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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
JOHN 0'NEILL MISSING.
His Parents Have Not Seen Him
Since June 80.

John O'Neill, eighteen years old, of No.
40 Union street, was reported missing
from his home last evening by his father.
The parents of the youth are at loss to
account for the absence of their son, who
has been missing since June 80. No report
was made of the case before, the parents
being certain that each succeeding day
would see their boy home again.
The sudden and mysterious absence of
young O'Neill causes the parents unusual
worriment as this is the first time that he
has ever given his parents cause fer
alarm. They fear that he has met with
some misfortune, and wish the police to
aid them in trying to locate him.
When he left home on June 80 he wore
a dark blue suit with a black derby hat
and a tennis shirt with no collar or tie
His shoes were tan. He is of light COM
plexion and stands about five feet five
inches high
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
The Voyder.

The 'voyder' was large dish in which
We're collected the broken victuals, which
were removed from the table with a large
knife with broad, fiat blade, called the
voydersknife, from wider, to empty, clear
or make void. 1.-THE Boke of Nature, .
by Hugh Rhodes, the date of which is
1877, one Of the curious sets of handbooks
of manners and etiquette reproduced by
the Early English Text Society, speaks of
these vessels as follows "See We have
Voyders ready for to void the Morsels
that they doe leave on their Trenchers.
Then with your Trencher knyfe take off
such fragments and put them downe
cleane agayne." Few silver one remain.
some large brass voyder or dishes which
have probably been SO used may still be
seen, of the history of which nothing is
known by theirspresent owners.-..Old En-
glish Plate" by W.tLs Cripps.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
MAJOR Al. ELY's IMPRESSION.
Hill the Favorite of the Convention
Suffers Absurd Boom.

Major Addison T. Ely of Rutherford,
also delegate was in Chancery Cham
bers this morning, and to a group of law
yers chatted about his trip too. He ex-
planned the apparent rudeness of the
Texas delegates in occupying the New
Jersey delegates seats by the fact that
the delegates on the previous day had re-
moved their standards to parade about the
hall, and when the employees swept up af-
forwards they got them all mixed up.
But one of the leaders of their delega-
tion,' said the Major, scame up after
wards and apologized. But they didn't
give up our seats all the same
sWhy didn't you nominate Bill Daly?"
interrupted Chas. C. Black, with SMILE
We'll we would have done so if ne had
started his boom earlier"
How about Sulzer?'
"That was the most ridiculous thing
ever saw" said Mr. Ely. when got to
Kansas we saw everybody wearing his
buttons and heard his name on every lip,
yet he wasn't mentioned in the conven-
ton. He came to us and naively informed
US that he couldn't get his own delegation
but if New Jersey would go with him he
thought he could get New York, Penasyl-
vania, Idaho Iowa and Montana and a
few others to support him. .
Major Ely agreed with Mayor Hoos
that Stevenson would make strong rum
ming mate, but said that Hill was the
prime favorite of the convention and 1t
would have taken only little to have
.stampeded that body in favor of the Sage
of Wolfert's Roost.
wasn't Bryan so very popular, then?'
a lawyer asked.
''In a way" was the reply. sYou could
see that the Democrats felt that they had
to carry him on their shoulders willy nil
ly Ours is a strong ticket, but there are
Democrats who think it could have been
stronger, and most. assuredly David r.
Hill would have strengthened it"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09

tya,~.& 49, n .ak.--. .x4 ~ q
ny eesins siiae iiiiieriansil
e. 'i's aeso,ns ISSUES u .iis
ney W iioe apprehehu any
oeisoi 'o.ene preseiit N'oiu u otaluaru "a I"
eyeH snouiu uofyan pc eleceeo, because IL
ohiteo states senate VIII staho m tne
way OF az radlcal legislation In that re-
spect. of course, the Bryan followers are
wen pleased with the ticket. and they are
IN hopes that 1T will carry the electoral
vote of New Jersey.
The Republicans admit that the ticket
is tronger than that OF 1895, but at the
same time they see victory ahead Tor
Mcklnley ana Rooseveltit Tor no other
reason tnan tnat the 10 to plank VIII
sefi continue 70 olVioe the Demoeratlc
party Il u were not Ior that piank' tney
ooiieeue 'iiae the vote would oe very ciose
as 0e.Weei' the two parties on elecllon
- ~ ~. ,oon -. q maturity u d'
os,es' -. 80 .'en.
- -.o',iia 'ioii aoi secoiiu piaoe
o,,;,,;a,, M - af ..e4s n4 ~ .ne ,vhee ~ t'.e
of tta ,,a,.t,r foa, o,,aa,s., 'eusi :
,,,,th ~ so
na1,a s+ifr e,rlt ~, sr,at - -
odds ara agsi,,st t,,an, ,rhar, 1900 - IL
abla = oy,a,, ,,o.+i1,4,. ,sses. -. - -. -
weather is o,,a, ~ -, ~ Ds,,,a,s
cans tnow tba+ 49,, ,,oas, ~, ,,..r,s.o..
tb;s +i,,a a,,a,, ;s !,
.bv ma fraa siI,,ar ,s,,o Is - :
able to carry tho state +ho1 will a,,do.r,a,.
to keen the Rennblican noaiorit1, aour -
about 5000. and. at the most 10 900
Even should Bryan he defeated in New
Jersey. the Democrats ara IN ho,as -
electing four Congressmen which would
be a gain of two for them ,rhev arc
reasonably eertain of bo1dine tba Eo,rt,, },
and Seventh districts which ore no1v
renrasen+od ~, 1o,t,,,o g c.,..
vi1lian, n na,,, vu,.., as
do+a a,,a a.r-t go 80. S,..
+rar oar aaf,st nGS,,,.,sa -
Asep.
Uvfth - - ..ie
-. a.. o'iu 80 en Aiis
s,s . .,an 'hes
s'is aso a. IN ousn Tue o.a'e'
-, :, ~ uUuD, ''la. maon iars
= yo.e WI " poiieu py ,helr eichet.
my .ne r.epuoieans ieei certain OF
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
SORROW FOR MR.. KELLERs's DEATH
University Club Prepares Resoln-
tions of Regret

The following resolutions have been
prepared by Daniel Van Wrinkle, chair
man, and w. Patterson Atkinson, secre-
tary, for the Board of Governors of the
University Club
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in his
providence to remove from among US by
the hand of death Henry L. Kellers, a
member of the University Club of Hud-
son County; be it
Resolved, By the Board of Governors
on behalf of the club publicly to express
their sense of loss and to extend to the
bereaved family their heartfelt sympathy;
and be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the public prints"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
Hard for the Landlords.

This is the way the police in Denmark
deal with the drunkards found helpless
in the streets, says ''Tit-Bits." They
drive the patient in a cab to the sta
ton, where he sobers off; then they
take him home. The cabman makes his
charge, the police doctor makes his
charge. the police doctor makes his, the
agents make their claim for special duty,
and this bill is presented to the landlord
Of the establishment, where the drunk
ard took the last glass that did the busi-
ness.
No wonder that certain landlords pro-
etest, saying that proofs are insufficient.
and that some alleged victims sham in
toxicationtto et.landlords into trouble
against whom they have a spite.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09

Tresl.AAralapropisrns.

SomeIfresh Malapropisms are, quoted irS
England. Fores instance. MrsAs Slicshod&
knowssthat thesBoers are mischievous as
Monkeys with their barbed wire and
things; but she is very sorry4to see tha&
they are ''resorting to gorilla tintacks.n
more than usually remote one is told by<
the Liverpool ''Post.n A lady was visitins<
in Liverpool a poor woman whose hus-5
band was sailor. She inquired at onceI
of the husbands whereabout. ssHe'
gone' said the woman, dolefully, son a.
crusade to Hallelujah' The visitor at
first thought this was an euphemistic way
of describing the husbands decease. In,
fact he had started on q cruise TO Honos
lulu
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
HONOR TO MR.. KELLERS.

The Charles Armbruster Association, of
which Henry l.. Kellers was an honorary
member, held special meeting Saturday
evening Lengthy resolutions of con-
dolence were passed and these will be
sent to Mr.. KeIlers's widow. The reso-
lutions extoll the sterling character of the
man. A glowing tribute was paid to his
memory A number of the members will
attend the funeral.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
DYNAMITE OF NO AVAIL.

Exploding fifty pounds of dynamite fail
ed to bring the bodies of any more of the
harbor fire victims to the surface in Ho-
boken yesterday. Up to noon today no
further recoveries were made. The dyna-
mite yesterday was used in two charges.
Fifteen pounds were exploded first. The
second charge of thirty-five pounds sent
water and mud up in column over fifty
feet high off the basin of the destroyed
Bremen Pier No. /.
The search is being kept up by men
with graphing irons.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
STRONG IN JERSEY.
Democratic Delegates t
Kansas City Think Bryan
Will Win.

Especial to .'The Jersey City News."l
TRENTON, July 9. 19e0-Bryan and
Stevenson is considered a strong ticket
here, and but for the 16 to plank in the
platform there is a belief that it would
be successful in this State. Were it not
for that obnoxious plank nearly all the
gold Democrats who bolted the ticket in
1896 would come back to the party. AS it
is, however a great many Of them have
signified their intention of voting for the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
PecuIiarities Of Humanitv.

There Is more truth than poetry I'M the
following: a girl a chick and she
smiles, call q woman a hen and she
howls. Call a young woman a witch and
she is pleased; call an old woman a witch
and she Is indignant Caltra girl kit
ten and she rather likes It; call woman
cat and she hates you. Women are
queer II you call a man gray dog, ii
will fatter him. call him a pup, a hound
or g eur, and he will try to alter the
map Of your face. He don't mind being
called bull Of q bear, vet he VIII OBJ
ject 70 being mentioned as calf or a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
ESCAPED LuNATlc CAUGHT.

Mary Symiski, twenty-four years old, of
No. APO Palisade avenue, a demented in
mate of the City Hospital, escaped from
that institution in her night dress early
this morning. An alarm was sent out to
an the police stations, and the unfortu-
nate woman was found at 4:40 A. NJ, on
Newark avenue. She was returned to the
City Hospital.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
PERSONALS.

Ex-senator William Brinkerhoff, who has
been seriously i'll from erysipelas is now
nearly well again. He is staying few
days at Amherst, Mass, with his
daughter.
Mr. sfAndrew ]. Corcoran of this city,
is at Blauvelt, N. Y, with Mrs. Corcoran
for a few days rest. They will return to
town on Thursday and go back to the
country the following week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
BARR FOR FREEHoLDER.

Commissioner Edward Barr of the
Seventh ward is getting a lot of booming
among his numerous friends for the Free
holder nomination in the fall. Politicians
are of the opinion that the ward will land
are making fight to land him in the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09

added the Mayor and there was no crowd
ing.
We left,'' said the Mayor in conclusion,
''for Jersey City on Friday at midnight.
At Harrisburg l picked up a paper and
there read of Justice Lippincott's death.
| pointed it out to Johnston Cornish and
we were all shocked to hear it. We reach
ed home yesterday and you may say
again that 1 will vote and work for the
Democratic ticket if no one else does in
this State"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
MR.. PITNEY ENJ0INED.

Vice Chancellor Pitney was unable to
hear cases in Chancery Chambers this
morning because of a slight indisposition-
All last week during the hot weather His
Honor was very busy in hearings and a
little rest was peremptorily enjoined hv
the doctors, which injunction the Vice
Chancellor was obliged to heed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
COOPER ASSOCIATION FESTIVAL.

The A. j. Cooper Association will hold
it's annual summernight's festival at
PghTmann's tomorrow evening. 1t is
composed principally of young men well
known in the Horseshoe The event
promises to be a successful and enjoy
able one
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
when Bees Sting.

1t is a curious fact that the Queen Bee
never stings-except when sre meets an
other queen, when battlG royal almost
invariably ensues. Those who have had
the misfortune to be stung cannot do
better than to wet some common soda
and rub it over the affected part.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
DIED.

KELLERS-Sud ON Friday, July,
1900, Henry L. Kellers. beloved n
band of Caroline Kellers, aged fol-
four years.
Relatives and friends are invited ID
tend the funeral from his late resid
No. IS Bentley avenue, corner n
Boulevard, Jersey City on Tuesday
10, at $50 A. M, and thence to Sc
farA Church First street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
HoBeEEH BATH CLOSED.

The HobokenSPnbHcf cfBath- will sremain-
closed while thefseach for bodieslof the
harbor fire victims,continues The build
ing was badly scorchedion its south end
by the flames. It will be repaired before
opening again.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09

Stores factories and institutions can now
get their supplies as good as any N. Y. house
at D. E. Cleary Co.'S wholesale grocery
can serve them. Complete stock low prices.
stores Montgomery and Greene streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-09
CITY NEWS NOTES.

A lamp exploded in the grocery store of
Mrs Kate Mechalowski, No. 554 Grove
street, shortly before eleven o'clock last
night and started a blaze. Patrolman
Philip Leonard of the Seventh, street sta
tion forced a rear window, entered the
store and extinguished the fire.
j. Belt line trolley car No., 460 going east
on Saturday evening ran into an express
wagon owned by and in charge OF Henry
Adams, of Forty-third street and Broad
way. New York. at Newark and Baldwin
avenues. Inc rear end of the wagon was
crushed.
The B. NJ. Greater Association held a
successful picnic at Pohlmann's on Satur-
day evening George Clark directed the
The William Barry Association viii hold
!ts annual outing and games ait Witzel's
Polnr View Grove, On Sunday July n
Pimpies d. the face IRE not. only annoying.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Tho fact is. tho manager of tho opss.
hoase 10 nos popular With tho class OF
people vho usrsl 10 all tho OPEN house
on every occasion. aud that scsoanss Tor
tho lack u patronage that uoald other
~iss have bs~u given tho Mitchells. This
cosdisioa Of things IL liable to cut Ms Oh
from q good many entertain n-uss when
u l,-com~s known TO tho travelling CON.
paniss. ~ ihcy doa't caro- To play TO
ssnpiy chairs. We arr sorry that tho
Miichclls were made To suffer In this
cas~.-Timc-. Republican.
This 10 not y fair statement al Tho
trouble. People will so tn good show
al tho opera house regardless OF whether
they like tho manager or not. Tho OK.
PLANTATION Of tho Timcs-iscpublican Mt.
tack IL that Mr.. Eaton Inns refused to nj.
los any morc prize fights In tho opera
house and for this reason fcw persons
have become actively an'asonisiic To his
The majority OF the ciii.
s.ns of Rocky Ford will commend in.
stead OF condemn Mr.. Eaton for the stand
h. has taken
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
Nrwslaie Sehosl.
R-pors tos tho srsn ending juno tss-
GnAN0An aaAnGs-

R-poss for tho srsm ending June ist-
GRAMMAR osAbGs-
Ensaii~d n: tsssi sariin~~s -: I-r r-ns. al
attendance "a Neither ats-nt sss safsiy dut
ing the trsmi Nrth- Ma-tnusssn, Names 81
lhs,.-- lsaaiins tho grades fos the last n,ooib
am grade. riyi~ srhosins ssh grade. Moths
iis.rnuss~n! &ih rrni-. ustti- Wo-.ibufyI .tn
grade. Loal. ifr~n.
PROMOTIONS;
rso,a ith to sih-t'iydr Sri,o<.n. itssei Nun
tori. Laura wss.ibasy.
rrus.l 1h To- sth- N-tbc Rasmus-~n. sylyis
pgYaf nsd xsss Tolk~tna. Gror.- saith. Filth
Turner ssi Nartha Hansen s.,nditi.aaily.
frut .ih To .th-iiatti- woudbur, ccndi'
tisasliy.
Yum :th ,o sth-t.sut. ttruun. Hianoh Tai
helm, Nary raIy ros,iittunaliy.
Tbs.~ whose rrs.ic In any branch ~ss les.
than the psssins grade uf . pr c~nt. should
rvyi.u until ps,nci-nt In that brsnch. fh..s
branrh-. srv shown hy tb- grade. On th-
tss1ntbly r.t-urt card. Tor la.' month. Thos-
uha ,itd 10, attvnd school at cla.r Of term
shauld continue th-if stidi~. until cpsnpl--
tian OF grade t-fnr- hrin- prpniotrd TO ,h.
next grade. The pr,srvs. nf the pupil. and
excellence of tour -cha ol demand u. Thew is
q pnint Tisht h-r- which thr srhntl t-ari
sholid carefully lppk aft ". Respectfully
,tibtnitt,~t. % J. Iiahtcr, teacher.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
Sugar City.

Sugar City had mn election for town
trustees on Tuesday.
Among the improvements OF Sugar
City is u fine hotel 10 by SO feet, three
stories high.
Sugar City has organized an NJ. Z.
church aud a $500 building is in pro-
cess Of erection.
Last Friday Miss Mae Bennett closed
a short term Of school Mt the first institu.
tion Of learning in the new city. The ex-
ercises were most appropriate for the
occasion, and the excellent part which
each pupil performed. reflected great
many difficulties under which the two
months term Of school has been conduct.
ed. Miss Bennett has returned to her
Holbrook home, where she will spend
her vacation Sugar City Herald.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
Market Gar,isaing In Texas.

In a private letter frutn ~. u. Garvosi.
Lrnsuc Gl,y. Texas. .- sny-;
~ far e- have had n Nrrl successful srass
uti. considering th, VERY uufaSufahlc weather.
This hn- tr--n the r-ti.s' -rass,n IUNa- has
experienced sincys o s.si. Our gotnIsany nind" Y
phenomenal succs7-. with the Texas straw
berries rust-ldvftns the I-pur sluhllty 81 brrs
ric. due to the Csc-e.iNc Fuins- We ehiniTd
Aiiutt ten raF. IrStiu iJrssu- city. all -aptc.>
r-frigurntors. Have alsn handled a laTEr
nuuihrr OF E'aT- ct tsptAi,--- Tor which Nc oh
tninCI N-ty satisfactory pricc-- ATv nnw pre-
parlns f.r tho cantaluupsf cruI. which Will b''
excellent with favorable weather fr'itn now
on. We arr now loading our ntih car OF iosi.a'
los fron this point and viii -llp tucnf-.
We have had letters iruu twenty Inherent
associations la different paris ot tue stale.
b .sging 10. to handle their strb,i- on cufnnil--
sion. but refused them. We have conccn. !.
trat,si our business on th. line uf the J. nnd
u. ". rSad. thereby giving u closer attention
and obtaining better results for those Whose
products We arr handling.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
A Good Thing. Push 1t Along.

Rocky Ford citizens are glad TO hear
that we nrc to have band. composed f
sixteen young men in and around Rocky
Ford: band that will not 60 under after
the fall campaign. fair. cic. but one that
will, in why, grow up with the town.
Prof. IL. ID. Clark OF Denver. Is drill.
ling the boys twice week and Mt the
rapid rate Of progress they are now max
ing we can expect some good music in
the near future.
Now let everyone give the boys the
glad hand. show them that II they tnke
the interest in tho town to start n band
n band that asks nothing but the good
will Of tho people until they are ready to
do service to the public; that all citizens
nppreciating their efforts are willing and
ready to help them in every way possible.
So let us LEND n hand. not hammer,
and Rocky Ford will soon have an organ
ization that she will in after years be
proud Of.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
Maccabees Election.
To Tomato Growers.

The tobacco worms and other worms to
less extent are threatening the destruc-
ton OF the tomato crop. 1t is absolute
ly necessary that every tomato grower
Make solution of one pound Paris
green to 100 gallons water. Spray twice
a week up to July 20 or till worms en-
tirely disappear. Powder dry in proper
ton of one pound Paris green to 20
pounds flour well mixed can be used in
stead OF spray after rain or heavy dew
Make small sack Of cheese cloth and
apply by shaking over plant.
There is no danger to fruit or foliage
from this solution and it will destroy any
insect pest that ordinarily works on to-
mato plants except the cut worm.
GEo. DRAPER.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
OBITUARY.

Oscar Fatland. who came to this city
for his health last winter. died at his resi-
dence near the Washington school build
ing last Monday afternoon, Of consump-
tion. He was born near Cambridge,
Iowa, Feb. 2sth, 1876. He WIS christ.
ian young man and faithful to duty in all
his church relationship. This makes the
third out Of the family that Mr.. and Mrs.
Fatland have lost and they have the sin
cere sympathy OF all the community.
The funeral took place from the Method
jst church Tuesday afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks for the
kindness and sympathy the people Of
this place have shown to rs during our
stay here and for the help rendered at
this last bereavement when sorrow and
death again entered our home.
B. o. und Elsie Fatland.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
NEW TIME rAnLE

The frs, leaves the first night. the
second the second night. Common
colds and La Grippe pulled by Men
dcl's Dynamic Tnbules-cnllcd Dyna.
ME from their forccfulncss. For cold
only, but holy smoke how they do go
for 'cm. Enough TO do half dozen colds
FOR - cents. For sale by Opera House
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
Resarksh,e Csrr Il Rhss.sti.r.

About thres years aso my vito bad m
attack of rheumatism which coaiinesi
b~s 10 hss bed foe over = month and scu'
dssp,i bss unable 10 1alk . stop without
assistsucs. hss limbs bsco svoiigu Ia
doabis thsir posmAl sizg. Mr.. y. Msd.
tox ipsssassl On my using Chsnibcsiain's q
Pain Balm. ] purchasrd = nfiy.c~at
tasils and uassl u sccor,iin. To the dirrr.
sioas and ths ps1t morning slse walked
10 bfsakfase without assisisnce in any
manner. and slss has MOI had similar at
tack sipc~.-A. =. PARsox. For sale by
Dr. kcafby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
YOUR FACE

Shows the state Of yonr feelings and
the state Of your health Ms well. lm'
pure blood makes itself apparent In q
pale and sall0w complexion. pimples
and skin eruptious. II you are feeiin.
weak and worn out and do not have q
healthy appearance you should Try
Ackcr's Hood Elixir. u cures all blood
disrnses where cheap sarsuI,arillas and
so-called purincss fall: knowing this.
we sell every bottle ON a positive guar
anles. HsseSoel's Pharmacy. !
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Starvation never yet cured dyspepsia.
Persons with indigestion are already
half starved. They need plenty OF whole-
some food Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di-
gests what you eat so the body can be
nourished while the worn out organs are
beng reconstructed. 1t is the only prep
aration known that will instantly relieve
and completely cure all stomach troubles.
Try it it you are suffering from indiges-
ton. 1t will certainly do you good. DIR.
Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22
SANTA Fe Excnrrion Rntes.

SW"s" EV HsAN0sFsWu AssssNSs
Biennial Convention Natl Republican
League 81. Paul MINI. July 1913. Round
trip 81. 20. Tickets ON sale July II. Il, 10. Rc.
turn limit July q.
&.:s LONG RIDE ron SHORT MONEY s.2i
As MILES ONLY fi.a5.
Excursion to Las Vegas Hot Springs. n. NJ.
Sunday June sith. Train leaves Rocky Ford
1: ~ a. M. arriving ut Hot Springs I:aS .. m.
Returning lcavcs Hot Springs b:OD p. M.
reaching ROckysford t:lt n. m. Monday. June
18th. 6Otngi
Rough Ridcrs July 1 4 I. Easy riding on
the Santa Fe. Tickets on sale June ~ i 20.
Return limit leaving Oklahoma City July 5tb.
One fare for round trip. This for the Reunion
Of RoOscvclts Rough Riders.
July 9Th Excursions. to points In Colorado.
one Standard fare for the Round Trip. Tick
cts on sale July & I. Return limit July 5th.
For points In Kansas see the agent.
To Kansas City July 9 & 3rd. Round Trip
tickets at one fare, good until July 9th with
privilege of Extension II going beyond Kan.
sas City.