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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21
DR.. BRADT IN MICHIGAN.
Detroit Paper Speaks Highly of His
Work Here

Dr. Bradt of the First Presbyterian
church OF this city is spending his vaca-
ton at Lake Orion, Mich, out while he
is taking a vacation he is also doing
some good work at a conference near
Lansing George c. Smythe of Lansing.
Mich. has the following to say in the
Detroit News of DR.. Bradt's address at
the conference and of the work OF the
First Presbyterian church of thiS city:
''Dr. Bradt is a young man. apparently
not over 20 years old, delightful on the
platform for his manner as well as for
his matter About six and a half years
ago DR.. Bradt, then Of Lincoln, Neb..
where he had just passed through a great
missionary revival. accepted a call 10 the
Wichita church, one stipulation on the
part Of the church being that they would
undertake to support a missionary on
the foreign field To some Of the mem
bers that seemed reckless. IL not impos-
sible. for 1t was during the extreme de-
preston following the collapse from
over booming. and the church felt Itself
in a very hopeless condition. under a
debt of $1,000 on the property, which
had been incurred on the crest OF the
The church had ego members. all Of mod
crate means. and among them were some
who had heard that charity begins at
home and that there are heatnens
enough at our own doors. but there were
also those who believe that the last
commission Of their MsFtsr-to every
creature IN all the worlds the condition
Of prosperity al home. And so the added
burden vas undertaken and Dr. Bradt
began his labors in Wichita What has
resulted They have maintained their
missionary. Hunter corbett. d n. with
his wife al Che Foo. China. with A sal
III OF $50. and they have enlarged upon
that until they are now maintaining II
addition two lady medical missionaries
and twenty IA tive pastors and hospital
and a missionary school. all ar che Foo.
and costing g, no year. They also
maintain a missionary or the home aeid.
among the poor whites Of Kentucky
some ~ whom are numbering each other
for want Of tina; gospel n their hearts
which the Tnissiona ries teach, ard u
wichita thev have two mission branches
in charge 81 Pm assistant pastor and d..
Bradt has also an assistant pastor in TIE
mother church and they r1ainta1n n AZ
dition a minister % music - provide for
the musical needs % the whole parish.
and kten0Frzp hsr and bookkeepeTN arc
2 lady CITY missionary Bat box abou'
The creditors ard ire II % deb, Fl al
this emotional giving Well not~ith-
standing that the Wichita church has
contributed fo- che general work q evan
gelsza;ion. besides sfeir ordinary current
expenses. about 49, f. TIRE SIX year,
last year 81 g1--Tsshsr. Il nay b trzsfh-
fully ard scrfpturzliv aid. hecause theT
hsTe-they hsve pad 81 AL their ceSi-
AMI TIE 80 members are noE f.Sno men,
bers. ard re one church and one pastor
ara three churches ard THREE pastors.
and the discouraged a1s s>st-eeieaEueT-
- garrison are al enthusiastic army 81
occ-Fs,sou-
Herbert cz.ler. a. e-npsoye os IT, Hock-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21
a POPULAR LAMENT.
Where Would Society Be if One Was
Judged for the Sins of Others?

JuO9GO IOF lHc SinS OF Oln6FS!
20: l tried one Of those hair tonics
sometime ago and it never did me a bit
of good
That's what many people are saying
today when they refuse Herpicide a trial
1t would be as sensible to say L
never travel on a railroad because
often see collisions mentioned in the
papers"
Newbro's Herpicide is specially made to
destroy the germ that is living on the
roots Of your hair.
That is why 1t is so exceedingly efica-
cious-it is there for the sole purpose OF
Kidding the hair Of this parasitic growth.
after which the hair grows as nature
intended.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc. in
stamps for sample TO The Herpicide Co.
Detroit, Mich. Moore Drug Co. special
agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21
ASKS FOR DAMAGES.
Woman Injured on Way to Wichita
Sues Railroad Company.

Mrs. Ella Seaman. who was injured in
a wreck west of Topeka a short time
ago while on her way from Warren. Ohio.
to visit friends in this city, has filed suit
in the federal court against the Santa Fe
for $1,000 for injuries received in the
wreck. The train jumped the track and
the car in which Mrs. Seaman was riding
turned completely over. She was in
jured internally and had several ribs
broken
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21
AT eRAEsURN TONIGHT.
There Will Be Club Picnic and
Dance

At the Braeburn club a celebration Is
planned for this evening. Many members
win so 10 the club in the latter part Of
the afternoon and VIII enjoy a picnic and
a picnic supper. Later IN the evening
there wil be dancing. Mrs. Bamberzer
furnishing the music
The social functions given bY the Brae-
burn club have always proved very en-
5oysbie 10 their members and as this Is
the first one that has been given for
some time IT is expected that the AFFAIR
viii be largely attended
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21
HORSE RAN AWAY.
While Master Was in Bathing and
Smashed Buggy.

Ed Krulsheimer's horse became fright
ened yesterday afternoon while Ed, with
a party OF his friends We're in bath ng
in the Little river near Twelfth street.
and ran away, doing considerable dam
age TO the buggy The flies bothered the
horse and were the cause of its sudden
burst into the three minute class. II ran
east On Twelfth about TWO blocks. when
hung up and the horse was stopped.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21

society woman OF JacksonViiie,
Fla, daughter of Recorder OF
Deeds, West, says:
There are but few wives and
mothers who have not at times en-
dured agonies and such pain as only
women know of. wish such women
knew the value of Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t
is a remarkable medicine, different IN
action from any other ever knew and
thoroughly reliable
81 have seen cases where women
doctored for years without permanent
benefit who were cured in less than
three months after taking your Vege-
table Compound, while others who
were chronic and incurable came out
cured, happy, and in perfect health
after thorough treatment with this
medicine | have never used it myself
without gaining great benefit. A
few doses restores nay strength and
appetite, and tones up the entire
system. Your medicine has been tried
and found true, hence l fully endorse
it, MRS. E. A. ANDERSON, 225 Wash
ington ST., Jacksonville, Fla. $4,000
forfeit If original Of GssRs testimonial proving GEM
fnensss oanast 10 produced.
The experience and testimony
of some of the most noted women
of America go to prove, beyond
q question, that Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Will
correct all such trouble at once
by removing the cause, and re-
storing the organs TO q heaithy
and normal condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21

Herbert Css.ler. a. enpsoye e t7s Hock-
sdsY Hardware company for nEnher 4
years. has enlisted fl tEs nzsy as fire.
nan za6 AL Leave hare Lozezy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21

Tor fifteen rounds large crowd from
out Of town is expected and the boys are
preparing for big time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-21

when offer you positive
and permanent cure under an abb
soIute guarantee of No Cure. No
Pay, isn't it at least worthy your
investigation?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Record Of an Explorer.

Sir John Forest. .iha Australian
statesman. has Encai record as an
explorer. A few years aEo after on
t-r!nE the survey department in 1885
he commanded an expedition sen, into
the interior in search Of Dr. Lrichardt.
The following year he explored tho
shores Of the great Australian Blsht
from Perth to Adelaide. Later on he
conducted an expedition In connection
with the overland telegraph between
Adelaide and Port Darwin. making a
journey Of nearly 1900 miles without
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01

anxious look on her young face. Lolita
stepped forward.
oh" she exclaimed. i am sor hap.
py can now walk. wish mamma
was here to see me-"
Mrs. Armour was almost too happy
to see strangers. but she said:
DIR. Lorcnx has told me that tho
operation was entirely successful. lilo
says he sees no reason why Il should
not cycntnatc In u complete cure. and
that every condition points that way"
The young patient noW looks as rosy
and fresh M other little Girls. and she
is said to be In arai-clasS health.
Lolita Armour has been a cripple
from childhood. suffering from con-
genital disease Of the hip. Last fall DR..
Iyorcnx was brought from Vienna by
Mr.. Armour and paid tIo. 900 for plac'
In. the chiid's limbs in n plaster cast
after reducing the complications. This
was III. second operation. the nrst be-
Ing unsuccessful.
For months the little EiTi has been
unable to move her limb. and through
all her trials has kept up brave lit
Il. heart. Now she ~iil DO able 10
take part In the amusCmcn,S OF her
friends and play like other children.
and tho Armours would not caro- !!
the cost had been trcblcd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01

Lolita Armour Is no longer cripple.
DIR. Adolph Lorcnx. the famous VI.
emma surgeon. took OF the plaster cast
on the little girls hip at Chicago last
week In less time than II takes to tell
OF II.
Tho physician told her to move
across the room.
With n cry OF Joy the child found
herself able to walk without assist.
ancc. Tears flowed from the eyes OF
the oniookcrs. but they were soon
mingled with smiles and laughter.
Mrs. Armour was not In the house
at the time. When she returned she
nearly tainted when Lolita Ian-actu'
ally ran-up To her and cried out:
"oh. mamma. see. can walk now
With n hynt-ricai cry Mrs. Armour
caught tho child to her breast. and
soon mother and daughter were weep.
Ing with an cxeess of JOY.
DIR. Lorcnr performed the work of
removing the east with an ordinary
pcnknifc. The plaster was removed
without the siishics, dificuity. and
with no pain To the little patient. who
has suffered all her misfortnnca with
tho hcroism Of a martyr. loiita's
nurse. keyed to a pitch Of intense -x.
element, was present In the child's
room.
With trembling limbs and en-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Hewitt .. q Business Man.

The late Abram =. Hewitt, did no,
believe in the stcrcutypci saw ''if you
wan, a thing well done do I, your,
self" II. used TO say; My principi.
Of economy always has been never TO
do anything myself II could pay
someone else to do IL as we'll" Mr.
Hewitt, held this syst-m to be the
trucs, cconomy-io save himself for
the most impoF,an, uses. He was Of
opinion that the great weakness Of
Gladstone as a political leader was
tina, he seldom allowed a subordinate
to do anything.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
weIi Known Gam, coe. o,,,a.,,

The greatest breeder and most sue.
ecssial fighter Of game cocks in the
United States Is believed TO be John
w. Goodhart of LrcsburR. Va. who
pufsucs the business in a thoroughly
practical way. with the result of swell.
Ing his bank account materially. When
training birds to hsht ho marches
them up and down steep hiilsidcs to
strengthen their legs and otherwise
puts them through strenuous exercise.
Generally his birds fiRh, in baltimore.
where. as a matter of fact. such con.
tests are contrary TO iaw. hut are
quietly ignored by the authorities.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Then VIVA, Was III

Corporation Counsel George T..
RiVcs attended fc~ days ago a din.
ncr where some one told the aged
story about the man who went to the
other world. and. after being refused
admission. either TO the upper or
lover Kingdom. bcvailcd the fate OF
having TO return once more to his
native town. In this case the town
was Rochester. and the story vas told
by a Rochester man.
'iie got the story wrong" said Mr..
Riscs. What really happened was
this; The Rochester man died and
was taken TO the other world. After
he had been there few days he
met an old friend. Well. Bill. heaven
beats Rochester he remarked. Hut
this amt heaven. replied Bill
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Why He LAUGHS At DOCTORS.
Representative livingston Of c.orpis.
Teiia COED StofY.

Representative Livingstone Of Gscr.
Ella. believes thai he got the te,taS es
tie surgeons this fall and he Is con
graduating hiEsclf accordingly. ks
q result Of he artluous campaign
work he became possessed CT very
bad thruat II refused to yield to
ordinary treatment. so he went TO a
distinguished surgeon In bis part OF
the country. Tho surgeon took
glance Mt the infIamed organ and then
cot out his knives and prepared for
an operation. Mr.. Livingstone DC
INJURED. After much pleading he was
granted twenty.fuIr hours in which 10
tighten up his nerve for the ordeal.
While eng ged in the tightening proc.
ess another patient came along. was
stretched out on the operating table
and died before she surgeon finished
with him. Livingston heard OF this
and stood of the surgeon on one pre-
text or another until he was ready TO
start for Washington. Just before
,savirg home he came upon an old
tcgro NANNY who offered cure 10,
lis throat She soaked lump Of
sufa ar in turpcrtlnC. The dose did
oil the cid manmy claimeu for It.
And that" said Representative Liy.
ingstonc. is the reason | laugh every
time | see a doctors sIsE.'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
ch.ms.rI.In and III. ey.al.s..

From July IL. is;s. when he GEs,
entered the house Of commons. TO his
rcecn, return to England from Africa
the mos, salicn, feature Of Mr.. Cham.
bcFiain's personal appearance has
been his cycsiass. From the very
hrs, l, fascinated the popular imagina.
ton. The idea Of birmingham Raii.
cal. Republican Chamberlain with a
monoclc staggered the house. though
bisracii. John Bright and other ~. P.'s
favored the same aid of vision. Dis.
racli. who heard Mr.. chambcriain's
maiden speech. gave. IL Ia said. as
his only opinion that "iic wears his
cycgiass like a gentleman
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
er,ob.m youno's Successor.

dent Of the council Of twelve apostles
of the mormon church. leaves va
cancy In that offiCc aud the succession
Ia a matter Of much speculation. p,
NJ Lyman and John Henry Smith are
the senior apostles. both having been
appointed In 1879. Following prece.
dent. one Of these would be selected
as prcsiden, of the twelve apostles and
thus be in line Of succession to the
presidency Of the church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Win Paint wa,.h,o. or.v.

tn. British admiralty has definitely
decided TO adopt the ffcheh gray col
or a. the ofiiciai war pain, for the yes.
sells In tho navy. This decision has
been arrived a, after prolonged expert
mcn,s with various ,in,s. ff-neh gray
Ia tho color which renders a vessel
tho least conspicuous and renders u .
difiicui, target to hit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
HAD REASON TO LAUGH.
ho~ Deacon un~iisiroiy Amused the
Connfenaiion.

Now Deacon Unsitti~oiy Amused the
Congregation.
Deacon R-ic- Of Hartford. Conn.
~as we'll known as being provided
with an enormous handle to his coun.
i~nane- In the shape OF a huge nose:
In fact. II ~as remarkable for It's
length. On one occasion. when tax.
ins up a collection In tn. church to
which he belonged. -s--y person to
whom he presented the box seemed To
be possessed Of sudden and uncon.
truiIabir desire to laugh. The deacon
did no, know ~ha, to make of H. H..
had often passed II around before. bur
no such effects had he witnessed. Tn.
secret. however. leaked out. lie had
been afflicted a day or tao with a sor.
on his nasal apccndagc, and had
placed a small sticking plaster over
IL.
During the morning of the day In
question the plaster had dropped on.
and the deacon. seeing II. as he sup.
posed. lying on the floor. picked II up
and stuck II on again. hut. alas' he
picked up instead on. Of the pieces OF
paper which the manufacturers OF
spool cotton paste on the end Of every
spool. and which read. Warranted 200
yards"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
6iupidIy ptop<r.

An editor of a small aapcr rcecn,iy
stated that he had been kissed by one
OF the mos, beautiful married women
In the town. lie promised to tell her
name In the hrsi issue Of his paper
h"st month. In tao weeks tho eircu.
Iaiion OF his newspaper doubled. bu,
~hch he gave the name Of his sifc
he had TO leave toSu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
stree, Merchant. o,a,ni...

Tho la'cs, trade union TO b. form.
cd IN Sydney. Australia. Ia one cm.
hracins all manner Of street mcr.
chants. II is called an association OF
hcwsscndors. s,rcct musicians. shoe.
blacks. lace and stud sellers. fruit.
ha~krTs. nshscliers. rovctsrilVrs
and general stree, workers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Hard o. l.no, Growers.

The mixing Of aqua fortis. which
costs but a few cents a quart. with
essence of lemon. has reduced the
price Of the essence In Italy 10
t~cnty.thrcc cents per pound. while
the pure essence is worth fous or Eve
times as much.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Had Earned Death Sentence.

The record Of vuraclty belongs of
right TO a stoat recently caught at
Pcnnyhill. During the night the blood.
thirsty little creature had killed elev.
en- turkeys. thirty ducks and twenty
chickens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
The Irony Of Fats.

For international irony ii would be
hard To beat the fact that. whereas In
1870 France produced 5000 tons Of
maddcr. the quantity gradually fell TO
few hundred tons. Till nov the ,rous.
crs Of the French troops arc dyed with
an artificial red made in Germany.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
caIsxeras Tree. In pann.r-

The big trees in the Calavcras grove
in California arc once again reported
in danger from commercial yandais.
Five thousand years in the sight OF
these fellows are as fiVc thousand dol.
lars, which are soon told.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Worries Vital Statistics,

The proportion of married people
10 the population Is highest in Hun.
gary where io5 per ! 900 OF the peo.
pie are married. Portugal stands at
the other end Of the list. with only
5iO married per 1000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
pIorn.on a. > pnilsn,hronl,,.

Shortly before his seventeen birth.
day Biornson tried to raise a fund for
the aid Of INDECENT teachers In public
schools. Only 5.oco crowns was sub.
sctibcd and /, is said that he ia now
trying to purchase one OF the educa.
,ional periodicals Of his country with
a view Of helping TO carry cut his
plans.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
worIa.. W.,,r con,umn,lon.

The average daily consumption Of
water per head Of population In
American cities Ia about eighty gal.
Ions. In Europe II varies from three.
in Brcst. and eleven In Venice. to sO2
In Marsoilics. and 2si In Rome.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Have r~.n,y.,nr,. cb,Is,,,.

A son was born a few days aro
TO Mr. and Mrs. cormac MccailIs Of
iiasle;on. Pa. being the twenty third
child born TO the couple. Mrs. Nc.
Calls is fortyonc years old and was
married at the age Of seventeen
years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
s,ene~.re rur,i,ur. for stores.

s,onc~aEo furniture for stores is
= novelty In Germany and seems to
be applicable especially TO meat shops.
fish and other markets. kitchens. seui,
icEi-s. etc. The most important con.
ter for its manufacture Ia Mc,,iach.
where there arc several large factor
les.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Wan, Wireless r.i.oraps Plants.

The companies having steamers In
the Alaskan trade offer to subscribe
Tor stock enough In the MarconI com
pany To furnish money for the i'm.
mediate establishment Of wireless tel.
csraph plants along the dangerous
coast Of British Columbia.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01

LIBERTY BUILDING.
Gladys Baxter Lee Martin
Florence Reichenbac eli iE'redric Mcrk.
fn Wnfara yaRnIrnE sink.lY Sim,s M,s sJa,ss Janss
II. ELLEN GII.LMoR.
Teacher OF Grade ib.
Lorin Rabcock Aionzo Schmidt
Lee cridrr Roger Thomas
James Clark. John Neag-r
Eddie bicksr G-rtie Anderson
Joseph Davidson T-na Davidson
Samuel Davidson Lucille Goblin
Melvin Hereford Grac. l.nwton
Harry Horn Lsthu Smlrl
Ralph Haley
Teacher OF Grad. Ia.
Frederick Hollea blanche Fcnton
Earle bawlcy Kate Goblin
Rssa Haley Rasy Mai,sx
Honald Jackson Myrtle M-rk
Maurice Mitchell ln.. Swift
Mack Martin Laura Swink
Herbert Ro-nis-n ionia Wisdom
81. EVA THOMAS
Teacher Of Grade :b.
Bessie Haii.y Magnolia Frankiin
Selma Gustason Eyertt Iiost~ick
M.ri Ciiiisan Tommi- I'm
Clara HAYS Gene liaMk-y
Esther Peek Eddie Iiiiirton
fi-ia fon,iu- Harold Hereford
Lyle tmstattd Cleveland Williams
cathsfin- Nanny Guy Vaughn
Afti- Lane Charles iiafnari
ELLA GODsIt
Teacher OF Grade "a.
fofii- Bubs Dfon Wost-ek
Frank Na-.-r Oakley Allen
Frank Harrow Ella Harrow
James Davidson Grace itfitt
Starr pa~t-y Lila Martin
Jesse Dunlap Gladys Nr-E
Efl- Msciin'ock Grace MHthrnY
Irwin itosi-ck
ANNIE H. Ei.RER
Teacher ot Grade =
Itlale- Wright Charles Roe
Miiburn EnYart ltuiia fatln
FRED ltahnbaum May f-ntan
Dale Hyde Iiiiian white
Ssr. f'anttous Helen Enst-
Walter ita~k-Y Myrtle Archibald
ii-rt baat-S J-mima M-fk
Edwin smith
LENA WEAVER
Teacher Of Grade l.
Ernest itSstetrk Jessie itasorth
Willie Caldwell luTa Howard
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01

Of wearing II, the operator asked Mr..
Roosevelt 10 write his name on the
brim. which the president did. Now
the hat is a valuable autograph album.
bearing the signatures of many dis.
tinguished men and a record Of ,.is
states through which it was carried.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
A New Way 10 or. 1ans.

SILK Of different coIors is now he.
ins produced by dyeius the leaves on
which the silk.worms feed. There is
now no reason Why We cannot dye
our chicken corn and produce an alto.
scthcr original brand Of Easter eggs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01

p, w. Williams. a telegraph opera
tor Of Detroit. has an old cowboys
hat which he wouldn't take 500 for.
MIR. Williams accompanied President
Roosevelt on his campaign tour of
the west in 1900 and bought the head.
pipce in a Wyoming town. Instead
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
LAFAYETTE Huii.piSa.

t.attl- S-h-r Ruth poian
AiNah S-h-r Walter Wright
Esina S-h-r fani-fa Wright
.AliS-fia S.h-r Herbert EsEaf
l'fusi-nr- Morris Arthur Johnson
tsstua Norris Efl- Johnson
Resale Morris Anna Gflahafu
ts1iti- ttaumuss-n Daisy gftshofn
ssbli- bunsmot- Mimi. Reynolds
l.tirti- Miles tiruiah whniiinE
Margaret Miles Willie Smith
Iva ltuFsv tt-nnir Merton
RAt.t.iE ~ fWfE.
Teacher Il GIsiss J. :, y 4 3 (,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Many Old soldiers /, coro,,..

Old soldiers are still strong in Con.
gress. Twenty.nine per cent Of the
senate and 10 per cent of the house
fought on one side or the other during
the civil war.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
The First American Piano.

a year before Philadelphia rang
Joyous bells on account Of the Dec.
laration OF Independence she made
the first piano ever produced In this
country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Finds Value In Hons.

A farmer Of South Dakota has 6is.
covered that spfinkling Of hops In
the brine when bacon and hams are
put TO pickle adds greatly to the flavor
of both and enables them to be kept
longer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Swiss Town Takes New Life.

within fifteen years the wealth Of
Basel has increased 10000. 600 and
the population has almost doubIci.
which is a most remarkable showing
for a town that is I. 500 years old,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Alcoholic Drinks

According TO DR.. Baudran of Paris,
the least Injurious alcoholic drinks
are cider and beer. while the most
Injurious is eau de cologne, which
wrecks the health of many women.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Greece TO lake a Census.

Greece is going to count its popula.
tion next October. At the last cen.
sus, in 1896. there we're i.2GG,siG
males and 1,i6G.g9O females.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
Germans Use the TeIephone.

In Germany last year the telephone
was used 757.5OO.OOO times, making
an average Of nearly eight calls a
day by each subscriber.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-01
viii eree, monumen, to r,i,,.

The ouivira Historical society OF
Leavenworth, Kas., will erect
monument 10 Friar Juan de Padilia OF
the Coronado expedition Of i5n.