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Pineapple juice.

Garlic eaten raw will cure a cold In
the head, grip or influenza in the first
stages, but in 3lscs where prciudiccd
people refuse to test its virtues irish
moss lemonade made after the well
known faXsccd lemonade recipe ana
taken for both meat and drink stands
next on the list
Pineapple juice will relieve mnamma-
ton of the throat in the most advanced
and chronic cases and will cure all or
dinary attacks. In both mcmDranous
Group and diphtheria pure pineapple
juice either raw or from the canned
fruit will cure when the entire apothc-
cary shop has been tried ana found
wanting.-National Magazine.
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Won Hutten's Misery.

Very sad was the fate of Ulrich Won
Hutton, one OF the greatest writer's
Germany has ever produced Unable
to earn living, he was reduced to
tramping through the country. begging
food and shelter from the peasants.
One bitter winters night both were re-
fused, and next morning he was found
frozen stiff and cold in the drifting
snow outside the village. "Thc only
thing he died possessed OF besides the
rags he wore," says his biographcr.
Huinglin, "was a pen"
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ANCIENT CLOCKS.
Curiosities In the Museum cf tho
Town of Sohramboru.
Continued

Curiosities In the Museum CT tho
Town of Schramborg.
In the town Of Schramberg. in the
Black Forest district of Wurttembcrg,
Germany, where one of the chief in
dustries Is ciockmaking. there is an
Interesting museum Of tlmepieces. The
COLLECTION displays the gradual develop
ment in the making OF clocks for many
centuries.
Among the curlOSities are many of
great historical value. There is an
alarm clock constructed in the year
1850 for the use Of travellers. In form
it resembles lantern. and the interior
is designed to hold a lighted candle
The candle is slowly pushed forward
by n spring, which also controls tho
mechanism Of the clock. A little pair
OF shears clip the wick of the candle
automatically every minute to regulate
its light. The lantern is incloscd with
movable slides. so that the sleeper IS
not at first disturbed by the presence
Of light.
The alarm IS set by inserting n peg
In the second dial plate. When the
required hour arrives the alarm is
sounded, and at the same time the
movable slides fall, flooding the room
with light
Among the curiOsitics IS n japanese
saw clock. The clock itself produces
the motive power 10y descending n
saw formed strip of metal. the teeth OF
which operate the wheel Of the clock.
work. In another japanese clock the
hand Is attached 10 weight. which
sinks once in twenty four hours. The
time Is indicated by hand on the
perpendicular scale.
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TURNING OF THE WORM.
His Plain, Blunt, Straight to the Point
Talk to His Wife.

Mrs. Lambert, think we will have
to cut down expenses" remarked Mr.
Lambert timidly.
TO his intense surprise she made no
reply. Then he grew bodor.
"And am certainly of the oninion
that YOU are spending too much money
on gowns and hats"
Again no answer. His bravery jump
cd up another notch.
"And, Mrs. Lambert, l must say fur
thcrmorc that we will have no more
teas or receptions"
Silence. Mr.. Lambert grows dariu".
courageous.
at is simply an outrage the way You
lavishly eXpcnd my hard earned mon
ey. You have no consideration and al
low your cXtravagant ideas TO carry YOU
Off your feet. DO you realize that we
are living beyond our mcansT
No answer
do you know that l am making
$1Co month and you are deliberately
spending 5000? Can't YOU sec the fam
lily IS bound to land in the poorhOuScW
Silence. Mr.. LamDcrtS fortitudc is
unboundcd.
81 have stood your impositions long
enough, Mrs. Lambert. DO You under,
stand? You have hcnpcclcd me until
life is now unbcaraDlc. Now intcnd
to take hold of the rcins. I will man.
age affairs and YOU will obey"
There was n sudden crash then
yell Mr.. Lambcrt's head came into
contact with the bcdpost rs Mrs. Lam
bert shook him furiouSly, and she OK
claimed:
Cant you keep your mouth shut
when YOU are asleep? What in the
world arc you dreaming about any
way? 1t is simply barbarous the way
You disturb my rest after | work SO
hard all day keeping the house in or
der. And YOU know l am worn out
from tea this afternoon, yet
And Lambert realized it was al
dream and began nursing the slowly
swelling bump on his hcad.-~Bohcmia
Magazine.
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"'" "o'' "' o'''P'9 S'oP'"0 'oc"'
song oi triumph ahd' losing hcr mead
i,.''e, she iost her scaht loothold as
well s,ipPeu' trleu 10 hoiu on laiIed
anu silu GOWN INC sleepy sIopllg rock.
IL 'hc man nau not sprung forward
anu c"uSht hcr Sle would probably
l",e ioi'c'i oNel ''e l'arroW ieu%c on
whic" i'e Stoou ana gone bounding
uo"n ~ uoN II tie mountain size 10 her
,,c"'n' pul llc oIu c"tch iler ana DroNe
'ue iuii' 80 .''"t Sne iahdeu llghtiy be-
sue nm ana "l'hm an ace Oh pelhg on
''e, hl.eeS,
Ni'ei ""' 1t hao Deeh Il narrow eS-
c"pc' p"' ,ne iiallS arms were so
gnia scarcely realized t,c donnar shn
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MUSIC LOVING NAPLES.
1t Has the Poorest and Happiest People
In the World


1t IS estimated that Il quarter of a
million people in Naples live from
hand 70 mouth, and there are hundreds
of children who subsist ont of the gar
bagc boxes and who sleep in churches
and on doorstcps
Tho taxes in Italy to provide war
ships and to keep the nation on a war
footing with the other powers are real
~ StupendOus. There is Il tax on cv-
crything, says tho Delincator- grain in
the field, fruit on the ViDe, old bottles
Fuel and foodStuffs are very dear
Only labor is cheap. For the very poor
meat is luxury unhcard of, and even
macaroni is too dear to he induced in
often. There are any number OF per.
ambulating street kitchens. where va.
rious kinds of soup. cakes and fruits
are sold in portions costing | cent
And yet these people seem very hapuv.
Bands of musicians are always play
ing in the streets; the guitar ana the
mandolin are to be heard everywhere q
on the boats, in the hotels. aud the
stranger is lullcd to sleep by n sort
scrcnadc under his balcony.
The story teller thrivcs in Naples. as
there are so many idlcrs there He col
lccts little crowd around him ana
proceeds in tho most dramatic way.
gcsticulating wildly and working his
face into the most exciuciating OK.
prcssionS, to relate stories of advcn-
ture or other events, much to the cdi-
lication of his hearers, who 10 show
their appreciation are often betrayed
into giving sou which might have
been better spent for bread or polcnta.
The public letter writer is another
street dignitary of importance and in
great demand, especially with timid
and buXom maids of all work who
have themselves neglected to lcam
the art of writing. OF such the public
letter writer holds all the secrets of
their loves and is often their adviser
as we'll as ananuensis.
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By c. N. and A. M. WILLIAMSON,
Authors of"dhc Light ming Conductor" Rose
mary In Search of a Father" Etc - ~
1907 pY MCCLURE. PHILLIPS T. CO

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The Nub of the Tbinn

"Man runs to cliqucs," audibly rumt-
mated a grizzlcd citizen. ale thinks
pretty well Of his country, of his state
or province, of his town, of his own
street, and then we get at the nub of
the thing-thc man thinks rctty well
of himsclf,"-Kansas City Ncwsbook.
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When man is being operated on by
a barber it is best for him to keep his
mouth shut. The case is different when
the patient Is in the dentists chair.
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.o@,E 52'G Rac@n ard .C,2ml
'',.' ~ In'd! et,,'u's Saiyc one lppi.rn.
"''~''e\-" 'he 'ighmg aud burning sensation
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CHAPTER THREE ,
:: st,1E.o,. oc,Q CO

lis is perfectly appall-
ing.' SroanCd the un-
fortunate lady who
passed for this advcn-
turc under the name of
Miss Manchester.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
pepsjey Claim Settled.

Colorado SprsnEas-1.csiie W. Pope.
Joy. who sued the estate OF WInhcli
scptt Strastnn for es.opc. 600 on the
ground that he vas cnti,icj to half
share Of the estate Of tho lat. tniiiioa.
airc because Of alleged Eruhs,ake he
furnished prior To the discovery ot tho
famous Independence mine. has set
tied his claim with the executors for
$4,000.
While the executors refused TO rec.
osnisc tho validity Of his claim. they
flcd a petition In the County Court re-
guessing permission TO srtti. III. claim
In order to prevent delay OF two or
three more years in winding up the az.
fairs and turning the proceeds of the
estate To the trustees Of the MyTpn
s,rat,oa home.
Two other claims OF $4,000 each.
growing cut Of suits fiicd for the re.
covcry Of damages for injuries sus-
tanned by Francis Dilts. a miner. in
falling Into a gravel pit owned by the
estate. were settled with the parents.
Charles IT, and Sophia Dii,s. for 81 1000
each.
Only three suits are now standing
as these are settled the executors will
turn the assets over TO the trustees Of
tho Myron Stra,ton home. Tyson 4.
Dimes, Judge Moses Haiiett Of Denver
and Dr. y. II. Wright of this city. Il,
is thought that actual preparations for
the building Of the home for II Paso
county poor will be started by the end
Of the ycar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
cssi Roads Ask Delay.

washinston.-The coal carrying rail-
roads who are required under an act
Of Congress to dispose OF their coal
properties by May list next. have sub.
mi,ted to the attorney general prop.
osition looking TO . postponement o.
the date Of enforcement Of the Lag.
on account Of the recent financial dis.
turbance. The proposition was sub.
mitted through X. W. Deforest OF Ne~
York, general counsel Of these rail-.
roads. The roads represent that, ow.
ing to the financial situation. II they
carry out the law IL will result In sac.
rifcing their property at prices greatly
below its actual value.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
German criuei.es Roosevelt.

Heriin.-in tho course Of an intcrpr.
ia,inn in the rpichs'aE In reference ,r
tho hiEh rate of discuun, charged bJ
the Imperial hank. Count son kani,s
Conservative. suggested that President
RooScvslts threats against the
trusts was responsible for the cri,i
cal fi.sncial condition ~. added tina.
the opponents OF the trusts mus; rec
ognizr that interference with the finaa
ciai activity Of tho United Statra
which is based on the operations Of
the trusts. means interference with the
entire economic situation In America
Americas error has been that she
allowed the trusts TO 20 so long with.
out Interference said the speaker.
Continuing. the speaker expressed
his opinion that tho United States will
need much more money. and this Will
come from Europe. lie then asked
what means would he adopted to pre-
vent this outflow. which even . high
bank rate Of discount could not keep
back.
He suggested a moderate return 20
bime,aiiism by issuing In Germany sill
yer coinage TO the amount of 2s marks
per capita, which he said would I'm.
prove the situation. He upheld the
method of the Bank Of France. which
issues silver coinage to the value OF 20
marks per capita Of population. as .
model In this connection. declarips
tha, this system permitted France to
have such an enormous gold reserve.
The shortage OF money. according TO
Count Won kanitf, made the restorA-
tion of ordinary conditions question.
able.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
coler,d Preacher nor,e~nipped.

Dcnver.--A Republican special from
Trinidad Wednesday night says: Rev.
Alex Wagner. pastor Of the African
Methodist church. was publicly horse
whipped in the presence of q largo
crowd at the Santa Fe depot at noon
today by J. II. Patton. a member Of
wagoner's congregation. Patton rainesi
vicious blows on the preachers head
and shoulders. and only dcsis'ed when
he felt satisfied. as no one interfered.
During the Sunday evening services
at the colored church there was not q
woman present. and II IL said that
Wagner made the remark that tho
women Of the congregation were prob
ably walking the streets with other
men,
When this alleged remark reached
the ears of the women IL raised a pro-
test which led TO the horsew hIpping.
The coiored people are much e1-
cited over the affair and more trouble
is expected. Wagner recently came
here from Phoenix. Arizona.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
Pure Food in~essio alton.

Washington. - President Roosevelt
has decided to obtain expert informa.
ton regarding certain questions Of
chemistry involved In the application
Of the pure food Law.
He has written TO the presidents Of
Yale, Johns Hopkins. Northwestern
university. University Of Illinois. Uni.
versity Of Virginia and University Of
California, requesting them TO submit
names Of several practical scientists
from which he proposes to select .
board Of I'VE to consider the fegula.
tons which have been made by the
Department Of Agriculture regarding
the use Of sulphur in preserving fruits.
the use OF benroate OF soda in the pre-.
servation Of ketchup and other food
products. the use OF glucose In syrups.
besides several other chemical ques-
tons.
The President indicated that he had
taken this course TO please Representa-.
lives Needham, Hayes and Smith Of
California, who called at the White
House to protest against the sulphur
regulations.
They regard tAis manner Of settling
the controversy AZ entirely satisfac.
.ory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
To Leave Cuba Ness Year.

washinston.-As far aH he can. Soc
Rotary Taft has committed the govern
mcnt To q promise To withdraw CON
plctciy from Cuba In the bcRinnin. o!
the sprins In 1903. This pledge ID con
iain-d In a letter To the Prcsidrni.
transmitting tho report of Governor
MaEoon for tho past year.
Afcr pointing Out that tho report
from the governor shows III. condl
tons In Cuba To DO encouraging. Sec
fe'ary TAFT naya:
1T was hoped by som. that the
census might b- completed In Scp,cm
bcr last. ! did not think no. and
am not a; oil surprised In learn tha'
tho census has not yc; been completed
and probably will rot be until Apsii
or May. This will postpone tn. local
elections until June. tho presidential
election until n-ccmb-r and tho In
s,alia,iun Of the rrrsid-n, and Con
Ervss and the turning over OF tho IN
land until about March or April o:
1909.
This il In compliance with out
promise when We assumed Temporary
contrpl Of Cuba. and Il seems to frse
that vo ought to allow nothing TO 10
'ertcfc with carrying ou; that promise
There are important Interests thai
would b- g:ad To delay our stay thor.
for years. but good faith and GOOD
Judgment require uH To leave at the
tim. appointed
The r-poT, Of Governor Msgoon Goa
stitut.s an exhaustive history of th>
American Intervention In Cuba and II
ih. passar. OF tho island under Am,
crican control.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
weoIerossrs' Attitude.

Helena. Moni.-Aficr tho most sue
ecssfui meeting In tho history Of Its
organization. tho forty.foarth annual
convention Of tho National wooisto~.
cfa' Association Thursday nisht ad'
journcd 10 meet next year In foca;'
clio. Ida.
Hcfor. aajoarnins fund Of $4,000
vas subscribed by tho various state
delegations for tho establishment OF
a publicity bureau To wage nsht
against tho administration policy for
federal regulation Of the public range.
Despite tho fact that hc vas elected
president Of tho national association
by q unanimous vote. Dr. J. ~. Wilson
of Douglas. wyo. declined 10 accept
the honor because OF hls personal and
political friendship for United States
Senator Francis y. Warren. whom tho
conscntion refused to consider for t~'
election because Of the fact that the
Wyoming senator has gone on record
as savorinE tho forestry and range pol
lcics Of Prcsident Roosevelt.
After DIR. Wilson's dcclinatIon of the
presidency. frvd ". GooSiInE OF Idaho.
was chosen az Senator warsca's sue
ecssor.
otner officers elected were:
Dr. J. ~. Wilson OF Wyoming. West
ern vice president. Joseph Ewing OF
Ohio. Eastern vice president: George
=. Walker of Wyoming. secretary:
Lewis pcuueii Of Montana. treasurer.
The executive committee includes: J.
A. Artis and John lawrence for Colo
rado: Sol i.sad and A. -. Garrett for
New Mexico. and Tim Kay and VIII
liam Daley for Wyoming.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
sovERsTowh DEATH LIST.
Ono Hundred and Seventy Persons
Perishsd In Opera House Fire.

Perished In Opera House Fire.
Boyerstown. Pa.-one hundred and
seventy persons perished in the
Rhoades opera house IRE Monday
night. according to figures compiled
by Coroner strasser. The list OF dead
includes one fireman. who lost his life
hghting the fire. and one man, Jacob
Johnson. who died today from injuries
received 10 the blazing playhouse.
Three charred bodies were recovered
from tho ruins OF the building today
and of the l6S bodies or remains that
lie In the improvised morgues. ll6 have
been officially or partially identified by
sorrowing relatives or friends.
Tho private morgues In the town
were not OF sufficient size to receive
the bodies OF those taken from the fire
ruins and the public school was also
used.
Each bit OF Jewelry or fragment Of
clothing picked up In the blackencd
ruins was tagged. AZ were the charred
and blackened bodies. or such portion
OF them as remained. and all persons
In search Of missing ones wsre permit
ted to pass through the gruescme rows
to made identifications. Some OF the
bodies could not be recognized by the
features alone. as In most cases the
upper portion OF the corpses were
scared or burned to crisp.
Coroner Strasser tonight established
n bureau Of Information where he
granted death certificates and signed
insurance papers.
Representatives OF scores Of insur-
nncc companies arc In Boyerstown pay
Ing OF claims as fast as they are pre-
scented.
Not more than twenty-five OF the en-,
tire number OF bodies removed from
the fire have heads. There are several
trunks that will probably never be
identified. uS there were several stran.
gers In the audience that witnessed tho
play.
That tho victims wcrc not confined
TO residents OF Boycrstown was shown
by the number OF unclaimed teams ut
the hotels. Fully forty teams remained
uncailcd for nj the stables yesterday
and the iiYcrymcn said they belonged
to pcopl. residing within n radius of
fivc or six miles Of boycrstown who
drove tn this place Monday night with
their families To witncKs the produc'
ton Of the Scottish Reformation"
There ID no clue to tho Identity OF
the owners Of q number OF the teams.
Tn. merry parties Of four and six
that drove into Boycrstown with the
teams aro believed To b~ with the un'
idcat!:lod dead In tho various moFgncH.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
Rushing Ditch Enterprise.

Dcnver.-A For. Morgan dispatch
says: One hundred teams are working
on the Riverside ditch in this county.
Those who have been skcpticai abou,
getting water on the land north Of this
place during the comins summer are
nov believers. There is much activity
In trading In land in that section. The
district covers about 10000 acres. half
Of which lies adjacent to Fort Morgan.
The company having the work In
charge has decided TO extend the ditch
to q point ak miles beyond Wildcat
creek, and BY doing 20 will cover a
great deal more territory than at FIRST
planned. The reservoir supplying this
ditch Il full.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
Ask Tina, Troops Remain.

Carson City. Ncr.-At the afternoon
session Of the Assembly Thursday a
resolution which passed the Senate In
the morning. pctitioning the Prcsidcn;
to retain the troops temporarily.
passed without a negative vote. There
was no argument on either side as TO
the merits of the measure. Governor
as he came into tho hall was greeted
with applause. Speaker Skaazs, who
had opposed the governor in the mat.
ter of calling the troops TO Nevada.
left III > chair and Speaker pro ten. Fol.
som placed the motion before the
house. skaass absea,ed himself when
tho vote was taken.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
Arrss, es Murder suspect.

Colorado sprinss.-Iohn Lopez. aged
thirty. was arrested here Thursday
night for completely In the murder Of
the four Italians at Florence. Colorado.
He was taken In custody while going
on shift at the Golden Cycle mill,
where he obtained employment yester.
day. He had been here for fve days.
coming from Florence, having left
there January 10th. when arrested
Lopez wanted to know why the detec.
tives wanted him, but would given no
information concerning his movement
for the last ten days. The arrest was
made on information furnished BY the
police at Florence.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
wooLaRowgRs' CONVENTION.
FIsree Attack on President's Forest
Reserve Policy.

Helena, MONTH"; Tuesdays session
of the forty.fourth annual convention
Of the National Woolgrowers' Associa-
ton is to be accepted as rejecting the
views OF the stockmen and .sheepmen
of the West q bitter campaign IL TO DO
waged against the announced policies
of President Roosevelt and his advisors
for the federal control OF the public
range.
The woolgrowers will send delesa-
tion to Washington to oppose any leg
islation by this Congress In carrying
out the Presidents recommendation.
A considerable number OF delegates
have expressed a determination TO op-
pose the recollection OF United states
Senator Francis Il. Warren OF Wyom'
Ing, as president Of tho Woolgrowers'
Association, because OF his advocacy
Of the administration grazing policy.
The session was characterized by q
bitter address against the government
regulation OF the public range by
Thomas J. Walsh. u Helena stockman.
lawyer. and later Democratic candi'
date for congress. who criticised es'
pecially the action OF tho administra'
ton Is putting into effect what ID
known ns the license system OF graz
Ing upon forest reserves. .- ..r
The attendance ut the convention Ii
large. the greatest. In fact. In the his
tory OF the association. After invoca'
ton. formal addresses Of welcome
were made by Governor Toole and
Acting Mayor Wendell. Frank p. HaS
enbarth OF Idaho. responding. The
usual committees were appointed. fol
lowed by tho annual address OF Vice
President Wilson of Douglas. wyo-
who congratulated the association
upon tho prosperous past and bright
future OF the industry.
Mr. Walsh then addressed the con
vcntion. Hc asserted that efforts were
making to bcfog the public mind OF
the real issues aud held that the pole,
o. forest preservation was not nj
stake. Ho said the people Of tho wcsl
had gratefully accepted Rooscvcits nd
ministrations. but they felt they knew
better what In for their own good thar
does he or any departmental clerk. II,
asserted that II was paicrnaliSm Ion'
mad TO charge that the cai'lcmcn die
not know their own interests. and dc
scribcd nK disirust OF tho people cS
cry argument advanced In favor Of tbs
new departure. Tnc session closrt
with nm address by Governor Brook
OF Wyoming on The Open Range"