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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
 The stereopticon enterta inment al the Congregational church was very interesting and instructive and was much enjoyed by all present. Miss Edna Wheeler will lead the Endeavor meeting, December 13, at the Congregational church. It will be an Anti Worry meeting.
 Rev MT Prentice will supply the pull pit for the rest of the year.
 The Christmas entertainment will be held some time during the week following Christmas.
 Michael Svihra has gone to Bedding to work for Emory Sanford.
 Mrs T. W. Turney has been on the sick list. Mrs Mary B. Turney and Mrs John P. Fitch spent Tuesday at J. L. Perry's.
 Friends from New York spent Sun- day at John Jurco's.
 Some of the young peope from here enjoyed the moonlights on the Aspe- tuck pond until the snow came and spoiled the skating.
 Butchering and wood chopping are the order of the day in this locality. Some trees are being cut on Jump Hill, which, when finished, will be a great improvement and appreciated by travellers as it was very dark at tha point at night, especially when the leaves were on.
 Miss Marilla Rockwell has been entertaining friends from Danbury; also Miss Daisy Light of Ohieville, N. Y., and Albert Duke of Meriden, for few days.
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HOYDEN's s HILL.

The Ladies' Social club and friends passed a very pleasant evening, on the 2d, at Mrs Roswell Nichols. There were about 50 present. The prizes of the evening were given to Mrs James Hammond and Clifford Jennings. The time was spent in games, music, etc., after which a fine supper was served. The next meeting will be special one at Mrs s. Wisner's, Wednesday after noon, for the purpose of tacking a quilt, to be given to charitable oD- ject for Christmas.
 Mrs B. A. Salmon, Mrs Fannie Cor ham, Miss M. A. Robinson, Mrs B. B.
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WEST BEDDING.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
 Miss Lena Gage of Danbury has been visiting Miss Maud Bronson, for few days.
 Rev J. L. Clymer was entertained at Henry Griffin's, over Sunday.
 The Sunday school of the Long Ridge Methodist church are practicing for their Christmas entertainment. Mrs J. l.. Blackman has been quite sick, but under the care of Dr Smith of Bedding she is some better at this writing.
 Miss Bessie Blackman closed her school at Diamond Hill, last week, owing to the illness of her mother.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
PLATTSVILLE.

NOvEMBER's THERMOMETER RECORD.
 The record of the thermometer taken at 6.30 in the morning for the month of November by 0. L. Booth, was as follows: l, 50; 2, 48; 3, 40; 4, 4s; 5, 54; 6, 36; ', 28; 8, 26; 9, 30; 10, 40; II, 3o; 12, Az; 13, 36; IA, 40; 15, 30; 16, 36: IT,, A; IS, 3S; 19, 23; 20, 23; 21, 19; 22, 30; 23, 30; "A, 37; 25, B; 26, 12; 27, 12; 28, 718; 29, 19; 30, Is.
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NEW FAIRFIELD.

EDWARD JENNINGS RESIDENCE
 BOUGHT FOR PARSONAGE.
 At meeting of the Congregational Ecclesiastical society it was voted to rescind all former votes taken in re- gard to building parsonage, and vot- ed to buy Edward Jennings house, which is situated near the church, for a parsonage, and instructed the con- mittee to secure it, which has been done and payment made.
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MRS ELI JENNINGS.

Mrs Harriet Jennings, wife of Eli Jennings, died on Monday morning, November 30. She was 84 years old and her husband and two brothers survive her.
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SOUTHBURY.
DWIGHT GORDON.

November 2S, Dwight Gordon pass ed away, leaving wife and three children to miss him. The funeral was held Monday from his late resi- dence. He was buried at Southford.
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REUBEN A. HOLMES.

Reuben A. Holmes, a we'll known farmer of King street, & years old, died of paralysis on Saturday: He leaves one son and three daughters.
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Friday. He has charge of the Coles Electric Express Go. business in Sey- mour.
 George J. Signor is busy burning charcoal for B. L. Hoadley.
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Frank Mixa has bought a farm of 175 acres of Orson Knapp in King street and has moved on it.
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ERIN EST BENDEICT INJURED,

Ernest Benedict had one of his hands seriously injured, while en- ployed at Philip Seelig's. It will keep him from work for some time
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

There was good attendance at all the services on Sunday.
 Rev MT Dikeman of the Stepney Methodist church preached here on Sunday afternoon. His text was con- tained in these words, "For My Sake. !" MT Dikeman held the attenti on of the audience from fir st to last.
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AS a remedy for biliousness and con stipation G. N. Clark's Vegetable Liv' CT Pills stand without a rival. They are sold by druggists. See adv.
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David Carey moved his things from E. Mallory's to his new home on Pisgah, Saturday. A house warming is tho proper thing, David.
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suffer.
 We will be glad to send a sample to any sufferer. Be sure that this picture in the form of a label is on the wrapper of every bottle of Emulsion you buy. SCOTT & BOVINE.
 Chemists, 400 Pearl St., New York,
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3RANCHVILLE.

Mrs Minnie Hanford returned from Bridgeport, last Saturday, after caring for her son, Willis, who has recovered from the measles.
 Mrs Lucy Hoyt of Ridgefeld has the sympathy of her friends in this place in the death of her husband, Edwin K. HOyt.
 Mrs Lewis Mead made a business trip to New York City on Monday.
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Announcements of Bethel Business
 Men.
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CIRCULATION

January 1, 1882,
 Last week.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Luther F. Kelley and Maggie 3
Beasley, both of Richmond. Va.
John J. Haggerty and Dellie Traylor, both
of Richmond. Va.
Thomas J. Dickey ana Bertha Cockrin
both Of Fairfax county, Va.
William c. Neff of this city and Enmie r
Bingham Of Newton. Kan.
Wythe 9. Tyree and Bert McFarlande
both of Altoona, Pa
John D. Hartman and Eliza J. Spense
both Of Winchester, Va
Edward q. Linesay Of Prince George
county, Va, and Jessie A. Bondurant OF
Richmond. Va.
William ]. Staples and Bessie M. CARRIER,
both Of Manchester, Va.
Samuel G. Wills and Mertes !. Scott, both
Of Elkins, w. Va.
James B. Currhey and Florence L. Long
nerker.
Joseph W. Craig and Mary Lee Wright
John Allen Of this city and Elyora G. But.
Ter Of Blairsville. Pa.
Charles e. Padgett Of Holmesburg. Pa,
and Mollie Holmes Of this city.
John H. Fighter and Addie c. Davis.
Joseph 3. Schofeld and Minnie N. Wise
John Grammar and Katherine Il. Maier
Colored-Alfred H. Stephens and Belle B.
Nickens.
John Jones and Jennie Braxton.
eileen Robertson and Lillian Farrell.
John w. White and Bessie d. Loving.
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PUBLIC ORDERS ISSUED.
Improvements to Be Made in Various
Sections of District.

The Commissioners have ordered that the
designations of T. H. Senior. jr.. and Law
renee b. Fay. chainmen in the sewer d.
vision. engineer department. be accepted,
to take effect September 10. 1903.
Also that sewer be constructed in U street
northwest between a point 200 feet west of
the west line of 37th street and the middle
or Seth street. at an estimated cost Of 81, 40
chargeable to current appropriation for sub
urban sewers
Ihat catch basin be constructed on the
south side of Florida avenue northeast.
just east OF the intersection of Florida ave-
nue. and 1 street: estimated cost S95
Chargeaole to current appropriation for
main and pipe sewers.
mat catch basin be constructed at the
northeast corner of 18th street and Madi-
son street northwest: estimated cost ser
chargeable to current appropriation for
main and pipe sewers.
That 631 feet. more or less OF efpht-inch
water main be laid in LIST street between o
street and Florida avenue northeast. at an
estimated cost of S940.JO
Ihat paving brick stored at Delaware
avenue and II street northeast be removed
10 other points OF storage. on account OF
timated cost, $780, chargeable to assess
ment and permit work. 1904.
That the roadway Of L street northwest
between Sth and nth streets be resurfaced
to repairs to streets
Ihey have further ordered that Asa F.
Phillips. assistant engineer. sewer division
De directed to proceed from Washington
u. T.. to Philadelphia. Pa. and return. on
business connected with the construction OF
the sewage pumping station.
1hat hre hydrants be erected at the COR
ner OF 80 and l. streets northeast. and at
the corner of Sd and NJ streets northeast:
estimated cost. $3.50
mat street from Brentwood road west
ward to end of asphalt pavement, be grad
ed by chain gang; estimated cost $500
chargeable to current appropriation for
grading streets. alleys and roads.
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DIED.,

en- EIIzABETH Van ErrES, wife Of l. L-' a
Funeral at 2 o'clock Wednesday from late resi-.
dence, I4o6 Columbia street northwest. Inter
ment private.
CLARK On Monday. September 21. 1903, at the
ERToS CLARK Of !Wooacra atANH Ho Aun
county Nd, in the sixty-second year Of his age
Der %, from St PauIs P q. Church. inter
ment at Arlington cemetery. iowa papers
please cepyD
The death Of Past arG Gon P Ee fRANk
his from no Rs Ps saa esuT w
on Wednesday, September 3d. at / o'clock pm
interment at Arlington
JNo. L. YOUNG, Adjutant.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Commandery of the District of Columbia,
The deatS OF Of Fl 1879
CLARK. First Lieutenant. U. S. Volunteers in this
City, on the 21st instant. is announced to the Com
ol Funeral services, at which the attendance Of
Ghareh is Street pe ea w. on Wed
nesday, 2Sd instant at O'Clock pm.
The insignia of the Order will be worn.
Rear-Admrai JOHN r. BARTLETT. US Navy.
w P HUxFoRD.
Brevet Major, us. Army.
Recorder.
FITZPATRICK. On September 21, 1908. at the
residence Of her parents, 81 Sd street north.
east, MARGRET E. FITZPATRICK, aged
twenty-five years.
Funeral at $50 o'clock on wednesday morning,
September %, from the house. and at O'clock
from ST. Parrick's Church. 10th and G streets.
HENDERSON On Sunday, September 20, at 1:40
pm, FANNIE HENDERSON, beloved mother
Of Leila Henderson, departed this life, at her
sisters residence, 1901 Il street.
Remains to be taken to Nelson, va, wednesday
morning, September %, for burial.
KANT. On Sunday, September 20, 1908, in Perr1s
Cal, EDWARD KANT. only Of the late
Gesiene and Edward Kant.
LITZ. At his residence, PAL New Jersey avenue
northwest, Mt 1885 pm. September p. 1908
Der of Union Tent No. 81 /. O. o. R., and
4th Immune Command No. Is, S. w. v.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
pm, THERESA MUNDHEIM.
Funeral from the residence of her brotherir-l
L. Karpeles, 1902 9th street northwest, On
Thursday, September "a, at 10 am. Funeral
private.
PAYNE On Monday, September 81. 1903. at 8
pm RICHARD, of Henry and Oracle
Payne of 517 10th street, the brother OF Mrs
Rose Taylor.
Funeral viii take place from Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church September %, at O'Clock.
Friends are invited to attend.
PHELPS. On Monday, September 21 1903. CARO-
LINE L. PHELPS. daughter of the late John
P. Phelps. o 80
Funeral from her late residence, 31S 9Th street
northeast, on "Wednesday, september ", at ~
am Interment at Prince Georges county,
Md Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
prince Georges county papers please eopy.)
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Auditors Recommendation.

John X. Garrison. the District auditor
today called the attention of the Commits
sioners to the fact that it has been the
practice heretofore in his office to prepare
INC vouchers Tor payment of the amounts
retained on payments to contractors Mr.
Garrison declares it to be his opinion that
no vouchers should be prepared in the
office in which they are audited He recon-
mends that in future the vouchers emanate
from the engineer department He for
wards a form for use in such cases
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health office during the twenty-si hours
ending at o'clock today:
Joseph T. Mitchell. n years. Humphrey
Latino. 10 years: George Grice. 81 years;
Margaret Davis. 81 years: John Hairless 81
years; Henry H. Hempler. ~ years; Mary
Francis Keith, 60 years: Martin Horne. a
years: Fannie Henderson. AZ years; Kate
Fahey 30 wears: Earnest Taconsley. q
years; Elnora Washington. 16 years; Eliza
beth Scott 81 years: Mary Edwards Weth-
ereii, IS years; Philip Williams 40 years:
Nelson Warren. 40 years; Josephine jamie
son, - years; VIM. n. Butler, q years |;
James Bryant - years: Della Frazier. 20
years; Francis Criswell Barrett years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22

Mrs. Chas H Leeds and daughter, Miss
Louise Dale Lcods, loft Monday morning
for a two weeks visit to their former home,
Carlisle Pa.
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MARRIED

Observation-Disclosures. On Monday Sep-
tefnber Il, 1903, at the residence of the bride
mother. 1921 Yale street Washington u. C..
by the Rev Ulysses G. d. Pierce, AGNES C.
Brooklyn n. Y.
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Mrs. Tyree R. Rivers, wife of Major Riv.
ers, Sd Cavalry, is the guest of her friend
Mrs Louis S. Morris, at 2115 street north
west.
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Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Burnett and Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. HUMPHREYS, both of Richmond
and both just married, are here on thei
bridal tours. They will return to Rich
mond after a three-day stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22

Mr. and Mrs Andrew Graham and thei
sons are spending the remainder OF tn
season at Haddon Hall, Atlantic City.
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A pleasant dance was given at Langdon
Hall by the Thursday Night Social Club OF
Brentwood last week. The social commit
tee, consisting of Mrs. H. Smith and Messrs
Clyde Smith anu Fred Eisenstein, provided
a bountiful repast during the intermission
The club will give another dance next
Thursday night
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Mrs. P V. De Graw and Mr.. Edwin B
De Graw are at the Hotel Wiltshire, AT
lantfc CITY for the remainder Of the season
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Mr. and Mrs. William Seward Marks Q
La Grande are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Edward Godfrey, at Pittsburg, Pa.
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The Patterson house, at 1893 18th street
has been taken for the season by Mr.. ant
Mrs Arthur Hale of Baltimore. Miss Bur
roughs entertained Mrs. and Miss Hale a
luncheon on Monday.
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Miss Minnie E. Phelps of 1922 Both stree
northwest has returned from a two weeks
trip to friends and relatives in Prime,
Georges county, Md.
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Mrs. Westinghouse is observing her Mon
day afternoons at home at Erskine Park
LenoX, yesterdays reception being espe
cialiy for Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Phillpots
her English guests.
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Senator and Mrs. Depew will visit this
week at Elm Court, LenoX.
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Mrs. NJ. Ryhner of L street has returne
from New York.
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THE REAL CAUSE.

THE ANCIENT sCALp-FEvER THEORY Ex-
PLODED.
At one time dandruff was attributed to the result
of a feversh condition of the scalp, which threw
of the dried cuticle in scales.
Professor Unna, Hamburg, Germany. noted au-
thority on skin diseases, e1plodes this theory and
says that dandruff is germ disease.
This germ ia really responsible for the dandrun
and for SO many bald heads. 1t can be cured If it
is gone about in the right way. The right way, Of
course and the only way, is to kill the germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this. and permits the
hair to grow luxuranty. just nature intended 1t
should.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps
for sample to The Herpcide Co., Detroit, Mich.
Edward Stevens, special agent, 9th and Pa. ave.
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Mr.. P V. De Graw, having entirely re
covered his health, Is doing universal ea
position work in New York and New Jel
sey.
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Mrs. Frank Wheaton and her sister, Miss
c. N. Miller. have returned from James,
town, R. l., and are preparing to break up
their home at 2433 Columbia road and move
to Denver before December /.
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Mrs. Lena Dick Of 1O7 K street northwes
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. c. "
Boyd, left last Thursday evening for
visit to her son, Mr.. Chas Dick, of Akron
Ohio.
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Major and Mrs. w. A. Nichols and Miss
Nichols are visiting Mrs Frank Wheaton
for a short time before taking house for
the winter. Major Nichols is now on duty
in the inspector generals office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. Lee announce the
marriage of their daughter, Marie Louise,
to Mr.. Robert l.. Smith, Monday, Septem-
Der q. at St. Marks Episcopal Church. Rev.
G. Freeland Peter officiated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22

Miss Margaret Dacey of New Haven.
Conn. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. M. Margan,
No. 1241 22d street.
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w. D. Packer,
A. p. Portwood.

Little Rock Ark. Sept B, 1908.
To Whom it May Concern
About one year ago this city granted
TO what is now known as the Arkan-
sas Gas company a franchise TO oper.
ate the Climax Gas machine, Since
tie granting Of this franchise said
company has put In, and has in oper-
alton about one-half mile Of service
pipes and Il IS at this time continuing
their line of service. save watched
the operation of said company with
considerable interest and can frankly
state that / am OF the opinion that
they have a good proposition to ofeI
70 consumers. believe that The light
furnished Is Of more satisfactory na
ture than the ordinary coal gas light
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FrIseo ExeursIon aats. %
B. r. Dunn,
Div. Pass. Agent,
Wichita, Kas.

Denver. Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Cleveland. sandusky and Putin Bay,
Ohio.
Buffalo Niagra Falls ana chautau-
qua Lake
Detroit, Port Huron. Maekinaw City.
Petoskey, Frankfort and charisyoix.
Mich.
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, Cold
Sulphur Springs, Va. Covington, Va,
and Glasgow, Va.
Harpers Ferry. W Va, Kanawha
Falls. W Va.
Round trip tickets TO ABOVE points
on sale daily, June lst, until Sept
9Th. limited TO Oct. S1st.
In addition to these rates we have
cheap round trip tickets TO various
other places.
If you contemplate trip this sum
mer. get our rates, time and connec-
tons
Call or write nearest Frisco agent
or address the undersigned.
z. r. DunM
Div. Pass. Agent.
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Notice is hereby given that
G. Seylrer.

IS.
Notice is hereby given that
G. seylrer.
has this day filed in the office OF the
county clerk, in and for said county,
his petition asking that a license be
granted him TO sell at retail malt
spirituous aud vinous liquors on the
south half Of lots 9, 10. IL and ~.
block s, S. w. q. Sec. G. TWP Is. r
9 W, Nayina, o. T.. in said county and
territory
If no protest be filed on or before
the 9th day Of October. 1903, his
petition viii be granted and license
Issued
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said county hereto AFFIXED this
25th day OF Sept. 1903
N. >. Q. johnson,
County Clerk.
BY ]. n Burnett. Deputy
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Very respectfully.
A. 3. Poe, Mayor Fro TEN

Little Rock Ark, Sept. s, 1903.
Hon. c. Nj. Barnes, Mayor. Guthrie. Ok.
Dear Sir: Yours Of Ist inst. by Mr.
Tallmsn received. you viii note by
the above heading / am no longer Of
ncially connected with the city AT
the request Of Mr.. Tallman, / write YOU
my opinion of the Federal Gas Our
city granted them a franchise during
my administration, did not sign the
ordinance until had inspected the
working Of it In q private residence
fitted up for both light and fuel, and /
was convinced beyond a doubt, that
another step in advance had been
made in lighting and heating as 20
the risk the gas not being poisonous.
consider it safer than coal gas, and
from the fact it Is produced by eyap-
oration it would prove satisfactory In
cold weather by not condens;ng in The
pipes and mains,
I would also state. on account Of
The possibility that some one may
think that / might possibly have some
connection with this company, that
have no interest whatever and do not
know an individual connected with il
except Mr.. Joe Johnson. who ! under
stand is their legal representative.
The company that controls this gas
here Is now completing their frst mile
OF mains and have more applications
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same having a wbiter and clearer
light have been informed by our
superintendent of public works that it
is his opinion, that there Is absolutely
no danger arising from the operation
OF the Climax Gas machine.
| am also informed by consumers.
that the price paid for this gas is less
than the price paid for coal gas, how
ever. am not in position to verify
this statement
Very respectfully.
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w s. Cooper was at Red Rock to-
day
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(First published in Daily Leader Sept.
%, 19O3)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of oklahoma, Logan county,
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for use of the gas than they will be
able TO supply this fall write this to
you believing that this company is in
= position to place gas and fuel at a
much lower price than has been done
by the old companies.
Respectfully.
w. r. Duley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-10
Rocky FOrd's
Better Way
As Will Be Proven By the Present No.
License Administration.

the Pueblo Post where
Of trade
stacking Of the Of saloon keepers
while this this class freely
they taken without value In
kindly depng the the facility Of
portion Of formerly than
wasted available for the purchase Of home comforts During the present d
be ssePu that towns business Is
benefited shutting OF portion Of the wasted The situation
al Is worthy O in Ford Here
anything Intelligent knowledge Of controlling eond
number Of business argued before
the allowed things Is freely better
add to
community saloons place tho
make home
children saloons estimate
City equivalent to the paid
legitimate ehanrs
effect
o.
everything without
Municipal legislation everything
supporting gambling halls As
hardly will doing business than
having harder collect his BILLS We have had
three months than during tho We noticed
remarked much show Of grief that feared the
would much hardieeIng 1t
thing Tor ~nR-dang should manifest
eInging affection eonplainants.
generally
Individual wholly responsible for his downfall the respectable law abiding citizen
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-10
A millionaire Herd.

Perhaps the most expensive and inter
esting feature ever carried by a tented
organization is the Floto Shows United
magnificent herd of Arabian stations. i'm
ported directly from the stables of the
Sultan Of Morocco. They are the envy of
the circus world; the acme of equine
grace and beauty. The management
points with pardonable pride to the fact
that this is the first appearance in Amer
ica of a genuine herd of the famous whirl-
wind steeds of the desert. They will be
seen daily with the Great F'loto Shows, in
the most beautiful horse act the world
has ever seen, designed and trained for
this organization by Mr.. D. G. Markle. If
you are a lover of horses pay a visit to
the Floto Shows and see these kings of
the horse world.