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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
BODY OF WOMAN FOUND.
Fire ID Bakers Shop-Ih- Week o.
PRAYER.
fspecial pispatch to The Times. )

Especial Dispatch to The ,Tines)
: ALEXANDRIA,, VA, JAM 4-The body
OF Susan Mason. colored was this morn
ing found floating in the King Street
dock. Henry Mason. husband of the dead
woman, identified the remains as those
OF his wife who has been missing from
her home since December 7th. last IT
was at first thought that the woman was
the victim Of foul play but post morteu
examination proved that such was not
the case.
1t is supposed that the woman was &C
ciaentally drowned. She was about forty
Ave years of age.
Fire at IL o'clock this morning DAM
.ged the store and residence OF Wlttam
Wolf, baker, at the corner of King and
Fayette Streets, to the extent OF about
$50. A defective fiue is supposed to have
been the cause. The loss is covered by
Insurance
The week of prayer will commence in
this city next Monday night. at which
time union services will be held in most
Of the Protestant Churches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
New Year stsrts OF Abou. thr Same a,
sus'-H-avy peceio's F,reefed

The new year starts of on the Richmond
tobacco market much as Il was expected
10 do. Private sales OF tcnacco in nogs-
heads 30 on as steadily. but there has
been the usual holiday break in the looss
sales. SO far, practically no tobacco has
been brought into Richmond by the farm
ers since Christmas. The delivery OF to-
bacco from the storage warehouses has
been something unprecedentea during the
holidays this year. Many OF the ware
houses were forced to keep open right
through, a most unusual thing
beginning with Tuesday the loose To-
s,acco trade will brighten up, Heavy re-
ceipts arc e5pectedesery day. The. recent
favorable seasons have given the farm
ears ample opportunity TO cut down the
tobacco, and they are expected IN with
big loads. Probably a quarter OF MIL
lion pounds Will be- sold during the week.
The high prices are expected to continue.
Low grades Of tooacco are still selling
very high.
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Fer Men This .ft.rn on.

The first mems meeting of the year will
he an exceedingly attractive one. ane
viii be held at the Y. N. c. a. building
this afternoon at $3.50. There will be spe-
cial music The singing will be in charge
Of MI. L. R Mitchell. Mr.. Z. hoccrt
Stokes. of Brooklyn. n. y, Will be the
soio,st. and Mr.. G. Burton Mountcastle
will play cornet solo Rev. pobert 2
Kerr viii sneak. taking for his theme
I'm the Shadow of the Cross
Admission Is by ticket. which can be
secured at the hotels and, for to-day. at
the association entrance.
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WILL PREACH new
YEAR SERMONS
Special Services in Some Of the
Churches To-Day The
Weak of PRAYER.

New Year sermons will be preached to-
day In quite g*numper Of the city church
es. At the First Baptist Church, at Cen
tenary Methodist. at St James Methodist
at the Third Christian and at others SIN:
nastors will make reference to the pass
ing Of the old year and the entrance OF
the new. At GroVe-Averue Baptlst
church a special service, at which Dr.
W. ii, Whittsitt will preach, will be held
The Week of PrayerA programme, as
suggest I'd by the International Eyansel-
icaiE Alliance, will be observed at Ihlro
Christian Church this week, beginning
to-norrcw night The pastor Rev. 2
A Cave, has arranged to have two sad-
dresses each night by ministers or other
churches on Church Hill and In the city
The topics for the week are: Monday
niEht-"A Vision Of God in Chrlst'
TEr-dxy-"O.lr Nation Wednesday
..fn,r Churches. Thursday-"Christian
Missions Friday he Home and Edu-
cation.n The meetings are open to all.
,-Eneciallv the people of Church. Hill.
Thi. will be observed as the Week or
PRAYER at Emmanuel BAPTIST Ghurcn'
Fift,l ana Leigh Streets. The usual SER
vices will be held to-day. when the
nastor. Rev. D. A. Solly, will preach
morning and night. The weeks pro
gramuae viii be as follows.
Monday-Ordinatlon5o OF Dea tl
Tuesday-Dr. Charles S. Gardner, f,or-.
Wednesday-Rey. c. ]. Thompson, State
Missions.
Missions. T.
Fr,day-Woman's Mission Society.
This: week of Prayer will also be Cd
served among the Presbyterians TINS
week. - -,
Union communion services will BE- held ,i
tonight at the Third Pres er1an eiiu'c -
and at Hoge-h Memorial.
At the service at the Methodist
rnst,tpte tonight & a quartette will
bs present and will rendersan. attra c cl,,s
musical prosramme;lhec e sv,n, r WI WI.
ley. :,
the morning at Trinity. The pulpitswll
b. filled at night by the Rev. Asa Dris IS,
coll. 3.s.st q
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VACANT RECEIyERsHIp..
Successor IA. ar. A. Il. Meyer to Be Appointed
ON Turstsy a.ornIsS

Judge Minor. OF the Law and Equity
Court. yesterday in chambers accepted
the resignation of Mr.. A. II. Never. as
receiver of the Prudential Banking ard
Tft,s; comnanr.
number of lawyers were present In
The interest OF the dapositors,s and Il
g receiver to succeed Mr. Meyer at 10
O'clock next Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Jackson Guy was appointed COM
missioner 10 dispose OF the DEGREES al
ready entered In thescase. q.
Suit for divorce was instituted in the
law and Equity Court yesterday after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
New s cretary Arrives.

Rev. H. c, Combs. recently elected.
financial secretary of the Virginia Chris
tan Missionary Society. has arrived in.
the CITY and is at present stopping with
Rev Charles p. Williamson at the Rich
mond Female Seminary. His wife and,
child are expected soon from their old.
home in Georgia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05

BIZ THOROUGH
81 ly capable, busting salesman Eight
years experience and hest references.
Wholesale house preferred. Do not OBJ
feet to goinE9on road. address, SALES
Is MAN care Times Co. =
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PERSONAL.

The private sale of the household effects
Of Mr. Alexander H, Meyer. caused by
his removal from the city, will continue
,csrondav and Tuesday at Res tahiti" Hen
~, county Take First Street cars. get
ting OFF at drug store Also included. vic
toria- phaeton. trap. pony ard cart and
harness. both single and double.
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wANTED-A FAITHFUL MANAGER
't,sfake charge Of distributing depot and
i ofa3e tosbe opened in Syracuse to,fur-
thar business interests OF id-estaptislha-
pcr month and extra profits. Applt..
cant must furnish, good references and
have. $50 ca sh.5 Address MANAGER.
P. o. Box 1421, Philadelphia, Pa.
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"a marriage license wa. issued in Bal
tinoore Frt6av to Thomas b. Hstt,as OF.
stevfnsburg.. Va. and Katie ID. iIttt. Of
Culpeper county, Va
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STU 4TloN@ w, NTF;s,
WANTED. BYaA COMPETENT YOUNG
man, a position In Office. Willing 70
y start on snail 81 1ary. address YOUNG
q NAN care Leade s
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED
for cash. Chamber. Par1or Dining
for cash: also Fea ther Beds. Carpets,
Stoves and household articles Call or
ADDRESS BROOK AVENUE F'URNI-
TURE COMPANY, No. 800 Brook Ave
\ nIle. -. -
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR ONE FUR
n1shed and two unfinished r ooms: sprl-'
waite family. west Grace; references.
r Reply W..EsP o. Box 1876.
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Do.You WANT s., eco BY JULY !? SIS 600
Distributed. Sums 81 to SIS. COO. Cost
insignificant Money saved patrons.
city or country. Send .self-addressed
CHASING AGENCY Room 10. Cham
Der Of Commerce.
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO BUY A
& STOVE from us Special nrices.. JUR-
GEMS. 421 E. Broad Street.
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Ee.r MI $500 r.nccIr

e. !. Crane will pay IN cash $50 an
ounce for. old gold dentisr:. y at-s Old
roid and silver Of every kind bought for
cash at l2 l-2 West Broad Street.
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Virginia trust Company,

Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond. Va. Dee. II. 1901.
THE DIRECTORS HAVE To-DAyspE-
cIa-ed the usual semi-AnnuaI Divferd
of PER CENT. on the Capital Stock.
payable to the stockholders Oh and
after JANUARY 9. 1907. S..
- joHNfNoRToy. s
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LADY DESIRES FURNISHED ROOM.
with board. south Of Broad nd west
of Fifth Private family rref.-ed. Ref
erences. given. Address A. S. T., care
Times
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W. Y..I,,s ~.

Buy a hoases III 49,, Chewing Co.
and present it to your wife. ~.
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BY virtue of q deed OF trust. dated July
5. 1898, and recorded in the clerks Office
of The Hastings Court Of the city OF Man
chester. in D. B. Is, page ;347, defaun
having been made in the payment OF the
note secured thereby. and being REQUIRED
so to do by the holder thereof. viii sell
at public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. THE It'll DAY oF JAN
UARY. 1902. AT $3.50 O'CLOCK T. NJ.
the above LOT. which is one Of the Dess
on upper Hull Street and admirably To-
Gated for business purposes
TERMS: Cash as to the costs OF exc
cutting this trust. taxes. and to pay the
sum Of s175. together with interest there
on from January 10. 1901. being the
amount now due on said note, and ms
balance upon such terms as will be an
ucunced at the sale.
Fl. A. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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.1ELf u ,NrnD-Fcmale.
~. 1z- So * ss. 2sf;ss ~ ~
sALE1Ii.N WANTED.

statesmen FOR ALL. LINES OF BUsI-
ness (splendid side line) to sell our, Adj
vertisinE Fans. Is different styles, new
est. latest patterns, just the things Gus
missions Many of our men give tne:r
entire time to our line and make from
sI5 to SIPS every week: guaranteed best
side line ever, offered Write Dr o'r'1.ltly
promptly. AMERICAN NOVELTY CO..
Cincinnati. o. & 60
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MEETtNu

Ricnmonu. Vs.:$Dec.S7. 1901.
ing together more than one-tenth OF the
capital stock of the ATLANTIC VAR
NiSH&WORKS. INCORPORATED. notice Is
hereby given: of a meeting. Of the Stock
ut its office. No. 1924 Il. Main Street.
Rfchua ono, Va. on WEDNESDAY,. jan
uary s; 1902. at 5 o'clock p. NJ
e r. C.s5SWORTHINGTON. Secretary.
Richmond. Va. Dec. q, 1901.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Stockholders Of the RICHMOND
EPAsSEN GER AND POWER COMPANY,
will be held at the principal office Of the
Richmond. Va, on. MONDAY January
IS. 1902, at 70 O. clock noon. for the pur
pose OF electing directors and for the
q transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
49,. ANDREW WELSH. Secretary.
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WANTED. A YOUNG NAN UNDER.
standing etenoeraphy to make himself
GENERALLY useful in store. Address
PRODTicEs~ Omission MERCHANT.
: o. Box 13S city.
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=uti.T, " 4 >Tl1;,-,T.I

tII " 2tN'rfT;1-sTtlE Z
G OVEFNS1MENTr POSITIONS. WHERS
they are and how obtained. Full partlss
culars as to salaries, dates, places OF
examination to be held soon in every
State, etc. mailed free. Write for cir
cular t1s9, NATL COR INST. WASH
ington, D.. G..
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GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRES
board and room In private family. Ad-
dress B. x, care. Tim es.
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WANTED SUITABLE BUSINESS MAN.
to form syndicate, to invest bout SIS ,0nO
In the stock Of liable active Oil,
Stock may also he sold separately:
Money required e for further develop
Inents. Liberal n compensate ton toSz the
for invest ors.ss ADD ress. giving par iou-i
lars. p BoxsSQ7 r. Richmond.
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FIFsT-CI,AsS SALESMAN TO SELL
TEAS. and high-grade Roasted Coffee to
grocery trade on liberal commission.
Good chance for flrst-class man. Apply
No.z4 South Twelfth Street.
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wHY5NoT TRY SIGN PAINTING? NO
experience required; no fraud; samples.
instructions etc. 10 cents CITY SIGN
Co. Springfield. o.
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WANTED

FINANCIAL INSTITUTION WANTS
agents to SECURE Savings Bank deposits.
etc. Money. offered denositors. Bond or
S S25. evidence of good faith. Salary SO
( to s1CO. Call after s p NJ. .'F'INAN-
CIAL," care American Purchasing
Agency, Room 10. Chamber Of Com
MERGE tg5Ilss5 ,,Egts
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YOUNG MEN WANTED ANY Dis
lance. copy letters, home evenings ana
return to us. We pay So per thousand.
Send addressed <envelope, particulars
and copy. F. MIC. DEPT s2S2. BOX
1411, Philadelphia
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SIG WEEKLY FOR COPYING LETTERS
home: either sex Send two stamps for
particulars. EAGLE MFG. Co. 81
Dearborn, St.. Chicago.
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nusISNss opr,nlU D i

ARE Observation-Disclosures "a
you permanent cash income, bigger
every week than a whole years legal
interest upon the same amount If So:
send us your name and address: No
Legitimate business. First-class refer:
ences In any part Of the United States
< E..<J, ARNOLDS& co., Ninth and Pine
Streets. SStaLouis. NJ o.:
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Ofttce5ot he Z s.
Secretary and Treasurer .. the
Atlantic Coast Line Ruiroad co

Secretary and TttAsItei d TIE 80 %
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co
Wilmington n. c., Dec. %. 1907
THE ROAR Ds.tF' DIRECTORS OF,8EHE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad 'uuapsny
have declared Dividend OF ONE AND
Z .CNE-HALF@ tIia1 PER CENT. on tho
Common Capital stock OF that Cen,pany,
payable to all holders OF record OF Jar.
uary l. 1902 Dividend due ard payable
at the Treasurer.s Office tYiimfnE,on.
i y. G., on and after JASEA1ifslG, l:s0:g.
Transfer books will stand closed from
December 81, 1e01.sto January 81 ftFs.
inclusive. JAMES f. POST.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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salesman fo- the State of Virginia. One
experienced In selling cigar. perfume
crockery or iewelry assortments pre-
ferred Splendid opportunity to right
man. Address 514. Chicago.
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DfEIiIEyDrs

Office :.
Va Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
Richmond. Va. Dec Ia 1901.
DIyIDEND--THE BOARD 5OE DIREC.
TORS have declared aerai-Annual
dividend Of FOUR PER CENT.ssff free
s. of taxi, payable on and a fter JANUARY
ist next. Checks sor the dividend Will
or mailed TO all stockholders. Changes
or address should be notifett 20 COM
pany ~. =. MCCARTHY,
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sALEsMEN-FoUR FOR SPECIALITY
line 1902. New proposition. Applicants
must be able to earn good salary and
expenses. Address GOOD - SALARY.
Box 500 Chicago. Ill. - -
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4. Dr. j. Powell Garland will preach in
|+he morning at Trinity. The pulpit Will
h. Allied at night by the Rev. Asa Dris-s
coll -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-24
How Advertising mases Success.

The bankruptcy of tho American b.
cycle Company furnishes tho best cvi-
dcncc that advertising pays. or rather
that failure TO advertise does not pay.
The success Of the early bicycle COM
panics. when the newspapers and tho
wccklics were full Of their advertise
ments. was phenomenal: but when tho
bicycle combination was formed. In
ciuding all the leading American COM
panics, the managers undertook TO re-
trench In all departments and began by
almost abandoning tho ndvcrtsin.
field. II is to the credit OF Colonel
Pope. who was connected with the now
combination. but who was not active In
Its management. that he objected to tho
elimination Of this publicity. He knew
by his own experience that advertising
paid most handsomely. and he realized
precisely what would happen IL advcr-
tising were discontinued-that public
interest in the sport would diminish. as
Il did. until II almost died out. The
failure of the American Bicycle Com.
pany. with enormous liabilities and
small assets. In therefore not surpris-
Ing. though when II was organized.
only three years ago. the prospectus set
forth that the company would earn
twenty per cent. on i's common shares.
Instead OF this. II was unable to pay
the interest on It's bonds. aad Its com-
mon and preferred shares have been
practically wiped out. Tho lesson to
be derived from this humiiiating cxpe-
ricnce is too obvious to need to be fur
thcr impressed upon the rcadcr.-Lcs-
lies Weekly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-24
immigration Statistics.

Washington. Colo. Oct. 20.-Thc an
nual report of the commissioner of i'm
migration was made public to-day. It
shows that OF the Gis.7i3 immigrants
who arrived In the United States dur
ing the last fiscal year i6s.3G9 were
males and 1s2.37i females. or the en-
tire number of arrivals Italy supplied
17s.375. m increase of ie.319 over tho
number for 1901; Austria Hungary.
171.9S9. an increase of $3.50. and Rus
sia. 107.3i7. an Increase OF 5000.
Most European countries showed an
increase. but there was falling OF in
the arrivals from ireland amounting to
1.i23. the total from that country be-
ing 29.13s.
The figures concerning hsiatic i'm
migration show decrease from China
OF $40. the total being 1.6i9 and the in
crease from Japan of 9.ooi. the total
being 1920. or 10 per cent. OF the
entire number arriving. 162.lSS were
unable to read or write. but T4,063
were under fourteen years OF age.
The total number of aliens refused
permission to land was 4.91i. or about
two-thirds of one per cent of the total
arrivals. OF these 3.9ii were paupers.
709 had loathsomc diseases. nine were
oonvicts and 275 contracted laborers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-24
Accuracy Of Stream Measurements.

The division of photography of tho
United States Geological Survey has
recently conducted. through Prof. Il.
G. Murphy of Cornell University. a
series of experiments to ascertain tho
accuracy Of the methods of stream
measurement in general use. The eS-
treme and rapid fluctuations of the
velocity OF every stream have long
made measurements of flow n matter
of more or less uncertainty among
hydraulic engineers. Users of water
for power. supply. and other purposes
are everywhere interested in these
measurements. which also form an
important part of the work in the di-
vision of photography in it's study of
the country's water resources. The
methods compared and tested by
Professor Murphy were those COM
monty employed; viz. measurements
by weir. floats. rods and current
meter. As the result OF the expert
ments, 1t was found that by using the
current meter. the method commonly
employed by the Geological Survey.
the discharge of the Cornell expert
mental canal was determined to
within 1 per cent of accuracy. In the
measurement of ordinary streams!
where the conditions are less perfect.
the error by current-mcter measure
ment Is estimated at considerably less
than per cent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-24
Inventor Of To-Day.

The old time inventor of popular
fancy is passing. The frenzied. i'm
practical genius. with his eye fixed on
futurity. and disrcgarding the bread
and-butter requirements OF the present.
Is obsolescent. The man who evolves
brilliant ideas as one divihely inspired.
and invents as easily rs some men eat.
is out OF date. Great inventions now
come from systematic study and clear.
continued thought. LAS a matter OF
fact. they always did 1t is now the
custom In great establishments to have
an inventor. as one would have a man
ager or cashier. He is a part OF u
modern manufacturing plant. II is his
business to invent. He is educated to
think. observe. compare. create and
cleverly use Intelligence. aptitude and
energy. He keeps In touch with the
present state OF the art and is abreast
Of the times In all improvements In his
line. The dreamer. the man with seven
golden-haired daughters who patiently
await bread while their gifted father
breaks the furniture for fuel to perfect
his invention. no longer exists on the
stage. The new Inventor is told what
is wanted and thinks It out. Indeed.
a good many of us are inventors with
out knowing it.-Minlng and Scientific
Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-24
DAIRY SCHOOL ON wHEELs.
Woman Makes . Success Of a Unique
Rutter.NakIna Enterpriae.

A travelling dairy school, conducted
by woman, has been one of the rural
features during the summer In Nova
Scotia, that ancient land OF Eyange.
line. Miss Laura Rose, Il graduate of
an agricultural college, Is In charge Of
the school. and great success, 1t Is re-
ported, has attended her efforts to teach
farmers wives how to Improve the
quality of their butter. Every farm.
er's wife who can possibly do so at.
tends IL when It stops In her neighbor.
hood, and an officer Of local ngricul-
tural society said that Miss Rose did
more In two days visit to his part
OF the country than could have been
effected by years OF lnccssant writing
In agricultural papers, Instruction.
from butter dealers and public lectures.
Miss Rose travels with her dairy Id
n big covered wagon. taking with her
from town to town Il couple OF churns,
a separator, a butter worker, u mill
tester, tInware, salt, butter color, and,
In fact, everything which Is necessary
for the manufacture Of iirst-ciass but.
ter except the cream, which Is supplied
by the agricultural societies. She did
the same work for the province OF Cnps
Breton last summer, and her dairy
school IL unique IN Canada. Thcrc
have been other travelling iaIrIcs be.
fore. II Is true. hut the Instruction has
heretofore been given by means OF dem.
onstrators. which afc never so salts.
factory, II Is said, as work actually
done by the pupils Themselves.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-24
Sizes Of Hats.

This ~. is triEc large: give me a
smaller hat" said the buyer. The 7is
proved trifc small. Give mo a
Z Bic" Don't make that size" said
the dealer. We'll. why don't your
Why should hat manufacturers be 80
long behind the necessities of the
timesg Millions OF mon wear hats
that do not ft them simply because
you hatters do not know enough abou;
the requirements OF eighths' Did you
ever learn what onc.sixtcenth OF an
inch in diameter means in the circum.
ference OF hat? or course not. Well.
II means three-siSteenths. which would
steel"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-10-24
IRouRlE BEGINa.


Trouble begins with the first back
ache.
Backnche comes In many forms
sudden twinges of pain. sharp stitches.
slow. exhaustive aches.
Most backacho pains arc kidney
pains.
Tho kidneys fall 70 perform tho
duties nature inteads them to do and
the warning Of trouble comca through
tie back.
Neglect the kidney warning. graye
complications will surely follow.
Urinary disorders, Dlnbctcs.
srishts Disease. aFo tho downward
steps Of neglected Kidneys.
Donn's Kidney pills cure every kid.
ncy and bladder sickness and tho
cure lasts. Read this proof OF Il:
Mrs. Adam Guntlc. residing at 70l
South Plum St. Charlottesville. Ind.
rays: II mndc public statement In
1897. saying that DoaB's Kidney Pills
had cured n member OF our family
after he had suffered for years with
n weak back and kidney troubles.
lilo took three boxes OF this remedy
and was completely cured. Now three
years hnvo elapsed since I made thla
statement and l nm only too pleased
to rc!ndornc Il. have also urod
Doan's Kidney pills myself. obtaining
tho best results. have recommended
this remedy TO my friends ana noish.
boIs as one which can always bc do.
pended upon"
A FREE TRIAL Of this Erca; Kid.
ncy medicine which cured Mira.
Guntio will be mailed on application
to any part OF the un!,cd States. Ad.
drcss fostcr.Miiburn Co. Buffalo.
n. Y. fo. sale By all drugg!sts. price
co cents per box.