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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

ERE rsrrnsnensiy cured Ss o. after
III IN; Day use Of pr. Nr~s Great Nerve Rector
.r. send fer fREE $500 trial bosti. ard tr~ati.-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27
TEA
Which do you spend most
money on. tea or coffee!
Ts,u~-r r-ts'z. > -, -s.sy Hs s-s ss.t isss
SsAitisS' p~sx-
T'EA

The For-isu-r-And how IL gees
game Of foot zee ball piaysdF Th. Ma
tiys-wsll. the way ;hpy play it here
Il takes Twenty-Five players aud $50
policeman,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

Defiance Starch Is guaranteed bikse..
and best or money refunded. lS
ounces, 10 cents. Try II now,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

No life INSURANCE. presidents hav,
been mentioned for the hall OF fame
but they seem TO be into every othe
Kind Of haul
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

"out OF sight, out OF mind" doesn't
necessarily imply that blind man is
Crazy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

Al the rE- Of six a slri wishes hcr
father kept candy store: at the as.
d sixteen she wishes he owned dry
Goods emporium.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

After stealing a kiss an honorable
nan is rCver satisfied until he returns
l..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

A mans superstition refuses to work
when he Is offered thirteen oysters for
a dozen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

1ncompa tibility Of finances d, the roo,
Of many divorce cases
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

When a woman marries man she
takes everything he has-iugludluE his
name.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

Linger longer over it; let
it be steaming hot from the
earthen pot; and the love-
liest woman pour it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27
the CHANGE OF LIFE.
IMTELLIeEHTwoMEM PREPARE
Dangers and Pain of This Critical Period
Avoided by the Uso Of Lydia T. Pink.
hAmAS Vegetable Compound.

How many ~ o
men realize that
the most critical
period In . wo-
mans existence
Is tho change of
life. and that tho
anxiety felt by
women as this
time draws near
II not without
reaS0n Z?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

Experience keeps dear school. but
fools will learn in no other. and
scarce In that.-Franklin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27
More Flexible and L.,,Ino.

won't shake out or blow ont: by using
Defiance Starch you obtain better re-
suits than possible with any other
msnsy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

Mra Windows aoosat~9 Syrup.
70, ssafen tsetsinS. softsss the safss. r~isees 10
eAAnsisSa. aiays paia. esrvs visi eo;ie- 2 hssisl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

That silly young man who iiirts with
trouble l. apt to ind himself married
20 IL sooner or later.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27
TEA

The greatest tea-drinkers
are full-bottom Dutchmen.
There isn't much nervous
prostration IN Holland.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27
GREAT SONG WRITER

Paul Dresser. the Popular Composer,
Cured by poan's Kidney Pills.
Paul Dresser OF New York. author
Of banks OF the Wabash" and many
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

Many mans mind. like a garret. is
filled with useless things.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

In uee For Dvct 10 Years.
The kind You Have Always BOasht.
Repentance that follows detection
isn't the real thing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

she viii not let him in the house
tntu he wipes his f-~t.
Then she sails out In her ioas-trained
gown.
And wipes up all tho street"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27
lmportant to Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle Of CAsToR1A.
a safe ard .ure remedy for infants and children.
and eco that It
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-27

When Answering Advertisements
Kindly Mention This Paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07
BREWERS in a BIG BATTLE.

Refuse to Pay Special Tax on Their
Output.
WHEELING, W. Va, June THE
State at Moundsville, before the Mar.
shall county grand jury, secured C,100
indictments against brewers on the
ground that they violated the new
tax laws.
Those indicted are:, schmulbacl
Brewing Company, Wheeling, 1908;
Reymann Brewing Company, Wheel
Ing, ,920:, Uneeda Brewing Company
Wheeling, 521; Bellaire Brewing Com
| pany, iBellaire, O., SAG; Belmont Brew,
ing Company, Martins Ferry, O.
1909; Balzer Brewing Company
Wheeling, 102. .s
The indictments are the States an
swer TO the defiance Of the brewers
when asked to pay the special tax or
1 tkeir output at certain amount PEI
Darrell The State goes on the theor!
that every sale is an offense.
i II the suits are prosecuted to a fin
! tsh, and the penalties imposed by tht
law are enforced, It will mean three
quarters Of million in fines.
The proceedings have created /
sensation, for in every county in til
State similar steps are to he takel
Where sales have been made to SO
loonists without paying the new tan
A big legal battle will follow.
The interstate commerce laws ar
involved in the case Of outside brew
cries.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07
MEN ARE PoWERLEee
To Fight Against DisenAe Unlenu They
Strike at the Underlying Cause.

To treat Dandrufr. and Falling Hair,
with irritants or oils on which q para.
sitic germ will prosper. Is like scooping
water from the ocean to prevent the tide
from rising.
You cannot accomplish satisfactory
cure without having right understand
ing OF the fundaTental causes Of tn"
trouble. et
You must kill the Dandrufr Germ.
Newbro's Herplcide does this because II
Is specially made to do that very thing.
When the germ Is removed. the hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co,
Detroit. Mich.
E. A. Billingslea & Co., Special
Agents. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07
THESHIGHEsT ROOF
GARDEN gNORLD.
Wit BE Located ION ~ op Rpff sthe Belle;
yue:s tratfordt Hotel. I'M HE S5 ~
lphta. II y if:S

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June! Z ~ The
highest roof garden in the world will
be opened to the public within a week
on&top Of the yue.stratford, and
on clear nights this summer society
and those outside the charmed circle
who desire can eat, drink and be mer.
ry while listening to delightful muse
$40 feet above the ground. AZ.
1t was originally. intended not to
construct the roof garden until 3the
annex had been finished, but Messrs.
Boldt and Mccormick decided that II
that was done 1T would mean a wait
until next summer a year at least,
and concluded to arrange tempo.
rary garden for Immediate use.
The work Of preparing the roof for
Its future duties was begun several
days ago, and is rapidly nearing corr
pletion.- The walls have beer
(, brought.t to height sufficient to insure
safety and yet not iobstruct the view
These walls are surmounted with al
unbroken lineEof boxes containin;
nasturtiums and other flowers, Will,
! trailing vines will hang In graceful
festoons everywhere. At proper In
Z tervals will be placed many trees
evergreens and potted plants, wlIcl
will transform the roof into bowe
:. Of beauty. Y /. y, 81
The orchestra will be placed on Al
y artistically decorated platform in tn
southwest corner.s and there will b
tables everywhere. All through tn
garden, under the trees or along til
walls5.will be placed rustic benches
: with5&arms Hbroad enough to use a
z tables,tfor tete-atete%luncheons. Will
e rusticEchairs will also abound.
+. In twoiof the square towers will b
0 retiring rooms for ladies and gentl'
e men, with every modern convenience
" In one Of the others will be place
the bar, and in the other the branc
|, kitchen. Running from the latter
!; the main kitchen will be a series !
J elevators, and meals can be serve
Y, hot within 80. seconds after leayir
n. the Easements Cold foods will bepr
y. pared in the roof kitchen.
J., 1t has been decided not to have az
y, roof or even an awning over the go
b den. 1T would be a shame to hi'
n. the sky" says Mr.. Mccormick, al
rs keep the pure air out The vic
IN from the hotel roof, no matter whet
er err directed heavenward Or iowa
ry the city below,Ss beautiful, And p;
ticn!arly on a moonlight night I
in. city, which seoms so far away, is Il
he a fairyland, with Its millions of gli
&c. mering lights and the two rive
winding about to the east and VIZ
like ribbons Of silver '
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07
Horses Wanted.

D. H. Blough, the well known horse
buyer, will be at Pinnell Bros
stables, rear OF Courthouse, on Satur.
day, June 10th, and will buy large
number Of horses il he can secure
them. Ages from four to eight years
old. He is good buyer. Bring in
your horses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07
Mrs. Barns is Entertaining.

This afternoon at her home on Fair
mont avenue Mrs, Glenn Barns is en-
PERTAINING large number Of ladies at
cards. Mrs. a. l.. Lehman and Mrs,
W. II. Sands assisted Mrs. Barns in
receiving her guests who are spending
a pleasant afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07
- 20 18u7S# lE4E1 TSSAa
FIRST Ward !.
our egulars Correspondent.
SRyg our Regular correspondent.


x Il ~ BySO Our Regular.
Miss Maggie Ogden, Of Enterprise,
was dismissed from the City Hospital
yesterday
Minerva Cannon, Of Bristoria,
Pa:, issin the city visiting with MIR.
Charley garne si and family Of East
Park avenue
willard Steele i ofs Bridgeport, a stu
dentsin TIE Normal school; was admit,
tea to tie City Hospital yesterday for
treatment 81 blood poison.
Tony Ango It'll Of Market street, has
fitted np an Ice cream parlor adjoining
TIE Fairmont Company 1store on
Bridge stree, where he will be ready
to serve the public with delicious ice
screams next Saturday; 55
3 . -- 81 IA
MIS-. q. b Morrow, Of Merchant
street. has been sick at her home for
some days with IA severe attack Of
nenrals STE. y,35
Squire v swindler, Of Merchant
street who has been laid OF duty for
several days with neuralgia, is a lit.
aeSdmpr oyeds q.
Mrs. Marie Clifford from corner Of
5acksonI and Barney streets, who has
been IN the City Hospital for some
time, was operated Gupon yesterday,
and ssdoing well so far since.
Engtne GERS and men have been on
duty for some days doing the prepare.
tory work for the construction of the
vi and p bridge at Catawba
which indicates that the location has
Of last been settled. u
n = /. ~. /. " 4 - +
Fred Mcintyre has been elected
general smanag for the Marion Plan
Ing Mil Company of the Industrial
addition, with which he has recently
become identified.
Miss Vista Watkins: Of Morgantown
has recently been added to the corps 9
nurses IN the City Hospital, and !!
now here on duty SiE
Mrs Sarah Brown, Of GAINESVILLE
Ohio. us I'M the city visiting her sor
Fred i3foWn, assistant superintend
emf ots the y forth American Investmen
eompany sofss st. Louis Mo, also Will
Mrs Morgan 1Leyelle, Of Alerchan
street From here she will start in
lew days on al tour ;throughSthe West
before returning 70 her home.
kins,S in the employ. of "
Thomas Is building a two.stor
frame house on Raymond street, an
the work Bofs construction Is being 81
peTintenle ;sby3 y. Newton Gaskins.4
i Brown, of the North Amer
can estment Company, was Gale
BY telegram to Wheeling yesterda
efening on account Of the sudde
death sof his mother.in.law, but wi
return again at an early date. a: {,
n, +! Is :
Striking Departure.
n Several OF our business and profe
sional men sofS the city Joined togeth
and organic 5; on Monday evenir
The Hurricane 8Mdse. Coz At a 7
cent citing under their charter, Il
following officers were elected:
Fred Mcintyre, president.
s,S R. Gilbert, vice president.
Z sR. u Mason, secretary.
pr. ID NJ. Cox; treasurer
The above officers, together with
Clayton and Marshall Ogden We
chosensa as directors, They expect
engage in Wholesale and retail m
chandise at No. 8G13 Adams street, a
also conduct Sa5 variety Of business
rests under their charter.
Dancing School Organized.
rofessors ". Tanner, Of Come
VILE l Pa has organized a dane
school to be held in the Free Pr
2, :, 2 :,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07
Coming Excursion.

The Isaac N. Mason expects to re-
turn to Morgantown after her trip up
on Saturday evening, and on Sunday
morning will bring back an excursion
to show them the beauties Of our fair
lefty and convince them that with all
their self praise and esteem Of their
native University town down the rlv-
er, yet strictly they are not in It. We
Therefore serve notice on the restau
rants and ice cream parlors of the
city to prepare in time and be ready
to care for the hungry multitudes UP
on their arrival. Any persons who
may wish to accompany the excursion
back, will be furnished with tickets a
rs cents for the round trip.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07

Hall, where they met for preliminary
installment yesterday evening, the
school to be continued: ad infinitum.
The professor claims to be proficient
| in all the recent methods and modern
steps OF the various dances, and guar
antees to give satisfactory service to
his pupils, Of which quite anumber
have already been enrolled. He was
formerly teacher in Thuma's acad.
envy, Of Pittsburg, which fact in itself
should commend him as one who was
at least proficient in the art he
teaches.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-07
q XII - - i - 4. : N, y ~. t
Dancing School Organized.

ofessor@ j. w. Tanner, Of Councils,
Will, RI has organized dancing
school to be held in the Free Press
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14
OMAHA VIEW HAS A BLOWOUT
Hosts to Crowd of Invited
Guests.

There was a big attendance at the meet
ing of the Omaha View Improvement club
Friday evening at Thirty-second and Corby
streets, which was held to especially com
memorate the probable laying out of tn
central boulevard route through that sec
ton. The meeting was in the nature of
congratulatory gathering, with invited
guests from all the adjoining clubs. The
Prospect Hill club was largely represented
at the meeting, and a smoker added interest
to the occasion. as well as sociability.
Addresses were delivered by number
of the visitors, including J. A. Van Glider
G. M. Hitchcock, President Wallace of the
North Omaha club, John Daily, John H.
Butler, Charles Unit, A N. Yost, James
Talbot and others. All of the addresses
were eulogistic OF the efforts of the Omaha
View club in so thoroughly working up the
central boulevard extension, and each
treated OF the necessity for a greater in
terest in municipal affairs by the people as
mass. the necessity of municipal owner
ship of public utilities and of the work
yet to be accomplished by Improvement
clubs and counselling the unity of action
among the various Improvement clubs in
material as we'll as the political improve
ment OF city affairs
The attendance Of members OF the clubs
or committees therefrom were necessary at
the meetings of the city council In order
that the needs OF the various sections OF
the city might be more comprehensiveIy
brought to the attention OF that body.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Judge Troup has granted Harvey C
Moses a divorce from his wife, Nellie W.,
on the ground OF abandonment
The regular meeting OF the Omaha Bal
association called for Saturday evening
has been postponed until Monday evening
next.
secretary, have executed and placed on
file in the county clerks once bill OF sale
OF the business and property of the Great
company. Minnie r. Wood is the pur-
chaser.
John Rohn a minor, by Conrad Rohn, his
father and next friend, has brought suit In
the United states clrcruit court against
the Union Pacific Railroad company for
damages in the sum of s2s, 100, with inter.
Young Rohn who is but years OF age, was
struck by an engine Of the defendant road
rc tnG ON se1ten,beT i 1s5 snd y y OF
nently injured The case is transferred
from the district court Of Lancaster county.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14
CUPID AFRAID OF THIRTEEN
Little Cherub VIII Not Send Lovers
to License Clerk on Fatal
Day.

Not a single marriage license was issued
by License Clerk Morrill, Friday. Mr. Nor
rill. after several years OF close observa-
ton. says he did not expect to issue any
licenses.
II have noticed" he said. that even the
most enthusiastic would-be Benedick can
not persuade his selected bride 10 20 up
against the combination Of Friday and the
18th day OF the month. And why should
they, forsooth, when there are certain to
be so many more nice and bright and
balmy days in our glorious Nebraska
Indian summer?
las a rule can tell by the way / feel
In the morning just about how many peo-
pie l can make happy during the day with
these little blue sheets on the corner OF
which we place the great seal OF Douglas
county II is really quite a privilege for
a man Of my. sympathetic temperament to
be able TO spread so much happiness
abroad in the world, even only for a lit
tie while. OF course, re have nothing
to do here with the cutting OF the knot
II they would all live up to our rules as
We hand them out, they would stay tied
As a matter OF practical philosophy, how
ever. have observed that most Of these
divorce cases arise from a forgetfulness
Of that old saw. You cannot saw wood
with a hammer People should love one
another with big gloves. IL trouble arises
Angry words are simply hammers, and they
never will saw the wood"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14
Apropos of the Horse show.


OMAHA, Oct 13.-To the Editor Of The
Bee: Charles R. Knight the foremost
American animal painter, says that "a
horse with smooth hair, locked tail and
cropped name, always immaculate, has no
more character than a plano"
1t is singular fact that there are some
people so utterly devoid of taste as to
prefer such woodeny carlcatures of the
horse. Look at him graceful and beautiful
in the highest degree when left as nature
made him! Then look ,again when man
interferes-his arched neck is drawn back
with the overhead check until his nose
is nearly on a line with his ears, his large
soft eyes bullying from their sockets and
often covered with binders. Instead Of
a full sweeping tail, a stiff, almost hairless
stump is all that man in his cruelty has
left him.
1t Is a matter of general comment that
since the inauguration of the horse show
here in Omaha the number OF people driv-
ing docked and overlooked horses has
deplorably increased Not only are the
fine carriage horses with their beautifully
arched necks. that need no check at all,
subjected to this torture, but the poor.
overworked delivery horses frequently have
this added to their other burdens. And
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

YOUNG man 70 learn trade. Wire Works,
G1 So. 18th 81. B-M6H n
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14

The authors OF "My
~ F lend the Chauffeur"
81 ne Lightning Conductor"
and THE Princess Passes"
are an English husband and
an Am srican wife. He ia
the editor or Obi ,ck and
Viii e." London, and she is
a beautiful Nav YORKER.
Many ofths rem arNa ole ad-
venture in "My Friend the
Chauffeur" really happened
to the auth ors, ana they had
many other sntures
which are not described,
among them the rem ark
able way in which they first
met. Thsir BOOKS are full or
touches of both English and
American life and charac-
ter, which are accounted for
by their respective nation
alit.e
MCCLURE. PHILLIPS 4 COMPANY
A-SO East I'd Street
New YORK
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14

what would be laughable. were IL not pitt
full, the plain, unassuming family horse
must have his poor neck turned up like q
horse shoe because 1t gives STYLE" you
know
Veterinarians are united in the belief that
the overhead check is a source of disease
In the horse as well as an instrument OF
torture. In England, that land Of fine
horses and horse lovers, from the king
down. the check is tabooed There is also
the strongest kind of sentiment growing
there and in this country against the dock.
ing of horses. Let us hope that the day
will soon dawn when our progressive citi.
zens win add their quota OF strength to the
great tidal wave Of humanity and universal
altruism that is sweeping the earth.
e. G. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14
OUR LETTER BOX.


OMAHA, Oct. ITO the Editor OF The
Bee: / have carefully perused your ed
itorial on my article Tonnage for Sale"
You say, II tonnage is used to extort spe-
cial favors from railroads then a strict anti
rebate law should be welcomed by the
railroads. The owners OF all transporta-
ton lines would welcome strict anti
-ebate law as such Law could insure
liability OF rates and a profit to the owners
IN their investment. but the traffic man
ayers would not welcome any anti-rebate
law as 1t takes from them authority to
make rates. The government has no right
to stop legitimate competition and this has
been accomplished under the present anti
rebate law. The people demand the lowest
possible rates, leaving a fair margin Of
profits for transportation. How are we to
arrive at this solution? My article simply
paves the way for more definite action In
the future
l suggested a maximum freight law, per-
missable for transportation lines to lower
their rates but not to raise them, the APP
pointment OF a commission to change the
rates when deemed necessary, and when
transportation lines reduce the rates by
paying rebates, the commission should
make such rate public and permanent IS
soon as found and most all secret rates are
made known in a few days after they are
given. The transportation lines would have
recourse TO the courts IL they believed the
commission made the rates too low and
would not permit of a priht.
A law covering the above points would
soon bring about the object sought as the
common carrier would treat all alike and
maintain the rates established by the com
mission, and II any common carrier should
reduce rates by giving rebates the COM
mission would make such rates public and
permanent. The common carrier would not
continue ruinous rates when such rates
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14

accompaniment of wives attended the Horse
show in a body.
Besides the business session Friday morn
ing was given over to the reading and dis
cussion OF the papers on the routine pro-
gram.
The meeting ended in the afternoon with
demonstration in judging horse flesh by
one Of the Judges at the show. In the even
ing the doctors again attended the show.
Most Of them will go home Saturday.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
thanks to DIR. L. A. Merillat OF Chicago and
DR.. s. Stewart OF Kansas City for demon
STATIONS and operations performed at the
clinics.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14

transportation for Tess than rull tariff, all
lawmakers and officials who have accepted
transportation at less than full tariff.
viii the government rise to the emerg-
ency even If 1t brings to the bar Of justice
hundreds of past and present officials who
have accepted transportation and favors
for which nothing was paid? AS the law
makers and ofticeholders are looked upon
as teachers they must be treated the same
as the packers il they have violated any
law in accepting transportation or favors
for which they did not pay full published
tariff rates. The present laws must be for
the present and future and not for the
past, when eminent domain held full sway.
H N JEWETT
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14
CHILD SCALDED TO DEATH
Pulls Plug out of Washtub and L.
Delayed with Boiling
Water.

William A. Klassen, an infant OF one
year and FIVE months, whose parents live
on farm three miles or more from Flor
ence, was scalded so severely this morning
that he died within a few hours. His
mother was washing, and had filled tub
with scalding water and the little fellow
reached UP and pulled a plug out OF the
tub. The full force OF the boiling stream
fell on his head and shoulders, and before
he could be rescued was scalded fatally.
The interment will take place today at
10 o'clock at the Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-14
NEBRASKA FARMER SOLVENT
Paper Declared sound Financially
and Application for Receiver
IL Denied.

After a hearing which continued through
several days, Judge Sutton denied the appI-
cation Of II. r, and A. b. Heath for an in
junction and receivership in their suit
against the present managers OF the Ne
braska Farmer. Judge Sutton, in his order,
says the defendants are solvent and have
not Incorporated any money. nor les
sened the valte of the property.