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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-28
oUT-oF-ToWN CONTRIBUTIONS
Jerome Receives $50 From WOonsOcket
 to Help Along His Campaign.

New York, Oct. 27.-A $50 campaign contribution from Woonsocket, R. l., was received to-day by District At torney William T. Jerome, to assist in his independent campaign for distrct attorney of New York county. A con- tribution of $5 came from Massacusetts the sender writing that it was sent from a country district
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-28
Practically AcknOJ

St. Petersburg, q present situation cal out bloodshed is Il vailfng in the high cles, which from are expecting a cd troops and the I Petersburg, the
 the provinces, esI which has been d war. The govern instructed to takg ures to restore q government and troops are unabI
 One of the mo of the emperor Associated Press every evidence
 "The situatiol
 painful one, al it except by th force. Please c me, I look up a tears, but 1t is o more evident tI compelled to possible outce I and terrorists Ia forcing a conf b We can do wi sf tension of the lg. assembly will nt They are ds led
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-28

..f- pl L1O AA SAN AAA
 lily at Kharkoff,
 led in a state of
 bt Kieff has been Il necessary meas
 which the local Commander of the
 maintain.
 oninent members Llnc1l received the lay and said, with ID emotion.
 Fa grievous and a lee no way out of bloyment of armed lot misunderstood he prospect with oming more / and the troops will be
 can see no other The revolutionists absolutely bent on on us, and nothing fy them. The ex- ge and the right of Iothing to them. d to have blood Y,a;d th iss,,a
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lContinued on Fifth Page.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-28
Russian RevOIutiOnisf Have Upper Hand and foOd-
 shed Seems Certain.
GOVERNMENT EXPECTSCLASH
TROOPS TOLD TO SHbOT EVERY AGITATOR CAUGHJ ARMED.

In Lodz the Governor beraI Order, the officers to Act VI but Mercy ii Case of Disturbnnce Iundcring fl Riga--PrOmuIgation Jaw Creating Responsible Cabin and Count witte,s Nomination Premier E;x. pe-tsxl To-day-Gr, Ieetings Held fin St. Petersburg- of Assembly Practically AcknOI ed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
,mser,.n. City Council pres..s,...

Tho council mot In regular session
Monday evening.
building permits were granted Tbs
Rocky Ford Trading Co.. J. W. Law.
renee. l. II. FcniaEon.
Petition OF y. e. San Souci and 9TH
cra asking an arc light on the corner
OF Chestnut and y. Main was referred.
a communication was received from
tho building committee OF tho 81. 4.
church stating that they had the pow
or to srll the church on corner 9Th and
Maple for ts.soo. Moved by Hawkcy
and seconded by HickoS that the prop
crty be purchased for t5.s0o. provided
the lot bought OF Mrs. +. y. Goiding.
Sr. can tss sold for the original pur-
chase price. which motion was unan-
imouaiy adopted.
This motion was rcconsidcrcd and
the following offered by Burrcii and
seconded by Uawkcy;
Resolved. Tha; We purchase the
property Of the n. Il. church for ga
zoo. paying $1,000 down and the bal
nncc by bond issue. Carried unani-
mpuHly.
The finance committee reported IA
vorably on all bills except those OF
Goodncr Bros. Trading Co. and Trib-
unc. and recommended that warrants
be drawn.
The purchase Of a 'a3" Combination
Chemical engine and hose wagon for
si.IsO OF the SeaEravuE Co. was unan-
imousiy ordered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
Rocky Ford. Colo. July 81. 1905.

To Geo. ]. Dunbaugh. Pueblo. Colo:
You are hereby notified that pursu-
ant to n resolution OF the City Coun.
ell of the City of Rocky Ford. passed
July -. 1905. and the provisions of
Ordinance No. 81 OF said City. a side
walk was ordered and will be con-
structed along the west side OF that
portion of Tenth street lying between
Maple Avenue and the Southern lin
its of the City of Rocky Ford. And
YOU are hereby notified to construct
according to the provisions OF said
Resolution and Ordinance within
Thirty C7o) days from the date of the
last publication OF this notice, that
portion of said sidewalk lying along
and abutting the following described
lots belonging to you. towit:
Lots IT'S in Block IS, In the sec
,nd filing of the Town. now City of
Rocky Ford.
In case said sidewalk IL not con-
structed by you within said time. the
same will be constructed by the au-
thorities of the City of Rocky Ford.
the costs thereof assessed against you
and your said property and made n
lien against the same.
The date Of the last publication will
F. J. CRoS1ER.
1o-1. Street Commissioners.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
Citizens rlcctlng.

a mseting Of the citizens Of Rocky Ford
and vicinity is called for 8 o'clock. Mon
day evening. August 2l. at the council
room for the purpose Of making arrange
ments and appointing committees neees-
sary to prepare for Watermelon Day.
The Importance and benefit Of the Fair
and the Watermelon Day festival to the
city Of 70 ky Ford aird vicinity can hard
ly be over estimated.
Let US have a good turn out at this
meeting and make plans TO take care Of
our throng Of visitors during Fair week
in such a way as to create the most fav-
orabe impression. r. M. Pollock. Mayor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
The Jumpers Alight in Rocky Ford.

The Jumpers Alight in Rocky Ford.
The Pentccostal Union is the name
OF new and noisy sect with head
qautrers in Denver. They are more
generally known as Jumpers The
distinguishing feature of their SER
vices gives ground for the belief that
their organization attracts only men
and women whose heads lack normal
balance. Their worship is made RI
diculous to most spectators by their
jumping-jumping up in the air, some
times in the same spot for quite
time, at other times jumping in cir
Gle. This exercise is accompanied by
the singing of songs provided for by
their church authorities. In books OF
eastern travel we read of whirling der
wishes, who spin like tops as an act
of worship. The American, or. rath-
a modified form of one branch OF
Mahommcdan worship. The cNhorta-
tions which are intcrspcrsed with the
singing and jumping are supcrlativcly
icrvid and earnest. but the effect Tor
good is handicapped by the apparent
ly semi-idiotic antics. Three cxpon-
ents of this faith have been holding
street meetings in Rocky Ford. fol-
lowed by meetings III hall. Oi
course large crowds are drawn to see
and hear the noisy show. We would
not belittlc any effort to induce men
to live better lives, and believe that
street preaching can do much good
But IL such street preachers wish to do
the most effective work in causing
men to see the need of living better
lives. let them in earnest conversa-
tional tones plead for purity, hon
esty. temperance, charity, the adop-
tion of the Golden Rule and the prac-
,icc of all cardinal virtues. Let them
tell the listening crowds that the re-
ligion of the Christ will give them
new hearts and put them on the road
to nobicr. purer. happier lives. But
cut out the scrccching and the long
list Of religious phrases which con-
sti,u,e the bulk OF such street preach
ing-phrascs which mean something
To the earnest Christian but are Who'll.
iy wasted on the bulk of the crowd
addressed. Cut ont the Jumping and
all noisy extravaganza, and make
carncs, appeals to the hearts and con-
sciences OF men. This will be far
more effective for good than madc-io-
order emotion and frenzicd religious
gymnastics.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

w. A. Mattox has just closed con-
tract with A. W. Shelton of Holbrook
for the installation of a IS horse-pow-
or Oids. 4 gas mot .asolincl engine.
with suction gas producer. The gas
is the same as used for illuminating
purposes on the Santa Fc's coaches
and those OF other roads. II is made
from coal or charcoal and Is mach
cheaper than the ordinary fuel. the
sale of which helps Mr.. Rockefeller
to give millions to the Chicago uni
ycrsisy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
The Pueblo opinion says that In

The Pueblo opinion says that In
looking through Its exchanges 1t fails
TO find the Pueblo fair mentioned.
We know not as to other papers. but
the Enterprise has given frequent
mention OF the Pueblo State Fair. and
shall continue to make Its coming date
prominent from now until the fair
shall be In session. II In n very hard
job to build up n fair to successful
proportions. and the officers OF the Pu-
ebio fair need all the help they can
get from the press OF the tributary
country and from the citizens OF their
own city. Give them lift. The fair
win pay largely In advertising what
the Arkansas Valley can do In agrI-
culture. horticulture and stock grow
ing. II In IA public affair In which all
public spirited people should give good
words and substantial encouragement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

BY unanimous vote at tho last meet
ing Of the council the city contracted to
purchase the n. E. church property for
$780, decided bargain for tho city.
bu. Questionable policy from the ehureh's
point OF view. Tho complete oonsuma-
ton Of tho deal Is delayed until the pay
ment can be provided for in legal man
ner. which question will be taken up a,
tho council meeting Monday might. We
understand Mayor Polloek's position to bc
favorable to carrying on. tho unanimous
action Of tho council provided that pay
mon, can bo arranged for with duo re-
gard to tho ei,y's financial interests. The
acquiring Of this property and tho pur-
chase Of tho now chemical apparatus and
its accompanying equipment will lay the
foundations for fret fighting department
Of supsrior excellence. The church
building will afford every facility for the
hrs department. as well a. for council
chamber and other city uses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

Through tho courtesy Of Hon. Frank
lin T. Brooks the Enterprise II In re-
Csipt Of the latest Year Book of the
Department OF Agriculture. n volume
Of about 500 pages, containing nm Inn
mcnse amount OF valuable informa-
tion relating to the agricultural inter-
csta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

The more that ls known of the Uin-
tn reservation the more certain II
seer:$ that over 10000 people have
been wasting their time and money
when there Ii plenty OF better land to
be had without the extra ordinary eS-
pensc. and nt the same time know
what you ar. getting. Uintn Will spell
disappointment To n large percentage
of thos- who Registered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

The Importance Of providing for lodging
and feeding our visitors during Fair week
should no. be overlooked by our people
Applications for rooms are already being
received. and there is every indication
tina, the outside crowd will be fully as
erea, as Il has been previous years. Tho
Public Comfort committee will have con-
siderable to do to list places where lode-
ing can be procured. and also where
meals can be obtained.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

q. ~. prasdon of Pueblo WAS killed
by iishtnin. Sunday afternoon en-
route to pruiah. OF the four persons
only ono who felt the shock. and he
was almost Instantly killed. c. IL.
badger OF Rocky Ford was camp~d
near where the fatality occurred and
he rendered the use Of his carriage to
take the remains to Pueblo. Brnsdon
citizen OF Pueblo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

Tho regular si.oo Bottle Of Mes-ea ter
55e a, J. r. Awards Drug Store. Until
September 9th. Every bottle sold under
guarantee or Money refunded.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

The fnc cartoon on our first page is the
work Of Phil R.wilmarsh. an artist who
has done much effective work on Kansas
and eastern papers, bu. who is now in
the ives. for time for the benefit Of his
wifo's health. Mr.. wilmar,h will soon
make a prominsr, place for himself in
the list Of eartoonists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

WANTED-A competent girl for gen.
eral housework. Call on or address Mrs
C. ]. Cover, phone White 294. llt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

Lost, between Rocky Ford and the
river bridge hand grip for shot
gun. Suitable reward for return to
the Enterprise office. ie-It
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

The new depot COMMITTEES Of ths board
Of trade are advised BY the Santa Ps
that the construction department Of the
road has too much on hand Just now 70
consider the question Of 4 new depot but
will take up the proposition next year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

Th. United States Home Building
association II operating In some OF tho
northern counties. and also being Sc.
vcreiy scored by the local papers. II
Its agents come this way let 'cm alone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
Mes-ca is a guaranteed cure for any
case of catarrhal j. n. Awards.
SAY /!

What do you want? lean furnish you
with Horses. Cattle. Farms. Building
Lots and Houses. Can exchange lands
here for lands elsewhere. Have several
farms at Box Springs and in Missouri to
exchange for property here; also town
property here for Colorado Springs prop
erty. do assure an honest and legiti-
mate deal. See me at my residence. sos
South 9th st. or in my buggy upon the
street. l2-u ". r. Cline.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

A. M. Travis set his first express car
Thursday at shed No. 4. He expects it
will take 2 days to load. He hopes all
his shippers will be able to ship in the
first car as he expects to derive big
prices as It will be the first express into
Pittsbufp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

l4e acres q. miles from Rocky Ford.
lis acres In cultivation. fne land. Bal
anee pasture. fair dwelling. ten shares
water. This Is tho cheapest and bcst
place close to town. Price $4,000.
lott l. r. Fenlascn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

The construction Of many new brick
erosswalss and the general cleaning up
Of the streets is putting the city in good
condition for the thousands Of Fair and
w ,terrnelon Day visitors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

FOR RENT. Four room cottage. nicely
furnished. corner Second and Swink ave
Inquire at Mrs. ]. II. Burr. 2l0 Swink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

Two shares OF High Line Stock for
sale. Enquire at Enterprise Office:
i,-,i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
cantaIoupe Baskets at BurrcIrs

Except Sunday after o a. m, you can
get ICE any time at 1ryant's two miles
east Of town. S9-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

WANTED. ...second.h Hand Furni.
ture and Stoves at our Second.
hand annex.
Rocky Ford Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18

WANTED.--Second.hand Furni.
ture and Stoves at our Second.
hand annex.
Rocky Ford Hardware Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-13
proner Place to Select Seed.

With cotton. as with corn, the place
to select seed for the next years plant
ing is in the field. selecting with refer
ence to total yield Of seed cotton, per-
centage of lint, Gate of maturity. vigor,
hardness, form and size of bolls, leaves,
stalks, limbs and resistance to disease
and insect ravages. By selecting from
stalks that bear large number Of bolls
per stalk. the tendency will be in the
progeny to give an increased yield over
the averaSH of the patch, which is the
seed obtained when one waits to Sc
cure his seed at random from the gin.
Another objection to securing seed
from the gin in the usual way is that
1t is usually deferred until late in the
fall and thereby, generally, seed from
tn. last picking are obtained which
are not the best seed. The best seed,
as a rule, are from the middle pick
ing.
In selecting a variety one must not
be guided entirely by total yield OF
seed cotton. for often between two va
rieties producing about the same guam
tity per acre, the one with the smaller
yield should be chosen because Of its
production of larger amount of lint
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-13
Jets and Flashes.

Upon the question whether the hus-
band or the wife died first depends
the outcome of the contest over the
will Of Wallace Andrews, which gives
s2,500,0O0 to found an institute LOT
girls in New York.
The Canadian Supreme Court granted
a motion to quash the appeal OF Greene
and Gaynor against eXtradition.
Some Of us never know our own fam-
lilies until we have to look up to Heaven
to count them all in.
Germany has refused to agree upon
the subject matter to be discussed at
the proposed Moroccan conference un-
til France accepts the conference itself.
Mrs. Shepherd X. Smith was put on
trial in Manchester, Va, charged with
causing the death Of her 7-year-old son.
Fire destroyed the Baltimore and
Ohio shops at Yeyser, together with SO
cars.
Constable Mann, Of Appomattox, who
went to Lynchburg to arrest negro.
was himself arrested on charge OF
being drunk.
The "wets" carried Woodstock in the
local-optiou contest.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-13
"MetallizclD Laces.

According to the Paris Cosmos, n
French company has been formed to
"metalliZe" embroiderieS. and wonder
full effects have been produced. Expert
ments have long been under way with
q number of articles, such as flowers,
leaves and branches, but practical re-
suits with laces were only recently Sc
cured.
The laces are made conductors Of an
electric current and placed in gall
yanic bath. There they become coated
with an exceedingly delicate surface,
the colors of which can be regulated
at will.
The coating is so fine that not the
slightest irregularity can be noticed,
and the laces remain perfectly soft and
flexible. 1t makes no difference
whether gold, silver, copper, bronze or
other metals arr employed.
The assertiopks made that the metal
lized points, spite of the thinness Of
the metal col ting, can be united as If
soldered togeth>S so that all sorts of
combinations are possible. These
metallic goods are used for table orna.
ments, decorating furniture coverings,
wainscoting in parlors, and for in
crustation of fine woods, and the metal
lized laces can even be polished.-New
York World
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-13
Water on tho Farm.

Some of the older readers Of the Pro-
gressive Farmer may remember 4
time when water for domestic purposes
lad to be brought from the spring
which was generally 200 to 300 yards
from the house. Stock had to be car
ried to the nearest branch or creek to
be watered. Both people and stock
suffered for water at times. A well in
the yard saves much labor and insures
an abundant supply of water. If a
farmer has several head of stock to
water it will pay him in one year to
dig a we'll in his horse lot and get an
old-fashioned trough that will hold fifty
to seventy-five gallons. That will save
much time. If the farmer has two or
three hundred acres, it may be incon-
venient to carry plow animals some dis
tance for water during the long hot
days. A we'll dug in a convenient place
will save much time and give water
to stock when needed. But better than
wells, is a hydraulic ram, if farmer
has spring or clear branch near his
house with fall enough to use one. The
ram, piping and tank will cost only
two or three bales Of cotton, and water
will be furnished to house, kitchen and
horse lot. Any farmer who runs four
or five plows could afford that, and af-
ter using this water system awhile, he
would never give it up. The we'll could
be kept in good order for drinking
water.-Charles Petty, Spartanburg
County, S. c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-13
Cotton Seed Meal For Dairy Cows.

E. R. c., Carterton, Va, writes: 1
would like to try cotton seed meal
with my COWS, as wheat bran is too
high to buy now, and would like some
information on the subject.
You will find cotton seed meal an
excellent food for dairy cows, but you
should not feed more than three to
five pounds per day, and the former
amount is better than the latter, be-
cause cotton seed meal is very con-
centrated foodstuff. Pound for pound
cotton seed meal contains about three
and 4 quarter times as much protein
as wheat bran. Therefore, when you
feed three pounds Of cotton seed meal
you are practically feeding an equiva-
lent of ten pounds Of wheat bran. 1t
is the failure to realize the very con-
centrated nature of cotton seed meal
that has led many persons to suppose
it was not satisfactory food for cows
and other classes Of farm live stock.
While wheat bran is an. excellent food
for the COW and by reason of its eS-
cellent physiological effect and its fav-
orable action on the coat and dises-
tive organs, generally speaking it is
too high to feed at S25 per ton when
-one can purchase cotton seed meal at
about the same price. OF course. a
little wheat bran. corn meal or ship
stuff should be fed with the cotton
seed meal to obtain the best results.
If you have good clover hay and plen-
ty of corn fodder, however, cotton seed
meal by itself will prove satisfactory.
Knoxville Tribune.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-13
SOUTHERN +: FARM {: NOTES.
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TOPICS INTEREST pLAH7sR STocxMiEhH0 TRUCK eR6NE

and higher selling price Of total pro-
ducts Qint and seed). Remember that
lint sells for from eight to fifteen times
as much per pound as seed.
Other things being equal, preference
should be given to the larger boiled va
rieties, as they are much easier picked
and hence are popular with pickers.
A few hours spent in the fall in Sc
lecting and gathering separately the
seed cotton from stalks that have n
large number of bolls per, stalk and
other desirable characters, will pay as
well. or better, than any other form OF
farm work. The seed cotton thus
gathered should be ginned separately
and the seed carefully saved in some
secure place for next years planting.
Everyone who has been through cot
ton field in the fall has surely noticed
the great differences in the same field
in the form, shape and number OF Dolls
on different stalks, as we'll as in the
characteristics Of the stalks them-
selves. Now. remembering that the
law Of heredity is strong and constant
in plants rs in animals, will emphasize
the Importance Of selecting seed Of the
short staple cotton only from those
stalks that bear the largest amount of
lint cotton per stalk. OF course this
latter statement does not apply to long
staple cotton in comparison with the
short staple ones, for long staple cot
ton may produce less lint per acre than
short staple one, yet this smaller
number of pounds may sell for more on
the market, on account Of its higher
selling price per pound. BY c. B.
Williams and B. W. Kilgore, of the
North Carolina Department of Agricul-
ture.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-13
News of the Day.

Wholesale arrests are being made IN
Russian Poland, all the prisons being
crowded.
Near Lodz Cossacks surprised
meeting of socialists in forest anu a
number Of persons were killed OF
wounded.
China wishes to be represented at
the meeting Of the Russo-Japanese
peace plenipotentiaries.
The boycott against American gooas
in China is said to be spreading stead
lily.
Joseph L. Herwig, four times presi'
dent of the New Orleans stock ex-
change and director in a number Oh
banks and other institutions, died
Wednesday, aged 81. He was bo-l IN
Port au Prince while his father, then
Of Baltimore, was United States con-
sui there.
John W. Hill, ex-chief engineer OF
the Philadelphia filtration bureau
was held under bail, charged with
falcifying papers. and the S7oo,o0O
contract for fltration-plant work,
held by D. ]. McNichol & Co, was re-
Voked.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-13
aTalse q Rest Mt Noon.

Get into the practice of taking rest
at noon. Lie down If only for ten min
utes, or five minutes. If you cannot
lie down lean back in chair and close
Your eyes. Just forget everything.
Rest: relax. Even if you do not sleep,
rest.
This practice will make you live
longer. 1t will make you healthier
while you do live. 1t will probably
make people want you 10 live longer.
1t will take the tangle out Of your
nerves, the irritability out Of your
temper, the wrinkles out Of your face.
It will make your eyes brighter. your
face fuller. Try it.-Medical Talk.