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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29


In relation to oleomargarIne, our
Washington correspondent says: In
view Of the failure OF Congress to
adopt an amendment to the present
law protecting farmers and consumers
from oleOmargarIne, 1t seems worth
while to call attention to one of the var
ious patented formulas for making this
zind Of alleged butter. Here 1t is, as
set forth In the Patent Office records;
'.Tbe process consists In first forming
q soap emulsion Of the fats or fatty oils
with caustic soda: then precipitate the
Eyes; then applying chlorinated aka
nue or chlorinated gas to the soap
emulsion" This sounds like recipe
for making soft soap, but when the
color is added the result is gilt-edge
~ereamery" butter Tor the Pennsylva'
uia market.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

The Pension Bureau has made a
remarkably fine record for work turned
out during the eleven months ended
May 81, 1900. During those eleven
months, there were issued by the PEN
sion Bureau 90,9IS certificates, Of which
number "a 1868 we're original allowances,
while $3.50 we're increases, rerate-
ments, etc. A: the present time, there
are only about 10000 for original pen
siOus, iGyalids aud widows, ready with
evidence for adjudication by the
Bureau.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

Starvation never yet cured dyspep-
sia. Persons with indigestion are al
ready hal. starved. They need plenty
of wholesome food. KOdol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat SO the body
can be nourished while the worn out or
gans are being reconstructed. 1t Is the
only preparation known that will in
stautly relieve aud completely cure all
stomach troubles. Try it II you are
suffering from indigestion. 1t will cer-
tainly do you good. A. II. Champney
Druggist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

That great pest, the Canada thistle.
is receiving attention by the u. S.
agricultural department and reports
are to the effect that where dence sod
can be formed this will choke out the
thistle. Hoeiug out, burni g, sailing,
and treatment with kerose,. and other
destructive chemical ageuc. are sue
cessful in many cases, and sol farmers
commend the practice OF vering
small patches Of tho plant y tan
bark or straw, but it has b found
that thistles will lie DORM. .)r at
long as three years in porous soil and
pop out us live and ready for damage as
ever when the straw or tan bark IL
removed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29
the UNITED STATES IN CHINA.


Reason will totter on its exclusive
throne in the intellects OF the Anti
Imperlalist League when they read
that President Mckinley has assigned
General Adna r. Chaifee to command
the military forces OF the United States
operating in China. But the order has
been issued, and on Sunday General
Chafree will sail with the Sixth
Cavalry for Che Foo. Long before he
reaches there an American army will
have dsembarked on Chinese soil,
ready to report to him on his arrival.
Thus, without taking account OF the
misery and despair it brings to Carl
Schurz and his DEVOTED band OF pessi-
mists, the United States is hurried on
into the very vortex OF the maelstrom
OF human destiny. Swift and Inevitable
has been the course Of internationa,
events in the last four years that has
brought the young American Republic
to the verge of war with the oldest
empire of the world.
Spanish oppression in Cuba put the
forces at work that have lifted the
United States out OF the quiet and
security OF au isolated republic into the
turmoil and responsibility of participa-
tion in the great worlds affairs. When
the time came when we could no longer
permit Cuba to writhe under the
tyranny, brutality and starvation OF
Spanish rule the die was cast that
launched us upon a broader sphere Of
national life.
AS revolutions never 60 backward,
neither do nations until they begin to
decay. Life expands, and the hour
struck in the life of this republic when
it burst the bands OF nouintervention
and bade Spain get out of Cuba. From
that hour it stepped into the inter-
national arena. Porto Rico and the
Philippines were mere corollaries to
the act OF national maturity.
Our national interest in the open
door In China brought us into close
relations with the nations OF Europe.
How that change in our policy was
viewed in Europe is shown In the fol-
lowing extract from the London Daily
Mail of last week:
1t Is OF Importance for China, but 1t
Is OF infinitely greater moment as 1t
concerns America. ], Is the chief OF
the many signs that the government OF
the United States has fully aroused it.
self to the duties as we'll as the privi-
eyes of international politics. America
has once and forever reuounced the
policy OF the hermit. Nothing that it.
has hitherto done in International affairs
can In the least compare with the re-
sllt of its present action. BY n brief
p,riod OF 90 'respondence aud of repre-
sentations 1t has practically secured
the permanent openness of China's
trade to the whole world. Henceforth
,, it is to be matter OF fair competition
aud no favor in the struggle for trade
in the great empire of the East.
And now by reason of this departure
| In policy we face war ip China with the
determination and equauimity OF n
nation that accepts the responsibility
of worldwide interests and power.
Who would turn the wheel backward
il it meant the restoration OF Spain to
power in Cuba?-Chicago Times
Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

a three-year-old child fell out OF a
Staten Island train the other day, 60
ing at full speed, and was picked up
unhurt. The same night the kid tum-
bled out OF bed and broke its back.
The kid was probably disgusted with
the speed Of the train.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

The Prairie Depot Observers special
edition by the church ladies was very
creditable, but II Bro. Reed had had
the same support and opportunities he
would have produced a much better
edition. 1t isn't every person who
really knows how to publish country
paper although they have great ideas
Oi their own ability
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29
1t thawed considerably last Monday

Nearly 35l 900, 900 pounds of for eigu
wool were imported into the United
States during tho fiscal year ending
June 3, 1897. just before the Dipgley
tariff became law. Last year there
were less than 100000 pounds ol
foreign wool imported, difference ol
274 900, 900 pounds under protection.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

Farmers should remember that sheep
in Ohio were worth just So head more
on the first day OF this year than they
were worth on the 1st day of January.
1895. The increase in the value OF
sheep under this Republican Admins
tration was about the same in all the
States OF the country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

A prominent Republican OF Water
vile, writes the JOURNAL that tho Re.
publican nominations are very salts
factory to the people of that locality.
and that Mckinley -Roosevelt-Southard
are sure to secure large vote in that
precinct.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

The American Bridge Company is
one of the most recent trusts that has
been formed. 1t already has com
petitor in the Structural Iron and Steel
Company, which has just been incOr.
porated at Baltimore.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

One OF the strongest reasons urged
against the rural tree delivery system
was that the boxes on lonely roads
would be subject to thieves. In a
recent report, IL is shown that out OF
many thousand boxes, only one actual
robbery has occurred.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

These three lines of goods be carried in our
present limited quarters and sell them and will offer
them prices which will make them 60 quickly.
These goods only triAe soed by handling in
removal from building All OF implements will be sold
at for OF them and will sell Tor
cash credit.
Come early and make selections before they all sod
WM SCHLECT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

Americans have many reasons for
giving their patriotism II holiday on
the Fourth and celebrating the day
with all the enthusiasm they can
command.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

Thomas Jefferson was never fright
ened by the cry of imperialism" Nor
did he ever consort with and encourage
the enemies of his country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

Nevertheless and Notwithstanding,
Mr.. Towne is going to attempt the leap
from Sioux Falls to Kansas City with
out aid of a springboard or net.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE TICRET.

Tor Secretary Of State
l., q. LAILiN Of Huron.
Tor Supreme Judge
JOHN A. sCiTAUCK of Montgomery.
For School Commissio
L. ID. B0NEBRAKE Of Knox.
For Member hoard OF Public Works
CHARLES A. GODDARD of SciotO.
For Dairy and Food Commissioner
JOSEPH 4. BLACKBURN OF Belmont.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29

II the people OF the country are
against expansion how is it that nobody
can be found to run for President on
an anti-expansion policy platformp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

The organization of Law aud Order League to the public
apprehension be significant of somebody intention dis
disorder rather than diminish it, This
induced and foed only by elements that make law
and order league imperative and where friction does arise
uced by determination the part of somebody abide by the
law The statutory law of n community generally the
embodiment of the moral sentiment the community 1t rarely
higher than the community 1t often rep
In either
such laws the large majority openly that
law and order leagues spring
of upodpg and aiding those who would
the law and only incidentally for prosecuting those who fail in oser
ing the law enforcing law where they charged with the duty
doing The primary purpose of law and order league and
ought be the moral every official and
individual who would be law abiding The neependence
OF individuals constituting modern social communities often makes it
exceedingly difficult for those who would
law and order league ought unite a that body citizenship
believes keeping the law thereby
who would do to live to the law In doing this
hct with the element that opposed keeping
be the fault of the law breakers not OF the league
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05
As to Infectious DIscases.

Tho measure OF alarm that has boon
taken by our townspeople over the pres
ence in our town OF II number OF cases OF
infectious disease would seem to make
timely some remarks on he subject. The
intense satisfaction that human nature
still takes i'll retailing stories that will
culver the nerves and arouse the morbid
fancies OF the nearer Is not often better
illustrated than it has been in Rocky
Ford the past week or ten days. Rumors
OF twenty, thirty and forty cases OF small
poN have been of common occurrence,
based on mn actual total FROM the begin.
ming of the outbreak OF eight, only three
of which have been true small pox and
five Of them varioloid. And n similar
number of cnses of scnrlatina have con-
iured up visions of whole blocks and
streets OF infected houses. while the pub
lie schools, in the lower grades. have
been reduced one half in attendance by
reason OF the scare. Going along with
these stories have been the most unwnr-
ranted Remuneration OF the health auth.
critics Tor rumored disregard of quaran-
tine restrictions. II all the current
stories were accepted we should have to
believe that Mayor Mcdonald and all
the other practiciug physicians were in
the speciai business of spreading disease
rather than of curing it,
In the face of such rumors and stories
as these Il seems to us worti, while to
say as near as can be said at any given
time. what is the actual status or extent
of these infectious diseases. This we
have above. And we also take occasion
h at the same tihae to utter n word OF warn.
ing against the popular inclination to
crafty the morbid love OF magnifyinp
numors of disaster. Don't tell what YOU
do not know. Confine yourself to the
actual facts as you have personal kusv
Ledge of them on matters of this sort.
even when given to lying about politics
and horse trades.
Again, it is good time to admonisI,
tile people who are ioadest in their de-
nunciation Of alleged detective quaraD-
tine,t that they keep their remarks in mind.
make note of them, and whenever il
comes their turn to be gnayantined read
them over and learn Just how they re-
gard the people who feel il somewhat
onerons to submit 20 quarantine regula.
tons in the interests OF their Deigj,bors,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

The following memorial resolutions
have l.esn passed by the Rocky Ford W.
q. \. U.
WHEREAS our beasiieent Father has
called from labor to reward orr beloved
sister aud former president, Airs HALE
q. Todd: be il A..
REsoLvRp, That in her Death ne. III.
Rocky Ford ". q. I. u. have sustained
the loss Of one of our most faifh'ni ani
efficient i,.lni,eIs ani ons Hi,,.s" earn '"'
toreelni life We may well emulate
RssoLynp. That while Nc dspiorr our
loss Nc can hat rejoics in tho d-liv.rsne,
from pain and suffering So eagerly io'ssd
for by our sister. and IN bet strong
Christian faith. which was triumphant
over death.
RnsoIyHp. That To her ber.ay.'i hns-
hand and sons Ne extend our heartfelt
sympathy. eommebdiDg them I" The only
source Of consolation. the OWN. Saviour.
RESOLVED. That n copy Of il,ss. rsss''
buttons be presented tn tb. family 81 our
departed sister. that they 10 spread npon
the Minutes Of our organization aud that
they bs also s-bt for publication To our
official paper Tho Mssssng.r.
Mrs. y. J. Mnliny.
Mrs Ami. H. Elsrr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05
Tho ST. jaime. under Ill. .iiiri-n, man.

Tho 81. Jane. under the efficient man.
a.-fn.nt of LandIonl A. q. Thompson.
his not only taken on u new coat 81 paint
oni side but tho interior ID being adorned
with new paper hanIing.. ncs stair car
pet has been laid. tho Office i!nns will he
covered with iinolcam and IL. general
comfort Of tho honsc cnl,nnc-d for the
winter by the introduction 81 several neu
Coi-s patent hot blast s;ov-a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

Pueblo has always been most gener-
Gus patron Of onr Fair and Wnrermelon
Day. This week our citizens have had
an opportunity OF returning the compli.
ment and the way in which they packed
me santa Fe coaches, la sardine, shows
that they did their duty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

The WooImen Of the Worli will CIV.
n FREQ entertainment at tho Open House
Saturday night. Oct. q. All wossimen
and their friends nTr invited la hear
Prof. q. ". whseisr deliver his famous
l-csur. on Hnmor. Paiiios nni Common
Sense. lie 10 n prince 81 .iory teller.
and an evening with him will b. one Of
pleasure aud profit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

Republican and weekly Democrat both of general crcnn
ton aud the publication OF the list of nominations woad have
value Blu. this cannot be said of the daily editions of either The
of publishing the list OF nominations the aes about four
times the legal rate allowed the weeklics.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

Phil Erickson last week bnngh' OF
Mrs J. n. fcnton the south eight. ncr-s
o. her old homestead east Of iosn. The
north eighty Of the same rlses was
bought by his partner. ID. V. Darrell.
about year ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

Tho second story added To tho Price 4
Lance dry goods hons. Ii rn'.,l rnd
,ioorrd mud tho firm will soon liz osc'ipy.
Ing their greatly enlarged pIcm,saL The
trees that obscure the bnil,ling from
tho street Wow ought to b~ r-mnss,l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

all their efforts conceal it, the declaration OF Sena
Nevada the democracy nasty
lot of miners and silver all the western country
who to
silver when Stewart deserts him. the Fort Col
Stewart of the first Republican senators
Republican the silver question He out Of the
before Dubois Teller Pettrew Towne and Others who
make up silver Republican organization thought of Leaving
stand the scutng policy and he has got los of
throughout the western states whe likely to follow han
before Senator Stewart announced his determination
there had been rapid revolution in the former silver
of the Republicans and it giving the Democrats
great deal of concern.
which shoald be repealed by the legislature
is allows prize fights under the guise of glove contests
ANOTHER should be repealed from the books is
capital punishment Disacefu events of the past
two wears demand restoration of the death penalty
that Editor Springer expects to receive 500 from
Otero county publication the list of
Daily Republican McCauey of the La una Daily Demo-
era expects receive equal amount The weekly
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

F. republican nominee for representative
worthy of the place for which he has been nomi
mated He education AID intelligence wieawake
He has close touch with the
the valley the needs the people, and will
be foreful general assembly securing legislation
needed by the valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

supporting NJ H. Farwell for senator all voters rest
assured they aiding the election of competent and in
every worthy Mr. arwel well acquainted with the needs
the valley will earnestly and effectively for the interest
constituents Every republican should Mr. Farwel
and emphatic support
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05
D. w. BARKLEY, Editor.
National Republican Ticket.
For President-wILLIAM MCKINLEY, of Ohio.
For Vice Presilent-THEoDoRER ROOSEVELT of New York.

For vicePresident- THEODORE RoOSENELTo OF New York
For State Senatorial u. FARwELL, of La Juna.
For of the Supreme Court GtSTANE c. BARTEls
of Arnpahoe county
For Governor-FRANE c. GoUDY of Arapahoe County.
For Lieutenant Governor-PERCY RIDER, Dolores county
For Secretary of State-J0SEPH W. NILSSON, Fremont Co.
For Treasurer-ORSON ADAMS Mesa county.
For Auditor-JAMES $. MURPHY, Teller county.
For Attorney General-CHASE WTTHROW, Gilpin county.
For Superintendent Public InstructionMrs. lone l.
Hanna, Arapaho county. ...
For Regents of State Uniyersty-CH ARIES r. DUDLEY,
Arapaioe county: GEORGE L. AcCLUR RE, Boulder county
For County Commssoner-T f. GODDING Jr of Rocky Ford
For Representative j. f. HARSH of Manzanola.
Election November g. 1900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

Pueb!o's Street Fair has been decided
success. The merchants and business
men display an unusual amount of pub
lie spirit and what they provided evidenc.
ed much thought, skill. and expenditures.
The Eik'g parade aud circus WINS of n
high grade of tho amateur burlesuue. At
night the view was particularly fine,
Main street and Union avenue being
brilliant with electrical lighting. Pueblo
has reason to congratulate herself on the
success OF the Street Fair and vii! doubt.
less do equally well at the proposed
State Fair next fall. 'o'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05
Monthly Meteorological Report.

II. II. Griffin. Superintendent of tho Rocky
Ford Experiment station. furnishes us the
following meteorological summary for the
month of September:
DATE.
Minimum ~ %
Mean n,
Total precipitation -.- Os inch
Greatest precipitation IN one day co II
NO: of days OF precipitation 2
Prevailing wind. west
No. of clear days - IL
Partly cloudy days - ii
Cloudy days.
Dates of frost 90
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

FOUND, in Rocky foI SI
Euclid P. Gray, a Wa'Su|
chain. Owner can have y.
proving propety and payl|
advertisement. Apply t u
Gray at Godding's ne" O'0'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

A timely and useful ! O ,he
has just been added ,d.t to t,1y
blanks blarl It is 70! the s,n nfe I
growers in making e e? p tbs|
harvesting beets. u, ~ h ~ a
contract used by the !e',. Dess &
Of California. Il ~ lnI flank
and see a copy OF the ne, I'm Emf
5 cents each at the D'
office or by mail
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

There is no mistake abont the conviction
that stringent quarantine is the best
preventive OF these infections and we
should be ns ready to take orr own dose
OF 1t rs to administer it to others. We
highly civilized Americans arc so apt to
view with pitiable contempt the peoples
who suffer devastating plaques because
they pay no regard to quarantine, and
treat as prosecutors the officers and an
thoritics charged with its enforcement.
The situation is that we arc highly civil
lied in this respect only when our neigh
Dor Is TO be qunrantinel. We arc large
ly barbarians when it comes to being
qnarautined ourselves. The spread OF
injection comes chiefly from mild at
lacks where no physician seems needed
and none is called. In such cases the
people too often keep secret the fact of
their having infectious disease and take
no measures for disiufection before tnrn-
ing the child ont to spread the contagion.
10 be Just, quietly report your own or
any other suspected case TO the mayor
and have due precautions taken.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05

See our line of Children's
School Shoes. We have the
best shoes in town for the
money. Gibson's Racket
Store.
Every Watch or Clock is fully
warranted ", at the Opera-house
Pharmacy. En- $40
AS l want to go out of business
l am closing out my stock of mil
linery goods at cost.
Mrs. Dora M. Barney,
q LIST door south of Rench's store.
s. 80 I TT ~ T---El9DlA
Wanted, teams to haul beets.
Enquire of Chester johnson or
Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-05
Buy Black Cat t,
siery. 1t gives D
satisfaction than
thing you can DuJ
Gibson's Racket !

FOR RENT, a sro .;ra
door, door south of Baptist chaf'1
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-08-23
BRIEF NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Gov. Gen. Wood and party are max
ing boat trip around the island Of
Cuba.
Catherine Scharf, aged %, of New
York, was found dead in her room
about midnight on the 18th. A bloody
hammer and the condition of the wo
man when found indicates that rob
berry was the motive.
At a meeting of the window glass
manufacturer and plate glass jobbcrs
Of the United States. held at Niagara
Falls ~ y, on the 18th. it was de-
cded 10 advance he price OF window
glass and plate glass 10 per cent to
take Immediate effect.
Gen. Aiban, civil governor and mill
tary commander of the department OF
Panama. telcgraphs that he has rec
ceivcd "a dispatch from Socorro an-
nouucing the surrender of the rebel
forces under santos, FociUn Soto and
Tribe at San Vicente. Gen Tribe ca-
capped TO Barrauca.
Three or four weeks ago thu wife us
Ulrich Eupprecht. OF Norwich Ont,
died very suddenly, and foul play WIS
suspected. The body was cNhumcd
and poison found in the stomach. but
the matter was dropped for some rcsi-
son or other. the supposition bcuL
that u was q case Of suicide. Eup-
precht has never been the same msa
since and OF the 18th be went 10 % s
wife's grave and shot himself through
tho bgnl