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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18

hOmbres que estUvieron a punto
De mRtsrse por ella.
Ia sctitud, el gesto, IA mirad2
de Bscara hgsts ent1ncss mu3a,
tsnia tsBta s1toridad en- aquel mo
mentO, cue nj Fernando, nj Leon,
cue Ia VispeFa Sc bubierEn deja9O
matar Dor una eoBrisa de su fd0lO,
no encoHt trsron una palabrB, IN
gestU, para defenderia y protestar
contra esa ines 9eTads Intervention
de B3cGra.
Mu1Os, como 81 hubiesen side
hsrid0s por IN rsy0, miranda al
teFnRtivsmente a aqUslla muier de
rodillss, pCs5ernzua, sbstids, cuy0
81 eRctr. postrscl6n y Palidez acu
ssbAn "a iufsmis la Otra cue
la tenia splsstada baj0 81 mirsds,
como IN srcADgel splsstsris 81 an
gel del nal con 81 pie.
ELt9nees B.czrA los miro So
vsE q upo desouss de otro.
IPobres locos' diio eDcogien.
dose de hombros, y CT gien2o el Gu
chtll0 tirado per Le63, pus0 una
&c sUs manos En- el hOmbrO de
Tarquesa, tom6 el cuchillo cen Ia
0tra y sc 10 aPoy6 En- el pech1.
-Ah0rss otiO,-es question de
elegir .. mo1ir 8 decIsTaFlo t0do
Leon y Fernando qnedaron ate
Trades.
- VamOsi yibora, Tepus0 Ba-
cara, c0nfess q Leon ROLAND que
60 no querfas llsYsTte ST. hsj0 mas
que pRr2 mstsriO en- I'd EoSpicio,
que tCd3 10 que pas6 lR n0che q ti-
ma fls una comsoia cue t1 hsblas
pEeFisto, y Ireparad0 81 vuelts :
aTmBda su brazO para hseer ase
Einar o Fernando.
Confess &C mst1l
Z huudi6 ea "a cgFne il puU ts
de- euchlll0. T0Teuesa aostlda ate
rradR, murmuT6s 10 coD6sso
ca wErdsd . e verdSd -
Leon di6 IN grit0 sordo.
Ah0-s- dijo Bacara, cuya At
m8 SnenEEaha Edn q Ia infama
criAturs, "a Pa confsss 4 Fsrnsu
ID que sca6as GO hAcerle frmai
sineo lsFrasu % per 81 valoF escTitl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18

de cincusntR mil francis, Sino por
dos mfllones; cue le has condDcido
aqIf para hacerle asesiRaf = que ID
has vendi3o 81 vida por trescientos
mil frances.
Fernando, compietsmente sere
No hiE0 IN gesto de horror.
AConfess, con Hssa, - orden6 b.
cara cen VoZ vibranta.
-Es verd8d - bal buceo Tar
qussa, que crela Iegada su Ultima
hors.
y ahors, CT nclUyo Bacara,
cuya vcz tenia una sutoridad ire.
sistible, -dec!zrs : los dos, a estOs
dos hombres los cue has quebran-
tsdo el eorsE6a y que hubieras des-
trof30 81 VIDA 81 be habiese dejado
tempo pars clio, dies pGes. 81 no
Qpieres morir, 81 quisrss que te
peTdonen. eI mbre del m6nstrC0
del que eres Instrument: dies, de
cue tenebrosa YenganIa estsb2s al
servici0. que impiacable genio &c
hacfa obrsr ;dilo, dilci...
PerO 1T Irouess no contests mas
cue con una carca ada siniesITB,
EH2LA 4A&6 4AI &SCS&A& 4G2@ Y &@ %
raz6a Sc habfa ouebrsnt8do, que
una lesion Sc scsbaba de pro3ucir
en- el cerebrO , Baesra "a rechaz6
con el pie.
IL1aal Est4 loca de terror ,
no contssbar&.
Bscar8 corri6 haeiR IA puerss
cue ponfs e1 communication el to
oadcr con el salon. = Sc YolVi0 hS-
ci2 los dus i6vsnes.
FarnRndo = Leon continuabAn
mirSndose y pareg fan no com prem
der apanas 10 que acaoaba entonces
\ de paSar.
Eran como dCs esEztuss que Sc
coDtempiabsn PeFo con los oJca
II aps gsdCs-
4 Ve1id, les grito BacarEs ~
4 yensd les DIS: os haE& conGcer 81
miserable que g peTsegufa 0cuisa-
mente dea5e mDcho tempo, a
mcnstfu0 q7e smenszaba vUeSkrC
honor, vuestrs vida. ponisn00 de
lapts e vIaotTcs ana eTlatRga il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18

ne. Sir 9uiliermo teafa eneima I'M
pural. Ell mismo con que hat4a
ameaaxsdo h8cf9 pocO Tarauessi
pero no tenf2 ninguna pi2t In y
aunoue era Egil 7 astuto COMO M
tigre, crey6 que u psruida era
muv expuests para atfeVeIae u.
garla.
-fAohl murmur6, tnmando IN
acento bFft6nfco. estoy eogido.
Bacara ces6 de apunt&rles do IN
salto atras y Sc coloco 3 dos pascs
de distaneis, sienPre con Is pistcla
en Ia mano.
Milford, diio Ia iovsn tran
quilsmen te, ,-Ei no querets morlr
81 inEtante, obedeceo.
-lAohi repiico sir autllermos
cue POGO . POGO Il cobrsba su san
gre fra smpexabs buscar una
salida q 81 extr af1a situacion.
Baja0s,- continu6 B4cara. con
su taBo brevey y cue signidcsbH que
era muier que saba hEcarse oheds.
Ger.
Tomsd una bugfa y encen>
della. Gente como nos0trss ds0eu
verse "a cara.
e baTonet se bald en efecto ?
encsndiio una buIfa colocandola en-
Gina de % chfmE Tea.
Eacended Ia otra, oii0 B&ca'
rS, me gusta Ii gtnetrfa.
Sir Gu1llermo be3ect6.
Els evidente, d1io, que IN
miserable qHH rOba 6os millcnes
tresciantos mil frances. tenienoo
per- comp a una intrigante. 60
eyidente cue ese hombrs 10 80
dessrmadoi per lo menos lleva IN
pu0al Sobre sf.
Sir Gnillermo hixo un gesto ca
espvEc.0-
Vamos, dIIo Bacars, ,-3aspa.
chemcsEos prcBtos MILFORD Y soltad
] vuestro tUguste.
| z CT mo titubease.
Por mi &c, diio Bacars Qus
[ levant0 media pu gada el eaEdn de
i 81 ,ststola, : 10 AnTas0 ia cakeEa.
SIR GRillesmo onpreDGi6 qas
/ M ii nia un minute CO fida NJ
/ clio - Eaesha; - 6esserceae -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18

puerta del tocad0r que cerr6 Tur-
guess "a chtmeneB, en- Ia que
ECGbaba dE consum1rss Ell tItimo
ii Een.
Sir GuilIermo echo allf las letrAs.
e Pspel ceyt n30 sobre ei fue 20
90 encendi6 En- el act0 IN rayo de
luz ilumino de pronto el salon 2
2 CT miti0 los dCs autoE es de eSta
escena verse en- coDjaBto y detalla-
oEmente durante sl especio de al
gunos minutes
Sir Guinermo babfs reecnocido 3
Bacar& En- la voz.
L8 joyen iba envuelts con una
gran cspa de pieles que lie deiaba
lss manCs libFes = cuyo capuch6n,
ech&do para str4s. descubrfs 81
bella cabezG. p4Iida de corsle 7 Ed
abundante cabellera rubta. c0yos
bucles sueltos q Jtaban sebre sus
espaldas. PerO ST era facfl q sir
GaillerD Do IeconCcer q Bacara, era
casi i'm possible q esta descu brir al
vizeonde Andrsa baio acnel trsie
bnrlesco, Ia capa pintsda de ocre
les cabellCs r0los De sir Arturo Co
llins- Las letrss de cambio al que
marHe esrarrsmaron, pues, : 81
alrededor ur resplan6or passiero
peTo mGy viTo, y el falso ingles
comprendi6 en- q expression de te
rrible calma de cue Ia asonomfa de
su snemiga estsba i'm pre gnada. qUe
no debia ssperar gracia alguna que
Sd podfa EaiYGrEe, no debIa ser de
Ctro m0do one por In astucia.
la f1eTZa era imprseticahle.
Clertamente, 81 vszcon0e Andrea
era IN honbre tan f1ertS en 10 RI
sico como en 10 moral. en case
De lucha cuerpo . cCerpo habrfa
trfu1fado eegursmenta 1e BzEarS,
. pesar del gran Figor &c Esta. Pc
70 u joven tsnfa la vents3s ca iss
srmss de foego- e bar0net 10 te-
Lis cue hacer mas cue IN 10vi
ma=nto ? 81 rcs8ao de0o &c Ia 1owen
sPrs1aea el gatillo ' cafs ii en- re
Cln6o-
Los hsmbrFe qae han exrueg1G
81 vida con frecpsncia aanen con
seEvarls pr06entemsnks Il coavIs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
PRosTRATE WITH RHEUMATIC re.
vER SIX TIMES WITHIN
TWENTY YEARS,

This was the ease Of Mr. Ell Wilt
shire Of Landsdown Terrace. Cs,no.
Wis, who during this time suffered tho
most intense agony. lie writes;
~ heartily indorss the testimonials
which you publish OF st. Jacobs OIL
AZ . pain killer. for ! have been suf-
ferer from rheumatism and kindred
complaints at different times during
the last twenty years. have been
laid pyostrate with rheumatic fever SIX
times during that period. therefore !
consider ! know something about rheu-
mstism. During all OF these twenty
years ! have tried various advertised
rheumatic remedies. oils. ointments
and embrocstions. None OF them gave
mo much relief. but when tried St Ja-
cob's Oil found quite different results.
IL eased the pain almost Immediately
and has done for me what aiiotherre rem
edies put together never began To do.
II could give you several cases that
have been cured. which have come un-
der my notice. and through my recon-
mendation. also one OF toothache. one
of fnceachc. and one OF sore throat
81 have recommended St. Jacobs OIL
and shall continue to do SO by every
means In my power. as consider you
deserving Of every support"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
UNITED STATES REACHES THE
HIGHEST WAVE OF PROSPERITY

New York, Dec. SO.-The annual 10
view Of American trade. finance and
industry prepared by Brudstree0 de-
clares 1901 to be o "record breaker''
among tho i've succeeding years of
:, commercial expansion enjoyed by the
United states.
Its pre-eminencc. the review states.
wns all the more notable because Il
suffered from combination OF hap
penings that In normal year would
have proved depressing. II not disas-
trOus. Enumerated In the latter are
tho mnchinisis' and steel strikes. the
stock panic Of May. the failure OF sew
erul imprudcntly managed combina-
tons. including that In copper. To iix
prices. the shortage Ia com. cctton and
oats. and tho assassination OF Pre~i-
dent Mckinley. Summarizing the gen.
ernl situation. the review says:
Briefly summarized. the year has
seen transacted an aggregate OF gem
ernl business as reflected In bank clear
ings, fur In excess OF any preceding
period; has witnessed stock speculn-
tion. rampant beyond the dreams Of
old.t time brokers. checked and curtailed
by one Of the shnrpcst stock panics in
history. and yet with \ remarkable
minimum OF disturbance Of general
financial operations: Inns watched gen.
ernl industry and production grow
steadily until new and larger figures
were needed TO express the outputs q
orc and Iron and steel and leather and
lumber. and n multitude OF other
branches: hns seen the freight trans.
portntion facilities OF the country
strained to the breaking point. prove
Insufficient tn handle the volume OF
bunlne~s offered: and finally has wit
messed q volume OF holiday business
passing all previous bounds both In
quantity aud quality and the vastly IN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

Denver, Dec. ?D.-with cuio.icx Of
the lntc Horace N. Hale founder Of
the association. author Of the Colorado
school law and inspircr Of the consti-
sutionnl section relating tn schools
the Colorado stnic Tcachcrs' Associa-
tion yesterday afternoon adjourned Its
twcniy.scvcnth annual session.
The principal business OF the day
was the election OF officers. At tho
morning session. Tho elections were
In all cases unanimous. Those chosen
arc: President. John Dietrich. supcrtn-
scndcne OF the Colorado Springs
schools: director. threc-ycars' term.
Charles T.. Chadscy, superintendent OF
the North Denver District No. Ii:
auditor. &. J. Browncombc, Durango.
The present treasurer. II. w. Zirklc.
and secretary. J. Is. Ragnn of Denver.
hold over.
Aaron Cove. who was superintendent
OF the Denver schools when Horace NJ.
Hale was endcnvorinE to get the terri
torinl Legislature to pass n school law
adapted to the needs OF q growing
state. opened the series Of tributes to
the dead educators memory. Hc told
how Professor Hale framed the law,
md summoned the first meeting OF the
Colorado Teachers Association. which
went over the proposed law paragraph
by paragraph and line by line and rec
commended II to the Legislature which
finally enacted II into law. Mr.. Cove
spoke also Of the regret OF Professor
Hnle's friends that his picture was not
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
DENVER TIMES SEIZED
BY TRUST COMPANY

Denver, Dec. % The international
Trust Company took formal possession
Of the plant, oIlice furniture, fixtures
and all nppurtcnants.s OF the Denver
Times last night under power con-
talned In the mortgage for S12o,OO0 1t
holds against the newspaper.
The action was precipitated by n
lNn served on the printing press earlier
N tho day by United States Marshal
Dewey G. Bailey to satisfy an execu-
ton against the company for $4,000.
The Judgment OH which this execution
WINS made IL held by II. =. Kelly. In
addition to the lien on the press, gar
nishment notices were yesterday
served on nearly 100 merchants and
others who have accounts with the pa
Per.
The dispute between two rival forces
which is disclosed by the actions OF
yesterday Is said to mark the begin
ming of nr attempt Of outside parties
who have not yet disclosed themselves,
to gain control Of the paper. The In
ternational Trust Company has held
the mortgage against the paper for sew
eral years, but the mortgage Is really
owned by d, II. Moffat. 1t is under
stood that the paper has defaulted.
and, according to the terms of the trust
deed under which The mortgage was
executed the holder Of the mortgage
can take possession Immediately.
The claim under which the lien and
garnishments were issued was IN old
Judgment for 81 COO held by the Union
National Bank against the paper. This
Judgment was secured by John w.
Schofield, receiver of the bank, in 1895.
About two years ago the Judgment was
sold by Mr.. Schodeld, under order Of
tho United States court, for about 3d.
900, the purchaser being a resident of
Omaha, and said to be a relative of
Earl B. Coe. Later the Judgment was
again transferred and Fl. Il. Kelly Of
this city came into possession Of It.
At the Times office 1t was said last
night that no immediate change will
be made either in the policy or man.
agement of the paper. According to
the statute there is limit of ten days
allowed on the return Of the garnish-
ment and lien.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
"a COLORADO COLONEL"
BY WIN. c. CAMPBELL.

When n railroad attorney turns his
hand to literary work his books urc
not likely to liz dull. Ills calling Is
In itself suggestion Of life. hustle and
variety. and his point OF view IL nntu-
rally that Of the traveller and cosmopoi-
itnn. "a Colombo Colonel and Other
Sketches" by William Carey Camp
bell. Is chiefly remarkable for the fact
that II IL pcrmcatcd In every line by
the spirit Of the West. A western story
written by n tcndcrfoot Is invariably
us much OF color ms is western land
scnpc painted by nm eastern artist from
n photograph. In both. while the out
lines may be- wholly western. the ut
mosplcrc Is that OF the East.
Mr.. Campbell lives In Prescott. Ari-
xona. and is general attorney for the
Santa Fc < Phoenix railway and the
Prescott & Eastern railroad. Formerly
hc lived In Topeka. Kansas, md he Is
substantially u product OF the West.
Hence In describing western scenes and
western people he never touches n
false note. His wc-tcrncrs live ana
breathe In their natural atmosphere.
His book consists OF one tolcrubly
long story. ~ Western Colonel" and
nineteen shorter sketches Of life ana
scenes In Kansas, Oklahoma. Colorado.
New Mexico and Arizona. The story
and sketches are alike Kaleidoscope
and In some instances unstudicd and
skctchy after the imprcssionist style.
The delightful Colonel Golden 3. Fer.
gtson Ii mine promoter or "boomer"
of the Colonel Sellers style, and his
pcculiaritics are exaggerated In the
story to the point OF the burlcsquc.
The romance Is furnished by the love
affairs OF the younger people. whose
fortune II IL to become associated with
him.
After saying that the local coloring
IL always perfect. the character OF the
short sketches will be pretty well sug-
gcstcd by their titles. which are as
follows: 1.-THE BuckIng Bronco"
"Quicn Sabci" 1.-THE Eagle and the
Jnckrabbit," "a Cat Creek Convcrsa-
tion," "Tbc Backsliding ut Cat Creek"
"In Arizona" "Soda Springs Smith,"
Governor for Five Minutes" pixies
Peak by Moonlight" Colonel Jackson
OF Colorado" ''The Medicine Man.
"The Passing of Jack Thompson"
"The Opening of the Cherokee Strip"
"Christmns on the Huerfano," Heap
Big Injtin." Fables OF the Desert" "a
Kansas Emigrant," "At the Bright
Angel Trail" "Thc Cow Catcher"
While there is much quiet humor and
some exnggcration In the Dtories, they
are In no way sensational. They nre
smoothly and entertainIngly written
and make easy reading. A few OF
them appeared in magazines or news
papers before they were put in book
form.
The work is handsomely illustrated
by large number of half tones from
photographs and drawings. The ty-
Biography, paper. presswork and bind
ing are highly creditablc to the pub
fishers, Mcssrs. Crane & Company Of
Topeka, Kansas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

creased purchasing power OF tho pub
lie In late years.
.From the standpoint OF the prssent
estimates the ctearings this year will
exceed the highest records OF proceed
ing years by one-fourth. Gross railway
earnings have increased twelve per
cent. and net returns have gained six.
teen per cent. over the best preceding
year. I1g iron production will be not
far from One-seyenih larger than I'll.
heaviest ever before recorded. Shoe
production and shipments aud there
fore. presumably leather production.
show almost ns large n gain.
''iron production and shipments were
never before eluaiied: certainly lake
shipments Were never 80 large. An
thraciic coal production will be fully
ten per cent. larger than last year and
five per cent. heavier than the record.
The bituminous production promises ns
heavy n gain over past records- Wool
cn manufacturing has been helped by
low cost OF material and good demand
for clothing. All the returns are no; 80
favorable. There has been less money
In cotton for the South this year. and
the margin OF profit In manufactur.
hns occnsioncd complaint there and In
new and old England.
'''rhc agricultural Interest has been
favored by heavy advances In farm
products. which have done much TO
countcrbainncc reductions in yield. Ex.
port trade has shown signs OF heslun.
ton after years OF steady advance and
imports have increased but mainly In
materials Intended for domestic manu-
facturc. and the margin In favor OF cx'
ports IL SILL enormously heavy"
The hank cicarings are estimated nj
$lls.OoO.OD0.O0p. n gain OF hirty-cishi
per cent. over last year and twcnty-six
per cent over the record Of 1899.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
CLEVELAND EIsTEDDFoD.
Gnnd Welsh Tournament of Song ON
Christmns.


Welsh singing societies from dozen
states gathered Mt Cleveland, Ohio, on
Christmas to participate In n song con-
test under the auspices of the local
Welsh singing societies. There were
forty-nine numbers on the days pro-
gram. Davis Lloyd Of New Castle,
Pennsylvania, received first prize for
the best rendition of ''The Britons."
In the contralto voice control, Mrs.
Richard of Akron, Ohio, won first
prize.
John L. Bcvan and Rev. d. L. ROs-
lin Davis of Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
were so evenly good In their readings
of the poem, "Benjamin Harrison"
that the prize was divided.
The prize in the baritone solo con-
test was divided between Thomas J.
Roberts of Granville, New York, and
William Harvard of New Castle, Penn
sylvania.
For male 200 voices in competition
was the feature of the afternoon. The
New Castle. Pennsylvania, male cho-
rus was given the first prize of $500,
the second prize being awarded to the
Meteowes club of West Pallet, Yer.
mont. The Eisteddfod lasted only one
day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
A GREAT MAGNET.
Such is the Character of the Planet We In.
habit.

Such is the Character of the Planet We In.
habit.
While We know that the earth is a
magnet. no one is nbi. TO say what
makes II No. The fundamental secret
OF terrestrial magnetism hns not been
solved. Then. too. there are various
changes In direction which mark the
behavior OF the needle that remains
to b. explained.
These questions are often asked:
what influence In IL that makes the
needle swing to and fro To u micro.
scopic extent every dnyf Why In II
that the dIurnni swing Is greater In
years OF sun spot abundance than nt
the minimum stnrc OF solar uctivityy
Why do the Indications OF the needle
differ In summer from those OF wintcrs
What Is the key To the mystery Of the
long period movement that makes II
necessary to rcchnrt the situation?
What causes the convulsivc behavior
Of the magnets for few hours or days
when there Is n great outbreak OF
sun spots? And II there any relation
between the weather and tho nuctnn-
tIons In the carth.e mnenciismi" There
nrc theories on these subjects. but no
generally accepted doctrines. but the
human mind In so constituted that II
Will not rest until further light Is OBJ
tnincd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
wa,erspout in Morocco.

TangIer. Morocco, Dec 29.-A water
spout has burst over the town Of
Safe. Morocco. 1t inundated the low
er part of the town for the space Of
twelve hours, sweeping everything into
the sen. Two hundred persons are re-
ported to have been drowned. There
are no Europeans among the dead.
The damage to Safe is enormous.
Safe is fortified seaport town Of
Morocco. 1t has population Of 1000,
including about 5000 Jews. 1t is en-
closed by massive walls and has o
palace and a small fort.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
srsAmsoAr,no IN UTAH.
Steamer Undins WIN Fly on the Gr.ad
and GFeen HiSeFs.

and GFeen HiSeFs.
A few days ago the inhabitants OF
the little town OF Moab. located on the
Grand river In eastern Utah. We're ns-
tOnished at the sight OF a genuine
steamboat making its way slowly up
the river and stopping in front Of their
place. There was no wharf to tie TO.
II was the steamer Undine. Captain
summcryiile. that had made It's way
down the Green river from Green ltiv-
er station. ON the kio Grande Western,
TO Its Junction with the Grand. AMI
then up the Grand to Moab. The de
tails OF this initial trip arr given 10y
the Grand Junction sun. The Undine
Is sixty feet long. with a ten-foot
beam. nnd il capable Of carrying thirty
tons OF freight. The time occupied In
the trip Ii not stated. but Captain
Summcryille announced TO the people
Of Moab that la would carry their
freight To AMI from Green River sta
tion at much less cost than the pres
ent wagon haul. This proposition was
enthusiastically received by the farm
ers and fruit growers OF that section.
who thus saw way to get their fruit
to market instead OF permitting II To
rot on III. trees. as has been the GUS
tom heretofore. II lie can obtain
enough freight the captain VIII inau-
gurate a regular service. The currents
OF these rivers nr. very swift. but II
the undinc Is built ns she should be.
th.rc il No reason known 10 the News
why Steamboat service should not be
successfully Inaugurnied on these riv-
crs. Stcamboating In the very heart
OF the continent may strike some pco-
pie as novel. II not impractical. but II
a a
and the Grand arc both might rivers
with volumes OF water exceeded by
few streams on the contincnt.-Dcnrcr
News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
Roo.evcl. Cannot Preside.

Washington, Dec. 29.-1n n commu-
nication to Baron Coubertin, president
of the Olympic games, to be held In
Chicago in 1904, President Roosevelt
has indicated that it will not be possi-
BILE for him to preside on that occasion,
as 1t has been hoped he would. The
President takes the keenest interest in
the contests which are to be the feat
ures of the games, and SO expresses
himself to Baron Coubertin, but regret
ted that for various reasons 1t would
be impracticable for him to preside.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
ovation to Admiral schlcy.

Washington, Dec. 27.-Admiral
Schley and ex-Secretary of the Navy
Herbert occupied box ut the New
National theater tonight to witness
James X. Hackett and company in
Don Caesars Return" 1t was the
first time the admiral had been in
a public place here since the verdict of
the court of inquiry. The house was
crowded and when the admiral ap-
peared he was given an ovation, the
applause lasting several minutes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
STATE or ONO. clTy OF TOLEDO. $.

LUCAS COUNTY,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he r. tho
senior partner OF the nrm OF +. J. Cheney & Co,
doing business In the City OF Toledo. County
and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case o: Catarrh that cannot DO
cured by tho use Of Halls Catnrrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence. this 9th day OF December. A. u. iSsd
,c. a. W. GLEASON,
tsEA-I Notary Public.
Halls Cntarrh euro Is taken Internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. Send for testimonials. free.
+. j. CIIENEY & Co, Toledo. O
Sold by Druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills are tho best
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
Our Pr-sia..s.' Is..s.r.

All Of the presidents of the United
States have been In tho habit of minsiing
freely with the people. but IN. danger of
pointed out In the tragedy OF a few
months ago. II IL also dangerous to trifia
With unknown medicines for indigestion.
dyspepsia. natuirnry, constipation. BILL
safest medicine 10 take Is itostetterz .
Stomach Bitt-rs. II will positively cure
these diseases Try u and see-