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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17
Look Out For Fever.

Billousness and liver disorders at this
season may be prevented by cleansing
the system with DsWitt's Little Early
Risers. These famous little pills do not
gripe. They move the bowels gently. but
copiously. and by reason Of the tonic
properties, give tone and strength TO the
glands. 1922
City Drug Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

The Epworth League committee having
in charge the sale of tickets for the lee
ture course arc having excellent success
in the sale Of course tickets, and they GER
tainly should be warmly welcomed and
find ready purchasers in every store and
residence, as their course tickets are sure
ly on the bargain counter. Such series
of five valuable entertainments were
never before offered our citizens for so
cents each. including reserved seat privi-
leges. II you don't buy course ticket
you may have to stand during some OF
the lectures. Take good advice and buy
ticket 70. the whole five entertain
ments.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17
Forty Years Torture.

To be relieved from a ,or,uring disease
after 30 years torture nigh, weil cause
the gratitude OF anyone. That is wha,
De"i,t's Witch Hazel Sslye did for c.
Hanay. Geneva. o. He says; Dewitt &
Witch Hazel Salye cured mo Of piles after
] had suffered 30 years" Cures cuts,
burns. wounds. skin diseases. Beware Of
counterfeits. 1922
City Drug Store.
The Enterprise oiiicc hns special
facilities FOR Printing. Perforailnr.
Numbering aud Binding Orders. Tim,
Checks Receipts. Warrants. etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

If you desire good complexion use
Moki Tea. pure herb drink. II acts
ON the liver and makes the skin
smooth and clear Cures sick head
aches. PC and zoe. Money refunded
II 1t does not satisfy you. Write to
w. ii. Hooker X Co.. Buffalo. \. Y.
For sale by Hereford X Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

We sell the greatest OF blood puri-
iicrs. Ackcr's Blood Elixir. under n
positive guarantee. II will cure nil
chronic and other blood poisons. II
you have crupilonS or sores on your
body. or arc pale. weak or run down.
IL Is Just what You need. We refund
money II you nre not satisfied: 80
and Si.oo. For sale by Hereford Il
Ayurl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17
rlrs. I. K. Jewell Accidentally Killed.

Many Of our citizens were acquainted
with Mrs. 7. r. Jewell. who resided here
for year while her her husband was
connected with the Dawley Hardware &.
Furniture Co. Mrs. Jewell was 4 sister
Of MIR. Dawley. On Wednesday a tele-
gram was sent to Mr.. Dawley conveying
the sad nows that Mrs. Jewell had been
killed by 4 rock thrown by blasting oper-
atoms at Henry. S. D. No particulars
were given. MIR. Dawley has been in
Chicago for the past ten days and dis
tanee doubtless prevented his attending
the funeral. Mr.. Dawley arrived home
yesterday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

LEGAL BLANKS The Enterprise
carries a good stock of legal blanks. If
we do not have what you want we can
provide it. Hence, call at this Office for
any blank wanted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

On Wednesday as Jacob Rife was COM
ing to town he was assailed near the
brick yard by large black dog which
| sprang at him and tore his coat. A dog
as vicious as that should be restrained or
converted into fertilizing material.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

The growing business of the State
Bank has made it necessary to provide
an additional window that depositors may
be waited on more promptly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

For sale for cash. or exchange. set Of
Encyclopedia Britannica, ninth edition.
as good as new. A bargain. Inquire at
this office. lz-tf p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

Blank contracts for the Topping an
Delivery OF Bee,s for sale al the Enter
prise Office. 8 cents each.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

Order visiting cards, printed from
type or copper plate. ut the Enterprise
ntiicc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

wANTED.-A 4 or 5 room brick house
close to Main. Inquire at houx's Grocery
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

W. r. Gibson of the Racket Store has
concluded to remove to Las Animas and
will make the change about November |.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

CARBON PAPER for Typewriters and
others may be found at TIE Enterprise
office. Orders taken for Typewriter Rib
bons of the very best makes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17
$CORRESPONDENCE,
OLEey SPRINGS

Beet harvesting has began in earnest
and the farmers are very busy. The
yield is good.
Nearly everyone in olney attended the
barbecue at ordway last Thursday. and
a number Of the young people stayed for
the dance and report good time,
Miss msy Belle Sebree. Of Ls Junta'
who is now teaching al the Clark school
near Ordway. was the guest Of Judge
Parker and wife from Friday until Sun
day.
Misses Kelly. Rockwell. Rollins. Ssbree
and Solon Leonard attended the teachers
meeting at Fowler Saturday.
Agent Gilbert leaves in few days for
his old home in Indiana for an absence Of
month. Mrs. Gilbert will return with
him from Niles. Iowa, as her son who
was accidentally shot some weeks ago is
out Of danger.
Mrs. Parker and Miss Kelly were enter
rsined st a six o'clock dinner Wednesday
by Mss Grace COnard.
Tho ice cream social at the Auckland
school house last Friday night was well
attended and quite a good sum was real
lied TO be used TO buy new song books
for the Sunday school.
a melon growers association was or
gani.ed last Saturday with G. W. Parker.
president; w. c. Hanen. yice-president;
Mr. conard. secretary and treasurer.
Miss Edith Montgomery. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Collins, for the
pas, two months. left for her home in Sa-
Ida Friday, She made many friends
while here and VIC hope she may come
again.
A. F. Enysr; Is having fine brick cot
tage built On his ranch. north Of town.
The tenderness Of true love. the strong
est holdiast in the world. stronger even
than death, is the powerful motive in
Joseph krthur's scenic drama Lost
River" The itile auburn haired ilIltefate
Ora making cakes in her kitchen. falls
quickly under rs influence as she taiss in
her quaint Hoosier way To tho party Of
New YorkerB whose presence has pu;
her to much extra labor which she UNDER
takes with eheerfulnass. Unlike fash
ionRblo beauty who 10 fret;ing and fuming
at hor surroundings. in the kitchen Of the
Hoosier farm Ora has learned tina, life is
too short 10 spend In pursui; Of fashion
able follies or In nursing sninosi;ies and
registering wc9igE. These two ehsrae-
tors are direct oppSsites and throughout
the play similar contrasts are skiliully
shown in josoph Arihur's inirnitable way.
all tending to the demonstration OF tho
fact that love and happiness in
tho heart have transformed tho al
most saualiJ surroundings Of the art
less little Hoosier girl into fair and
fertile garden. glowing with sunshine and
warm hues ard eShsling swec. odofs.
sa,ura,ing all who como in eon,ae, with
her loyal. courageous spirit The influence
Of her sweo,ness affects the mean soul
found in the good looking society belle.
who. despite her social accomplishments
and fashionable training. is constrained
to acknowledge the purity ard sweetness
OF the little Hoosier girl. are the factors
which arc winning her fianee away from
her. Lost River" will be tho attraction
at Grand on Tuesday. October. 2l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

The Jackson-Lawson. brick warehouse
has been completed and occupied
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

The dwelling built by /. H. Adair was
was recently purchased by S. j. and W
H. Barkley and is now occupied by them
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

H. W. Lance reports the Price & Lance
ordway branch to be doing an excellent
| business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

]. F. McKelyey is building $1,000
addition to his home near the park.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

Fourteen different towns were repre-
sented on the register of the Alta Vista
house for last Sundays dinner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

The otero Oil and Gas Company is
making preparations to bore second
well on their property in the Boulder oil
district. The first well is still steady
producer. the output being about one
hundred barrels per day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-17

A new time table went into effect on
the Santa Fe Sunday. Only slight
changes were made. See the time card
in another column for particulars.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-03

Puck makes a suggestion to Carnegie
in its last number. The main cartoon
represents the multi-milliOnaire study
ing over the plans of Libraries, while
in the door way appear two starved old
figures. Pointing to them Puck says,
Books are already so cheap and libra
ries so abundant that even the poorest
man has all the literature he wants
Now why not provide respectable
homes for the people who are too old
to work and who were never able to
save anything from their scanty wages,
and so keep them from peggary, star
walton or suicide" It is the most
powerful cartoon published for a long
time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-03

The choice of a candidate to supply
the place of the late Archie Gihllan in
the House of Representatives should
be made with due care and elaboration.
There ought to be no difficulty in elect
ing a Republican in the Fourth Ward.
Prince Cupid's effort will no doubt be
a gallant one, and personally The Star
has nothing against Prince Cupid who
is an amiable young man. But he is
not a Republican and it is Republicans
that we want, true Republicans, not
the veneered kind.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-03

nucuco of the United states and Great
Britain which is managing to keep
them apart Though both states pre-
tend To- Doe ready to accept % peaceful
settlement of their quarrel, no one who
knows anything of the South American
Republics during the course of last
century win believe that such solu-
uon viii be- accepted am hour longer
than is absolutely necessary The two
Republics are spelling for a fight Both
are ambitious To- take the leadership
,or South America.
The ostensible cause of quarrel be-
tween the two Republics has been the
Question Of boundaries. The boundary
lines of the various South American
states are very vague The war be-
tween Chile and Peru, which ended so
disastrously for the latter Republic
was a boundary question which involv-
ed however the possession Of the valu-
able nitrate deposits in or near the Alta
CANA desert Chile got possession of
these, and has been fourishing ever
since. The complete humiliation Of
Peru, made Chile the dominant power
on the Western Coast. But now she is
beginning to reach out eastwards.
As far as administration is concern
ed, Chile is by far the best conducted
state in South America. The popula-
ton is as fiery and as turbulent as that
of any other Spanish American Repub-
lie but it seems more amenable to dis
cipline, Argentine on the other hand
has suffered from revolution after revo-
luton. Both States have, however
been increasing in wealth and prosper
ity, and both States have been putting
their wealth into arms regiments and
munitions Of war. Both states deny
that they have been buying up arms
ard war vessels, yet it is well known
that both States have been doing so.
The South American Republics and
their hybrid population might cut one
anothers throats to their hearts con-
tent if they did not become a menace
to our own projects. Given a dominant
power even as far South as Valparaiso
and it is going to tell upon the Central
American Republics. If it tells upon
them, it will tell upon our Nicaragua
Canal scheme, and the Nicaragua Canal
scheme is one of our main objects at
the present time. 1t is this which in
terests us in South American matters
and it this which leads us to interfere
in the interests of peace and in keep
ling the balance of power.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-03

The medical profession has come I'M
der the lash of George Barnard Shaw,
the author and playwright. He sums
up his view Of it, in the British Medi-
cal Journal as follows: unfortunately,
medical practice has as yet been so
lightly touched by the scientific spirit
that the average doctor is still, not only
in his patients view but his own, a
dealer in cures and preventive charms.
But that is an additional reason for
bringing to bear on it the criticism of
an Independent branch of science. A
great deal Of what Is called scientific
opinion today is nothing but medical
opinion; and a great deal Of medical
opinion is simply energetic trade
unionism, and very superstitious trade
unionlsm at that" And good many
will heartily agree with Mr.. Shaw in his
views.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-03

AS predicted during the fall the mis-
cry among the artizan and agricultural
classes in Germany is very bad this
winter. At Christmas time there were
80 600 destitute people in Berlin, and
every city and district has a like tale
to tell. 1t must be remembered that
these people are. not professional beg
CARS, but people who are ready to work
if they can only get work. The prob
lem in Germany is a very serious one
and may have political outcome,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DO you know what water you
are drinking?
is il boiled and then filtered.
Your physician will tell you
first filter and then boil it.
You can save all this trouble
and be perfectly safe from all
diseases that are transmitted to
the system through drinking wa
ter, by using the Puritan water
still,
This simple and inexpensive
article can be used on your
wood, coal or oil stove, and will
supply beautiful distilled water.
Distilled water, you know, is
condensed steam, mixed with
pure OXYGEN.
Now that the heavy winter
rains have set in, you should be
more careful than ever.
DO not take any more chances.
You cannot make a better in
vestment than to purchase one
of our Puritan pure water stills.
No home should be without
one.
We are the sole distributing
agents for the Hawaiian Terri
tory, and intend to push the sale
of these all over the group,
thereby reducing the great
amount of suffering from mala--
rial troubles.
You can see these machines
working in one of our front win
dows.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-03

When the German Governor Of Sa-
moa knows Commodore" Weaver a
little better, he will size him up much
as the rest of the world has sized him
up, from New York to Sydney Such
a plausible person is probably new to
the Governor, for the German police
would have snapped him up in short
shape and cut off his career.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-03
WHY WE ARE INTERESTED.

Chile and Argentine seem ready to
come to blows, and It Is only the in
aA-r'G!ir .It&Hi SOD 42f9
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
WANTS 4 LAW AGAINST HEALERs
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS UTTERLY
IrNCHRISTIA

The Rev. Dr. Louis Albert Banks spoke by way
Of prelude before his sermon last night in Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church "A Christian
Science Tragedy He said in part:
Has child the right to fair chance to live?
Ina That Is a sILihs 10 9e aSc very f1v has qTeacb
to the Christian Scientists themselves. Modern gov
ernment does rot permit man TO do as he pleases
pleasure does not interfere with the life or liberty
man could do as he pleased with his child or his
save put IN the brighter day OF our own fie sun sun
cruel TO his children, the Society for the Pre-
the law. and takes them out Of his care and So
wi %hen s parents oe 16 are so ar9 Sa sv W permit
their children 10 die before their eyes without
giving them the benefit OF scientific help IL is time
for the law to take hold of them with strong
grip and mete out such punishment as shall deter
The Christian Science healing humbug and
Vented is from beginning to end a money making
scheme The founder OF the cult has made great
so-cailed instruction of these healers and they
IN IN turn prey upon o b i9p cear down until it
reaches the victims Many OF these are very nice
meshes OF a most seductive fanaticisu. which has
point of sense and nine points OF arrant non
The next lesislature should pass. law. TO make
tinue their dangerous practices. They are not only
getting money under Ialse PIetehceS oy Ptetenalng @
human Ike When man has no more sense than
LathTop' who has properly been held TO appear be
fore the grand jury on a charge OF manslaughter.
that he would treat a case OF cancer or a broken
leg exactly as il case OF tonstlitis, il is
not safe for him be running around loose
This hun1hug. misnamed Christian Science IS
as utterly. unchriStan it is unscienttnC- There
iS nothing in early Christianity TO give fOunda-
tion for their theories Paul Is the supreme Chris
tian in TIE New Testament records He was a man
of trail health. and though he did a pTodtsiouS
amount of work. he ACCOMPLISHED II by constantly
looking after his health Surely II any man could
/ have baniShed disease by concentration OF mind
Paul would have been the man, but instead of that
he took DT Luke with him on his long tours. and
The doctor helpful 70 him that he called
him in Cf his letters the beloved physician
paul also sends Timothy some advice about his
health. Timothy had what one Of these Ihealers
would call "a claim To stomach trouble: but
Paul instead Of giving him absent treatment. -
gives him detailed advice as TO remedies.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
WHIRLWIND CANVASS.
REPUBLICANS IN WESTCHESTER COUN
TY ARE ACTIVE AND CONFIDENT.

The Republicans of Westminster County max
ing Of their whirIwind campaigns this fall,
which invariably results in a majority for their
ticket that staggers the Democratic leaders on
election night
EX-COngressman William L. Ward. of Port Ches-
ter. who has succeeded the late Judge William H.
Robertson leader of the party. has the conf
dence of all of the Republicans of the county both
old and Through his efforts in the last few
years there has been built up model Organiza ton
composed of the best Republicans in every COM
Gus Republican doctrines His father like Presi-
dent McKinleys. was iron manufacturer, and he
has been brought up to be in touch with the wage
earnerS and to believe in the necessity of tariff
to protect the industries of the country. AIr Ward
believes that the tariff question instead OF becom-
ing an issue OF the past will become more impor
tant in few years. when the products of China
Japan and the dense populations of the East now
being opened up by civilization thrown upon
the markets
Associated with Mr. Ward officers of the execu-
tive committee are ex-Mayor Leslie Sutherland. of
Yonkers; John ]. Brown. of White Plains. and
William Archer. of Mount Vernon. Mr.. Brown, who
is secretary of the organization. is born diplomat
and has shown himself to be expert at settling
the dssensions which arise in the party ranks He
is we'll liked throughout the county, and his popU-
arty In White Plains is attested by the fact that
he is both the Mayor of the town and president of
the Board of Education. Mr.. Sutherland is also one
of the most popular Republicans of Westchester
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
THE DAVIDSON MEMORIAL FUND
TO BE USED. WHEN RAISED. FOR CoNTINU-
ING WORK OF CLASS IN MAD1soN-sT

TO BE USED. WHEN RAISED FOR CoNTINU-
ING WORK OF CLASS IN MADIsoN-sT.
The committee on the Memorial Fund of the
Thomas Davidson Society met for the first time at
p m yesterday at No. 157 Grand-st 70 begin the
work OF procuring and utilizing a fund in memory
Of the late Professor Davidson the founder OF the
society Professor Nelson. Of Harvard presided.
Letters were read from Felix Adler the Rev. DR..
Heber Newton, William Warren, Professor William
James lsadore Straus Or. William T. Harris and
other men prominent in educational work After
some discussion the committee unanimously passed
a resolution that the memorial 10 Professor David
son take the form of fund aid the Thomas
Davidson class in carrying their present work.
and that the executive committee be instructed 10
issue appeals the friends OF Professor Davidson
for that purpose
Among those present at the meeting OF the com
tne Portuguese synagogue at seventy -third-st and
Central Park West. Edwin r. Seligman, Professor
OF FINANCE ana POLITICAL Economy at Columbia
nlVeFSlty- David BauSteln. superintendent OF the
Educational Alliance. and Miss Charlotte DAILY, of
the Dante Society.
The Davidson Society was founded four years ago
BY Professor Davidson, with the object of provtd-
ing means OF systematic culture for those whose
days are occupied IN necessary bread winning. For
where IL furnishes. free of charge. TO many as
il accommodate with the limited means at
rs disposal a course corresponding closely to that
of the high schools. but with greater emphasis on
history and literature and such branches will
bear most closely the practical life OF the pupils,
and less on the classic languages. mathematics ana
other less Immediately practical subjects. The
course Is open TO young bread winners between
fourteen and twenty years OF age. who have either
tain preliminary examinations, and can be COM
pleted in from three TO five years The society has
but has far been able 10 give instruction only tS
about half Of the applicants
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
COCKERILL AND LAMAR FINED
POLICEMAN ASSERTS SOME ONE De
CLARED HE WOULD SUFFER FOR
MAKING ARRESTS.

John F. Cockeril, president Of the Riders
and Drivers Association, living at NO. ''"9
West Ninetieth-st. and David Lamar the Wal
Street broker. who lives at No. 6lS Fifth-ave'
who We're arrested on the Speedway on saturday
night charged with violation of the city ordl-
nance which provides that certain vehicles
should have lighted lamps one hour after sun
set. were each fined 81 by Magistrate Meade In
the Harlem court yesterday.
According TO Mounted Policeman Warner VINO
made the arrests he the Speedway op-
posite One e-hundred- and d-ffty-eighth-st. when
he two wagons each containing three men,
coming toward him at lively gait He stopped
the first wagon, he said. and asked the driver
where his light was. Some one. Werner says.
called out:
oh, we don't need any light"
You better come to the station and explain
why you don't need a light" the policeman re-
piled, he says.
The second wagon had been stopped in the
mean time. Werner asked the occupants OF that
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

vehicle where their light and some one.
Werner declares. called out:
You don't know what you're up against
Then another person called out.
You'll be pounding the sidewalk for this in
forty-eight hours.
Mr.. CockerilI was in the first wagon and Mr..
Lamar in the second. They drove 10 the West
One-h hundred and fifty -second-st. station where
they were later bailed out.
CoCkerill was the first 20 appear in court yes
teTday. He told Magistrate Meade that he had
remained at the Speedway clubhouse after the
Speedway championship races. and was being
taken to the elevated railroad station by his
driver when stopped. He said the arrest was
made al 545 o'clock. but Werner averred that
he had not left the station until o'clock
Cockerill thought his arrest unnecessary, but
Magistrate Meade said the policeman had SIM
ply done his duty.
Later Lamar came into court and said he also
was being driven 10 the station. He intimated
that there was something behind his arrest and
the sudden enforcement Of the ordinance. He
charged the policeman with being rude and Of
fsnsive." and asserted that IL was $50 O'Clock
when he arrested and not 7,30 He pre-
sented 500 bill 10 pay his fine. but the clerk
could not change 1t and Mr. Lamar had 10 bor-
row 81 from Mr.. CockeTil
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
HANNA SAYS JOHNSON LIES.
CALLS CLEVELAND'S MAYOR \ PURE
AND SIMPLE DEMAGOGUE

Cleveland, Oct. Ex-senator Hanna spoke in
a tent here last night on State issues After
going into the relations of capital and labor. he
said:
The best efforts of my life will be devoted TO the
establishment or cordial relationship between
laoorins man 10 a higher plane of citizenship 1
have III recent years been abused and so brutalv
caricatured that it is no wonder the people do not
know me. Whlie stand before an audience of my
believed
This IS because never did nor never will tell
anything but the truth. I will never sink TO the
depths OF Misrepresentation for your vote. I