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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19

was roaring Justify and waving his
arms in mandate to me to get back to
the other bank. and reaching for sort
of bush hook which he carried to make
the argument good. In the widest
plunge of his onslaught he caught
sight of the seyyid's green belt. He
stopped as II some thoughtful person
had pulled an airbrake on him and be-
gan to kowtow.
With wrath and reverence struggling
in him, he asked the seyyid what sort
OF being was and what / was going
to do to his people with that box
which had the Evil Eye In the end of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19
THE KuRD AND THE CAMERA
How Mr. Mumford Got Some Photo.
graphs.

How Mr.. Mumford Got Some Photo
graphs.
The seyyid-hackman and nothing
more-exacted the difference due to
him, all along the road Once beside
a deep, sluggish stream we came upon
an encampment of nomads. who had
come down cut of the mountain ranges
to wash and shear their animals They
were hard at work. the boys holding
down the sheep and goats while their
elders removed the fieeees. The wo-
men, to whom healsh lent buxom kind
of beauty, and who. after the manner
of mountain women, are lax about the
exposure Of their faces. went about
among the focks. drawing milk into
earthen vessels Ash leaped across the
stream, camera in hand, a great cry
of protest went up. and the chief of the
outfit. brenzed, bearded and rangy
gentleman, who missed his proper place
in the world by not being born where
he could play right guard on a Prince
ton eleven. came running with half a
dozen of his retainers and dozen
Kurdish sheep dogs at his heels He
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19

when one considers all the temptations
of one kind and another to which a
name Of England's new Queen. Surely
woman in the position of the lady who
has until now borne the title of
Princess OF Wales is exposed, every
one intent on fattering her, and many
endeavoring in vain to poison her
mind against those whom they wish
to Gust from her favor. the fact thar
she could be without single mistake
in her record indicates that, far from
being a duh or foolish person. she
must be possessed of extraordinarv
cleyerness.
Equally mistaken is the impression
which prevails that she has taken no
part whatsoever in public life. It was
estimated the other day that through
her personal influence and direct
action she has during the nearly four
decades that have elapsed since she
first came to England as the bride of
the then Prince OF Wales been instru-
mental in securing the substitution
and contribution of no less than $780,
100000 for charitable and philanthropic
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19

it." It was explained to him. He look
ed doubtingly at the camera. then whis-
pered to the seyyid. rs it SIM"
NO" said the lawgiver.
The chief relaxed his hold OF his
snfckersnee and put his entire COM
pany, men. boys. sheep. goats and rosy
checked women. through their PAGES.
while the Evil Eye winked knowingly
land often.-John Kimberly Mumford In
Harper's Weekly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19

AAAa Of Denmark. who now be-
eaeen Of Great Britain and
2 q India, is one OF the most
sllg and popular women In the
aef husbands vast dominions,
aloFsees one-quarter of the en-
paation Of the known world.
asie are many women in Eng
w who are infinitely more
9 whose figures conform far
sesly to the ideal of the artist,
Fs al, there are many who
Greater degree OF brilliancy,
sla Eit Notwithstanding ali
sAsrsyer the gracious lady
ION become Queen appears
e0ss she become the cynosure
We but more than that. the
d every other woman pres
!" PALE this, too, in spite
. NAT she is the grandmother
q little ones, and nearer co
ags than 50.
Y remains amazingly youth
'Afaaee, thanks not so mucb
ussr devices known as
as 10 those 1udicfous
entirely legitimate. For
~ massage has been en-
80 nature in warding off
-ol Inc fair face, while the
~ eiegance Of the figure
-. .esai'led by means or exer-
eol and diet, 10 the same
i sEee as in the case of
l. -plsSs OF Austria at the
fascination. The hair is
-. s.''s1lseiy the same quiet and
i 'Hahner OF twenty-five
Aead retains the same
80, "a neck So graceful
Ia. ~, the impression of a
3 sssrs exporting flower, while
+ tfs-d'! have neither dim
IN sl' flashing as in days
iore,i tal or mischief. or else
ssnns- lg IN that sort of pa
s q Peculiar 10 people who
- j 20 this that makes the
Nh t-'.siand SO fascinating
an I. 50 much more at
4sr,p people Of inrneasurabiv
. nae. Aor can il be de-
sae,S3;..1tism. Tor magnetism
lsticb that is violent and
et !, we wsuld be inclined to
y MAJ the sweet, gracious
sfs, yes Upon her into her
sy NJ atu mat even disarms
2 Ter women, transforming
sqtisgoted friends.
III q lines been alleged that
.saeja,..5 reat Britain's new
"a ss in cleverness In
BY MI y stated In print
: 'sst yi,tIp le who had never
al sbs y the radius of her
atsll.s actually dun. True.
a.la1y 'eal IN the sense Of
ascuIt ;, Empress Frederick.
' 'siticisr 70 imagine her in the
'tsss r., But from the time
g llve4s aa,,-and-thirty years
hat f,,,, Almost increasingly
= abop.. ~ glare Of publicity
8 The thrones. occupying
8 sele of .g,iusion of the late
at an the First Lady in
rate in a social
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19

mn L. BECKWITE lighter Lincoln
Beckwith,
N ard
he o the Iowa
to
lax
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-19

Noted for deHeacy of flavor, and self
and mellow. spruanee. Stanley & Co.'S
whistles
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

.Strinr,own on tho Pike" "Brown 81
Lost River will bc tho tho next bo OK
read.
Al the womnn's Relief Corps Reunion
nj Pucblo last week Mrs. a. G. Sloan
was honorcd with tho Office Of chaplain.
a position Of much prominence in all
public ccrcmoninls.
Our old Illinois friend. Prof. L. II {.
.Jon.s. has consolidated his monthly.
The American Fruit and Vegetable
Journal. with tho Farm Field and Fire.
side, both Of Chicago. Prof. Jones will
be ut the head Of the Garden and Or.
cbnrd department, in which hc IL IN
acknowledged authority.
G. ". Perkins left Tuesday for his old
home, Washington. Ind. He was in such
feeble health that hc was carried to the
station on cot.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
To tho Farmers Of Otero
County on Hail Insur-
anCe.

Insure your crops against dam
age by Hail in the Farmers Mntu-
al Hail Assn. of Kansas City, Mo-.
because We cover large diversi-
fed territory Of many states that
are not subject to severe hail
storms ns you have experienced in
in Colorado and especially the
Arkansas valley. Judge for your
self, figure on this proposition and
see il we cannot carry insurance
cheaper than n company that
writes in Colorado only.
Mutually Yours,
Farmers Mutual Hail Assn, Of
Kansas City. Mo.
4ltf G. W. Fenlason, Agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
Memoir.


John K. Dcnncy was born in Sullivan
County, Indiana, March and. 1879. and
died in Rocky Ford, Colo, April IS, 1901,
having Just passed his 33nd birthday.
John came to Rocky Ford last Sepicni-
her in search Of health: was employed rs
boolkccpcr in the Farmers and Mcr-
chants bank and was improving in
health very nicely until about Christmas
when lie contracted a bad cold and Ia
grippe took hold upon him, which lie
was unable to throw off, and since that
time he has been very great, but patient
sufferer.
He became member OF the Methodist
Episcopal church when eleven years OF
age. lived an exemplary life. and died
trusting in his Savior. His mother came
here about two months ago with the
hope of taking him home, and was with
him when he died. He leaves, father,
mother, four sisters and a brother TO
mourn his loss.
A brief funeral service was conducted
in the home OF VIM. Green twlierc he
dicd) by the pastor OF the NJ. L. church.
the pastor OF the Presbyterian church
assisting. His remains were shipped to
Sullivan, Ind, where il will be Inferred,
waiting the resurrection of the Just. HIS
sorrowing mother accompanied MS
remains TO Indiana.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

For young colt or calf from n day to
month old give one teaspoonfull OF
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera aud Diar-
rh1u Remedy IN half gill Of water rs a
drench after each operation OF the bow
els more than natural; usually one dose
is sufficient. For older animals it may
be given in the feed. Thousands Of val.
liable animals are saved by it each year.
This remedy is just what you should
take yourself when troubled with diar.
rhna. For sale by DIR. Kearby. 45.4S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

This week work was commenced
on the foundations Of a dwelling
for F. H. Hilfiker which promises
to be one Of the hnndsomest in
Rocky Ford. II will be on fine
lot on Swink avenue just west of
j. L. Godding's residence. The
plans in Architect Burnett's Office
show very beautiful front elevn-
ton, large verandn, very large cir
cular bny window on the corner
and the interior arrangement and
finish very complete. All modern
conveniences will be supplied and
the building heated with hot water,
which is the perfection of heating
for dwelling. The contracts
for the superstructure will be le.
April 9th. While not as large
as some other dwellings Mr.. and
Mrs. Hi.fiker's new home will be
one which will win admiration.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

A new suit or dress worn over a
pair of shabby shoes is combin-
alton that should be Stunned by
all people who desire to be well
dressed. We advise all Rocky
Ford men and women to avoid it
by going to Miche's this week and
allowing him to fit them from his
completely assorted stock of ele-
giant spring footwear. He prom
ises to fit both your feet and your
pocket book.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
Sunday Dinners.

Feed well by sampling Mrs.
Kaho's Sunday Dinners at 25c.
Home cooking and neat table
for avaricious appetites. Board
by the day, week or month, also
plenty of nice rooms and clean
beds. 3ltt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

S35. 90 or $500 sewing ma
chimes for $3.50 and S3l.0O ut
Gibson's Racket Store. These
are high grade machines and war;
ranted for ) years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
A Testimonial from Old England.

II consider Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy the best III the world for bronchitis,
says Mr.. William Savory, OF Warrington,
England. ut has saved my wife's life,
she having been martyr to bronchitis
for over six years, being most of the time
confined to her bed. She is now quite
WE'LL" Sold by DR.. Kearby.
Deeds and Mortgages at the Enter
prise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

The Mcpherson Lumber Co..
has lime house about completed
and will soon erect n neat Office on
9th street. Their yard Ii being FL
led with lumber as fast rs cars can
be secured to bring it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
Two Houses for Rent.

With 80 to IS acres good beet
, land. Close to town. Reservoir
and Ditch rights. Inquire Of
Downey Bros. and Marsh,
I2tf Ordway, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
Floor Mating.

I mn closing out all my floor
mating at l2t to 27c per yard,
worth 20 to 35c.
Gibson's Racket Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Furnished Rooms-New and
bright; up stairs. Swink Addition:
Inquire this office. II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Lost, between Rocky Ford and
J. W. Atkinson's place south of
town. small brown Valise.
Finder please leave at Enterprise
office. s.. Alp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

I desire to express my heartfelt thanks
to all the friends who i'll any way helped
and sympathizcd with me during the
sickness and death of my son.
Mrs. WM. DENSEY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Geo. Van Curen shot off portion of a
finger few days age. while monkeying
with the muzzlc end of duck gun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

l.. +. Cassidy has built an addition to
his restaurant and made other improve
mcrits.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Notice the material and work
manship of The Fisher Water
Stop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Govreau's meat market is the ex.
elusive agent for Rocky Ford foi
sale of fresh fish caught by ii. NJ
Ginger in Dyes lake.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
For Sale.

The Rocky Ford Town & Invest
ment Co. will consider offers for
Quit Claim Deed for batch of
about l2 lots which it has never
conveyed, but to which its title is
not complete because of adverse
claims. =,
A list of these lots with flu II
information can be obtained from
Mr.. L. j. Smith, Cashier of the
Rocky Ford State Bank. HAS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

4 DMINTSTWN1VN . NVI IVE'
Estate OF William II. Mcrridith. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed adj
miuistratriN OF the estate OF William IL. Mcr-
ridith. late of the county of Otcro In the
state OF Colorado. hereby gives notice that
sle W III appear before the county court OF said
Otcro county. ut the court house In La Junta
In said county, at the April term. 1891. on tho
second Monday in May next. at which timc
all persons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested to attend for tho
n,,rpose of having tho same adjusted. All
persons Indebted To said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated at Rocky Ford, Colo. this 9Th day OF
Ap'''' ' SARAH ]. MEREDITH,
1880 Administrators.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

For Sale, n National Cash Reg
lister. Parks Bazaar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
For Sale, a MIX
Route Call on G. A.
Never, Jr., Rocky Ford
Mix Wagon. Alp
Seed Oats, Katfir Corn and
,t:iint Seed Mt Ezra Nuckolls.

School Election Notice. ,,
.no ,,,uu School Election 20 ne mun
,, Az 1ms Mnv i. one director will be o.cT f'r
Snp Tho term OF three years ohe ''' ''"
years and one 'or H. ". BApCocx. Sec.
Dist. No. !.
1910 .,-, -. ,,,
Justice of the Peace Blanks NJ 'he
Enterprise office.
, 1901-09-05
Developing the Puzzler.

j. B. Hassett started development
work this week on the Puzzler claim
in which he is interested. The con
dition under which the mineral is
found in the Puzzler mine are entirely
different from any other mine or
prospect thus far opened up in the
district. The shaft has been sunk on
the vein to a depth of 40 feet. The
vein is a gray porphyry carrying
carbonates and native copper. Some
sulphides occasionally appear in a
brown iron close to the hanging wall.
The size of the ore body has not
yet been determined but the indica-
tons are that it is an extensive one.
The owners have had some good offers
for the property but prefer to hold it
until they develop further. -Encamp-
ment Herald.
, 1901-09-05
Taken to the Hospital.

Mrs. Robert Torbett started for
Denver Monday morning, where she
goes to place her daughter, Blanche,
in st. Joseph's hospital. The girl,
who is about II years old, had a sick
spell some eighteen months ago,
which left her with an abcess in her
left side. This was opened and a
drainage tube placed in it and it was
thought she would recover. She did
regain some measure of health, but of
late she has been going down again.
The opening in her side cotinues to
discharge and an operation will have
to be performed to save the lung, if
it is not all gone, as it is certain that
unless she gets relief she cannot last
long.
, 1901-09-05
Called Home.

Ethel Parker Carroll, wife of Ben
jamin T. Carroll, died at 2.35 a. m
Wednesday, September, 4th, at tn,
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. D.. Parker on North Spring
creek, of Puerperal fever. Mrs. Car.
roll gave birth to a daughter on last
Friday morning, Aug, S0th and
seemed to be doing as nicely as could
be desired until Sunday when her
friends in town were alarmed to hear
that she was quite i'll. Tuesday she
seemed much better for a short time
but grew rapidly worse until the end.
Mrs Carroll was only twenty years
of age and had lived in our midst
almost from infancy and grief at
her death lies heavily in the hearts of
all. In all the bright troup of sons
and daughters that have grown up in
the Valley there was none more pure
in mind, more conscientiously upright
in character or more true and kind to
all than the one who has left us now
to join the One whose Word she has
followed SO faithfully. Mrs. Carroll
has, since early girl-hood, been a
member of the Presbyterian church
and was married in that church eleven
months ago. Her short married life
has been one of unclouded happiness
and the past few weeks which she
spent at her parents home were so
illumined, for all the family, by her
beautiful spirit that it seemed as
though already she was standing
on the threshold of that bright
Home which she was to enter. The
God who took her to dwell in that
better world, for which she was so
ready, will comfort the stricken par,
ents and brothers, watch over the
motherless babe and breathe hope
into the heart of the husband for
the union on that other shore which
shall be eternal.
Rev. Nels G. Sundby, of Collins
and Bennett, has been summoned
and the funeral will take place today
at 2 p. m, from the Presbyterian
church.
, 1901-09-05

One of the evidences of the steady
growth of this town, in u business
way, is the growth of the Bell Tele-
phone Exchange here. Mr.. May
berry, local manager, informs us that
he has recently put in phones al the
residence of Judge Heath, James
Cleve, Scribner & Orville stage stable
and the Market of William Turnbull,
and that he has orders for three or
four more. The service of the office
is improving under the management
of Mr.. Mayberry. He is IA young
man of pleasing and courteous adj
dress, with whom it is a pleasure
to deal. He is taking care of the
business of the firm in a manner hat
will soon place Saratoga in the front
rank of telephone exchanges, every
business house and many of the pri-
waite houses being already supplied
with phones and, before the end OF
the year, there will be from fifteen to
twenty more private phones added tc
the exchange.
, 1901-09-05

NJ. B. Moore, Grand Lodge Repre-
sentative of the local X. p. lodge, was
honored with an election to the office
of Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias, at the
meeting of that body, held in Chey.
enne on the 18th and the Both ult,
This is the highest office within the
gift of that body and Mr.. Moore and
Saratoga were very highly honored in
the selection.
, 1901-09-05
100 SIX HORSE ORE TEAMS.
This Will be the Number That Will be
Required to Haul Ore to the Shelter
n TO Transport the Matte to the
Railroad--To Start Within 60 Days.

Word come from Encampment
that the teams + to be started this
week to haul ore from the ALBANY
County Rambler. The road is com
pleted and in fair shape and as soon
as the teams "A be rugged up they
will be put to work transporting to
the smelter bins.
The hauling of the ore from the
mine to the smelter will require IS
six horse teams it is said. Thirty-fve
more will be used in hauling the
matte to the railroad and transport
ing the coke from the railroad to the
smelter. Teams hauling ore to the
railroad will load back with coke.
BY this means the freight on the coke
from the railroad will be saved,
which will materially reduce the ex-
penses of running the smelter.
The managers of the smelter now
believe they will be able to start it
within sixty days from the present
time. A large institution, like this
smelter, is an uncertain quantity and
and is very arbitrary as to dates.
But once started it must be kept 60
ing, for it is like shutting down a
railroad almost to shut down a
smelter, once the furnace fires are
lit,
, 1901-09-05
JoTTINGS

H.. D. Seymour, j. Shields and
Ben Peryam have gone out hunting
for a few days.
Lora Brownlee, eldest daughter of
John Brownlee, died at her home
Sunday afternoon of pneumonia, and
was buried Monday. Mr.. Brownlee
and family have the sympathy OF
their many friends.
C. j. Holcomb has gone up to Cow
creek to build a cabin for George
Freeman and Harry Shields.
Mrs. I. B. Lottier passed through
here Monday on her way to her home
in Battle Lake.
NJ. and Mrs. Hess of Fort Steele
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Morgan last week.
C. L. Forney, H. P. Culleton
George Dunbar and family went tc
Walden last week to see the great
Frontier Day. All report "A very
pleasant time.
N.Y..
, 1901-09-05
Kurtz-Cha

Most of the work being done in the
Kurtz-C~ hatterton mine at present is
in the east drift from the seven hun
dred foot point in the tunnel. From
this drift sufficient ore is being saved
to supply the concentration with its
daily capacity. The bore is LOO
feet into the mountain. For the pre-
sent it is not to be heightened. The
next important development work
scheduled for the property will be
the sinking of a main working shaft
of three compartments.-Enca
ment Herald.
, 1901-09-05
THE MAMMOTH MINING co.
Down o Feet on The Company's
Property and Drifting for the Vein
A Fine Showing for Shipping Ore.

A. G. Epperson, the supperintend-
ent of the Mammoth Mining Co., was
down Saturday from the company's
works, He brought with him some
very fine specimens of copper ore
which he took out of the drift from
the ground broken by the last shot
put in. It shows rich copper sui
phides and also carries some gold.
Mr.. Epperson says they are now
down 100 feet in the shaft, at which
point they started to drift across to
the vein, which they expect to reach
in from nine to twelve feet. At the
depth they are 10 down they expect,
when they cut the vein, to have ship
ping ore, and the specimens of rock
brought down are certainly very n
%couraging and point strongly to the
near proximity of a large body of
rich ore. The rock-small specimens
taken from the pockets-cannot be
told from Ferris Haggarty ore. The
vein is known to be a very large one
and if it proves to be what every indi-
cation now points to, it will indeed
be a mammoth" lead in fact as well
as in name.
The superintendent of the com
pany, A. 6. Epperson, has done some
very valuable Improvements amid
very discouraging circumstances and
has shown a pluck and energy that
certainly deserves to be rewarded
and we believe it will.
, 1901-09-05
An Enterprizing Firm.

Cosgriff Bros. Co, have been max
ing some improvements around their
place of business recently that the
public will appreciate. The plat
form ON the east front of their store
building has been entirely rebuilt
and arranged to correspond with the
rest of the sidewalk adjoining. They
have also constructed a brick oil
house on the corner next to Sisson &
Blackhall's livery stable. Manager
Hoel is to be commended for the en-
terprize he has shown in these mat
ter, as well as his attention to the
general business of the firm.
, 1901-09-05
L-ora Brownlee Dead.

Little Lora Brownlee is dead. She
died at her fathers house, Cherokee
creek, at five O'Clock p. m. Sunday
evening. She vas not thought to be
seriously i'll. She took cold the week
before and the last two days it ran in,
to pneumonia, ending fatally.
Lora was the daughter of John
Brownlee, who owns a ranch on Cher.
okee creek. She was a very bright
little girl, IA years of age, and her
death comes as a sad blow to her
father and friends. The body will be
inferred in the Dunkard graveyard at
Encampment.