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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
No Poison In chsmtsrisin's Cough
Qs0RoAv.

From Napier. New Zealand. Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board Of
New South Wales. Australia had an
analysis made OF all the cough medi-
cines that were sold In that market.
Out Of the entire list they found only
one that they declared was entirely
free from ali poisons. This exception
was Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
made by the Chamberlain Medicine
Company. Des Molnes. Iowa U. 3. A.
The absence OF ali narcotics makes
this remedy the safest and best that
can be had: and Il 10 with n feeling
of security that any mother can give
II TO her little ones. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy IL especially recon-.
aniel by its makers for coughs. colds.
crou- and whooping cough. This REM
ely If for sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
BOX SPRINGS.


Loads Of potatoes from the Divide
have been passing quite frequently the
past two weeks.
Henry Clark made = trip to Rocky
Ford last week.
From I'VE TO ten teams have been
work II progressing nicely.
John Hester reports Charley WI.
sons house almost complete.
Ernest Downcy. who has eeeeAlly
moved out from ordway. has baik -
addition to his house.
d. v. Burrcii has had . party of
friends out viewing the ditch and head.
gate site.
George Clark has returned from his
summer work at Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Hester has marketed her tur.
keys In Sugar City.
The fiocks Of Wild geese which have
been feeding about here. have attracted
the attention OF the hunters. but as far
~ we can learn no game has been
baEzcd.
Ernest powney has purchased u
shares OF water Of Ed Downev Of Ord.
way.
j. n. Seaman Of nclbrook was over 10
&c: some Ct his cattle that Mr.. Hester has
been pasiuring.
J. a. Mckenzie Of Rocky Ford had q
party Of homeseesers in this vicinity last
week and while here made headquarters
a, ]. +. Hes,er's.
Efnes; Clark recently came over from
the Ford for more ia, cattle.
Farmers are busy sowing fall wheat.
r. L. Peterson was doing business in
the Ford las, week.
Henry Clark on his reeen, trip TO Rocky
Ford secured some apples from his fine
orchard there-the crop. however, being
much less than last year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
Interesting w. c. T. U. Announce
srsenf

Mrs. Katherine Len.o Stevenson.
Worlds Supt- Of Christian Citizenship.
and PrcsIden. Of Mass. w. C. T. U. with
Mrs. Hungcrtord our own state Presi-
dent. will speak In tho Christian Church
ne1s Tuesday evening. Nov. 81. This
PROMISES 70 be rare treat as tho ladies'
arc on their way home from tho National
Convention which me; In Los Angeles. and
stop a; only a limited number o! places.
Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 8 o'clock
q reception will be given In honor Of those
talented guests a, tho homo Of Mrs. e. r.
Cook SOC So. ii,h ST. at which tho ladies
Of Rocky Ford arc cordially invited 70
b present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Correspondence
GRAND VALLEY.

The lecture given by Or. LeRossignol
lPh. D. Lepsig) at the school house last
Saturday evening was very we'll attended.
there being about forty teachers IN at
tendance with good audience besides.
Although the subject ofhistory was treat
cd from an entirely new standpoint to
most Of US, yet it is one which is much
appreciated at the present time and the
teachers especially expressed themselves
as enjoying 1t very much.
Tho Dr. dwelt altogether on the eoono-
mic phrase OF history from the beginning
Of mankind up to the present day. bring
ing out the side which is much neglected
by text books and other histories.
All hope to have the pleasure OF hear
ing DR.. LeRossignol again.
A oily crowd OF twenty teachers came
out from Rocky Ford to attend theleeture
and tho tallyho from LaJunta brought a
crowd too.
o. M. Barton is still somewhat under
the weather. not being able to DO out yet.
John Little is reported as improving
after rather severe attack OF grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs.Frank Burke entertained
the lecturer and Mr.. and Mrs. Money last
Saturday.
Tho Silver Medal contest advertised
for next Friday nigh. has been postponed
indefinitely.
There are rumors Of a Basket Social
which is to DO given sometime soon to
raise funds for tho Christmas Tree.
Don't forget Il.
Tho Twentieth Century club meets
Saturday with Mrs. Neal in Star Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
]. s Wusea Shows Reaaskabee 0Fo.
Slto1o Soe Restored eSo1eeA.

e1to6o Soe 4ooeoeo0 6Sooseo.
Believing that he was divinsiy healed
whsa u he paint Of death eirom . con-
p,Seasioa q asshma, posumenia and con.
sumption. J. s. Wilson. Eighth and Jedes-
sea. Colorado City, yesterday dsedsd .
swo-ssogy brick business block q GO
Colorado avenue. Colorado City. % ths
Assembly Of God Of Colorado 8psiags.
Ths Assembly Of God win ss,l he pso-
psrty which 10 worth from $4,000 y
$4,000 and nee he money 70 build .
divine healing hoDs Ia COLORADO Spsiags
for the poor who are sick and especially
for eonsumptivss who come 70 THE city
unable 70 work and without msaas os
support
j. S. Wilson. who made the rich gin,
told the Rev. @. F. Fink. pastor Of he
Assembly Of God in this city and Of the
charge at Denver. that God had led him
to make this disposal Of his worldly
wealth. Mr.. Finke advised him to keep
the property. but yesterday he received a
decd TO the building which Is FREQ Of all
ineumbranea.
Wilson IL a farmer. He traded a S12.
600 ranch a, Rocky Ford for the prop
erty he has given away. He has no
other property exeep, house and lot In
Rocky Ford. For two years he has lived
at Colorado City and has been unable to
do any work on aeeoun, Of III health.
The Rev. Mr.. Fink says tina, two weeks
ago Mr.. Wilson. who is member Of the
Assembly Of God. was brought to the As
sembly home. sos East Pixies Peak
avenue, at the point Of death. and that
he was cured by the prayers Of the as
ssmbly and BY his faith.
In order that he and his family may at
tend the assembly lectures and take the
full course. Mr.. Wilson has rented
residence within "a door or two Of the
home. He has wife and two children.
Colorado Springs Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

rou want remedy that viii not only
give quick relief but effect a perma-
nent cure.
You want a remedy that will relieve
the lungs and keep expectoration easy.
You want remedy that will coun-
teract any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want remedy that Is pleasant
and safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets
all these requirements and for the
speedy and permanent cure of bad
colds stands without peer. For sale
by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
Deaths.

Died. Mrs. Elizabeth Price, aged ~
years. Mt the home of her daughter.
Mrs. r. o. Beebee on 50. 18th ST.. Fri.
day morning. Funeral services were
conducted on Friday afternoon at 9
O'Clock by Rev. r. r. Hollenback. and
the remains sent to Neosha, Mo-. for
intcrment. accompanied by Mrs. Bee
bee. Besides Mrs. Beebee. Mrs. Price
leaves two other living children. one
daughter living in East Ho1brook.
The body was prepared for sh'
by Undertaken Dobbs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

Heary D. Baldwin. eups. City Water
Wosks. 0Auiisburs. via. wrttes. Il
have tried many kinds Of IMMINENT. but
have never received much benefit un.
20 sssd Baliard's Snow Eminent for
rAeumatism and pains. ! think Il the
6eee Imminent on earth" Csc. soc and
o1.oo. J. n. Award. Otero Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

AIRS. n. W. Evans. Clearwater. kans.
writes: My husband lay sick for three
months. The doctors said that he had
quick consumption.
We procured bottle Of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup. and II cured him.
That was six years ago. Since then we
have always kept bottle in the house.
We cannot do without Il. For coughs
and colds IL has no equal" Csc. soc
macy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
THREE MILES SOUTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Todd and tao boys
Of La Junta. visited with Robert Todd's
family Sunday.
Mrs. Gee and daughter. Elsie. accom-
panied the menfolks 70 Tia csdsn thls
week for pleasant outing.
Very pssttily wosdsd invitatioas ass
out for barn party by the Misses Todd
and Hisbss. for Wednesday eve. Nor. 10
In Robert Todd's new barn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
Six Dwellings TOT Sale,

DIX dwellings Tot sale.
All OF tho dwellings belonging to the
estate Of the late Isaiah DENIES arc Of
fered for sale. six in number. situated on
10th and 9Th streets. Prices and terms
reasonable. For further particulars call
on Chas. L. Hushaw. l6-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

For ID: ~. is.e;.s .! Deeds.
Mortgage, Stocks, Lsssss. lnsssaaes
Policies, Family Record. Marriage
Certificates. ysveisy, xeepsskes-
IA short. valuabies d "a kfsls 80
descriptions, these bo9es Vim -
found very sssviesabls. Thy ssas
, ,s;s y to Is Fill r.; sTArs BANK.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
All trimmed hats and stree,
hats At half price.
Miss Ella Cline.

When you want a pleasant physic
try Chamberiair's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
produce no gripping or other unpleasant
effect. Sold by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

~ Sale Cheap-Boy's saddle and
ee1d1s. little uoed ana good ~ new.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

A supply OF carbon paper for type
writer just received at the Enterprise
ONCE: which also carries the best OF
carbon paper for pencil work in sheets
Of any size desired.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
city Council ProeecdIars.

a regular mceiing Of The city council
was held Monday evening. The most i'm
postans work Of the session was tho final
passing Of Sewer Ordinance No. liz.
which will b found In another column.
Ssdswalks were ordered built on por-
tons Of 9Th street and Maple avenue.
Water Commissioned Ksndig was d.
rsetsd 70 have made map Of The water
system.
Po,ies Magistrate osborns was sp-
peanaed poll tax collector.
A sumber Of bills were passed fos
meakhly salaries and labo..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

Beet Harvesting Contracts for sale
at the Enterprise Office. Use them
and save all chance for disputes and
misundefstandings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
California and Return Via Union
Pacific

From Pueblo. Only $500, October
18th TO 2znd. Limit November 3oth,
via Portland $fz.so additional. sopovcr
anywhere. J. c. FERGUSON,
General Agent, Denver, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

For Sale, by w. u. Lowe, phone
White i52, twenty young Brood sows.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

The directors Of the Ca,lin Canal Co.
on Tuesday inspected the new dam and
headga,e which have jus, been completed
at cost Of about $40 900. The Job is
frs;-elass enc and puts the Catlin in fine
condition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

A Feast Of Bargains.
Clearing Gu. Sale a.
Ramsay q Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
LAFAYETTE

Green & bailey report two other
sales: The y. q. Nchr 20 acres to An
derscn Morris at 1910 per acre. Mr..
Morris IL not n tendcrfoot upon whom
crafty real estate agents have ptA up
a job and worked OF land at n too
high price. on the contrary Mr..
Morris has lived here several years
and knows wha, Rocky Ford soil will
produce.
The other sale was ~ acres Of the
Walter Bishop place. being the last Of
the 100 acres which Wiley Robertson
recently purchased OF Mr.. Bishop. The
purchaser was Russion. The Gresh.
am Robertson sales recently reported
in the Enterprise were made by Bailey
& Green.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17

The Fl Captain Is bsing supplied with Q
new steam heating plant.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
REAL ESTATE.
Sales Of Choice Houses Feature
Market Found for Block of Lots.

Tho feature yesterday OF the market was the
ssle ot 8 number OF choice dwelling houses One
Of the leading transactions north OF l25th-st was
the sale OF block OF lots.
Henry d. winans & May sold No. IL East e1st-
tt a four story high stoop browastone dwelling
house, with dining room and bedroom extension, on
lot s5x1O05 feet, for the estate OF Leopold Kauf-
man. The hrm also sold No. 80 East esth-st.. a
similar dwelling house, a lot 25xl0o5 feet for
ire estate or Gottleb Kaufman, to Balnbridge
colby who win extensively alter the property.
four story dwelling house. with bedroom and din
ing room extension, on q lot 25xl00 feet for Mrs
C Il Adams 10 Cornelius w. Luyster. jr. Mr.
Luyster VIII erect on the premises modern dwell
Shatzldn & Sons have sold for the Mace es-
tate 10 the Irving Realty Company a block Of
Sfty-tNo lots. bounded by 9Th and Tiden aves
Hbrh and 2l6th SIS.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

- Philip smyth l57 Soth-st 4 s. 300 It W OF 3D.
rs, 60 -~0&lVoe; 3 story dWg h; L Duncan sgt N
Ss-.se e. al Bohannsn. Il G. s. attys; F Bliss ref.
a. E-N1yai Q Joseph Bader for 5000
inrio5 sSspn Day l46 Orehard-st s. rs II Of Riv-
~ seq <31bI6 story h; TO George r CoTnrte
-: s,z - avenue A. l022 II Of 75tk-st IS OK
] s2e s,.s ten n; 70 William kretEch S90 535 to
lsr a4e A. = 26 Il slst-St 75xl0e 6x irregu-
g6-et story ten hs; 10 G r Comrie for $50; s5
= - - q 100 Il " OF 1st-aYe, 25x96 2; story b ten
Ii7b oSoinfie for s25 l34 Iz2 Leno1-ave, cor
S2: 25s ParEsI SOY 5et 5ea 70 y Comfle tor
cor s8s y z Conrle for s25: LILO 70 l7lG sdsvs.
sac =, iDll1lO0: FIVE story ten hs Sheriff 5
Nav 500 Hgnt, title. which 2 Schnugg had on
SAsf4u' TO 9 Cona7ie Tor s25
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER A BUYER.

John D. Rockefeller has bought through II. W.
Nichols several more parcels adjoining his tract
AT Tarrytown The parcels just bought comprise
the Jane E Birdsal tract. at Sleepy Hollow, and
,bs Thomas Birdsall estate George Reynolds. B. F.
Ssrnody and II. 4. Rider tracts. MIR. Nichols has
sJso rented the A G Fields tract at Dobns terry
10 Percy A Rockefeller.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.

81 e. south SIDE i58 University Place.
49, ieeti the GermaHa Life Insurance Company
-. % Aaiaoleboro Realty Company $4,000.
fetf north side 2Io feet east Of 5th-ave Ioox-
81 sse schmsidler and Irving Baehrach loan
Ae1hHsi IiEchler $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
BUYS AN EIeHTH-AVE. BUILDING.

Pocher & Co, have sold for o. A. Fitzgerald No.
6lS shave. being the southeast corner Of 40th-
ST a i've story apartment building, occupied as
stores and dwelling houses. 10 H a. W. Bindseil,
lot 249Z75 feet The same firm were the brokers in
the sale of the Jerome. No 2l3 TO 2l9 West 10th
ST. seven story apartment building. plot I00x75
feet. 10 q client for investment. The property has
a rent roll OF S2l.5oo The Royal Realty Company
V-aE rhe sci
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
bALI IlMQRE AAl lhla Ran Rnll
SPLENDID TRIM SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST.
EER YQRE. NEH HAVEN z hartford Ri


sSn Ave. a. 1oMoSs. for
BOSTON. VIA New London and Providsncs-t4:SO
IT. il0.00 .xl 1002 A N. 1t t1O0. * llu3. * i3VO.
I'll $500. "f SOL. stl2OO p. II.
BOSTON. via WliGnantic-tfs:O 90 A. Ii. t2:O0 P. n.
BOSTON. SprinSnsld-tS:OO n N. ft ilz:O0 iA0o.
'11:OO p. NJ
FITCHBURG. Putnam 3 Worcester-f3;O0 P. M.
LARbVlLLE and NoRFOl.k-fs5o A. ~. 1871 2. d.
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE, LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-f4:50. 1850 A. n. t33l p a.
WATERBURY, and MINSTED-f4;50 $3.50. tlsoo.
tf002 Stl90z ito Waterbury, A. NJ. tl03, fk3o.
SIS :Oi f6.OO. 5000 (tO Waterbury, p. NJ
Ticket Offices cGrand Central station and ci25th
St. also at ella e2sl 11s5 slS34 BEoadgay. 60 Park
Place c25 Union Square. clo2 Fifth Ave c3 Columbus
Ave, 649 Madison Ave. c23 West s25th ST. l53 East
18TH St In Brooklyn, ca Court st. 500 Fulton ST..
$50 Broadway K. d.
'Daiy, Except Sundays Sundays only, YStops
xStCpS I25th St.. Sundays only. 3Paror
Limited lHas dining Car ePariOr and Sleeping Car
C T HEMPsTEAD. Ger Pass Agt-
n. SHEPARD Gen. Supt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Philip smyth: COZ lst-sve. W e. 24lo Il g Of
sS-st 2z6x75; story h. with storesi voluntary
& sse 81 lst-&ve, 6. 25.2 II OF seth-st 25x75;
esg Ten n with stores; voluntary sale: 2l0 PIP
-. l55 4 Of 3d-aye, 50KlO0; story ten
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
EAsT SIDE INVESTMENT PURCHASE.

John I. Martin. president Of the Varck Con-
structlon Company, has bought through Collins &
Collins from Mrs. Maria W. Barton Nos 147 and
I4s East 62d-st., TWO three story dwelling houses,
on 2 plot 30Xs9 feet. The houses are well rented.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE ROW SOLD.

A. Joachim and II. Goldsehmidt have sold for
she Northwestern Realty Company to Isidor
T2lpnaen krohn and Norris Freundlich the five six
story Apartment houses. each plot s0xss.u feet
On the south side Of I44thst 16 feet east OF 1th-
ave The houses are In course OF construction.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ave. east SIDE. 81 feet south OF is8d-st-. two
- ohs-isf story frame dwelling houses. 25. I1I5sz
sIchps set Catherine Mulhoisnd owner r. wandsIt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
LEASES FlFTH,AVE. PARCEL.

FLOYD Clarl1son & Son ana Henry d. Winans &
May have rented TO client Of Davis Robinson
the five story American basement building, No. zoe
6th-ave, for term Of thirteen years. The struct-
ure viii be altered into modern type dwelling
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
WEST SIDE BLOCK FRONT DEAL.

The Metropolitan Street Railway Company has
SOLD the block front tht east side of 7th-aye.
between l46th and lz7th sis. The plot has 'front.'
age Of 1910 feet in the avenue and extends back
10 the buildings OF the company. used as caIbarns,
poWerhouse and shops.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

-, NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r
eert5 Street and south Ferry time from south Ferry
ESs minutes earlier than shown helow1.
1fits,sx ~ bEiHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MArCH
SHoSsh--zt0o ~ I-l5 Easton onlyl siO a m 40.
as'mm GIoS ISo ts-sS Eastoh oniy) Sundays. sA9s
wILEEsBAaRE AND scRANroS-z4oo aio q M.
LAsksEvMo0Ds LAKEHURsT. ToMs RIVER AND
TparnShGsAi-ztoo $1,000 'S4o a. u 50 l3.to ale
sanSsx1soo sSST1oo aHd LakshuFsE 0niy) as-oO. xs.os
ATLANTIC CTT9-.s 20 a. m, +s4o
rsSSssslE1LaNp AND BklDGET0S-zt&O0 N. 8 40 .. m
POI PoiNF FRpNShs pf ASBURY PAKK: OCEAN GROVE,
stgV. $50 ,1130 a M xf20. A45. sac. s.s0. IL 50
m sunday. except Ocean Grove. 800 a n. ao0.
ATLANTIC HL.Ds.. sEABRtGHr. MONMOUTH BcF
LAST LONG BRANCIl-4.0O. $50. $50 ff-s0 a m
10 a50 (5.3O Atlantic Hlds onlyl $50 o IA sun
PfIIADELPHiA tFEAbING TERAr1NAIo-.4ss 7oa
!SS So t5oo fs6o o. tsS fiso ,soS .So ias; laS
saTH AND CHESTNUT srREErs-s4ss. tsoo. .1ooo.
.i%%999 M '2oo. t'Ao". 900. 100. ts25 ,. IA.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo 600. sts o.
9v. - 90. 1900. 100, si215-
khfTAxslHG NJ HARRISBURG, POTfSYILLE AND WILL
aAmsfpoRIT-Lt09 z425. tsO0. dts.1O G0.Oo. iL0o
lng. Pottsvtle. Harrisburg only, 44O0. IS 90 D. m
=. Ekrom Liberty Street only sDaily. fDay, sxcsDs
SUNDAY sSundays only. tParIor cars only. lvia Ia
iHSSsa. SS1 xSaturdays : aExeept SATURDAYS,
ze1 49, 1900. 1854 Broadway, 1S2 5th AV. Is Cnioa
square West 1913 East 125th St. 2T3 West I25th Sc
Z45 Columbus Av., New York; Court ST. s44. $50
TO destination.
". G. PESLER RT-RT
Vice-Pres and Mgr Gen Paszr Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New 1oEk- foot Barclay and ChEIstoD1sr SsA
tsoo A A--For StnzhamIon and Syracuse.
sls.eo A. M.-For Buffalo Chicago and ST Lou1A
s1-t9 p. A.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
taco p M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
ss.l0 p A--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
ss.45 p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
zoo A. M.-For chica ago-Sseepers open o p n
Tickets. i49. 429 1lss. i4s4 Broadway n. r. "A
Fulton st., Brooklyn sDaiiy fExcspt sunday
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
Real Estate.
Safe Investments,


Mortgages on improved prop.
erty in the City of New York.
with payment guaranteed and se-
lected by Company which has
the skill and experience necessary
to distinguish the safe mortgages
from the unsafe.
No purchaser of a mort
gage guaranteed by this
Company, has ever lost a
dollar on his investment.
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co
Capital and Surpius
$4,750,o 900.
l46 Broadway, 175 Remsen ST,
New York Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
School agencies.

AMERIcAp And FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplfes Professors Teachers Tutors Governesssx
% Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 20
N YOUNG FULTON. - Union sduars
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
BOSTON STOCKS.

furnished BY r. l. Day & Co.. Nc. Nassau-st)
tat a 1ihS55ssn Jan y, - Jan % Jan. p. Jan, q
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Co.. Nos ID. ie and
WRli-stl
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-06-23
BENNErrsvILLE, S G., FR1DAY, JUNE %, 1906. .

sun came out; the first time In quite O
while. the trooper said he was very
tired and sleepy and suggested that he
would lie down and take nap, If the
negro would keep watch for him, and
arouse himsif anyone approached. He
was soon asleep, and Eraphaim. not
rel1shing that manner of appropriat-
Ing his masters property, proceeded to
repossess itby killing the trooper with
lightwGod knot. he carried his mas
ter's horses and mules, as we'll as the
soldiers horse, back into the swamp,
and they we're all rescued.
Mr.. zSowell, Ephraim's owner, was
the fatherof Mr.. James M Sowell, the
we'll known supervisor of Kershaw
County.
PATH OF THE AMERICAN ATTILA.
Sherman's march from Savannah to
Raleigh, and especially through South
Carolina, was belt of absolute desc.
latinn, forty miles wide, where black
enc, ruins and lone chimneys stood as
silcL& witnesses to show where pace
and plentyan happy homes had been.
The Inherent grit and self reliance OF
the Southern character have reclaim.
ed the deSolate fields and largely made
them blossom as the rose. The chin.
neys and blackened ruins may be for
gatten by. those who are to come after
us, but the heroic death OF James Mil
lcr and Of others who perished In the
spring of1665, will be remembered.
VIM d TRANTuAM
Garden. g O. Tune lQnh
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-06-23
a Small Crop.

A dispatch from Dallas, Texas,
says John t. Garner, business agent
and manager Of the cotton depart
ment OF the Farmers Union, has is
sued q cotton report, showing reduc-
tion OF Gotten as per sworn statements
from union and non union farmers
through tile southern cotton belts
He says that about January l, $50, ,OOO
cotton coupons were sent out to mem
bers OF the union, on which coupons
the farmers were each to state what
their cotton acreage was last year,
and to write pledge that it would
not exceed given number Of blank
acres this year. He adds: & have
had everv coupon tabulated and the
full report shows reduction in cotton
acreage Of 80 1-3 per cent. The late
cold, wet weather has caused a still
greater reduction in acreage; then the
web, or as some call it, the ''careles Is
worm" Is stripping the foliage ofl
or thousands Of scores all over Texas
most OF which will have to be planted
over even at this late date. At the
present outlook this years crop will
not exceed 10000 bales"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-06-23
CIassed as a Fraud.

The postal officials have issued an
order debarrIng from the use OF tho
mails Dr.. Winfield 81 Co., of Rich
mond, Va, who advertised q com.
pound which would turn the skin OF
the blackest Of negroes to lily white.
The story is related that several years
ago DR.. Winfield met celebrated
French scientist, who gave him his
discovery, marvin" with which he
guaranteed to change red, blue, black,
green or yellow to beautiful pinkisf
white. Department. chemists say
marvin" is composed of biclorid OF
mercury, benzoln, glycerine and dis
titled water. While the compound
has temporary bleaching eff oct, it is
not permanently beneficial, but it is
ultimately Injurious" says the de-
partment fraud order.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-06-23
Killed by . Fall.

John w. Arnold, white we'll dig.
ger, fell from his seat in large bucke t
which was being hauled up from the
bottom OF we'll, and was instantly
killed Tuesday. Arnold and several
Workmen were employed to deepen a
we'll OF the d. E Converse company,
near the Glendale mills, Spartanburg
county, and he was lowered to the bot.
tom to inspect the undertaking. AS
he was being towed back to the top,
and about the time he had nearly com.
pleted the trip, he suddenly lost his
perch and fell headforemost to the
bottom. His neck was broken by the
fall. Arnold had complained OF being
unwell prior to beginning the work.
The accident was in no monner due
to the wOrkmen VINO assisted him.