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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
CHURCH NEWS.
EossY FsEs olaoVr.

Rocsr FsEs clzCur,
lRsy. 4, z Welsh. Pss,orl
tsHaals -Prssc. .sg a. NsNdzls seh.osl
heess every suhszy rnSrniag a. eleven
g'si9Sk
[ S~Tins -Pfsaehisg :, S~ins sss'y Sun
I Gay zftsrnoca a. ttfss o'sloes-
Lafayette Sehoal Roass--Sunesy
Szho1l a. 2;so ?. H preaching a. 1850
P m; foaag l'sopss nesting a. e;ae ?
. n Prayer Ass,iaE @ Wednesday sssains-
Yea are cordially hSlisa-
cEHsIs zLFT.sT BRETHREN.
Services even Sunday as follows;
Sunday school a. Ioseo = m; preaching
services a. 1850 = m. Evening services
y Z;to Ministers O. e S.1dseassf.
Q, Nssingsr. J. c Fanssfsafgh. !. ".
Eils.t- Mss Emma Fisher. suPsfsn,sas-
eat ef Sunday ssh17L
CHsisTts SeiEscE-
susis-,; -Splm
cHsisTlLs esuR=s.
Regular ssfyi=ss :; the Christian
church a. ihs ususi asgfs-
c. ?. Stevens. pss-lF Of The Christian
church a. Trenton. Hs-. ali preach IN the
morning. Evening sas!ssi. r. cssfiisf
csaysftsd.
Pastor all prsass at Star school house
=; ? n
4 cordial wsleons 70 all services.
sErHossT cHuEcs-
Morning. Sens Lessons AsSu, Faith.
Eve. Getting Rsasy Fer the Future
Hymns. 5sl. $50 sys. sas. 2os. sal.
EpWerih League trPs, -Rsnenbsf Jesus
caris;"
Leroy 3. Elsss VII sing = sslo. Jus;
As An" a. the Hs'aiaZ service.
4 cordial ~sleems % all services.
81. MATHEWS cHgssa-EPtseoPat.
Regular services .. the usual hours IN
The old hzsgHis nal
SPECIAL mas,e. in=.a5ing siolia selo ey
Miss slFdssys.
Al are Wel=s;ns.
EGPfsT CHUFeH.
Services as usual T.sfaing and evening.
\ essdai .nu.slga IS extended the
paelis.
FEEshTTISBAS c,;uEcs.
There Will De no preaching services a;
the Presbyterian church Sunday. Other
services as nFusl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
VIII be a GOOD One.

The new county bridge which is being
constructed across the river two miles
northeast of town will be combination
iron and wood structure, costing Oterc
county some 5000, and will be one OF
the best bridges between Pueblo and the
state line. One span of the bridReis now
complete and we are informed that the
bridge will be ready for use by the latter
part of next month. The work is being
done by the Pueblo Bridge Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
New Rebckah Officers.

The following officers were elected for
the coming year and were installed at the
first meeting in July:
Noble Grand-Kittie Blines.
Vice Grand-Hannah Meyer.
Right Support N. G.-Chas. Kouns.
Left s. Anna Hauck.
Right v. G-Mary Rasmussen
Left 3" =" " Bertha Knuckey.
Cond.-Dolly Barrow.
Warden-Aliee Gerbing.
Chaplain-Mat.ie Melton.
Inside Guard-Ada Daring.
Outside - "A. L. Tenney.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Ksn;u=sy Republicans are united and
sathuslzz;ie tbs year and should Nin
another gisrisas si.tofy IA that common
wealth IA November Tie Republicans o.
that s:ats have been cheated cut ei their
rights lssg shsuEh and The time has fully
ssns Nhsn they shsuld have what be-
id-gs % them
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
Sunday Excursions from Rocky Eord

The Santa Fe has made extremely low
rates from Rocky Ford TO Pueblo every
Sunday Sl.55 round trip good on Sunday
only. Trains leave Rocky Ford 5:25 a.
m. Z:4z a. m. and 1927 p. m, returning
from Pueblo z: SO p. m. and AS p. m.
Usual Sunday tickets to Colorado
Springs and return, good Sunday only.
$3.50. Three day tickets, sell Saturday,
returning Monday, $3.50.
5l-tf. F. G. Curran, Agt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
FRIDAY. July 81. 1903.

Il is certain that the Democrats. pzFty
dsss not 4aut 70 nsninats Cleveland fos
president nsrt year. But cue regard
Tor custefa and ths sIpsctstl1ls Of Hza-
s.ad eeHpsls j tG nsminzts somebody.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

The setisa Of he etizsns Ct Idaho
Springs IN osdsnng the sffiesfs Of the
i5ezl Miners unisa % leave tsWn ard
asysf return because Of tas dynssaiting q
tfs Sun and Neon nine Is causing q 10;
q nsNspzpsE comment. both fzyerzels
zs5 adverse
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

The melons Burell tried the
Special Fertilizer on are more
than three weeks ahead Of those
without the Fertilizer planted the
same day on the same kind Of
soil. This means much to all
growers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Tho owner Of tho small house a; the
rear Of tho 10. on the southwest corner O.
Main stree; and Beach avenue Is notified
70 move I; q; once. e-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Ths number Of foreigners who sought
homes IN the United States las; year Is
placed al s5Z.oss. the greatest number
ever reached IN one year. I; Is expected
ihs; the number will reach 100000 in
the year 70 come. The time has coma TO
put greater restriction On emigration. Too
many immigrants o. an undesirable char
se;sf are seeking hones here and serious
trouble may ensue. Many Of those who
come from Europe 70 this country belong
20 the snaFshistis class and have been
driven from their native countries because
they were regarded as undesirable eiti-
izens. 4 very large portion Of the irnfni-
grants losats in the large cities and it can
oIsily be foreseen what tho consequences
would be IL this country should again be
visited By hard times. The enforced idle
ness Of many lsborers which would ensue
might and doubtless would resul; in SER
isus riots. There was trouble Of this hind
visible during the last panic and an in
crease in the undesirable element in cur
cites would almost surely result in much
trouble Il hard times should come again.
immigration from foreign countries should
be still further restricted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Ladies who are going out o. town for
tho summer and wanting housekeeper
will do well 70 call 8: 500 n. 2d ST. q.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Every issue of the Enterprise is
worthy of sending East. A Few extrn
copies are provided each week for the
benefit OF the friends who wish To
send them to distant friends. Price, I!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

We make a speciality Of good wor'
and quick service.
Rocky Ford Steam Laundry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

flake L. H. Gerbing your butcher. Al
his Meat Market will be found the very
best. 25t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Ranch for rent. miles south Of Rocky
Ford. 20 acres good 70 SOW 70 fall
wheat, 60 acres alfalfa Apply 20
sp. w. z. Campbell.
Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
Summer Dress Goods.

All our 1876 and l5e Lawns. Dimites
and Batistes &c yard
Al Ramsay & syars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Buy your 1cats Of Gerbing and live
well.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

FOR SkLE-Brood Sows. choice Po-
land China. j. P. Mullowney. one mile
south o. experiment station. 5-a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

A To-, Of good secondhand Stoves and
Ranges 60 at bargain. Opposite Jack
son & Lawson's Feed Store. e-s-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

For sale-YounE pigs. W. H; Butter
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Wanted-A competent girl for general
housework. Enquire at Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Order visiting cards, printed from
type or copper plate, at the Enterprise
office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
S. M. KELLOGG, d. o.
osteopathie Physician.

Consultation and Examination
Free. Graduate of American
School of Osteopathy. Office
Over Wilson's Furniture Store.
Rocky Ford. Col. Phone 67I Blue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Always the Best of Meats will be
found at Gorbing's meat market. II not
now a customer give him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Cowboys and others wanting Navajo
Saddle Blankets will find few at the
Enterprise office, sent direct from Rev. r.
H. Antes' Faith Mission. Anath. Utah. ii
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

The daily pzpsfs rspori that the mem
. hers q the militia ~hs fred into The not
a. Essnssills are threatened Wi;h boy
cot u g. !; vii 70; bs the frs, time
hat men have &c; in,s trouble fer dslng
their duty. TIE Evansville incident eag1;
70 b = yzisas!s sbis=t lessen 10 efilesrs
Of ne la~ all sysf the unisn. The sas
ssIIsy fred in;s the nab proved psrfss;
cure fer Tire wild frenzy which refused ts
Esiza % reason. Esanssils's se;isa
proved ihs; there IS no need o. nsbs BE-
ing allowed % destroy. burn and murder.
They can be stopped BY promp: appli-
eaten q force and !; should be used IN
ssisnss oi the integrity Of the lA~. The
su,hstitss q Evansville and Of The s;a;s
should see % :; ;ha, the militia boys Dc
no; suffer for doing their duty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

FOR SALE-Stock Hogs. ]. P. Mul-
lowney, one mile south of the experiment
station. S-tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

For Sale, fresh milch COW and she is
No /. c. j. Samples. e-lo-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
Shoe Specials.

For Sale Cheap, good Groom cottage
4o4 S. 18th street.
6-z-p. J. Frank Crowl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01

Murphy. the great Irish actor, who will
give his famous Irish plays at the En-
pire theatre next week. was one of the
fret players to add realism to his stage
effects. The forge scene in Kerry Cow
Is one OF the most natural scenes ever
shown In any play. The forge is real
ore, and the shoe Mr.. Murphy as the
brawny Irish blacksmith hammers on,
is really red hot. as is shown when he
plunges II into the tub OF water. He
makes a horseshoe from the bar TO COM
pletion, In view OF the audience, and
could get a job in any blacksmith shop.
sss
One OF the most sensational scenes ever
shown on any stage Is the burning OF the
oil works. In "A Minister'S Daughters. :"
the sensational melodrama to be seen
next week at the Park theatre. In this
scene man. unconscious, is placed under
machinery. which is started in motion by
the bursting OF an oil tank through
fire. The ponderous machine slowly
draws the man under the hammer and he
Is only saved at the last moment by the
Intervention OF his sweetheart.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
WARREN.

II is understood that the large nve-
story building known as the Factory
Boarding house, and owned by the War
rem Mfg. company Is soon TO be removed
from its present location. This building
and the large three-tenement house op-
poeite. will be removed TO Company
street. on the vacant lot in front OF the
mill office. The moving OF the boarding
house will be quite an undertaking. as IL
Is very large building containing over
so rooms. II Is probable that Spencer
Rounds OF Bristol will have the contract
for moving the building.
There was no session in the high school
and in the eighth and ninth grades OF the
grammar school, today, the teachers taxi
ing a day for visiting
The Young Mems club recently or
sanized In this town. have secured
rooms in Conways block on Main street.
and will open today. The regular busi-
ness meeting will be held Monday.
Captain Saunders has recently installed
a gasoline engine In his oyster boat
Major G.. w. Easterbrooks, who has
been staying at his cottage at Green s
Landing for the past few months. has re-
turned 10 his home in Pawtucket.
John, f. McDonough is on a business
trip TO Washington. d. c..
Amlty Lodge, I. o. o. F.. met In their
hall on Main street. last evening.
Mr. Lawrence ellis and wife of New
Bedford. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs r. A.
Bliss for few days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
TIvERTON.


Late arrivals at the Stone Bridge cot.
tage Mrs. John II. sheney. Boston Mr..
and Mrs. William Colby, Providence:
James r. Wilson. Elizabeth. New Jersey.
Mrs. John Frost spent wednesday in
Somerset. Mass, visiting her daughter.
Captain Jasen w. Clifford and wife
were In Newport Wednesday
The free entertainment and Solomon
Grundy supper will be held In the Cen
tral Baptist church. Friday evening, at
1880 o'clock Every one will be cordially
welcomed
The statement made in Saturdays
edition. that the pastor OF the Congre-
gational church would probably hold SER
Vices during the winter In the Memorial
chapel was an error, Ii had only been
proposed that. as the churches are both
Congregatbonal with only slight theo-
logical differences, now separating them.
the pastoral care of the Tverton Four
Corners church might be made TO include
the whole town Of Tlverton, In the alb
sence OF a pastor OF the Memorial chapel.
On NEXT Sunday. Oct. 4, at $3.50 o. m,
the Rev. M. X. Soherinerhorn proposes
10 hold service In the Memorial chapel.
at which the matter will be considered.
and all persons interested In continuing
Congregational church services In the
village OF Stone Bridge, Tiverton will be
invited 10 attend and participate.
Hon. Joseph III, O'Niel. closed his sum-
mer residence today. and with his family
returned TO Boston
Mrs. Daniel T. Church and Miss Edna
Church returned Wednesday, from a
three months summer sojourn in Bethle-
hem, New Hampshire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01

RIVERSIDE.
George King Injured While
Loading leo Wagon Whist
Scores Made Last Might

Yesterday morning. while assisting In
the loading Of one OF the Ice wagons OF
f. s. Bowen at the ieehouses on Willett
avenue. George King was struck by one
OF the cakes. which jumped the run. and
sustained a severe fracture OF one OF his
DIR. Arthur f. Plat was summoned, and
did what he could 10 alleviate the pain
and care for the injured section of the
unfortunate mans anatomy.
FAvORITE WHIST CLUB.
The weekly meeting OF the Favortte
Whist club was held last night with Mrs.
King at her home on Turner avenue.
Some very good scores were made after
which vocal and instrumental music was
enjoyed and buffet luncheon was served.
The scores were as follows: Mrs. Cor
man. IS; Mrs. Cook. 81; Mrs Howarth, "a:
Mrs. King. "a Mrs. Bidmead. 81. The
club will meet next week with Mrs.
Humphreys.
NARRAGANSETTS' POSITION.
Word has been received that the play
ing position of the Narragansetts tomor-
row will be third. They will leave on spe-
cial cars and go TO Brockton without
change.
ARRESTED FOR NoN-sUPPoRT.
Yesterday afternoon Sergt. Monroe ar
rested - Merewether for non-sup-
CATION OF Mrs. Merewether who so far
relented this morning as To intercede for
her husband and when taken 10 court he
was given another chance by the discon-
tinuance or the case upon the payment
OF costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
BRISTOL.
Rrsman Expect Big Grew at
Muster-Nsw Foundry Site.
Frost Damaged Vines.

Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN NJ. McDougall
who for the past two weeks have been
stopping at the White mountains, re-
turned home last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leclair leave here
this morning for Brockton. Mass. and
will be absent during the fair.
Mrs. Sarah Cuniiff OF Tompkinsville,
$. l.. who has been here the guest OF
gen.. y. j., where she has sister await
ing her 10 visit the Pacific coast.
Farragut Relief corps OF Riverside paid
the Soldiers home visit yesterday at
their arrival, after which they were
shown through the different pavilions.
The remaining part Of the afternoon an
entertainment was held I'm Recreation
hall. consisting of vocal and Instrumental
music and character sketches. The Wis
itors returned home at o'clock greatly
pleased with the days outing and the
courtesy extended them while at the
home.
For the lawn tennis tournament for
boys in singles. under the auspices OF the
Chessman has given handsome cup as
first prize.
1t is expected a large number OF the
friends of the Hydraulon Engine and
Hose company will accompany them to-
morrow morning 10 Brockton. Mass. 20
attend the fair and muster. The com
pany will leave here on the 5:45 a. Ia.
train. changing cars at Warren for Fail
River. At Fall River they will board The
o'clock steam train for Brockton The
hand engine was shipped by rail yesterday
afternoon.
Contractor lie Clair has taken a large
contract from Or. Herbert NJ. Howe,
10 excavate 80 feet through solid granite
rock at his summer residence, known as
Ferrycliffe. The cut is to be IL feet In
diameter and carry its width TO the base
Quite a number of the sporting men
here will attend the mill which takes
place tonight in Fall River at the Ath-
letic club.
small dog belonging to Mrs, Gray
jumped from her carriage yesterday af-
ternoon as she was passing the Congre-
gational church on High street It's back
was broken and she had to have II chloro-
formed.
Mrs. Phintp d. Esterbrooks. Mrs.
Charles H. waldron. Mrs. John Newman.
and several OF their friends are visiting
Boston today.
Several parties arrived yesterday at
the Highland station. and made a gen.
eral survey OF all the lands in that To-
caity. 1t is understood that the Builders
ditional tract of land, having already pur-
chased 16 acres.
Last evening as Mrs Mason was get
ting out of her carriage she slipped, caus-
ing a bad sprain OF the ankle. DR.. Ney-
Ian was called Kiho rendered medical aid !.
The schooner Bertha Wrightington has
sailed for Georgetown, Va, TO load coal
for Providence.
Dr. Daniel ]. Neyland and Mrs. Ney-
Ian leave here this morning on a two
weeks vaca tion TO the Adrondacks.
The heavy frost OF yesterday morning
did lots of damage to tomatoes and
squash vines
The National India Rubber company
Increased their tennis ticket yesterday by
200 cases. which doesn't indicate an i'm
mediate shut down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
:. AT THE THEATRES :.

Kiaw and Erlanger have long held the
proud position OF the leading producers
OF theatrcals on an extensive scale I'm
this country The Harry b. Smith and
Gus Kerker spectacular musical comedy.
THE Billonaire," which they will pre-
sent at the Providence Opera house to-
night Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday matinee promises TO be one OF
their greatest and most successful ef-
forts. 1t was the reigning attraction at
Daly's theatre, New York. for 16 weeks
last season. II ie said 10 be absolutely
new and novel in them usical comedy
line The foundation upon which the
author has built his story OF pleasing fun
and musical novelty ic the character OF
John Doe, a young American Millionaire,
who has so much money that he h as TO
invent all sorts OF schemes TO get rid or
H. The opening scene is at Nice. where
he m eets a dashing young American ac-
tress. named Pansy Good. OF Bird Cen
tire, 1owa,and proposed to her that he Will
erect a theatre in New York and write
n play, which will present her as star
10 the American public. The theatre pro-
ject takes the whole party TO New York.
The second act opens upon one OF the
cleverest and most amusing scenes con-
structed IN a long while. IL represents
VILE performances Is given. In connec-
tion with this circumstance OF the story.
many familiar happenings OF a Metro
politan first night will be laughably bur
lesqued and used 10 create much fun and
humor. The performance will possess
unusual interest from the humor OF the
story. the brilliancy OF its music. and the
whirliwnd pace with which II is present
ed.
Rapidity OF action has always been
characteristic OF Klaw and Erlaugers
musical productions and II is predicted
that THE Billionare" will create some
thing OF a sensation IN this respect alone.
The supporting company OF Jerome Sykes
will he one OF the strongest ever seen in
musical farce. and will include Nellie Fol-
lis. Josis~ Intropodi Sallie Fisher Car
sons. Adele Hinton, Martha Ross, Nelsey
Kelly. Ethel lntropodi. Martha Adams.
Anna Belle Gordon. Harry McDonough.
Harry Kelly. Walter Percival. Lester W.
Keith. John r. Kennedy. Hans r. Robert.
John Steptling. l.. r. Foley and Abraham
Freidland. There will be chorus OF 100
and the Kiaw and Erlsnger orchestra un-
be a special feature.
one Of the biggest hits of tho current
season I'm New York has been MY wife's
Husbands" n clever farce comedy which
has lust ended a long run in that city
AZ the Madison Square theatre. Compe-
EFT Judges have pronounced this comedy
best farce since "Charley's Aunt which
means that no other farce presented In
The past 10 years. has been go well receiv-
~ az this. Mrs seiena Fetter Royle.the- Z
well known actress who was formerly
eadins lady with Robson and Crane. has
he leading feminine role 81 a young wo-
nan who is married four times In the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
BURGLAR CAUGHT.
When Detected In House Made Assault Uloa
Barnet Abrams.

Barnet Abrams OF ss4 South Main street
was awakened at lao this morning by
noise made by a person who was moving
about his bedroom ts--ef-sf 81.
Abrams cried out who r. here?" and
was struck on the jaw by a man who
stood near the bed
Abrams leaped from the bed and sent
his daughter for an officer.
Patrolmen Duffy Mowry and Hind
marsh responded 10 the call for help and
going to the house placed under arrest
William Warren. Is years old. who reside.
on South Main. near Power street.
Warren had gained an entrance TO the
house by placing box under window
from which he had torn OF a screen.
The window IL 6ia feet from the ground
AT the station Warren was found to
have an open knife in his hight hand coat
pocket
He was arraigned In the Sixth district
court today. on the charge OF burglary
and was held without bail for trial Oct
9Th
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
CAN'T KEEP IT UP.
Can't Deceive Providence Peo.
pie Very Long.They Learn
Quickly.

tN4W - z
II is sometimes an easy matter to fool
tne public. but you can't keep IL UP very
long. They are sure 10 find you out
ana every time a man Is fooled another
sSepuc Is made. We are naturally skep-
ueal when reading a published statement
gwen py some stranger residing in far
away place. but the circumstances are
enurciy different when home enforcement
u presented. The testimony OF local
ouzens renders deceit impossible II is
20 easy for you to lnvestisat. Re.d
this case t~ ~
Mrs. William sprasue. living at As GIL.
more street. says: For five wears Wa.
bothered more OF less with n per~is,en,
aching pain and soreness through my
loins and kidneys. At times my hack
ached 80 bad that could hardly movo
and STOPPING hurt me acuteiy. I doc,ored
and tried different remedies. but none aid
me any permanent good until \ uued
Doan's Kidney pills. The result of the
treatment quickly relieved me OF the
backache and improved my general
health. Doan's Kidney Pills arc a re-.
liable kidney remedy. and have told
my friends about them on every occasion
which presented itself"
For sale by all dealers. Price. nfty
cents. Foster Milburn Company. Bursio
n. ". sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name. DoAN's. and TAX,
10 other.