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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mrs. Cassidy and Her Poet.

rnra avis Us Mrs Cassidy. one ~ Mr.
iroNnserds characters in his New YORK
novel DAYS Like ThCse," Mrs Cassidy
lives IN Hickory street aud Is The mother
NJ twins "uueh Timothy (ehe always
nyphrnutps them, who cause her dear irish
soul no end ~ anxwty But Mrs Cassidy
chicf distinction Ia the literary flavor which
ronains 10 her from soulc FAR reminiscent
acuuaiptancc with tho door dead poet
who the poet WAS We have not YET found
OUT IL may hc Mrs Cassidy hereef has
forgotten "I'u break your face, denricS'
she threatens Hugh Timothy aud you
don't behave ANA get out ~ here! Az the
dear dead poet snys, stand not, he says
| stand moi upon the order Of your going,
but chase yourselves forevermore,' says
| bc"'"
Michael ls an older son Of Mira. Cassidy
which no can lick any man with papers
on Park Row, and the cops too barring
their clubs But as The dear dead poei
says. 'life Is real and life Is 6ghtngi and
the cops, says be- "and me cops Is moi
the Jan" he says.
ArayIng herself in green print gown
against the lawyers coming and review
ing herself ia a fragment of mirror
80 "Beauty," she said as she toiled
rbeauty," as the dear dead poet snys
co.'s hut skin deep. but Ireland SAYS he
nie deeper nor we'll aud abides' he
says forever"
And when Mira Cavcndlsh falls heifes
70 her brothers fortune, Il is ony Mts
Cassidy, with a soul stepped In poetry 'an'
the cam. who may rise to the occasion wiz
appropriate words: soon sheh hoN'
the combs and the lace, tho dear woman
remarked Mrs. Cassidy, swirling the con
tents Of tho can into frothy life am
speaking Of Mrs Cavcndsh ms Of one al
sent. soon shell have them, for Kosl
doar. your ma must take up the burden
of the rich, and, with the candle burhih
at both ends 60 chasing down the corridor
Of time, as the dear dead poet says wit
drums beating to the greater glory OF -
patrick" Rest his soul
, ''ris wonderful sighed Mrs CASSIDY
later. for she was gazing into the can Una
now was empty tis wonderful 70 thin
, how the poor butterflies must have bee
consumed. ms the dear dcad noet say
consumed ia the herce white light th'
. beams upon Tyrone
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4 cor ~ ~
|, ! of Tolstoi.

-sached the scrlbners the
aS''srs, ro-o Ni1hnI.Novsorod in East
dp 'Irued "Gorky,' and containing
grs.ls' . pc Accepted" This means
srss .,or 70 America OF a Russian
| tredueuVas year and half ago was
~ !. ans accept his PERSIA az li' srsn,
~. appearance now az ,ne opera
shcse .nI,c gatherings in Moscow Is
eAa P.y vociferous public ovation.
sgpsl NJ land he Is hailed as the
y d ToIstoi and 10 pranee n's
ssssa 7 md in translation from sea
M Nv aue. And all this WITHIN ll't'e
81 iSlp : nan who has so quickly solved
.pslsn Of success IS Maxim ootA s,
Fopl'- -s,cb Isabel Florence Hapgood
''s a,s Is entitled 'Foma Cord
uins4,,', me most distinguished Of the
w Aas had time TO publish with
\, srIef period of fame It mas MADE s
n reputation both IN RUSSIA auo
ar 49,
p.,,ea Kropotkln was over mere
We NJ told a New York Tribune
F'Ds ~ about young Gorky. who
VIII 80 how to take the praise thar Is
-, nnor him. He is embarrassed by
~ .,a,Itv once when the audience at
,..,sr stood up and cheered his en-
H'., boS he got angry, for he felt
e lN y - much
y. nj ballet dancer or a Venus OF
4 y ~ shouted, getting rcd In the race
~ sou staring at me for? Keep
,res on the stage
..ssodv laughed and cheered the loud
b''ps ~, Gorky was much confused over
"A ,,,Dreak and the failure OF II.
go father was an upholsterer ana
4snN me hoy was years old. The
n,sor IL about 30 now. by the
~ ~ vas hired ont in a shoe shop
,rsT; apprenticed to draush'sman
4 80, mt at the making OF wooden
4 !. sirsd out as cooks boy on steam
4 Y, ,hsr made gardeners assistant. He
a ~ ..asled apples. worked on dock
ro,d and acted as porter. Then ne
!, a T,arltzyn and was watchman or
4 .utO,a He tried to 60 into the army
4 !, ' ,ssr refused to accept tramp.
~
q ,,ia beer for awhile, then was hire
4 hvrer but trsmped off TO THIS
II. +. worked In a railroad shop an'
I. Sr.Asd his srst novel in local paper
\. \. wandered back to the Volga an'
A y,Sal.N ovgorod lived by selling sk@'th
4 \, newspapers. In this way he me
r,l,er ylsdlmer Korolenko, one OF IN
4 !, h-rll,nt men of Russian letters AM
.,,bped very rapidly under his euldln
H. He attracted no attention until h
4 ruadenly sprang into prominence.
4 .The tsyorite author with young Rus
y writes Christian Brinton in th
a Ma rs Maxim Gcrky, ex'baker's AZ
4 rrtIce and tramp, who in his wandering
n the face Of Russia has seen AMI ma
u,nbered. The Mjestyanin is his herr
\ tuernnt shoemaker OF tinsmith, tn
trl,ky or bare footed. Gorkv's pages al
IN Of bitter protest and passionate Tyr
m'
4 Surely Tolstoi's successor. II he real
Moves to be what Russia now proclaim
n n Is enc of the most romantic figures
be republic of letters.
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Honor to an American Author.

The recent reception OF Rrancef Matns".
into the London Athenaeum club attrf
eighteen years Of waiting for the oistue'
tlon N an honor Of no mean importance.
Prof Matthews was originally nomlnatea
~ Matthew Arnold nearly a score Of years
AGO when 1t is remembered what sopg
ma honorable waiting list belongs 70 the
Athcnaeum. one realizes the rarity q az
roIss,o, 10 its charmed and charming chr
~ prof Matthew's ''vlgnettes Of Man
hs,,sns a very generally known, and MS
80, ,econt novel, 'The Action q the
S W., =. was brought out BY the Harpefa
last fatL He was boris IA New $500
snd was graduated from COLUMBIA consss'
where he is now professor o. u'e'a'sis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
The Late MAGAZINES.

4 II. June number Of the North Amer
I'm Review contains the usual assortment
! timely and Interesting articles. II 6
fEels. the author of that fascinating story
a Vhsn the Sleeper Awakes," contributes
IL first Of series of articles, entitled
lhdcpstions: An Experiment in Pfophe-
81 10 which he will endeavor to fore
&na the conditions of human life AMI
+ elety at the end Of the present century.
4 II Norman Lockyer, director Of the Solar
\ tYscs Observatory OF South Kensington,
EFes an account Of the results Of invesu
Xptoas recently undertaken by him TO de
Elfnlnt whether there is any relation e
Ften "Sun Spots and Rainfall These
pr only few of the many features Of
ne number. all Of which are up TO the
randird.
Table Talk for June opens up with an II
etiated article entitled liable Decora'
7tcns,N BY Eben Rexford. II presents the
l'sest designs and features in 6oral deco
iiicn Of the table, Coming from an au
icTity, this information given will be
'tcomed by women everywhere who take
hleiet In identifying their table for
iins Entertainment and for special occa-
IONS
ne Woman's Home Companion for June
Is an unusually varied table OF contents.
" article on EARLY Visitors at Wellesley
~ two papers on The Higher Education
Women are timely Edward Page Gas
y alks Of the social life OF American
Npmats., Landon Knight has a dcscrip'
"a Of one Of the smallest republics of the
Gn Travellers will find advice in TRIPS
spos the Atlantic Ocean" by Helen D.
H9'ut Amelia Bingham lets the public
Y lae secrets of the life of THE Act
Il w On the Stage" There are three short
O7es and the serial, "A Japanese Night
nc jubilee convention of the Youns
s'as Christian association held In Bostor
ue llth of this month, makes mos
w history OF that Organization, which
wen with very full Illustration In tn
AZ nnnber Of the New England Maya
=
~ lae Engineering magazine FOR June
3 Pailllps gives comprehensive re
~. " the steps Britain must take I
yer waning supremacy 10 iron an
making. His proposed measures ar
@ but they are for the most par
ns and physical rather than legisla
sna At the present stage Of impendin
~ A1ation searching study by 8
mioFmed an authority is Of the n
~ eoFnhlll Booklet for June contain
stories of intense realism, entitle
Tales" and written by Lady G.
III, slrdon. comparison with .
VF IN Thrums" Is Inevitable. tn
r'ers call for less sympathy but moi
s,. Inc silent tragedy and utter ha
49,, o. Isolated peasant life reviveb q
,.'alon that The Man with the Hoe
- from an Imaginary being.
~
M women have the Ladies' Home Jou
peAneator, woman's Home compa
vogue Harper's Bazaar, Housekeepe
n 'sesss.Qf other high class fashion, ]
Topical magazines. There b
ao'kSg Of the sort published for mt
n 1s ueneieney is now to be supple
l- sentleman's Magazine, a month
d devoted solely to the interes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
BOOKS RecefVed.

,.wor.s RrIehter side, by JnIIaH H1'P''
n Appleton s Co, New York.
81 AZ ~ Tbeee." by r W Towns
p"l u,rner Bros. New York aud Lon
don. .t c., ,, nv Nellie Il
- n Appletou & Co, New lork
bl 1880 ~ a wife" rs Ernest Nc rai
w,,,;am Marion Reedy' The N'i'oi'
~ rs. Abandoned Farmer. by syuns, -
,,.. shT Charies sehbnsr's sons &c"
York.
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49,
In an Of his sonnets Mr.. McGsney shows
that his Ideal woman Is the woman who
is good and pure and womanly above all
other things. In the tenth sonnet 81 the
sequence. entitled women" this thought
Is beautifully Expressed
or such a woman Il may well he said
She has a graceful carriage. or Is fair;
And Of another she has golden hair.
And praise the poise aud beauty OF her
head.
And some may charm by threats and
hoeOms bare.
All are Ewes daughters, all her power
To conquer man and lead him by thread
But more than seeming grace or outward
OF iosSliness that. like a aower, Ia seen,
Is what she keeps shrined sacred and
some Glow Of soul ike sparkle in the wine.
some shadowy look, like autumn pool
The renex Of the pureuess Of her heart.
~
The sonnet entitled "Companlonship' Il
representative as showing the poets idea
Of some of the things that are akin 60
love-
The sense Of ccmradeship which now We
Grew slowly. as an oak docs, and as
For now 10 one another we belong
| In all that makes a man and woman leal;
1 our lives are linked as hrm as welded
And in our thoughts sweet hauO9nies 80
Ike haif.remembered echoes Of song,
AS days and nights above cur pathway
wheel,
a, ,s,. go 80. a.. 81 4.ss
! Live with us and the Seasons sway dis
Spring summer Autumn, they may 50
! their ways,
And bring nor bud nor blossom as !, slit
Yet what rock We. beside the wintry hrc
sitting alone, l and my Hearts p"slrAG
~
Here is another which is Just as strongly
representative. hut in a different way. L
Is entitled TO Ny Wife" and may he
regarded as one of the gems OF the col
leetion
I MS an actor, have played wei my part
Not showing how the sons of men
Those shuyeled, greedy souls who cray
the corn,
The oil and wine the treasures Of tn
mart;
Deep in my soul burn the fame " Ari
( As one who was a lyric poet bora,
As one who leads a slugcr'a hope tNtoi
Yet with unshrlnkine and unc'nqnere
heart
can exist on what a spartan can;
Endure as granite, smile when tr'nIs Il
Face poverty and see the years Ero'
or Md my time with any sort OF man
Fun In the teeth Of Fate / ding ia
come age come death, while / have yo
IN! 'o'e' -
In A Woman's Love- MIR McGane
offers delicatcly beautiful tribute 20 u
power OF a good woman to do what not
ing else on earth can do It is the o
story of womlas Influence over man.
II have fought my hascr SELF and rats,
NV thoughts 10 high ideals, 10 Is due
, To this the love that have ionhH
u YOU,
$ As in your dear eyes have longing gaze
AZ what was; what mlre | hounder'
n SO far j wandered from the pure al
while all my good intentions ntfui blaze
i. man Is half savage, and he needs
, The woman's presence ia A3nst hls ~
Her love has given the Wotld ms none
@ deeds.
y She is tho tight that war;. him from
The rcefs-the roeks-wbcrc fell destr'
Z ton leads
II And dark cnguihng waters rolf
N It would he almost a crime to spoil,
u commenting on II. this one entitled IS
he hshness.'
.e want no child 10 take ono iot from m
10 OF this. your love: no helpless. clingI
'e TO hold their place as strong as II
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q. e1enlonsrn the 10 vrltes:

70 70 he Jealous is 70 hope 70 gain
our ~ y0nr memory as when
-i hadc0s sin across The WINDOW pane,
II "a ~ Jealous is 70 Wish 70 reign ,n
Your ohe ietious as Othello then
nj M All IN yonr ending win be given IN vain.
FOR am one WHO can not hinf my -, vneh s.et
And curb my tongue anu H'A '
m. tissues Of my nature was not wrought
Of Ifeless clay, devoid Of snsasish nave
And long In storm anu @SsuA
sought
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-02
PUBLIC PLACES TO CLOSE.
Des Moines Has Serious Epidemic
of Smallpox.

St. Paul, Mimi, March pa
special from Des Moines, Ia, says /:
Mayor Hartenbower issued a
proclamation Wednesday, request
ing that all public schools, theaters
and churches and other places of
public assembly be closed on ac-
count of the prevalence of small
pOx. Several new cases were dis
covered Wednesday.
1t is cOnservatiYely estimated
that there are at least 200 cases in
DeS Moines now.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-02
Election Notice.
Getty ELECTION.)

In accordaffce with the prOvis-
ions of the laws of the State of
Texas, providing for Municipal
Elections, an election is hereby or
ered to be held in each of the
Four wards of this city as requir-
ed by law on Tuesday the 2nd: day
of April, a. d. 1901, for the pur-
. pose Of e!sSSYg the following Off
GERS, / vii: =
OheAlderman for Ward No. l..
One Alderman FOR Ward NS. 2.
One Alderman for Ward No. 3.
Ole Alderman for Ward No. f.
= Ihe.said election will be held at
the following places:
1st. Ward.-At the hopEe of
Joaquin TrevinO on st. Charles
street, betweentFourth and Fifth
streets.-Presiding officer, Louis
K0EaIsb
2nd. Ward.-COrner Of Eliza
betIFand Tenth streets, opposite
HE post Office building.-PreSid-
ing officer, Santos Valdes, sr.
3rd. Ward In City Hail.
Presiding officer H. Reyes.
18th. Ward.-In the Leahy build
ing, corner of Jefferson and Fiji
teenth streets.-Presiding officer,
j. !. =. Franklin.
THOMAS CARSON, Mayor.
Brownsville, March End, 1901.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
Opera House Improvement.

This nornin. Chas. R.ckcr commenced
tho proposed extensive improvements on
the opera house, which will make i, one
of tho bes, in the state outside tho large
cities. The building will be extended 10
Zee, westward which will give space for
a stag. large enough to NEE; the demands
of the bcs, aud largest companies on the
road. The floor will bs made slopinI
aud seated with the most comfoftabl.
Of opera chairs. A gallery will DO added
and other improvements made which
will make tho opera house fully up-to-
date. W. X. Clark who has been the
efficient manager for several months past
will continue in that capacity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
The Farmers Department
Store Association.

The above is the title of new
business enterprise organized here
on Tuesday. 1t has capital
stock of $4,000, with the follow
ing officers:
G.. J. Lackey, Pres /; A. Mich
oles, V1ce-Pres.; W. G. Steele,
Sec. Directors: M. Wetzer, G .
J. Lackey, A. Nicholes, NJ. V.
Willard, FL. +. Hagen, Sol Wolfe,
F. Cheek.
An extensive department store
business will be carried on in Ha-
gems new block, to which an addi-
tiol of 65 feet will be made, with
a basement. The store will be
41x165 feet, to which floor space
will be added sheds for the stor-
ing of vehicles and implements.
The 65-foot addition practically
two stories) is to be ready for use
August 1st, when the business
will be opened. Mr.. Wetzer, the
head of the association informs us
that the following range of goods
will be carried: Dry goods, no.
tions, clothing, ladies' and mems
furnishings, hats, caps, merchant
tailoring department, carpets, tin
ware, small hardware, fancy drugs,
groceries, enameledware, queens
ware, glassware, wagons, buggies
and agricultural implements. All
kinds Of country produce will be
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
Sundry Improvcn,ents.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Hnrris this week
move TO their new home on Chcsnu,
avenue, just completed by Maj. Chiffon.
IL is well planned. Of the best workman.
ship and finish and with very handsome
exterior. to which the large and orna.
mental porch adds very much. Mr..
Harris new home Is well worth cxamin.
alton. ..
Robt. G.. Burnett. father OF Architect.
Burnett, is building handsome cottage
in Swink's Park Addition. II is to be
thoroughly modern in every way-a
model cottage.
The artesian well at the sugar factory
is down 600 feet and making good pro-
grcss.
4 new lime house is being built Mt the
factory for the storage OF the increased
amount Of lime required by the Osmose
process, soon 10 be put in operation for
the conversion OF the lake OF molasses
into refined sugar.
A few days since Mrs. Harriet Bristol
declined m offer OF $1,000 for % feet on
the corner OF Main street aud Swink
avenue. \ good store building would
have been erected had the sale been
made.
The building OF new dwellings, in all
portions OF town continues without any
signs OF Stacking. The town must be
travelled over daily to keep track Of the
new structures.
b. G.. Wilson's tinshop has been moved
to join the store, to provide for the exten-
sion of the opera house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
A t;rsat Valley.

Mr.. Greenawalt of the Florence Daily
Tribune was among tho editors who
recently visited the valley. From the
Tribnne's account of tho trip NO make
the following extract:
at Rocky Ford tho business msn's
association took tbs party IN charge. and
the whole town belonged to the editors.
The first feature was visit 10 tho big
sugar factory.
No ono can form any conception Of TO
immensity OF this plant without being
shown through it by someone who
understands its workings. Tho plant
represents an expenditure OF ono and
thres-quartsr millions OF dollars, and il
has capacity Of l.cOO tons Of sugar
beets day. or hundred pounds Of
sugar minute. After lsavin. the fac.
tory drive through the sugar bsct
fields and tho beautiful orchards followed
and supper closed the days program
"Grcat il the valley OF the Arkansas .
was tho unanimous verdict OF tho visit
ON. unbonDiel resources. tireless
industry. u spirit Of aggressive enter
pris... all these combine to make the
valley an .mplE. III ITSELF
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
An Elegant New Grocery Store.

When L. n. Hendricks sold out his
interest in tho Rocky Ford Groccry Co.
two months ago, no planned to go to
rnnchin.. But not bcin. able to make
the desired urrauscmeuts be hns con.
c!udei to open a hish.Srade grocery
store. lIc has lcased the splendid room
Of tho Maxwell Bros. aud says that about
Aug. lst he will open the finest grocery
establishment in southern Colorado.
Burnett & Richardson have drawn plans
for the Office. shelving mud
counter equipment, which will bc Of OAK.
Among the new features will be u finely
furnished waiting room for ladies. Mr..
Hendricks says that grocery store eau
be made handsome aud he 10 going to
have that kind,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
Important business Change.

Wednesday the Pacific house changed
hands, w. A. Wilson, formerly OF Boston.
purchasing Of u W. Spiekslmire. Tho
dining room and tho lodging apartments
will bs thoroughly renovated. papsred.
painted and put in the very best shape.
Other changes will bs made which will
max. the Recommendations iirs.-ciass in
every say. Mr.. Wilson proposes to run
one OF the neatest aud BEST places IN
town. A lunch counter will DO aidesi
and tn. house "a run as to deserve IN
extensive patronage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

Indications psiis to large immigra.
tion OF n very desirable class Of people.
Rocky Ford IVES visited OH Tuesday by
party Of fourteen gentlemen nndcs the
chapcronacc of Chas. Ssagraves Of
Topeka, representing the Santa Fe.
Our visitors werc largely German Bap.
fists and Mcnonitcs from eastern Kansas
looking over the land with Wow Of
locating large number OF their friends.
Among the number was Elder lsaac
Grist OF Kansas City who Is hunting for
= place TO locate colony OF German
Baptists or Dunkards. Tho visitors
were taken in charge by Assistant Man.
EScr Evans OF the Am crican Rec, Sugar
company and shown tho country ndja.
cent to Rocky Ford. including the Biny.
ham ranch on which tho company Inns
mnde such extensive improvements.
The visitors were highly pleased with
what they saw Of the growing crops and
with the reports md prospects Of the
farmers whom they met. We doubt no,
but that tho result OF the excursion will
be the incoming of large body OF citi.
zcns who will be n valuable addition to
tho community.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be.
cause to live requires nourishment.
rood Is not nourishing until it is d.
gcstcd. a disordercd stomach cannot
digest food, 1t must have assistance.
hodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds
OF food without aid from the stomach,
allowing 1t to rest and regain its nat
urhi functions. Its elements are eX-
actiy the same as the natural digestive
huids and 1t simply can't help but do
you good. For sale by DIR. Kcarby. 1-S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

~ few months ago food which ate
for breakfast would not remain on my
stomach for half an hour. l used one
bottle of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and can now eat my breakfast and
other meals with n relish and my food
Is thoroughly digested. Nothing equals
kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach
troublcs.-H. S. Pitts. Arlington. Tex
as. kodol Dyspepsia Cure dIgests
what you eat. For sale by Dr.
Kearby. Is
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
YOIT, FACE

Shows the state Of your icell'S i, m N
the state of your health as wsI. n, IN n
pure blood makes itseli apl, n,mple
pale and sallow complexion, r rs'nr
and skin eruptions. If you arr arr 1 %,rs,
weak and worn out and do ho' ,,,d m
healthy appearance YOU s''oT U,I hIs,
Ackcr's Blood Elixir II cures -i,i,s i,i ,pI
diseases where cheap sarsal'al.. Nj,
so-called purifiers fail; Rhomnns R,,,,s cu.r
we sell every bottle on pos'''
antee. Hereford's Pharmacy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

bought at highest cash prices.
Mr.. Wetzer leaves in a few days
for New York to make purchases.
Goods will be bought aud sold for
absolute cash. The clerking force
of the store will be selected from
this community.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
MoK1 TEA POSITIVELY cures caIes,iS h

MoKI TEA POSITIVELY earDs nesa,IDstISp @
headache, Indigestion ana ,,"moyes r"", q
A delightful herb drink, ,,,cinr nc pei
eruptions of the skin' pr"" pnnv REFUNDED
feet complexion. or monr' .,x
% md 80 cts. Hereford's Phor"" ,,l
The Job Printing turned ,nat H"i Of apl
Enterprise office is equal " work ; Jon1
other in the valley. "''"
promptly and at fair prices
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

"Thc doctors told me my conS" ,S On,
incurablc. One Minute 'ous"s ,, sIl,s
made me n well man.'-Ho'''IR Recau.
North stratford. n. II. n'l . s,al
you've not found relief IRON nns MIr
born cough, don't despair, ,Un",,sand
ute Cough Cure has cur'H '" and surt
and II will cure you. SAFE I'LL" i
For sale by DR.. Kcarby'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21
!. Bogsess has sold the Fowler

+. A. Bo.sess has sold tho Fowler
News to G. p. Davenport and @. s. Wat
son. Mr.. Devenport who has recently
sold tho Sugar City Herald to Prot.
Black will be the editor OF tho paper.
The changing of the name from News to
Tribune is unfortunate. making three
papers OF that name in O,ero county.
We doubt IL another county in the union
hns three weekly papers OF tho same
name. Mr.. Davenport has our best
wishes for marked success.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-21

The bilious. tired. nervous I,ln n h
not successfully compete M'T r,,
healthy rival. DcWiits ld'''' ' ~,
Riscrs. the famous pills Tor 'V,,nar W
tion, will remove the cause o' ~
troubles. For sale by Dr. kcaFO'' :