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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

entirely on his side. The result was that
in spite of repeated protestations on the
part of the actress, and friendly and
fatherly admonition on the part of the
manager, directly the young actor who
played the lover saw his opportunity III
persisted in Internationally giving her a
kiss. She claims damages. I have a
profound respect for illusions on the
adds the correspondent, and I hope
that instead of having to appea before
the judges the young actor who pro-
tests his love for the lady will appear be-
fore the registrar.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Ada Rehan will produce a new play by
a prominent author the coming season.
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SLEEPER.

The handsomest tourist sleeper that ever
turned q wheel-the electric lighted Pull
man tourist sleeper on the "North Coast
Limited Butte to st. Paul.
Try our NORTH Coast Limited"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Kyrle Below is to have a theater bull
for him by London admirers. 1t will bt
opened with a new play by Louis H.. Par.
ker and Addison Bright.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Gerhart Haupmann has not only
earned honey from his plays, but in
herited some estate from his father n~"
married a rich woman. After building
three house in various parts of Germany
which did not suit his taste, he has be-
gun a fourth near Dresden, where the
dramatist thinks he may finally be con-
tent to live.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Mrs. Langtry recently opened a new
theatre on the Isle of Jersey with "The
Degenerates" as the means of revealing
her as an actress to the people of her
native town.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

There appears to be trouble in the ney
vaudeville trust. 1t is said the west i
kicking about the East taking all the BIZ
attractions.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Elenora Duse is to appear in a ~transla-
tion of Shelley's Beatrice Cenci."
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

John E. Henshaw has been signed by
d. V. Arthur to play David Garrick in
"Oliver Goldsmith" in support of Stuart
Robson, next season. Mr.. Henshaw is an
actor of many years experience and he
should prove a notable addition to the
cast Of Augustus Thomas excellent play.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Elizabeth Robins, playwright and &C
tress, has gone to Cape Nome as cores
pendent for a London magazine. She
does not expect to return to the stage.
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THEATRICAL NOTES,

New Orleans is not to lose it's French
opera company after all.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

seasons with Nat Goodwin. has been en-
gagged for the role of General de Men
doZa, supporting Viola Allen in her new
play, " In the Palace of the King"
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HERR soUDER's WONDERFUL FUNNY ELEPHANT BRASS BAND
ONE SOC TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHIN
- GILL paEN.- UNDER i2.xEaas ON HALE ealcE
e eRHa1A1 EXCURSIONS S ON
WI COMPLETE EXHIBITIONS DAILY, AT = AND & P.
WILL EXHIBIT At

ices a the downtown office are the s me as hagM at the heMA wagon on the gmMnds
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

"The Cadet Girl" was produced at Her.
aid Square Theatre last week in New
York. It suited the Weather apparently
for it produced a chill.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Martin Harvey, whose success in 1.-THE
Only Way" has made him a prominent
figure in the london theatrical world, is
soon to play Romeo and Juliet" Grace
Warner, daughter of Charles Warner
and widow of Franklin McLeary, will be
his Juliet. He has a play made from
Marion Crawford's Romance" and will
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Eleanor Duse is thinking again of
founding a great classical theater in
Rome, an art theater in which horrible
photographers of modern life'' would o
be seen. Who has done more to Keep
horrible photographers of modern life
on the stage than Signora Duse?
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Mascagni has composed a hymn in
honor of Admiral Dewey. He has begun
another opera, to be called Julius Gaze
sar," the libretto by Gabriel d'Annunzio.
He has also been featuring on Verdi.
Verdi, by the way, is keeping remark
ably we'll in health and takes frequent
rides in tram cars.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Sarah Bernhard is to leave her Paris
theater to the actors of the Coincide
FRANCHISE during her travels in this coun-
try. The occupancy will begin in Octo-
Der n continue until the new playhouse
is completed. AS the Franchise actors
are to be homeless for six weeks pre-
ceding that time, it is proposed to di-
vide them into two parts to act tragedy
at the Theatre Nouveau and comedy at
the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

h Princess's Theater, which 81. F.
Keith has learned In London, waHNen.
tirely rebuilt in 1880, and was openaM or
Nov. 6 of that year with Edwin Booth a.
Hamlet. The curtain-raiser was Henry
Arthur JOnes's AN Old Master IL
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Pierre Ginisty is to revive, next year
at the Odeon, a ha1f-forgotten tragedy
Ulysses" by Francois Ponsard, will
music written by Charles Gounod. It wa.
played at the Coincide Franchise in 1852
but dropped from the repertory after
few performances,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

The Church at Stage Guild, which has
existed twenty-one years in England, has
given UP the ghost. The clergyman who
founded it was at first prohibited from
preaching in London, but later had the
offer of a curacy from the Archbishop of
Canterbury as a reward for the good his
society has accomplished.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

A story from Munich raises the deli
cate question: May an actor kiss an
actress? The quaint laws OF Germany
and Austria, which are only slightly more
vague than their timetables. says a Lon
don correspondent, set 1t down that he
cannot. The code prescribes Tin effect
that before a man can consider himself
an actor he must nov 10 to click his
lips at a distance from the fair ones face
without ever touching her mouth In
the present case 1T would seem that the
actor and the actress only had one bit
- s...> A>1---~~ AAA- and khAA ~on
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spy, made a hit in one Of the sou.
Vadis' companies last winter, has beef
engaged for a leading part in Frederic
Ii. Sanford's farce cupid Outwit
ADAM" which opens at the Bijou The
atre, New York, in September. How
ard Hall, another former favorite of tn
play, "A Soldier of the Empire" ha
been engaged as leading man at tn,
Alcazar, San Francisco.
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In the dramatic "Mr. Dooley," e. w
Townsend is preparing, Charles Hopper
who played "Chimmie Fadden," will APP
pear as the celebrated philosopher Oh
Archey road.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

Ezra Kendall is the latest variety ar
fist to come in contact with the vaude-
Vile trust. Kendall has been in the habit
of raking off something like $500 for his
weeks monolosue. Recently the trust"
confronted him with a. contract calling
for $3.50 per week and the chances are
that Ezra will drift back into farce COM
edy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Cutting Versus Pulling Cantnloupes.
In a paper read before the last Farmers
Institute. A. Lntson presented sugges.
tion made to him by experienced sou,l,.
ern growers OF cantaloupcs. II was that
they should be cut, not pulled. from the
vine. The cantalonpe, it was said. in very
much like the orange. and in picking for
shipping long distances it must be taken
from the vine before it is ripe enough to
slip the stem. II you force the melon oil
II will bleed. and tho flavor will be lost !.
1t will also cause more rapid decay. for
here In where decay first begins. II in
claimed that cutting the melon with an
inch OF the vine left on is an mid in npen-
ing the fruit; the stem will dry mp and
til. melon will retain iis perfect flavor.
This suggestion wis not urged for
adoption by Mr. Ilatson except in an ex.
perimcntal way. Supt. Griffin Of the OK.
pertinent station hns been investigating
this subject, and thinks that the southern
growers who have found cutting advan.
taccous have been growing and shipping
the mnskmslon family instead OF the
can,nionpe. Mr.. Griffin il confident TINT
Rocky Ford cahtaloupcs should be pulled
from tho vines when they have reached
the stage of ripeness when they arc sas.
lily detached. However. NO trust that
during tho present season u series OF cx.
psrimcnts will bc made which shall test
tho practical value of tho southern
growers suggestion.
1. u. q. =. Anniversary Association.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
Eloca,ionnry nnd Musical Recital

By Edith Wayne Bn,teriicld. Of Den.
ycr University, assisted by home talent
npicr the auspices Of the ladies Of the
Bap,ist church. for the benefit 81 the
Hnnt;st parsonage. at tho opera house
Tuesday night, May first. The pro
,,rnmn. includes the following rccita'
t,ons by Miss Butterfield:
"l,,biud Curtain "1'he Sct OF Inr'
,,,ise." Jacks Kisses" "Nauehty Zeil
'fbe Little Town Of Rocky Ford. and
Musicale Dumbbcll Drill. Vocal nnm.
hers will he rendered by Messrs Elser
nni Rcnch. Misses Mckinley. Clcaree
Eiser aud Mrs. Hall, aud u Greek Sole
In Jas, Chumos.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
still Hauling Pulp.

Farmers having been delayed in their
farm work are putting IN time in hauling
bee, pulp from the refuse piles at the
fac,or;cs and storing Il on their farms for
spring feeding of stock. 4 visit at the
factories nt any time will find . nniunef ,,.
NJ wa,ops backed up to the pile being
loaded. Some farmers claim that the
min is more valuable for feeding now
linn when freshly made. having become
sonrei the same rs sliced feed. Many
farmers in this section will. during tue
fall make preparations for storing the
,,,,,,, Inrinr the winter in order to do
away % with the hauling i in the spring.
The pulp is fed generally to milch cows w.,
and nj 10 stock being made ready for the
market. The farmers ia the vicinity "'
Pc,in. nj, and st. Louis Park, MIMI ;
.,ni;,, ibr value Of the pulp to such an
extcnt that when the factories at those
las nIacea closed the pulp was oil gonc.--Bay
CITY Sugar Beet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

When you have found house.
visit our store where you will find
the largest and most complete
line of furniture ever brought to
the city. We furnish your houses
cheap. The Dawley Hardware n
Furniture Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
Cut this ont and preserve Tor refcren'
Thr,uxh L. Junta slcctacle..

The prize fight at Rocky Ford last
night was evidently a fake as u resulted
In n draw, and is reported TO have been
very tame and unintercstinH afair-pot
circumstances 10 tho frcc.for.all fight that
,opk place on tho street after the "ath.
i,tic c,l,ibition." A La Junia youpcster
ia reported 4" have knocked out three
kijs of thns burg in rapid succcssion.-
La Junta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
I. q. q. =. Anniversary Association

Tho ~i.hty.first anniversary Of Amer.
eau Odd Fellowship was celebrated nj
La Junta yesterday by an elaborate pro.
gram. A business meeting took place Ia
the morning: u parade nj noon. with din.
nrr at Sherman hall. In tho afternoon
there was MI addrrs. Of welcome by 8.
T.. wcoi aud response by W. T.. 6obin.
A vocal aud instrumental program wns
ini.r-pcr~sl with rscitaiions. tho pro.
gram closing sith short talks BY visitors.
Ia IL. evening tho Rrt-kahs Ind cx.
elusive control Of tho hall for their ~x.
rrcis-~. The Odd Fellows aud Rcbckals
Of Rocky Ford werc we'll represented.
abont Is being pr--cnt. Til. occasion
wns v-ry pleasant one throughout.
III. election of officers for the coming
year r-snit-L as follows:
Presidential. II. Lincoln.
vics-tf-sidcnt-M. L. Meyer.
S~cf-lary-w. u. Lewis.
Treasurer I'll. ". A,lsmond.
Honorary vicc-Pr-.-Mrs. l.osc VII.
son.
Tho Rocky Ford visitors report that
they were most royalty treated by the La
.Innsa Odd Fellows and Rrbckal,s. Not
only was dinner and supper served. but
after sh. evenings ceremonies additional
r.trcshmcnss closed u most enjoyable
day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

The Kinney Grocery Co. is the
place to buy Oranges, Lemons.
Apples and all kinds Of fresh
Fruit to be found in the market
Mt this season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

A double bar Of Fairy Toilet
Sonp aud n beautiful calendar. all
for ) cents nt kimzey's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
For Sale or Trade.

Will sell SO ncres, 160 acres or
entire 2iO cheap for cash, or will
trade for smaller place. Is four
miles west of Rocky Ford. Paid
up water right in Catlin and High
Line. L. Il. Callahan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

All seasonable vegetables in
stock nj the Kinney Grocery Com
pany's stores.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

The Dawley Hardware & Fur
niture Co. have Deering Mowers
and Rakcs this year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

sl.75 Paints ut sl.25 at Opera
House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
III.!I

A full line of Builders hard
ware at The Dawley Hardware Il
Furniture Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
Buy Your Meats.

Buy Your Meats.
OF the old reliable Meat Market
Of Gerbing 4 Son. They always
have the best Of everything in
their line, and sell at As low prices
as anybody.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

White Persisn Winter Canta-
loupe Seed. T.. II. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

A complete line of Saddles.
T.. r. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Ring the night bell at the Opera
House Pharmacy you want Med
icine in the night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Alfalfa at %. Call on Mr..
Morgan at the Wicks' ranch. 5
miles from town. $3.50
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Try some of Armour's concen-
trated Soup at kimzey's. just
the thing for this season of the
year,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Nothing but the purest Of Drugs
dispensed ut tho Opera House
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

See me for fresh Garden Seeds.
l.. II. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Nesc Line Of .Mer;s Hats al
G:bsor's Racket Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

Plumbing aud Tin work at the
Dawley Hardware Il Furniture
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

If Won wish to make trade of an!
,.,nJ advertise in the Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27

The Names Of Rocky roriis Streets
The streets running north and south
arc numbered. beginning nj Second
street ON the westesn boricr OF town
anil numbered cousccuiiv-ly until Ninth
IL reached. then comes Main. Tenth. Ctc.,
up so fonrtcctth.
The avenues run east and west - foI.
lows:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-27
April 70, II & 2S, 1900.
ALL DAY LONG

Choaire will the charge full
the above LNDEE A
IL
The Lamar register., 1900-02-07
Creamery Meeting.

On last Saturday a considerable
number OF farmers mel at the court
house to near the proposition Of Mr.
Thomas Parker, of the Hutchinson
creamery, relative 10 establishing a
skimming station here. c. Z. Bill
lingslea WAS elected temporary chair
man, aud w T. Novels, tanporar,
secretary. The meeting was addressed
by Mr, Parker, who gave a very 10
teresting talk on the building up his
industry to whore il could command
the highest price IN the markets aud
therefore pay It's patrons better for
their milk. He also gave very in
strnetiye and entertaining talk on the
hen and cow, their use aud abuse.
He wound up by making a very lib
eral offer to pay his patrons for but
ter fat within four cents Of the Eigin
quotation for butter A COMMITTEES.
consisting Of Il N. Mears, chairman.
E. p Thhrston, MAY Valley, i &
Gordon. Pleasant Valley, +. L. Koeu.
South Side, T. A. Lainper, North
east. Jesse Wright, North, was ap
pointed to interview the farmers aud
see If the necessary COWS eonid be
secured. A vote of thanks was unan
imonsly rendered Mr.. Parker for the
trouble and inferred taken in the mat
ter. The meeting then adjourned
until Saturday when the committee
viii report progress. A skimming
station under the conditions offered
by Mr.. Parker viii be more beneti
cIai to our farmers, than creamery
established by smaller concern. EY-
eryone should take hold therefore,
and push the matter.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-07

captured the audience. Altogether
the entertainment WAS very good and
Of character 10 meet with good pat
ronage from the people. aud air.
Rspier should not let the standard
down any.
The Baptist people Of Lamar snd
vicinity an. SO much encouraged over
the outlook thAt they have orgAnixed
church, II is expected thai there
will be over 80 members before the
first thirty days of the organization
is passed The Rev J. W Crooks
came from Denver aud assisted the
Rev Robt, d. GrahAm in completing
the work We understand that the
Colorado Baptist State Conyeaiion
has made very liberal appropriation
towards the new pastors salary, and
diligent search Is aow being made 10
order to secure the services Of tIrsl
class man.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-07
Are Actresses norn or sehosfadr ?

There arr snsny examples ot both,
and il is question whict. ~ili n~rrr
prolssbiy De settled Among the siSik
ing examples Of the former are Jane
Coonbs aud Mary Anderson. Both
began their eareer~ before the fpot
lights R- stars Both were crude ia
their sarly efforts, bnt possessed that
gsnins or nsgneiisIa which carries
an sndience With them Rtd has on
ailed them 70 hold thcir positions 10
the very freut rank ot the artists es
The world Miss Cssmis<' -aeeess ia
London at tho Hayuiark.s th@Ns~F
was phenomanal, also al wslisck .
thsater. New York, and her rssceHs
recent tour through Australia added
20 already great reputation. Bsiti
more American.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-07
dickens Might a, tho opera house

We congratulate Msnager RHPier
upon a notable engagement thst OF
Miss Jane Coombs, one Of the worlds
greatest actresses, who will appear
here on February l3 in her marvel
ous creations Of Lady Dediock nnd
Hortense in Charles Dickens mas
terpiece BLEAK House supported
by her superb company.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-07

For cheap town i,,ss ~ c q
rhpsaan,
nisge-s line II gloves ever a1sa
~ Lamar At Ir~in's.
II medicine don't eare yOa osasas
) W. BilIiagsIes, tnainesis bsala
q n Iboman has he bss, Ia. Z
fre sas1ranee he writes iar1 rsis
Rave yeu seen the prsess MtI,sss
Bros. are saakiuE ca ihsi' v5s.s'
gussiss
Coles Air 1isks eHA Kle
tisaser- bold frs over uisht 81
by Haidis-,ou.
Raicr.iey viii be Ia Gransaa g
February II. - and u; Hpal g
II, l8 afd IL.
Melissa Brs<. nse enlsrgtsS ,kes
drug stock. Their Increasing ifss
j. sa assurance thai thsY tfsa. 'ks1
customers right. They msks ~
issss;=.,..y issss;=.,..y of Iilling pbysietaas' rssseflE-
ti0ns aud priyasr reeeipis
The Lamar register., 1900-02-07
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty of cheap Money
for good farm and city
loans. Call and see me
j. WRIT MARKHAM.

III, IL III u111AskAAAAAAiA' -
For bargains in farm lands go to
C. b. Thoman.
You will save money buying dry
goods at Irwin's.
Fine photographs from soc per
dozen up at Bottomley's.
have a nicely improved farm for
rent. c. NJ. Lex
The Baptist church is holding a
series of special meetings this week
in the Presbyterian meeting house.
All are invited.
Rev. Robt. d. Graham was in
Denver the first of the week attend
ing the meeting of the state board OF
the Baptist church.
Charles ". Lee. the genial trav-
cling man, was here on Tuesday aud
made his usual successful rounds
among the merchants
Holmes Cash Store, Gibson Lum-
ber Co. and The Great Plains SAM
tarium have new ads in this issue,
which will interest You.
The regular meeting OF the W G.
t. e. will he held on Friday at 3 p.
in. at the q. p. Church. All mem
hers are urged to be present
Dan Keesee came down from Las
Animas but returned on Tuesday
morning to attend TO the Prowers es-
tate matters before the probate court
John l.. Blosser, of Cripple Creek,
is here visiting his brother, Green 5.
MIR. Blosser owns some property in
Prowers county, aud thinks il is all
right.
Mrs. Antoinette c. Hawley, state
president of W. G. 7. e., will be in
Lamar on the 23d and 9th of the
present month in the interest of the
union.
A. g. thinner is having a very
tasty residence erected Just north of
the court house. Whether the house
will be for rent or not, we are unable
to say.
Charles Maxwell, manager of the
Lamar mill, returned last Thursday
from an extended business trip to
various points in New Mexico and
Arizona
Elmer Mourning is behind the
counter in Maxwell's big clothing
store, and viii look after the wants
of the customers during MIR. Max
wells absence.
Preaching next Sunday at | ] a. m.
and 7:30 p. IN. in the opera house by
the Rev. Robt D. Graham A very
cordial invitation is extended to at.
tend these services.
The telephone company is going
right ahead with its work and it will
be only short time until yon can
call up your acquaintance all over
town ana tell them Hello
Isaac L. Maxwell last week pur-
chased the new residence on Sixth
street recently constructed by L. r.
Yager. When it is completely fin
ished the house will be rented.
Work commenced this week on a
new residence on Third street, which
viii be erected by J. b. Mourning.
When completed it vii! be occupied
by Geo G. Maxwell and family.
After SO long time the stone for
the crossing from the bank corner TO
the Blodgett building, is on the
ground, and we may soon expect to
be able to cross there without trip
ping up.