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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20
Chairman Farley. Q, the RspubHca

Chairman Farley. o. the Republican
State Central Committee. who has been
making a tour Of the southwestern par:
c, the state. brings Eood news beth from
business and political poin; Of view.
lie states ;ha; the business men and far
raers appear 20 have passed through
Their psrioG q hard times, and are now
feeling saSier. Business conditions are
steadily improving Throughout; the south
west and all the irnper;an; industries
seem e have iassn on rev lease Of
life. Politically. the outlook fer the Re-
publican party Is entirely satisfactory.
Counties ;ha; were carried by the Repub-
leans two years age will be found IN ;ha;
column again this year. beyond doubt
and these tha, wen; for fusien are likely
70 swing back INTO the Republican line
this year. There IS goSd reason TO be-
Esve that Chairman Farley sizes Up the
situation correctly. He IS no: given &c
making rash predictions. bu. the rule in
this country is that wherever YOU find
prosperity the Republican party is victor
ious. and the mere prosperity the greater
the Republican majority. Prosperity ane
Repueleanism seem 10 &c closely assoei-
aied in Colorado. as well as in otho,
parts Of the nation. We have no doub
that Mr.. Farley will find a similar con.
diiion Of things in the various other coun.
ties Of the state. which he proposes 4
visit from time 70 time during the sum
mer.-Colorado Springs Telegram.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20
Abcl.. south Side lunch Room an

lee Cream Paflor will b found tho bes;
plsee n town fer the Eeod things indi-
Gated hy the naine. Ths bss; o. every
thing served
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20
pub,Is Library No,iee.

The Public Library in the Liberty High
School building will DC open every
Saturday during the school vacation from
8 .. m. 70 5 ?. m.
a. q. Webster. Librarian.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

S. S. Bailey was exhibiting n town
yesterday a new style 81 harrow for beet
culture 70 which the American Bee;
Sugar ce's aarieul;urlsts would Ike 70
have the ssry general attention Of our
zee: growers i Is = small triangular
framework with harrow ieeth the size Of
a fakes. and 4 central standard above
that attaches the eontrivanee to the or-
dinary Gee: eaitivAter IN the sane way
;ha; ihe ether fit;inEs Of the implement
are attached. The ebisst Of the harrow
Is 70 SIMPLY str the surface of The ground
between the rows as garden rake might
do and ptoye1t The forming ot erus;. i
has been found that the bull-t11Es com
monty used fer this purpose IS toe heavy
.an instrument and cannot Dc used Until
the surface is tco heavily basst. TnIs
light harrow device is Believed 70 Be TIE
thing needed as an attachment 20 The
beet eul,iyat1r. Marx Denson has made
several Of the harrows. al the order Of
the Sugar c.. and they can bs seen and
test q their work shown on the premi-
ses ci Mr. Bailey. west 81 town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

IL you are troubled with impure
bloood. indicated 10y sores. pimplcs.
headache. etc. we would recommend
Acker's Blood Elixir. which we sell
under positive guarantee. 1t will al
ways cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poi
sons and all blood diseases. ,oc and
81. For sale by Hereford Il Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20
Tho Civic Federation and hundreds Of

The Civic Federation and hundreds Of
other people have endorsed Mrs. Helen
L. Greniell for reelection to the office Of
superintendent. OF public instruction. She
should be nominated on every tieke.
placed in the field this fall as she has
made a splendid record during her term.
She is the right one for the place and the
office should be taken out Of politics
Rocky Mountain Herald
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

?. J. Gretchen returned yesterday from
kinEmar. Kansas. lie reports his father
rallyinz from the illnsss ;hA; threatened
10 bS fatal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

A Neat, Four.room Cottage. Ne,
5oi Second street. near the factory. will
b vacated in few days. To rem, the
same inquire Of Annie S. Burr. 2io W.
Swink avenue. Also for furnished rooms
inquire Of Mrs. Burr. 5-&
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Wanted. a, once. a good. steady work
hand. One with experience IN market
gardening preferred. A steady ,ob for
The righ; man.-C. 3. Tut;lo. Excelsior
Farm. 5-S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Lost. Small poeke,book with small
sum Of money. Belongs 70 poor worn-
an. Mrs. E. ]. Rupe. Finder leave a;
Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

children's wash suits. special Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday .; csc. Call a;
The Golden Rule store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20
Secondhand Buggy TO exchange for
1ay. Cali at Enterprise Office.
r1AoARDs FOR SALE.

Placards reading ns follows are for
sale Mt the Enterprise office:
Boarding.
Furnished Rooms.
For sale.
For Rent. Apply TO
Lodging.
Dre>smaking.
No Smoking.
No Hunting on These Premises.
Persons Trcsrassing ON these Prem.
lSes will h. Prosecuted TO the Full Ex-
tent OF the Law.
Table Board by Day or Week.
Extracts from the laws required TO
be posted by boarding house keepers
II they would protect themselves
against dishonest patrons.
Price cents each.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

A Set Of secondhand single harness.
in good condition. for sale for SIS by the
Shelton-Hardey Grocery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Fer No. ] lunch go 70 Abel's South
SIDE Lunch Room and Ice Cream Parlor.
Open day and night. Everything modern
and first class.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Agent Curran asks us % eI1phasizs the
fac; ;ha; the var between the two roads
reaching Cfipplc Greek from Colorado
Springs has been permanently ended and
that TIE low rates heretofore given arc
now of for good 50 If y0u wan; 70
see the magnificent scenery Of the Short
Line the excursion Of next Sunday IS the
best chance ys1 will have.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Special June Sale Of Fine Millinery
commencing June 81 and ending Juns
so. at Miss Ella CIines. second fioor
Price & Lanee's store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

II you want to buy real good clothes
for tho least money call a; The Colder
Rule store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Our energetic vegetable and fruit
grower. W. 4. Allen. has opened q store
in Sugar City for the sale Of these ne
eossities and makes trips even ether day
10 provide fresh supplies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Late Cabbage Plants, also some nice
tomato plants for replanting.-J. NJ.
Little. 4 miles south Of town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Holly will celebrate the glorious Fourth
with grand barbecue. public speaking
horse. foot and bicycle races. with Ill.,
minated Indian war dance and balloo-
ascension in the evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Strained Honey for sale IN any guam
.ity. Address. Harry Todd. Rocky Ford.
Colo. 2-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20
papers have been filed N the dist,

Papers have been fled N ths district
court at La Junta the past week By
Isabel ". Kellogg asking divorce from
her husband. Aaron l. Kellogg Ths
grounds charged are cruelty and abusive
and insulting language and letters The
plaintiff asks for present alimony Of SIC
per week and $1,000 from the dsfen-
dants estate for the support Of herself
and child. Attorneys Sloan and Nicholas
have been retained fer the prosecution.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
Lodges.

+ 90. y. Rocky sori i,risc No. s..
Meet. cvc, TUESDAY evening.
GusHar ii,n.,S. scc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

The telephone company has ust do1b-
led the size Of the keyboard in the Cen
tral. and have two hello girls al the
desk all the time now The number q
phones has doubled within the twelve
month. and now numbers 200. The eon-
pany has Just put IN an exchange at
Fowler. starting with forty phones.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Crowloy's Fairview orchards grow q
kind Of cherries which are too hiEh-tonsc
for the general market. He reserves
them for his friends. The Entsrprise ae-
knowledges the receipt q a baske. there
Of. known as the Royal Anne.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

nEaHEg of EgngkAu Violet is,isc No.
Meets on the .csond AMI fourth Thursday
evening of each ripnih.
CLARA Ant.r. u. :. " W.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

A " q a. ". 81. John i,o.iE- No. -
Meet. ut the frs' and third THURSDAY rycu-
Ing In each month. X j. suIru ~ NJ
u. L. MrSEH. sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

The weather bureaus weekly crop bull
lCiin JUS; to hand has favorable repor,
for the Arkansas Valley division Of the
state. It says bee,s look good. eanta-
loupes blooming well. grapes setting nice
iy. outlook for apples never better. Blu;
the alfalfa crop for the upper end Of the
valley is reported light; strawberry eror
short: supply Of water low.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

The Santa Fe has Just published a
handsome illustrated folder which makes
a very strong but truthful presentation Of
the advantages Of the Arkansas Valley
fer the general farming and especially for
the culture OF sugar beets
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

The Enterprises date Of issue falls on
the 9Th Of July. this year. and we are
going 70 celebrate the day by the publi-
cation Of local 4th Of July story. by a
local author and local illustrator. The
au;hcr IS Mr.. Geo. H. Taylor. Of the En-
terprise reportoral staff. and the illustra-
tor Mr.. David w. 5arkley. Jr. The story
is entitled One Tragic Fourth. and tell:
the experience Of group Of immigrant.
in celebration in the shadow of our res
ervoir hill in the early Indian days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

A CACiA CHAPTER no. Is. u. Il. :.
M.c,- second aud fourth Tucs.ia, evenings
1 at Masonic hall.
EvsA GoppINt. s-c 80
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20
Farmers Department Store

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-20

Two matters of special interest will be
found on the auxiliary side Of this weeks
Enterprise. One y an Illustrated article,
an overflow from our Eneamppsnt issue
Of last week. The picture Of Capt. Jack
Crawford is splendid one and the poem
one Of his very best |, has never before
been published in newspaper, Patrons
Of the public schools, and the pupils
thereof in particular. will be interestedin-
the school report which this month in
eludes the list Of promotions.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Daniel Kearny

I'm lA sesl6n bslsgr&fcS dImos cuent& del
auiGldio de este RpEeciRble eabAliarw3 ocurrtao
ga guArallls.
Ra&rny eV8 no amigo Que eatim &bRmna
nucho. Era ioven todaVfs pueB contabA as
AAoE, el porVsbiE Ie sonY'fl
Una cruel Affection 81 est6ms 20 Ie induio
SONAR resoiucl6n ian deseapeFadR.
60 la cArreTG comeFciAI demost-6 una Ia
EeiiRepcia una sctividAd nadR comdo, que lie
sasVAEon en- POGO tempo del pneato de emplea
Nd0 ts Ia importAnta casa bRncAElA Silva C
81 de Sceio de la nisma. "a
Nuastr0 dirsctOr IAmenta hondamenEa su
muOrte, enviAndo al mas HineeFo LkBAme TO-
o0n aus deudoa, appointments eu desconso
lsda ViRdR, nuaaEFL ipnlvldah'e amiga de Ia
HfhnciR dofis EuloEia NAdAI, D. In que deses
HoH ma gran reSiK'nAei6n para UoportaR tAn
fnrIfbls dssgracIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27

DlcAn de Fiipinan cue Ia prensA dc aquel
archipelago sst6 ha,cisndo cargos contra los
r,Aefaiea del eikrsito americana acuskndoles
de crneldad. Observation-Disclosures contra ell capt.
tan WGller.
IN pn t,aterptett csltbrado por un reporter
sIe nm norI63fco de Chicngo con sI gensrai OsIs
r,Fimsr nobsrnador mIlikar del archipelago,
dice cue nunca tuvo con oeiGnisB 30 de las cruel
dIades 0anilnctadas r que aIS0n saa0 AIsi4d0
fuS sevara ments cafitgado.
Lss paDAs dicsaaas eontga algunos alipi
RIOS han aldo ror Satasas de Rsesinatos robos
del psof car&cters
AnadI6 el general Otis Cue craia de absoi a
IN nacesldld one las autoridadss dc las islas
sDmar&n nedidas de rigcr severidao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
PrecOcidad criminal

HRn Hdo rad ncidos 4 prisi6u las mueha-
chos RarN6n Delgado francisco Rodrigues,
dulsnes en uni6n de otros dos que 10 dieron
is fuEs, AtrsveRaroD ma vlga ne grandes di
M ensionss en- n via del tRole, sObft si puents
de eS&n AntoDit9.
AfortunadameDte fracAs6 ID deSesosliad&
int nsonR, pues pueo quitsrse s okittseuo q >
"a VIA antics qua oeagionsHa IN descarFllamiSn-
80 ~ouel sftio.
De enc hec4Ao "a IA dado al corEaspondien-
se parte Rl JurgAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Homicide err Yabucoa.

lAl miefeoIes, 81 % suvo eenoeimfsnto
en- In pcb ac6na de. enc en- 81 oaFYio 1da.-sGs sla-
hAxaD,1 una sfeulbR@ de aFr03 oil fndividuo
Tom6s TCrres habfl dsdo muerte Al paisan0
@Aogal Martinez Astcl seguidO, obsdecfendo .
prdensa del eomaadanha dc este pnest0 80
ifesIadN al IuKar del au.eso oil guafdfA como.
stdo aor ai arelIido Pnante dandoIe aleance aI
criminal Y pon6ndple disposition del 1usga-
10 4 az lie advsrtir, que sdebido OIL eseaso nj
nero de FoIicfas que hay en- cate pueblo ls to-
r6 fr colo Al catad0 Puente dando oil sjamplo
de ouseraIen mas pocOs hnsnos que mushos
" males.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27

Eel al Tribunal syapremo 90 han votado los
sigpieEltes recnrsot, ptoesdensss del tribunal
de Juasicfa de Mays gasz;
Cfvtissl--J uicio t1elslnrstivo ds don Alberto
del Toro Torres con don Sergio Bsrengnef
aobrs IeclamAci6n de- dafos psr1uicios. Sin
lugar cor las coatas MI rscurrsnte
Don Alberto Bravo CON dofiA Angelica
Franco Soto sobrs dtvorctos con lUgar Gin es-
pacial so;adenaci6r do :ostas.
Criminal! -Causa contra don Julio Medina
aon2AlaS por publicaci5n Glandestina, con la
gar Y lls eostas de oAcio. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
800 hombres en- Cuba

El DapartatTi MO de Tn guarra hA deeiiI.
do que psrmanaacan en- Ouba 500 hombrea ds
aFsileris despa6s du4 ss lnaug0re al pT6ximo
gobieRno do la repdb'ica hasta que qued CO
constFnfdRs lae III tacionsa Hzvsies.
Eats Decision f16 acor1Adn anoehs poR los
jefes del DapaI tAmeuso de Ia Guerra los do
Marina en- ma Yhuni6n one eetsbr&rcu.
Las teopaa BRr&n Rioiadas eeYe& de In Hs :
bapa de- otrss pohFacsenas pripcipales sin que
tergan qRs intaFvsniF en los Rannsos Do orden
Fofslec da aquellA lsla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Dfa festive

e Gabsrnador Hunt h1 puhiicado uae
orden eiacutlra Droeia m ando al Visrnsa q an-
ton uln dfa fsstivo. q sla Aqof:
San Juan, PaeFse kico, hArEc "a de 1903
tslende oil visrnaa % Do Marzr, visrnes
Santo, un Gfa de q sssa legal poF Ii presents 80
ordeaa qua loB diatintos D ,paPtamen ntos del
G1bierno Iasular sean cerrados.
WILLANH HUNT
Gobernador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Derlanda

Fl dlrector de ,EEj Diario de pouca1 Ia
sido eitado en- demands De eonciliAci6n inter
pasata nomhrs da F,epa GIzm4n por sl lfcsk-
ciAdo Libertad Torres Gfau.
Couao el objsto da In demanda - sahar el
sutoE de Ia secci6n SPnpta floD en- Que SO
aluds & Gazman, oil director aAtia6Eo las pre-.
tsncicnss del demAndsnte, tsrmin6ndoss sl
acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
ASDRU BAL.
POr Cuba

q ell sensdo as sss6 6fepaFahdo nm bill
favorsciando Ia faciproctdad con Cubs IN euyo
pEoyectn se propone In reduction del So por-
ciento sobre Ia actnsi taFifa.
Eel GSunS dice que essa ennlfanas sera
apTobada por mayors segdn dsterniln6ss an
uns i1nt& de senadores celebrAda Ayer aoche
en- w WAshipgtln
Sc cree samb'An que la enmienda no ssTG
AceptadA por la CaraAra bais. puss la concession
que ssta hiso del go por cIento tuvo una fner-
tfsima oposci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
La escuadral del Atlantico
Ira IL Sam Juan

I'll dis 90 de Abrll pr6ximo lleg&rG To-
bshfA de- San Juan de Puerto Rico lR escnadra
nortsa mefleana del Atl&ntico del Norts, Sc R6n
6rdenas recioidas por sl almirante dc aqaslla
A0ta.
Da este modo sa dsmostrarE si aqusl pusr-
to da a ealado su1caente para coatenar dichos
buques.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
LA Democracia"

Es tradiciohai costumbre dc
4ste peri6dicO, desde su funda-
1ion, no publicarse en- Vier1es San
TO- on atenci6n 4 la festividad del
dia.
Por ese motive no sA publica-
10 maflana LA DEMocRAcIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Doctor vdzquez Prada

Err al pr6xtrno mes de Abril embarcaFG
para Europa nuasiro diati guido amigos CO.
rrelfgionarlo, al repU tAdo m6dieo, don a 1uro
VGze1ez Prada.
Mosiva este viAjs sn quebrantads salnd,
cuyo PGsts bieciriiento Anheisuaos nosotros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
MOvilniento miIitar

El 3 de Abrii pr6xfmo saldrSn para les
Estadps Unidos en el GMaracAiho p las euatro
com Pc Alas lei rsgiulsnto DIS 4pf anterfs No II
que prestan oil Hervicio de guarnici6n en- Puer
TO R.ico.
Dichas tropsa sar6n snst!tutdaa por oil ha-
tall6n puarsorriqusii,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Causa anglo . 'boer y

Las Antcridedss irglptsg eat&n hacfendo
epfnePSos para ccnns KuiT a Aarmip aci6n de Ia
EueEEs Sud Africans, 0ntes dsl rnes pr6xtno
ds Julio an que tandx6 luRaIs Ia corona ei6n
as reg Eduardo VII.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Reg uisitoriados

Ea in7gada de San Francisco Ia libf2do
reauisitoPia contra toa tndivid0os sig ufsntes
A,iolfo Aga'a Bdstamsnte. por lesiones !;
Antonio OruI Perez Miguel Bsltrkn, alias
TIEtorera, por robc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
F,,u.nor

Por cartas cue nos ssc-ihsn do MaYsgii.s
sabamcs qua eIrenla por alf oil ramor do cue
ssri trasladado ell presidents de la CoFte de
IfskTitO.
Sc asegura que pasar& con fgual cargo O
Ia. de IN uAn " que 0IgLsen qnsdsr4 faerA
de IL iudicstnrA.
Lo qae fusge, sonar6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Porto-Rico Market
159y 141 Pearl st. NEW YORK 90 y 92 Beaver st.

Censro ge1ral d. informaoae
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rest ADDS
Expos6n duces,
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-03-06
Sensible Sleeves In Vogue.

A greater contrast between the
sleeves Of five years ago and those of
today can scarcely be imagined. Then
women wore regular arm balloons
which if properly manipulated ought
to have settled the flying machine
problem once and for all, but finally
they resolved themselves into more
sensible proportions until one can now
pretty nearly guess at the contour of
b arm. The new sleeves, however,
are anything except tight and plain
from shoulder to wrist At the elbow
or somewhere below it they begin to
full out. You may have a deep cuff
turned back at the elbow and the
sleeve then fitted from elbow to wrist.
And the portion between wrist inc ell
bow may be of a material quite dis
tinct from the upper part, as lace or
chiffon OF embroidered satin. Or the
cuff may turn back widely anywhere
between the elbow and wrist.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-03-06
Letting His Hair Grow.

When a distinguished if not beauti-
full foreign pianist came to this country
three years g his wife was allowed
to accompany him on the condition
that she keep in the background and
not let the fact Of her identity be
known. She tried to do this, and by
keeping to her hotel all day and rarely
leaving her room the fact that the
player had a wife did not become
known. The intention was Of course
to prevent women from losing inter-
est in him because he was married.
He did not MAKE q success and might
have been a Mormon SO far as the wo-
men paid n attention to him. Now
an actor is on his way here with the
understanding that be also shall keep
secret the fact that he is married and
thai another member of the company
is his wife. This is called for in his
contract, and he has been told by his
manager hat his success here depends
in a large degree on absolute secrecy
as to the facts Of his married life. AS
he is likely to become a matinee hero
the manager believes that it must not
be known that he Is married.-New
York Sun.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-03-06
A Smart Black Gown.

A notion that bears the impress Of
elegant motif is a soft black gown of
cashmere Pinde, eolienne Grape or mus
lin cloth trimmed with coarse ocher
colored lace, the lace carried in long
lines from throat to feet and down the
back of sleeves, slightly puffed at the
wrist. Behind the lace is placed a lin
ing Of white tafeta. The best beloved
lace in this deep tint is composed of a
sort Of drawn thread embroidery.
There is a perfect rage for this on the
continent, where entire gowns are Gre
ated oft mounted over white taffeta
slips. What supreme heights of dainti-
ness canno the needle attain nova
days! Truly it is a craft of most cum
ming capabilities, one that enables us
to individualize, specialize and gener-
ally excel.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-03-06
Change Making Machines.

Machines that handle coins in q
wonderful way. counting them and ac7
tually giving change automatically; are
now coming On the market. They are.
new inventions and have just been pat
ented. One Of them has pieces of mon
ey arranged in separate compartments
In trays, and on top is a series Of keys.
A purchase Of 35 cents, say. being
made, the key numbered 35 Is struck.
Instantly the apparatus throws out 90
cents in change, s%upposing that a dol
Lar has been received from the buyer. a
tablet with the number 35 being up
lifted at the same instant and 35 cents,
added on the register inside.
A cashier is in charge Of the ma
chine, but the latter does all the think
ing. In another contrivance of the kind
there is a. separate receptacle for each
denomination Of coin up to a dollar.
The placing Of a coin in its proper
place sets the mechanism SO that when
q key is pressed corresponding to the
amount of the purchase the difference
is thrown out. There Is NJ bother
about counting the change, which is al
ways right.
Other machines which are much
more simple are for the sorting Of coins
and are intended to be used where a
stream Of small change is continually
flowing in. The pieces of money are
thrown indiscriminately into a kind of
hopper and sort themselves, a perform
ance that saves the cashier an i'm
mense deal of trouble. In one or two
@@-~- 49, 60
giving change is combined with the
sorting device, reducing the labor of
the person in charge very materially
and at the same time doing away with
all possibility Of mistakes in reckoning.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-03-06
Wells From France.

A becoming fad Is to wear a veil Of
the same shade as the hat, although
there is an outcry against wells in Par
Is, where the fashionable actually ad-
NIT these face coverings do injure the
complexion and the sight.
A curious veil is shown as an "auto.
mobile novelty" 1t is soft and wide
and has a gray net foundation dotted
with disks of velvet. which are beige
on one side and black on the other.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-03-06
WaRKERss SAFE CURE
is now put up in two regular sizes and
sold by all druggists, or direct, at
soc and Sl.OO a Bottle

/ LESS THAN ONE CENT A DOSE.
i Refuse substitutes. There is none
"just as good as" Warmers Safe Cure.
1t has cured all forms of kidney dis
ease during the last thirty years. 1t is
prescribed by all doctors and used in
5the leading hospitals as the only abso-
lutte cure for all forms of disease OF the
kidneys liver and bladder.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-03-06
Credence In Medicinal Charms.

1t is not only among the rude savages
of India that the virtue of medicinal
charms is implicitly credited. The IL
literate and simple minded Of England
repose all necessary faith in the same
fascinating decisions, and there Is no
ancient woman In any of our remote
villages who processes the. customary
knowledge and superiority of her age
who a not a specific charm for
whooping cough, ague, teething. con-
%vulsions. epilepsy and every other COM
mon ailment and disease.
Every one Is acquainted with the eff
fcacy Of the "royal touch in cases OF
the kings evil, or serofula. and scarce
ly a week passes that we do not see in
newspapers an advertisement for
the disposal Of a child's cold or a seri-
Gus form Of deafness. - London Tit.
Bits.