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Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10
Injustice to Consumptives.

10 SOnSumpt1NSS.
 In the past few years the public knowledge Of the nature of tubercu- losis, and of the means by which 1t is spread, has been greatly increased.
 It is universally recognized now that this is an infectious disease, capable Of being communicated from the sick to the well, and that an uninstructed or a careless consumptlve is menace to the community In which he lives. It Is known that his expectoration contains the germs of the disease, and that IT It Is recklessly deposited on the floors of public buildings or in the street 1t dries, and the bacilli which 1t contains are carried by the dust to the throats and lungs of others.
 So much has been said of this dan ger. In the effort to suppress the dirty habit of e1pectoration. that the pendu- ium has begun to swing too far the other way, and the belief is gaining ground that the consumptlve, not mat ter what his habits or mode of life, Is 6 person 10 be summed.
 This is cruel, and adds unnecessary weight to the load of suffering the con- sumptive has 10 bear. It has led to the barring of health resorts against the subjects of tuberculosis, to the dis charge from their positions of wage earners who nre affected in the slight est degree, and even to attempts to iso- late the tuberculous as if they were lepers and pariahs.
 IL Is time h the name Of humanit, that something was said on the other side. and that the public shou,d be told that a consumptiye who is clsanly in his habits and is careful to destroy the expectorated matter by using paper napkins or specially devised cups which can be burned, is in no sense dangerous to his fellows
 A properly conducted sanatorium. filled with tuberculous patients, is .-.- deed one of the safest places for a per, son with supposed tendency to the disease to reside.
 A consumptiye should not sleep h the same bed with a well person, es- pecially a child. should refrain from kissing others, should not use towels or eating utensils in common, should not talk while directly facing his compan- ion in close proximity, should hold a handkerchief before his mouth when coughing, and should observe the well. known rules regarding e1peetoration That is all. If he Is careful to ob- serve these simple precautions for the sake of his fellows, the public has nc reason to shun him.
 He can live at home, can mipgle witl his family, and go into the society oi others without the slightest fear of do ing them harm. His lot, like that oi any sick person. is a hard one, but Il should not be made harder by the igno rant and unreasoning fear of those who have misinterpreted the well-intentionet warnings of physicians.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

The late King Carlos of Portugal was the only monarch of his time who de voted himself to scientific research for the good of his people. Becoming deep ly impressed with the importance of
 fisheries to large number of his sub jects. he determined to study the dis tribution and habits of the different kinds of fish in the Portuguese seas. Beginning in 1886, he spent a part of each succeeding year until his death on his yacht, named Amelia, after his queen, personally experimenting the work of sounding. dredging. the collec- ton and preservation of specimens. But his services were not confined to the ocean, for he took an active interest in the welfare and pursuits of the ag- rlcultural people. Dressed like one of themselves says Sir C. R. Mark ham in the Geographical Journal. the king WAS well known on the hillsides and in the farmsteads." He planned to prepare a complete manual of the birds of Portugal, and published two sections on the thrushes and warblers, containing notes on each bird, with his observations on Its first appearance
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

evils of these years inseparabe from rapid de yelopment and an unbounded prosperity, wherein often times the material has been exalted above the moral and the spiritual United States may well be proud of American business and American citizenship
 The spirit that, long hidden in the great heart Of man. struggled up through the colonial years through the revolutionary years through the dreadful years of civil strife struggling up through these years of mighty social and economic adjustments the spirit builders and defenders of the republic in every crisis-that spirit of the freeman is still with the American people, and will abide with them If they will realize and be the high privilege of American citizenship.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

and departure, locality and habits and thirty-nine large colored plates. The results of his oceanographic campaigns are given in six volumes, the title pages having the simple statement, par D. Carlos de Braganca"-'by Dom Carlos of Braganza."
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

order to perfect the peace of still wider 1t up- reaches to beings above the human kingdom in infinite gradaons, to the Supreme, who is God not of wrath but of love- whose moral codes bespeak virtue for the beauty and delight of It When St. Paul adds his Ideal of co-working with God of harmonizing the will with tue will of the supreme harmony, happiness has en- braced the universal nature and penetrated the uni- versal plan, touched the utmost bound of being.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

An AngloIndian. says an English newspaper, gave the following "char- acter' to his native cook. who exhib- ited 1t with much complacency: This servant has been with me for six months. It seems much longer. He leaves on account of III health. My tll health"
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

The old square pianos have lost caste to such an extent that dealers no longer take them in part payment for new pianos And they are too heavy and name Is Ichabod
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10
Annoyed Author.

The author of 'Trache" gnawed his long and silky mustache in a vicious manner.
 Plague take these autograph nends."
 But, Dryden" protested the young wife, you haven't had a request for your autograph since l don't know when"
 He scowled darkly.
 That" he hissed, lis what annoys me-"
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10
THE BUSINESS MAN AND POLITICS.
By Secretary of fhe Treasury CorteIyou.

The business man should realize that It is as much of his interest to participate actively in political primaries and conventions as 1t Is to attend to his daily business af- fairs. We need sll over this fair land to-day a revival of the spirit of the old town meeting, where there were general interchange of views, the discussion of public questions, the ascertainment Of the needs of the community, and the shaping of plans to meet them.
 Notwithstanding the mistakes and
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

An Indian woman named Mrs. Co., Ash-Cho-Nah-To-Yer-yitty was recently granted 6 divorce in St. Louis. We hope she also received permission to -esume her maiden name.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

4 few years hence, according to Dr. Jackson, every man who has not had his appendix removed, will be subject to appendicitis. But Dr. Woods Hutch inson says that when the average man has passed the age of 50 he has no ap- pendix-it has disappeared. Still, this does not tend to reassure the except tonal man.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

According 10 Texas paper. "some people marry because they want com rade in arms" Many other marry be cause they want reliable conmissary department.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

After a United States warship Is six or seven years old 1t makes one of the best targets imaginable; but not for any glnners except our own.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

and scatter sunshine in h!s home. He will make him. self handy the house and not expect anything to be done him. When his wife asks him to mend the sewing machine put wire the screen door, he will pout and say That was not in the marriage contract"
 He removes a burden wherever be can, and moves around the house like bearded angel blessing every thing he touches He oyerlooks little weaknesses his wife may possess instead of calling her 'crosspatch. and then becoming times and ugly himself
 He sympahizes rather than rritates He Is not always insisting he right and his wife is wrong He is ioyia and lenent and lets the little have her way in many things, always allowing her to have the last word
 good husband also keeps up his courting as long as he lives He never forgets tell his wife how much he thinks of her He speaks words of praise while she is living and doesn't wait until the funeral to deliver sentiments she cannot hear
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

yivness the conspcuous fact that the grandest intellectual have been labors of love- wrought by lesured men whose genius could flower because they
 lived above the level of sordd Above the intellect ar. born still oftier and loveier phases of conscious ness still farther away from brute e1perence-the ecstasy of saint the beatihc vsion the spiritual illumination, the souls awakening.
 These pleasure experiences reflect in the outer worI pleasure societies and pleasure reliSons Not lso ton nor fear nor pain, but evergrowing solidarity cry ease Under the completed pleasure regime there will be no national boundaries Happiness now has banded to wide degree that overreaches the of any to realize It alone It social enjoy mont collective happiness Many must be glad n
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10
His Scheme.

"Of course" said young Bridey, whenever my wife worries herself 1t worries me"
 My wife" said Elderly, never worries now"
 You're lucky"
 "No; merely foxy. just let her see that when she worried herself It didn't worry me at all. and so she stopped 1t" Philadelphia Press.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

Inasmuch as there are to be no more Caleb Powers trials. Kentucky might concentrate its energies now upon the work of eliminating the night riders.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

Financial persons who object to the term flying machine" are at perfect liberty to call the thing an aerodrome an aeroplane, sn areobat, an seromo- bile, or an airship. This is a free coun- try.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

A Boston man has been accepted by 6 girl to whom he proposed POS times. We're willing to bet, however, that be didn't get down on his knees every time
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10
EMPLOYER HAS HIS RIGHTS.
By Rev. John Wesley HW.

The employer has right to what he has honestly earned. Deny that and you have shattered the corner stone of our civilization. The proposition to abolish private property and make the State the general proprietor Is false to every principle of equity and justice. The employer also has right to decline the services of all intractable men. I believe in
 the rights of free speech, but I deprecate the
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

Many a sweet girl graduate who Is thinking now only of career" may be more or less surprised to find her sel in the June bride class next xear
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

infammatory ebuons of professional agitators whose only claim being workmen Is based upon their ability to work the workngmen. men who make revenue out of trouble and who fatten calamity. you against dsturbers of public peace these enemies of honest labor
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

Aeronautics is not in its infancy. by any means, but aviation is just get ting its eyes open.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

Evelyn Thaw is to get an allowance of S1,oo0 a month for sticking to Harry, which Is more than she could make behind a ribbon counter.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

So many old people are treated with neglect and unkindness by their chill dren 1t is wonder that old people do not occasionally turn their property in- to money and elope.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10
HUMAN HAPPINESS HAS NO LIMITS.
By Ada May Krecksr.

There are certain big things to which l be- laughing flowers and merry brooks, but some times are quite irrational about the sorrows of man. They seem to regard all nature as gay and only man as mournful whereas, did they but appreciate 1t, If beasts and plants are happy at all, man Is happier. Above the senses the intellect overhows blsses denied savage and animal One testimony to their
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

When a woman won't she won't-and the reason she won't is because.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

Before going out In a small boat se- feet the seat which you intend to oc- cupy until you get back to the shore.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10
PROPER TREATMENT OF WIVES.
By Rev. J. L. Scudder.

Selfshness Is the rock upon which domestic bliss generally goes to pieces. model hus- band never plays the tyrant. He treats his wife as equal, not AS subordinate or slave Some women are married to bears- Some are caged birds, too sad to sing. Others have that word obey" eternally thrown at them. Another quality in good husband is his determination to cultivate cheerfulness
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10

Eyeryoae expects to strike 1t" some day.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-09-10
TURNING THE TABLES

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-04
COUNCIL HEETS
And Has a Rather Acrimonious Timc
for a Few Hours

Mayor Pollock presided over a some
what "grouchy" meeting Of the council or
Tuesday night. at which every membe
was present except Alderman Latson.
The seance began with discussion Of
II. J. Ross petition for pool hall license =
when it became known that Ross ha
been violating city ordinance in not sec
uring license when he first took up tf,.
business from Mr.. Jackson. A commun
'cation from the school board calling the
councils attention to the fact that schoo :
children and minors were allowed to pla y
in some Of the pool rooms. added to the
displeasure Of the honorable body ant
caused them to severely eensure the city
marshal. The upshot Of the matter wa S
that the council refused Ross license.
Marshal Croop then rendered his resig-
nation. to take effect Dec. 81. and the
same was accepted.
Another matter that troubled the eoun-
Gil was as TO what should be done regard
ing the building at Main and Maple re-
Gently damaged by fire. This was dis
posed Of by ordering the warden to en-
force the fire ordinance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-04
BEGIN GRINDING WHEAT
Swink NJ. & q. Co. Starts Work nj
the Flour Mil

After lying idle for about two years the
Swink Milling and Grain Cos -four mil
will be started up today for long run
IT conditions are favorable. For severs
weeks Steve kelso. an exper. millwright p
has been installing new and p-to-datt.
machinery and overhauling and cleaning
the interior Of the mill until he has ths
entire plant in first class shape and oper
for the most thorough inspection. which l.
invited by the company.
All the wheat that could be proeuret
in this vicinity has quietly been bought
and stored by the Swink M. & G. &C
and this with what has been brough
from Kansas will keep the mill running a I
its full capacity of 100 barrels for sever
al months.
In addition to their other famous brandr.
the company will manufacture a No.
fancy patent to be known as ''Swink' =
Best" and Enterprise readers who pat
ronlze home industry are advised to in
clude this -four in their next ords
to the grocer. The company has diseon
unued their retail business and in futur.
those who wish the product of the SwlnL
mill must get it through their dealer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-04
LINN KLi<EEELTER
The Popular Mail Carrier A Victim of
Typhoid Fever.

Linn Charles Kinefeiter was born at
Manly. Worth Co.. Iowa, Sept. IL. 1895.
and died at Rocky Ford. Saturday even
ing. Nov. 29. 1908. With his father.
mother and one brother he came to Colo
rado IN 1899. locating on the. western
slope and two years later removed to
Rocky Ford. where the family has since
lived. After coming to Rocky Ford. he
attended Commercial college and about
two years ago accepted a position on the
crtv mail service. whIce he held until his
final illness.
C1 Mhy 6. 1905. ne was married to
III : Mary Robo Of Rocky Ford. AMI to
the two SINS nave been born. I,ese
wi'- us mother. Mrs. p. G. KIInefeIter.
and one brother survive him.
Re vas an active member Of We Fra-
te'nal Union of America and at the tire
Of his death vas secretary of I. local
lodge No. 4ze.
.,e vas. in his Der NAL life tre . IS.
homes. industrou- 4 truthfu' s0s rave
hims".f in all exp-n"r.ure Of tn rFFJ and
tune to his home N lovtd -'rs.
He was faittf :. duty q. ge saw it
and because OF rs f!delitv his ."ti.lar,ess
to render any kindl service r,t apoor-
tunlty offered. coTn'r rJJd will
fr re won Is;ee Who
knew lin.
Funeral ser. r wer. rcd in The
Preroyterian Chur BY Rev. Davenlo lort
Tuesday afternoon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-04
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J. M. Gee is spending the week in Dem
yer on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Randall returned
Sunday from a pleasant visit with friends
in Denver.
Dewitt Young left yesterday for Twin
Falls, Idaho. where he will engage in the
grocery business.
H. J. Woodbury.. editor Of the Manza-
nola Sun. was looking after business in
town on Monday.
Id. Hale returned from the Imperial
Valley in time to enjoy Thanksgiving din
nsr with his family.
Harry F. Hagan. Portland. Ore. spent
Thanksgiving in Rocky Ford with his
daughter. Mrs. Joel W. Todd.
N. }. Nelson left for Fredonia. Kan. on
Sunday in response to a telegram telling
Of the serious illness Of his mother.
About forty young people had a jolly
good time at the social party given by the
Misses Shumate last Friday evening.
Mrs. n. D. Garwood returned to La
Junta on Monday after few days visit
at tho home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Butterfield.
Frank Royal celebrated Thanksgiving
on Friday. 1t was bouncing baby boy
that caused him to give thanks" a day
later than the rest Of US.
The postponed meeting Of the Sans
Souei Club will be held with Mrs. G. p.
Randall on Tuesday. Dec. 9th. 1t will
be AN Afternoon with Riley" and a
full attendance Of members is desired.
Rev. c. W. Hustt, pastor Northern
Avenue church Pueblo. will lecture in
First Methodist church on Wednesday
evening next, Dec. 9. on Japan. Mr..
Huett was for 10 years superintendent
Of Methodist Missions in Japan and is
well posted on his subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Henry returned last
Friday from Montezuma county. where
they had been 'roughing it" for several
months. To Mr.. Henry especially was
life in the open air Of great benefit and
he believes that he can again buckle
down to work in tho shop.
Rev. S. c. Green and family left yes
terday for their new home in Leadvlle.
and with them goes the best wishes OF a
circle o. friends such as but seldom
blesses the kindly labor of any minister,
Rev. Green was one ST the best liked
men in town and his CHEEKY presence
will be missed.
Warren Maxwell had bone in his foot
broken in the battle upon the gridiron
Thanksgiving day. He didn't know until
the day after the game that his injury
was SO severe and .Ill likely taboo foot
ball hereafter. At least it is safe to say
that Warren won't do much kicking for
couple Of weeks.
Theatregoers who appreciate artistic
stage pictures with all the beautiful cleo
tre eoloring that modern stage mechan-
ism has made possible. have 4 rare treat
awaiting them in the pIqusnt musical
mixture. The Isle Of Spice" ghich n. n.
Frazee brings to the Grand. Thursday.
Dec. 10. "The Star OF Fate" which is
the finale Of the first act, represents the
acme Of electrical and mechanical skill
enhanced by beautiful femIninity. sweet
singing and enhancing music.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-04

For Rsnt.- Five acre tract with fruit,
five room cottage. sheds and corrals.
Also fine young Jersey cow. good gentle
horse. buggy and some farm machinery
for sale. 1908 Washington Ave. 2ztf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-04
NAMH OF OWNER

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-04
DELINQUENT LIST OF ROCKY FORD SANITARY Sewer
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE.
Assessment Number Five

List of lots and blocks which the interest due June 22nd
1905 has not been paid and which will be sold principal
terest and penalties
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-04

<ueItOIls n ".-D6B. Ut ISV GUT. oeCs
So 1866 It. to canal. Sw along canal
to point $50 It. w Of E line Of lot in
said section 6. N on line parallel with
Sec line to Rt Of Way Of Ark v r R
thence Ne along said Rt. Of Way to
point where same intersects N line of
Sec. 6. Thence Z to beg. except 2
acres in Ne y Ne Y paid by P. Voth,
also except following lots in townsite
OF Shelton:
Lots s, II. q. a, "a, II. 6. 10 and
80 Blk. 2
Lots Z, IL and AZ Blk.
Lot IS Blk 3.
Lots Is and % Blk
Lot 15 Blk.
Lots and 43 Blk. s
Lots 10, "a and 36 Blk. Q
Lots and IL Blk. 10
Lot Blk. IL
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-15
III hus' Ini 70 laiihli
klnh ldlslla esafststca.
lfEls Il .Iolfak u IsrEIsED
Nesy Certain That Al Of Local Pei
tors viii bd Returned to Their
chvrehss-osttins In Collections
and Arranging Reports For Year.

II Ia practically settled that the
annual Virginia Conference OF the
Methodist church. which. convsnes In
Norfolk on November II. will meet
here next year. 1t has been the
custom to hold the convention In
the eight larger cities OF the State
each entertaining the body in turn.
Eight years ago the cow ntion met
here. and the city's time has rollsd
around again.
The conference brings four or hve
hundred ministers and layman TO-
gether, and there are always many
others visitors in addition to the dele
gates
The Methodist ministers OF this city
are busy getting in their collections
and arranging their reports for the
year. All of the churches will be
represented by their pastors ana
delegates, and a large number OF
msmbers will attend some Of the SEES
Rions.
1t Is very certain that all OF the
pastors now located here will be re-
turned to their churches tbs year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-15
senior Ereel Resigns.
Mexican Ambassador to Washington
70 Leave Post.

MEXICAN CITY. Mex. Oct. A
The Mexican foreign Office has con
firmed the resignation OF Enrique {.
Creel. as ambassador to the United
States. Senior Creel for some time
mas held the double position OF
governor Of the states Of Chihauhau
and ambassador at Washington. and
he now desires to seyote all his at
tentiOn to the former Office.
His successor to the pest at Wash
ington has not yet been decided upon.
1t is rumored here that Senior Creel
will enter the Diaz cabinet as minis
Ter of government. colonization and in
iustry, in succession to Olegarlo Ma
lima, whose anti-American attitude in
the matter OF the mining law regard
ing concessions is said to have dis
pleased President Diaz.
Senior Creel is pronoupcedly pro-
American
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-15
FUNERAL OF Mr.. PEACHY =.
ATST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Services VIII be Conducted at z
O'Clock This Afternoon
Masons and Eiks Attend.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late A. c. Peachy. who died
late Tuesday night. wili'be conducted
at st. Pauls Episcopal church this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock by Rev. DR..
Goodwin, OF Williamsburg. Inter-
ment will be made at Greenlawn
cemetery.
The Masons and Elks will attend
the services in body, and at ahe
cemetery burial srvices will be con-
Quoted by Newport News Lodge. No.
315. B. p. o. r.. according to the
Elks' ritual. Mr.. Peaehy was past
exalted ruler Of the Eiks' lodge.
The palibcarers will b.: Active
Messrs. ID. G.. Smith, X. n. Lett. Sol
Miller. Stewart Lotticr, Edwin
Vaughan and Alex Meyers: honor
airy, Or. William Roane Aylett,
Major James Haughtcn, Messrs. Fred
Read. Elias Peyser, J. p. Harrison,
Harry Libby and w. c. Stuart.