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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
THE NAMES or ROCKY roED's
STREETS.

The streets running north AMI south
are numi~rvi. beginning ut scc"nd
street ON the western border OF town
aud numbered consrcuiivcly until
Ninth j. reached. then comcs Main.
T.utJt. etc. VIZ tD Fourteenth.
The avenues run east aud ives, and
arr uamr,I aS follows. ipseinning on
the North side Of the city!
ltsh.
Ilres,I.
Cataipa.
Chestnut.
Swink Avenue.
Elm.
Railruai Street.
Santa Fr Railruaj Track.
Front Street.
Walnut.
Maple.
Sycamore.
Dspcust.
Zine.
spruce.
Jsouth.l
The above information has been printed
on neal car,is Tor the benefit " the pub.
lie. which cards are free TO all who will
call tor them at the Enterprise Office.
Every issue Of the Enterprise is
worthy Of sending East. A few extra
copies are provided each week for the
benefit of the friends who wish TO
send them TO distant friends. Price. 8
Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Uncle pennss was barn in Oxford.
Ohio. January rs. 1919. When snly -
he accompanied his parents into the IN
sfesms,sd Territory q the state Of
Illinois. where they tpak Up land. And
he IN turn. when q age. took 10 large
use; Of raw prairie lard. which with In
dussssoas and Intelligent energy he pfo-
eeedsd 10 cultivate ard improve Tha;
was The bass Of the Old gsntlsnan's
present liberal eosnrsssaey. for The COM
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
Time Table.

The Colorado Flyer which pass
cs west at g:O5 a. M. aud east n,
5:3i p. m. does no, stop.
California Limited scmi.vcckly
from La Junta.
r. q. CunEAS, Agent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

The above information has been printed
on neat cards tor the benefit " the pub.
lie. which cards are free TO all who will
call tor them at the Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Tho woman's Exchange has jus. ra-
eaised a nov 10, Of notions and fancy
work materials.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-21
Un hombfe h0lfado.


Safor Editor.-Sfrvase informar
6 sss lectoras qne si ma eseriben eon
daencia1menta les mAndar6 FOR 90
freo On cart1 selladA I'll plan ane @.
g1i y por elscnal obtuys q reHtable
cimianto psrmanents compActO d
mi sslsd yayiGor varonil despu6s q
AMOS Dc sufrimiantos de 1sbi1idaa
neryicsa, ptfdidss noetn mss j par
tsa lfbilea y 4trofadAs.
No . mi iasA eonssgnir dinsro
dc nadia; f1f robadny estafaAo por
charlatanea, hAsta pexdsr Il e dol
g6ner0 humane, psro graeiAs Bios
sstoy ~ o. hian YiGofoso J fusrte,
y e0nsdose1 1e hleera0no0ar s tcdos
este remodio eiartn deexrarss.
No tenisndo nadA - ysnasr<nt
qus snviar q. =. j. no assso dine
ecs
Dirsssi6n: ,. Brant, Box Dslrsys
Mich. E1. UU. 8 1e0-
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-21
ell suelo que pisa 10 produces, go ex.
zone 6 ser barrido de sus hoga.

el suelo que pisa 10 produces, go ex.
zone 6 Q barrido de nus hoga.
res.
ST 10 predics y ell Con ejo no
vaJen, L. ley puede vAler. Yo espe'
70 que habr& ca las Ckmarss HON.
bres que % atreyhn presenter leyes
obligAndox trabajAr ~nuesttos absn'
donados campos.
Con ell eco lastimero de epobre
patrias Sdesdiehada patria. no va
mos 6 niugunA Earte AL soldado
dormido se lie 6 tita y ordena /; ii PIE.
bio dormido se le decreta y mands.
Los tiempos reqaieren que pei haga
dinerc procede, pues, a ley orde.
nando trAbsjAr. In muerts de ID
patria serk no trAbaiar On suelc; es
pratricida quien no 10 trabaio. Una
ley para los ~patricidas; psrsecuci6n
& les indolentef laborar no es dere:
cho, es nm deberl
Jesus Ma AmGdeo.
Toa Alta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-21

FL &c norito salt6 de In canes, CO.
GIG el saco, le des,umbr6 eli brillo de
tAnto brillAnte. $3.50. 10 6 iba & ha.
Ger CON ellosf Sc dirig 6 6 10 joye.
RIA mas importaute de VitoriA 6 yer
ii queifAn comprarle aquello. $1,000.
FL joyero, sonriendo, le dijo:
-Toda estA riqueza vend 6 &
valer 49,. :. unas mil pesetAs.
In cuenta del hotel importabA
dos mil quinientas tre:e.l
Eusebi0 Bldsco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-21
Monedas J medalas.

Muy Antiques algunas del prin.
cipio de Ii Era Qristiana. o. veaden
bsratas, Informaran I'm In CORES.
~pondsneis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-21
Union PuertOrriQueaa
Americana.
Comlt6 de San Juan.

Slendo graude al ntmero de pa.
triotas que est&ns pendiente de inns
cribir ans nombres On ell Registro de
In mencionada colectividAd, tene
mos ell gusto de; participates. que
queda alberto aqn6l on el estAblecf
mi6nto de D. Francisco J. Marxsua.
Ornx no @.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
INFATUATED
WITH COPYIST
Charge Brought by Wife Against
Husband, a Physician.
He TOLD HER He HATED HER
New York Judge Holds Tauais Constitute
Cruel Treatment and Sufficient Ground
for Separation.
He TOLD HER He HATED HER

New York. Aug. l3.--'Tt is true that the
law cannot compel defendant 10 love his
wife or TO abstain from hating her. No
more can the law compel any one TO be
virtuous or honest. but IL may protect
the wife against brutality. as II may
punish the dishonest. The absence OF
love for a wife or even hatred Of her Ia
quite different from constantly taunting
the wife with the lack OF the feeling or
love or the existence OF one of hatred
toward her In my opinion the course
OF cohduct which II is here admitted had
characterized the defendants acts to-
ward his wife. bearing in mind his
avowed and deliberate purpose TO coerce
her into bringing an action or divorce
against him would justify her In with
drawing from his society. and conversely
would entitle her TO a decree Of separa-
ton on the ground of cruel and inhu-
man treatment"
ALIMoNY AND COUNSEL FEE.
With this language Judge Greenbaum.
OF the supreme court. yesterday disposed
of an applications made by Mrs. Agnes
Neuhaus for alimony and counsel fees
ton from her husband. DR.. George Il.
Neuhaus, by directing that the physi-
clan pay her $3.50 month aiimony
and counsel fee OF 800.
The main cause of complaint OF Mrs.
Neuhaus Is that her husband told her ne
hated her and had transferred his arec-
tions TO another while her husband, VINO
aid not deny that such was the fact con-
tended that she had no ground for q
separation. without proof of acts or ply
sical violence on his part. and that the
law could not compel him to love his
wife. nor could IL prohibit him from be-
coming infatuated with another woman.
DR. and Mrs. Neuhaus were married
I'm Berlin, Germany on Sept. l6, 1890, and
for about Ave years have resided at l5i
West Ninety-fifth street. Mrs. Neuhaus
saws that last April she went to Texas 10
visit her brothers and then brought her
suit. alleging that on account or ner nus
bands cruel and inhuman treatment II
was unsafe for her TO live with him.
INFATUATED WITH CoPYIsT.
Che charges that for more than six
months he has been so infatuated with
a copyist In his employ that his condi-
tion is one of mania, as most or the
time he has not been professionally en-
gagged he has spent With this copyist
She saws he told her he hated her and
that his affections were entirely with
drawn from her and transferred TO his
copyist. and on several occasions asked
her 10 bring an action for divorce.
stating that he would furnish the EVIL
dence.
She declares that he once threatened
IL she did not accede to his demands ana
obtain a divorce he would abandon her.
and on another occasion told her II she
persisted in rejecting his demands he
would Kill himself. her and their only
child. She says her conscience wouldd
not permit her TO accept his proposition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

New York. Aug. 13.-Active preparations
already are under way at the New YORK
navy yard for the construction or the
new is, ,O00-ton battleship Connecticut. Inn
mense piles are being driven 10 form the
foundation for the cradle on which the
vessel will bc built. The officers In charge
appreciate the fact that much depends up
on their efforts, for upon the speed and
effectiveness shown In the construction or
the new man-o war depend I'm a great
measure the prospects OF the establish
ment OF government shipbuilding plant
a the yard.
Every effort Will be made by those con-
cerned In the direction OF the construc-
tion OF the battleship. 20 keep the manu-
facturers OF armor and machinery strict
Is to their contract time IL u can be
proved that battleships may be built as
quickly and as well AT the navy yard as
az private shipyards the facilities for
shipbuilding will n r. hoped. be much In
creased and made permanent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
NECK BROKEN
Two-ysar-Ou Son Of Or. East
man Fell From Crib.

DR.. and Mrs. Frank q. Eastman OF
East Greenwich met with sudden ber-
eavement. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Eastman had placed her 2-year-oid
son George r., in crib that ne might
have a nap.
aha heard q noise "a though some object
had fallen TO the floor.
Returning she discovered that the little
fellow had climbed up and fallen over
the side OF his crib and had been seri-
ously injured.
DIR. Soule was called, but the baby was
bevond help The infants neck had been
broken, and death resulted In few min
utes Medical Examiner Longfellow
viewed the body.
DR. Eastman was away on n vacation
cruise on the yacht Ospney. He was
reached by telegraph late at night and
arrived home this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
WILL he WIN?
Speculation as TO Whether AStOr
viii Gain Lady ViIIiers' Hand.

London. Aug, is.-society at first was
disinclined to take any stock in the ru-
MGR of an engagement between young
Waldorf Astor and Lady Edith viniers.
daughter OF the Earl Of Clarendon. but
the fact that neither family Will deny the
report and the further fact that the young
people continue TO spend much time in
one anothers company has led many 10
the conclusion that after oil there may be
something In the story.
The Lady Villiers has been receiving
marked attention from n peer. who has
no claims 20 the vast wealth of young
Astor. and there arc known 90 be several
other suitors. so that II the young
American wins out he will have the sat
isfaction OF knowing that he leaves n
number Of disappointed rivals on the
field The victory. II victory n won a.
now appears probable. may be attributed
10 those qualities which always place
America In the lead. for young Astor, un-
like his sire. n n good American citizen
Notwo olstanding the fact that he has
passed the greater part OF his youth I'm
England and quite naturally has absorbed
English IDEAS TO a greater or lesser ex-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
mo MIDWAY"
A Trip Around World May Com
prise Amusement Features.

Worlds Fair. st. Louis. Aug ls-In
planning for the lighter amusement feat.
ures at the Worlds Fair the original idea
has been brought forward by the director
OF concessions Mr.. Morris b. Gregg, 10
arrange them In the order OF trip
around the world. The attractions will be
selected carefully and will be In each in
stance OF the highest character that can
be secured.
The names Around the World" and
"Tour de Monde" have been suggested
The scheme will furnish the life and en-
tertainment OF n trip around the globe
The visitor who makes Mr.. Gregg's trip
will have an experience as nearly like the
actual journey as can be devised. From
stepping on board an ocean liner 10 Home
Sweet Home from band stand on Art
Hill, he will have mingled with the peo-
pies OF many countries. will have seen
their native industries, will have par.
taken Of their food, will have enjoyed
their entertainments.
In brief, Mr.. Gregg's scheme WILL sup
plement the exhibits that go 20 make up
an Universal Exposition and the archi-
lecture OF all nations as exempllfled I'm the
foreign buildings.
Among the features OF this Tour de
Monde. Mr. Gregg has already taken into
consideration the advisabilty of the cou-
pom IChtN w NhfNh IbuHu iflD rates
the visitor can take this journey around
the world enjoying every part OF IT, Un-
der this coupon ticket arrangement part
OF the trip can be made In a day and 9TH
or portions left for other days.
I III any one desires TO emulate Phineas
Fogg he can try record breaking on the
Tour de Monde IL will hardly be possl-
bic. however. In view OF the length OF the
trip as filled out by Mr.. Greggs varied
Attractions. 90 do IL In eighty minutes
soncessionaires 20 whom some lnforma-
ton has been given OF this plan OF ar
rangement for concessions are delighted
with n, and are devislng their attractions
so as 10 ~ into 10. The committee on con-
cessions has given n number OF sittlngs 10
the proposed Tour de Monde. The more
the members Of the committee consider
II, the more desirable the plan seems.
There are already under consideration APP
piications for concessions which nearly
complete the Trip Around the World. Into
the arrangement may be worked one Of
the terraced hill sides or a Swiss village
which In said To have been the most In
teresting OF all the concessions at Paris
- iooa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

tent. IL Is SAID BY his intimate friends
that he cherishes an oversha dowinR Tx
ing for the land OF the stars and strlpes
lie Is n good oarsman. n fine horsenon n
and an enthusiastic huntsman. Recently
ne has become interested In politics and IS
a follower OF Lord Rosebery. Upon the
death Of his father he will Inherit the
greater part of an estate valued at more
than 500. 600 600.
The Lady Villiers is not q great beau
~. but she Is clever and brilliant. with a
great dignity OF bearing Her father
who Is Lord Chamberlain Of England has
held many political Offices and is n great
favorite with King Edward. as he was
also of the late Queen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

A parade, campfire. sham battle. ban
quot and review are features OF the three
days entertainment program. Much In
terest is manifested in the sham battle.
which will be q typical Philippine fight.
The soldiers representing the American
forces Will cross a shallow lagoon on the
shores Of Lake Manawa TO an island,
where the soldiers representing the Phil
ippines are TO be hidden In the willows
and rushes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

IN THE
FAR EAST
National Society Of Army Of
Philippines Holds Annual Re-
union at Council Bluffs.

Council Bluffs. Ia. Aug. 13.-Battle flags
are flying In Council Bluffs today and the
air resounds with martial music. Thou
sands OF veterans young and old. are to
be seen about the streets and other out
ward indications are abundant that a
great military gathering is on the tapis.
The occasion is the third annual re-
union OF the National society. Army OF
the Philippines which was formally OPEN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

Persons leaving the city during the
summer can have The News mailed 20
any address In the United States for
Is cents per month. Telephone No. 1872.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
col. THEODORE swEUT TO WE'D

Springfield. Ill. Aug lS.-A number OF
guests are here from out ~ town for the
wedding OF Col Theodore Ewcrt. assist
ant adjutant general. and Miss Nellie VI.
Bell. daughter OF Capt. and Mrs. John G.
Bell
The ceremony will be performed this
evening at the residence Of the brides
parents. the criciating clergyman being
the bridegroom's brother. the Rev. A. l..
r Fwert OF Jacksonville. chaplain OF the
Firth regiment, !. n q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
CHANGES IN SCHEDULE ON THE
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.

A number Of changes will be made In
schedules OF the electric car service on
the Warren and Bristol branch Of the n
Y. n. ". a II. r. X. between Providence
Fail River. Warren and Bristol. com
mencing Wednesday. August is. 1902
For full information regarding such
changes passengers, are referred 10 the
posters and leaflets showing the new
schedules.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

Mcrae. Jr., and Secretary Sumner Knox
greeted the visitors on behalf OF the
Iowa veterans. and response was made
by General Francis Green. president OF
the national society. Messages OF greet
ing were received from President Roose-
welt Senator Beveridge and others. The
roll call showed a large attendance. par
ticularly from Minnesota. the Dakotas,
Iowa, Kansas and Michigan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

ed today and will continue through the
remainder of the week. Many officers OF
high rank are taking an active interest IN
the reunion. among the number being
Gen. Macarthur, Gen. Charles King. Gen.
Irving Hale. General Lloyd Wheaton and
others.
Today's proceedings consisted OF ad-
dresses OF welcome and responses and the
work of organization. President Donald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
Magic Hair Stain

For brown or black: prepared ny
GEORGE oRAfSBY. Wig Maker md
Hairworker. lc9 fremont street. Boston.
IL n simple. safe and easily applied. con-
tains no lead poisons; use IL once and
you will never use any other. BLAND
ING & BLANDING. "a Wsybosset street;
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-05

"Jauet," said Aunt Emily, to her
niece, who, being home from the busi-
ness college for over Sunday, was tel
ling some OF her experiences, "I'm go
ing to preach you little sermon right
here. No, you needn't look toward
the door, you can't escape.
"In the first place, you're starting
out all wrong. Don't fancy that be-
cause you happen to be poor that all
the world Is turning the cold shoulder
to you. The world has a use for peo-
DIE who are bright aud entertaining
and helpful, whether their purpose be
long or short.
Don't NOPE. Don't moan. Don't
imagine slights, or, worse still, pervert
unaffected kindness into condescen-
sion. Meet your friends halfway.
Avoid dilating on your losses and
grievances. Extract all the pure gold
you can from those around-you may
find II where you lest expect to. Hold
I'D your head, even II you must wear O
last years hat on II. There Is sure 70
be some one who will appreciate you
at your real value.
"Don't be afraid to accept invita-
tons. You can return them some
time, even II in . simple fashion. Gen
orally speaking, the world Is growing
wiser every day. Your clothes. your
dishes, your house, do not make the
'youness' Of you. The things that do
make II are the brigh. eye. the cordial
smile, the intelligent share in the gen.
eral conversation-in word, the heart
and the brain.
Don't creep into your shell; To
apply an appropriate bit Of slang.
"Gon't be q clam CLANS don't have
. very good time; but crickets and
larks and robins and running brooks
all things that chirp away trouble. and
ripple and soar and sing over difficult
ties, have the very best times In the
wo:ld.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-05
who ShcuId Build the Fire?

We are asked whether It is the duty
Of the man or bis wife TO get up In the
morning and build the fire. On gen.
eral principles any man In good health
who will let his wife do this work
needs the discipline Of the church.
Where women are made to do this,
they will almost always speak of their
husband a. "their man." the tribute
which o slave pays to the master.
The wife Is usually the last to retire.
She has the kids to look after, the cat
to put out, the clock to wind, and, like
enough, some stockings to darn aud q
patch to put on Johnny's breeches
long after 'her man" Is abed and
sound asleep. Then, II q man has To
build the fire the kindling il alway-
ready, which IL not always the case
when his wife builds it. However,
there are some exceptions to this rule.
Where the woman dominates and
practically runs the farm and the home
and the little man up in bed is only a
pawn for her to move here and there,
In such cases let her build the fire
every time. Few men become go thor.
ouRhly hardened that they can listen
with pleasure to their good wives rat.
Ting the lids of the kitchen stove on
q cold morning while they lie com
fortably in bed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-05
wnns Men Like In women.

A man likes beauty a. q bee does
flowers. He says il has no attraction
IL not linked with wit and charm. But
experience proves the contrary. Beau
ty has always been queen, and, though
q wise Frenchman says her power Is
wanting, there is little evidence OF 1t
yet.
A man likes neat woman and ad-
mires stylish one. IL you can work
this combination you have winner.
But it Ia difficult in these days Of bag
gy coats and frowsy hair, Bays the
Philadelphia Telegraph.
A mau likes q woman Of indepen.
dent and strong character. But he
does not want 1t too strong. There
must be sufficient feminine weakness
about 10 tickle his vanity as her pro-
tector aud defender. He likes the
cliuging vine, but don't cling too
much after the marriage ceremony
has been performed. He may decide
that what was but charming depeh-
dence In the honeymoon is heavy
load after the glamOr has worn OIL.
A man likes woman to be capable
of talking well If need arises and IL he
friends what u smart girl he has. But
he doesn't want her to talk too much
when he is the only listener. He
would rather do the talking himself
a man likes an accomplished aud
bright woman rather than q talented
one, and the entertaining qualities
rather than marked intellectual ones.
II you really are clever, be clever e.
nough to conceal it, II you want to he
popular with the average man. He is
afraid of the WON en- take degrees a.
bachelor OF philosophy and other terri.
fyiug terms. He knows he cannot
shine In such society, and he hies
him to the girl who babbles about her
friends, the play, and such brainsoolh.
ing subjects, or who will listen while
he talks about football, the club, oI
Why the dog didn't get prize.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-05
We sell Is lbs. best granulated sugar fol

We sell Is lbs. best granulated sugar fol
slO0.
NICE JEwELRY.-n You want o. ice Jewelry
OF tho newest aud best patterns. or II you
need speciacles or watches. cali on J. w. Ky
kard. His goods are both pretty and cheap.
He has beautiful presents for loved ones. u
Cure tha. cold with Millord's Cold and Grip
Tablets. No cure, no pay. Phone lo1. NIL
ford's drug store.
We are headquarters for anything In the
drug line. Milford's Drug store.
Just received car Of nice hay which we
offer cheap. A. M. smith & Co.
Miifords Neuralgia powder will relieve you
every time. No cure, no pay. Miiford's Drug
Store. Phone l07.
Syrups and moIasses cheap. A good DC mo
lasses Tor nc. q I0c molasses for 3Sc, good Soc
syrup for iOc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-05
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters OF Ad.
ministrHiion.
BY r. f. HILL, ESQ, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WHEREAS, Mn. CorTis Hsmm inger has
w made suit 10 me, Ia grant her Letters ol
Admin nistraiion of the Estate and effects OF j.
%. Hemmiugsr, late OF Abbeville County, de-
censed.
These are therefore. to cite and admopish
ail and singular the kindred and Creditors 0i
the said J. y. Hemminger. d. ceased. that they
be and appear before me. In the Court ni Pro-
bate. To be held at A bbcvilie T.. H.. ON Friday.
the lith day Of March, l'02. after publication
hereof. nj II O'Clock In the forenoon, TO show
cause II any they have, why the said Admin.
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and aeal OF the Court
this 2sth day OF February. In the
fSEAL] year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and two. aud In the log year
OF American Independence.
Published on the 5th and ~ b days Of March.
I9U. In the Press and Banner aud on the
Court House door for the time required by
law.
Il. F.. HILL,
Judge OF Probate.