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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03
CIRQUE OF LAss1Es WHO APPEAR IN PROFESSOR NAPOLEON

Mabel Dansey. Jessie Walker, Norma Holt,
Carrie E.. Gathrght Esther Watscy. Norma
West, Mile NJ. Gibson. Agnes c. Neil. Vrgle
Petit, Lucy Swami, Jennie Weinsten, Elsie
Leo Ball. Ernm l.. Fuller, Pearl Wilson. Min.
nie Opp!emnn, Myrtle Welton, Leoa Allen
Viola Allen, Beatrice Jarvis. Anna Bear, Floy
Kratz, Mary Trueman, Lizzie CARRIER, Kathleen
IAsop. Mary lowell Minnie Crump, Alma
Cheatwood, Margaret Petrochi Alice Carl
ton. Gertio May Garrison, Vera May Bowles,
Mary y Patten Jordan. Aleen NJ. Irvine
blanche Kidd Elsa Brown, sadie Michael,
Annie Policy. Blanche king, branches Crane
Gertrude Crane Ellen -, Goodman. Susie
Miles Cooke. Addle S. Mallory, Mary crowel,
Annie Davis. Shea sReveley, Bette Fisher, An
mic Howlcs. Minnie Fisher, Mary Crackc, Ruth
Leo, Hutchinson, Godie S. Pilberg, Myrtle
Thompson. Bertha NJ. Rice. Sarah Crowell,.
Louise Theo Dramberr. Hunter Wingheld,
Katie Davis, Francis Bragg. Matte Preston,
Hazel. C. Howard. RUBY Brmmer, Laura
crowder. Jessie Gulick. Linnet Godsey. Ver-
nellie Tucker Corneia, z llington, Beulah Angel,
Florence Wnder Minnie 10th, Elsie Melton,
adelaide Hancock. Fannie Bolvoughs Emma
Winder. Margaret O. Neil. louise Hancock,
Ray Bllicopf, IIenreta Cracke. Ruth B. Luck,
Clarice Suth, Annie Bune. Kate IIamnlack.
Ada I3uncker, Lottc May IIurt,s Minnie
Duncker. Annie Kramer. Minnie Kramer. En-
ina iKessnlch, Dora Tsot1in, Bessie II Dudley,
Joscphene .Herndon Martha lierpdon. Thea
Reycey, Annie Byrne, Katie Iiammack, Alma
Estello Wright. ~ y
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cles had been insufficient to inaugurats
Inc plan. Mi. Hobson thanked the ladies
for the Interest they had taken In the
subject, and hoped that something defi,
mite would be done before long,
Vorv appropriate RESOLUTIONS were
drawn IN to be presented to the Civic
Lcae,le proportion the subject OF tht
commercial destruction Of Niagara Falls.
,rhe ladies put themselves on RECORD
along with tho National Civic League as
nrot estins against the spoliation ofsthi,
rrent scenic wonder Of nature, and will
lake active steps to try to prevent It, t
B The next meeting of the Woman's Aux
ilary will be held at Mrs, Randolphs9
on TUESDAY morning, November 14th,l
lntI11 o'clock, IL ~ 45sy
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Those Taking Part.
NOBODY is EXEMPT.
A New Preparation Which Everyone WIN
Need Sooner or Later,

Almost eyerybodys digestion is disor-
dered more OF less, and the comnonest
thing they do for " Is to take some e eln
which, in many cases. are merely strong
catA,artics. Such things are not need ed.
II the organs are In 4aSclOgged condition.
viii viii right themselves cuthartlcs Ilrrltnte
the sensitive Innings OF the stomach and
bowels aud often do more harm than
good. ia a -,
thing to do Is TO putEthe food In condl-
ton 10 be readily dgested and assinli-
lated. stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets do this
perfectly. They partly digest what is
thu It needs e They stimulate the secretion
and excretion, OF the dig estiyes fluids and
relieve the congested condition of the
GLANDS ana sys{em esy RH1 the
do its work. When that Is done you
need take no more tablets, unless YOU
eat what does not agree with you, Then
take one or two 'ap .iIa = them need
It's a common-sCnse medicine and 81
comlnon-sense treatment. and It will cure
every time. Not only cure the disease but
cure the cause, Goes about itin a per-
fectly sensible and scientific way.
we have testimonials enough To I'LL
"A book, but we don't publish many OF
them; Howeyer,n,Mrs ., NJ. Faith. OF
you and they have done their work well
/ In my case. for feel like II different per-
son altogether: don't doubt II had
not got them ] should have been at rest
| by this time"
H. q, Willard, onslow, la. says; 4 Mr..
| White, OF Canton, was telling mo ct your
Dyspepsia Tablets curing him Of pys,
pepsia from which he suffered for eight
Years. AS ! am a sufferer myself I wish
| you to send me a package by return
Phil Brooks, Detroit. Mich. says;
aers In rny case. suffered for years
! cured and enjoy life as never have be-
fore. / gladly recomrnsnd them"
/ much Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will help
You TRY them-that's the best way to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03
WOULD SAVE NIAGARA.
Ladies Of Improvement League
B Place Themselves On Record.

Tho NVoman's Auxiliary Of the Civic
League met yesterday al
,tGrnoon with Mrs. Norman Y. Randolph!
Many important points relating to the
welfare of the city We're discussed, "
was suggested that the league approach
the City Council on subject which per-
tains to tho general health-namely, the
condition Of closed houses. 1T was
brought very forcbly to the attention Of
tho league that many tenants all over
the city leave houses from which they
ara moving In a condition which Is meli-
acIng to the health Of tho nelghbors
and to persons who may move into such
houses IT is TO remedy this state Of
affaIrs that committe from the league
will suggest that the Council impose n
flno on tho departing tenant for any un-
clear clean condition Of the properly.
Mrs. Randolph reported on the progress
stn mad made in the matter Of providing
In lin cans for Main and Broad Streets,
She read letter from M Julius l 4 4,
Health, stating that the appropriation
OF 500 by the Council for trash recepta-
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T pfesson Henn eIs TeSs gasIns Ne LIE
sassn 4sne5s h g T RTsn as
ElisaSetl, Mcjraw Louise Frisehkorn LOUIS ,sis
sowies. Miriam Word race Gilman ,s sadie
AksiG c AsRss Nassds
Lazy Pond Jane cason, Effie 81. Twin ,a,Is
Anita lsrkwood Gay Thomas G Mannio = 1 HALL
Roots Alice Inpk!n E eth l xsiSs
n ms Msss'h r'hn'a ey aaTy
''t Uid MensWaiter Smith, Rove Thomas as
1Iush Pendeton sam Dorest iious \ ,,o NY
sullivan. Persons Morgan John T ,v co,t tt y
cswe 15sTry Kahn sam Mor Men Latto
pendieton, Ira Wade, Warrlet Babinsa,,; MI
liam joseph cneT rs Charles MesHrae
5 9eh pisG nEn aafs' 4rthui Mecabc Harry cgris
u Edwin asner ry pssm M M Mi ' Msen pS
Foot, Ball Boys-Joe Shelton Gilbert ~ W.
heu. w xRSHsa lfef fSsr Francis Kiehar
pryde r. Benjamin Ryan. r. Cave Mnda9x.
Oswald yaEhen royd trsle S Moss Charlie
Macfarnne paul Fitzpatrick. Johi, r. MURPHY,
Robert ruinme Trnl Pettns Robert Ii i,n ESry
AK oepsnhfp w ar's1 R sSSE
Walter Joyce, irving Thomas. Ronald HUB.
Z bard H. NJ. Cowardin, Willie Brown. I Leroy roy
Peters, Edward Haynes. j. DcKson foiies, W
NJ Peters, Sam Dorset
4 1ndans--Walter Wittel1. Willie T. Ghrls ,l
Morton Wolf, Dave Wolf. Jackson Chambers,
Ieadore Kahn. Jacob Harris. Emmett Z: ~,
more Howard L. Hunt. Tom Avery avery; N ,rnnis
ITrS ndWln f. Paimore, Raymond irinn
philip Joyce 1nwood Ridenopr
y College Men--llcroy 3. HARPER H I,r'sas,
spenec, Frank Moore. Ashton Epps Wadhy
Wilde Powers Lcfebvre. W.. q. lI I 8
IL WlIjiam Leonard. Page Ramos Robert :.
Norrleet. Edgar v. Russell. r. Leonard. I,ul-
Ter. IRA 3. Williams. Jr.. Henry W. po essS;
Jr., Robert Dalton Eugene Giliiam :, Sarr ,.,
i. Martin. George f. Ready. W. $, Garrett,
I1.ntrr >I,hillips. r. w, Darlington Ir.. stacy
Garrett, Henry MCGEE. Hunter Camp, I'D.
Mercer. Warren Goddard &5
sailors-waiter crenshaw. p sfhsrlner r.
horn, Jr., j. NJ. Lavir. S.. I, Powell. IL: K.
sutherland, b. Smith, Clyde g. Rogers. Johil
Washlneton Hunter, Fickc, Warren =. Io.-
ftlaux Benjamin Hunter. r. Walsh. NJ: Owen
NJ Burr,rss, Herbert Perduc, k Fnrlnhol', II.
D. Connolly. james a. Fowden 4
i School Girls-Gayds ID. aLvesay. Jennie NJ
righi, SRebeccn Shunlaker Grace ~. iufnmaS ,.
Hannah x. Dombfpwcr. Virginia Eubank. VIZ
rlnia Cooke. Elizabeth Gaines, lnez Mcrr"de"'
BETTE Jelln,an, Marjorie Lea Hazel Pe trls
Ida Reid Matte Jackson Annie Burgess. L2yn
Spindle. Estcllc Cohen. Sarah Ruth, MAY
Spindle Irene Meredith. Mayne Franklin. RUN
Cowles, Vera Hylton Burch Annie Icttus'
Ether Goldsteln Inez Heller, Willie Moore.
Norenc Gary, Marguerite Fair Caldwell. Mar
tina Sutherland, Hattie Raymond. Ethel Ban,
Jessie d.. Ball. Mary An1bers, Florence Lei,ch'
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DOCTORS
FOR CHILD S0EA'|I|.H i
Fulton Mother Says Physicians
Should Be Held Re
sponsible.

Rev John Daugherty. pastor of the
Apostolic Church, in Fulton. and the
leader of the little band which has Inn
.plicit faith In the power OF praycr--faith
That precludes even a suggest. on of mcdi-'
cal assistance IN time. OF sickness--has
ceased to talk OF the death Of the child
of Mrs. Mary Palmer. from dlphtherla.
and will not refer II any manner 70 the
probable sickness Of the four remaining
children who were associated with the
dead child while 1t had the dreaded
disease. He was entirely pleasant in his.
dsinclination to be interviewed.
But Mrs. Palmer the mother OF the
four fatherless children. who have doubt
less been infected with the dlphther!a
germ. in manner. has yielded to the
Eentrcaties of the neiglibors and OF tho
physicians and while processing a disbc-
lief in the efficacy of medicine admins
tered even to Innocent children, says
that she is willing for the doctor TO put
the medicine In the children's backs
She talks In a contradictory fashion.
saving at one moment that the physia
clans are TO blame for the death OF her
first child and in the next breath claim
Ing that the four children now alive
cannot be III II she has faith sufficient.
Anti-tox will in all likelihood be, adj
fmInistered to the children to-day With n
hope OF preventing them from having tho
dixon
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Jean Taylor, sue Gray. Marie Potts Rose
sshoo! Boy5 awln Carton qr, asSsse G Sng.
Jones. clifford Hewitt, Henry a. M Ian ri's
George r Kings Gharlgs p * Capt
Mchaux crump, Myrton Gaines Robert k Rcr-
land, Irving Thomas. g Ralph Lpaw'G =, R an
sailor lads Eva Hewitt. Eta Gcdsey k VIZ,
Farlnho, Eva WASH. willie Wngleld Is s,I.a
Jones. Maud lawley Katie lie. l'er rms
Stansbury. 1,s
he sea Hieopt Eta Dryer Rosa !shsr KATE 5nis
L6b1 TxFee Essher
iaTa ' Robertson Mary crowe Fanny +
;rsh, Annie Green Arnina go ntscn M nn;s
sehroasr Mary ass p awe Esther Fish
land Stevens Bessie schiller Eula I Marable'
MarV AS4 MpFX e S.1ss Lille How
ard Godie oppiemans race baldwin; Bertha ,.t
ps LsG casrrs pey1 Tasy eSRyey M
s iH ley, Rosa a x. Knight, Pauline Gloss
Kate lammuck, Mary Snham Gladys II Ii ie;y; \.
nt,w Tosns bsH eS hars A E%zss
oneida Wharton, Mary Roth A e1,,d,, Ko ah
HELENE chamse Ruth Ru, 1hsr Gstea van
dryop, Myrtle Nay Mayo. Jessie Ruth, Irene Wade
lla cl,zer sadie Kitchen MarlG Tbher
Laura Parker Edna Temple gess ssds sYdno
spsel Lena London. Hatjs K T,aI,, s Hij,
& Asuy Wes nd.a a May 'G %hite sadie syerma
Sadie Rosenberg, Rosa Gary, Mamie krugei'.
S snsSey nsrSS Nae xNsa oS n Zelda an
lard, Lila pomnc!' Mayne Graylns, Katy
craylns, Fanny shnr. ETlorenee Lutte Byra
Wilson Genaysve HUGHES % WI 10. MaraS Hs.w
man, Allen Kline CROUCH. Morris ". COSBY ,ss
Abraham Fox, Herbert Dorset be 4,!, WOLF Vol
Joseph Peters, George Bruce David s Sner,$
nan, Jake schiller, Robert II sampson. WI
lie Walker Atkins. Mpntroso Sampson, Charlie
1Onesty, David London gorge Brooks, Alien
Kinbrough. Jake We!nstein, Raymond sauna.
10th. Hugh Robinson Howard Long, Josenh
Harris Frank 4, kinker, lewis Bloom, Charles
Victor Verne, Archie Harris, Jake Lebar-=
witch Honey Rosenberg Aubrey Loth' 4
Witehes--Ava. w. Haskil.s, Lola White; III
lie White, Marie Verser. Mary. Yerser,. Helen
Thompson. Sara Page. Maggie ,Carter MOSQUE la
Robins. Pauline Pearce, Fannie Wood !, s. .a,
SEumaker. Edna Goldsmith, Annie Lyric
Louise Hooper Daisy Lester. aiollie Ea RI
est. Margaret Gilbert. Clara Kosher, Maueilne
Iipaconb. Lille Leitcll. Belle fPeare. vi gina
Cooke, Virginia Eubank, @ 5
japanese Maidens--Iouise stansbury, ~ uae
IIaw!ey, Ruby Jones. Sadie Ford, Estflle WIT
lock, Julia Renick Bertha ;Ren!ek Vrgle RYE I,s.
ke Agnes Guiick, III Gertrude Logon. Hya
Wash F.. coninne Llgan varg,e Ne ns,utm man
Edna Gora9 Marie ,, Mora9n ph mueIe Marns
Norma Gibson Annie Allen Eva iew!ttj
Irene b. Steth, Isabel bingham Jones. MAY
Rowe, Grace Bradley. Fannie !. Farmer. VIII
Sadie l. Price, ROSE Lawrence, iettis q,
Gary, jessie D. FARMER, Gertrude Wells, Sadie
Lou skeggs. Eta Godsey
Banjo Girs- Louise Hickerson Juanita lee
spott Fannie Mason W lil!sms' Ethel May
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03
{ RATS WINDING UP.
Finish Distributing Literature

5rlIllSll 2s2#I1lStIlpullilEo LASl otui \
and Will Close Headquarters.
Tho work Of the campaign is iprac,i-
Scaly over a t Democratic State head
Quarters M.. Brcnnaman and his large
corps Of clerks having lahored until n
late hour last night TO finish up tn"
task of sending out. literature
n Wagon loads Of letters. pamphlets and
circulars We're hauled to the postoflicc.
ana they are addressed to voters In every
Nook and corner Of the state.
The services Of most of the girls and
Young men who have been working foH
days at headquarters have been disp'ns-
ed with, 'And' this rooms Will be closed
&.o.morr6w tight
Mr. Brennanlan will be busy to-day and
Tomorrow Strengthening out matters ana
removing books and papers which are
worth preserving
But few more speaking appointments
will be announced and the time Is SO
limited that most of the necessary cor
rnspondence with Leaders out in the state
Will be conducted by wire.
| Senator Martin was absent YESTERDAY.
having gone 10 Alexandria TO make a
speech The Senator will go dirctly
home TO vote, and will, not return here
He EXPRESSED himself as thoroughly sal
3isfied with the situation before leaving
the city.
There were number OF callers az
headouarters yesterday. Among mem
we're Congressman Carter Glass, senator
i. BOYD sears and Mr.. Charles kizer' or
Norfolk.
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" al ~ t3s.t
indicateatO n new

would they let fall to Indicate to a news
paper man or any other outsider that
anything in particular was going on, but
It Is certain that tho committee is try
ing very hard to agree upon u report to
submit to the Council at Its meeting next
Monday night. II IS equally as certain
that they are finding this "a tier hard
job. 1t has leaked out that on many
points the committee Is, very much divided.
They may have TO hold meetings every
night this week. They did not complete
the work last night. tits the determine
ton of the committee MOTTO let out any-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03
Billy Clifford.

Billy IS Clifford and his fifty compan-
ions are due at the Bijou Theatre next
week. The vehicle used this season for
the exploitation Of the varied accom-
plishlnents OF this Beau Brummcl of
musical comedy is "A Jolly Baron, :"
and according TO reports he has met
With immense success wherever he has
The company supporting MI,
Clifford numbers fifty, included in which
arc many who have been prominent In
musical comedy for some time
Morrison's Faust"
IT has been said that Lewis Morrison's
massive production of Faust could last
forever. This Is particularly true In this
case where everything is kept up to
such ii high standard 'hat the lasting
qualities arc llnquestioned. 1his sea-
sons "Faust" is brushed mp in detail, the
numerous Innovations Frightening of
scenic, electrical and other necessary
effects bringing about practically thor
oughly. new and complete production of
C;octhc's play.
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AGAIN OPERATED ON.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Branch Has Leg
Amputated at the Knee.

The condition Of Mr.. Thomas ]. Branch.
of No. SIS North Twenty-second Street,
Is very serious, ifnot alarming, The sec
ond operation was performed on MI
Branch at the Memorial Hospital yestcr.A
above the ankle, being ampututed this
time at the knee,
Drs. w. p. Matthews, Lee and RaWls
performed tho operation II. the effort
ostop gangrene. =
Mr.. Branch is getting along as well
as can be expected considering the gray
lily Of the operation and his age. which
is past three-scorc years. Ills family has
the sympathy of Its many friends.
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Blaze Small But Mysterious.

] FIRE in frame structure. No, FOG Louis.
lana Street, Wednesday, night, attracted
damage was slight. No ono seems to bd
able to account for the blaze which was
first discovered in tho lower floor OF
the building. the floor formerly oGcu-
pied by Henry Williams. who atithe time
was in Henrico county jail. awaiting trial
upon several charges,
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Going Home to Vote.

The situation about the State Library
building was very quiet yesterday, many
of the officers and clerks who live at a
distance having gone 10 their homes 70
vote. Treasurer Hartman left for Rock
bridge Yesterday. and others will go tn
day and Tomorrow,
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ROYAL Arcanum Wins.

10 telegram was received here ycsteN
day announcing that In the Suprem1
tbs Royal Arcanun had been dissolved
and the bill dismissed. The message cAn1
TO pr, i. 4, McFaden, land vas signed
OF tho order In that State.
The news was received here with joy
by the members of the order,
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Licensed to Wed.

The clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
LICENCES yesterday as follows:
George Charming Ruskell and Essie
Phillips; Joseph II. Wilson and Isabella
il. SternberI.
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Names Fifth Thursday.

President Roosevelt has settled W.,
question as 10 whether Thanksgiving WIZ
bo observed on the fourth or htth Ihurs-
day this year. The President mas oes,s :
mated November 30th, whicn - ny ~.
,,,d s,as, THURSDAY. Governor Montague
,,.i,l issuca t.Is proclamation in a few days,
n conformity with the designation MADE
nv the President.
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Gas Investigation Still On.

The special committee to inYestlsate
the gas question held lengthy meetihs
yestnrday afternoon, beginning at
.n.ciock AS heretofore. the members sat
behina closely barred doors. Not wore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-03
Bows Take French Leave.

Lloyd Ramsey, white boy seven
teen years of age has escaped from
Laurel Reformatory and he police are
searching for him. The boy was con.
victed OF stealing In Newport News and
on account of his youth was sent 70
the reformatory instead of the pen'ten-
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DARING ESCAPE OF
A NEGRO CONVICT WI
VIM. Lewis, Of Many Aliases,
Slides to Freedom On Rope
Made Of Blankets.

f0.iuia,, Lewis, alias William Williams.
alias William Epps. a negro convict from
Norfolk CITY, who vas serving q term
in the State renitentiary Tor ropo'. y. =
railroad car, made good his escape from
that institution yesterday morning ~ =
mos, daring and dangerous manner.
# II was The duty of thu negro 70 sweep
off the floors of the tonmost TER OF IN inc
new building every morning, ana ne cyl cyl
Fdently tired of the Job. So about . o CLOCK
Yesterday morning he proceeded 5to54 IN.
execution Of il plan for his escape, Whlchs
IN had obviously made with great care care
the cells were opened ana t t!ilc
5iS,heTY CONFLICTS had gone TO WORK y inc ~ "A
y, es 70 climbed out on the roof, and WIN
S nc aid or a rope he had made by tying
+ 10, ticking and blankets toSetherthe{ SIG l,dc
afelygFio within twenty feet OF INC
round. Here the rope broke nnt ca.-
sskr in his activity he lit upon ms eel
5snd Being unhurt made good his eschp e-&
Wy Flood hounds were put upon Lewis ;
nail, and every effort Is being mace 70
-s;;rhcnd him,
* stt,1r,.;c,:dent Boiling has offered q re-
IF & SD OF s. for the captures and commit
st On, Of illc negro to any jail in the
S:$;,,e.
lssWis is easy Of Identification, lie Is
Atscf,sy-tiref Gears Of age and weighs 10
asi.ti.. lie IS six feet one inch tall, and has
IL iis;.. l.hc,.S al scars on his face and body
sii.fte5 tees bnvc been cut from his righ,
t,pf. ana he walks with "a perceP'iblc
Ils3;t,
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shape, with he aexception Of the, ispecial
orchestra rehearsal, which will be con-
Quoted this afternoon. The advance sale
has. indeed. been heavy for all perform
ances. although there are stu many good
seats that are not taken.
Those Taking Part.
The first publication Of the hundreds
of Rlchmonds young people taking part
is made here. The com plete list follows:
College Glrls-ISdith I'ooth. Daisy G. Booth.
Nellie G. Epps, Louise Frisch korn.FJ ulla I2ep-
lex, sadie Atkinson Eya Hewitt, Bertha Rem.
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thing for publication until tho whole
matter, with tho experts report, as we'll
as their own report, shall have been laid
bnfnrc the Council.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

Large Town Hall neeessary.

One of the most prominent business
men OF North main street recently said:
81 would rather head subscription lis,
among the business men OF Rocky Ford
at $50 than to sec the opera house pass
into the hands Of outside parties. who
have no interest in the town" Because
said he. "a large audi,oriumis necessary
fer the convenience ofthe public. When
there is to DO political gathering Of any
importance thoy must needs 90 to the
opera house. When the Masons or Odd
Fellows wish To have blow out thoy en-
gage the opera house. And even when
the churches wish to have union meet
ing Il takes tho opera house to hold the
vast crowds. Not only so. but q COM
parison in prices goes to show that II
costs loss to uso our assembly hall than
in other towns tho size Of Rocky Ford"
Attend tho opera house benefit 70 b
given on Dec. 18th. by tho transformers.
AL the proceeds Of which 60 to the house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
SYoung Peoples meeting at $3.50.

'SYoung Peoples meeting at $3.50.
Evening preaching service 1880. 4
Rev. Barwiok OF Mcpherson. KS. on
Dec. 8 will begin series Of meetings 10
continue Indefinitely. ss.x,.,.
Elder Eey Of Fort Wayne. Ind. preach
cd a few s very interesting sermons this
week at the church.
Methodist Church..
Frank u. Holienback. psstor.l
Morning .theme-"This Grace Also"
Evening thsme--"Some Of the Reasons
Why We Ought to DO Thankful
Morning Solo. Miss Myra Ford.
Evening Anthem. Harvest Home" !
All services as usual throughout the
day. = f
Catholic Church.
Services on the first and third Sundays
OF each month. On the first Sunday SER
vices begin at | a. m. and on the third
Sunday at nine a. m,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
CHURCH NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
First Presbyterian Church.
w. I. Davenport, pastor,


wv. !. Davenport PASTOR
USUAL preaching services oy the pas
tor. Morning subises, The Psfversion
OF the Moral Ssnss-A study Of the In
ausnes OF Language over Character
Anthem, -Praiss Ysr the Lesd." Even
ing thsms. Doing a. one plsasss with
Ones Own. Anthem. -out Of the
Depths"
.. christisu Church.
Bible School Rally 9:ls.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

Ting a ling. aJins ling.
Push along a good thing:
Opera house b ene-fit
STAY at homer guess nit,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
Flowers for ThnnksgIvInx.

II you are going To entertain you want
your table to look pretty. Gut flowers
are no, expensive a. this season and will
make beautiful decoration. Below I
quote prices Of stock on tho rHarse, now:
Per doyan
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
Have You Heard
That you could set ] pounds oil
pop corn for Csc at Ebbert's.
az 5. Main.

I have recently added several DOZEN
ehsirs for use in my chapel. These chairs
are finished in light maple. have earps,
seat. and are no;sslsss folding and light
IN construction. weighing IS pound. per
dozen. yet are very substantial. ! will
rent these chairs for social gatherings
etc. at ten cents each delivered. or FIVE
eeots each when called for at Office. Al
churches Ind church societies are well
come 70 uss these chairs without charge.
=. HENRY ]. Sprinkler.
Two Merry Tramps" Wood & Wards
musical combination are booked for an
appearance here in the near future. Al
the Grand. Monday eve. Nov. 9th.
Casebeer's new grocery has just open
ed barrel Of Old Missouri Sorgum. Try