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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
HOW H CURED
His SKIN DISEASE

head legs and arms and commenced treatment
but did get the disease under
for and at the end OF
said the disease chronic then quit them and
but soon before finally decided oen
alone for suffered intensely from the
the time about half of my hair At last De
CANS disease had sOlong
but your medicine doing me good and
continued to take it After taking S Tor awhile w"
single left body which
completely the eruption waited
until the Spring to see if it would return but have seen no
1t has been several years now
and don eIwileve of the trouble
blackberry Ottumwa, Iowa f. e NORFOLh-
What S. S. did for Mr. do for every who
afflicted with Skin Disease He is just of the many thousands
Flood and removing the cause from the circulation you
you have skin trouble and shall endeavor this sno
talk tell just why S S will accomplish the desired result
The skin composed of two distinct layers One known as the
epdems skn which has bres and serves principally as
composed of elastic hbre fat tissue glands ympc nerves
The thousands OF tiny veins and arteries with which TINS ewer
section nced supplies the cutce with heathf properties from
circulation keep the skin smooth and healthy Wecan
and why humors and acids the crc
always find their the surface and cause skin affections
of supplying rich nuritve properties cue the circulation
constantly deposits acd mpur into the sensitive hbres and MS
splits or breaks and liberation OF the
glands producing discharge the surface the form of Eczema
such Acne Psoriasis In these varieties the humor the blood
diseases the hair foces ETC. causing them to swell ana
troubles all due impure blood and only blood puher can cure
9~ s 6 s s6 a6d e WIN RsD @ BU
have effect the humorS IN the blood ana
s. SKIN diseases Of every kind by
and removing the humors from the blood SIS coos the acid
heated circulation builds its normal strength and thickness
mupe rich nutritious corpusc!es, and adds to its purity and
nourishng qualities in Then the Sn instead OF oeng
and named fiery humors and acids noushed soohed
sotenea by plentiful supply Of rich pure blood is the
greatest of purifiers and therein lies its ability to skin
rashes erupons of the cue These troubles cannot remain
when the has been removed and 5 will certainly remove
the by purifying the blood Book on Skin Diseases free to all
who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25

Nothing quite 50 good a. the meat you
get at the Melvin Meat Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
NEW PROGRAM AT MAJESTIC.

attend The Happy Hour tonight" say
the management o
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30

Ne had nice little shower of rain here Sunday and all the lIeth people are praying for more.
 Little C0rdelia Miller is still work ing at the hotel and Miss Minnie Wright is as saucy as ever.
 pr. Guest is kept busy all of the time but not So busy as formerly.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30

this week on account of some little repairing Co do
 Mrs. Gall has been sick for the past week, but is much better at present.
 Mrs. Guest and two daughters were visitors at Democrat Sunday to at tend church. Bro. Kelso preached a good sermon 10 large congregation.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30
HETH TIMES.
Iealth is better Id present.

Health ls better at present.
 Cotton will soon be sufficiently open for picking and everybody will be glad because they want to get through picking before cool weather.
 The saw mill has not been saving
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30
OF ARKANSAS.
 ST E'R AN1Ie Gnrt,.1

 
 I'll the nty ytolrw Uln dorS FanisC set ft anl the earcag saft l nc dridd re nhat July yternof fte rtfrte al iCouyCu 
 T MERWIN, County Cerk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1910
Suhscription R.teA.
WE'VE GOT A NEW PRESS

For whatever shortcomings there may
have been in the Enter prise the past few
weeks we desire to offer an explanations:
A month ago our old Chicago Stop cylin-
der press. that has so long and faithfully
performed its manifold duties, was broken
beyond repair. A new press was at once
ordsred and We had an expert pressman
down from Pueblo to set up the big fivs-
ton machine. but he was not onto his job.
as shortly aftea starting up last week a
casting was broken that necessitated our
calling upon the services Of the Tribune
press in order to ge, the paper out. The
break has been repaired and we have had
two expert pressmen give the machine a
thorough overhauling. According to their
expert testimony our new press is now in
fine shape and we have one of the speed
lest and most complete presses in the
valley-a press that will print anything
from full sheet poster to the finest of
half tones. SO bring in your job work and
the Enterprise will guarantee to give you
satisfaction.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
I SCHOOL NOTES

Tuesday, April IL. will be observed as
Patriots Day at the Liberty school. The
regular programs will be followed in the
different rooms during the greater part
Of the day, thus giving opportunity for all
to see the general working plan Of the
building. Patrons are invited to spend
a part or all Of the day in the building.
DR.. Buxton. recently Of Salt Lake
City. where he was assistant principal Of
one of the high schools. addressed our
High school on Friday morning of last
week. The Eye and Seeing Things"
was the general topic upon which the
doctor gave profitable and interesting
talk.
Our High school base ball team won
IN the League game played in Lamar on
Saturday. The score was IL to IA. and
the usual hearty welcome was accorded
our boys by the Lamar team.
1t is gratifying to the many friends Of
Miss Zeta Bradley Of our High school
hat she now stands first in the Colorado
Springs Gazette Popularity contest.
This contest will continue until the first
Of June. and the successful contestant in
each district will be given a trip to Cali
fornia.
The interest in the playground move
ment continues. and the May poles are
almost completed at the Washington and
Liberty buildings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
Why Not q Ball Team

It has been asked "why don't Ordway
get up a baseball team and get in the
zame?" There Is local material avail
able for most everything but battery
and for a small amount salaried men
could be obtained and with the proper
encouragement Of the local boys. gooo
team could be kept up and there are
plenty lovers Of the sport here that will
donate literally to dsfray expe nses
With a good ball team to assist in adver-
Using the town. Ordway people woulo
soon get the proper boosting spirit into
their systems and all pull together. Le.'s
get together and talk 1t over.-kew Era
The same conditions exist in Rocky
Ford, where circumstances are NOR.
favorab BILE TO baseball then in any town N
the valley. II some ore would only take
the initiative in holding a mass meeting
Of those interested in the great nauona
game, there is little doubt that team
would be organized at once. We would
suggest that it be composed principally
Of home talent and run on amateur lines,
instead OF wasting money on importations
VINO are often only little better than the
nome product which could 5 on De de-
seloped.
A team composed Of Rentlemanly fel-
lows and who play for the love Of tbs
game will be greater credit to the towr
than team composed Of salarso tough,
and ringers although the latter win every
time and then two, the expenses woulc
: be very small.
That Alfonso CASTOR spirit prevailing
in the sporting circles is very unehar-
aeteristie of progressive Rocky Ford, SC
lot some one step forward-the rest vii
1 follow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
EUREKA.

Monday morning Roy Rose shipped his
goods to Canada. where he expects to
make his future home. Rex Rose went
as far as Kansas City and will visit with
his father for couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Irving Haines and little son
Ralph were called to Amity on account Of
the sickness Of Mrs. Haines' mother
She writes her mother Is improving.
J. G. Fleming is very busy getting the
roads in good shape for heavy travel.
G. B. Todd has a little child sick with
the measles.
Inez Presnell is visiting at John Ken
nedy's.
Found-Kenneth Kelsay's saddle under
tree by the gate last Saturday morn
ing. Many thanks.
Mr.. Osborn has his new house plas-
tered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
Library Notes.

The issue Of books for the month just
closed has not been quite up TO the aver
age Of previous months. owing no doubt
20 the fact that the country people are
getting busy with spring work and have
less time for reading: and the further
fact that the pupils Of the public schools
are particularly busy with the closing
work Of the school year.
During the month the library was
presented by Mrs.W. D. Mcpherson with
20 volumes from her home library
mostly works Of excellent fiction. which
will go on the shelves the present
month.
It is to be regretted. especially on the
ibrary's account, that Mr.. and Mrs.
MCPHERSON are abou. leaving Rocky
Ford to take up their residence probably
in Colorado Springs. They have both
been useful, intelligent and helpful eiti-
zens Of our town during their residence
here, MIR. Mcpherson as a member OF
the city council and Mrs Mcpherson as q
member Of the library board. They
have both been in every way promoters
Of the best things in the community.
The librarian also acknowledges the
gift Of eight useful volumes from Mr.. J
F. Burris. historical and biographical.
The H. W. Wilson Publishing company
announces a new departure that will
prove Of interest and help to many in a
literary way. 1t is a proposition to sup
ply for a small considerat copies oi
any recent periodical articles called for.
They are loaned for two-week term at
cost Of 10 cents and return postage
This makes available the matter current
on any live topic without the expense OF
buying the whole magazine.
The library is in receipt Of a dozen bull
letirs of the Rhode Island State Agrieui-
tural Experiment station on the subject
Of weeds, Their Eradication and Con-
troll" Let US read and profit by them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
ARKANSAS VALLEY MOTIFS.

Miss Jennie Walker of Rocky
Ford is visiting at the home of her
uncle, J. X. DeWeese.-Swink Advo-
| cate.
Miss Fannie Robb. OF Rocky Ford.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Elmer
Watson.-Omer item in the Fowler
Tribune.
A bunch OF surveyors from Colo
RADIO Springs were at work up the
Horse creek valley last week, which
revived all sorts of rumors OF rcscr-
voirs and water systcms.-Sugar City
Gazette.
Miss Alma Mickelson. teacher OF
the King Center school. was a visit
or at the Woodbury. hon, Friday eve
ming. while en- route to Rocky Ford
to spend Saturday and Sunday with
her parents.-Manzanola Sun.
Judge Essex was down from Pu-
cblo last Monday morning and held
| brief session of the district court
There was no business of any par,ic-
ular import transacted outside OF a
few court orders.-La Junta Tribune.
X. {. Ingc sold the Lutte George
| ranch. owned by p. G. Randall. oi
Rocky Ford. to f. b. West, OF Mound
Valley. Kan, one day this week. the
consideration being SIs.6so. Mr.
| West will not move on the place thi.
year. as it is already rented to Mr.
Georgc.-La Junta Tribune.
The Congregation OF Brethren, al
| McClave. are erecting fine church
At that place and the dedication oi
same will take place Sunday. April
10. Rev. Neringer. OF Rocky Ford
will be present and address the peo'
pie. and all are invited to attend thi:
dcdicat on servicc.-Las Anima:
| Leader.
Eight men were found wandering
the streets Wcdnc sday night unable
to find bed in town. Marshal Wor'
kcr accommodated two of them at the
| iail and they were not hoboes. either
| Thew had money to pay for lodging
but every hotel. rooming house and
some of the private residences were
full II sure looks like busy time
for. Ordway this summer.-Ordwa,
New Era.
More bccts and better ones i.
| what beet growers are working foi
and il the expert Investigations and
advice of the U. S. Department ot
| agriculture avails. the ambitions o
the growers VIII DC rcaliZeu- 1T. "
J. Spillmau, sugar beet investigator
for the Bureau of Plant Industry
was here several days last wccl
studying the conditions in this vicin
| ity. and il is understood he will maxi
other visits to Holly. The Depart
ncnt's Investigations are conducted
| wholly in the interest of the grow
crs. though as it works out the fac
tory is equally interested. as the OBJ
| jcct oi the Investigations is to in
crease the yield and improve the
quality. The assistance and advic,
OF the government cannot do other
wise than good. and we are glad tt
see that this vicinity is to rccciv,
the benefit of direct and personal at
tention OF the leading experts in thi:
branch OF the Department of Agri
culturc.-Holly Call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
NEwDALE.

Mr.. L. p. Meyer sold his farm to Mr..
Robson Of Grand Valley district and has
purchased land from the A. 8. S. COM
psny.
Miss Ruth Hall was taken to the hos
ottal Saturday to undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. Frank cramer arrived Sunday
from his no ne in Girard. Kansas.
Mr. Lester from Alabama is visiting
with his cousin. Mr.. Booker.
Mrs. Booker. Mrs. Eads and Mrs. Sam
lane spent Tuesday with Mrs. Jaekman
They spent the day quilting and reported
a nice time.
Mr.. Tim Souther'and arrived from
New York this week. after serving three
years in the PHILIPPINES. He is visiting
with his brother, Clarence Switzerland
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boags. Mr.. Charles
Jaekman and sister. Hazel. spent Mon
day evening at c. W. Johns. in honor Of
Mss Bonnie's birthday. The evening
was spent in playing games and music
Mr.. Morrison purchased the scales OF
the Newdaie association.
Mrs. Clarence Southerland visited with
Mrs. Lane Tuesday.
Mr.. Robson has moved into his new
home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
Federal Graud Jury

Amongst the representative citizens Of
Southern Colorado who were summoned
to serve on the federal grand and petit
juries to be selected. IN Pueblo on Tues
day were four from this eity-A, S.
johnson and Geo. E. Preble on the grand
and Harry c. Morse and Fred Johnston
on the petit.
Judge Lewis presented his instructions
to the grand jury on Wednesday. but they
were not made public in full. They are
said to embody an inquiry into many
matters in which Uncle Sam is interest
ed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
CLUB NEWS.
++++++++++++++. +

Friday evening. April /. the Woman's
Club devoted its energies to the pleasant
task OF entertaining the husbands. BROTH
ers and sweethearts of the club mem
bers. An audience Of 80 greeted their
efforts. Mrs. George w. Lewis very
graciously placed her cemmodious home
at the disposal of the club. MIR. Coch-
rane delighted the audience with recita-
tons from Riley. Mrs. Coehrane and
Miss Winifred Sibley. of Denver kindly
contributed to the enjoyment Of the even
ing with piano selections. The many
games were entered into with great zest
Mr.. Van Buskirk for artistic drawing re-
ceiyed the BOBBY prize. watering can,
and succeeded in convincing the guests
that Apishapa water was to be had in
abundance. Mr.. Coffman was also the
recipient Of BOBBY prize. the reward
for his made efforts on the sea voyage
to smuggle in the widow" Cliquot
Mrs. Charles Evans received the first
prize for the reading that brouRh: about
Mr.. Coffman's downfall. Mr.. A. s.
| JOuuSou IeSGlN00 Iu0 hhos PiiZo hh ZIG
composition of the ten-word telegram
seeking the lost umbrslla-"Lost, an UNI
brella by lady turned wrong side out. "
Mr.. Zitkowskl received the first prize in
the guessing contest. and Mrs. Garwood
the BOBBY prize. We we're pleased to
have DR.. Albert Buxton. guest OF Mr.
Ward. with US. A delicious luncheon
was served. The gentlemen expressed
themselves-"We are glad we are men,
3ers of the Woman's club" Echo ans
wers. I'VE are glad"
The o. D. 7. club was most enjoyably
entertained by Mrs. Lewis Swink on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Claude E. Swink entertained the
Entire Nous on Wednesday. A very
enjoyable afternoon was spent by the
members
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
FINEST IN THE STATE.
Stauffer's Install Up-to-Date Re-
frlgeratiuc Plant.


frigeratine Plant.
This week Stauffer's will complete the
installation Of one Of the mpst up to date
and sanitary refriRerating plants in COL
orado. and everything about this popular
market is expected to be in shape for the
grand opening which will be held on Sat-
urday, April | 6. to celebrate the event.
when tie public is cordially invited to
drop in and inspect the working of the
cold making process.
The plant is being installed under the
direction of A. j. Hartshorn, an expert
from the Althoff Manufacturing COM
pany Of Denver. and when completed
will not only keep the big ice box chilled
by this modern dry refrigerating process,
but will also keep the counters and dis
play cases at cool, even temperature
All meats on display will be kept under
glass and chilled by the dry refriRerating
process through coils of cold air pipes
which is considered to be much more
sanitary than the damp. cold method oi
preservation usually found where ice is
used for storage.
1t will be well worth while for our
readers to call and have the dry refrig-
Grating method explained to them on the
day Of the grand opening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
PATTERSON VALLEY.

Many Republicans. as we'll as Demo-
Gratis. are enthusiastically mentioning the
name of q. E. Adams for the legislature
next fall on the Democratic ticket. Mr..
Adams endears himself to the -unterri-
fed" heart that he swallows tho plat
form pledges" with zest and believes in
a Democratic future. He is lo-earat in
Patterson valley.
James Palmer is erecting neat ranch
house OF five rooms.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08

1t is safe to say that not one person in
ten who read novels is unfamiliar with
Augusta J. Evans ''St. Elmo" And it
will delight the thousands of admirers of
that classic to learn that on Friday nlt
April is. a dramatization of that play
by Neil Twomey will be seen at the
Grand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
HoI brook schools Consolidate.

At a meeting Of the school patrons in
Cheraw last Friday night it was decided
to eonsolid ate the surrounding schools Of
the Holbrook district and organize high
school, as recommended by the state
superintendent during her recent visit.
Conveyanees for the children in the out
lying sections will be run every school
dav. the expense to be borne by tho tax
payers Of The district.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08

The "Ids" sl.5o Shirt at MeMillan's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
Muzzle Your Dogs.

The Board of Health has issued an
order that all dogs in the cities and
towns of the state shall be muzzled
ior a period of ninety days. All dogs
without muzpIes will be ordered shot
This action was taken by the board
in order that rabies which is now
prevalent in the state east OF the
mountains may be wiped out before
warm weather.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
We're Quietly Wed.

At the Methodist parsonage on Tues
day evening. Or. J. c. Rollins joined In
the ties Of matr mony two we'll known
resid en,s Of Rocky Ford. in the persons
OF Peter J Willis and Mrs. Emma c.
Hardesty. The happy couple are the re-
cipients Of hearty congratulations from
their many friends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08
Federation Notes.

The Federa ation will meet in the library
building. April 9, at 2:5o. All clubs are
requested to be present. The election Of
officers will take place at this meeting
Let US have a full meeting and begin our
spring work at work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-08

The beef which will be on sale at
Stauffers grand opening. April l6. was
fattsned on barley and corn by A. p
Koups. Call and take home q cut.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-24
ATHLETICS RETURN
FROM CUBAN TRIP
Champions Delighted with
Their Visit to Island.

Philadelphia. Dec. 23.-Several of the
worlds champions who made the trip 70
Cuba returned 10 this city to-day, while
others win linger in the South for some
time John Shibe. secretary OF the Ath-
letics, was the first member of the party
to returs home. He left Havana last Sat
urday and made the trip by boat.
Those who arrived to-day were Danny
Murphy and his wife. Jack Lapp and his
wife, Ira Thomas and his wife. Jack Bar
~. Eddie Plank, Bris Lord, and Jack Nc
Innes- Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy. Barry
and McInnes viii spend the holidays at
their homes in New England
Secretary Shibe said to-day:
we had a glorious trip and were show
cred with AFTERNOONS by the Cubans. It is
a great country down there. and the peo-
pie made our visit something to be long
remembered. Big crowds turned out at
nearly every game, the largest up 10 the
time that I left being when We played
the Detroit Tigers
THE Cubans are wild over baseball
and they know the game, too. One news
paper in Havana printed more stuff about
each game than a paper here did about a
contest for the worlds championship. II
spread I'VE columns over the first page
and had a couple Of pages inside.
Yes; Davis team got defeated a few
times, but that didn't Worry the boys
any. They are nearly al handicapped by
sore arms. Barry was about the worst
Of all, Jacks arm was so sore that he
couldn't throw the ball across the dia-
mond, and 50 he was shifted over 10 sec
ond base and Derrick played short. The
boys, when they found their arms We're
not in good shape. concluded not TO take
any chances. and not one Of them suf-
fered any injury
Frank Bancroft, who managed the
tour; Jack Coombs and his bride, and Der
rick are now on their way 10 New
Orleans by steamship. Harry Davis and
his wife, Topsy Hartsel and his wife, and
Chief Bender and his wife decided not
TO come home from the holidays, but they
will spend a couple OF weeks al Palm
Beach and Jacksonville. Fla
THE boys" concluded Mr. Shibe
''were all mighty well pleased with the
trip, and the Cubans appeared to be well
satisfied with the article of baseball that
they Witnessed"
Catcher Thomas said.
1T was a great trip and the Cubans
treated US royalty. The roofing was the
widest that / ever heard. They had a
pet name for all of US, but 'Topsy' Hart
sci got the queerest. They called 'Topsy
a name which means the little grand
father
Our games did not draw as we'll as
the Tigers, and we were told the reason
was because the Cubans did not like our
uniforms nearly so much as those worn
by Detroit"