piled up. There was consider
able hilarity, but no offensive partizan-
ship.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
CorisolaM0As

T1d-Bits: CondemnsA Nan Ito his
Awyer)-It's long ssn1oaes, sir, to
be sent to prison for Ifs. Lawyer lin
eNned to \ more hopefuD visw)-Yes.
II does seem long. but, perhaps. you
won't live a great while.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04

Who, where d.how..is.. DR.. Walpole :,
j. e. Stull has removed to his now
shop on Seventh street.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-04
Home Loan and
Investment Co.
IFOR SALE.

EOk SALE.
I3 acres within five miles of the
city. 10 acres set to orchard.
Ali in good condition. Cheap
and on easy terms.
20 acres within 81 miles of city.
10 acres set to alfalfa, water
right. 5000 on easy terms.
nice four-room house on South
street with one lot.
fve-room house on White ST.,
two lots, on corner.
nine-room house on Grand Ave
three lots on corner and other
property improved and unim-
proved, all at Bed Rock Prices
and easy terms. Call and see us
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
CHARTERS IN WEST VIRGTNTA

Charleston. W. Va Jan. . (SpeciaD-The secre-
tary OF State here has issued charters to the fol-
lowing New-York companies:
Wayeriy Gold Mining COMPANY for the purpose
ness; capital subscribed 800 With the prViiege Of
held by E l. Ashby Of Giens Falls N sargS Y Ds6Je 9Fg
Fss 7@01 90 ,a o[ Maveriyi \. s; G. B. Wirgman Of
lyn. and a e. Wright. OF Arlington n ] - -
pose of manufacturing and disposing Of ordnance
arms. ammunition and artillery Of all kinds capt.
ing the same to 100000 The shares are held by
o A Palmer and Henry Laird, all OF New-York
introducing using and applying air as notve Bow
er for operating vehicles and engines; capital sub
same TO 81 10000. The shares are held by John
s4fepd oI 5G yaek ~; E F sioeqn @ R B Hun;
John d Campbell. Of Scranton Penn
pany, for the purpose Of conducting general min
ing and milling business; capital subscribed $500
ee5 The shares are held by F. Edward Burke OF
York charles Mccjnns oF N Rdstn, Roason OF Ne
E Iutue Of Gloversvile, n. Y, and E. P. Bellows
Mutual Transportation and stevedore Company.
Tor the purpose Of conducting q general trans
portauon business; capital subscribed. $3.50 with
T Ie PTysge OF s9 re- tie same to $1,000
A: a 1Ay a bTay; W. l. Smith and ". Z. Taylor, all
The Crown Steel Company, for the purpose Of
conducting general steel and iron business capt
tai subscribed 81 800 with the privilege Of increas
ing the same to S2000O00 The shares are held by
Eenry B. Chapman William L Ruston. Eugene
3 Filter Harrison G Balcom and F. D. Liver
more, all Of New York
Nova Scotia Gold Mining Company, for the Pur-
pose OF conducting general mining and milling
business; capital subscribed 800 with the privilege
or increasing the same to $4,000. The shares are
heIq by E L Ashby. Of Glens Falls N Y: Daniel
9 HOOD 6Gs OF Wayerly. n s.; G. B. wirgman, of
lyn. and A z. Wright. of Arlington n J
Brookshtre Mining Company. for the purpose Of
conducting a general mining and milling business;
capital subscribed. 5000 with the privilege OF in
creasing the same 70 100000 The shares are held
by George A Treadweu. z D TreadwelI William
Bouldin. jr.. Charles s DAILY and Walter s. Logan,
all Of New-Yor
International Electric Traction Company for the
purpose of acquiring and controlling patents on
electric railways and devices: capital subscribed
$4,000 with the privilege Of increasing the same
TO 10000 The shares are held by George F Kis-
sam. Herbert z. Heeler. George L. Campbell Isaac
Phenegar and John W. Lytle, all OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
STATE TRUST COnPANY AFFAIRS.
ABRAM king MAKES ANOTHER STATEMENT
THE SECURITY FOR THE SHEA LOAN.


Abram King. who pettioned Governor Roosevelt
TO order an investigation into the affairs Of the
State Trust Company made this reply yesterday
TO the statement Of President Johnston Of the trust
company:
Mr- Johnston says that the g 100000 loan was re-
paid, but ne fails to explain why Il was made 20 an
securing the Endorsement Of the syndicate when he
knew the collateral to be insufficient He also fails
proval Of the Executive Committee or OF the drec-
for this loan Mr. Johnston, notice, suggests that
and that no complaint was heard from the majority
parent when II is borne in mind that the syndicate
seIf controlled the majority stock and had all the
money in its hands.
Some comment was heard in the financial district
in regard TO the assertion in the statement of Pres
ident Johnston Of the State Trust Company, pub
lshed yesterday. that the collateral security for
the 900 Shea Included 81 600 600 of Con-
solidated Gas bonds" The entire funded debt #
the Consolidated Gas Company consists Of 81 100000
debentures OF that corporation and S6O5 coo bonds
OF the New-York Mutual Gas Light Company Mr..
Johnston was asked, in view Of this fact, whether
he had not been in error in saying that his com
pany held 100000 Consolidated Gas bonds, and
he answered that his statement was correct. A
director Of the Consolidated Gas Company yester-
day said:
When We arranged to take over the New-York
we issued obligation 10 take up the stock Of that
corporation. This obligation would term an issue
OF notes. rather than bonds; but the State Trust
Company call 1T a bond If II chooses and ii is
apparently TO this issue that President Johnston
refers.
II may be remembered that the collateral for the
S2OO00 loan originally consisted of 20 900 shares Of
Electric Vehicle preferred and 10000 New-York
Gas and Electric Light. Heat and Power stock
The whole loan has been paid Mr Johnston
says but at some time while It was IN force, it
is learned the 20O0o shares Of New-York Gas
and Electric Light. Heat and Power stock, par
value 81 900 exchanged for 900 Of the
new Consolidated Gas obligation which had been
issued for taking up the Gas and Electric Company
stock
President Johnston yesterday sent to the news
papers a letter IN reply 10 published criticisms
bv W. L Trenholm formerly president OF
the State Trust Company, in which letter he crid-
with extreme severity certain features OF Mr..
T'ren holm's career IN the trust company.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT TO CONVENE.
SOME OF THE BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED AND
THE LEGISLATION EXPECTED.

Ottawa, Ont. Jan. % (speciaD.-The fifth ses-
sion OF the eighth Parliament Of Canada will begin
on Thursday afternoon, February / There are
only seven instances. since confederation was con-
surnmated thrty-three years ago, when Parliament
has been called earlier than on the present occa-
sion-viz, 18SO-'Sl. December g. when Parliament
was called TO ratify the Canadian Pacific Railway
Syndicates contract for the construction of the
Canadian Pacific Railway; in 1884 when Parliament
met on January It: in 1885 on January %, in 1883
on January 81; 1890, January l6. and in 1896 on
January >. Il is expected that the session will be
a short one, and that Immediately after proroga-
ton an appeal will be made 10 the country.
The bill Of fare which is likely be provided for
the session will cover some important matters
Parliament will be asked to sanction legislation
calling upon Canada 70 pay in full for all the
Canadian contingents which already have gone and
fict between the British and the Beers, instead
Of having the volunteers become dependents upon
the Imperial pay list from the time Of their de-
barka tiOn at Cape Town. A bill calling for the
with power TO hear and adjust grievances between
shippers and the railways will be introduced.
Iii not only be introduced bUt vviH tbis ,tr1+ IS
carried and put into force. The High Cou1nission-
ers office IN London. England, is TO be reorganized
British capital Legislation is TO be enacted re
stricting railway subsidies, TO reform the Senate
and the Civil Service and 70 redstribute the seats
in all the Canadian constituencies which elect
members to the federal Parliament. The Minister
OF Railways and Canals will force TO an issue mis-
amendment TO the Railway TO prevent railway
western provinces for their own interests and 10
confer upon the Railway Committee OF the Privy
Council the right to draw up rules for the opera
ton OF all railways
Senator Dandurand intends to ask the Minister
OF Justice 10 introduce a government meas
ure his bill TO prohibit the charging OF exorbi-
taut rates OF interest to borrowers and II the Min
lister Of Justice refuses he win introduce it himself
Owing 20 the failure OF La Banque Vile Marie and
Others. representative from all parts OF Canada
have written 10 and waited upon the Minister OF
Finance 10 urge the necessity of formulating a
scheme for compulsory government inspection OF
banks. on similar plan 10 that in vogue IN ths
United States.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
sAN JOSE SCALE DISCUSSED.

Rochester n. Y, Jan S-Many people this morn
ing were at the second days session OF the Hortt-
cultural Society filing the halls and corridors to
over1owing. One Of the chief topics Of discussion
was the San Jose scale. Branches Of trees bearing
witness 10 the ravages OF this pest were exhibit
ton s. D. Willard. Of Geneva, an authority in
fruit growing said the San Jose scale is gen
erav distributed throughout the State than Is sup
posed. including Wayne Niagara. chautauqua,
Cayuga and other counties down the Hudson and
on Long Island The Horticultural Society will ex-
tend an invitation TO the American Pomoogical
society to hold It's next biennial convention during
the Pan-Americau Exposition in Buffalo in 1901.
These officers were elected for the following year
Presidenr William c. Barry, OF Rochester vice
presidents s. D. willard. of Geneva: George A;
Sweet of Tsnsvie: " r. Smith OF Syracuse and
G N HOOKER of Rochester; secretary -treasurer
John Hail, OF Rochester Exee9tixe computes - =,
Lockpoxx-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RULING ON PARTY RATE" TICKETS.
THAT THEY CANNOT BE LIMITED
TO THEATRICAL AND OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS.

Washington. Jan. 25.-Mr. Tracewell the Con-
trolier OF the Treasury, has rendered a decision
to the effect that common carriers which do
interstate business and give party rates" to the
atrical and other organizations must give the same
rates TO the general public under similar conditions
and also to the Government in the transportation
OF troops. The Controller says:
The railway companies attempt limit the
OF party rate tickets 10 theatrica! companies and
Few other associations and decline issue them
10 parties ~ equal number of persons travelling
unoer SUBSTANTIALLY the same circumstances and
conditions. n my opinion this constitutes an IN
lust dlscriE~-ation which the law prohibits and
more reasoG for this discrimination than there
would be to issue the tickets to a party whose
names are Smith and refuse them TO an equal
NUMBER OF Browns TO issue them when the pur-
pose d the journey pleasure and refuse them
When the purpose business
A second question involved is whether these party
rates ara subject to reduction the service Is
20 the Government by the free or the 50 per cent
ianq grant railroads The ground upon which l
heId tat the Government is entitled 10 the benefit
OF party rates is that said available for
the general public, and therefore for the Govern
nent As party rates charged the gen
eIEI ploIlc in cases Ike those under consdera-
non no more than 80 per of said rates can
De paid for that part OF the service rendered nv
sale roads TO the Government.
mere are other roads which have agreed 10 ac-
cepI the same net cash rates apply TO the land
grant roads, therefore the proper reduction must
pc made for that part Of the service rendered bv
these roads. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
THE BARK NANNY MAKES A FAST, TRIP

While the great ocean greyhouuds have been
churning the waters of the Atlantic, during the
last three months, trying to cut down speed rec
ords. the Portuguese bark Nanny has been es-
tablishing a noteworthy record in her own quiet
way. She left Oporto. Portugal. on October 10 and
yesterday she foated leisurey into port. with the
dignihed consciousness OF having performed a
remarkable feat. It took this barnacle-encrusted
granddame of the seas just ninety-eight days to
sail from OpOrto to New-York. That means an
average rate Of a little over mile an hour and in
the opinion of several old salts, who were seen by
a Tribune reporter along the South-st wharves yes
terday this is feat that has seldom been equaled
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
s5 so2 ISL

While the import trade Of the Philippines with
the United States indicated in the foregoing
statement Is small compared with that of other
countries II shows that already the United States
is exporting considerable quantities a share OF
all the leading articles, and when the conditions
there placed upon abe basis and with
additional facilities for transportation, II believed
that ready market viii be found for amount
OF the manufactures and products Of this country.
A noticeable feature of the imports as shown is
the item Of cotton and its manufactures. Out
of total of 100000 worth, imported during the
three months named the share Of the United States
only S1479.
What is OF cotton goods is also true OF many
other articles all tending TO show the possibilities
Of vastly increased trade n the Far East when
the facts brought the attention of the manu-
facturers ond exporters in this country.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nassau st. No 81. DISSATISFACTION 8; also property
IN Kings and Queens Counties: William Ferris
10 Eugene Ferris executor
17Sd-st, No 552 West Is 6x5O. isaac cohen 20
Harry L Rosenbaum ......
1i2d-sJ. :, 334-6 p = OF Boulevard 20 6xqq II
Martha Rose TO Leopold Oppenheirl. ........
Norris Park-ave. S =. 3 Il q 0r I.7lIfse-st 25x
100, Norris Park-ave $ = 100 Il = OF Louise
s. 25xl0o; E2hraim Levy to Louis and T1uie
=" elss -; - --.-----.-.
&'xl20; Max SatCre. ir TO James Glover. -
14th-st, n > II OF lot S96. map or Wake
Held. &5Xll4; James i Glover 20 Max Satore. If
I11-st 5. 10 II of West E>nd-ave 25x112 ..
William Ingamells 70 LYDIA 3 Conn. ........
l5th-st. g. 326 II OF Tth-avs 25x1O3 3. Alice
Botine ct al 10 John Leslie ..-..---.-
Matson-ave. corner B1st-st 25XlO9x irregular.
John F Dillon TO Frederick Habernan. ..-....
Mafison-ave. > p II OF 61st-st. 22xss:
Hannah Hull % same. --.-------.. .--.- .-..--..
same o. ---
Aladison-ave, 5. 81 p of 6lst-st IaxS9:
Ephraim A Jacob and another 20 same. ....-..
Nadison-ave, s ~ Il OF 6IsJ-st. 215xlO9:
George W Jacoby TO same. Observation-Disclosures.