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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Tee-Dee Summer Outing Tours Free,
See Sunday Paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Moore for President.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch: ,,
Sir.-The man you and l ana every
otbsr LOYAL son of our old mother. the
as u,"t the y PRESIDENT. decreed to be chosen
this June coming s IS c sns Qualities? they
should be human touch me unto ours
Of the South: proven stren !iy l Ia
cd to tireless work n mppnlu,ihds accent
ed methods the modern american Ie,, UNI AZ
versity or college. BY SOUND admlnistfa1
ton made strong throush 1na' po worthv
reverence for the body and spirit OF Inc
great University, founded by the immor,,
tai Jefferson, He who TINS ms t ehaui}P npYa1
good speed and wshful services of the
South; but also the joyful cooperation
Of all the University Of Virgin una nIuinn.
line, with their unquestioned power 70
vastly Influence Northern admirers OF
Jeffersonian Democracy TO oestoW gii.s
OF money and to send students TO the dar-
ling of his old age. the University OF
Virginia, Is the man we must secure. con.
sentative he must be. persuasive ne must ISL
be; abreast with World-wlde progress he
No suspicion q , doctr ina must
attach to him For l9ok yGIv w uee! nand
wise man, But look you further, year by
year. each State OF our Union more and
more provides home educatlGn growing
steadily more broad and Efficient and.
therefore, more influential n keeping
State students in the home State. Bc-
yond any State border, beyond any one
seeton p Of find our bat men Of oSr ops
for the University OF Virginia. along the
perfected lines of the very plan SO grand
~ planned for It by It's mighty, founder;
On its splendid bases we would uphllld
as Jefferson would have, us. Az that
modern thought has Rrsdsa'ea to wou Ma
have added to the old University which
we love SO we'll
all this Is what?
The enlightened. cordial human being
have described. who also shall have
dynamic power as money getter, NOW
who of all the numerous nominees for
the University of Virginia presidency ILLS
these requirements best? i answer I'M
hesitatingly Or. John Bassett Moore, now
Hamilton Fish professor Of international
Read what the late and the lamented
Professor Thomas r. Price, whom most
OF US knew so pleasantly ut the uni
from the time It became plain to my
mind that the usefulness and even the
life OF the University must depend more
and more upon the establishment of a
presidency should be confided to a sohol-
ar that in the first place must be O dis
tinguished alumnus OF the University her
self; IN the second place. man OF firm
Influence; In the third place. a man so
eminent throughout the country as spe-
cialist and man OF affairs as to make
his appointment seem the simple recog-
milton of an established fame. Men that
combine these three elements OF worth
and usefulness are, of course, not apt to
be candidates for anything. THEY must
be sought outside the field of official
conditions, There "a tor W. I think
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Our Indebtedness to the Jew.

Editor OF The ,Tlmes-DIspatch:
Sir,-Our citizens assembled at the
Bijou yesterday afternoon to voice their
protest in unison with the protest of our
people in New York, Philadelphia. Bal
timore. and In the great cities Of the
West against the cruel and murderous
persecution of Gods chosen people, by the
Russian Bear. We Christians owe them
O debt of gratitude we can mover pay.
they gave us the Bible the prophets. the
apostles and Jesus Of Nazareth-hm OF
whom Moses in the law and the prophets
did write; blessed be his name forever.
They wrote every line Of that Holy. Book.
and In behalf of It. and as witness to
its Inspiration. they have suffered the loss
of all things. Their suferings from the
days of Observation-Disclosures when they lost
their country, six, hundred years before
the Christian era, down to Russian OPP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST

snev Ks1gs apa Beech T.
H siSyS ss i D. % Preashlng at Il
A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ By the pastor. Morning sub
plness; evening subject Chris. the Great
FIRST BApTlsT ChuRcHaa,WoRsHip AND
school at $3.50 A. NJ. cordial welcome given
to all.
sixth ihoo and Main Streets -services at j a. NJ
sRAohs SHH n Ris ssHoS HaHGa sS soR
s, GARDNER, D. D., pastor. sunday school at
and $40 p NJ Prayer meeting Wednesday ut
-; "A ,.es sHgE SHsSs
S dahpa 81 n RSsson ina IS
AiETHODIST.
cLAysTREET M Y GmUnfH tc His4TY
r. II. by Rev. O.: H.; BoGGS; ~, - -
cESThNARY M NJ E. G pIlas,I- q v " "
and S p. NJ. by the pastor. Subject in the morn.
Ing, thought with Price" followed BY =. the
AT Union . sanaaT sSnos H. 90 chhuRfcnnEy
5oHS ASS n Nv D M "a npRRaE 81
China, and at p. NJ. by the pastor
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuRoH CORNER
Madison and Grace g g 4
S M f s. e.; also "a at s r NJ conducted by Dr. j.
sdIn Al W TaT,1ni,s cuuncu-npy
4. II. by the REV a: l., PHILLIPS; D. D. sun
d1y sSie %sfGHE # isS CHURCH,
Rev JERE WITnERSPOON, y. p, PASTOR
Services al II O'Clock a, NJ and s:l6 o'clock Il.
CHURCH OF THE covENANr1aREy. J.
G sSss s .sIF' at asd T. II Devotional service
W W. ' At 5 i, NJ. il weleo.ne
,cToys a1enHS ana Flu strea ssryless Al
4. NJ, and $40 i. NJ. by lsey. Y. i, ENGLISH,
D. p sunday school 1t o;So 4, ~, Mid,week
service Tuesday s:l5 T., NJ Welcome TO all.
CHRISTIAN,
SEVENTH, STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Seventh aud Grace slrcets) ,--services
sunday at \ A. n naa s' K SM s Of pSiIu
as M!isa'RsEsliiAALrsrREEr CHRISTIAN sI CHURCH
t lMI5sha s B. H. S MEETos
Sunday at II A.. and s;l6 =. NJ, SUNDAY
7:l5 r, NJ Midweek prayer meeting Wednes'
a"s '''' EPISCOPAL.
THE MONUMENTAL, CHURCH iRRoA \
B.. Ree S'g communion 4. NJ; morning
service IL A. a., afternoon O'clock
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, REGULAR
services Sunday morning at II O'Clock and y
r. NJ. Preaching by, the rector, Rev G. OTIS
MEADE, Week services as usual,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF. cilRlar, SClENIlST,.
Services Sunday morning q lib sno5 Sn
Ing meeting ut $3.50 O'Clock No, laOi Grove
Avenue All are invited,
MILLENIAL DAWN.
PREACHING IN MARSHALL HALL, TWEEN.
ty.hfth and Broad Streets, NJ M tomorrow
by Elder STAPLES. Subject death ana Re-
FRIENDS
FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE tGLAS STUEET
near First).-Ministpr MILLS y, RAlFOR) VIII
hold meetluUs to- morrow at II A. NJ, ana . +.
ii. Public cordially invited.
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ree-Dee Summer Outing Tours Free.
See Sunday Paper,
Tee-Dee Summer Outing Tours Free.
I Isaa SundAY RSAhE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
SPECIAL RATES TOATLANTA
Via the Seaboard Air Line Railway.

On account OF the National Convention
3. y. P. U. Of America. to be held IN
Atlanta, Ca. July 0th-12th. 1903. the Sea,
hoard viii sell round trip tickets from all
points on It's lines at a rate Of one fare
for the round trip. plus twenty-five cents.
Tickets will be placed on sale July IN,
sth nth and 10th and limited to return
July 18TH, 1908. Tickets may be extended
il presented to the special agent between
the hours OF 8 a. M. and Z. NJ. before
July 18th, upon payment OF fifty cents,
to August 18TH 1908 Rate from Rich
mond for the round trip, sl575, and from
petersburg same rate. For folders. Pull
man reservations. and all other informa-
ton. apply to any agent OF the Sea-
hoard, or to Richmond Transfer Co.,
No. $40 t. Main Street ticket agents
at Jefferson Hotel. Murphy's Hotel. Main
street station, or to city ticket Office.
No. $40 East Main Street, Phone i0o
z, p. SMITH. w, J, MAY,
District Pass. Agent CITY TICKET agent
Tee-Dee Summer Outing Tours Free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
SPECIAL SATURDAY OUTINGS
To Old Point, Meals and Lodging at
Chamberlln Hotel Included, via G, &

o. Route,
Commencing next Saturday, June 9Th,
and continuing each Saturday thereafter
until the end Of September, the 2, g o.;
will sell tickets from Richmond for fast
train leaving Richmond at 400 +. NJ, to
Old Point and return, good until me t, syn !,
afternoon, logging and breakfast and
luncheon sunday at the, Chamhherlin Ho,
sold for same train, Including accommo-
datlons at the Chamberlin until and In
Guiding breakfast Monday morning at
A restful outing at this popular resort
and at exceptionally low rates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Tee-Dee Summer Outing Tours Free.
! GaA iSipRasx !Rasasx,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Ma. I'd 1e,,os IN take Ynesaprs. 70 d,s,.ena
ali t,,a standing armies Of the World and
TO proclaim a millennium of political peace
,,nan aarth ant the t,zar'a hosinp be-
fore tbe norid az tbe prince az neace da-
ceived M one. II only created the inter.
nationai hoard Of arbitration for ,yh,eh
we are thankful. Yet. four Years and
twenty4nine DAYS from that date he mas
sacred In cold blood over one hundred
innocent men. women and children OF the
Jewish race The nations OF Europe
looked on with an indifference born of
intolerance, and not a voice was raised
In protest, save among the Analo- Saxons
England and America.
II the most important event that oc-
Cured in the world In a. D. 500 was the
birth OF the British empire, when EEbert
donned the Saxon crown, and II the
greatest fact in human history In A. d.
1875 was the birth OF the United states
OF America among the sisterhood OF ma
lions. 80 the greatest event that occurred
In A. D. 1875 was the Berlin Congress
OF Nations" which signalized the ending
OF Judah's double" OF punishment
Their national life commenced at the
death OF Jacob (B. c. 1879. when they
Israeli tGen. Xix, 2s; xlvi., 81 Deut
XVI. 81. at which time "Rachel and
Leah" Jacobs wives. did build the
House Of Israel" (Ruth w.. 10Y. From
this time they were the favored" ma
ton. For eighteen hundred and forty
five years their favor lasted, even down
to the great event OF A. D. 3S tfor Jacob
died In 3. G. 1873. and 1913 3. c. plus
to) A. D. SO equals 1s45 years; and this
double" would give a. d. s3 plus ls45.
which equals 1878 A. ID when they wero
cast OF from favor, and their punsh-
ment (often threatened) was doubled"
This is the date marked In history as
the Berlin Congress OF Nations" (June
IL. 1879. II was at this Congress. pro-
sided over by Bismarck. that the most
important concessions were made by
Turkey In favor OF the Jews. The most
CONSPICUOUS f,gure IN THIS conference
was Disraeili. the premier OF Great
Britain. OF the Irioe OF judah, whom
providence had placed next to the Eng
ilsh throne; as IN Gays OF OLD. ne placed
Daniel next 70 Nepuchadnezzc1 ana
joseph second TO Pharaoh, and all three
ior diplomatic purposes IN connection ie
| Win the fortunes lol Judah. DlSraclil 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

preston In our day, appeals to our com
passion; their heroism to our admiration.
and their unexampled devotion to Moses
and the prophets" to our gratituda Our
hearts 60 to them in sympathy. and we
lift our voices to our Father In Heaven
that he would hasten to fulfill his word
to them-that he would remember hla
covenant with Abraham" ard "renern-
Der the land" that he would soften the
hearts Of the rulers OF the world and
restore them to their own land.
"Blest land of Judeal thrice hallowed Of
song.
Where thu holest OF memories pilgrim
like throng;
In the shades Of Thy palms. by the
shores OF Thy sea,
On tho hills of Thy beauty, our hearts are
with thee
Ever since judah lost her scepter.
crown and throne at the hands OF King
OF Babylon, in the days of zedekiah their
last king (eo8 B. CO down to this day, the
dark and gloomy night OF persecution.
foretold by the prophets, has hung over
the captive daughter OF Zion. Tho politi-
cal storms of Twenty-Five hundred years
have beat down upon Judah's head. They
have witnessed the rise, ascent to power
and subsequent downfall OF all the great
empires OF earth-Egypt, Babylon. Persia,
Greece and Rome. They have lived
through the mall. and, In turn, have
been oppressed by them all.
..Ah, Judah! thy dwellings are sad,
Thy children are weeping around,
In sackcloth their bosoms are clad.
Az they look on the furnishing ground;
J In the deserts they make their home.
And the mountains awake to their cry;
For the from OF Jehova hath como,
And his anger Is red in the sky"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Tee-Dee Summer Outing Tours Free.
See Sunday Paper.
THE OFFICIAL ROUTE TO At
LANTA,
B. Y.P.u. LuIY e,lo, 1908,

The Southern Railway H. circulating
covering the above trip, A copy may be
had at the Southern. Railway Fassengts;r r
office, No. go East Main Street, anu Wlll
be mailed to any applicant
One fare plus % cents as authorized ior
the round trip. Tickets on sale July Tn.
Sth. 9th and 10th, limited 70 return July
10TH With privilege OF extension until
August 18th by payment OF 20 cents.
Tee-poe Summer Cutting Tours Free:
Sna Sunday Rnnfr. .-.-l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Tee-Dee Summer
Sos Sunday PapfTs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIPS

To Beach Park, Wess roint, VA DC.
Round Trip.
Two fast trains every Sunday leave
Richmond $3.50 A M, and 4 p. NJ; return
ing. leave West Point $500 and 1880 p. NJ
so cents round-trip. a delightful place
to spend Sunday
Tee-pee Summer Outing Tours Free.
See Sunday Paper.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
School Notes.

Hereafter all pupils residing outside the
district must pay tuition before they
will be admitted to the classes. See Mrs.
M. j. Anderson. treasurer. pay The re-
quired amount. and get receipt which
will admit the pupil to the advantage of
the school.
The school board has completed the
work Of eleoting teachers. The latest to
be selected was Mrs. A. P. Day Of DEN
YER. teacher for the 9th grade. who is a
competent instructor in Spanish.
The school houses are being put in shape
for the resumption Of school.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
GRAND Announcement.

Tho management Of the Grand has So
cured as a Watermelon Day attraction
tho special engagement Of tho Jane oaser
Stock Co. direct from a very successful
10 weeks run at tho Broadway. Denver,
Colo. This is large and capable COM
pany Of artists. and tho play which they
will present is John Drew's famous sue
cess. The Butterflies" in which this
company scored decided success at tho
Broadway" few weeks ago.
On tho evening Of Thursday, Sept. Bird.
Watermelon Day this company opens
the fall and winter theatrical season here.
and Or. Sigman has spent great deal Of
effort in the last month to secure the best
possible attraction for the opening night
Of tho season. The boxes have been fitted
Up with elegant new drapery and COM
Portable opera chairs. leading very ma
terially TO tho neat and attractive ap-
pearance Of the interior. and the comfort
Of patrons. For time the price of these
box seats will be the same as paraue,
chairs. Each box will accommodate 10
people.
The Jane oaker Co. is fitting opener
for the season and will be in keeping with
the high standard Of coming attractions
which DR.. Sgman has secured for the
season. A few Of the coming attractions
already contracted for are: Hermann.
the Great: Hello Bill. A Texas Steer, Mr..
jolly of Joliet, East Lynne, Marie Vain
right in Twelfth Night, Denman Thomp-
sons play. The Two Sisters: Famous
Georgia Minstrels. Paul Gilmore in the
Mummy and the Hummingbird, Harry
Wards Minstres, For Mothers Sake,
Katherine Kidder. Lost River, When
Knighthood was in Flower, Rose Coghlan
in The Second Mrs. Tanquery, and many
other attractions of equal merit, giving
the Rocky Ford patronage the same class
Of attractions which is enjoyed by the
larger cities, the scale Of prices in each
inssanca being exactly the same as at all
other one night stands.
The city officials are getting fearfully
weary of apologzing for the muddy water
in the pipes, which is supplied from the
big reservoir on the hill and only partially
settled. There is an, abundance of clear
water in the new well but an urgent or
der has failed to get the pipe for making
the connections with the big pump. The
delay in filling this order is most vexa-
tious. Nevertheless, the kind of water
now provided is the same as flowed
through the pipes before the artesian
wells were dug.
Couch and chair repairing See add
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Joe Newman is Rocky Ford favorite
and his late visit did not diminish his pop
ularity. There was some weakness in
portions Of the rendered Wednesday eve
ming but Jos. was as taking as ever.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

The Armour Fertilizer Co. is making
tests of Rocky Ford soil to ascertain just
what chemical properties should be con-
tanned in fertilizers adapted to this sec
ton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

The Rocky Ford Trading Co. has just
Installed for the Ordway Tracing Co. a
fine l2-horse- power gasoline engine-one
of the several recently sold.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

FARMERS wanting Artesian Water
ca get it at the Swink well at Csc per
tank. also have a tank to rent.
l2-tf. S. o. Swink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
For Sale.

Ton acres six miles northof Manzanola,
10 inch water right in Colorado canal.
About two acres in fruit and alfalfa.
Price s65o.oo. Address W. A. Sode-
burg, Manz.,ola. or call on Steele. Beall
g. Wolfe. Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Atersian Water furnished by the
Williams Transfer. Dray No. 4. Phone
1872 White; office with F. D. Stoop.
Prompt attention to all orders. LIFT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

G. C. Hawkey was in Denver this week
purchasing a cathedral glass for the win
dows Of the new Christian church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Every issue of the Enterprise is
worthy of sending East. A few extra
copies are provided each week for the
benefit of the friends who wish to
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

The beet shed at the factory is having
extensive and important improvements.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Those yard-stioks being distributed by
Cooks implement house are practical and
useful advertising matter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

The Dawley- Wilson Hardware Cos
store at Holly was slightly damaged by
fire in the roof few days ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

wANTED-By young man in town,
frst-olass room and board with private
family having piano. Address A. b., En-
terprise office. lz-p'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

send them to distant friends. Price, 3
If you have anything TO sell. adver.
use In the Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

cantaloupe baskets for express ship.
ments. Wood TOP and BOZ TOMS. Can
M, o. Coggins office, Swink Building or
A. C. Sloan. Sect'y, Rocky Ford Assn.
Examine,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

FOR SALE-A pair of heavy farm
horses, 6 and years old, dark bays. well
matched and sound as dollar. Weight
8 900 hounds. W. Higgins.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Jack Sproule leaves on Monday for the
Las AniInas Fair with six fast horses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

For 60 days Orr, the photographer.
will make pictures at greatly reduced
prices. Gallery corner of Ninth and Wal
nut.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

CARBON PAPER fol both typewriter
and nancil work at the Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
G. c. Hawkey is one of the hardest

G. c. Hawkey is one Of the hardest
working members of the city council.
giving much of his valuable time to the
public business. The superintendency of
the work on the big well has taken much
Of his time. for which he receives TO COM
pensation beyond that pertaining to the
office Of alderman. Some of the work
men on the well have been employees of
Mr. Hawkey and as friendly accomo-
dation to them he has in several instances
cashed their warrants at the same dis
count charged by the banks. S per cent
a proceeding which should subjec him to
no criticism. Mr.. Hawkey is one of the
most useful members Of the board and
deserves the thanks of the people for the
interest he takes in the city's business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Couch and chair repairing See add.
ll-l2 M. L. ST. JOHN,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

The social on the M. E. church lawn
last evening was a very pleasant occasion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

While the streets and vacant lots of
Rocky Ford are in a much more tidy
shape than usual there is yet considerable
to be done to put the town in as good
trim as it should be for our thousands OF
Fair visitors. Every property holder
should see to it that his own premises are
fully cleared of all unsightly weeds. etc.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-10-16
Fortiaed RectorIcs.

In an article ON Historical Houses"
In the House d writer calls attention TO
a curious relic of the days when the
Norihumbrian pastor was compelled 10
live in a fortified house IL lie wished to
preserve his worldly goods from the
plundering bands of moss troopers who
were continually crossing the Scottish
border and raiding the homesteads OF
defenseless villagers. One of the best
examples of these fortified rectories,
originally built in the fourteenth GEN.
tury. still exists in Rothbury. 1t is de-
scribed in list of fortlcts in 1912 as a
"toure and n little barmekin. being the
man'con OF the p'sonage Of Hothbury."
II has walls eleven feet thick nj the
base and six feet at the top. 1t has
turrcts Mt the corners and i chamber
with II stone door. into which the rec
tors drove their cattle ut night or on
approach OF the raiders
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-10-16
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