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The Breckenridge news., 1905-07-12
PEN PICTURES OF MISSIONARY
WOMEN.

During the late annual session of
the Louisville Conference W. F. NJ. 5.
held In Bowling Green KY. Rev.
w. F. Lloyd, pastor of the church In
which the meeting was held, made
some very striking. pen pictures of the
officers of the Conference Society,
which we take pleasure in giving the
women Of our town and county know
ing as we do the interest they have in
this great work that is being done by
these women,
The Doctor has modestly left out
the picture OF his own lovely wife
whose sanity face and character to-
gether viii the many sterling qualities
she possesses, so well fit her for the
important Office she holds, that of first
Vice President OF the Conference.
Mrs. NJ K Carter is the business
woman of the Conference, medium
height, rather heavy set, black eyes
that flash, black hair, dark complex
ion, rather nervous manner, always
on the alert, deeply consecrated and
quite LIBERAL accustomed all her life
to the surroundings of wealth, but
never departing from Christian sim
plicity in dress and bearing, this is
the woman who is the treasurer for
the Conference society.
~
One of the most useful women of
the body is Mrs. s. g. Shelley. She
is secretary tor the Columbia district.
Low in stature, full figure, fair skin,
dark hair gray eyes, soft but strong
voice, a ready writer, deeply religious.
her whole heart in the work, face that
expresses the conservation of her life,
Mrs. Shelley makes favorable i'm
preston on all whom she meets She
has travelled that heavy district in the
buggy with her husband, who is the
presiding elder, and has organized a
w. F. NJ. Society in almost every
church.
-
The hostess of Miss Tula Daniel de
clares tnat she is the Bishop of this
gathering. Miss Daniel is the member
of the Womans' Board from the Louis
vile Conference. and this makes her
advice and counsel a necessity, and
being a woman of very high order
of mind, she is consulted by all
the women. Rather stout, fair com
plexion, dark hair, flashing black
eyes, quick nervous manner, clear,
soft voice, but with carrying power,
easy to weep under religious emotion,
powerful in prayer, profoundly relig-
ious, widely read, and writer of
many gifts, this is Miss Daniel, who
tor seven years has held the Office OF
CORE spending secretary.
~
Miss Kate Mcdaniel, the secretary
of the body is low in stature, rather
heavy, fair SKIN, dark hair AMI blue
eyes, with quick nervous manner,
and pleasant bearing tnat MAKES her
very approschable. She has fine
voice that can be heard all over the
house, and is quick with her per.
She has been secretary tor many years
The Breckenridge news., 1905-07-12

One of the notable features of the
missionary meeting now in session is
the number of preachers wives in
attendance. There are at least eight
or ten. Mrs. Geo. E. Foskett, Mrs
W. F. Lloyd, Mrs T. H. Morris,
Mrs. P. q. Thogmorton, Mrs. A.
L. Nell, Mrs. j. W. Love, Mrs.
g. H. PrPtheo, Mrs S. e. Shelley
and perhaps others are present. This
speaks volumes as to the fact that the
wives of the preachers are co.Operat-
ing with their husbands In the work
Not only are the wives helping, but
their daughters also. There are pres
ent two daughers of Rev. B. +. Orr,
two of Rev. 7. V. Joiner, and one
of Rev. NJ. NJ. Hunter. These we
noted, and there may be others A
pleasant feature of the occasion is the
fact that all the preachers wives will
dine tomorrow with Mrs. W.F. Lloyd.
~
-hIs OOScpLluo NduupOcIlj buc NUT
can missionary, is in appearance
about fifty years of age. She is the
granddaughter of Martin Ruter, the
first Methodist preacher who received
the degree of Doctor of DIVINITY ana
who was the first missionary to Texas
in the days when it was part Of the
Republic of Mexico. Her father also
was a preacher and her husband like
wise. After hsr husband s death she
offered for the mission Id, and was
sent to China. Later she was transfer
red TO Korea. She is rather large, with
chestnut brown hair, blue eyes light
complexion, retiring manner, and
with voice as soft and gentle as
May zephyr. But she is heroic, and
knows how to endure the hardships
of missionary service. Sunday night
she told how she was forced to sup
erintend the building of wo.story
brick house In Korea.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-07-12
l,677 Injured on Fourth of July.

Chicago, July 5.-Returns from all
sections of the United States covering
Fourth OF July fatalities. accidents
and fires, show that 46 are dead and
l,677 more or less seriously injured
on account of the celebration. Figures
year ago showed the fatalities to
be 66S dead and l,545 injured. Cas-
ualities this year show the following
causes: Runaway, 40; powder burns,
154; fireworks, 1904; toy pistols, 5S
fire arms (all kinds), 179; cannons,
So fire losses, 1928, $50.
Ofthe deaths reported three were
from lockjaw which developed from
advance celebration OF Independence
Day. Many more deaths are expected
to ensue from this cause within the
next few weeks. The advice of ply
sicians tor Immediate cleansing and
cauterizing OF wounds containing
gunpowder mixed with dirt was
observed in h undreds OF cases, with
the probable result that there Will
be no serious effects.
The giant cracker and the toy can
non were responsible for many SER
ious injuries, and the ''gun that
WASH I loaded" was another fruitful
source of mischief. The torpedo cane
was the most popular instrument of
amusement Tor children, and while
there were considerable number of
casualties credited to it, the local
police say 1t proved one of the safest
articles in the celebration.
Avoid all drying inhalants and use
that which cleanses and heals the
membrane. Ely's Cream Balm is
such remedy and cures Catarrh
easily and pleasantly. Cold in the
head vanishes quickly. Price so cents
at druggists or by mail
Catarrh causes difficulty in speak
ing and to great extent loss of
hearing. BY the use of Ely's Cream
Balm dropping Of mucus has ceased,
voice and hearing have greatly in
proved. u. w. Davidson, Atty at
Law, Monmouth. Ill.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-07-12
Nichols Buys Two BIoodhounds,

G. 7. Nichols, Of this city, depdty
United States marshal, has purchased
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Rev. F1annagan to Preact

Rev. j. H. Flanagan, of Grafton,
Will Fill the pulpit at the First Pres
byterian church Sunday in the alb
scnce of the regular pastor, Rev. DR.
VIM. NJ. Hudson, who is away on
his wedding journey. BE will
preach at both morning and evening
services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
film FLAIN
CAME TRIED.

Fairmont. w. Va, July &c. 9;
Bowman is under arrest charged
With obtaining money under falsse
nretenses. Officers believe the casa
10 be Of the old 'slarcepy by trick
and device plan. John Willis, an
italian. made the complaint. BE
saws that he contracted with Bow
,',an to solicit orders from brew
mo company and that he had to
forfeit $500 in the beginning as an
evidence of good faith. He GLAZING
the soliciting business was dropped
as it did not pay and that Bow
man refuses to refund him the $500
forfeit. Bowman was given hear.
ing and Justice Bennington held
him under $500 bond to await the
action of the grand jury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Harbart Buys Store

The general store formerly owned
by F. a. Martin & Company, at Wal
lace, has been sold by J. E. r. Sine
to W. F. Harbert, who for the past
wear has bene in business at Coole.
Vile, o. Mr.. Harbert has returned
to Cooleville, after making the Pur
chase, and will close out his store
there and bring his family and
household effects back to Wallace
where he will reside in the futur.
and take personal management oil
the store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

James B. Martin was business
visitor here Friday from Bridge
samuel A. Elliott, of McAlpin,
spent Friday in the city.
d. Porter Stout, of West Union.
is Il city business visitor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Dear Madam /:

There was time when yotr chill
dren came home from school with
hoies in their stockings and their poor
little feet all stained from the oye oi
IN Ar hosiery. Have you ever stop
ped and Thought, madam, what
Images have been brought forth in
few years ? Fer l5c. YOU can purchase
at Parsops-Souders Co. a pair OF Her
CuleS School Hose. a trial Of them
will show you how American labor
mas done away with these deficiencies
Yours truly.
Brown, Durrel y Co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

y HEET MELUDH %'LOON'
FOR RENT-Furnished room
down stairs. suitable for man and
wife or two men. Board if desir-
ed. Inquire at 23G Chestnut ana 10
- SWEET MELODY -FOUR,
LOST-Small red leather pocket.
BOOK containing small amount OF
money and gold pin. Findcr. may ma,
Keep pocketbook and money if gold
pin is returned to 62s Mulherry
.traet or the Telegram Office. Giul3t@
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
First-class room ana
board for man and wife Tor sior nor
period. convenient to court mouse
Give terms and description. =: ~
S, care Telegram. 3luly
WANTED-Lady canvassers for
a GOOD selling article. Apply so2
Main street, between Z and >
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
WANTED-Girl to assist III
light homework. No WASHING
ironing. 32S Lee street. Good
wages Gjuly3t
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
FOR RENT-Three room cot
tnge, with bath. Apply to J NJ
Wine, Hickman street. lulY6tf
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
WANTED-First class, experien-
ced Girl for general homework ia
family of two. Good wages for eX'
ira good girl. Inquire or address
"Quality," care Telegram office. i6tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

Captain James II. Smith has re-
turned from a visit in Gilmer and
Lewis counties.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
/ a. sisson, of Wheeling, is in
Tue u SWEET MEIvDY FLOUR.
j. II. Shapman, of Sutton, IS a
business VISITOR IN the city.
SWEET AGE5SpDYs FLOUR
J. e. Nfayner, of Sistersville,. Is
in the city looking after bTslness
matters.
G. G.. Oliver of the Hazel-Atlas
Glass Company. is here from Wheel
ing looking after the business OF the
company
Mrs. Louise Perry Workman, OF
Cumberland. and Miss Hazel Green
wade. of Keyser, are visiting Mrs.
TGomns Balm. on Winson street.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
DR.. W. NJ. Late was here Friday
from Bridgeport.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Mrs. James n. Knox has returned
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
MELODY FLOUR.

Mrs. James n. Knox has returned
TO Shinnston after visit with rela-
tivcs here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
EXCURSIONS TO RUN
FROM GLARKSBURG

\ night excursion viii be run
from Clarksburg TO Pittsburg Sat
urday. July IL. \ special train will
leave here at 1915 p. IN. and ar
rive in Pittsburg at $3.50 O'Clock
SUNDAY morning. The specinl
train returning win leave Pittsburg
at o'clock Sunday evening. The
fare for the round trip will be two
dollars.
sunday, July 1G, an excursion
will be run 10 Parkersburg. Tho
fare will be one dollar for the round
trip. The train will leave Clarks-
burg at s :43 o'clock I'M.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07
Two Rejected

Lee H. Roger and Ralph Bee
have been rejected at the local re
cruiting station for enlistment IN
the United States army. Albert r.
Webb. Jesse J. Taylor, William b
Cline and Clyde A. McKinstry hay
been accepted and will be sent to
st. Louis tomorrow night to be as
signed to the cavalry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

Captain James Fl. Smith has re-
turned from a visit in Gilmer and
nu.is counties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-07

Mrs. Philip Willett and son, Carl.
win leave for Meadeville. Pa. and
Chautauqua Lake tomorrow to spend
two weeks.
DIR. Edward Fittro was in the
city from Salem Friday on business.
Elijah Gain, of SNrdis, spent Fri
day in the city.
Robert S. Davisson, of Marsh
Vile, was here Friday looking after
business matters.
John Hammond. of Sardis dis
trict. spent Friday in the city.
4. !. Michael was here from Dola
Friday.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

these from Sao to S.
shipments the annual
for the and will that
We wish call attention 10 the
that several facts which bear the above re-
shipping points wond
much explain.
Might mention that the last three ears shppea from Man.
anything all owing the quality OF They only net
bring down the
Manzanoa materially u had not been for these three
ears, the average there would have been SI-lo,
In reference Rocky Ford recognized that We had TWO
majority of the Rocky Ford had hail damase and some
patches the OF shipments
fancy and cent fairly good Now We
Rocky Ford,
have the being shipped.
who had TO the OF planting would
money. We with the
only Valley the markets would these people
ship did with the results
Rocky shipped the market the quail
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
MONEY. MAKING
SUGAR BEETS
Two New Factories Proposed In the
Arkansas Valley, the Best Sugar
Beet Region In the Union.

For several months movement has
been in quiet progress looking toward
sugar factory at Swink, and the business
has just taken on active, visible proper
tons. The proposition Of Colorado and
Eastern capitalists is to build sugar
factory at Swink and railroad from
Holly to Swink. IL an acreage Of beets
can be secured sufficient for the factory.
The railroad would run through the fine
farming section north Of Las Animas and
Lamar and through the Holbrook coun-
try, one Of the best farming regions in
the West.
The farmers Of the vicinity Of Swink
and Newdale are subscribing acreage
most literally. J. E. Gauger is one of
the most active men in pushing the en-
terprise. and the chances are said to be
good for the success of the movement.
+, A News special says that Manager
Wietzer was at Las Animas a few days
since in conference with the Commercial
Club relative to the erection of a sugar
factory there. The American Beet Sugar
Co. will erect 6oo-ton factory there to
handle the crop Of 1906 If $500 acres
Of beets shall be pledged.
In connection with the Las Animas
factory steam or trolley railway will
be built to tributary territory.
All of which indicates that sugar beet
culture is profitable for both farmer and
| factory.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
LETTER FROM ~. o. cOGGINs.

To b: b E s If # s gsu " 81 Been Ford & e and also
think i: time that record. appeared in print, ].
at the end Of season for whom
decide 5 % ior S@sslf dRsne comparing with other. We
ai l' sss ts' s's @ they s but
known hsls was any ps.as
e;
;ssa s n s M y a S @ ms ana
S"s %as:
,,!
NO, ssa' %
sS ;s = s"' s. =
the heaviest telegram, from Boston
ss.i @ ss ,is;i: r. &: * |
". " . con.,,. po..v Ford coo nos'o" Sept go 1905
ssos s s with s ss day s, and ss Gs.s
I fs s, yss sF %os S @ s % S 9 s 1 I m s, I %
%:0a. t.. ,S y. Is.s be
The best and getting the las,
s +; a:$
@ h prize 5 for then THEM S @ n soos s I YOU M
k. , Ss;, mo. No ,tHs SGs s ygs
Il. time aos s exact ss, ,s ssnsss s,sSs
3 Ss oSse % % A and & G"s' T 5 be- the
Sas Sos: o @ Ss ya d. st SS ySS ,
ses lsn, 3 II: but ssy 3 We @ s 3 %
. in here a s ne;
On top things have had bad weather for
the last, had than
tha, II
muggy kinds of weather mixed within week
Of understand
the melon trade trade but the peach trade is
dcmoraixcd .,.,,.r,
Die c. T. =
end of the the writer that there
distributors had
sales and they all stopped shipping that mar,
good Judgment and realized that could
quickly IL the balance OF the disbu-
high Gsi %Srs i sosG Ss Several
other points in the Valley from where we
high sales because there
else on the market at that time
because the that did not sell for much
freight, Rocky Ford did have many boston,
in reference the published statement. OF one OF our
how much better did they
and wish that this competitor shipping nearly twenty car
part Valley shipping earos these cars sold
high between and $500 crate ana
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
BEET GROWERS ATTENTION.

meeting of the 0tero County Beet
Growers association will be held in
Rocky Ford on Saturday. January 9,
1906. The Colorado State Beet Crow
ers' association will meet in Denver
on December 18th. 1905.
1t Is very important that no contracts
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

The VIM. Irvine residence property on
the corner Of 9th and Walnut has been
purchased by j. N. Kinney. Improve
ments will be made in the house previous
to removal from the Babcoek residence
to the new home. which will occur about
March lst. Mr.. Babeoek has leased his
farm and will occupy his town property
when vacated. thus being near tho cream.
cry.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

A most enjoyable evening is promised
at tho opera house Wednesday. when
Adrian Newens gives his most entertain-
ing rendition of The Sky Pilot" Every
body will enjoy Mr.. Nowens' admirable
impersonation Of Ralph Connor's many
interesting characters. This is one Ep-
worth League number which you can't
afford TO miss.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

for 1906 be signed until after the state
and local meetings.
Every grower can. and should be-
come member by leaving member
ship with Secretary C. V. Ryan or any
present member.
The annual meeting will be an I'm
portant one, and every grower should
be present.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

An old-fashioned wateh-night meeting
will be held in the Methodist Church on
Sunday night. The services will begin at
9 o'clock. Good music, lively addresses
and sermon will eharactsrizs the oeea-
sion. Tho people, Of Rocky Ford Circuit
will unite with the congregation Of the
Methodist Church in this service.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

Revival meetings will begin on Sunday
night in the Methodist Church. and con-
tinue through the next two weeks. begin
ming each evening at 1880 o'clock. Rev
g. w. Barron. Of La Junta, will assist
the pastor in these meetings.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
New Officers Of Frnternal Union Of
America.

Tho Fraternal Union Of America Of this
city has membership Of 65, representa-
tives Of Rocky Ford's best people. Mr..
and Mrs. M. M. Edmiston have worked
with the members here for two weeks.
adding s new members. They will re-
main here until February.
The new officers are: Fratsrnal Mas
ter. Mrs. Ella Moore; Secretary. Miss
Abbis Goblin; Treasurer, A. J. Stewart;
Justice. Mrs. Anna Higgins; Truth. Miss
Mary Goblin; Mercy. Charles Seely; Stew
ards, Mrs. Anna Burr. Mrs. Anna Senter
Susan Ringer; Guide. Matte Hulse:
Proctor, Harry Jamison; Guard. Florence
Clapper; Sentinel. F. w. Niche.
At a meeting of the order arrange
ments were made for an open session
Thursday night, Jan. 4th. There will be
a musical and literary program and re-
freshments. Members Of the order are
privileged to invite their friends. The
F. U. A. is Colorado institution and is
one of the very best of traternal orders.
| A postal from L. w. Baboock, dated
Cameron. Mo-, Dec. rs, says: 81 leave
tomorrow for Rocky Ford. with car Of
Al dairy COWS. These people are walk
ing up and have gone to milking to make
the most money. A car Of milk goes to
Kansas City each morning at e:20, and
on Sunday morning at z:2o, the milk
haulers getting in at that time from eight
miles in the country. We think the
"Missourians have got to be shown" but
they have shown me few things about
handling and feeding COWS. If our farm
ers had the dairy knowledge that these
people have we could equal any place in
the Union, with our alfalfa and products
of the sugar factory"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

i,y of any point results in comparison quality
quality OF the goods they shipped exceeded any other
taking the whole Association tosc
e The people will say "Why did you take the stuff
OF the Rocky Ford Ao-
cations growers consideration the short
OF do best could with what the
Association think il the calmly sit down and
what done Rocky ford they
will aekn the above statement to be eorreet
of shipments the Valley instead OF be-
ing carloads to what shipped on, oi
this with the quality
considerable and the quality OF 1903
as whoi wasm much better than
and myself followed
did before
condition OF the goods arriva the quality
special shipped arrival to the eastern
what
ion the future it will not ship the same
fruit
and contracts concerned
Association make inspections
Fancy" and sell
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

Fred w. Cheek, has sold to Swan Lar
son IA acres Of land near the Rivervis~
Cemstery. The contract for the sale oi
tho land includes the building Of DWELL
ing, making = $4,000 deal.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

Ticket to Chicago. cheap See Pau
Kennedy. .,f--a
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
NO. 2l

same each separately making 23rately the
pools fancy choice; by a.nea pro-
sss & PREPARE ~s ,'if G the
% es"aoaps sns y by ,s %sG Rs, o ss "s @ ss
i viii % i's"ti article because
have s,rs, iane goods b%, @ as OF sooa quality and
.; able for ri % Yin 5 'H choice @ .s .c
for s 4 aa, he I ,sn jus ed done 5s .
turning platform
aseda os au1s ~c'
:s s h IL; sss T.: s ss!: Fl j. Ts Ss;
test In essn fs'S % @ d @ ss'GSs @
se at high
the % single 'sas srs,s w I asd a' @ by
ss shipping Gs.s s . % G ia" as the o p % w 5 s"s m the 5 sG.
and f that experience will Of hsHsa, the
Yours truly. coGGINs & LYONS.
TWO SIDES TO EVERYTHING
the White @ % s ys Pee"
many many & ';s that % might hays % BEEN % answered ] ~ IN I H. o @
h.sS "Ss Ss " ali Ss" ss's
S . 3 of .s sSn iss ~;
@ that I's'f. @ n I G % @ % no, entering s S s Tne
write, Isady f,es debate ,S9iss, The
% t Ss St, to a"s @ % .ss % sa a any S" 3 sSS s %S:
not only Rocky Ford district hu. other terri
or % speak fer @ he 1 to to the & ws a. @ %S s "ssS 5 @ m
o" The future and Know ss, "s::sry ?? nass.
ptneiples to be able return year after year We positively want
ssPs sss sn "S'Ss p":ed @
called the front.
Yours truly, coGclNS & LYONS
Pisburg Pa, Dec.
Owing o published in oi the Rocky Ford
P,iSburg. feel duty 90
in and explain these points clear ourselves ard
Fi;tbugs the not
bad compared other points the art OF c7rs h7
died:
pe,or the Travis Association who sold the most Of Their raS On
this before
that since first starting handle this Rocky Ford bn;nsss Pitt
could
dispose OF other markets. laying MARKET
then ordered be forwarded
P,tsbug brought from Columbus Davton Cleveland
markets dcmor7zcd and
could OF hcrr they order
o Pitburg Taking this consideration handling
surplus markets and then the competition
Ford Association well
knew. all their sold this market.
results with and then decide
opinion what have done the P;sburg market
" NJ o. COGGINS.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29

You Can Not Afford to Miss
Ths business change sale at -
RAMSAY & BYARs'