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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
pe sour rec, A.n. ..a Harm,

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease. powder for the feet IL makes
usht or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
CoTns. Bunions. Swollen. Hot and
Sweating Feet. a, all Druggists and
Shoe Stores. Csc. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen $. olmstcd, l.cRoy, n. T.,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
siiiiia-. for ssa.~i.aii.

\ million OF dollars are spent every
year FOR baseball. hut iars- ~ this Is.
II cannot equal She amount spent In
search OF health. We ur:c those who
hnv. spent much nni lost hops TO try
Hos'ritcr's Stomach Eiticfs. II
strengthens the stomach. makes digcs.
lion easy. AMI sLFc- Dyspepsia. consti-
patton. biiIousncss ani weak kidneys.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
FREE GIFTS TO AGENTS.

We ssai ioo.oco Akea,s, men and wo-
mon. boys and girls all e,cF tho United
states To seii our wonderful f.rkto seogr.
ihs soap. Lrtkoeas and other Toilet SOAPS.
Big profs. easy WORK. Prise with every
cake. Write to-day. q. II. Marshall & Co.
pep.; 10. Chlcsso. III. Factory iis-i.8
No May 81. Hrf.. any tssnk In Chicago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
S.~ Train to Portland for CAP. s.m.

cotnmensing Sunday. April ssi. the TN.
Ion Pacific inauEuratn double dSii.
service Denver to Portland. Trains leave
Denver l:e .. m and y. IN. daily, arrtv-
ms PORTLAND 1sSs a. M and T.. m soc.
Cni day. \ business day saved by tray.
cling Union Pacific, Sc your local aror,
or address Geo. Ady. eIi i5th street. Den.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
Learn n I'ros.ssI,o

Ally full mail course. five courses in o,e
EItpafes you TO teach or pr1rtjc.
nypnptisin, Physical Culture MaEnstIc
nItaihlng and bathing. and CrrInE Nv
f.r,gnal Masnetisn, All OF these coiirsss
LOT -, address PROF. ZACH SJiEp
- anu % Atapahoe building. Denver, colo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
oa..ti.n. WORTH r.a.Id.s,...

Percy. give me SO: I want to go to
tim, mon-y-savine. bricn.brnc sale"
Dear me. Molly: whnt makes you nj.
ways want To help the merchants save
money; Why don. you stay at home
occasionally and help me save itI"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
Arc You Uslns Ail.n'. Foot -Esser

"'" 1"" N"'''E 'S''~- :. y
II Is the only cure for swollen.
Smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease. a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and shoe
Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
M..~a. i..,,,i..

Bearded LADY, think they ouch,
to establish pace by letting Ken.
lucky have two governors"
Living skcicion-''Tbnt wouldn't
wurs nj pli
Bearded i.aiy-"oh. don't know:
the ,wo.hcadci Girl Evis along all
right
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
Well Guarded.

Jonas Junius employs two lawyers con-
stantiy.'
"Why two
"He gets business advice from one and
then lie consults the other about how
much he ought to pay OF the first one $
bills"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

what de- you think NJ this new ciu.
cauonal plnn Of allowing pets in the
sShyolfopm EduCationai2 Well. IL our
won't be any school 'ie'e
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Mr.. David Brothers. writing on the
same subject. says:
| feel confident that II all fru;,
growers would work systematically
together we could Keep this awful pcs,
from destroying so much of our fruit.
To those who are just commencing
tu raise fruit would say. YOU can
not he too careful with npplc l,oxr.
and barrels. ! have bought boxes Of
pears from California and found
worms in them. As soon ~ the frost
is out OF the ground Scrnpc all the old
bark or and give the trs,s good
wash with lyc aud water. using one
pound OF lyc Go six gallons OF water,
This Will Kill many worms.
In the early spring just before ,hr
buds burst. millions Of leaf rollers ma
I've destroyed 10y mnshing the patchr.
OF eggs that are all around the bo,Iy
and limbs Of the shrubs anL trees. In
the early summer just as the milIors
commence TO fly. millions more may he
caught by putting pans in tho orcinrl
with some cider vinegar aud water,
half and half. During the warm nights
tile nillcrs may bc caught. thus stop
ping them from laying eggs for ncSt
year. II this plan is pprslsteniiy fol.
lowed out IL VIII greatly reduce the
pest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Marie, after We Hrs married. whs,
gcufsc shall ynu pursue to retain my
loNs Oh. Hairy. ] shall spend an
look Just as pretty as | can
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

=, You move every sprinR. don't vnuy'
iss: when I've Impoverished myself buy.
Ing coal all winter I cant stand n 10
stay and sec that house get Ird bSt In
summer for nothing" "
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
Tie Pathfinder up I'm nat,

The Union Pacific Overland II,,,..., ..
leaving Denver at . n m daIi,' .i,pn, eu,
seven and halt hours quicker lime ths,s
sg s.g o,her IN. between Denver and san
equipment Ticket Onice, s,I ii,b s,,se,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infa-iioie
medicine for coughs and c,lds-S. W. SAMUEL
Oeean Grove. y. j., Feb. II. i.a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Isabel-ril never have another photo
graph taken. DoFothy-M ny not. dear
Isabei-Oh, II II looks lik. me ! don't lik
y; and II Il natters me my friends don
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

..Do YOU understand your uutomobie
Jack well. I'm partially acpualnls'
with IL; but W. are not what you mlsi
call intimate friends yet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

whats your Idea Of TN. ,,c...
~ optimism and pessimism7 4; "oh
,ne ofumist says II Is spring wb., vi
S" T. ana tue pessimist says 1t isn't vh.n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

pssu,,fui hair I, sisays pleasins. a.s rAsSEHs
uatn n.is.s -tes.s In pfNsinstn- "
UIspxluoras a. The b<,; cute eJfrs. t>esAs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Does your wife use soothing lansuai:
TO you-'' "Oh. yes: that ls, u oIi-h seem
10 roothc her To scoii me.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

''what II command Of language. pa-'
't'a thinking OF something r-ii mean 10
say and then not saying II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
n.,,l,nl,nr.i o...r,s,,en..

We hear some talk of the combina-
ton of small growers to better mar
ket their products The term would
better be Corporation" Certain II Is
that the fruit men will gain much II
they are able to properly cooperate
The markets are sometimes over-sup-
piled merely because there has been
no system in forwarding fruit I, fire.
duentiy happens that one city has such
n big supply of fruit that the producers
get nothing out of It. while some other
city is short in supplies. Moreover.
shortages frequently exist in small
cities simply because too many grow
ere have their eyes only on the large
markets.
There Is not year when fruit Is
produced in large quantities that a big
per cent Of It does not go to waste.
This Ia yer. largely due to lack OF
system in shipping and selling. The
customer on the other hand does not
often reap the benefit. The retailers
wherever they can by mutual consent
keep up the price to the consumers, ar
guing that II Is better to have some
of the fruit rot than to lower the price
and get the people in the habit OF ex-
pecting low prices. When the commits
sion man makes returns to the grower
or shipper he figures in his losses in
rotten fruit and spreads 1t over all the
consignments. So the grower has really
to suffer the loss of rotten fruit from
his neighbor's consignment.
The grower at the present time loses
sight Of his fruit after IL gets into the
hand of the commission man. A good
system Of cooperation would make
1t possible for him to follow his fruit to
the consumer. The abuses of delivery
Of fruit will not ceaae till that can be
done. As 1t is, the homes. fruit man is
plundered at every turn because he is
compelled to share with the dishonest
one in his reputation as well as in his
losses. The man that sends green
peaches to market is likely to get about
as good reputation for them as the
man that sends fairly good fruit. for
the reason that the two are often mixed
before reaching the consumer and the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

..wha, kind of a man is haT'' ''oh. he
the Kind OF man that's always comm
into your Office when you are huTyln
out to catch a train.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

A peculiar rose has been successfully
cultivated by Japanese florists. In the
sunlight 1t looks red and In the shaC,
II Is white.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
II. Hes, nout. for k.n.a. city aad n

Is the Union Pacific. Two fast trains
daily. Perfect In every detail. Sec your
local agent or address Geo. Ady. General
Agent. Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

what are the fn1st vivid rrraiirptIans
of Jour ChilihapdT' THE places where
used to bs given something TO eat
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Mrs. wiasiow's Soothing syrup.
For ehildrvn tss;ni,s. soften. The gums
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
ACRICULTURISTS

some Up-so-Da,s, nints About Cui-
tivation of the Soil and Yieids
Observation-Disclosures Viticaiturs And
Horticulture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

latter gets two baskets of peaches each
with good peaches on top and green
ones In the bottom.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

A Hook OF Choice Recipes
oSai ire By waiter Baker 4 Co. Lid. Dorchester
Aass. Meaiioa this paoes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
as.wiss Vegetables.

Frank Yohnkc a; the wiseona,a
horticultural convention spoke on
growing vegetables for the local mar
kst. The fiFs, necessity Is homr
market. and IL Is useless for man to
attempt TO ETow vegetables hoping TO
iind or develop a market later. The
vegetable grower must grow all kinds
OF vegetables and even small fruits.
and should also grow apples. Tho
ground for all early vegetables should
be prepared the fall before. and IL Is
useless to attempt to grow early vcEe.
tables on fresh manure.
Q.-At what time should we pians
cabbage for winter uac7
Al would set out the plants from
the middle to the 2sih of June: bu;
some seasons arc OF such a character
that Il is necessary TO plant when the
opportunity presents itself.
GLOW deep do you piow for cab
bascv
A.-For late cabbage I never plow
in the fall: but put on the manure
as early in the spring as possible and
plov 1t under. II will be well ruited
by the time the cabbage plants are
set.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
Woman,


whom s5ok IL q
Pinkh0ns'8 vea
00nsD0und.
No other SssoclIoli
world has done &
good.
No confidence q
been violated.
No v0s7sass,0 Eeo1
was 0v0r pubIid
Mrs. PSnkhans
special pers,skssEd
No woman evos.
Mrs. Pii,klsasss fo
without getting q
man Sooo Mbo60
Has' advice 10 IL
hor addr0ss q
Mass. Si0 10 .
voss nan foil nm. A
No living p0s.sG
competent to
W0nsoR. Mono
sssoh sssposSenoe.
She has s'osfos,a
Hon 0ssffos,0r8 ID
You 0an trust hosi
havoc
LYDIA u Pinkham Mod Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Crab Apple Cider.-Hewcs' vir-
ginia crab is about as good for the
purpose as any of the crab apple fam
lily, says Samuel Miller in Rural
World. 1t is still sweet. no lntoxica-
tion from it. sometimes think that
an extensive orchard OF 1t would pay.
as the cider seldom sells for less than
25 cents per gallon and ofttimes much
more. The most temperate man may
drink 1t. How much better 1t would be
than the vile beer that so many guzsle
down by the gallon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Pre-Disposii!on TO Tuborculosis.-i
There has long been an idea that some
breeds Of cattle arc more pre-dispossd
TO tuberculosis than others. but this is
now being disputed by some advanced
thinkers. 1t has been asserted tina; the
shorthorns. AycrshIrcs and Jerseys are
particularly susceptible to attacks. The
writers In question declare that Il is
merely because those cattle have been
kept In conditions more favorable to
the spread of the disease than otbera.
In United States Jerseys have been
found quite numcrously affected. but
here they have been largely confined
for long months in close unhealthful
barns. In the island of Jersey and in
all the Channel islands. where the cat
tie lead outdoor lives. the disease is al
most unknown. One Investigator says
he has never known a Channel island
COW to react 20 the tubercuiin test.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24
The Princeton

There has been some talk OF
trying to interfere with the sale
OF the Princeton mine to the
present operators by sharchold-
ers of the Escanaba River Land
* Iron company. 1t would be
a very unwise move. Mr.. Wells
saved to the shareholders con-
siderable from the former wreck,
and few realize the amount of
hard work he expended in bring
ing about the sale. The old
shareholders who are complain
ing are most foolish lot If they
have any idea of upsetting the
actions of the majority, which
they probably could not do in the
courts were they SO inclined -
Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24

found 50 far. Although this ore
is on the same trend as the Glib
son it is a diffcrent-natured ore
altogether. That at the Gibson
is very hard while the ore i'll the
new pit is very soft. Several
analyses OF the ore have been
made but we could get no reli-
able information Of the amount
Of iron carried. From rumors
we learn that it is somewhere
around 80 per cent. II is a
Bessemer ore and one Of a very
desirable quality, The work is
under the same management as.
is the Gibson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24
Another Gibson Find.
Ore of Bessemer Grade Found
a Quarter of a Mile South
of the Gibson.

Ii has been rumorcd about
Amasa for some time that a new
find had been made at the
boiler pit Of the Oliver Mining
company, one mile south OF the
Gibson mine near Amasa. A
reporter for THE DIAMOND DRILL
endeavored to run these rumors
down the other day and, al
though the officials having the
work in charge, preserve the
greatest reticence IN talking
about the results of their work,
we know for certainty that
there is a great deal OF truth TO
the rumor. A pit was put down
on the trend of the formation
and ut a depth Of thirty-two leet
the ore was encountered. The
depth Of the pit and the amount
of water met with necessitated
the use OF a boiler and pump,
hence the term "boiler pit.
They have sunk in the ore dis
lance of about twenty-eight feet,
crosscutting the vein about
forty two feet, no walls being
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24
The Commodore.

Everything is on the move at
the Commodore. Over $50 men
are employed at present. Three
stocllpiles, aggregating nearly
$50, 900 tons, show that the com
pany has not been idle since the
shipping season closed last fall.
A raise has been extended to the
surface and the erection of a
new shaft will soon begin. This
will make three shafts in all at
this mine.
A large heater is being placed
on the outside OF the engine
house through which the ex-
haust steam will pass and act as
IA heater for the water before IL
passes into the boiler.
The Commodore will ship over
100000 tons this season. Wiz.
ginian.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24
On tho Marquette.

There is tolerably we'll au-
thenticated rumor that George
j. Mas has already located large
deposits of high grade ore with
the diamond drill he has been
operating just west and north of
the cemetery for some months
past. If true it is but further
evidence Of the correctness Of
the theory Of many mining men
OF experience, that the ore belt
extends unbrokcnly from Lake
Angelina in lshpemlng down
along the South Jackson 10 the
Queen, Negaunee. Cambria and
Lille and SO back to Ishpeming
on the north side. There are
plenty Of mining men who have
studied the conditions that make
the prediction that in time a
mine will be located upon every
forty Of the circuit thus describ
ed. Every step in the process
of the development seems to
confirm the wisdom of this opin.
ion. which is also consistent
with the conclusions Of the geol-
ogical survey made by the gov
eminent. Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24

satisfactory terms were finally
secured and word given to 20
ahead.
Nothing can be done in the
old workings, not even the
pumping Of the water. A new
shaft will be sunk to depth OF
about eight hundred feet in
order to get at the ore body.
The ore itself lies $50 feet from
surface. TO which must be added
a sink OF at least fifty feet for
STOPPING ground. Not much is
known TO outsiders i'm regard 10
the amount OF ore in the bottom,
but as Supt. Bennett had charge
of the mine for the old concern
it is likely that there is enough
in sight to warrant the enormous
expenditure necessary TO sink
such a shaft.
Work was started last week
getting the surface equipment
ready and locating the shaft.
The large hosting plant, which
is made up of pair Of engines
and four ten foot drums, is being
singled ont. A pair of drums
and one engine will be taken to
the Lamont mine and the remain
ing engine and drums left as
they are. Two drums will hoist
all the ore that the mine will
produce. The new shaft will
be located somewhere near the
old boarding house; far enough
away from the old workings TO
secure the workmen from break
ing through and yet close to the
ore body below. This new shaft
will amount to practically the
building up OF a new mine for all
the docks, trestles, pockets etc.
OF the old mine will be far away
from the new shaft and of no use.
The work will consume most of
the season SO that il is not likely
that the Dunn will contribute
any appreciable amount to this
years output unless something
unforeseen should happen such
rs the discovery OF q new Ions.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24
Serious tor shippers.

The surprise of the week was
occasioned by the refusal of the
management Of the Rockefeller
fleet TO make season charters at
the rates which prevailed.
When John ID. Rockefeller made
heavy purchases and charters of
ore carrying vessels last fall he
secured tonnage the aggregate
capacity of which, together with
that of the boats previously in
his possession, is close to $500,
900 tons. This is fully 1000, 900
tons in excess Of the requirments
to which he has thus far bound
himself II has been generally
supposed all along that this
additional tonnage would be
placed on the market and chart.
cred at rate possibly slightly
in excess OF 81 %. but when
shippers who have ore to come
from the head Of the Lakes made
overtures for boats TO the Rock
efeller interest a few days ago.
they were met with q refusal 10
let any OF the tonnage go ut that
time. Inasmuch as there is
fully 100000 tons Of ore for
movement from the head Of the
Lakes still uncontrolled, the
situation begins to look trifle
serious for the shippers, and it
would not be surprising to sec
the vivid" rate spring TO q
pretty high figure early in the
season. Exchange.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24

have been notified ~ the prosc-
cutting attorney that | must seize
personal property wherever | can for
real estate tax that * not paid. Tax
raycrs will please bear in mind that no
persona property is exempt aud thas /
must make an effort TO collect the
taxes.
EDWIN JAcKA,
Tn"nsh'n Treasurer Crystal Falls
Township.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24

stop coughing, ~ it irritatcsthc lungs,
and doesn't give them any chance to
heal. Folei's Honey and Tar cures
without a strain in throwing off the
Phtgm like commoncoush expectorrnts.
At Coles Parnccy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24
WANTEDy
A crew of good
miners. to sink shaft at
the Dunn mine,
s. G.. Bennett.
Supt.
Eight Hundred Feet.
That Depth Of Shaft VIII
Be Put Down to Redeem
the Dunn Mine.


The Dunn mine, the largest
in point Of output and the best
mining proposition ever worked
in this district, is TO be redeemed
for certain. This mine has made
a couple of fortunes i'll its day
but OF late years has had a
rather checkered career. Schles-
niger got his start out OF it and
il kept him on his feet until the
great panic of % swept every
thing from him. 1t then Tell
into the hands of Corrigan, Nc
Kinney & Company, but as soon
as Schlesinger got his second
wind he went back to his first
love and secured possession OF
the Dunn again. Its great ore
reserves had dwindled, though,
TO but a mite Of their former
sizes and the dip of the shaft be-
ing away from the ore neces-
STATED longer drifts each lit and
increased mining charges 50 that
there was no money i'll the ore
mined. To cap the climax,
the high grade ore found
in number one shaft cut out and
that in number two pit was OF an
inferior quality. In order to
bring charges down SO that the
orc could be won with profit 1T
was necessary to sink new
shaft and this the Dunn Mining
company couldn't see ITS way
clear to do, SO orders were given
10 rob the mine. Two years
were consumed in this work and
some idea of the standing
qualities of the ore may be had
when il is known that out OF the
openings which yielded over one
million tons of ore it was pos
chic IN take out pillars and
clean up the mine so closely that
conservative estimates say that
not 20, 600 tons of ore were lost
when the hanging finally cavcd
and shut off all further work in
1898.
Then followed a long wranele
between tho fee owners and the
Dunn people and it was thought
at one time that the mine would
be stripped of its fine plant OF
machinery but finally Corrigan,
Mckinney & Company bought
the lease from Schlesinger and
began negotiations with the fee
owners looking to the redemption
OF the mine. These negotiations
were long drawn out, as the job
is one Of large proportions, but
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24
Keep Quiet

and use chnmhcrlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dnirhoea Remedy for all pains 81
the stomach aud all unnatural loose
ncss Of the bowels. II always cures.
For sale at olcs' Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24

is large body of Bessemer ore
in the vicinity, but persistent
exploring has thus far failed to
find it only in small pockets or
in surface float. Iron Mt. Press.