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RAILROADS.
ChesaDeake & Ohio RY
Schedule Effective June IA. 1903.

Schedule Effective June IA. 1903.
Trains leare Pennsylvania Station.
300 Pm. Daily-CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS SPE-
CIAL, Solid vestibule, electric-lighted DINING
Car train to Cincinnati. Reaches Cincinnati
$500 am, Louisville ll:00 9. m. st. LOUIS AZ
pm Chicago $3.50 pm. Pullman Sleepers to
Louisville, Cincinnati. Indianapolis and st
Louis. Parlor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago. Din.
ing Car from Washington; meals n la carte
II 10 P NJ. Daily-F. +. v. LIMITED. Solid YES
Thule. electric-liglted Dining Car train to Gin.
cinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati Lex.
ington and Louisville without change. Com
partment Sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs Tues
day Thursday and Saturday. Observation Car
Hinton to Cincinnati. Sleepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and st. Louis. Dining Car serving
meals la carte.
Reserve ton nd tickets Mt Chesapeake and Ohio
ONCE. b13 PENNSYLVANIA avenue COO Fourteenth
street near r. and ut the station. Telephone call
1910 for Pennsylvania Il. Il. Cab Service.
H. W. FULLER
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These Spoons Came High.

A London dispatch says: Thirteen silver
apostle spoons, with figures of Christ and
the twelve apostles upon them. brought al
auction the record price of $24,5 500. The
spoons were dated 1886. and constitute the
earliest complete set known. The bidding
was spirited. commencing at $500 and
rising rapidly until they were finally
knocked down to a dealer for the sensa-
tional figure named.
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STATUE OF WASHINGTON.
Englishmen Desire to Erect Memoirs
in the British Metropolis.

in the British Metropolis.
A dispatch from London says: At a meet
ing Of the executive committee of the Pill
grims' Club a committee was appointed to
give effect to tha recent suggestion to
erect a statue Of George Washington in
London. 1t was decided that the sub
scriptions should be entirely confined to
British subjects. Archdeacon Sinclair. In
submitting the plan to the society. said:
"Englishmen have at last fully recog-
nized the great qualities OF Washington.
1 feel assured that nothing will be more
popular in this country than such trib-
ute to that great man of English birth,
who has done so much for the worlds his
tory, not only for the young nation across
the sea- but for Great Britain as we'll
Archdea con Sinclair announced that he
was authorized to offer place for the
statue in ST. Paul's Cathedral.
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The mills of the McKeesport Tin Plate
Company. at Port Vue. near McKeesport,
where a strike was ordered by the officials
of the Amalgamated Association of Iron.
Steel and Tin Plate Workers, are being op-
Grated with reduced forces.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

DOUBLING GAP-WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
HOTEL. MELVILLE. Cumberland Co.. Pa.
Fifty-seventh season. 90 square miles OF noun
tain, forest and lake. Cool. dry climate. Pine
groves Sulphur. Litha. Magnesia and Iron springs.
graph and Telephone offices First class appoint
mcnts moderate rates. Write for circular and
terms. GEORGE ALBERT FREYER Prop
jy625t 10
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.

LEAVE PENNA. r. R. STATION.
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia.
Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa, Tallahassee. At
Orleans.
1916 AN. Daily.-sEABOARD MAIL-Throush
Pullman sleepers to jacksonville. connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper to Atlanta.
700 Pm. Daily.-SEAB0ARD EXPRESSING
train to Jacksonville and Tampa, with Pullman
sieepers and cafe dining car. Through slseDers
Ticket once: 1871 Psuaa. ave.
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NEW YORK.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

THE WE DE LEAU,
WINNISQUAM HEIGHTS LACONIA N. II.
Comfortable and hOme,ikt accommodate tons; cuisine
excellent; fresh vegetables; milk; pure spring
ter: large verandas shady lawns; beautiful
cry; excellent accommodations; hours ride from
Boston, near Lake WiHniIesaukee. Address Miss
r. A. LAP'iE Iacunia n. II. jy426t-S
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Chesapeake Beach Ry.

WEEK DAYS: Going. leave District line sta
tiou-1O:45 an. 2:35. $3.50 and TAO pm. Re-
turning leave Beach-1230. 2:2O. 6 and 10 pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS: Going. leave Dis.
trict line station-9:15. 1O:30 ll:3O an. l:25.
2:3o, $40. 5:35, 1880, pm. Returning. leave
Beach-l1:30 am, 1905 1:25. 1880. 5:25 7:l5.
O:3O DIN te3tf.l4
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sANATORIUMs.

Wills Mountain Sanatorium,
Near Cumberland, Nd LOO feet above the
sea- PURE AIR. PURE WATER. COOL anc
DRY. MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. Fully equip
ped Send for booklet. Terms moderate. cover
ing attention OF resident physician. trained
nurses, etc. NO EXTRAS. Washington refer
ences Address
WILLS MOUNTAIN SANATORIUM,
my5-TSt IL Cumberland. Md.
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TILE. ERONTENAC,

A new hotel As good us the best; Kentucky ave-.
loo yards from Beach. Center of all attractions
capacity. $50: offers large ocean rooms with e1-
cellent cuisine, at $40 Sl2 80. Sl5 weekly: 81 up
daily Elevator. baths, tal beds, &c; spacious
I.rches. overlooking ocean and boardwalk. Booklet
mailed.
ap3o-1st-lO Mrs. H. Y. MOVER.
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Grand Atlantic RHOtei,

Virginia and the Beach. Atlantic city, NJ
Open all the year, Hot and cold sea water
baths. 800 uf the largest and most handsomely
furnished front rooms in the city 100 rooms with
bath Southern exposure. Magnificent sun par
lcrs- Orchestra. Terms: American plan. Sl2oo
and SIS per week 81 so by the day up. European
plan. 81 80 per day. Fine cafe attached The tibie
and service are not surpassed. Coaches meet all
trains. Write for booklet. CHARLES f. COPE
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THE ALBEMARLE,

Virginia ave-. near Reach and Piers. This elegant
n.".ern hotel throughout. capacity 40. "uefs
large cool front rooms. all metal beds. suIerInr
table and excellent accommodations at $40, SlZ..o
Sl5 weekly; 81 up daily. Elevator, private baths
&c. uon fl. of porch. Booklet ~
It's 1867 10 J. I. CoPE.
U,YrEI. CHAMTI.AINE. KENTUCKY AVE NEAR
Beach 81 to 81 per day: $40 up week: special
season rate. A. HOWSEiL. Prop. Jenni. smith,
i. X. Evangelist will occupy annex cottage
IVA
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Hotel Gladstone,

Directly on the Ocean Front.
Finest location New and strictly high-class
Sea water In all baths. Running water In rooms.
Special July rates. Booklet. Coach meets trains
j.2 -.IOt. 10 n J. COLLINS.
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HOTEL STICkNEY,
Removed to New York and Beach. 100 rooms.
many suite, with private baths. Large lawn
$2.Oo 10 $500 per day, $1,000 to SIS O0 per week
jelO-52t,5 NJ. BELL, l.. v STICkNEY.
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Beach Front and Maryland ave. Atlantic city
100 ocean-front rouris. many with private bath
Elevator electric lights and every convenience of
a modern first-class hotel. Special weekly rates
ST. - up Splendid suites fov families and Tor
the season ut moderate rates. Illustrated bokitt
Coach with porter meets all Penna trains.
myl6-1St 10 ALFRED NlMAN.
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Hotel Imperial, s Nlry o sn seac atF Board q
walk and best bathing grounds. Good Ocean vinw'
Elevator. Private and Public BATHS Cap SUI
Large roumS; excellent table. l. G hf.NDklCh'
81 To s.; per day $40 to SIS per week )'9-'ot-I
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Young S Hotel
ATLANTIC CITY. " J.
Absolutely ireproof. No wood used In its
struetion. European plan. Open all the year.
Ihe only absolutely nreproof hotel in Atlantic
B1ardwalk. near Youny's Pier. 80 rooms. 10
private baths. with hot and cold sal. and fresh
water PURE drinking water from our own Arte-
sian we'll Restaurant equal to any in New York.
JAMES II. KEENAN,. Propr.
Also HOTEL GORDON. Washington. 1e2o-2ss
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Hotel Ponce de Leon

Virginia Ave. and the Beach
Tnexcclled hotel Unsurpassed location Capacity.
300. Elevator. baths &c. Rooms suite. Fine
porches. Special rates. $40 to SIS weekly; 81 and
up daily. Booklet. w. +. SHAW.
mhl4 l30t-1
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Near Beach, Pacific and Massachusetts aves.
Hgh-class family hotel capacity. 800: open to
the air all sides: extensive pOrches lawns. bal
comics md sun parlors overlooking ocean viii
make special for large. cool. ucean-vew rooms
and unsurpassed cuisine; S. $40, $3.50 weekly;
81 So rp daily. Elevator. baths and every modern
convenience. Booklet and further particulars matted
uly 23-52t-IO W. +. WATTS.
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SUMMER RESORTS
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY
HOTEL RALEIGH,

st. Charles Place and the Beach.
Capacity. 400. Is offering specially low terms t"
July Is and also season rates. This hotel is new
and elegant. and with its equipment table md
service is unrNcelled: contains large guest chaIn-
hers. single suite. with private bath. eleva-
tor. etc. and enjoys the best location. BOOKLET
mailed. ijr11i2t 1OI g. G. SiINN.
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M. BOUDOIR ~
@ @szz6AA6 &

The summer girl will carry a wrist.
bag of white pique.
Tueks OF one and two.inch width
are a much.seen trimming.
Many of the linen canvases cannot
be told from n wooden material.
Jeweied frinses are the iates, eie-
CANT concession TO the dansie lad.
Combs OF white ivory. with gold
tops. are the elegant coiffure finish.
Dots. flowers and stripes have every.
thing their own way on the summer
goods.
An exquisite barette pin for the
hair is u butterfly OF gold and dia'
monds.
Chinese yigognc Is n new fabric.
like fine serge covered with n misty
pattern.
Blouse bodiccs with n sc, design on
the front fastcn under the left arm or
In back.
On black gowns the bands OF black
lace trimming are now laid over white
Swiss muslin.
One of the new linen gowns OF vivid
turquoise blue is trimmed with butter.
color yak lace.
The oldest thing In hats is a big
sailor for boy. with crown OF black
beaver and rim OF white stitched linen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
SAID -AmeN" BETWEEN BLOWS
A Street Exhorser Who Willingly
Took Hard Knocks.


There was negro cxhorter In
Maryviilc last week whose religion is
proof against hard knocks.
I'm one OF Gods cranks." he told
people as they passed. You all think
I'm actin foolish. but you'd act fool.
ish. to. ef the Lord wuz to get hold
Of you"
Mayor Garrett apparently did not
approve of this sentiment and or
dercd the man to end his sermon. Ho
refused. and the marshal was called.
He resisted arrest and the marshal
hit him.
Amen" shouted tho preacher. Tho
marshal hit him again.
"Hallelujah." replied tho evangelist,
still pulling back. The marshal at.
tempted to close his mouth. which
called forth triumphant Praise the
Lord!"
Probably he would have been shout.
ing yet. but he was offered the alter.
native of leaving town or working
100 days on the rock pile. His zeal,
which was proof against blows. i'm
mediately succumbed to tho threat of
compulsory labor, and he hid out
Kansas City Journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Gray Tea Coyyra.

As regards tea gowns. there Ia
rather fancy for gray Just now. Ger.
tainiy there Is nothing prciticr for
home wear than this Puritan color.
besides which II has the advantage of
harmonixing well with practically cv.
cry other shade imaginable. says the
Illustrated London News. Any kind
of crepe looks well In silver gray. and
Il can be trimmed with dash OF
bright color TO prevent Its looking
fade. A pretty model In crepe de
chine was accordion plcated through.
out. finished on with n great turned.
down collar and an Empire sash tied
above the waist line. with some tas.
sells OF orange silk minsiing with the
loops. Another gray gown was made
up In n soft wooicn material worked
with spots of white silk. II was
shocked on the bust, and from thence
fell quite loosely to the feet. The
neck was cut In small v.shape and
edged with n fichu OF white net, Dor.
dercd by n deep fall of lace. the limo
OF juncturc being concealed by n very
narrow band OF chinchilla. Tho
sleeve was n full bishop shape. drawn
in Mt the wrist by means of the
shocking. the cuff being formed Of net
slightly folded. edged with n band of
fur and a fiounce of lace falling well
over the hand. A rose.pink chou
placed on the bus, gave charming
finish to this fascinating garment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

Then. pulling my wits together. or
dcrcd that the box be rcnaIicd and lcf;
intact TO await the corsigncc.
Il next drafted the services of the
local officers. and. giving orders tina;
any one calling for the box should be
arrested. went In search OF the
stranger with the dark eyes. But
could not find him. and. SO far rs |
know. he was never apprchcnded.
"a week later. when had finished
the Job to which had been assigned.
| returned to Cincinnati. The box OF
tobacco was still at the wharfboat
The dark.eyed man had evidently got
next
But. having stumbled upon lead.
I had no intention OF losing my game
so easily. First conhscating the box
of bogus took the next boat up tho
river. and soon after landed at the lit.
tie Kersucky town whence the box
had been shipped.
at did not take me long TO locate
the headquarters of the gang for
whom the dark.eyed man was only n
'fioater.'
THE gang occupied two story
brick house that stood in gloomy
ravine between two hills In the edge
OF the town. There were seven or
eight OF them. and they were all
smooth men. So considered 1t wiser.
before attempting to spring any traps.
to procure assistance from headquar.
tcrs.
"In due time four OF the boys ar.
10 nj rat "A
early the following morning.
shortly after sunrise we surround.
ed the house. and. leaving two of the
boys outside to see that no one got
away, the other three. including my
self broke in the front door and pro-
ceeded to take possession OF things.
I'VE found the men. all right. but
what was just as observation-disclosures
OF their guilt-wns lacking. had
learned enough to convince me that a
mint was located In the building. but
though we searched the, house care.
fully from the dingy garnet to the
cellar that was darker than midnight.
not tool nor mold or anything to in.
dicate counterfeiting could be found.
"Of course the men under arrest
| lu'll tHe
| boys had considerable fun at my ex.
pense. | will admit didn't feel very
comfortable. We decided. however,
to put our men In the town Jail, and
marching them between us. we left
tho building.
Now for some reason I chanced
to glance back. after going few yards
from the house. What saw caused
me to grin, and one of the boys no
ticed me.
"'Well. what's the matter with you
now? he asked.
Don't you see?' answered Look
at the light shining on that cellar win
dow
"what of it?' he demanded.
"'What of it?' | grinned; nothing
only there wasn't any window in the
cellar We visited-it was darker thar
hades.'
so we went back ard finally found
trap-door that opened into secont
compartment of the cellar. And there
we found all the evidence we wanted
1t was the most complete mint evei
saw. But If 1t hadn't been for tha
cellar window-"-New York Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
$685.

To prevent lamp from smoking
soak the wick in strong vinegar and
dry 1t well before using 1t. The flame
will then burn clear and bright.
Dry colored cambrics indoor and II
possible In n darkened room. for moth
ing is more likely to bleach colored
cotton than strong light upon 1t while
1t is wet
The smell of paint in freshly
painted room will soon go OFF II you
keep in It pailful of water with n
little hay In 1t. Renew the contents
OF pail twice or thrice in the day.
Pancakes baked on soapstone
griddle are much more digestible than
those cooked on iron. A soapstone
griddle should be heated very slowly
to avoid the danger of cracking. 1t
is never creased. but is rubbed thor.
oughly with dry salt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
ONE MANS ODD EXPERIENCE
How Provision He Made for His TAX.
Ing on Helped Him In Getting On.

Ing on Helped Him In Getting On.
1T may seem odd to you" said q
man who has money enough now TO
buy n dozen cemeteries II he wanted
them. but the first great feeling of
relief and qualification that came to
mo with my first little accumulation
OF money sprnng from the realization
that now. for the hrst time since
had been married. We had money
enough TO bury any OF Us who should
die.
For years had been dead poor.
rlsht down to hard pan all the time.
using up every dollar OF tn. few !
earned as fast as got it-f never had
n cent never took a gloomy view
OF things. however. even In those days.
any more than ! do now: In fact.
used to smile over them. sometimes.
when ! thought OF how dcvIiish hard
up we really were: bu, used to won.
der. sometimes. too. what wc should
do in case anything should happen: |:
and Il was blessed feeling Of relief.
indeed. that I experienced when fnal.
iy I had got together that first littlo
pile of savings.
Now We could bury any OF US prop.
crly and with all due observance and
with the gcnticst care. without asking
help of anyone: ut last We wcro 50
fixed that we could afford TO die.
And to be freed of that anxiety
found. when did come TO be free OF
II. was not only n great relief. but II
was an actual help to me In n busi.
ness way. II made mo feel safer and
easier and more secure about every.
thing: It gave me greater confidence
and helped mo In every way: and so
this provision for our taking on
helped us greatly In getting on"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

sided revealed my Identity to the
wharfmhster and requested that the
box be opened. My request was
granted. and when the lid was pFied
on found. TO my astonishment. that
the box was full OF counterfeit silver
eoIn-doiinrs ard half.doliars.
Then, and not I'LL then. 1t occurred
to me that for year past there had
been reports OF an abundance Of eonn'
tericlt money along the Ohio Valley.
Some OF the hes, men In tho service
had been detailed TO run down the
makers OF tho bogus. but had been
unable TO do 80. or even to obtain a
definite clue.
'And l had stumbled upon I, by
accident! For a moment ! was actual.
ly stupcfcd with surprise and delight
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
seau,ifyIna the Home.

The keynote OF the interior OF the
house beautiful forms its character In
the artistic arrangement OF the drnp.
cries. The arrangement should give
the form OF an idea. This Is rs I'm.
portant ms II Is TO produce n harmoni.
Gus color scheme. which makes the
coiors blend In tone like chords In
music. Ono curved line ought TO be
In harmony with another.
The illustration shown presents q
scheme to make high door look
lower and yet maintain it's stately ap
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05

Nervous folks ought to partake often
of cheese, which acts as a sedative.
They should beware of eating cheese
to excess, however, as 1t is tax on
the digestion.
The daily bath is a great protection
from infectious disease.
Pastry should be cooled off in a
warm room: taking 1t suddenly from
the oven to a cold larder will make it
heavy
Save old cords, for If you soak them
In parafine, they will make excellent
FIRE lighters. either for reviving a dying
fire or with few sticks, for kindllng
cne in the first place.
window wedges are worth much
and cost little. No bedroom window
should be without its wedge, for by
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
DRAGGED DOWN ey A wAasHip.
How II Feels to Be Sucked Under
Water ty a Foundered Steamer.

How II Feels to BE Sucked Under
Water ty a Foundered Steamer.
In the Edinburgh Medical Journal
James A, Lawson gives an interesting
description OF his thrilling experience
when he was dragged under water by
q sinking ship. When he was far
down in the swirling waters he
struck out for the surface. but only
went further down. This exertioh
was a serious waste of breath. and
after what appeared to be ten or nf'
teen seconds the effort OF inspiration
could no longer be restrained. and
pressure OF the chest began to develop.
The most striking thing he remem'
bered was the great pain in the chest.
which increased at every effort To ex'
piration and inspiration. IL seemed
as IL he were in a wise. which was
gardually being screwed up. until II
felt the sternum and spinal column
must break. The ''guiping' process
became more frequent for about ten
efforts and hope was then extin'
guished.
The pressure after these suips
seemed unbearable. but gradually the
pain seemed to Sass up. as the car
bonie acid was accumulating In the
blood. At the same time the efforts
| at Inspiration. with their accompany
Ing gulps of water. occurred at longer
and longer Intervals. Tho writer's
mental condition was then such that
he appeared to be in pleasant dream.
but still had enough will power to
think of friends at home. etc. Be
fore finally losing consciousness the
chest pain had completely disap-
psared. and sensation WA actually
pleasant. when consciousness re
turned he found himself on the sur
face OF the water tprobably from the
action OF tho life beiu. and nnaiiy
managed TO reach shore.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Pretty klmona.

Old shirt waists may bc used TO
good advantage by being made Into
kimona dressing sacaucs. Remove tho
collar and cut In n v nj front OF neck.
Remove cuffs. gather Mt wrists and
takc out gathers nj waist line. Now
take cloth of n contrasting color and
sew n strip about Two inches Wide
around bottom Of waist and sleeves
and up fronts around neck. and tho
kimona is complete. They are very
little trouble TO make and arc boa
pretty and comfortable on q hot dSHa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Numbers of the Commandments.

One of the best.sustained debates
OF the session in the Massachusetts,
house of representatives at Boston oc.
Cured on Thursday on the bill to re-
peal the clause OF the libel law which
permits persons sued for libel to bring
UP matters not connected with the
subject in mitigation OF damages or
to remove the charge Of malice. II
was battle between lawyers. One OF
the funny incidents was Mr.. Maloney's
citation of the Ninth Commandment
as the Eighth The Protestant side OF
the house laughed. and referred him
to the Bible. which was near the
speaker. Mr.. Maloney pulled out
Catholic catechism from his pocket
and showed there the words Thou
shalt not bear false witness against
thy neighbor" were numbered rs the
Eighth Commandment. = Springfield
(Mass.) Republican.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
Erinoe Feathers.

Quite the latest thing for hat adorn.
ment is fringe feather which seems
to be composed of two ostrich feathers
n black one over a white one. Near
the stem end the black one is simply
curled lightly over the white one. For
more than half the length, however.
the strands of the black plume are
knotted just as silk fringe is. This
hanging over the soft snowy white
plume gives a most noticeable effect.
1t is very pretty, though the black part
looks to be OF fringe un.il one exam.
ines 1t quite closely.