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The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

Allowed claims and ordered warrants
drawn on general road fund as follows:
Holly Lumber Co., lumber .....$ 81 55
r w English Lumber Co., lum'r 43 ls
o A Hunter, bridgework .... 600
Ben Clancy do .... 75O
w F Mcpherson, cash adv. for
freight on road machinery 80 81
AV S B & l. Co lumber 800. 43 81
II w Koen, SO piling ........... so 90
S Whitlow, preparing piling. IL so
Lamar Hdwe Co., road mdse . l5 25
] II Newman do ... s 25
J X Gordon, building bridge over
Buffalo creek ................ $50 90
Austin Western Co., road machy 3l7 25
Claim Of r. W. English Lumber COM
pany for coal furnished psuper was on
motion allowed and warrant ordered
drawn on poor fund for amount, $3.50.
On motion board adjourned to meet
April 8, 1904.
Lamar, Colo, April 8, 1904.
Board mot pursuant to adjournment,
all members present.
Allowed claims and ordered warrants
drawn on general road fund in payment
as follows:
Cook Bros, blacksmithing .....$ 4 go
Carl Bros, road mdse ......... IL 10
Franz Bros, do ... o S5
r w English Lumber Co., lum'r 66 IL
Lamar Lumber Co. do 8 As
do do 725 20
Allowed claim Of Hurlbert Heath for
road work done In road district 4, and
drew warrant on said district for 81.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20
Church Notes,

Rev. II. f. Wilkinson. of the Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society, will
preach at the Baptist church in Lamar
next Sunday morning and evening.
verybody invited.
The ladies Of the Sollal circle are in
vited to meet with Mrs. ID. G. Marker,
Friday afternoon, April %, at 2:3O
o'clock. Topics of interest will be dis
cussed and we hope all the ladies will
be present.
Mrs. j. NJ. JOHNSTON, Sec.
Episcopal services were held last
Thursday evening at the Presbyterian
church, by Rev. Vezie, of Las Animas.
The reverend gentleman is very anious
to have a regular organization here, but
the membership is SO small, that they
do not feel able to support an organized
church.
Sunday, April 2i, $50 p. m. The pas
tor will preach the Odd Fellows ami
versary sermon. Regular service in the
morning. All are cordially invited.
Epworth League 6:30, Junior League
2:3O, Sunday School 10 a. IN. Mid-weels
prayer service Thursday evening at 7:30.
The public is cordially invited to all SER
vices of the church.
o. w. AUMAN, Pastor.
The M. f. Aid met last Thursday at
Mrs. Lamper's with several ladies' pres
ent. No business meeting was held as
several garments were on hand to make
and the ladies' made their needles fly in
order to complete the work that day.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Auman at the parsonage on Thursday
the 81, at p. M, and it is hoped many
Of the ladies' of the church and their
friends will be present, as there is work
to do. Bring your thimbles.
NORA w. FRIsBIE, Sec'y.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

Allowed claims and drow warrants on
ordinary county revenue fund as fol-
lows:
j F Curry, services for March. 3 55 90
J H Frisbie, feed pris., Jail caro- IS 90
G C Pollard, salary as janitor 40 90
] A Rosebrough' salary and
mileage lst observation-disclosures. 225 90
Same, cash adv. stamps, etc.... 8 so
On motion board adjourned to meet
April 3, 1904.
Lamar, Colo, April 5, 1904.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members present.
Approved monthly reports Of J. w.
Brice, w. J. Sicklebower and Z. C.
Gordon, overseers Of road districts l, 8
and . respectively and ordered warrants
drawn against said districts rs follows:
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

J. B. Harden came up from Holly last
Monday and interviewed County Clerk
Curry. At the conclusion of the seance
he handed over some money to the
county official and left the office with a
paper hidden in his inside pocket, with
a broad smile on his face. The paper
authorized some proper person to per-
form a marriage ceremony between j.
B. Harden and Miss C. s. Simpson, both
of Holly. May they both be as happy as
]. B. looked when he procured the Ii
cense.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

Lafen: "I'll love q maid the better.
whilst have tooth in my hsad."
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

Mrs. Adrianna Hungerford, vice pres
ident of Colorado w. G. T. u, and Miss
Rose Davieson, secretary, will be IN La
mar to hold an institute, on April 23rd,
when "The Boy aud Tobacco and "Al-
cohol from Scientific Standpoint"
will be discussed. At 7:30 p. m. an
"Evening with Colorado Laws" will be
given by Mrs. Hungerford, who has won
renown all over the state for her bril-
liancy of intellect, and fine delivery OF
her subject. All men and women OF the
town and country should hear her. On
Monday evening. Miss Davieson will re.
cite "Black Rock" admittance 15c,
children lOc. This recital has been
greeted by large enthuiastic audiences
wherever 1t has been delivered, and
should be heard by young and old. We
would be pleased to have representative
citizens from all over the county at
tend these meeting, and they will be
given free entertainment, il they will
report to the entertainment committee
at the NJ. Il. church or write Mrs. /. l..
Maxwell or Mrs. Nora Frisbie.
Mrs. Hungerford and Miss Davieson
will be at Fairview M. Il. church on the
Oath and those who do not hear them
there will miss treat. Mrs. Hunger
ford will speak there on "Dutles OF a
Citizen" and Miss DavIeson will recite
"Christian Citizenship" poem by the
state president, Mrs. A. A. Hawley.
The Meeting at Fairview, you will no.
tice, is on Sunday, the "a, instead OF the
25th, as we had it last week.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20
Commissioner Proceedings

Lamar, Colo, April 4, 1904.
Office OF the Board OF County Commis-
sioners. Prowers County, Colo.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members present.
On motion approved monthly reports
OF T. B. Pile, II. c. Murphy and T. E.
Downer, overseers Of road districts 2, 8
and respectively, and ordered war
rants drawn as follows:
T b Pile road work No 2. go. $40 %
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20
New CITY Council.

The newly elected city officials were
formally installed at the city hall on
Monday night, and that is about all
ance of the night was spent in balloting
for the appointive offices with small re.
suits. Something less than hundred
ballots were taken for city clerk and
about the same for city attorney and
physician, but without results w. G.
Gould was made mayor pro TEN. Sam
Hunter was elected city engineer. Chas
w. Luck treasurer, and G. A. Anderson
water commissioner. On Tuesday even
ing the council met again with the same
result, all offices being dead locked ex
cept on police judge. L. II. Myers was
re elected to fill that position. IN ad-
journment was taken until next Tues
day evening. The council as now con-
stituted is composed OF Mayor, G. G.
Huddeston; Trustees, w. G. Gould, L..
j. Hutchins, w. j. Johnston, L. IL.
Manville, j. II. Lawless ahd w. A. Mer-
rill, The committees are as follows:
Finance Mayor, Gould, Johns
ton.
Streets and Alleys-Johnston Merrill,
Manville.
License-Lawless, Merrill, Gould.
Sanitation-Merrill. Hutchlns, Johns
ton.
Fire Dept.-Gould, Lawless, Man
vile.
Water and Water Works. --Hutchins,
Gould, Manville.
Carbohydrates, Manyille, Johns
ton,
-Manville, Hutchins, Mer-
rill.
Pub. Bldgs. & Park-Gould, Lawless
Johnston.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20
Do you need a
Watch, Clock, Jewelry

If so we are in a position to
supply you with anything in
this line at at Lowest Prices.
Mr.. c. E. Strait lately Of the
firm Of Strait Bros. ,Salida, Colo,
will be in charge of Our jewelry
department. He is prepared to
do all kinds Of repair and opti-
cal work in a firt-class manner.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

Following claims were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on poor fund
in payment:
] F Curry, cash adv. poor .......eA 10
Church Bros, mdse furnished... 8 90
C A Erickson, coal furnished. 16 80
Following claims were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on ordinary
county revenue fund In payment:
f Nj Steward, work on c H.....s 10 90
81 Rosacrans, salary and OK.
trip to Denver. r................ 331 90
G B Merrill, printing .......... 294 30
Out West Printing Co., supplies IS 80
G w Luck, serv. clerk dist. c'rt 8 70
c G Smeltz, hold. t'ch'r's exam. 10 so
Ed Sherlock, Wins fees dis: c'rt 80
M Tate, services for March,. 296 60.
S w Cressy, services wat com'r 80 90
CRANKY Hillyer, sal CO. atty 1qr rs 0O
J F Curry, cash adv. stamps, etc 10 80
Lamar Electric Co., lights. +5
C Ford, cleaning vault at c Il 100
II 81 Mcdowell, serv. wat. com'r 65 OO
S Hasty, sal. CO. phy'n 1st Or. 1876 90
Granada Times, printing ....... 10
F Curry, serv. month Of Fob. los 90
e Il Chow, bal. Office rent, etc.. II 36
q T McClave, witn's fees JP c'rt 200
Tho claim OF w. A. Merrill for ser-
vices as deputy district attorney,
amounting to $25, was on motion al
lowod At $40 because OF erroneous
charges.
Tho claims OF G I Feast for J p fees
In the csses Of People vs. Grandstaff and
People vs Howe amounting to $ls.l5
wore allowed at $16. is because of srro-
neous charges.
Tho claims Of F. M. Tate for shorin's
fees In the above cases amounting to
So. 25 wore allowed at $3.50 because Of
erroneous charges.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet April I, 1904.
Lamar, Colo, April Z, 1904.
Board mot pursuant to adjournment,
all members present.
Allowed claim Of Harry Feast for
bridgework and ordered warrant drawn
on general road fund for amount, $3.50
Allowed claims and ordered warrants
drawn on ordinary county revenue fund
| as follows:
X Stevenson, services and mil. s22 90
W F Mcpherson, do :. 25 90
Joel Knowlen, do :. "a 20
On motion board adjourned to meot
May 2, 1904.
Attest: J. F. CURRY, Clerk.
For Sale
Several water rights under the Fort
Lyon Canal. G. M, LEE.
Lafen: "Ill love q maid the better.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

Richard Fromm, Of Granada, was a
Lamar visitor last Week.
G. A. Brakeman, Of the Amity Optl-
mist, was county seat visitor Monday.
F.D. Pastorius, of Colorado Springs,
was down visiting his ranch over Sun
day. ---..,--- 4,,r- ----
X. M. Irping, a Granada merchant,
was transacting business in Lamar yes
terday.
Joel Knowlen, commissioner from the
Granada district, is looking after bust
ness matters IN Lamrr today.
There will be no preaching at the
Christian church next Sunday az the
pastor will be absent from the city.
D. L. Silver has added greatly to the
appearance Of his already neat grocery
store, by giving the walls papering.
Miss Nell Burnette, OF Las Animas,
visited in Lamar last Sunday. She was
the guest Of her friend, Miss Glen Rob
lnson.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees were
entertained on last Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. j. L. Lawlees on
Second street.
w. X. Winterhalter and F. Weitzer
we're down from Rocky Ford the latter
part Of last week looking over the sugar
beet situation in Lamar and vicinity.
BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs. M. j. McMil-
lin, bouncing big boy, on Wednesday,
April l3. All are doing well and many
congratulations arc being extended by
friends.
Charles Quandt, came down from La
Junta last Sunday and spent the day
with his daughter, Mrs. I. j. Bradshaw.
Mrs. Quandt is also visiting with her
daughter.
Tie band was out Monday night,
playing On the different street corners
1t was quite treat to hear them and
the people appreciated the little con-
certs thus given.
school last week and is now at home
with her mother for the summer. She
had very successful school and can be
proud Of her work.
Mrs. l.. F. Adams and Mrs. j. b.
Dickinson entertained a number Of their
lady friends at their homo on Second
street last Friday afternoon. All pres
ent enjoyed delightful afternoon.
Miss Bessie Doughty and Miss Re-
becca Kestner went out to visit their
friend. Miss Margaret Leatherman last,
Saturday afternoon and spent Sunday
as her guests. They enjoyed the trip
and the country air. t
Last week the weather took q sudden
change and instead of the summer at
mosphere, it verged upon winter. 1t is
not known as yet, whether the cold snap
injured the fruit or not, to any great ex-
tent Let US hope that the damage will
prove slight,
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

DR.. A. W. Sesbury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor of
Irwin building, East Main street.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20
MCLEAN BROS. 1sude's4; s15!As7r
Our Soda Fountain
is now open

and we want you to know that
you can get Real First-C
Soda drawn from the best
fountain (not the showiest) in
Lamar. We are now serving
that Delicious Ice Cream Qike
you used to get last summer).
You get the best here always.
Come and see US
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

w. II, Sutton, who came out from
Iowa with Fred Burger and bought
farm north Of the river, returned last
week to his home in Des Moines, and
writes back that he ran right into genu-
inc winter back there.
Preston Brookshire. of Lamar, and
Miss Elva Williams, of Browning, Linn
county, Missouri, were married by Judge
Blodgett this afternoon. The Register
extends congratulations and best wishes
to the happy couple.
Joe Conwell has had the awning over
the sidewalk and also the front Of his
shop, painted up in finestyle 1t makes
more light in the shop and improves the
appearance Of the place wonderfully.
Harry Colebourn did the work
Deputy County Clerk Stream and
Treasurer Reynolds went down to Holly
last Friday, to assist in some Woodmen
"doings" which took place that night in
the east end town. They returned safe
ly and are attending to their usual
duties.
Mise Theresa Gauss entertained her
friends last Friday evening, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nj. Markham
About thirty were present and the even
ing was spent In pleasant games, cha
rades and social conversation. Refresh
joyable time.
Last Friday was Arbor Day and few
people set out trees. The school chill
dren and the teachers set out some trees
at the school house, and half holiday
was taken for the afternoon. The post
Office was closed as usual on legal holi
days, but there was nothing of a gener-
al nature to show that there was a holi-
day around.
At the homo Of Mrs. Wallace Robin
son on Saturday afternoon Of last week,
Miss Mayne and Miss Watson were
hostesses at a most delightful finch
party. About forty ladies were present
Mrs. Jesse Johnston and Miss Baxter
won the prizes which were both beauti-
full framed pictures.
There were no preaching services at
the Methodist church last Sunday ow-
ing to the fact that Rev. Auman WAS
absent. He left for Pueblo on Friday
morning, and from there went to the
district conference at Florence, which is
in session this week. Next Sunday the
usual services will be held.
The Lamar Juniors, 4th team, went
down to Granada last Saturday and
played the Granada Juniors a game OF
base ball. The game was quite inter
estiug and was won by the Lamar boys
by the following score.
Innings l . 3 4 . 6 8 0
Lamar l o 3 4 . l . U 0 16
Granada 0 O o 2 . 4 / o l 10
Nj. d. Purmenter informs the Register
that all the wild stories about the late
freeze killing fruit is bosh, and he can
prove it to any one who will visit his fine
fruit orchard north of the river. Apri-
cots and the earlier varieties OF peaches
were killed, but the balance of the fruit
is in fine shape and is now in full bloom.
1t will pay any one to go out and look
at his orchard, now one mass of bright
colors and fragrance.
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20
Perhaps You'll Need Ne
During 1904

| do high grade dental work
| do not do any other kind
| cannot afford to DO good work at
poor prices
| cannot afford to DO poor work at
any price
| have the best Of training
| have the best Of instruments
| have a completely Equipped office
am located at Rooms 3 and 4 Irwia
Block
l am c. 5. WILSON, D. S. D.
Hours J to 4 o'clock
The Lamar register., 1904-04-20

Ordered VARIANTS drawn on general
road fund As follows:
Joel Knowlen cash adv. freight
and work on Granada bridge .$l1 so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-19
TEXTILE WORKERS
IN CONVENTION.
Reports Show Decrease III Num-
Der OF Unions i'll Good
Standing.
nv A.soclntcd press.)

LOWELL MASS, October 1S.--The an
rual convention, ot the United Textile
workers OF America assembled here to-
div. The representation ut the cohveh-
non was aimos, entirely from the ten
"a centers IN New England and the
,.dalc states. the past year having btch
such a Instantaneous period Tor me
southern Industry that the unions cot'la
not sec their way clear to dispa'chinls
delegations.
secretary Albert Hilbert reported that
conditions IN the textile trade mad mace
Il impossiblc to create u sentiment III
favor Of organization with the result tliat
membership had decreased. The NUMBER
OF unions III good sanding is Ivy u so o
OF 81
Touching the Fall River strike, nc Salo'
..rhis strike has been on now Tor Twelve
weeks, and the people are just as deter
mined TO resist this reduction as lhes
iwcrc on the first day OF the strike
Iii his annual address President Golach
snid that the textile industry, not alone
az this country, but of every country III
tile world where cotton nanulac'urlhh
is carried OH, mas been passing through
ono Of the greatest depressions ever en-
anericnced, and gave as the reasons III ms
opinion. the short crop OF raw lha'erisel
and wild speculation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-19
TOWN THREATENED,
Disastrous Fire at Reaoboti1
Beach, Delaware.
[Rv Associnted l'lNss.l

(Ev Associated IFlNSs.1 Z, u
REHOBOTH BEACH,. DEL. os.o,e.
87s -T,rc which broke out here to-dn%
caused bv the llpsctting of a stove IN the
cottage of Mrs. King, resulted in q loss
~ nearly $4,000, and for time threat
Eened tho town with destruction.
Assistance was summoned from George
town. 1,ewes and Whining, Ton, but before
I, Ia n mes could be got under control the
cottages of Mrs. King, Mayor D. A..
trhorpson of Lewcs. and J. T.. Townsend
had been destroyed, and score OF others
seriously damaged. Sections OF the board
walk were also burned. The Brayton ana
,rownsend Hotels ana Il large hotel owned
by Dallas AIarvil were on fire, but were
saved by tho heroic work OF me l're ire
s3-5aa3
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AGENTS WANTED.

and poems OF the sontbefY C0niDd-
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Confederate and well kH9wn aQ,her.
Rev. H. NJ. Wharton, -. u. De1icstef
10 the lale General joHg II. Go,Go.,; en-
dorsed ny faost prominent sx-StDn'eis-
crates and the Daughters u ,i3s Inn
federacy; contslns over ~ page. mag
n!Acenny iilvstra ted; rare Go!leefl,n ii,
war songs and poems dear % sgesy
will want his book; tnorm9vs dsmstG;
magnificent opportunity TOR agents; srls
agent made 1927 iirst weez, sHotfef
$3.50 In seven weeks. ,eips lirtraI.
territory assigned on appIicat!ob; osi3lt
age; don't delay, Address Dent. y,
the JOHN g. WiSSTOS Co. !D,s 4re.i
Street, Phila.. Pa.
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AT The 9R&Y
y 'EMEAT RESI-

Eys-yhoay seemed glaa \, to to. welcome me
.. cade2ly las. night. when the big musl.
ca, extravaganza. pa hes in Toyland,s.
Was presented 4: that house. The two
Bi;ou iavofiies may not have felt at
home upon the Academy stage when they
first stepped before the foo;lishts. but
The audience gave them such a rous!ns
eico:ic that ii muse have made them
think that after all they were pack
a,ilong the old folks once again.
Thu. production. as put on the Acadfm.
stage IS a good one from a spectacular
point of view for there IS everything. to
please the eye-eXcept a few OF the cho-
rus girls, VINO are certainly badly cast
rs babes II they were the babes In
own way out. The costumes are pretty.
and the scenic accessories are excellent.
However, the company Is weak when II
comes TO IneasuIiIg by, the standard OF
AS stated. nierefS as a spectacle, the
production may be said 10 be q good one.
Little Chips and Mary Marble are the only
ones in the entire cast VINO possess any
great degree Of talent They are both
clever in their respective roles--Alan and
Jane-and as long as they are on the
stage all is well. for the audience IS
amused. Dan Marble and Marie Fan
chionetti, two members OF the Bijou
company are also in the cast. Marie
but Dan Marble struggles along sadly in
the role of Uncle Barnsby. He IS just
the same Dan Marble--no versatility.
BABES in Toyland' Will be presented
AT matinee and evening performances to-
day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-19
Like Foxy Grandpa"

Foxy Grandpa" played to house ca
pacty at the matinee again yesterday
afternoon. The audience manifested ii.
appreciation Of the work OF the players,
applauding vigorously. At night tho
house was again filled. with a repetition
Of the cncorcs of the opening night. The
fine. The same play will hold the boards
all tho week, with a matinee Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

EASTERN pIsTRIcr OF VlR,
Whereas On the sth DAY az, q g oe.ober
.personam in the District Court OF the
United states for the Eastern ~ District * o.
'CAUI.EY, her boats. tackle, apparel
and furniture. IN II cause Of for isason
and cause stated IN sa:d libel. civil ana
And whereas, by virtue OF process IN due
ft,rEl Of Law. 10 me aireftch, ,o returnnbie
on the llth day Of ocdo5eG, lsoi ~. mhT y
u. McCaulcy and have her In my Gus ody.
Court viii be held in the United states
ls f'sS & 49,
the trial Of said premises, and the owner
or owners, and all persons Who may nag 70
be andnppear a t the time and place nfors-
said. 10 SHOW. cause, II any3they ma e.swhy
final decree sonld 10! pass z! i, as piarSeu
u 8. Marshall.
BY "; /, Gray, Office Deputy Y, s.
4 "a Ab sa' c. Goode. Proctor for Ilbellant,
V5lRGl&IA,,-IM THE CLERKS ~ ,9Fg n
LA G = flsH Sle ocroB GRu d. l Sa
William i, Johnson. Plaintiff,
Claiborne NJ, Johnson and Ella g; John
III
Frank Graham. Lucinda Rector sT n
5ehnso Mee'e Glaib ber H. Johnsoa Jr
Benz r Johnson. Jr, Ho <: JtoA!'1omii
Samuel j. Walker, her husband: sam
1ehnsoR Sna snrab Joh"J"h 9s
1n,,c jol,sso,,, Golll,p , bbssas
las Johi i her husbund; Betty
p. Royal and Herbert Royal, her, hllss7Tgs
K Koyya Muenda Z KHS oyya1 Anea
Royal and Benz n. johnson. :, 6,
The object Of this suit Is TO constrne the
will Of May Johnson. decd |, and to ,se
the real estate Of (which the said Mayf
johnson died seized and possesst9d1, 4, .oii 4
Jackson District, Amelia. conn ~, aajeniIg
the lands OF Coleman & ais, and to.dr
VIDE II IL, proceeds arising from sn!d sue
among the parties IN terested.
fled that Claiborne M. Johnson and Ella
S. Johnson, his wie; Gerlruae.r !, Graham
and Frank Graham her huslPil u Ln'c;nda
ssssqH aHa }Hso FSaiGbt 5ufSS
Lloyd II jsIsS;oh. Martha, ~, W n !,
band; Adelaide II. Royal, lie "a. roy
Lucinda Il Royal, Anita n, Royal and
lie Tics State IF yirxinih and that The sald
drenof May Johnson. decd.
IT liz ordered that tiley appear here
of this order ana do what may be neces-
s:,ay 10 protect heir interests In this suit,
,lssta:, . Es#iI. COLEMAN z, I, CLERK (,
IS. L. Tartar. p.iq Oct ls-aaWrtw
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THE Silver Sinner"

The six girls In the Champagne dance
IN THE Silver Slipper were brought 10
this country By John G Fisher under.
contract With George Edwardcs. Of the
Lordo9 Ga3cty Theatre, the home OF
Nellic Farr"n, Fred Leslie and Lefty
Lind and are considered the most pro-
'icent snxtettc Of dancers in this com.
Try The past decade This dance has been
the sensation wherever presented, and viii
bc seen with a huge company at The
Academy tomorrow afternoon and night,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-19
.Tohn Moody Punished.

Justice John had the Horse shoWfeT I,
;;;oci,et as quickly as he could so nc
..ouii go out and SEQ the rough riders.
,Inhn Moody was charged with taking 2
lot of rails from the CHESAPEAKE ana
,1roven, and he was given thirty days IN
Jail. ,a tr,
s;runks and small disorders The smh!i
.cl.ses took the usual course ard then
court closed.
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Miss Williams Coming.

Only a Shop Girl with Lottie WI
!iams In the title role. comes TO the
B!jou Monday for a stay Of a week. The
mere announcement that Miss Williams
is 10 return Will be sufficient 10 pack
The house all the week.